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The Landscape of Green IT
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Liam Newcombe, BCS & Romonet Ltd; Gareth Flook, SNIA; Roger Bearpark, London Borough of Hilingdon; Shiva Kumar, EuroCloud UK
Join this interactive panel session to discuss the best practices to achieving IT efficiency.
Moderator: Liam Newcombe, Technical Director, Romonet Ltd.
Panel: Roger Bearpark, Assistant Head of ICT, London Borough of Hillingdon; Shiva Kumar, EuroCloud UK & Gareth Flook, SNIA
Apr 20 2010
48 mins
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Luc de Crémoux
Apr 16 2015
64 mins
Ce webinaire est organisé par Schneider Electric en partenariat avec le Comité pour le développement durable en santé (C2DS).
Au coeur d'enjeux multiples de santé, techniques, financiers, l'hôpital se doit également de s'engager dans une démarche d'efficacité énergétique durable, sans toujours en percevoir les différentes dimensions. Par le biais d'exemples concrets, découvrez en quoi le Développement Durable est un critère essentiel de performance des établissements hospitaliers publics et privés, et identifiez les facteurs-clés de succès d'une telle démarche.
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Tom Muddell, Jeremy Warner and Mellany Zanetti
Apr 14 2015
53 mins
Right now you have a good chance to achieve significant savings due to the current low price environment in the energy markets. But, there is a danger for energy buyers even when the price seems low. In these conditions, offers of savings are flying around, people are locking prices and energy suppliers are putting lower price offers in customers' hands. It's very easy to be content delivering any savings story to your leadership, but many buyers are still leaving money on the table.
Join our energy experts for a deep dive into buying strategies that every energy buyer should employ and hear tips for navigating the markets in a low energy market. A live Q&A session will follow the discussion.
Your presenters each have 15+ years of energy buying experience and are excited to share with you the signs to look for as you negotiate with energy suppliers.
Tom Muddell, Host and Emcee
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Jeremy Warner
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Mellany Zanetti
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Future Trends and Economic Implication of Enhanced Oil Recovery in North America
Mahesh Radakrishnan, Industry Analyst
Mar 31 2015
63 mins
As the demand for energy increases and production declines, E&P companies are focusing on maintaining their assets. This briefing will analyze and investigate the changing environment in enhanced oil recovery across North America. The briefing will specifically focus on enhanced oil recovery techniques and a dynamic cost model to determine the breakeven for each technique.
Why you should attend:
1. Learn about growth in enhanced oil recovery in North America
2. Discover how drivers and restraints impact this industry
3. Get a complete analysis of dynamic cost models for each technique
4. Understand the voice of the customer regarding current and future trends
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Mar 26 2015
64 mins
L'article 11 bis de la loi Hamon relative à la consommation impose aux entreprises un délai pour souscrire une offre de marché au 31 décembre 2015 pour une consommation supérieure à 30MWh/an mettant ainsi fin aux tarifs jaunes et verts historiques.
Dans un contexte de volatilité des marchés de l'énergie, les entreprises doivent optimiser leur approvisionnement énergétique et doivent intégrer de nouvelles pratiques, évaluer de nouveaux acteurs, comparer de nouvelles formes de contractualisation.
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50 mins
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Mar 18 2015
43 mins
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2015 Energy & Environment Industry Outlook
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Mar 12 2015
46 mins
The 50% decline in oil prices since August 2014 has shaken up the energy sector, with oil companies slashing investment in new exploration projects. However, the decline in price has raised wider questions about investment across the power sector, including gas and renewable energy.
The efficient use of resources continues to be a hot issue, and technologies related to buildings, lighting and water continue to increase in prominence.
Join the briefing to discover:
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- Details of the evolution in business models currently taking place
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Joaquim Daura, Schneider Electric
Mar 11 2015
61 mins
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31 mins
ESOS is a UK mechanism for meeting the European Energy Efficiency Directive (EED) and is a mandatory energy assessment scheme for organisations in the UK that meet the qualification criteria.
2015 is the year of ESOS. Organisations must comply with these important new regulations or risk fines for non-compliance. Make sure your organisation is ready.
Reserve your seat at our virtual workshop where we'll share lessons learned, including best practice and answer our most popular FAQs.
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- ESOS – Energy Savings Opportunity Scheme
- "Saw it, Read it, Understand it?" – What have we learned so far?
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45 mins
Fabio Di Niro, SNIA Italy Committee (Cisco)
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It then goes on to describe where they fit into typical Enterprise Storage architectures today, with descriptions of specific use cases
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Prof. Ian Bitterlin, CTO, Emerson
True sustainability is achieved in three discrete steps - Firstly Reduction of Consumption, secondly Minimisation of Losses and, finally, Power from Renewable Sources. All of these are possible in modern data centre design but come with some increased risks. These risks may be more perceived than real but we have to accept that the primary purpose of a data centre is not to save the user energy but to provide reliable digital services that meet their business case. The users risk profile comes at the top of the design wish list.
Join Prof. Ian Bitterlin for this presentation as he shows how a sustainable design can be forged for a user with a low appetite for risk and a high appetite for risk with the rewards that accompany it.
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Molly Latham, CBCP, Independent Business Continuity Consultant
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5:00 pm
45 mins
Fred Pinkett, Senior Director of Product Marketing, Nasuni
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Learn about this new generation of NAS that solves the challenges of file data storage, protection and access across the enterprise, costs less to own and manage, and ends the cycle of NAS hardware refreshes forever.
Expert Panel: Shape Up Your Datacenter in 2015
Apr 21 2015
3:00 pm
60 mins
Stu Miniman, Wikibon; Jeff Babcock, Empire Life; Suda Srinivasan, Nutanix
Start delivering on your key datacenter initiatives with peak efficiency, agility, and lower costs. Join our panel of experts as they discuss the transformative technologies that are putting datacenters on the fast track to fitness.
Join the panel discussion and learn:
- How Empire Life lowered their infrastructure costs by 60% and reduced their datacenter footprint by 16:1
- The questions you should be asking to assess your environment's current fitness level
- How technologies like server virtualization, hyperconverged architectures, and hybrid cloud strategy can help
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Apr 2 2015
59 mins
Tom Fenton, Taneja Group; David Glynn, Dell; Eric Siebert, HP; Joel Kaufman, NetApp; Ben Bolles, NexGen
Join us for a fast-paced and informative 60-minute roundtable as we discuss one of the hottest topics in the datacenter: VMware vSphere Virtual Volumes (VVOLs). VVOLs is the industry's first solution to enable native virtual machine-awareness across a broad range of SAN/NAS arrays. VVOLs will be packaged as a feature in VMware vSphere Standard Edition and above as well as in VMware vSphere ROBO editions, and is seeing a groundswell of interest from IT professionals, especially those involved in datacenter operations. The panel includes VVOL experts from four major vendors that have announced they will be implementing VVOLs into their storage. Some of the questions we will be asking them include: What immediate impact will VVOLs have on the datacenter? What should the early adopters look for in a VVOL-based storage solution? Should datacenters start to implement VVOLs right away or wait for VVOL.next?
David Glynn, Technical Solutions Engineer; Dell
Eric Siebert, Worldwide Solutions Marketing Manager; HP
Joel Kaufman, VMware Technical Director; NetApp
Ben Bolles, VP Products; NexGen Storage
Hyper-converged Infrastructure: A Hype-Free Buyer's Guide
Mar 31 2015
47 mins
Jon Toigo, Chairman, Data Management Institute; Sushant Rao, Sr. Director of Product Marketing, DataCore Software
Hyper-converged storage is turning out to be the buzz phrase of the storage industry in 2015, one with as many confusing and contradictory definitions as there are vendors. In theory, the combining of server and storage tiers into a single entity should deliver better application performance and lower infrastructure costs. In practice, your mileage will vary.
Join us for this webinar where industry expert Jon Toigo – chairman and co-founder of the Data Management Institute – will help to identify key criteria for making the right infrastructure decision for your business. Mr. Toigo will offer his key criteria in selecting a hyper-converged infrastructure model and he will survey the offerings of leading vendors to identify the "gotchas," trade-offs and lock-ins of each option so you find the best fit for your company.
Private and Hybrid Cloud – What Are Their Roles in a Modern Datacenter?
Mar 24 2015
63 mins
Tom Fenton, Taneja Group; Steve Wilson, Citrix; Burzin Patel, Microsoft; Bryan Che, Red Hat; Mathew Lodge, VMware
Join us for this informative 60 minute roundtable as we discuss how private and hybrid clouds fit into the modern datacenter. This panel includes top luminaries from major private and hybrid cloud providers. Some of the questions we will be asking include: Why use private and hybrid clouds instead of public clouds? Are all workloads suitable for these types of clouds? What are the economic factors that play into these types of clouds? Are they a transitional technology or the new normal?
Steve Wilson, VP Cloud Software, Citrix
Burzin Patel, Director of Product Marketing, Microsoft
Bryan Che, General Manager, Cloud Product Strategy, Red Hat
Mathew Lodge, VP Product Marketing and Management, Cloud Services, VMware
Choosing the Right DCIM Software: of RFPs, POCs and Other Adventures
Mar 24 2015
49 mins
Jason Sherman, Director of Sales Engineering, Graphical Networks
So you have been tasked to find a DCIM solution for your organization. There's only about a hundred of them, so that sounds like fun!
Before you plunge into mind-numbing RFP writing, join Jason Sherman, Director of Sales Engineering at Graphical Networks as he provides valuable tips and tricks of the trade that can save you time and energy.
We'll go over some of the aspects that may be forgotten in the RFP writing process as well as requirements for a meaningful proof of concept, and other important things to consider when evaluating a DCIM software tool.
What is the "Internet of Things"?
Mar 24 2015
50 mins
John Booth, Carbon3IT; Richard Lanyard Hogg, IBM; and Alex Bardell, BCS Green IT SG
Our panel of experts will discuss what is meant by the "Internet of Things".
The State of the Internet of Things: Opportunities and Roadblocks - Expert Panel
Mar 19 2015
64 mins
James Hogan, Vista Ventures; Mac Devine, IBM; Stephen Mellor, IIC; Jeff Smith, Numerex; Darin Andersen, CyberUnited
The Internet of Things (IoT) has now become a mainstream term but much of the attention is focused on the latest gadgets rather than its potential in super-charging efficiencies of every industry sector. Whether it's using connected devices to monitor the health of a patient or an elderly relative in their homes, GE"s smart jet engines that transmit terabytes of data on its condition in-flight or ensuring miners' safety and productivity with integrated communications, tracking and real-time analytics; Internet of Things can have a monumental impact on global economy, with the forecast of over $14 trillion in the next two decades, according to latest research by Accenture.
But what does this all mean for IT professionals? Beyond the trade show gadgets, IoT initiatives require immense support from all IT functions. Collecting, storing and alayzing immense amounts of data, which can be easily accessed in the cloud at any time and securely shared across connected devices is no easy feat. Moreso, a standardized set of guiding principles is essential for governance and proper implementation of every supported initiative.
Join this expert panel session, featuring some of the leading industry minds, as they share unique perspectives and vision into into the future of IoT and join the conversation in an interactive Q&A session at the end of the presentation.
Panelists include:
- James Hogan, Managing Partner, Vista Ventures
- Mac Devine, Vice President SDN Cloud Services and CTO, IBM Cloud Services Division
- Stephen Mellor, CTO, Industrial Internet Consortium
- Jeff Smith, CTO & EVP, Numerex
- Darin Andersen, CEO, CyberUnited
Driving Value with Solutions from IBM Storage for Hybrid Cloud
Mar 19 2015
35 mins
Elan Freedberg, Market Engagement Team, IBM Systems
Cloud is changing the IT landscape in a fundamental way. It is transforming the way companies think about and deploy IT which, of course, includes storage.
Join this session where Elan Freedberg will offer tips and suggestions for companies facing the challenges associated with cloud adoption and migration. Specifically, for IT and storage practitioners he will provide:
- Practical advice for embarking on the "cloud journey"
- A framework for thinking about workloads in the cloud
- Suggested storage solutions to onboard to cloud effectively and efficiently
- Examples of customers using IBM storage solutions for their cloud
Control Big Data Storage Costs with Cloud-Scale Economics
Mar 19 2015
48 mins
Benjamin S. Woo, Neuralytix, Inc.; Jeff Tabor, Avere; Bill Schreckenstein, Amplidata
Big data industries rely on managing large quantities of data to compete and are actively formulating strategies to more efficiently store that data. For most enterprises, the solution includes both public and private cloud for security and continuity reasons, but this introduces a level of unfamiliar complexity. Utilizing next generation NAS technology can provide enterprises with a highly cost efficient way to bridge the gap between legacy and cloud storage options. In this session, a panel of experts will discuss top questions about the planning, implementation, and management of adopting a hybrid cloud for "big data" use cases.
Automating Services in a Hybrid World
Mar 19 2015
38 mins
Ian Wales and Jeremy Brown
Cloud computing is all about improving agility and efficiency for organisations but the focus is often on the speed to provision infrastructure and services. But what about all the ongoing management and maintenance processes that go with it? If you are going to improve the deployment of services using public or private cloud it is important to look at how you improve the efficiency of the processes around it.
Learn how process automation technology can help you automate common tasks and processes to improve the speed of delivery, improve the quality of services and take out cost.
50 Shades of Cloud
Mar 19 2015
42 mins
Ronen Shpirer, Security Solutions Architect, Fortinet
The rapid virtualization of the enterprise's data center and the growing acceptance and consumption of cloud-based services are changing the way enterprises do IT.
While this "cloud revolution" provides clear and substantial business and operational benefits, it brings a fundamental change to compute and storage deployment and use, data flows, network architecture and security.
This webinar will provide a glimpse into the private and hybrid cloud impact on security in terms of requirements, architecture and the solutions available.
Making Space for Innovation with a Hybrid Cloud
Mar 19 2015
39 mins
Nigel Tozer, Director, Commvault
As more organisations shift operational costs to focus on innovation, traditional day-to-day IT running expenses are becoming squeezed. This presentation looks at how you can reduce your hybrid cloud running costs while at the same time improve the interaction between your production and development teams even if they reside in different clouds.
This session will show you how to:
· Provision hybrid cloud resources to control costs
· Simplify data transfer between dev & production
· Leverage Public cloud for Disaster Recovery
· Unshackle yourself from hardware or hypervisor lock-in
Going Hybrid: The First Step to Your Enterprise Cloud Journey.
Mar 19 2015
45 mins
Eric Sansonny – General Manager
The Public Cloud is very useful when high flexibility is needed in terms of allocation and de-allocation of resources, it allows an easily and fast scalability of horizontal architectures while it could be limited when there is the necessity of complex multi-level architectures.
The Private Cloud is more enterprise oriented; as it allows the creation of complex architectures, providing tools in order to easy manage the network, the storage and specific VM configurations at hardware level. The user will have a Virtual Data Center that implements all the abstractions designed to simulate the behavior of a physical environment.
It is also possible to configure network architectures involving multi-level services firewalling , load balancing , routed or isolated network, VPN profiles and to have different storage in terms of performance based on specific needs (for example, it will be possible have a database on pure SSD space, or long term archive space based on SATA disks).
Join this presentation as Eric Sansonny will explain all of the above, and how to use a VPN IPSec to create a hybrid environment.
High Performance, Cost Effective Visibility Plane for Enterprise Networks
Mar 18 2015
29 mins
Sarah Banks, Director, Product Management
As data centers grow and adopt virtualization technologies, service-assurance tool costs and security system costs can sky rocket. In pursuit of increased scale and savings, some web-scale enterprises have attempted to go the DIY route. While this approach might work for the 1%ers of data-center networks, these hand built systems aren't available to everyone else. With a staff of software engineers, some have attempted to build out large-scale management switches, but these systems prove costly and require network packer brokers for many services.
In this webinar, you will learn about:
- The dynamics driving the need for more cost-effective monitoring infrastructure
- The challenges of silo'ed network monitoring
- The cost and performance advantages of interconnected packet brokers
- The benefits of a unified visibility plane
Hybrid Cloud: IT moving at the speed of business
Mar 18 2015
37 mins
Steven Goddard, Senior Manager, EMC Global Services
IT is being pushed to move with greater speed and agility than ever before. It's clear that traditional IT models can't keep pace with a modern competitive business.
Join this session with Steven Goddard to learn how you can harness hybrid cloud to put IT at the heart of innovation and:
· Give users instant access to a variety of resources
· Simplify IT Management
· Run enterprise and next-gen apps
· Embrace a new role as a broker of cloud services
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With today's pressures on lowering our carbon footprint and cost constraints within organizations, IT departments are increasingly in the front line to formulate and enact an IT strategy that greatly improves energy efficiency and the overall performance of data centers.
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The Business Manager office began as a position supporting production of the Society's journals in 1920. It was discontinued in 1995, with the reorganization that created a Governing Board and professional paid staff to replace the ESA Council that was organized in 1946.
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"Both major journals have always had a business manager, starting with the Brooklyn Botanic Garden for Ecology in 1920. In 1931, with the beginning of Ecological Monographs, Duke University Press furnished a business manager for both journals. The need for this type of professionalism continued to grow, and in 1952, ESA arranged for a business manager for the Society, the first being Henry J. Oosting. Duties were many, but included overseeing the business (i.e., fiscal) operations of the Society—journals, income, expenses, trusts, and general cash flow. He worked closely both with the treasurer and the business manager for the journals, an individual still provided by Duke University Press. In 1970, the importance of a business manager was recognized by placing virtually all financial responsibilities with that office. The treasurer became more of a planning position and figurehead, a situation which continues, but without any movement to abolish the office."
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Well for a basic poor man's SAN all you need is a machine with lots of storage, some fancy software like say OpenFiler or FreeNAS (though I don't know if FreeNAS does iSCSI or not) and at least a gigabit ethernet connection. Doesn't even have be a dedicated box, you put the software on a VM on one of your hypervisor servers.
This worked well enough for me. Though I only had one machine using it. I can't imagine much difference between one and multiple machines using a SAN.
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Might be cheaper and more reliable to get an empty array and switch rather than using old drives.
Look online and in your local area you can get enterprise equipment inexpensively if you look hard enough. Racks, PDU's KVM IP, 42 port gig switches markets flooded.
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Well, a bit more than that. My PCs playing up a bit. That Vas seems very high for a little 3in driver though -anyone got any measurements to confirm the PE data?
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From Zaph
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I´m in Spain right now, but I get online for a couple minutes to check my email, but I don´t see any pictures of my BIB on your website, do I have to wait until I finish my BIBs for pictures? GM, you sent Scott the excel? Thanks, Josh PS, were are more BIBs? |
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Hi Josh,
I will post your pic soon. I have some more BIB pics folks have sent i would like to get up too.... I will put up the unfinished pic and when you finish i will put the two side by side. Enjoy Spain! |
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Save us all, they couldn't be much more different if they sproted wings and called themselves mushrooms. Try a line length of 67in, Zdriver 13.5in & terminus area of 25in^2 |
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Not exactly, I attached it to the thread for anyone who has Excel: http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/showt...832#post943832 GM
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Apparently the Excel 2K I posted isn't backward compatible, so here's a more flexible version: GM
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Maybe I'm wrong, but an Excel seems incorrect.
How can you summ Sm in sqr inch (C8) with baffle thickness in inch (C9)? |
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D=depth of enclosure W= width H= height t= baffle thickness d= depth of throat Sm = W*d D= d+t H=L/2 d=sqrt(Sm*sqrt(2)) W= Sm/d D= sqrt(Sm*sqrt(2)) +t All dimensions are internal. p.s. Maybe I'm wrong or not |
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im sorry i tried searching but....im challeneged, and its summer holidays, so i was wondering if someone coudl be ncie and answer a quick question.
How do i find out how far the baffle goes from the bottom of the cabinet? i calulated it so that at the bottom of the baffle the SD=1/2 sd of the throat. is this right? i remember someone saying they put it like 7" from the bottom....but im not going to build these going by what i remember.
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Finaly had the time to watch episode 8... WOAH! THAT WAS AWESOME!! O_o
Not much to say about it... liked it very much. Some nice comedy at the beginning follow by some epic action scenes. A few strange animations here and there... well nothing episode breaking. What's with the Nora hate all of a sudden? It's not that she turned towards Blake, smiled and shoved her off the bridge. That totaly was an accident in my book. And Jaune seems strong enough to block the Stalkers swing. Well done!
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I think it was pretty obvious something new would happen when we got a glimpse of the villian from episode 1
So since last week was about 8 minutes, I"m guessing it'll be like 2 minutes this week...
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RWBY 09 The Badge and the Burden
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Ten things we learn this episode:
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So this mean that up to episode 16 we see that type of episode is short "girls in their school life (yeah with action, joke ect) and when I say action, probably fight against monsters "test"
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I have a neighbor in my aparrtment complex whose DS is five months younger. I respect and like the mother and we get along very well. She is very AP parent but lately during our playdates her son ends up hitting or snatching from mine, which is very normal I know. But my problem is the mom doesnt try to tell her son thats its not ok to hit. And everytime I tell my son to be gentle with him, she tells me not to bother. I am confused honestly. Yes, kids will hit and behave aggresive but we as moms have to keep reminding them to be gentle and model to them the better behavior, right?
Our last playdate ended with my son in tears ( he is sensitive I get it) and I have since been uncomfortable calling her and scheduling our next playdate. I dont want to ruin our friendship as she is my only neighbor with a kid!
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First of all, I don't think their personality differences are due to your ds being an only child. My oldest was an only child until she was 7, and she went through an aggressive phase anyway. And your ds might at some point go through an aggressive phase. As you said, it is very common.
So my opinion about toddlers going thorugh this aggressive phase is that, while theyr'e in it, it's the parents' responsibility to tail their toddlers and protect others from them. I think it's something they outgrow as they get more mature and, often, better language skills, and I don't think you can really *teach* them to stop, though obviously it doesn't hurt to remind them to be gentle. I think it's something that they have to just mature past really, though.
Your friend obviously isn't tailing her ds, so I think your choices are to either cool things for a few months and see if the friend's ds has gotten past this phase yet by then, or protect your ds yourself as your friend's ds goes through this. But it is hard when you see another parent not stepping up and taking care of things they should take care of.
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The one thing I can do is help my kids learn to stand up for themselves, among any kids they see. This will happen regardless of who your friends are or where you go to the park, so maybe this is also an opportunity to begin to teach him this. I don't know how much language your DS has, but I assume he could say things like "NO!" or "Stop!" or "No Hit!" or whatever. If he hits your DS, you don't have to speak to the other boy but you can speak to your DS. "Tell him ____!" (no, stop, don't hit me, whatever he can say). Continue the conversation a bit, for example ask your DS, "Do you like it when he hits you? No? Let's tell him "I don't like that!" Give him some more words to cope with upsetting situations like that.
So I will simply stop having playdates with her for few months. Sad but well..thats how it is.
I do like the advice of teaching DS to stand up for himself! Thanks mama:o
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Yeah, if you teach your DS to say "Don't hit me, that hurts!" maybe the other kid's mama will think twice about her approach. Or not. But a good skill to have. She's really doing her kid a disservice because other kids don't like to play with kids who hit. Even if it's developmentally normal now it won't always be.
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22 April 2011
Over the past six months, I've been involved in the LOD2 projects use case for open government data, an effort to prototype a data catalogue federation platform for data from within the European Union. On May 3/4, OKF will be running a workshop on the same topic in Edinburgh. As I won't be able to attend it, here are some notes on requirements and technical alternatives (perhaps as a "scene setter") for the meeting.
Purpose, Objectives
The interest in exchanging catalogue metadata can be explained through various use cases, some of which include:
The aggregation of metadata across hierarchies, for example from regional government catalogues towards state and trans-national (EU) levels of administration. This can also be applied within government, where several department catalogues might be aggregated into a common database.
Domain-specific catalogues might cover only specific types of content or data format, e.g. data on scientific, financial or legal documents. Still, they might want to retrieve metadata from more generic catalogues or provide updated dataset descriptions upstream.
Another common scenario is the interface between institutionally operated catalogues (such as government sites) and those operated from within a civic context: while government has much better information on updates of data and similar source information, the community may be abe to contribute better knowledge on re-use opportunities, examples or fully established workflows. As it is not easy for government to allow the direct and wiki-like enrichment of metadata, this enrichment could be done in an external, community-driven catalogue (such as CKAN.net) and then fed back into the main catalogue through a guided process.
Aside from many use cases for full metadata, the centralization of access points in the form of search federation can support users in finding the right information without having to find the right search box first.
These use cases motivate the exchange of metadata, in order to allow widespread re-use of metadata, make specific capacities of different catalogues available to each other and to guarantee up-to-date information in data catalogues. The following is a somewhat random list of issues that need addressing for such exchange and federation to yield useful results.
Scope and basic concepts of catalogues
As with almost any other technology, various people expect and implement data catalogues to do many different and often mutually exclusive things. Any kind of exchange mechanism will have to bridge at least some of these gaps:
The first aspect may be the granularity of data referenced from within the catalogue. A particularly plastic example is bibliographic information where one might reference the whole database or each individual work. This is also true of statistical databases and, in particular, geospatial information. In the case of the US data.gov portal, 3000-odd normal datasets are met by 290000 pieces of geographic information. Trying to define a dataset (in Richard Cyganiak's words: "a set of data") is probably not helpful, perhaps marking packages as large, medium or small would be more practical.
A second aspect is the scope of the involved sites. While we're talking about data catalogues (as opposed to repositories) for the most part, this distinction is soft and often not of great help. Many catalogues (such as Data Publica, Socrata) include the data itself, some even standardize on a specific format. Including those also means looking at actual data stores which provide metadata, i.e. sites like Talis, FreeBase, Google Public Data and other statistics databases.
Exchanges will have to be aware of licensing both of the datasets referenced or contained within the catalogue and of the metadata itself. A government catalogue may only contain open data and release its metadata into the public domain, while a data mart would also contain commercial data and claim DB rights on their index. While I'm not sure we need to support machine-provided assessments of compatibility, having markers for some key pieces of information (BY, SA, NC, (C), PD) would be useful.
Metadata Formats
JSON, HTML, XML/OKFN, XML/GMC, XML/DC, RDF/DC, RDF/DCat, MARC
Exchange and Harvesting Mechanisms
Push or pull? OAI-PMH, CSW et al., RSS/Atom, RDFa, SDMX, DVCS (Git, Mercurial, Bazaar) SPARQL or specific (RESTish or RPC-type/SOAP) interfaces Best choice at the moment is possibly the Atom Publishing Protocol as it is widely understood, implemented, tested.
Distribution of Changes
Given both an exchange format and a mechanism for harvesting or pushing metadata, the possibility to merge divergent metadata must be created. I also think its helpful to tackle the question of metadata provenance in this context, rather than as an isolated and theoretical concept. This involves:
Establishing and documenting institutional workflows for the processing of external or internal changes to metadata in a distributed environment.
Matching equivalent or related datasets from different sources, merging them or expressing relationships between them; deciding on a threshold for the distinction.
Exposing and merging differentials to data catalogue maintainers through a user interface to allow manual or guided reconciliation in a reproducible way.
Tracking technical metadata provenance across different systems, some of which may have their own concepts of versioning and tracking; recording the process of exchange and chains of sources.
Alignment of Metadata
Once a basic architecture for federation is available, more effort can be invested into the creation of common metadata contents. Challenges here include:
Expressing advanced dataset relations and types such as time series and derived datasets.
Using common tagging schemes, and taxonomies. Especially for basic concepts where EUROVOC might be useful and then in a per-domain fashion. We should also give thought to how this can benefit form the kind of work that is being done on SEMIC. In LOD2, we've basically decided to focus on three content domains: energy-related datasets, financial spending and budgetary data and legislative documents.
Geo-spatial relationships, scope and context.
Institutional origin (incl. URIs for public bodies, companies) and paths of publication, including responsible persons.
Handling of languages and translations, Licensing and usage rights criteria, see above.
For outbound references, advanced URL schemes, data format conventions and specifications for external services such as SPARQL endpoints, REST/SOAP/XML-PRC APIs etc.
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Taz (Orach Chaim 476:2) mentions such a custom. The people who did so were concerned that any kind of meat might be confused with roast (and as YS noted, the Ashkenazic custom is indeed not to eat roast meat at the Seder).
However, he understands Tur to be saying that it is improper to do so, because the joy of Yom Tov includes eating meat; the best ...
R' Eizik Vitebsker writes (look in Os 26) that the origin of this Chumra was from the Mezritcher Maggid.
R' Shneur Zalman of Liadi explains that since some opinions say that flour which was baked (without being kneaded first) can still become chometz after contacting water as it may not have been baked well.
He writes that (at least in his time) one could ...
Rakusen's of England makes cracker-sized machine "tea matzas", and they're round! (Mind you, you'd have to eat a few of those "crackers" to have a complete serving of matza for the mitzva.) The only ingredients are flour and water, so they truly are matzas. I've occasionally seen them in American supermarkets.
With the early machines in the late 1800s, ...
See Tosfos "me'alyah", Pesachim 3b, where it says most were sheep.
Background: A non-Jew came and told R' Yehuda ben Beseirah that he routinely goes to Jerusalem to eat from the Korban Pesach (which is forbidden to non-Jews). R' Yehuda wasn't going to Jerusalem himself, and so couldn't notify the Jews there. So he came up with a plan for the non-Jew to get ...
Very good question. The Piskei Tshuvos 5:492 brings down that scrupulous individuals are accustomed to eat matzah on peasach sheni. In footnote 9, he brings down that in the siddur Yaavetz (Rav Yaakov Emden) that it was revealed to him from the heavens that the kedusha of pesach and matzah lasts until pesach sheni because when they went out from Egypt they ...
Mishna B'rura 476:11 and Taame Haminhagim 513 say that one should eat it.
You can own them (Rama in Shulchan Aruch OC 453:1). The Mishna Berura there adds that you can even derive benefit from them.
From the Wikipedia article on Chametz (leaven):
The Torah has several commandments governing chametz during Passover:
The positive commandment to remove all chametz from one's home (Exodus 12:15).
Not to possess chametz in one's domain. (Exodus 12:19, Deuteronomy 16:4).
Not to eat chametz, or mixtures containing chametz (Exodus 13:3, Exodus ...
The Nitei Gavriel Pesach 2 Chapter 43:9 brings in the name of the Shevet Halevi that since a convert is as if he is newly born there is a question whether he is still considered a Bechor. Therefore the Nitei Gavriel concludes that it is best that he should either make a Siyum or be part of a Seudas Mitzva.
If you're having guests or relatives who might not be familiar with the Hebrew, get something with English translation, and preferably enough copies so you can call out page numbers for everyone.
Rabbi Hershel Shachter feels that everyone at the table should have the same Hebrew text. (Although many different Hagadas use the same Hebrew text, just with ...
This custom is known as gebrochts (Yiddish for "broken"); or "matza shruya" (soaked matza) in modern Hebrew. It's prevalent in many Hassidic and Hassidically-influenced communities, though many first encounter it with Lubavitch.
The custom arose out of concern that there may be a packet of dry flour in your matza. If that flour never reacted with water, ...
If there are three people who recite the Hallel together, the two responsive readings (the four verses ending "Ki LeOlam Chasdo" at the beginning of Psalm 118 and the four "Ana Hashem" verses toward the end of that psalm) are recited as in the Shul: the leader recites each of the "Ki LeOlam Chasdo" verses and the others answer "Hodu" [and the next verse ...
R Eliezer Dunner of Bene Brak told me, a ger firstborn, to fast. (The siyumim had already concluded.)
The Kitzur Shulchan Aruch in 114:7 states:
אָסוּר לִמְכּוֹר אֶת הֶחָמֵץ לְמוּמָר אוֹ לְמוּמֶרֶת; וְלֹא לְבֶן מוּמֶרֶת, אַף עַל פִּי שֶׁיְלָדַתּוּ מֵאֵינוֹ יְהוּדִי לְאַחַר שֶׁהֵמִירָה, כִּי לְעִנְיָן זֶה דִּינָם כְּמוֹ יִשְֹרָאֵל, וַהֲוֵי לֵהּ חֲמֵצוֹ שֶׁל יִשְֹרָאֵל שֶׁעָבַר עָלָיו הַפֶּסַח דְּאָסוּר בַּהֲנָאָה
One may not sell one's Chametz to a Jew ...
Per the Star-K and CRC-Chicago it is not Kitniyos
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Hacham Ovadia Yosef discusses this issue in Yabia Omer Helek 7 Siman 44 in terms of the kinneret, which supplies water for most of israel. Kibbutzim along the coast are KNOWN for dumping hametz into the water. He answers that hametz dumped before pesach is nullified in 60. During pesach, he applies the concept of "tzonen bitzonen". Since the hametz and water ...
A majority of Jews cannot bring a Pesach on Pesach Sheni. Only a minority can, and only if the majority brought theirs on Pesach Rishon. Pesachim (79a-80b).
If such matzos are rare or nonexistent, it's because they don't fit as well in a box and thus require either
a round box, which costs more to make and assemble, or
more box space per matza, taking up valuable room in shipping etc., and
empty space in each box, increasing the likelihood of breaking matzos.
Source (so to speak): conjecture.
An original source of this custom is the Sheyare Knesses HaGedola Siman 471:3 where he writes that the custom in Kushta (Istanbul) is to avoid eating matza as of Rosh Chodesh Nissan.
This question ought to be, "Why can Ashkenazi Jews not eat rice on Passover?"
There are 5 grains that make Ḥametz when mixed with water and allowed to rise: barley, rye, oats, wheat, and spelt. Any others that have been added by communal custom are just that - additions by virtue of communal custom.
Matzah made with other liquids besides (instead of) water are called "matzah ashira" enriched matzahs. While some object to them because they undercut the "lechem oni" bread of affliction that water/flour matzot represent, there are other concerns regarding whether they create an environment for fermentation.
Here is one treatment of the argument with the ...
In Israel, only the first night is a full holiday, and as such, the Seder is only ever on the first night.
In the Diaspora, both the first and second nights are full holidays. The Seder should be done on both nights.
If, for some reason, someone is really only able to do one of them, it should be the first. This is because the first night is a Biblical ...
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He can accept the gift with intention not to acquire it, and discard
it later.
Although it is forbidden to touch chametz on Pesach, for fear that the
person will come to eat it (see Orach Chaim 446:3, and Magen Avraham
5; Mishnah Berurah 10), this applies to circumstances where there is a
concern for eating the chametz. Under ...
There are really two parts to your question. One is: do the rules of Chametz apply regardless how it is ingested?
On Pesach, one may not consume, own or derive benefit from items that
contain derivatives of the chameishes minei dagan - wheat, barley,
spelt, oats, and rye.
The second part ...
The requirement to kasher burners is mention in RM"A (451 law 4).
Mishna Brura (note 34) states that it isn't really necessary, since food absorbed by one utensil cannot pass to a second utensil just by touching one another (there needs to be hot liquid involved). Furthermore, even if some food spilled on to the burner, it likely burned up completely. ...
The profit was from the natural water that we sold them. The miracle was that their own water became blood. The miracle drove up the price of water from zero to something. The profit was an indirect result of the miracle.
The roots of this minhag actually lie in the Gemara itself. In Pesachim 40b, there is a discussion which says explicitly that Rav Papi allowed servants in the beit Reish Galuta to thicken a tavshil with "chasisi." The Rif says this is matzah meal; Tosafot say it is lentil flour, and Rashi says it is dried flour. Rava says we need to be concerned in a place ...
The Gemara in Pesachim 46a (brought in the Rambam Laws of Chametz 5:13 and the Shulchan Aruch OC 459:2) says that if one leaves dough for the length of time that it takes to walk 1 "mil" (a Talmudic unit of distance) then it becomes Chametz. Opinions regarding the time it takes to walk a mil vary from 18-24 minutes, and here we are strict to take the shorter ...
The Jews of Bagdad and Morocco stayed away from rice because they were afraid that it was mixed with wheat.
See Ben Ish Chai Tzav 41 , Rav Pe'alim 3:30
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