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"Throw Some Keys On It" Slides
March 10, 2014
Hector Castro is one of the Technical Evangelists here at Basho. Over the past few months, he has been presenting at various meetups and conferences about how to approach data modeling in Riak with his talk, "Throw Some Keys On It." This talk sets the stage by discussing the more familiar relational database management systems (RDBMS) and some of its key features, including relationships, transactions, schemas, and Structured Query Language (SQL).
However, RDBMS also come with some tradeoffs and most applications don't require all of its features. In addition, many applications now have availability, scalability, and latency requirements that negate many of the RDBMS benefits. That's where key/value stores (like Riak) come in. Key/value data stores have a number of benefits compared to relational databases – including schemaless design, single-access reads, ability to handle write-heavy workloads, scalability, and a simple interface. While they are becoming increasingly more popular, many developers still think about data modeling from a relational mindset.
Using the Uber mobile application as an example, this talk helps developers think about decomposing more complex problems into smaller, simpler key/value pairs.
Videos of this talk will be available shortly but in the meantime, slides from this talk can be found below.
For more examples of key/value users, check out the Riak Users Page. For additional information about data modeling, visit our Docs or reach out to the Riak Mailing List.
What's New in Riak CS 1.4 – Full Recording
August 26, 2013
Earlier this month, we announced the availability of Riak CS 1.4, which added a number of performance improvements, OpenStack integration, and simpler user management. To provide more details about what was introduced with the latest release, we also hosted a "What's New in Riak CS 1.4" webcast.
This short webcast provides an overview of both Riak CS and Riak, and discusses what's new in Riak CS 1.4. It also looks at the fundamental features and architecture of Riak CS, talks about the key partnerships, and discusses Riak CS Enterprise – the commercial extension of Riak CS.
You can watch the complete recording below.
You can also view the slides from this webcast here.
To get started with Riak CS, visit docs.basho.com/riakcs/latest/riakcs-downloads/ to download the latest release.
"Distributed Patterns in Action" from O'Reilly OSCON
July 31, 2013
Last week, Basho sponsored O'Reilly OSCON, a conference dedicated to all things open source. In addition to sponsoring, Basho engineer Eric Redmond presented on "Distributed Patterns in Action."
In his talk, he discusses the data structures and message patterns that are used to craft a distributed system à la Riak. To create a system like Riak is more than asking which programming language to use, or which libraries to include. He explains how a better approach is if you take a collection of well-known patterns and put them together in the right way for the right reasons, you can distribute all sorts of tasks across multiple nodes.
The slides from his talk can be found here.
Interested in more Basho talks? You can see where we'll be presenting next on our Events Page.
Slides from Riak 1.4 Webcast
July 17, 2013
Last week, we announced the availability of Riak 1.4, which added a number of new features and updates. To provide more details about what was introduced with the latest release, we hosted a "What's New in Riak 1.4" webcast.
For reference, we have posted the slides from this webcast below and the complete recording will be posted in the coming weeks. These slides provide background on Riak, introduce the new features and updates available with 1.4, and discuss some use cases and user stories. They also cover Riak Enterprise and what enhancements 1.4 made to Riak Enterprise's replication.
GameLab2013: Riak for Gaming
July 1, 2013
GameLab2013 is Barcelona's Videogame and Interactive Entertainment International Conference. It brings together creators, managers, and visionaries from across the industry to discuss current challenges and trends that will guide the future of digital entertainment. Some key topics include emerging gaming markets, new distribution platforms, shifting business models, and the evolution of social and mobile games.
This year, Tom Santero, Technical Evangelist at Basho, was invited to speak about how Riak fits into the evolving gaming industry. His talk, "Riak: Distributed Storage for Games You Don't Have to Worry About," describes how video games have changed over the years and how supporting massive global scale is now the norm for many gaming companies. He then describes how Riak can be a perfect fit for many gaming applications as it is designed for linear scalability, fault tolerance, high write throughput, low latency, and high availability. He also discusses how some gaming companies, such as Rovio and Hibernum, are currently using Riak to support their multi-platform applications. You can view his entire slide deck below:
To learn more about how Riak can be used for gaming platforms and applications, check out our Gaming Resources Page.
RICON East Videos Are Now Available
June 17, 2013
RICON East, Basho's distributed systems conference, took place last month in New York. Hundreds of developers and academics gathered for two days to learn how distributed systems are being used in production and where they'll be in the future.
Over the next few weeks, we will be posting the videos of the talks on the RICON East Archive. These videos are open to anyone and feature speakers from various distributed systems backgrounds. Slides for all of the talks are also available in the Archive.
The first six videos are already available on the site. These videos are:
- "Automatically Scalable Computation" by Dr. Margo Seltzer, Herchel Smith Professor of CS at Harvard SEAS
- "Why is my Cache so Dumb? Smarter Caching with Pequod" by Neha Narula, PhD Candidate at MIT
- "Bloom: Big Systems from Small Programs" by Neil Conway, PhD Candidate at UC Berkeley
- "Large Scale Data Service as a Service" by Brian Akins, Senior Principal Architect at Turner Broadcasting System
- "Optimizing LevelDB for Performance and Scale" by Matthew Von-Maszewski, Software Engineer at Basho Technologies
- "Just Open a Socket – Connecting Applications to Distributed Systems" by Sean Cribbs, Software Engineer at Basho Technologies
Basho is also hosting another distributed systems conference, RICON West, in San Francisco on October 29-30th. We already have some great speakers lined up, including Jeff Dean (Google Fellow), Kate Matsudaira (Founder and CTO of Pop Forms), Peter Bailis (PhD Candidate at UC Berkeley), Justin Sheehy (CTO at Basho Technologies), Jeff Hodges (Distributed Systems Engineer at Twitter), and Diego Ongaro (PhD Candidate at Stanford University). Early bird tickets are on sale now.
Be on the lookout for more videos coming soon and we'll see you at RICON West!
Closing Keynote from RICON East
May 30, 2013
Basho's distributed systems conference, RICON East, was chock full of amazing talks from academics and professionals from all industries. Luckily, for everyone who couldn't attend, all of the talks were recorded and will be available on the RICON site soon.
In the meantime, we have posted the slides from the closing keynote, presented by Basho Chief Architect, Andy Gross. His talk, entitled, "Lessons Learned and Questions Raised (from building distributed systems)," goes over his experience building distributed systems and how the space is changing. Check out his slides below and be on the lookout for the complete video, which will be posted soon.
Tickets are now on sale for RICON West, which will take place October 29-30 in San Francisco. You can get early bird pricing now through August 29th.
Slides: Introduction to Riak
March 27, 2013
Yesterday, we presented an introductory webcast for those new to Riak. We've posted the slides below. They cover the key design goals of Riak and its architecture, operations, interfaces, and querying features. They also include new features from the recent 1.3 release and a few interesting user stories of Riak in production.
Our next webcast will be Tuesday, April 2 and will focus on our newly open sourced, cloud storage product, Riak CS. You can sign up for it here.


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Large contracts signed by Israeli aerospace companies in 2012 were the main source for the record in the Israeli defence exports last year – 7.47 billion u.s $.
Israeli sources estimated that without the restrictions on the export of some systems defined as "Israeli defence only" the number could have gone up "dramatically"
The increase in defence exports is very significant considering the sharp decline in defence budgets in many countries due to the ongoing economic crisis.
"The defence export last year was in some ways a surprise to many in the defence establishment . Israel managed to keep its place in the "big ten" largest exporters of defence systems " an Israeli source said.
Defence exports have more than doubled from the $3.5 billion in 2003.
Israel's main defence market in 2012 was the Asia-Pacific market. There were also large deals with countries such as India and Azerbaijan, mostly by Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) .
Israeli defense exports to the Asia-Pacific market totaled $4 billion in 2012. Contracts worth $3.5 billion were signed with the US, Canada, and countries in Europe, Latin America, and Africa.
Radars, missiles, and air defense systems (including anti-aircraft systems) accounted for 49% of defense exports in 2012. Unmanned air systems (UAS) accounted for 3% of defence exports. Israeli companies manufacture a great number of UAS and Israeli sources say that the export of these UAS put Israel in a second place immediately after the u.s.
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This article is about the Craig Armstrong album. For the novel, see The Space Between Us (novel). For the musical composition, see David A. Jaffe.
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The Space Between Us is the debut solo album by Craig Armstrong, originally released in 1998 on Melankolic Records. Elizabeth Fraser of The Cocteau Twins contributes vocals to the track "This Love", and The Blue Nile's Paul Buchanan appears on "Let's Go Out Tonight". The first track, "Weather Storm", is a reworking of a song by the same name which appears on Massive Attack's 1994 album, Protection, to which Armstrong contributed. Similarly, "Sly II" is a reworked version of Massive Attack's "Sly", also from Protection. "Balcony Scene" is a reworked version of "Time Stands Still," from the score of the 1996 film Romeo + Juliet; it contains elements of "Kissing You" by Des'ree, as well as a quote from the film.
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There are is always something different in seeing kids do art that adults feel like they can channel their creative skills as well. The wide imagination of the young mind helps the constricted ideas of adults expand and get out of the norm. Here you will find simple yet beautiful arts and crafts that you and your kids will surely enjoy doing.
First is making a Sharpie Mug. What are the materials that you need? You would need a sharpie pen, mugs and an oven. You can do this activity with your kids or the whole family. You would need a mug each and you can just go head and share the sharpie pen. You can use any colors depending on your creativity. Have each of your family member draw or write anything on the clean mug. Let them use their imagination on what they want to see on the mugs. One they are done, collect them and place them inside the oven and bake them for 30 minutes at around 350 degrees Fahrenheit. Once it done, leave it cool and marvel at the beauty of your designs.
The next group activity that you and your kids can do is fairly simple. All of the people inside your household would probably have their own keys at home. How about personalizing them? All you need for this are mail polish in various colors and of course your house keys. What you just need to do is gather up your family and help in painting the part of the key where you use to twist. Do not include the part where you put inside the lock. Leave it to dry and now you will have a new and shiny colorful key.
Want to do something fascinating for your kids? How about making your own fireflies! Or rather a not so real fireflies at that. What you would need for this project are transparent glass bottles with caps, glow stick and diamond glitters. What do you need to do? First is you would need to prep your glass bottles and keep dry. Next is you would need to cut open a glow stick and put in inside the jar then shake. After that you would add the glitters inside as well. Close the lid of the bottle and have your kids shake the bottle and see the magic! This is a great projects for kids as they can keep in beside their bed lamps when they go to sleep.
Another cute DIY project for your home is a mail sorter. Do you have any wood window shutter at home that you are not using anymore? Why not repaint then then put it right behind your door or at the kitchen so that you can insert those letters and mails in the spaces in between. That would be cool to watch.
How about those extra PVC pipes lying in the garage? Are you still stacking them getting wasted? Why not use them to store shoes for your family! That's right. You can cut those PVC Pipes equal to the size of the shoes at home then have your kids paint them in random colors and glue them together. That is an easy and simple project that you are your family can do together.
There are still a lot of projects that you can do so that you and your family can bond together. It is important that you spend time with them specially your kids as they often grow up very fast that one day you will wake up and see that they have all become adults. So think of ways to spend time with them as very time spent is worth it.


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OTTAWA - Members of the Blanchard River Flood Mitigation Coalition found out Wednesday that FEMA may approve new projects within the village of Ottawa.
Jason Phillips, wastewater director for the village, said his department had a lengthy conversation with Federal Emergency Management Agency officials Tuesday.
"We'll be readdressing some of the issues within the corporation limits that were overlooked or pushed aside during the August flood, and we'll be re-evaluating some of the projects that were denied during the original assessment," he told the more than 40 in attendance during Wednesday's coalition meeting at the Putnam County Educational Service Center.
Laurie Collins reported statistics to date on the cleanup projects under way for the Blanchard River and its tributaries. Collins, project operator through a grant from the U.S. Department of Labor, said workers have disposed of 51.5 tons of debris, including 3.5 tons of trash and 5 tons of other materials to be recycled.
"We're working long days, and we're working through the weather," Collins said. "We hope to finish our work on the Blanchard in the next couple months, and we'll probably be done with Tawa Run by the end of this month."
Former Findlay Mayor Tony Iriti, president of the coalition, gave an update on the organization's involvement with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Since the onset of work with the Corps, he said the Corps has done a complete turnaround.
"They're now working with our time frame ... and trying to find ways to help us," he said.
A cost-sharing agreement and management plan with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers was signed April 28.
"Multiple studies for Ottawa and Findlay are now on the same path," Ottawa Community Development Director Jeff Loehrke told coalition members.
He said that while the local share of funding for the flood-mitigation studies is in place, both Ottawa and Findlay are still waiting to receive news on the status of an appropriations bill requesting federal funding.
Loehrke also informed the coalition that an environmental scoping meeting will be held in Ottawa the end of June, although a date has not been finalized.
"This meeting will allow all the federal and state agencies to come in and comment on the study," he said. "It's open to the public, but it's not necessarily an opportunity for the public to voice their concerns about specific issues, such as those relating to the bridge or trailer court."
Loehrke gave an update on the trailer court located along the Blanchard River on West Main Street in Ottawa. "That's been a real eyesore for the community," he said.
He told coalition members Wednesday that the village has received news from FEMA that its application for a grant to purchase the trailer park land has been approved.


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Nah still not worried, but I am naturally optimistic. I do agree that the uptempo style can hurt this team. D'antoni needs to make adjustments, if he does I think we will be fine. If we continue to play at this tempo though, you might be right. But since nash returned, the tempo has slowed a bit, so maybe they will adapt.
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Well, the last half an hour was fantastic after Galatasaray decided to have a go, but it was too little too late for the Turkish side. In the end they prevail 3-2 on the night, a Ronaldo brace for the visitors sending them through 5-3 on aggregate. Thanks for joining us.
GOAL! RONALDO! Ronaldo wraps it up with a neat finish into the corner.
Inan's delivery is headed wide by Pepe, but the ref misses is and gives a goal-kick.
And there's three minutes of added time...
Arbeloa receives a second yellow in as many minutes and Real Madrid are down to 10 men for injury time.
Arbeloa goes in the book.
Drogba leaps high but he can't connect with the cross and it's a goal-kick to RM.
Real Madrid look to have ridden the storm, but what a gallant effort from Galatasaray.
Diego Lopez blasts the ball forward for Real Madrid as Galatasaray fill their lungs for one last assault on the La Liga side's goal.
With Galatasaray energized by their comeback, Real Madrid just can't keep the ball as comfortably now and another small period of possession quickly breaks down.
Albiol comes on for Ozil as Mourinho looks to shore things up a tad.
Drogba rolls the ball into the net but he is five yards offside and the flag goes up.
Eboue comes off and Johan Elmander replaces him. Cracking goal from the former Gunner tonight.
Modric does well to keep a calm head in the middle, evading challenges before sending Ozil on his way down the right with a measured pass.
Eboue is down on the ground furiously rubbing his thigh after a collision with Benzema (just come on for Higuain).
Free-kick to Gala. Sneijder whips it in but Melo fouls a Real Madrid defender to give Mourinho's team some respite.
Oooh. Ronaldo almost pours water on the Gala fire with a rasping volley but it just goes over the bar.
Real Madrid look a tad shell-shocked here as they bid to stamp their authority back on the ie to a chorus of whistles.
GOAL! DROGBA! Wow. Incredible stuff. From nowhere, Gala have had a go and they are right back in it. A stunning back-heel from Drogba makes it 3-1 on the night and 3-4 on aggregate. And it's all Galatasaray...
Galatasaray still need three goals but they're giving it their all here.
GOAL! SNEIJDER! Great play from Sneijder whose first touch takes him clear of the RM defence and he tucks it away beautifully to put his side 2-1 up on the night.
Timely intervention from Di Maria as he flicks the ball out for a corner with his head between to Gala players.
Galatasaray are playing with a confidence we just didn't see in the first 57 minutes and they look most likely to get the third at present.
Drogba hits it into the wall. Seconds later it drops to him in the box, but he doesn't make a good contact and RM clear.
Buoyed by their goal, Galatasaray are piling on the pressure. They have a free-kick 35 yards from goal and Drogba surveys the scene, hands on hips...
Bulut is replaced by number 55, Sabri Sarioglu.
Chance! It should be 2-1 Gala, but somehow, somehow, Sneijder drags his shot wide with the goal at his mercy. Huge let-off for Real Madrid.
Khedira gives the ball away and he just looks to be struggling out there since taking a knock.
A tiny glimmer of hope for Gala just as it looked like Real Madrid would pass them to death for the next 30 minutes.
GOAL! EBOUE! And seconds after it should be 2-0, it's 1-1. Eboue scores an absolute belter with the outside of his right boot, firing it into the top corner with power.
Real Madrid create a sitter for Ronaldo and he misses! Di Maria plays in the Portuguese and he scuffs it wide when looking certain to make it 2-0.
Play is back under way, and RM are content to knock it between themselves.
Another Real Madrid player is down rolling on the ground and time is being eaten up. Not much of a spectacle this one.
Modric sets Khedira on his way but Semih makes a good challenge. Khedira is down holding his back.
At the other end, Inan plays a loose pass and his goalkeeper is forced to sprint out of his box to clear the danger.
Inan blasts one from distance but that goes way over the top of the bar.
Muslera launches one forward as Gala go direct.
Drogba clashes with Lopez as Gala start the second half with purpose.
Real Madrid get the second period under way.
One change at the break as Galatasaray replace Altintop with Nordin Amrabat.
Daniel Diangangi is predicting a goal-fest in the second period. He says: "Madrid will bag another two: Ronaldo and Modric to get them and Drogba to score for Galatasaray."
The tie may be over, but there's still a game to be won tonight and Galatasaray are 10/1 to come from behind and win the second leg with Sky Bet. Meanwhile, that man Ronaldo is 3/1 to score the next goal.
The referee blows his whistle to signal the break and it's all too easy for Real Madrid who lead 4-0 on aggregate, thanks to Ronaldo's early goal.
Eboue goes in the book.
Melo plays the ball to Altintop who chips an awful ball through to nobody as the game limps towards half-time.
Ronaldo motors forward with the ball as Real Madrid break.
Altintop is caught in possession just outside the centre circle.
Good play from Gala. Sneijder and Inan link-up before Bulut takes over, but the latter blasts his effort high over the bar.
Eboue almost finds Drogba with a sharp through ball but the Ivory Coast striker can't quite get to it.
The ball breaks to Sneijder whose deflected shot is saved by Diego Lopez.
Felipe Melo tries a long ball for Galatasaray but it fails to produce the goods. Gala get it back, though, and win a corner.
Galatasaray knock the ball about in their own half, much to the frustration of some sections of the home support.
The corner comes to nothing.
Sneijder runs over the ball and Selcuk Inan takes the free-kick. It deflects off the wall for a corner.
Gala have a free-kick, exactly 34 metres from the RM goal. Sneijder stands over it menacingly.
And that's Essien's last involvement. He's replaced by another former Liverpool man Alvaro Arbeloa.
Silky. Ronaldo, Modric, Essien pass the ball from the back with consumate ease. It's a bit of a training exercise for RM already.
Nice play from Gala. Bulut, Sneijder, Hamit Altintop. But the build-up isn't matched by the final ball as the latter's low cross is poor.
Umut Bulut tries to get something going in attack for Gala but he runs into three Real Madrid defenders who halt his intentions with ease.
Ozil's corner is cleared by the home defence.
Silky back-heel from Ronaldo sends Di Maria through and his toe-poked inspires a reaction fingertip save from Musiera.
Galatasaray swing in a free-kick from the right but are again frustrated by the referee who spots a foul from the home side. Again, plenty of Gala plays express their frustration.
Former Liverpool winger Albert Riera takes a throw for Galatasaray.
The free-kick comes to nothing and Gala have possession back.
Coentrao is now fouled in a dangerous area and the home side need to keep their discipline here.
Sneijder is cautioned for dissent after he complained about a decision that went against his side.
The referee blows for a foul on Ronaldo but it looked a fair challenge to these impartial eyes.
Real Madrid look dangerous on the counter-attack as Galatasaray throw men forward in a bid to get back in the tie.
The ball fizzes across the Real Madrid box and Sneijder can't uite reach it with his outstretched leg.
Real Madrid clear the corner without fuss.
Wesley Sneijder wins a corner for Galatasaray.
Galatasaray press but Fabio Coentrao clears for Madrid. In the next attack, the away side do well to thwart Gala after a dangerous delivery intended for Drogba.
Smooth build-up from Real Madrid, but it ends with Essien slicing his cross into the crowd.
Gonzalo Higuain gives the ball away in midfield and Galatasaray break as they bid to score five without reply to progress from the tie.
The whistles are ringing around the ground even louder now...
GOAL - RONALDO! A close-range crisp volley from that man Ronaldo puts Real Madrid 1-0 up in no time.
Ozil's corner is punched out by Musiera under pressure from Ronaldo.
Whistles ring out from the crowd as RM dominate possession.
Former Arsenal man Emmanuel Eboue has space on the Gala right but he slips when about to make his cross and that's a goal-kick.
Ronaldo skips through a couple of challenges and Madrid have numbers in attack. Gala GK Musiera comes out to clear the ball but it breaks to Angel Di Maria, whose effort from distance just dribbles wide.
Drogba does well to control a long ball on his chest as Gala attack. The move eventually breaks down, though, due to a poor cross from the left.
Galatasaray get the game under way in a white-hot atmosphere.
The teams are striding out onto the pitch, hand in hand with their mascots. We'll be under way shortly...
Best of luck, Chris. Rocket Ron is 6/1 to score a hat-trick at Sky Bet.
Chris Green says: "Prediction: Galatasaray 0-4 Real Madrid. Ps. I think Ronaldo will score a hat-trick."
Alex Bullions says: "I reckon Real Madrid will be drawing at half time but they will win it 3-1 in the first half. They will continue their good form that they have had recently."
Waseem Shah doesn't mess about with things like sentences. He shouts: "GALATASARAY 2 REAL MADRID 4, DROGBA, EBOUE, RONALDO(2), BENZEMA, MODRIC."
Rafee Ahmed is all over the La Liga side. He says: "Real Madrid thrashed Galatasaray in the first leg and I'm expecting the same thing tonight with the likes of Ronaldo, Ozil and Higuain to bag couple of crackers, just hope Real Madrid get through this and win the famous cup but it will be a bit difficult with the crazy Istanbul crowd that will be behind the Gala players still...3-1 to RM-Ronaldo to get a couple"
Fancy a bet in tonight's match? Those nice fellows at Sky Bet have enhanced Didier Drogba's first goalscorer price to 7/1. Meanwhile, Cristiano Ronaldo is 9/4 to net first.
Real Madrid: Diego Lopez, Essien, Pepe, Varane, Fabio Coentrao, Khedira, Modric, Di Maria, Ozil, Ronaldo, Higuain. Subs: Casillas, Benzema, Marcelo, Arbeloa, Albiol, Callejon, Morata.
Galatasaray: Muslera, Eboue, Zan, Kaya, Riera, Altintop, Felipe Melo, Inan, Sneijder, Bulut, Drogba. Subs: Iscan, Aydin Yilmaz, Elmander, Balta, Kurtulus, Amrabat, Sarioglu.
Welcome to our coverage of Galatasaray v Real Madrid who compete here for a place in the last four of the Champions League. The away side are 3-0 up from the first leg so the Turkish giants have a tough task of overcoming such a deficit against Jose Mourinho's team. Get your emails in to firstname.lastname@example.com and I'll publish the best throughout the night. Next, team news.


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Before your rants let me just say that I too didn't like the old ending. I could accept only so much before I said, "what about this and that?" but for everyone out there...has it ever occured to use your IMAGiNATION?
what happened with this character? Happy ever after
the Normandy and the lost crew? ship fixed within a decade
Earth? battle scarred but alive
the alien races on earth? ships fixed and they were sent home but, without relays it takes a few years to get home
love intrest? you decide
but the reapers?! I controlled them all to eat black hole (that way I save geth and EDI)
c'mon people, do you really need someone to tell you how it ends?
For a series that spent so much effort explaining everything about the races/planets/history, and giving somewhat believable explanations for how the technology works without resorting to pure techno babble... Yes, I expect to see how it ends.
That was the main thing that bothered me, is that the ending seemed so bare-bones and left to the imagination when the rest of the series up until that point wasn't, it was a bit jarring. I would have no problem leaving it up to my imagination to come up with the rest if the series up until that point had been more open to interpretation, but it wasn't.
My hopes is that the extended endings give enough closure to make it feel complete, but I can't judge until we actually see it.
There's no I in TEAM but there's a ME, and there's no I in TEAMWORK but there's an EWOK. Zorak
Series with such a huge emphasis on characters/plot shouldn't leave SO much to the viewers imagination.
I can assume that the Krogan became contributing members of galactic society, thanks to Wrex and Eve surviving. But then Wrex is also stuck in the Sol system. Someone else could seized control while he is away. And who knows if Wrex can even make it back. Sure he has a very long lifespan, but he needs a ship, fuel, and food to make the journey back. Don't see it happening...so who the hell knows what becomes of the Krogan.
The Quarian civilians are still on Rannoch, and the Geth as well. I can assume all goes well with them, but maybe it doesn't and they fall into war again. The Quarian military will be gone, stuck in Sol, so the civilians will be helpless. Guess the Quarians are going extinct if this happens. This doesn't even
As far as everyone being stranded in Sol...the turians and quarians can't even eat any of the food there. Even if they could, Earth definitely doesn't have the resources to sustain all of them. So every alien in the Sol system is doomed to starvation. Unless you chose synthesis maybe? Would the organic/synthetic hybrids need to eat?
I can think of bunch of other questions....too much left to the viewers imagination IMO.
~El Psy Congroo~
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Oh wait....without the Mass Relays, there is no galactic society. So I guess the Krogan are stuck on Tuchanka, a (mostly) infertile world, with the genophage cure. They will be popping the babies out left and right. It will likely become overpopulated, and they will degenerate into civil war again, fighting for whatever resources are left.
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my imagination makes everything worse. the more you know about space and Mass Effect lore, the worse it gets.
it doesn't take years, it takes decades if not centuries and that's provided those ships have enough eezo to power the engines for that long.
the fuel stations themselves will be depleted without an effective way to resupply them. it would take thousands of years for anyone to get back to the Perseus Veil.
Destin the Valiant
Use my imagination? If I was going to use my imagination, then why even bother playing the game? I might as well just imagine my own reaper invasion and my own genophage cure and my own geth/quarian peace etc. I didn't want the game to be so unsatisfying that my imagination is more gratifying.
It's an artist's job to use THEIR imagination, not leave it up to " SPECULATION FOR EVERYONE!"
PSN: Dae-Gil
"Badge 1247." "How may I help, Detective?"
Imagination is one thing... but to throw a character/plot device into the last minutes of an overall plot, to contradict your own lore more than a few times, to go back on your word as a developer, to just throw a bunch of nonsensical random stuff at you... that's a totally different thing.
Playing: LBP2, GEB, MHP3rd, WKC2, MGS HD, Jak HD, ME3
"See You Space Cowboy."
what happened with this character? Happy ever after
the Normandy and the lost crew? ship fixed within a decade
Earth? battle scarred but alive
the alien races on earth? ships fixed and they were sent home but, without relays it takes a few years to get home
This has to be the dumbest conclusion to the ending.
Ships fixed and sent home and takes years? How do you know if it doesn't take decades to fly back? How much food/fuel is it going to take?
Try again. The ending is bad.
forgot to say this, my imagination put the Normandy on the same planet as Jacob's loyalty mission.
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BEIJING – Beijing's government on Friday bowed to a vocal online campaign for a change in the way air quality is measured in the Chinese capital, one of the world's most polluted cities.
Authorities said they would start publishing figures this month showing the smallest, most dangerous pollution particles in the air after considering the wishes of residents, expressed on China's popular microblogs.
The Chinese capital currently bases its air quality information on particles of 10 micrometers or larger, known as PM10, and does not take into account the smaller particulates that experts say are most harmful to human health.
But authorities came under huge pressure to change the system last year when they ranked the air as only slightly polluted, despite thick smog that forced the cancellation of hundreds of flights and triggered a surge in face mask sales.
The local government already measures particles of 2.5 micrometers or less, known as PM2.5, but China's environment ministry had said the data would not be available nationwide until 2016.
On Friday the Beijing Environmental Bureau said it would provide hourly updates of PM2.5 measure ahead of the Lunar New Year, or Spring Festival, which starts on January 23, in response to the flood of public anger.
"The authorities plan to release air-quality monitoring data using PM2.5 before Spring Festival," a bureau official surnamed Jiang told AFP.
"The government has to consider the pleas of the people, so yes, the anger of Beijing citizens these days is a big contributor to our action."
Public anger was exacerbated by the discrepancy between the official data and that issued online and on Twitter by the US embassy in Beijing, which conducts its own measures of PM2.5 and frequently registers dangerous pollution levels.
Many bloggers hailed the role of the US embassy in the Beijing government's apparent change of heart. "The effort of the US embassy should not be ignored," posted one under the name Kangtou Wang on Sina weibo — China's biggest microblog.
China has the world's largest online population, with around half a billion web users, posing a growing challenge to authorities in a country that tightly controls its media.
Although censored, the microblogs are proving to be a highly effective public platform for people to call officials to account and report government or corporate malpractice and other problems.
The public response to the announcement was mixed, with some residents welcoming the move, while others expressed suspicion about the government's true intentions.
"The trend nowadays is to clean up problems only when they show," posted one user under the name Qiong Xiaobing on Sina's weibo.
"We don't care about data or figures, there's nothing we can do about pollution even it exceeds the limit," wrote another Sina weibo user under the name Hebo HB.
"We have already been living like this for decades, we only wish the government would not cheat us."
Beijing authorities said last month they had met their target of "blue sky" days for 2011, with 274 days of "grade one or two" air quality compared with 252 days in 2010.
But the state-run China Daily has said that if PM2.5 were used as China's main standard, only 20 percent of Chinese cities would be rated as having satisfactory air quality, against the current 80 percent.
International organisations including the United Nations list Beijing as one of the most polluted cities in the world, mainly due to its growing energy consumption, much of which is still fuelled by coal.
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The La Habra Education Association's executive board has not decided when the strike will begin. Schools aren't in session next week due to the Thanksgiving holiday.
"I'm an optimist, and I always like to think there is hope, but as of this date we have seen no gestures on the districts part that would lead me to believe that they are interested in negotiating," said Danette Brown, president of the La Habra Education Association. "The ball is really in the district's court."
Union leaders described the imposed cuts as "extreme and not comparable to other school districts."
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The apartment has two large balconies overlooking a river and enjoys stunning views from Mont Blanc down through the Chamonix Valley. The property is situated opposite the Belle Vue cable car, meaning you are on the slopes in minutes and the bus stop, offering a free bus service for skiers and boarders to all the ski areas in the valley.
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It has a fully fitted kitchen, two bathrooms, one en-suite and enjoys a spacious living area with room for dining.
We have also provided a plasma screen TV, DVD, Sony Playstation and iPod docking station.
Lift access to the property.
Linens are provided but not towels.
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We have an underground parking space and ski-locker. There is ample additional parking outside the apartment if you need it.
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Prices for the 2010/11 season are available here: www.compagniedumontblanc.fr/en/index.html
We would recommend using Intersport in Les Houches for your equipment hire. They are convenient (literally just over the road) and you can book online at: www.intersport-leshouches.com The owner, Monsieur Bagnod, is trainer to the French Olympic ski-team and has the latest hire equipment available. You may wish to consider skiing in Les Houches on your first day and by prior arrangement drop off your equipment for overnight servicing rather than paying over the odds in the UK.
The École de Ski Français (ESF) train all of their instructors here, ensuring an excellent level of ski instruction. Their knowledge of the mountains will ensure that you get to experience all that the area has to offer. They can be contacted here: www.esf.net/welcome.htm
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The Chamonix Valley (www.chamonix.net)
Les Houches is one hour drive from Geneva by Autoroute. Geneva airport is served by numerous scheduled airlines. You can leave the UK in the morning and be on the slopes before mid-day. Situated at the foot of Mont Blanc, Europe's highest summit, the views from the Chamonix Valley are amazing. There are at least 8 different ski areas within 20 minutes drive, catering for all levels of ability.
Chamonix does not have the limitations of many purpose built ski resorts. The choice of ski areas is vast and the variation in terrain and conditions means all ability levels of both skiers and boarders can have a great holiday. The town itself has great restaurants and nightlife, a casino and boutique shopping.
You can also ice-climb, paraglide, cross-country ski, snowshoe, dog-sled, take a helicopter flight, ice-skate and swim. For walkers there are 17 km of specially designed footpaths. The highest cable car in Europe, the Aiguille du Midi, takes you up to Mont Blanc itself.
The Italian resort of Courmayeur is half an hour away through the Mt Blanc tunnel. If the weather isnt great in France its normally fine in Courmayeur. Courmayeur is great for all abilities, has great food and good off-piste. You can get to Turin to see Juventus in another hour.
Verbier in Switzerland is 60 minutes drive away on one of the great driving roads in Europe. It has a massive ski area, gourmet restaurants and exclusive bars. Verbier's apres-ski is world famous.
St Gervais and Megeve are 20 minutes away by car and offer great skiing and boarding for families, intermediates and off piste. Megeve has 8 of the top ten ski restaurants in the world.
The resort of Contamines is close by, it has spectacular views of Mt Blanc and amazing off-piste. It is slightly off the beaten track so fresh powder can be found almost all the time.
Flaine is 45 minutes away and offers some spectacular high altitude skiing, and slightly further afield, the Portes Du Soleil region (Morzine/Avoriaz) is a massive area on the France/Switzerland border. You will never be short of terrain to explore in and around Les Houches.
Les Houches
Les Houches is a traditional alpine village with all the facilities you need in a ski holiday but which has retained its Savoyarde individuality. The village has a relaxed feel to it with a wide choice of restaurants and bars. There is a cafe bar 100 metres from the Apartment with SkySports and free wi-fi. For serious nightlife, head for Chamonix, just a 5 minute drive away. There are two supermarkets in the village and a patisserie, tabac and cafe bar next door to the Apartment.
Offering one of the most varied ski areas in the Chamonix Valley, Les Houches is suitable for all levels, whether beginner, intermediate or advanced. Les Houches is the location for regular international Ski World Cup events and serves as the training ground of the French National Ski Team and L'Ecole du Ski Francais (ESF). The varied choice of pistes offers downhill, cross-county, snowboarding, telemark and ski jumping, as well as off-piste for the more adventurous. The resort has 18 lifts and 86 snow cannons. Skiing in Les Houches combines long descents through pine forests with spectacular views of the Mont Blanc ranges. The tree-lined pistes mean that you can ski even when the weather closes in. There are plans to link Les Houches to St Gervais and when that happens it will open up a huge new area on the doorstep. (www.leshouches.com)
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I stayed here with my wife and two teenage children in Feb 2015. The apartment would be plenty big enough for six and warm. The location opposite the telecabin and with a deli downstairs as well as se… More
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Cooks' Ingredients Frozen Ginger Waitrose 75g
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Go gently with the chopped ginger season or spice in cakes or curry
Gathered in the winter months in Shandong China this spicy, hot, ginger is frozen within hours for freshness. Bake ginger biscuits and cakes and savour the smell, or mix with honey for a sweet, spicy baby carrot glaze
Gathered in the winter months in Shandong China this spicy, hot, ginger is frozen within hours for freshness. Bake ginger biscuits and cakes and savour the smell, or mix with honey for a sweet, spicy baby carrot glaze
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** Up to 1 month
* Up to 1 week
Do not refreeze after defrosting.
Produce of China, Packed in Belgium
Allergy Advice: For allergens see highlighted ingredients
Ginger (100%)
Customer Reviews
07 February 2015
Never again will I buy fresh ginger and watch it shrivel and die. Would I recommend this product to a friend? I did once, and now I have to keep buying it for her!
22 October 2014
1 of 1 found this review helpful.
why would you ever buy raw ginger again?
I use this so much, it is so much easier and more cost efficient than fresh ginger. Tastes just as good too! Genius product.
01 August 2014
1 of 1 found this review helpful.
very convenient
no more chunks of ginger going off at the back of the fridge. result.
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