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FishEye data can be backed up from the admin interface or command line. This page contains the command syntax, options and the required procedure to back up and restore your FishEye instance.
If you are migrating to a different machine, please follow the instructions on our Migrating FishEye Between Servers page.
Using the admin interface to back up
- Navigate to the FishEye Admin area (click Administration in the footer of any FishEye page).
- Click Backup (under 'System Settings').
- On the Backup screen, you can edit the name of the backup file that will be generated.
- Choose the components, described in the table below, that should be included in the backup file.
Note that the back up will always include the configuration data (
config.xml), your license file and the FishEye user data.
Repository and application caches contain temporary data stored from repository scans and library caches that improve startup time. Both will be recreated automatically by re-scanning the source repositories, so the backup files can be significantly reduced by excluding these (if the cost of re-scanning is acceptable).
- Click Create Backup Now.
On this page:
- Using the admin interface to back up
- Using the command line to back up
- Scheduling FishEye back ups
- Restoring FishEye data
- Migrating backup data
|Data that is stored by plugins
Repository and application caches
The cache contains data that reflects the state of FishEye's repositories. Without it, FishEye must re-scan its repositories after a backup is restored. The cache also contains OSGI library data that increases startup time. These too can be excluded and will be generated automatically when the application is started.
Plugins are 3rd-party extensions that you may have installed, and configuration for all plugins (this includes configuration for Crucible's set of standard plugins).
SQL Database
Refers to the SQL content database (used by both FishEye and Crucible and containing all user profile data, reviews and their comments).
Web templates
In this context, these are custom freemarker templates that you or your users have created. They live in
Uploaded files
In this context, uploads refers to files which are added to Crucible via the web interface (such as patch file reviews). It also includes each repository-backed file that went under review, when Crucible is configured to make a local copy of every reviewed file.
Screenshot: The FishEye Backup screen
Using the command line to back up
Your FishEye instance must be running during the back up.
- Open a terminal or command prompt on the FishEye server computer.
- Navigate to the
<FishEye home directory>
- Run the backup command on the command line using any desired options (described in the table below). By default, all backup components, except repository cache data, is included in the backup.
The backup is created as a new Zip archive file and placed in the
FISHEYE_INST/backup/ directory.
Note that if your FishEye instance uses a custom
FISHEYE_INST directory, make sure the environment variable is properly set when running the backup command.
Default setting
Quiet mode
-q, --quiet
Output filename
-f, --file
Compression level
-c, --compression
Yes (6)
-a, --anonymise
Cache Backup
No. By default, the cache data is excluded from backups.
Advanced backup command line settings
In some cases it might be preferable to only back up a limited set of items. This could be useful when your instance uses an external database such as MySQL or PostgreSQL and your DBA has already configured automatic back ups in the database. The commands below allow this.
Exclude Plugins
Excludes plugins from the backup.
No. By default, plugins are included in every backup.
Exclude Templates
Excludes templates from the backup.
No. By default, templates are included in every backup.
Exclude Uploads
Excludes uploaded files (such as patch reviews, stored in Crucible's internal database) from the backup. This item only applies when using Crucible with FishEye.
No. By default, uploads are included in every backup.
Exclude SQL Database
Excludes the SQL content database used by both FishEye and Crucible.
No. By default, this data is included in every backup.
Backup command line examples
These examples are for use in a Linux-like operating system. When using these commands on Windows, use the filename
fisheyectl.bat and use the correct slashes. Run the command from the
<FishEye home directory>
The basic syntax of the backup command is as follows:
To see inline help for all backup options, run the following command in the
<FishEye home directory>
Backing up with compression of 9, quiet mode and setting an output location:
Back up including cache data (also includes all default components):
Known limitations
Please note that the limitations below are common to any Java-based backup tool.
Archives Containing Over 65535 Files
Versions of Java earlier than v1.6 (b25) are incapable of handling zip files that contain more than 65,535 files. The solution for this problem is to either upgrade to a version of Java later than v1.6 (b25), or ensure that the archive does not exceed the threshold (contains less than 65,535 files). The FishEye cache (not included in backups by default) can be a contributor of many small files. Hence, exclude the cache from backups if this is likely to be a concern.
Archives Larger Than 4GB
Java has trouble reading and writing zip files that are larger than 4GB. As of release 1.5 Java appears capable of reliably creating archives that are over 4GB, but remains unable to extract them. For details see Sun's bug report. Also be aware of the fact that some file systems (including FAT32) have trouble with files larger than 4GB.
As a workaround, make sure you do not create archives that are larger than 4GB. The FishEye cache (not included in backups by default) can be a contributor of a lot of small files (although these tend to compress very well). If you still want to archive everything and end up with an achive that is too large, consider creating separate backups for the FishEye cache and uploaded files respectively.
Scheduling FishEye back ups
To set a schedule for automatic back ups:
- Go to the Admin area and click Backup (under 'System Settings').
- Click Manage Scheduled Backups at the bottom of the page.
- Click Edit, set the desired options, then click Save.
The options for scheduled back ups are detailed in the table below:
Option name
Allowed Values
Disable Scheduled Backups
Stops regular back ups from taking place.
On (disabled) or Off (enabled)
Backup path
The path where the backup .zip file will be stored.
Any system or network path that FishEye or Crucible can access. This cannot be changed using the FishEye interface. Please edit your
Save changes, and restart your FishEye instance.
Backup file prefix
Characters that will be added to the beginning of the backup file name.
Any string of characters that can be used as part of a filename on the local operating system.
Backup file date pattern
Sets a date for the next (or initial) back up to take place.
Any valid date in the format
Backup frequency
Sets how often the back up will take place.
Can be set to every day, every Sunday, Monday to Friday and first day of the month.
Backup time (HH:mm)
The time when the back up will take place.
Any valid 24-hour time in the format
Specifies which items must be included in the backups (these components are explained at the top of this page).
As per the options for regular on-demand back up (These components are explained at the top of this page).
Screenshot: Scheduling back ups in FishEye
Be aware that scheduled back ups can fill up disks unless you regularly move or delete old archives.
Restoring FishEye data
Using the command line to restore FishEye data
There is currently no way to restore a backup from the admin interface because FishEye must be shut down during a data restore.
Restoring a backup will irreversibly overwrite the data of your installation with the data from the backup archive. Note that you cannot restore data into versions of FishEye which are older than the version that created the backup.
- Install FishEye into a new, empty directory (this must be the same version that the backup was created from, or later).
- Make sure the FishEye instance is not running.
- Open a command line interface on the FishEye server computer.
- Run the restore command on the command line with any desired options.
- The specified elements will be restored.
- Start the FishEye instance.
- When using FishEye integrated with Crucible, you will need to re-index your repositories after restoring data, unless the backup archive was created with the
Restore command line options
By default, the restore process will restore all items found in the backup archive (so if you included the caches using the
--cache option, these will automatically be restored). However, you can specify a partial restore, by explicitly specifying the item names on the command line.
If you are using an external database (as opposed to the default HSQL database), make sure the JDBC driver file is present in the
FISHEYE_INST/lib directory when running restore.
Furthermore, if you are restoring to a new FishEye instance and home directory, and select --dbtype of mysql, you must download the JDBC driver and accept the license agreement before proceeding with the restore.
The options available for use with the restore command are listed in the following table:
Choose file to restore from
-f PATH/FILENAME,
--file PATH/FILENAME
(Required) Restore the backup from PATH/FILENAME.
Repository and application caches
Restore the repository cache backup.
Restore 3rd-party plugins and their configuration data.
Web templates
Restore freemarker templates from the backup (the restored instance will use the built-in templates).
Uploaded files
Restore uploads (e.g. patch files uploaded into Crucible and contents of files under review). This item only applies when using Crucible with FishEye.
SQL Database
Restore the SQL database containing user profiles, reviews and review comments.
|Restore ActiveObjects data stored by plugins.
|List backup contents
|-l, --list
|List the contents of the backup file, and exit.
Set database type
-t, --dbtype
SQL database type (
Set JDBC URL
-j, --jdbcurl
JDBC URL of the SQL database. Only required when restoring to a database location different to that used at used at back up time (not applicable for
Set JDBC username
-u, --username
JDBC username of the SQL database. Only required when restoring to a database location different to that used at used at back up time (not applicable for
JDBC password
-p, --password
JDBC password of the SQL database. Only required when restoring to a database location different to that used at used at back up time (not applicable for
JDBC class
-d, --driver
Optionally, specify the JDBC driver class name needed to access the SQL database. Only required when restoring to a database location different to that used at used at back up time and when using a different JDBC driver than the standard driver associated with the database specified though
|JDBC driver source
|-s, --driver-source
|Optionally, specify the JDBC driver file. The default ('bundled') is to use the bundled JDBC driver file; 'user' = use the driver from the
FISHEYE_INST/lib directory.
Suppress output
-q, --quiet
Suppress the output messages from the restore program on the command line.
|Overwrite the existing DB
|Overwrite the existing database, without warning.
|Don't batch SQL inserts
|Do not batch SQL inserts. This can be useful when diagnosing errors.
|Display the help
|-h, --help
|Display the help, and exit.
These examples are for use in a Linux-like operating system. When using these commands on Windows, use the filename
fisheyectl.bat and use the correct slashes. Run the command from the
<FishEye home directory>
/bin/ directory.
The basic syntax of the restore command is as follows:
To see inline help for all backup options, run the following command in the
<FishEye home directory>
/bin/ directory:
Restoring a backup with cache data (also restores all default components):
Migrating backup data
When the process restores a SQL database, it looks at the configuration data (
config.xml) included in the backup archive to learn which database product was used and how to connect to it. When FishEye uses the built-in HSQLDB database (which is the default), the restored instance will also use that.
However, when the restored instance will use a different database than the backed up instance (for instance, HSQLDB was used at the time the backup was created, but it needs to be restored on MySQL ), you should use the command line options to point the process to the new database which must exist before running the restore. The restore will only populate the database, it will not create the database.
Command line example: migrating backup data to MySQL
These examples are for use in a Linux-like operating system. When using these commands on Windows, use the filename
fisheyectl.bat and use the correct slashes. Run the command from the
<FishEye home directory>
/bin/ directory.
Restoring to a FishEye instance that uses a different database (ensure the MySQL driver jar file is present in the
FISHEYE_INST/lib directory)
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ensure the MySQL driver jar file is present in the
Should it be <Fisheye home directory> instead?
Hi Aivo,
The documentation is correct . See also Migrating to MySQL.
The MySQL library (including the JDBC driver) will work in both locations, but is now kept in the instance directory so that it is not over-written when FishEye is upgraded, as it would be if it was in the home (install) directory. This allows you to maintain that library yourself. Note that the MySQL JDBC driver is no longer shipped with FishEye due to licensing reasons.
regards, Paul
I also want to share that if you are including 'Repository and application caches' in your backup, you Fisheye instance will not be accessible. Users will see a maintenance page when visiting Fisheye.
Furthermore, if you have JIRA/Fisheye integration, while the backup with cache is running the source tab in JIRA will show an error, which users may not comprehend. I've put in an improvement request to make it a friendlier error FE-4611 - Display nicer error in JIRA Source tab when Fisheye Repo/App Cache is being backed up Open
Note: Probably not going to run this often, but noting this for others.
This is true regardless of the "Repository and application caches" is included or not, the instance is not accessible during the backup process.
Is there a way to merge two Fisheye Projects together?
We have stuff for 1 client in Fisheye1
Different stuff for another client in Fisheye2
Can I move the stuff from Fisheye2 into Fisheye1 without getting rid of the existing data in Fisheye1? (Be able to access both brances through Fisheye 1)
Hello Michael,
You can move the FishEye index data from one instance to another but I have to mention that you cannot move Crucible review data between instances. In order to successfully move index data you simply need to make sure that the repository data in the configuration file is exactly the same between instances. The second item you will need is the actual index data. For the first item, find the repo data within the
$FISHEYE_INST/config.xmlin instance A and add it to the
config.xmlfile of instance B – make sure instance B is not running during this edit. Second, move over the
$FISHEYE_INST/var/cache/<repo_name_here>folder from instance A to instance B. The configuration file change and the actual index folder are all you need to see the FishEye data of one instance in the other instance. If you need further assistance, please open a support request at https://support.atlassian.com.
It sort of blows my mind that Atlassian uses the install and home directory in the EXACT OPPOSITE MANNER for Fecru as it does for the rest of it's applications. Fisheye home directory = installation files? Come on ...
Hi Ryan,
Unfortunately the FISHEYE_INST and FISHEYE_HOME directories have been named that way since before Atlassian acquired Cenqua and the FishEye/Crucible product
Kind Regards,
Richard Stephens
Hi Team,
The restoring scripts is confusing, we tried to restore the prod backup to QA, but it imported the details to Pord DB only since the DB URL in the export file is pointing to the prod DB only.
Please mention that not only if the user wants to restore the data to a different type of database, ie from HSQLDB to MySQL also if the user is trying to restore from a MySQL DB to a different MySQL DB, the user needs to specify the DB details in the command line options.
We had lost some data due to this. Please update the documentation so that any other users wont face this issue.


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A special segment, 'The Bench brought to you by Budweiser', will aim to give viewers a behind-the-scenes experience on match days and will be broadcast as part of ESPN's live coverage of the final two stages of the FA Cup competition.
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Not every player new player signed by the Philadelphia Eagles last season was a bust or took a long time to acclimate to the team's system. DE Jason Babin had the benefit of having worked with defensive line coach Jim Washburn previously. And that experience helped him have the best season of his NFL career. Babin recorded 18 sacks in 2011. In 2010 he had 12.5 sacks with the Tennessee Titans, and prior to that, his best season was in 2006, when he had 5 sacks with the Houston Texans. While the Eagles defense struggled mightly at the start of the season, Babin was ready to go from the word "go." He produced in the team's Wide 9 scheme, racking up sacks like it was… okay, well, it is his job. Babin was recognized by his peers throughout the league for his prodution by being named as the 44th best player in the NFL this year. All of this for the bargain price (in NFL terms) of $5.75 million for the coming year. In a list of the 11th best and worst deals in the league, Jason La Canfora ...
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Rated 2 out of 5 by chmeasasry dissapointed I was very dissapointed in the room this hotel first gave us. There wasn't even enough room for us to have a meal brought up. We had to barely set on the bed to eat a late meal. The shower was a nightmare to get in and out of. Especially for my husband that has a medical problem. Next morning we requested a room with a walk in shower and was transfered to a much better room. December 12, 2012
Rated 1 out of 5 by DRBianchi Great Location Very bad room layout, furnishings, desk area for biz..Phone didn't work, toilet dirty..The bed matress was creased in middle?Noisy..Cold, even with heating.. December 11, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by angelaG good location, lovely building great location, lovely decor, staff didnt really explain much at check in such as you need your key for the life, where the facilities was general information needed i feel December 11, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by SFTraveling The rooms need renovated The public space is grand and beautiful as you would expect from a hotel like this. The rooms are very disappointing, well in need of a renovation. The carpet was disgusting - you wouldn't want to walk barefoot on it. Bathrooms were old and needed updated. The only this that was good was the bed. This was a Classic room, once of the smaller and less expensive ones, but it still wasn't any where close to what they charged for it. It was way below Sheraton standards. December 11, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by panther77 Perfect Location in London Very pleasant hotel with an excellent staff in an unbeatable location. December 8, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by alex1 Dire need of Upgrade The old brown carpeting in the rooms are in dire need of update. Old, stained, brown - gives the impression of a depressing hotel in financial trouble December 5, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by Passie Needs renovation Although the location is great, the rooms and corridors are in desperate need for renovation. The plumbing is just awfull with either burning hot water or icy cold water (from the sinks and shower; without changing anything). You have to walk through the restaurant to exit the hotel on Piccadilly which is quiet annoying when you're having a nice and quiet (btw excellent) high tea. Price/quality it's exspensive compaired to other SPG hotels in London. December 5, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by Charlietravel Great Location but a very tired and old rooms This was an extremely disappointing stay for me and my family. Chose the hotel based on location which is the one redeeming feature of the place. Having paid for a suite to treat my mum for the weekend - we found the room and furnishings very shabby ( and not in an antique/cool way)with holes in the sofas and stains on the desks and floor. The bathrooms admittedly original features could still do with improvments. The tea and coffee service in room a complete joke, the kettle lead doesnt even reach any sockets in the room so you end up paying high room service fees. Internet extorbitant at £16.95 for 24 hrs and virtually no wireless access in the room save the odd pocket of signal that waivers in and out of reception. Breakfast was very poor quality for the money, lukewarm, inattentive staff and uninspiring range. Maid service was poor, beds were made but rooms not actually tidied up and glasses etc not replaced with clean ones. Queues at reception to check in and out at least 5-10 mins for premim card holders.... Staff were very friendly and tried to help especially the doormen but getting anything resolved esepcially regarding internet is not going to happen - and blaming your 'internet service provider' is not an excuse in a 5* hotel when you charge the rates you do! I did complain at check out and the only response i got was ' we gave you a good view' !All in all a weekend that was supposed to be a treat ended up being a shabby joke, I won't be staying again! December 3, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by Leoni Generally good I was upgraded and had a big room which was well appointed except for the bathroom. This looked in desperate need of rennovation - it was old, looked a little grubby and the shower was very out dated. Also, the room-service breakfast card was not collected December 3, 2012
Rated 1 out of 5 by rgsg One of the Worst Experience with an SPG Property Other than location, this hotel has nothing to offer. Poor quality small rooms with old furniture, dismal service, and complete lack of care from the Duty Managers and the Room Service. Unsafe property to stay because the small rooms are packed with junk furniture that minimizes the walking space and increases the potential of running into an hard object while moving around in the room. Climate control is primitive. November 30, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by drneuro poor room ventillation Room i stayed in was small and had no central aircondition with stuffy hot at night. Facilities such as water and tea were hidden November 28, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by Chris61 A classic in London that keeps getting better Don't expect a modern hotel with modern niceties. And don't expect a historical hotel in a state that time forgot. But do expect a pleasant staff, a perfect location, unique rooms left with reminding you your in one of the oldest cities of western civilization. There is charm waiting to be recognized. November 24, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by AnnaJ Good hotel for business travellers Travel purpose - Business (frequent traveller, staying mostly at Sheratons) Check-in - smooth Location - excellent! Staff - friendly & on the ball Room - I was in a Classic which for London standards was rather large, with a huge, comfy bed - just what you need after a day of meetings Room facilities - I had all I needed though some work on the bathroom would be reccommended - tiles were all new and bathroom clean but the bathtub was from another decade with peeling bottom which made it look unclean Internet (WiFi) - strong signal, no interruptions Bar/restaurant - great atmosphere and decor - high ceilings, low furniture, dimmed lights, good food Room service - fast & good food Overal: 4 out of 5 due to lack of wow factor, work needed in the bathrooms as well as a few little details in the room November 24, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by MichaelD Park Lane Stay I stayed in executive level room. Its an old hotel but rooms are modern. Good for business. 24 hour room service for jetlaggers and workaholics. Walking distance to Leister Square. They honor the SPG gold benefits. Staff is very helpful. Negatives - very little in terms of movies. Watched news channels 100% of the time which got old fast. The lobby bar smells like a toilet. I don't know if they had flooding in their at one time but its not pleasant. There is a lot of carpet that could be the cause. Fortunately you get use to it quickly and don't notice it after a few minutes. November 24, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Aboamro I was pleased I found the Hotel to be very good ,the staff to be very helpful, the afternoon tea was an experiance that I really enjoyed.The location was ideal for me. I would certainly come back. November 22, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by Stephen26 The staff service is lousy I have problem sending email and requested for assistance via guest service. The staff told me that the IT cannot speak to guests and cannot touch guests computer. I told the staff that someone should help me so that i can send my email. She told me that she will get someone to attend to me but nobody call or came to help. November 21, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by WSMS the more i stay, the less i like it... I've stayed at this Hotel a few times and every time I noticed the quality and attitude of the staff deteriorating. My most recent stay, the room wasn't available, which is understandable considering I arrive early in the morning. What is not acceptable us : 1) Room not available because cleaning staff doesn't start until 11. (Hard to believe but that's what the staff at the front desk said) 2) Can only give me hour of Internet while I wait 5+ hours.... Again, quoting staff 3) can't commit to call me on my cell when the room is ready... Again, staff. I just simply think this is unacceptable and borderline rude. You have 1 last chance to make it right Park Lane... Be there in early January and hopefully not my last stay. November 21, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by JD47 This hotel was very comfortable and perfectly located I stayed here with my 15 year old daughter for a 3 day treat. We had booked last minute and got a good deal on what i think was a standard room?The reception staff were exremely courteous and helpful. The lounge area was elegant and warm, with a harpist adding to the ambiance!Our room was quiet with very comfortable twin beds, walk in closet and large bathroom, in which the fixtures and fittings weren't 5* but perfectly ok.All very clean, staff friendly, hotel location perfect! November 19, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 Very low SPG recognition Hotel met my expectation with spacious room, lovely bathroom and breakfast was very good. My stay was free from Avios in recognition of my patronage on my credit card provider and I chose this hotel because I have a gold card on SPG. My gold card was not recognised when I wanted a late check out because i didn't book directly through SPG. This is not a good way to treat a very loyal customer of 12 years. It will likely push me away to other brands. November 19, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by KaiOrlando MAJOR Disappointment I had known of the Park Lane Hotel in London long before it became part of the Sheraton Brand. Due to this name recognition I was eager to stay there. The property is certainly well maintained and has retained its elegance. The biggest disappointment was the staff. They were never rude or discourteous. However, they were certainly not cordial, welcoming, engaging or guest-service oriented. I found it almost appalling the numeber of staff I encountered who had such an incredibly low level of English. The worst was when checking out I asked a housekeeper if she had a bottle of water on her cart. After a minute of using all means of communications [including charades and body language] I gave up. She had NO clue! I found it also remarkable that every time we passed by the concierge when entering / exiting the hotel there was NEVER a hint of a smile, greeting or acknowledgement of our presence. Again, hardly a welcoming staff and atmosphere. In fairness, there was one shining star... Davide [from Portugal] at the front desk the morning of checkout. A pleasant surprise and exception to what we'd experienced up until that point. [Suggestion: Have the two bartenders (evening shift 11/15) work a couple of shifts at the Front Desk along side Davide. Perhaps his smile, personality and desire for excellence in customer service might infect and inspire them. One can only hope!!] November 19, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by JavierE Needs a revamp This hotel is old, old, old. Desperately needs a revamp. There are other, newer hotels in London available for the same price. The staff is helpful, but all their efforts are hampered by how old the rooms are. November 17, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by ptuna Best location for the money As others have pointed out, this hotel is superbly situated. Most locations in the West End are easily reached by foot and the Tube is only a block away. Prices are a bargain compared to every other hotel in the area. The rooms are very comfortable and clean though some of the furnishings were a bit worn. Room service was timely and the food excellent. The hotel restaurants offered food and service that exceeded expectations. I've stayed here more than once and have always been glad that I did. November 17, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by WilliamCO Great location. Heavy price for average room The location, near Green Park tube station and across from Green Park, is really good. However, fewer choices of moderate priced restaurants within walking distance than expected. The room was quite large for London but had very "bedsit" style furnishing. Bathroom was nice and a good size. Online booking didn't explain 20% VAT very clearly and that surprised me when I arrived. You are paying for location and room size but not for the comfort of the accommodation. SPG status seemed to make little difference - if it did I didn't realize it. November 14, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by Expatriot Disappointing Some issues with this hotel on two recent visits. Generally disappointing, which is surprising after 30-plus years of staying at Sheraton hotels around the world with never a problem. Location is great, as many reviewers note. We stayed twice in October/early November. The room on the first visit was tiny, and the "classic" designation appears to actually mean that little upgrading has been done in years. The bathroom was ancient and the furniture in the room old and tired. We upgraded for the second visit - at considerable cost - to an "executive" room, which was more spacious and had an updated bathroom. On both visits the front desk staff seemed generally disinterest in my feedback. One example - on our second check-in I was offered daily delivery of a newspaper (I am a former newspaper executive, so this was much appreciated), but unfortunately the paper never arrived once during the week - despite repeated reminders to the front deck. At the second reminder it was suggested that I go ask the concierge, as "there might be a paper left somewhere." I also agree that for those of us who need e-mail, even on private trips, the charge here was exorbitant. All in all, not up to Sheraton standards. November 13, 2012
Rated 1 out of 5 by Egsg Sorry this is not good My father said "you get nothing for nothing " Hated the hotel Room was awful November 13, 2012


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Did you address water issues with a Steripen, filter, or chemical treatment?
I tried to be 100% with the Steripen everywhere in Perú, and had good results with it. I used it even on bottled water since the world over bottled water meets local standards. I would pour the bottled water into a Nalgene bottle and zap it with the Steripen.
The only time I suffered the consequences of the water was in Cuzco, when I absent mindedly drank two cups of coca tea in the hotel lobby.
I'm really paying attention to what happened to you with altitude. Just another comment on the altitude there....for me, I found the adjustment was required going down as well as up. No stomach problems the whole trip in Perú, but I found myself wandering around like a zombie in Lima, at sea level, waiting to fly home. For days after getting home, I still found myself adjusting to the altitude changes.
Facinating story, keep it coming...
I saw a good doctor at a modern clinic in Cusco and he did not believe I was suffering from altitude-related issues... the Diamox seemed to do its job. I took it for three days before arriving in Cusco and two additional days once at altitude. The doctor was actually impressed with my pulse-ox level of 94%. His diagnosis was Cryptosporidium and Giardia infection, and he prescribed an antibiotic and an anti-parasitic.
I too used a Steripen (great device), but I remember buying a bottle of water from a street vendor when we first arrived in Peru and consuming it before realizing that the plastic security ring was missing. The doctor said it is not uncommon for vendors to "recycle" name-brand water bottles, sometimes even using crazy glue to reattach the security ring.
My friend Culin drank the local water, tea, lemonaide, etc. and had no stomach issues at all.
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The Future of Collaboration Begins with Visualizing Human Capital
November 10 2009 / by VenessaMiemis / In association with Future Blogger.net
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How can the power and scope of social networks, combined with human capital metrics, be used to facilitate shared creation and innovation?
It's becoming more accepted that collaboration, not competition, is a more effective avenue towards producing emergent, innovative results. Now that millions of people participate in online social networks, it seems high time to develop a system of matching people's skill sets with common values and goals in order to bring about positive change.
Social networks have the advantage of being able to connect globally distributed individuals, who can then operate with flexibility within a bottom-up, non-hierarchical framework. But, just having access to each other is not always enough to make things serendipitously happen.
Theorists, consultants, and managers have for years been trying to understand and explain the combination of elements needed to facilitate innovation in groups. Many believe that by introducing the optimal levels of diversity and complexity to the group, it will create an environment on the "edge of chaos", one that causes just enough anxiety to foster creativity.
With all of the metrics currently being tracked about our user preferences, behaviors, and activities, could there not also be measurements of human capital? Admittedly, it would be tricky to set up, and might cause some initial ruckus. (who's the expert to judge human value?) But I envision a set of skills that would be unique to each individual, that could then be matched up with complimentary skills of others in order to assemble innovation powerhouses.
For instance, imagine if on Facebook (or linkedin, or some new collaboration-focused social network) there was an application for an online assessment, something like Tom Rath's StrengthsFinder 2.0. Your results would be integrated into your profile page. In addition to that, there might be statistics on diversity levels (family background, transformational experiences, temperament, personality type, business skills), social capital (richness of connectivity within your social networks, spheres of influence), technical skills, core values, and other relational, contextual knowledge and skills. All of these could form your Human Capital Metrics, which would be available to be viewed graphically with some type of visualization tool. The system could then generate a list of people who have the complimentary skills and could create the right amount of tension to carry out an adaptive collaboration project.
What could this mean for the future of ideas……..design……..innovation………business……..social change?
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Nice thoughts. IBM is a trailblazer in this arena. Other companies must follow. Eg, as open sourcing projects accelerates the evolution of platforms like Twitter, Google & Facebook, the next logical step is more guidance/scaffolding for the humans working on these initiatives. I think the metrics you speak of must also be paired with rewards (reputation, $, credits, early product access). I was way more inclined to work on Wave at a developers competition where I was given uber-early access to the sandbox. I'd be more inclined to x-post to or write for the NYTimes if they had a structured farm system that had something to offer me, the PROSUMER!
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Rep. Bucshon distributes informational pieces through area newspapers
Ranks 60th among members of Congress in mass mail spending
EVANSVILLE - Taxpayer-funded congressional mail reports from the year's first quarter indicate 8th District Rep. Larry Bucshon spent 10 times more money on a newspaper insert than on mass mail pieces.
Bucshon's expenditure of $35,113 to distribute 149,245 inserts was reported in the non-mail category of "mass communications."
House members may use virtually any means of communication available to the public in the marketplace, provided it is approved by staffers for a bipartisan House commission enforcing regulations against overtly political content and excessive self-promotion.
Bucshon's office said his insert went to newspapers throughout the 8th district, running for about a week in late January and early February.
The insert featured a small photograph of Bucshon under a letter from him and included contact information for his Washington and district offices and several federal agencies.
"I pride myself on making sure my constituents get the help they need and in keeping them up to date on what's going on in Washington, D.C. I want to take a moment to let you know that my office is here to help you," the letter stated.
The insert also included on its other side several bullet points in which Bucshon touted some of his votes in Congress under such headings as "cutting wasteful spending" and "creating jobs."
Bucshon spokesman Matthew Ballard reinforced the first-term Republican congressman's message that he uses official mail and "mass communications" as a means of informing constituents, not a tool to ingratiate himself with voters.
"Dr. Bucshon is using creative and effective means under the rules of the U.S. House to communicate with constituents," Ballard said. "We wanted to provide the contact information to constituents again since the first time we did had been nearly a year earlier."
Bucshon spent $3,527 to send 12,358 pieces of mass mail in the first quarter, an amount surpassed by all Indiana House members except Rep. Mike Pence, who reported spending nothing. Congress defines mass mail as 500 or more pieces — anything from letters to large, four-color glossy newsletters — in unsolicited mailings of substantially identical content.
The vast majority of taxpayer-funded mail is sent on the House side, owing to the U.S. Senate's $50,000 cap on mailings of 500 or more pieces in any fiscal year.
The first-quarter numbers are skewed for Indiana House members by the fact that the congressmen were forbidden to send mass mail or mass communications after Feb. 8. House rules forbid it within 90 days of primary and general elections, and Indiana held primary elections on May 8.
The reporting category of "mass communications" is relatively new. Those alternative means of communication, such as e-newsletters, are generally less expensive and harder to quantify than mass mail.
In an attempt to provide a more comprehensive accounting of spending on all forms of mass communication, the House in January 2009 directed members to begin reporting the volume and cost of all communications and not mass mailings alone. That was still the case in the first quarter of 2011, after which the House directed that members report volume and costs of mass communications and mass mailings separately for greater transparency and accuracy.
Capturing the costs of unsolicited "mass communications" has been problematic compared to Postal Service data-driven mail costs. The mass communications costs are sometimes theoretical and difficult to estimate, such as the listenership for a radio advertisement alerting constituents to a town hall meeting or the readership for a newspaper ad. In addition, because it relies in part on self-reporting, House offices inevitably do not always report expenditures in the same way.
Several Indiana House members reported spending no money on "mass communications" in the year's first quarter.
A Courier & Press analysis of U.S. House records in April showed seven Tri-State area congressmen spent $548,229 on taxpayer-funded official mail last year after March 31. They are among all House members who spent $6.9 million between April 1 and Dec. 31, 2011, the only period for which the House provided mail-only information for individual members.
The newspaper's analysis ranked Bucshon 60th in mass mail spending among 445 individuals who served last year in the 435-seat U.S. House of Representatives. He ranked 62nd in money spent on mass mailing cost per occupied housing unit and 69th in pieces distributed.
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1873 Closed 3 Two Cent, PR66 Red and Brown1873 2C Closed 3 PR66 Red and Brown PCGS. The Closed 3 coins were the original proof strikings, as all of the Open 3 two cent pieces were later restrikes. One wonders what Mint officials of the 19th century would think if they knew the depth of numismatic research today, which distinguishes between the two types. This piece shows much more red than brown, the latter primarily occupying the device high points, and the strike and overall appeal are impeccable. Only a single PCGS-certified piece is numerically finer, a PR67 Red coin. Population: 19 in 66 Red and Brown, 0 finer (4/13).(Registry values: N2998) (NGC ID# 2753, PCGS# 3652)
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I don't see the speed difference being as decisive as it was between Frankie and a BJ on the downturn, or between Condit and Nick. I think Nate is reasonably fast (faster than Nick), not as fast as Frankie obviously, but I don't see a yawning chasm between them that will decide the fight. Frankie's speed advantage in the standup is negated to a large extent by Diaz's reach and length. If Diaz employs a good, stiff, regular jab it could make him a difficult target for Frankie to land on. This depends on whether Diaz fights smart and fights tall of course, if he just keeps stepping to Frankie with his hands down then you're right, he could get burned for speed by Frankie's in-out movements. But it being a title shot, I think Nate will fight the right way, and work hard to keep Frankie on the end of those long punches.
Something I think you are overlooking is this: IMO, Frankie's standup is (for me) far superior to Gray Maynard's, but because Frankie doesn't have a great chin he was still getting badly hurt whenever he was getting clipped in exchanges (exchanges he was almost always winning when not hurt). I think it's foolish to think that someone Nate's size who punches as often and as aggressively as him isn't going to hurt Frankie at some point. And there is absolutely ZERO chance of Frankie hurting Nate IMO. So this
be a big factor in the fight as I see it.
I definitely disagree that Frankie will be able to control Diaz after taking him down (which I think you imply by saying he will 'secure' top position and survive). All I can say to this is that I do not believe that will be the case - at all. Edgar will not be 'securing' top position on Diaz, he may get flash takedowns, but he will not be controlling Nate IMO. And even if he somehow does, I bet Nate does more damage with strikes off his back than Edgar does via GnP.
This would be a very interesting fight, that could go either way. I am still backing Diaz because I think he is really "in the zone" at 155 just now, looking so strong and dominant and driven, but Bendo is a special athlete and could very well beat him, I consider this a pick 'em but if I'm betting I go with Diaz.
Weirdly, I can see Frankie winning tonight so I think Nate will get the easier fight for him of these two.
This really was a superb ****ysis of what would almost surely be the case for either Bendo or Frankie against Nate Diaz.
The only place where I would quibble with you, is that you don't appear to have acknowledged just how much trouble Nate Diaz's boxing will give Bendo.
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