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You can bet he has a sore butt.
please he's global services for life i bet he gets upgraded 100% of the time
1,000,000 miles @ 500 mph = 2,000 hours of flying. 400 flights (his estimate) means average of 2,500 miles per flight. 400 flights also means 400 hrs in airports preflight and 400 hrs post flight for customs, immigration and baggage or 800 hrs in airports. ( I'll ignore any flight delays) Assume 45 minutes each to/from airports is another 600 hrs for a total of 3,800 hours. That's about 10.5 hours EVERY day of the year just to get to work
Great calculation. My only quibble is that you should assume that 50% of the trips involve a connection rather than having to head to the airport, go through security, etc. Also, I think 1hr to leave the airport is a bit high; if you've got Global Entry, it's <10 minutes from airplane to street.
Like I said, must not have to do much work. Lol
I am not sure that all those miles were FLOWN. Perhaps he earned some miles from other activities like car rentals, online purchases, and just plain using credit cards.
Otherwise it would be preety hard to accumulate all those miles in the eleven months in question.
he's flown for 13 million miles i wouldn't put it past him...
They're flown miles -- that's why the story is interesting. The article even says, "to fly 1 million miles on United and United Express in a calendar year"
I have 1.7 million on AA and that took me over 10 years to reach. I can't imagine doing a million in 1 year. I love to fly and do a lot of business and pleasure flying but THAT sounds like torture to me. Even in 1st class!
He must love airline/airport food. He must not do much work either.
I'm pretty sure he doesn't fly for pleasure, and it's pretty easy to rack up the miles flying between North America, Asia, and Australasia.
I'm not so sure about your definition of "pretty easy." You could fly round-trip US/Australia every week for an entire year, plus 10 trips to Europe, and still be short of how much he flew.
Well assuming 20,000 RT from USA-Australia every week, you'd get 1mil+ miles in 52 weeks. If i had money to burn id do it. assume $2000 RTx52 thats about $100,000/yr flying.
Invest $400,000 to get 4mil miles, then you're global services for life. Is it worth it? meh that has yet to be seen.
Well the guy stated in 1983.
Read the article....or at least the headline. He flew one million miles between January and early December 2012.
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Wonder how much he paid for, as opposed to his company.
Andrea, exactly! He was getting a free ride! Thanks to the "Mileage Plus Program"!! Companies have a way to work the system with the airlines. Which, in my opinion, is one of the downfalls of the airline industry! They are giving tickets away...therefore losing revenue. Never did I think it would work to make the airline productive. Therefore, the airlines are going bankrupt, merging...cutting employee paychecks, retirement, medical...just to keep their nose above water! When I started flying in 1972, management put a lot of incentives to get people to fly. It worked for awhile and then, I feel, it got out of control. Now, the employees and the passengers are suffering. Management is getting their "Golden Parachute"...good to go and they will "BAIL", with "Mega Millions"! All the airlines, all the employees took a hit to safe their company because they cared and they were proud to work and wear that uniform. Now it's all about greed. Yes, we will only have 3 to 4 major airlines in the US of A. Sad but true! I'm greatful and proud that I flew when it was fun to fly!
And one more thing...In my 30 years of flying...I. went around the world 20 times! My butt didn't hurt but my feet sure did!
And if I may add...in 30 years, I put in 747,180 miles with and emergency here and there and the biggie was in Toronto when we lost #2 engine at 500 feet on a DC-10 on take off! All I can say about thatis that, "I walk away from anyother one"!!! But we got a full load out on the slides in less that 60 secs and the whole crew did what they were trained to do. I am a very proud United Retired Employee!!!
TheDC-10 was certified to take off on two engines. I do not see the reason for an evacuation. If you loose an engine you just go around, land and have maintenance take care of the problem.
agg1930...Yes but when #2 engine blows, like it did with United 232, all of the hydraulics failed! Fortunately, after that, they re-routed the the hydraulic system so it wouldn't happen again. We blew #2 but it didn't sever the hydraulic lines ...therefore...yes we flew with #1 and #3...Leveled her out and went around back to Toronto. Crew knew we blew #2 but we had a fire in #2 and it didn't register in the cockpit as a engine fire. We also had a fire in the Wheel Well. We were notified of the fire by the tower and appoaching aircraft. We went around and landed safely. We were foamed and the captain initiated the evac! Therefore we did what we were trained to do. I told my story to the United Training Center in Denver for 5 years to educate crew members, if in fact this incident would ever happen again. Thankyou it didn't because we resolved the problem after UAL232.
I see now that it was a lot more than just "loosing #2" Thank you for all the details. In all my flying days I only experienced two flights where we "lost an engine" but it was just a case of loosing power for reasons not as critical as having the engine blow up. Thanks again for your very detailed reply.
You are so welcome! If I can educate "flight crew members", I will do that. The DC-10 was a hurry up production to compete with the L-1011. And the L-1011 didn't last very long! Merry Christmas, agg1930!
Should write a book on travel
poor guy, I can't imagine anyone having that level of paitence.
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A couple of weeks ago I posted a Wordless Wednesday and ask if you could guess where we went for the weekend. And a couple of you got it right, it was the Great Wolf Lodge in Concord, NC!
As soon as we spotted the Great Wolf Lodge from the interstate I knew we were in for a special treat. It was MASSIVE! We pulled up and were instantly greeted by the staff who politely told us where we need to go to check-in. When we walked in we could feel the warm hospitality and we could tell the that fun was being had by all. We arrived on a Saturday and the line at the desk was a little long but we moved quickly through it. We got our room keys, which happen to be our bracelets, and headed to the top floor to find our room!
Our Room:
I think this was the part I was most anxious about. I wanted to know if it was as spectacular as the fireplace in the lobby. We stayed in one of the Family Suite's on the lower left end of the Great Wolf Lodge, which worked out really well because we lucked out on parking and had a separate elevator that was not as busy as the main one. When we got up to our room we opened the door to vaulted ceilings, turned down beds, beautiful counter tops and a spacious "living" area. We also had special treats waiting on us, the biggest cookies I have ever seen and a little towel "friend" complete with goggles that greeted us on the bed. We also had a semi-private deck that had a wonderful view of the outdoor water park.
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After a look around the room we changed into our swimsuits and headed down to the indoor water park. Like I said we arrived on a Saturday and it was packed! We walked into the indoor water park and instantly noticed how nice and warm it was. There was an abundance of chairs and tables to put your towels and cover-ups at but they were all full! After taking a tour around the water park we found two chairs in front of the Slap Tail Pond (the wave pool) and decided where we wanted to go first. Well, Princess P made that decision for us by immediately heading toward the Slap Tail Pond laughing all the way. But we quickly intercepted her and put a life jacket on her which the Great Wolf Lodge provides! That's right, don't worry about bringing life jackets or floats because they already have them there for you to use. We then headed back toward the Slap Tail Pond but didn't stay long because it was just too crowded. So we went and checked out the Cub Paw Pool. The Cub Paw Pool has many things little ones can play with like the spray features and the mini-slides (P's favorite). We spent the rest of our water time at the Cub Paw Pool because Princess P was having a blast in there! I just wish C and I could have tried out some of the water slides like the Totem Towers or the Howlin' Tornado.
The Loose Moose Cottage:
After dragging P out of the Cub Paw Pool we headed up to get ready for dinner. We also wanted to see the rest of the sights since we were just there for one night. We decided on dinner at The Loose Moose Cottage buffet. We walked right in and got a table and headed to the buffet. I love that they have a separate buffet for children. P chowed down on chicken nuggets, french fries and peas and carrots while C and I ate prime rib, chicken, rice and macaroni. The food was okay but I wish we had ate at the Camp Critter Bar & Grille for the atmosphere.
After spending all day watching children run around the lodge with wands C and I had to find out what was so great about MagiQuest. We purchased a standard wand which was $14.99 (they had more fancy wands that were more expensive) and then we also had to purchase the game which was $9.99. So if you have more than one child that want's their own wand it gets a bit expensive. After paying, they activated our wand and handed us a quest book and we were on our way to battle dragons. The interactive game sends you on a hunt for things that allows you to advance in levels. Once you find them you wave your wand and it tells you what you have acquired and then you are on your way to find the next thing. The game was fun at first, we really got into it, but with P in a stroller it got old waiting on the elevator and battling through all those other kids got to be a little stressful. After getting all we needed to advance to the next level "the lady in the trees" would not let us proceed and after several times of trying we just gave up. MagiQuest was highly addictive and I am sure we were just doing something wrong not to advance. But we watched all the other kids have so much fun and I even at one point asked for help from a 11 year old! He told me what we needed to do and then proceeded to tell me that he was a pro because his family visits the Great Wolf Lodge often!
Clock Tower Show:
At 8 p.m. children of all ages gathered in their pajamas around the giant clock tower centered in the middle of the lobby, Princess P included. We watched it come to life and the characters sing songs about nature. Princess P was entranced the entire time. However, it was on a weekend and was right after a Magic Show (that we missed!) so the lobby was packed full of little ones!
Project Green Wolf:
Great Wolf Lodge is dedicated to saving our planet. You will find recycling containers in the rooms and hallways. They also have energy-efficiency plans to recirculate water and environmentally sensitive purchasing. The Great Wolf Lodge is also the first and only national hotel chain to be completely Green Seal Certified. One of the things I really liked was that if you wanted to use your towels again simply put them across the shower curtain rod if not put them on the floor. Could you imagine how much water would be saved if just half of the guests chose to do that?
A look back:
I do have to comment on how nice the shower was! The tile was really pretty and the bubble gum scented body wash (courtesy of Scoops Kid Spa) smelled so nice that I had to use it! I just wish we had more time at the Great Wolf Lodge because there was so much I wanted to do like visit Elements Spa Salon or play Howl in One Mini-Golf. We really did have a great time and I hope we can make it back sometime soon, only maybe on a weekday this time.
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In each upcoming Cocoa Lab session, a maximum of six students will work alongside one of the award-winning chefs of The Ritz-Carlton to learn cooking techniques and prepare menu items featuring chocolate, cocoa, dessert flavors, herbs from the hotel's rooftop chef's garden, or Carolina fresh fruits of the season. Students will be able to savor the day's creations at the end of each morning session, and they will receive complimentary parking, a recipe collection and keepsake apron as part of the $100 class fee. Cocoa Lab classes for July through September 2015 will feature the following menu inclusions:
What are the age limits for your classes? Adult Classes: Age 18 and up/Teen Classes: Age 15 – 17How often do your classes change? You will find that new classes are offered every three months. This will include popular favorites as well as seasonal and holiday classes.How much food is served in your classes? For our hands-on classes, full-sized portions are prepared and served.What should I wear to the cooking class? You should dress casually and comfortably. Students should wear long pants, a shirt with sleeves, and flat, closed-toe shoes. We will provide you with an apron to wear during class.How many people are in the class? As it is a hands-on experience, we limit the class size to eight people.Will I get a copy of the recipes to take home? You will receive a recipe packet to refer to during class, and it is yours to keep. Will I make all of the items on the menu? Yes, you will be divided into teams of two, and then each team will prepare the entire menu. The instructor will demonstrate the techniques and provide guidance during the class. Where do I go once I arrive at The Ritz-Carlton? The meeting point will be Bar Cocoa. The chef will meet you there and take you back to the Cocoa Lab. Should I register for the class in advance? All classes require advanced registration. How much does it cost to take the classes? The price of each class varies and is listed in the class description. Prices and length of class may vary by subject. Do you have a waiting list for sold-out classes? Yes, waiting lists are maintained for all sold-out classes. You will be contacted if a space becomes available.Do you have a cancellation policy? Yes, it is forty-eight hours. Do you get a student discount for items purchased at Bar Cocoa? How long is the discount offered? Students receive a ten percent discount after the class on all Bar Cocoa retail items. The discount is good for the entire day of the class.
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BARRINGTON – There's always something so reassuring when an event such as the CVS Caremark Charity Classic concludes on this note, "See you next year."
The words – echoed by Bristol native and co-host Billy Andrade shortly after the winning tandem of Steve Stricker and Bo Van Pelt took their bows on the 18th green at Rhode Island Country Club – helped in providing reassurance that the CVS event will feature a 16th installment.
Perhaps in an attempt to start locking up participants for 2014, Andrade joked that Stricker and Van Pelt need to provide true justice to the crown by returning to Rhode Island for an encore performance.
"I keep saying this all the time. I don't think we ever set a goal of 'Let's do this for four or six years,'" remarked Brad Faxon after his round Tuesday afternoon. "Let's just keep doing it and if we keep giving money away and we get people to come out and watch, we're winning."
Faxon noted that the auction that accompanied Monday night's gala event at the Providence Biltmore was such a success that the various charities stand to reap even more benefits. Obviously giving back to the community has always been the primary mission of the CVS Classic. To quantify success from strictly a monetary standpoint doesn't exactly begin to cover all the bases.
In separate interviews, CVS Tournament Director Greg Costello and Eileen Howard Boone, the tournament's chairwoman in addition to serving as the company's senior vice president of corporate communications and community relations, spoke about the significance of synergy as it relates to making sure all of the parts are moving in the same direction.
"The important elements are our players, our sponsors and non-profits. The combination of all those things is what makes this event special and why we've been able to give back $16 million over the last 14 years," said Boone.
Added Costello, "It's not just Peter Jacobsen Sports. There are five full-time people who work on this event year round, but we could not do this without CVS Caremark's help. They are every emotional about this event and are proud of what it's done.
"I know there are over 600 volunteers for this event. On top of that, there are a couple hundred people who get it done. There are over 400 sponsors that contribute so we're able to put on this show that you've seen over the past few days. It's just a huge, huge undertaking and the end result is just so positive."
The folks responsible for staging the CVS Classic have made sure to stay current to the times by adding a new wrinkle or element each year. Whether it was the presence of Bubba Watson's BW1 hovercraft golf cart alongside the 18th fairway, or seeing numerous youngsters mimic Rickie Fowler's fashion sense with the Puma gear, looking for fresh ways to connect with fans has always been at the top of the list.
"I think we've done a pretty good job of every year coming up with something new," said Boone, who noted the appearance of NBC Sports golf announcer Dan Hicks for the annual clinic that takes place prior to the two-day CVS tournament getting underway.
Perhaps the one area where this annual golf gathering has come a long way is reflective in the true reason why spectators flock to RICC – the golfers themselves. This year's field proved a "Who's Who" of recognizable names, from noted PGA Tour stars in Watson and Fowler, to a quartet of females headlined by World Golf Hall of Famers Annika Sorenstam and Julie Inkster, to a pair of decorated veterans who have combined to win five major championships in Fuzzy Zoeller and Nick Price.
"When this started out [in 1999], Brad and Billy were on the PGA Tour. Now Brad's on the Champions Tour and Billy's soon to be, but I think the mix will stay," noted Costello, who has been associated with 12 of the 15 CVS Classics. "Both guys have a finger on the pulse on who's hot at the time and who's going to work well with the crowd, because this is a fan-friendly event."
Looking ahead, Boone noted that the groundwork in preparation for next year's CVS Classic will be laid this September. Her favorite moment of the entire production comes in December when she sees the smiles on the beneficiaries' faces.
"It's a very big event for us because we take that commitment to the non-profits seriously," said Boone.
As far as locking down dates for the 2014 edition, Costello mentioned that all the particulars will be ironed out once the schedules for the PGA, LPGA and Champions are released.
"It's such a tradition and a huge team effort that you can't say enough," he said.
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When: Saturday, November 19, 7:00 p.m.
Opponent: @ Montreal (8-8-3)
UPDATE: Martin Biron will start for the Rangers. (12:02 p.m.)
EARLIER: 1974. That was the
last time the New York Rangers won eight games in a row.
The streak came just after Christmas, between
December 27, 1974 and January 11, 1975, so long ago that two of New York's
opponents – the Kansas City Scouts and Colorado Rockies – aren't even in
existence anymore, as Andrew Gross points out.
To match that run, the Blueshirts will need to stay focused
on the task at hand and play a solid 60-minute game, especially in Montreal against
the Canadiens where New York has struggled in recent years.
"If we're going to have a chance against Montreal, we're
going to have to play better than we did against the Islanders," Coach
John Tortorella said on
The Canadiens got off to an awful 1-5-2 start, but Montreal
has picked up its play recently and now sit just two points behind the eighth
place Ottawa Senators.
The Rangers have already beaten Montreal once during their
win streak, but that was at Madison Square Garden in Sean Avery's return. New York got off to a flying start in the
game, outshooting Montreal 16-3 during the first period and racing ahead to a
3-0 lead. The game also featured some
early fireworks after Canadiens' defenseman Mike Blunden clobbered Brandon
Dubinsky with a clean check that led to a trio of fights.
But over the last three seasons the Blueshirts are just
1-4-1 in Montreal and Henrik Lundqvist admitted to Jim Cerny that the Bell
Centre can be a difficult place to play:
"Sometimes I think you can get drawn too much into the
atmosphere there," he said.
One way the Rangers could gain an edge would be if they
started producing on the power play.
Even in New York's 5-3 victory over Montreal on November 5,
the Blueshirts went just one-for-nine on the man advantage.
The team has continued to struggle and has converted just
three of its last 27 power play chances.
It's remarkable that the Rangers have been able to string together so
many victories without much success on the man advantage, but at some point
that will burn the Blueshirts.
Lundqvist and Martin Biron have ceded just 11 goals during
the win streak and although the Rangers have been scoring more lately, they
can't continue to depend on their goalies to allow two or fewer goals per game.
New York has a chance to match history with a victory and if
the Blueshirts receive a little help, they could even find themselves sitting
atop the Eastern Conference by night's end.
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(May 17, 2012) In a ruling issued on May 10, 2012, a Dutch district court in The Hague ordered Internet Service Providers (ISPs) in the Netherlands to block The Pirate Bay, a multimillion subscriber file-sharing website based in Sweden, or else face payment of a fine of €10,000 (about US$12,750) per day. (Max Slater, Netherlands Court Orders Internet Providers to Block File Sharing Website, PAPER CHASE NEWSBURST (May 10, 2012); Dutch Court: Service Providers Block Pirate Bay, ASSOCIATED PRESS (May 10, 2012).)
The plaintiff in the case was the umbrella anti-piracy organization, Stichting BREIN (Bescherming Rechten Entertainment Industrie Nederland), which works to protect the intellectual property rights of "authors, artists, publishers, producers and distributors of music, film, games, interactive software and books." (The BREIN Foundation (last visited May 16, 2012).) The defendants were a number of Internet Service Providers (ISPs), including UPC Nederland, KPN, T-Mobile Netherlands, TELE2 Nederland, and TELE2 Internetdiensten, that permitted access to The Pirate Bay. (Court of The Hague (Civil Division), Judgment in Interlocutory Proceedings of May 10, 2012 [in Dutch], Case No. 413085 / KG ZA 12-156.)
The court agreed with Stichting BREIN's contention that The Pirate Bay uploads copyrighted material without permission. It ordered that, within ten days of the service of judgment, the ISPs continuously block their subscribers from accessing several domains, subdomains, and IP addresses (20 URLs are listed in the judgment) through which The Pirate Bay operates. (Inhoudsindicatie [Content Summary], LJN: BW5387, Rechtbank's-Gravenhage , 413085 / KG ZA 12-156 (May 10, 2012), DE RECHTSPRAAK [official website of the Dutch Judiciary and the Supreme Court of the Netherlands].)
While "[t]he court's ruling effectively blocks direct access to The Pirate Bay for Dutch consumers," advocates of free access contend, "users can evade the ban on The Pirate Bay by accessing the site indirectly." (Slater, supra.) The Dutch ISPs argue that they do not have the responsibility to act as censors; they plan to appeal the judgment. (Id.; Dutch Court: Service Providers Block Pirate Bay, supra.)
A similar blocking order has been issued in the United Kingdom. The High Court of England and Wales ruled in February 2012 that users and operators of The Pirate Bay had infringed United Kingdom music companies' copyrights by distributing the companies' files on The Pirate Bay website in the UK. In April, acting with reference to the country's copyright law, the court ordered five UK ISPs to block access to the website. (Clare Feikert-Ahalt, United Kingdom: Use of Pirate Bay File-Sharing Website Illegal, ISPs Required to Block Access, GLOBAL LEGAL MONITOR (May 16, 2012).)
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Prize gaming is a form of normally low stakes and prizes gambling in which neither the nature nor the size of the prize is determined by the number of persons playing or the amount paid for or raised by the gaming. The prize can be a cash or non-cash prize.
Holders of premises licences under the Act and holders of club gaming permits may not apply for prize gaming permits. Prize gaming permits do not permit the provision of gaming machines.
The permit will have effect for 10 years. There is no annual fee to be paid.
Various forms of prize gaming are permitted as part of many of the other permits and premises licences issued under the Gambling Act 2005. The following premises are authorised by the Act to offer prize gaming, subject to certain conditions, and do not require a separate Prize Gaming Permit:
- Holders of Adult Gaming Centre Premises Licences
- Holders of Family Entertainment Centre Premises Licences
- Holders of Family Entertainment Centre Gaming Machine Permits
- Travelling Fairs
- Bingo Halls
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The reserved Lauren and the irrepressible Katie are polar opposites... and past enemies. But when both come up short on the funds needed to afford their dream New York City apartment a mutual friend re-introduces them and they reluctantly agree to room together. These apartment-mates have nothing in common - until Lauren discovers that Katie is working as a phone-sex operator, and recognizes a good business opportunity. But as their business partnership takes off, their newfound friendship finds unexpected challenges that may leave them both, as they say, hanging on the telephone.
Cast: Justin Long, Seth Rogen, Ari Graynor, Mimi Rogers, Nia Vardalos
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For instance, a Web publisher's ad management server might issue a redirect to the browser or client which points to an Agency Ad Server (AAS) hired by an advertiser to distribute its ads to a target audience across a broad list of sites. There is no limit to the number of redirects that can come into play before the delivery of an actual ad. The agency ad server in turn may redirect the browser to a Rich Media Vendor (RMV) or Digital Video ad server.
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In 1969, NEPA, or the National Environmental Policy Act, was one of the first laws ever written that establishes a broad national framework for protecting our environment. NEPA's basic policy is to assure that all branches of government give proper consideration to the environment prior to undertaking any major federal action that could significantly affect the environment.
NEPA requirements go into effect when airports, buildings, military complexes, highways, parkland purchases and other federal activities with the potential for impacts are proposed. Environmental assessments (EA's) and Environmental Impact Statements (EIS's), which are assessments of the likelihood of impacts from alternative courses of action, are required from all federal agencies and are the most visible NEPA requirements.
NEPA establishes the requirement that all federal agencies' funding or permitting decisions be made with full consideration of the impact to the natural and human environment. And it requires agencies disclose these impacts to interested parties and the general public. The central element in the environmental review process is a rigorous evaluation of alternatives including the "no action" alternative.
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Inmarsat has picked Apigee to provide an API platform that will allow Inmarsat Certified Application Providers [CAPs] to work on apps that use the Global Xpress [GX] global high-speed mobile broadband service.
Global mobile satellite communications services provider, Inmarsat has selected Apigee's API platform to enable its Certified Application Providers (CAPs) to develop apps that leverage Global Express, a globally available mobile broadband service. Apigee's technology allows Inmarsat's partners to build applications for their market sectors with the GX network's higher bandwidth. Apigee will also provide the API management and creation layer. Inmarsat will use the Apigee Edge cloud-based service as a quick-start approach get enable Inmarsat's CAPs to launch their APIs as well as create new APIs from exposed data.
The GSMA has partnered with nine carriers to add extra functionality to its NFC Badge service at Mobile World Congress 2014, eliminating the need for visitors to present photo ID onsite.
A milestone event for the Social Media world was the 2012 London Summer Olympics. The 2012 Summer Olympics was the first that leveraged big data analytics in a major way to understand sentiment and reveal trends in real time. Unsurprisingly, live coverage had generated reams of content during the games. This year Winter Olympics game at Sochi is no exception, but the technology has taken the game one step forward.API technology is being leveraged in many ways during this year Sochi 2014 Winter Olympics as various companies are reaching out to developers by opening up much requested functionality within their APIs. Developers, athletes and users now have access to video streams, mobile cloud computing, schedules, results, and medal count information and much more.
Mobile has very quickly caused a cataclysmic shift in today's technology landscape, giving way to a new breed of consumers who expect information and services, literally right at their fingertips.
In just about every major Winter Olympics event, the difference between gold and some other color of medal usually comes down to a tenth of a second. Keeping track of all those results and then broadcasting them out to the world is a vast ecosystem of APIs that connect everything from video streams to mobile computing applications all over the globe.
It's hard to find something if you don't know what you're looking for.Just ask professional recruiters tasked with finding the elusive chief digital officer (CDO). A recent Gartner poll of executive search experts found that uncertainty about what's expected of a CDO results in flawed searches for these digital leaders. Many business leaders realize the importance of going digital, but that's where their clarity (and experience) ends.
SUMMARY:Watches, garages and data privacy are all topics of discussion in this weeks podcast featuring The Pebble Steel, a connected garage door opener and Sam Ramji of Apigee discussing business models for the internet of things.
Throwing a hackathon is a great way for companies to get their name and products out to developers, but it shouldn't be the only outlet to engage them. "Hackathons are not the be-all and end-all," said Scott Regan, Apigee's developer programs leader. "Way too many companies launch hackathons and then that is it, there is nothing after that. A hackathon is meant to be one small event in a larger plan."
You've spent tons of time and effort building your website. So when you add content, features, or functionality, you naturally focus on your website first. Wrong move. Smart businesses now think mobile first. Here's another in my series where I pick a topic and connect with someone a lot smarter than me. This time I talked to Chet Kapoor, CEO of Apigee, a provider of API technology services for developers and enterprises. (Basically they build products powered by data to deliver applications.)


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Farce is the name of the game in USU Eastern's final theatre production this semester with "Moon Over Buffalo" by Ken Ludwig.
The play is set for April 4-13 at 7:30 p.m. each night in the Geary Theatre.
"Moon Over Buffalo" has been a comedy staple in the theatre since its premiere at the Martin Beck Theatre in 1995, with Phillip Bosco and Carol Burnett as the lead players.
A few new faces appear in this production including Alexandra Cale who plays Rosalind and Lisha Michel who plays Ethel, both from Clearfield High School; Monica Parkinson as Eileen, Springville High School; Joshua-David Zelasko as Howard the Weatherman hails from Colorado Springs, Co. from Liberty High School; Braden Hampel plays Paul, Weber High School; Tyrell Clement as Richard, Emery High School; and Braden Nelson and Anne Morey play George and Charlotte Hay, both from Olympus High School.
"Moon Over Buffalo" tells the story of Charlotte and George Hay, an acting couple on tour in 1953 in Buffalo, NY. Their repertory consists of a revised "Cyrano de Bergerac," a one-nostril version and Noel Coward's play "Private Lives." In this backstage farce fate has given these actors one more shot at starring roles in the Hollywood film, "Twilight of the Scarlett Pimpernell."
The original film is directed by the famous Frank Capra who is himself on route from California to Buffalo to catch their matinee performance. Will Charlotte appear or run off with their lawyer? Will George be sober enough to emote? Will we or Capra see "Cyrano" or "Private Lives" or a disturbing mixture of the two? Will George's "Cyrano" pants ever get fixed? Why is Gen. George S. Patton in Buffalo?
"Moon Over Buffalo" is stuffed with comic invention . . . running gags . . . and a neat sense of absurdity, hilarious misunderstandings pile on madcap misadventures, in this Valentine to theatre lovers and Hams everywhere.
Ludwig is an internationally acclaimed playwright who has had six shows on Broadway and six on the West End. He has received two Lawrence Olivier Awards (England's highest theatre honor), three Tony Award nominations and many other awards and accolades. He has become a comedy staple in the theatre having written such plays as "Postmortem," presented here in 2005, "Leading Ladies" also produced by Eastern Utah Theatre in 2007 and "Twentieth Century" in Logan 2012.
He studied music at Harvard with Leonard Bernstein and theatre history at Cambridge and is on the board of governors of the Folger Shakespeare Library in Washington, D.C.
"I think Ludwig's plays are absolute genius, said director Corey Ewan, Ph.D. "I have thoroughly enjoyed every one of them I have read or directed. Sheer theatrical joy."
The Boston Herald calls the play, "nothing less than a love letter to live theatre."
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CHAMPION Meadowbrook Terrace is open.
The 60-bed assisted-living facility at 21957 Cole Road has welcomed four residents since it opened Monday. Administrator Joseph W. Millard said the arrival of residents will remain slow, as he and other staff members take about 40 people through the admissions process.
Were the first in Jefferson County, he said. Its very exciting to finally be open. Theres so much work that goes into a project like this. Once its come to life, you have the opportunity to grow it. Every stage is exciting.
Meadowbrook Terrace was expected to open Feb. 1, but had to wait for its operating certificate from the state Department of Health.
Mr. Millard said all staff positions for the complex have been filled, but Meadowbrook Terrace will build staff as our census grows.
Its nice to start out slower so you can learn your process, he said.
Meadowbrook Terrace features 12 one-bedroom, 433-square-foot apartments for people who require more help than those who reside in the 48 322-square-foot studio apartments.
An ice cream parlor, store, lounge area, utility room, data room, activity room, chapel and employee work area are in the 42,000-square-foot, K-shaped facility. Therapy and assistance with daily living are available.
Mr. Millard said some people still dont understand the variety of services offered.
Itll be an ongoing conversation, he said.
The $9.5 million project received $9 million of the $34 million Health Care Efficiency and Affordability Law for New Yorkers grant.
Samaritan Medical Center was the lead agency on the grant and used its portion to help construct its own 288-bed skilled-nursing and assisted-living facility, which is expected to open this spring in Watertown.
Carthage Area Hospital put up the remaining $500,000 for its Meadowbrook Terrace project.
The project was designed by Nelson Associates, Clinton. Murnane Building Contractors, Whitesboro, is the general contractor.
The nearly 10-acre property was purchased by Carthage Area Hospital for $1,066,000. Mr. Millard said there is plenty of space for expansion if needed.
Meadowbrook Terrace is accepting new residents who are on Medicaid or who pay privately.
To set up a tour or request application information, call the assisted-living facility at 519-1246.
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Roadraging Bristol
Posted on February 12, 2008First time I've been able to see KsE live. Same for Five Pointe O. Second time for 36 Crazyfists. Have to say, was blown away by all 3 bands. And so was everyone else in the Bristol Academy from what I could see. "Fuckin' brilliant", grinned Brock, vocals of 36 Crazyfists.
"We're really excited to be playing the UK," said Mike, KsE bassist, "everyone has said that here is the place so I guess in Europe the UK is where we've been wanting to play the most."
Plenty of crowd surfers keeping security busy. Plenty of people pleading with security to stay in at the end of the show so they could get autographs from the band members who came out to meet anyone who wanted to say hi. KsE came on early having heard that many people had early trains to catch in order to get home so they wouldn't half the set, and paused more than once to show their surprise and appreciation for the warm reception they've been receiving.It seems you guys here in the UK like these 3 bands.
Post show, a RockSound journalist spent the night on the KsE tour bus preparing an On The Road feature so watch out for that in an upcoming issue. All were very well behaved we heard from the journalist in question this morning, just drinking beer, chatting, and watching 'That's Life' Esther Ranzen videos?! We didn't delve deeper.
Today, we're all in Exeter, and being only 1.5 hours from Bristol, everyone should be well rested. Seeing as this is the first full-on sleeper tour bus for any of the bands, they've been adjusting to sleeping in a small coffin-like bunk while hurtling round UK roads in the middle of the night.
We'll be bringing you tour reports from the bands themselves soon so watch this space.
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