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Icon editors allow you to edit an icon file, which is basically an image file with the .ico extension and contains one or more small images at multiple sizes and colour depths. They also allow you to create new icons to replace your program or system icons, and favicons (short for favorites icons) that are used on websites, as seen in the browser address bar, tabs and bookmarks, such as this .
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Icons are normally saved at 32 x 32px 256-color .ico files, but 48 x 48px, 64 x 64px, or 128 x 128px is sometimes used. Favicons need to be saved as 16 x 16px 256-color .ico files. You can create icons in full-color (and it's best to do so), but favicons for web use need to be saved in 256-color—don't save your icons in any other profile or format as they will not be able to be viewed on some platforms.
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Year DeathsSilicosis, a type of pneumoceniosis, is caused by inhalation of fire dust containing crystalline silica (free silica). It is a disabling, progressive and sometimes fatal pulmonary fibrosis characterized by the presence of nudulations in the lungs. The clinical signs and symptoms of silicosis tend to be progressive with continued exposure to quantities of dust containing free silica. Signs and symptoms include cough, dyspnea, wheezing, and repeated nonspecific chest illness. Impaired pulmonary function may be progressive. In individual cases there may be little or no decrement when simple discrete nodular silicosis is present, but when nodulations become larger or when conglomoration occurs, recognizable cardiopulmonary impairment occurs. Progression of signs or symptoms usually continues after dust exposure ceases. The risk of onset and the rate of progression of the pulmonary lasion is related to the character of the exposure (dust concentration and duration). The disease occurs after an exposure is measured in years rather than months. Occasionally, exposures to very high concentrations for short periods of time cause the development of acute silicosis.
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10 mg/m(3) Crystalline Silica = ---------------------- (respirable) % Silica + 2 30 mg/m(3) Crystalline Silica = ---------------------- (total dust) % Silica + 2OSHA's health standards require employers to implement engineering or administrative controls to reduce employee exposure to toxic air contaminants within the PEL whenever feasible. Since it is not feasible to control silica exposure during a sandblasting operation, respirators such as supplied air respirators approved for abrasive blasting are permissible to reduce worker exposure to free silica during the blasting operation. A properly operated and maintained approved abrasive blasting respirator may provide adequate protection to the wearer.
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Kevin Drum wrote a beautiful and brief takedown of Conor Friedersdorf, John Cusack and others who just can't vote for President Obama because of drones, etc, as well as others who are peddling this quadrennial and insufferable "lesser of two evils" meme.
That said, if you're an actual lefty agonizing over whether you can possibly support the lesser of two evils this year, I have nine words for you: How did that work out for you in 2000? Even if you assume that Al Gore would have passed the Patriot Act; and invaded Afghanistan; and given the NSA free rein to engage in wholesale amounts of warrantless surveillance; and approved the torture of enemy combatants — even if you assume all that, do you think we would have invaded Iraq if Al Gore had been president? That didn't just happen, after all. [...]
Libya and the drone strikes don't even come close to comparing to Iraq. So go ahead and vote for Gary Johnson if you must, but do it with your eyes open. Whatever good it accomplishes, it also puts us one vote closer to having Dick Cheney's old foreign policy gang back in the West Wing. I'm not quite sure how the math on that one ever gets above zero.
Ashby and I have written about this extensively. As I've embarrassingly admitted before, I was suckered into the "lesser of two evils" meme in 2000 as well. I voted for Ralph Nader like thousands of others -- votes that would've tipped the election to Al Gore. Answering Drum's hypothetical question: it worked out horribly.


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A bold, flavorful garlic and basil pesto sauce is an awesome change of pace from traditional tomato-based pizza sauce. Roasted vegetables are a fantastic topping. Whenever I serve it alongside a standard meat pizza, this one's always the first to go!
- 8 to 10 medium fresh mushrooms, sliced
- 1 small onion, sliced
- 1/2 cup sliced green pepper
- 1/2 cup sliced sweet red pepper
- 2 teaspoons olive oil
- 2 garlic cloves, minced
- 1/4 teaspoon each oregano, thyme and dried rosemary, crushed
- 1/2 cup coarsely chopped fresh basil
- 1/4 cup olive oil
- 1/4 cup grated Parmesan cheese
- 4 garlic cloves, minced
- 1 prebaked 12-inch pizza crust
- 1 large tomato, thinly sliced
- 2 cups (8 ounces) shredded part-skim mozzarella cheese
- Place mushrooms, onion and peppers in a roasting pan or baking pan lined with heavy-duty foil. Combine oil, garlic, oregano, thyme and rosemary; drizzle over vegetables and toss to coat. Cover and bake at 400° for 20 minutes.
- Meanwhile, for sauce, in a food processor, combine the basil, oil, Parmesan cheese and garlic; cover and process until smooth, scraping sides often. Set aside.
- Place the crust on an ungreased 12-in. pizza pan. Spread with sauce; top with tomato slices. Sprinkle with mozzarella cheese. Top with roasted vegetables.
- Bake for 15 minutes or until cheese is melted and bubbly. Yield: 8 slices.
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We came here on a day trip and were SO disapointed that we didn't have more time to spend. It is a fascinating place, built by 'The Spanish Dreamer' for his bride to be, and is full of history, hardship and romance. If you decide to visit, allow yourself at least a whole day...do NOT do a tour...they are too rushed and you will be dissapointed. it costs about $70 for a family pass.
The park covers 13 acres of rainforest beside Mena Creek Falls. It was the creation of Jose Paronella & officially opened in 1935.
I visited the park on an organised day trip from Cairns It was a delight to walk through the park with its thousands of plants & trees, trying to spot glimpses of the many varieties of wildlife that are found there.
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How do I get to the lower streets of undead burg?
I have been looking and looking for a way to the steps yet i cant find my way down. any help?
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There is a locked door by the dragon in the Upper Burg. I believe you get the key for beating the Gargoyles.
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Just before you head into the Undead Cathedral there is a turn off to a closed gate. On the other side will be the silver boar. The key is lying on a body just before it. Once you have it, go back to the bridge with the dragon and unlock the door which will lead down
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Once you defeat the gargoyles you get a key to the lower Undead Burg. The door which this opens can be access by returning to the area where you fought the Taurus Demon. Continue on towards the red dragon bridge and you will go down some stairs onto the bridge. Directly across from the door you entered from will be a door that you can unlock. This is the way to the lower undead burg.
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After reaching the first mecha hog (just beyond the red wyvern)there is a giant gate a lone enemy closes it as soon as you get there he can be stopped with a bow and awesome accuracy or as you make your way all the way around the key can be found just on the other side near the lever as for the door to the lower undead burg it's found on the opposite side you came from after beating tauros demon and head onto the red wyvern bridge it can be seen easily if you follow the path you normally would after beating tauros just as you exit onto the bridge since a hidden update you don't have to worry about the wyvern killing while opening it
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Volume 25, Number 1, April 2001
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Philosophy and Literature 25.1 (2001) 127-141
Lawyers are widely thought to be callous, self-serving, devious, and indifferent to justice, truth, and the public good. The law profession could do with a hero, and some think Atticus Finch of Harper Lee's To Kill a Mockingbird fits the bill. Claudia Carver, for instance, urging lawyers to adopt Atticus as a role model, writes: "I had lots of heroes when growing up. . . . Only one remains very much 'alive' for me. . . . Atticus made me believe in lawyer heroes." Not everyone endorses Atticus's nomination. Most influentially, Monroe Freedman argues that Atticus is hardly admirable since, as a state legislator and community leader in a segregated society, he lives "his own life as the passive participant in that pervasive injustice."
Although there is plainly disagreement between Freedman and his opponents, there is also an important point of consensus. Both sides to the debate accept that Atticus's suitability as a role model is settled by his character. Freedman argues that Atticus should not be a role model because he is not the admirable figure he is made out to be: appointed counsel to an unpopular defendant, Atticus admits that he had hoped "to get through life without a case of this kind" (p. 98). He excuses the leader of a lynch mob as "basically a good man" who "just has his blind spots along with the rest of us" (p. 173). He sees that "one of these days we're going to pay the bill" for racism, but hopes that payment, and so justice for blacks, will not come during his children's life times (pp. 243-44). On the other hand, a leading Atticus supporter, Thomas Shaffer, argues that Atticus shows us precisely that what matters in professional ethics is character rather than moral principle:
One thing you could say about Atticus is that he had character. . . . We say that a good person has character, but we do not mean to say only that he believes in discernible moral principles and, under those principles, makes good decisions. We mean also to say something about who he is and to relate who he is to his good decisions. When discussion proceeds in this way, principles need not even be explicit. We can say, "How would Atticus see this situation?" or "What would Atticus do" rather than, "What principles apply?"
So understood, the debate about Atticus connects with the recent resurrection of virtue ethics and with concomitant suggestions that a virtue or character-based ethics might provide a particularly promising approach to professional ethics in general and to legal ethics in particular.
In the following essay, I argue that this character-based appeal to Atticus is misplaced. Although Atticus can teach us important lessons, they are not about the priority of virtue or character. Neither side to the debate has Atticus quite right. Sorting out what it is about him that makes him an appropriate or inappropriate role model for lawyers will both enrich our appreciation of a fine novel and further our understanding of what it is to be an ethical lawyer. More generally, my analysis will suggest that virtue ethics has little to offer toward an understanding of the moral responsibility of lawyers.
In brief, To Kill a Mockingbird is the story of the trial of a black man, Tom Robinson, for the rape of a white woman, Mayella Ewell, in racist Alabama in the 1930s. Appointed to defend Robinson, Atticus Finch takes the task seriously, drawing upon himself and his children the slurs and taunts of neighbors. At trial he proves that Robinson could not have raped Mayella, showing that her attacker was left-handed with two good arms, whereas Robinson had lost the use of his left arm in a cotton-gin accident. Robinson is convicted nonetheless. The verdict does not surprise Atticus. Racism, "Maycomb's usual disease" (p. 98), has made it a forgone conclusion. Indeed, shortly afterward, Tom is killed, shot while climbing a prison fence in full view of guards. Tom's death completes one story in Mockingbird: an innocent black man has been falsely accused, wrongfully convicted, and killed.
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Should Schools Mandate Computer-Coding Classes? asks Fawn Johnson on National Journal.
Chicago Public Schools will offer introductory computer science at every high school by the end of next year. Soon, computer science will be a graduation requirement, Mayor Rahm Emanuel said at the Internet World of Things Forum.
Los Angeles also is expanding computer science classes in public high schools.
Both cities are following the lead of Code.org, a nonprofit bankrolled by tech giants such as Microsoft and Google, writes Johnson. In December, Code.org will launch a campaign to promote its "hour of code" tutorials.
She wonders if students will learn programming — or just keyboarding.
Second, what do the students think they are getting from these courses? Do they expect to go to Silicon Valley and find a job? Not everyone wants to grow up to be a computer programmer, which means that in Chicago, a sizable chunk of students who will be required to learn computer code may also need to understand why they should care. Do teachers have an answer?
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At home I'll always prefer a regular stereo, at the gym I like in-ears to block out the grunting and I like the way they stay-put on a treadmill. In 'the real world' I like noise cancelling in-ear items: they block out noise like the subway or wind-noise and make it easier to hear things like horns or bicycles, they're also great on airplanes just to silence the engines/wind.
- make it obvious to everyone that I'm concentrating and don't want to be disturbed (headphones do that in a fantastic way).
- blocking out sound that comes through the wall (the pub outside on top of the building next door has the music come through the wall)
- not piss off/offend my co-workers: my taste in music isn't really shared so a small stereo or even open headphones isn't going to work.
I'll have a look, tx.You might want to take a look at Sennheiser HD 25-1 II:s.
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So I almost forgot about the Pentium G3258 with all the talk going on about the 4790k. I went and checked some reviews and... fucking hell..!
Is that thing just awesome or what? Literally the best thing since sliced bread.. Makes you want to just grab one or two and use it for small media center or the like. Too bad I don't really need one. Maybe low power mini-ITX build for summer or something?
Yeah I almost grabbed that as my next CPU instead of 4690k but then I realised it wouldn't be the best idea for heavily multithreaded tasks. It's just a great little thing and runs cool as hell too!
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Anyone care to share any thoughts/experiences relevant to this?...im going to likely be in the market for a desktop replacement laptop, considering the Sager NP9377-S from xoticpc with the 120hz screen, SLI 880M, i7-4810mq, 2x500GB SSDs in RAID0, 2x1TB HDDs in RAID 0, and the works with the IC diamond, copper upgrades, screen calibration, etc with the 3 year warranty, coverage, and accidental damage protection. Hoping this gets me through 4 years of college gaming and such.
Of course, there is the option of buying something for half that price with like a single 870m/880M to get me through roughly 2 years and then upgrade to a newer model down the line rather than trying to go balls to the wall from the get-go
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With my K90's MX Reds I have found myself accidentally pushing down keys with just the weight of my fingers/hand. Occasionally during BF4 or Skyrim my character starts moving in a random direction (which confuses the heck out of me for a second), and then I notice I've pushed down one of my WASD keys halfway down without even realizing it.
MX Reds are a bit too light/smooth and IMO not the best kind for gaming. You can do repeated keystrokes really fast (great for typing) and you can bottom-out the keys easily, but for gaming it doesn't give a clear enough indication of when you activate the key.
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After the recent release of a documentary about his life and career, fashion designer Valentino Garavani was asked if gay marriage should be legal. He answered: "For myself, all these years, I never thought about it in terms of changing the laws. [His business partner and longtime companion Giancarlo] Giammetti and I found our own way -- nothing conventional -- and it was always friendship first, always the most important thing: the friendship. I am neither for it legally, or against it, so I have no personal agenda here."
Not particularly political, this answer can't be taken as outright opposition to gay marriage. But to these ears, there seems to be an acknowledgement of an inescapable truth: There is something transparently different between two men who decide to spend their lives together and a marriage.
And unlike the most strident advocates of gay marriage, who spent the time during and after the Proposition 8 campaign intimidating and punishing those who supported the measure, most of us who oppose gay marriage are not looking to exclude anyone from any kind of happiness.
Carrie Prejean is now a face of that kind of tolerance. The contrast of her measured, mildly offered opinion to the angry, ugly Internet response from beauty-contestant judge Perez Hilton, who asked Prejean the fateful question, was striking. As Maggie Gallagher puts it, Hilton's Web video "reminded too many people of what they saw after Prop 8."
According to a recent CBS/New York Times poll, support for gay marriage has dropped nine percentage points from a 42 percent historic high. According to Gallup, only 13 percent of Americans believe that gay marriage would make us better off, while 48 percent believe it would be change for the worse. While Republicans were tripping over themselves to pose with the party's Log Cabin branch and join the march of inevitability, a beauty queen made it OK to confidently acknowledge reality, in a loving and beautiful and even tolerant way.
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We keep his pants off around the house because if he's more concious of potty training without them on. For the last few days whenever we put him in a time out he goes to his time out spot and pees. Obviously I don't leave him there, I tell him to go to the bathroom and I clean up the mess and put him back in, but he's doing this everytime he's in time out and I'm not sure how to handle it.
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Don't be ridiculous. She is not saying the Muslim arguments are valid, she is giving them as examples of things that should be edited out. While incorrect, claims about Obama's religion are obviously more intelligent than "Hillary can suck my dick," or "she isn't even pretty," the likes of which are what gets edited off the Clinton page. Try to have a little perspective please.
I agree with both of the above comments, but I think this whole discussion is moot.
Considering the demographics of Obama vs. Clinton supporters it is not surprising that Hillary's page hacks would go undetected longer. If the unsubstantiated edit was removed within minutes from Obama's page it stands to reason that a full hack would not last long.
This was a very interesting piece, but I feel that the correlation suggested is erroneous.
Your current guest got a free pass on her comments about Obama's Muslim father being a "substantive" criticism. Since when are children responsible for the choices of their parents? Is John McCain responsible for his slaveholder ancestors? Is Hillary Clinton responsible for the Goldwater Republicanism of her parents, which she followed in her youth?
People stressing the Islamic heritage inherent in Obama's name or heritage are generally out to do one thing, to press the scurrilous "Obama/Osama" meme.
Use your critical skills.
It's interesting how bias in media even shows up on an otherwise good show that covers the media.
In comparing what edits are showing up on Clinton and Obama's Wikipedia pages, Eve Fairbanks rightly comments that Clinton is the target of an "almost primal loathing". Then her, and most of the mainstream media's basis comes through. She states that the people change Obama's page with "more intelligent" comments. As an example, she mentions that people talk about Obama's family's ties to Islam.
How is this more "substantive"? It is just another form of what I would call an "almost primal loathing." Neither having a family member who is a Muslim nor, for that matter, being a Muslim, has anything to do with your qualifications of being president. It is just a way for people to attack Obama based on race.
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By: Savannah Red on June 28, 2006 - 10:15am - Add new comment
At Wimbledon? Janko Tipsarevic is playing Andy Roddick right now (now there's a guy that needs a big rebound, right NOW), and what I thought was a piece of towel hanging on his eyebrow is a piercing.
God Save the Queen.
By: Savannah Red on June 28, 2006 - 10:08am - Add new comment
Feelings, nothing more than feelings,
trying to forget my feelings of love.
Teardrops rolling down on my face,
trying to forget my feelings of love.
Feelings, for all my life I'll feel it.
I wish I've never met you, girl; you'll never come again.
Feelings, wo-o-o feelings,
wo-o-o, feel you again in my arms.
Feelings, feelings like I've never lost you
and feelings like I've never have you again in my heart.
Feelings, for all my life I'll feel it.
I wish I've never met you, girl; you'll never come again.
Feelings, feelings like I've never lost you
and feelings like I've never have you again in my life.
Feelings, wo-o-o feelings,
wo-o-o, feelings again in my arms.
What? You think I'm going all wobbly on you? Here's a cool site that tracks ALL of the feelings going on at any given time in the blogosphere!
By: Savannah Red on June 24, 2006 - 2:33pm - Add new comment
Everyone at my house suffers from breakfast envy. They make their mean little bowls of Grape Nut bran (I think Dickens called it gruel) or have a package of that pneumatically packed Mini-Blueberry Muffins (you know the muffins that are almost WET inside) and they call themselves satisfied with breakfast.
But they secretly envy me. I don't even start breakfast until I've found my favorite pair of plaid shorts. Without plaid shorts, whatever you make for breakfast is going to be a weak imitation of what it could be. With plaid shorts, breakfast can be humorous, life-giving, ironic.
Any breakfast that is going to be envied has to start with a cutting board. Man, you've got to cut stuff up. Anything that's in the fridge is fair game for the cutting board. Onions, tomatoes, peppers (banana or higher--don't even waste your time with green peppers), pickles, little left-over hunks of garlic, leftover pieces of meat--species doesn't matter, and cheese. Get it all.
By: Savannah Red on June 22, 2006 - 5:29pm - Add new comment
You know? It was do-able. We had it tied. Got jobbed by the refs right at half time but still, the USA team was in this game. In the 2nd half there was no intensity. They played on 40 watts when they needed Burger King heat lamps.
Two things:
--Landon Donovan choked with the game ON THE LINE at least twice in the last 10 minutes. Once with a dreadful free kick that sailed at least 5 feet over everyone's head. I mean can't most 12 year old girls at Daffin kick a ball 15 yards in the air? And with about 2 minutes left he dribbled in Ghana's box and dribbled and dribbled and dribbled until Ghana's defensemen ran him down and throttled him. KICK THE BALL!
--If I ever see another grown man collapse on the field and writhe around like his kidney's are being eaten out of his body by wild dogs, it will be too soon. I hate all the flopping. And the thing is, teams are rewarded for this disgusting unmanly tactic.
By: Savannah Red on June 19, 2006 - 6:16pm - Add new comment
What can I say? I'm not a foodie. I'm an eater,not a foodie. I don't know pesto from Pabst Blue Ribbon. I'm happy with Cheez Whiz and crackers and can get downright sentimental if fried bologna is included in that trifecta—but I can sort of appreciate, if I try, what foodies go nuts over.
Wandered into this place in Atlanta. Actually, I was borrowing their parking lot because I didn't want to pay for valet parking at the real place I was going—the ESPNZone. My son and I were going to watch the Brazil v. Australia match with wholesome, nourishing bar food. But before we got there we had this long discussion about valet parking impacting our ability to have dessert. So we drove around the block a few times and figured the big parking lot of Whole Foods Market wouldn't mind another vehicle.
By: Savannah Red on June 17, 2006 - 6:32pm - Add new comment
For the cost of one vice-presidency of the International Institute of Municipal Clerks, ($13,000), Chatham County could have:
Housed 265 prisoners for one day.
Housed about 37 prisoners for a week.
Housed about 8 prisoners for a month.
Housed 1 prisoner for 265 days!
You tell me what the value of a vice-presidency is these days.
By: Savannah Red on June 17, 2006 - 6:23pm - Add new comment
Inmates in Chatham County Jail? 1,664
Beds in Chatham County Jail? 1,220
Meals served per day? 5,000
Amount of budget over-run? $780,000
Keeping criminals and deadbeats off of our streets? Priceless!
By: Savannah Red on June 14, 2006 - 7:43pm - Add new comment
There are 11 rollercoasters at Six Flags. 9 at Wild Adventures. And one at a place called Funsville somewhere up in North GA.
I think hitting them all is a worthy summer quest.
I haven't done even one of them but I'll be at Six Flags on Friday. The Goliath at Six Flags looks particularly gruesome. My wife says I'm on my own with this pursuit.
Any suggestions as to which ones to hit first and which ones to maybe pick up later?
By: Savannah Red on June 12, 2006 - 5:27pm - Add new comment
I have to admit it. I'm watching the World Cup. And I watched a tennis tournament finish up in France this weekend.
What's going on? What's happening to me?
The guy who won the French Open comes from Mallorca, Spain and wears Capri pants--like he wandered through Petite Sophisticate or Talbots and liked what he saw on the sale rack. But, with the guns he's sporting with his sleeveless top, I guess he can get away with it.
The World Cup stuff? The Braves are slowly rotting away like a jellyfish washed up on Tybee. I can't watch Reitsma detiorate right before my eyes anymore. Shaq and Dwyane can't do much with Dirk and Josh over in the NBA Finals. Plus they start too late. Has anyone seen a 4th quarter of an NBA game lately?
No intrigue whatsoever. But the World Cup? Plenty of intrigue. It reminds me of a giant game of Risk. World domination. Villains and heroes. The subjugated and the oppressors. Since I don't know any of their names, even the USA guys, I have to pull for a team based on other reasons. Well, except for the USA team, who I will route for regardless because I'm an imperialistic war-monger. At least that's what my wife says.
By: Savannah Red on June 11, 2006 - 4:11pm - Add new comment
So I met my sister-in-law's new boyfriend. An Italian guy from Connecticut. And I'm grilling out steaks for the family get together.
It's all good--the pool is clean and operational, the dogs are being playful and man's best friend, the children are smiling, tan, and respectful, the steaks are primed, thick, and heavy, and my sister-in-law has delivered up a case of Corona and a ten pound bag of limes. The sun is shining, the birds are chirping, the mother-in-law's banana pudding is garnering the right amount of attention.
I turn the gas on and fiddle with the knobs of my grill just the way they have to be fiddled with and the first inkling of the cardinal sin about to be committed takes hold when the new boyfriend asks, hesistantly, is the gas full on? Smiling, with that smile that any true pyromaniac understands, I nod affirmatively. I toss the wooden kitchen match onto the grill and the pleasing WHOOMP of suddenly ignited gas startles him. I throw the steaks onto what seems like an impossibly hot inferno and I can see the worry sweat on his forehead. It's not how he does it.


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Analysis of companies, products, and user strategies in the area of business intelligence. Related subjects include:
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- (in Text Technologies) Text mining
- (in Text Technologies) Text analytics/business intelligence integration
- (in The Monash Report) Strategic issues in business intelligence
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Technical differentiation
I commonly write about real or apparent technical differentiation, in a broad variety of domains. But actually, computers only do a couple of kinds of things:
- Accept instructions.
- Execute them.
And hence almost all IT product differentiation fits into two buckets:
- Easier instruction-giving, whether that's in the form of a user interface, a language, or an API.
- Better execution, where "better" usually boils down to "faster", "more reliable" or "more reliably fast".
As examples of this reductionism, please consider:
- Application development is of course a matter of giving instructions to a computer.
- Database management systems accept and execute data manipulation instructions.
- Data integration tools accept and execute data integration instructions.
- System management software accepts and executes system management instructions.
- Business intelligence tools accept and execute instructions for data retrieval, navigation, aggregation and display.
Similar stories are true about application software, or about anything that has an API (Application Programming Interface) or SDK (Software Development Kit).
Yes, all my examples are in software. That's what I focus on. If I wanted to be more balanced in including hardware or data centers, I might phrase the discussion a little differently — but the core points would still remain true.
What I've said so far should make more sense if we combine it with the observation that differentiation is usually restricted to particular domains. Read more
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Datameer at the time of Datameer 5.0
Datameer checked in, having recently announced general availability of Datameer 5.0. So far as I understood, Datameer is still clearly in the investigative analytics business, in that:
- Datameer does business intelligence, but not at human real-time speeds. Datameer query durations are sometimes sub-minute, but surely not sub-second.
- Datameer also does lightweight predictive analytics/machine learning — k-means clustering, decision trees, and so on.
Key aspects include:
- Datameer runs straight against Hadoop.
- Like many other analytic offerings, Datameer is meant to be "self-service", for line-of-business business analysts, and includes some "data preparation". Datameer also has had some data profiling since Datameer 4.0.
- The main way of interacting with Datameer seems to be visual analytic programming. However, I Datameer has evolved somewhat away from its original spreadsheet metaphor.
- Datameer's primitives resemble those you'd find in SQL (e.g. JOINs, GROUPBYs). More precisely, that would be SQL with a sessionization extension; e.g., there's a function called GROUPBYGAP.
- Datameer lets you write derived data back into Hadoop.
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Some stuff on my mind, September 28, 2014
1. I wish I had some good, practical ideas about how to make a political difference around privacy and surveillance. Nothing else we discuss here is remotely as important. I presumably can contribute an opinion piece to, more or less, the technology publication(s) of my choice; that can have a small bit of impact. But I'd love to do better than that. Ideas, anybody?
2. A few thoughts on cloud, colocation, etc.:
- The economies of scale of colocation-or-cloud over operating your own data center are compelling. Most of the reasons you outsource hardware manufacture to Asia also apply to outsourcing data center operation within the United States. (The one exception I can think of is supply chain.)
- The arguments for cloud specifically over colocation are less persuasive. Colo providers can even match cloud deployments in rapid provisioning and elastic pricing, if they so choose.
- Surely not coincidentally, I am told that Rackspace is deemphasizing cloud, reemphasizing colocation, and making a big deal out of Open Compute. In connection with that, Rackspace has pulled back from its leadership role in OpenStack.
- I'm hearing much more mention of Amazon Redshift than I used to. It seems to have a lot of traction as a simple and low-cost option.
- I'm hearing less about Elastic MapReduce than I used to, although I imagine usage is still large and growing.
- In general, I get the impression that progress is being made in overcoming the inherent difficulties in cloud (and even colo) parallel analytic processing. But it all still seems pretty vague, except for the specific claims being made for traction of Redshift, EMR, and so on.
- Teradata recently told me that in colocation pricing, it is common for floor space to be everything, with power not separately metered. But I don't think that trend is a big deal, as it is not necessarily permanent.
- Cloud hype is of course still with us.
- Other than the above, I stand by my previous thoughts on appliances, clusters and clouds.
3. As for the analytic DBMS industry: Read more
An idealized log management and analysis system — from whom?
I've talked with many companies recently that believe they are:
- Focused on building a great data management and analytic stack for log management …
- … unlike all the other companies that might be saying the same thing …
- … and certainly unlike expensive, poorly-scalable Splunk …
- … and also unlike less-focused vendors of analytic RDBMS (which are also expensive) and/or Hadoop distributions.
At best, I think such competitive claims are overwrought. Still, it's a genuinely important subject and opportunity, so let's consider what a great log management and analysis system might look like.
Much of this discussion could apply to machine-generated data in general. But right now I think more players are doing product management with an explicit conception either of log management or event-series analytics, so for this post I'll share that focus too.
A short answer might be "Splunk, but with more analytic functionality and more scalable performance, at lower cost, plus numerous coupons for free pizza." A more constructive and bottoms-up approach might start with: Read more
"Freeing business analysts from IT"
Many of the companies I talk with boast of freeing business analysts from reliance on IT. This, to put it mildly, is not a unique value proposition. As I wrote in 2012, when I went on a history of analytics posting kick,
- Most interesting analytic software has been adopted first and foremost at the departmental level.
- People seem to be forgetting that fact.
In particular, I would argue that the following analytic technologies started and prospered largely through departmental adoption:
- Fourth-generation languages (the analytically-focused ones, which in fact started out being consumed on a remote/time-sharing basis)
- Electronic spreadsheets
- 1990s-era business intelligence
- Dashboards
- Fancy-visualization business intelligence
- Planning/budgeting
- Predictive analytics
- Text analytics
- Rules engines
What brings me back to the topic is conversations I had this week with Paxata and Metanautix. The Paxata story starts:
- Paxata is offering easy — and hopefully in the future comprehensive — "data preparation" tools …
- … that are meant to be used by business analysts rather than ETL (Extract/Transform/Load) specialists or other IT professionals …
- … where what Paxata means by "data preparation" is not specifically what a statistician would mean by the term, but rather generally refers to getting data ready for business intelligence or other analytics.
Metanautix seems to aspire to a more complete full-analytic-stack-without-IT kind of story, but clearly sees the data preparation part as a big part of its value.
If there's anything new about such stories, it has to be on the transformation side; BI tools have been helping with data extraction since — well, since the dawn of BI. Read more
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Data integration as a business opportunity
A significant fraction of IT professional services industry revenue comes from data integration. But as a software business, data integration has been more problematic. Informatica, the largest independent data integration software vendor, does $1 billion in revenue. INFA's enterprise value (market capitalization after adjusting for cash and debt) is $3 billion, which puts it way short of other category leaders such as VMware, and even sits behind Tableau.* When I talk with data integration startups, I ask questions such as "What fraction of Informatica's revenue are you shooting for?" and, as a follow-up, "Why would that be grounds for excitement?"
*If you believe that Splunk is a data integration company, that changes these observations only a little.
On the other hand, several successful software categories have, at particular points in their history, been focused on data integration. One of the major benefits of 1990s business intelligence was "Combines data from multiple sources on the same screen" and, in some cases, even "Joins data from multiple sources in a single view". The last few years before application servers were commoditized, data integration was one of their chief benefits. Data warehousing and Hadoop both of course have a "collect all your data in one place" part to their stories — which I call data mustering — and Hadoop is a data transformation tool as well.
21st Century DBMS success and failure
As part of my series on the keys to and likelihood of success, I outlined some examples from the DBMS industry. The list turned out too long for a single post, so I split it up by millennia. The part on 20th Century DBMS success and failure went up Friday; in this one I'll cover more recent events, organized in line with the original overview post. Categories addressed will include analytic RDBMS (including data warehouse appliances), NoSQL/non-SQL short-request DBMS, MySQL, PostgreSQL, NewSQL and Hadoop.
DBMS rarely have trouble with the criterion "Is there an identifiable buying process?" If an enterprise is doing application development projects, a DBMS is generally chosen for each one. And so the organization will generally have a process in place for buying DBMS, or accepting them for free. Central IT, departments, and — at least in the case of free open source stuff — developers all commonly have the capacity for DBMS acquisition.
In particular, at many enterprises either departments have the ability to buy their own analytic technology, or else IT will willingly buy and administer things for a single department. This dynamic fueled much of the early rise of analytic RDBMS.
Buyer inertia is a greater concern.
- A significant minority of enterprises are highly committed to their enterprise DBMS standards.
- Another significant minority aren't quite as committed, but set pretty high bars for new DBMS products to cross nonetheless.
- FUD (Fear, Uncertainty and Doubt) about new DBMS is often justifiable, about stability and consistent performance alike.
A particularly complex version of this dynamic has played out in the market for analytic RDBMS/appliances.
- First the newer products (from Netezza onwards) were sold to organizations who knew they wanted great performance or price/performance.
- Then it became more about selling "business value" to organizations who needed more convincing about the benefits of great price/performance.
- Then the behemoth vendors became more competitive, as Teradata introduced lower-price models, Oracle introduced Exadata, Sybase got more aggressive with Sybase IQ, IBM bought Netezza, EMC bought Greenplum, HP bought Vertica and so on. It is now hard for a non-behemoth analytic RDBMS vendor to make headway at large enterprise accounts.
- Meanwhile, Hadoop has emerged as serious competitor for at least some analytic data management, especially but not only at internet companies.
Otherwise I'd say: Read more
Using multiple data stores
I'm commonly asked to assess vendor claims of the kind:
- "Our system lets you do multiple kinds of processing against one database."
- "Otherwise you'd need two or more data managers to get the job done, which would be a catastrophe of unthinkable proportion."
So I thought it might be useful to quickly review some of the many ways organizations put multiple data stores to work. As usual, my bottom line is:
- The most extreme vendor marketing claims are false.
- There are many different choices that make sense in at least some use cases each.
Horses for courses
It's now widely accepted that different data managers are better for different use cases, based on distinctions such as:
- Short-request vs. analytic.
- SQL vs. non-SQL (NoSQL or otherwise).
- Expensive/heavy-duty vs. cheap/easy-to-support.
Vendors are part of this consensus; already in 2005 I observed
For all practical purposes, there are no DBMS vendors left advocating single-server strategies.
Vendor agreement has become even stronger in the interim, as evidenced by Oracle/MySQL, IBM/Netezza, Oracle's NoSQL dabblings, and various companies' Hadoop offerings.
Multiple data stores for a single application
We commonly think of one data manager managing one or more databases, each in support of one or more applications. But the other way around works too; it's normal for a single application to invoke multiple data stores. Indeed, all but the strictest relational bigots would likely agree: Read more
Notes and comments, May 6, 2014
After visiting California recently, I made a flurry of posts, several of which generated considerable discussion.
- My claim that Spark will replace Hadoop MapReduce got much Twitter attention — including some high-profile endorsements — and also some responses here.
- My MemSQL post led to a vigorous comparison of MemSQL vs. VoltDB.
- My post on hardware and storage spawned a lively discussion of Hadoop hardware pricing; even Cloudera wound up disagreeing with what I reported Cloudera as having said. Sadly, there was less response to the part about the partial (!) end of Moore's Law.
- My Cloudera/SQL/Impala/Hive apparently was well-balanced, in that it got attacked from multiple sides via Twitter & email. Apparently, I was too hard on Impala, I was too hard on Hive, and I was too hard on boxes full of cardboard file cards as well.
- My post on the Intel/Cloudera deal garnered a comment reminding us Dell had pushed the Intel distro.
- My CitusDB post picked up a few clarifying comments.
Here is a catch-all post to complete the set. Read more
MongoDB is growing up
I caught up with my clients at MongoDB to discuss the recent MongoDB 2.6, along with some new statements of direction. The biggest takeaway is that the MongoDB product, along with the associated MMS (MongoDB Management Service), is growing up. Aspects include:
- An actual automation and management user interface, as opposed to the current management style, which is almost entirely via scripts (except for the monitoring UI).
- That's scheduled for public beta in May, and general availability later this year.
- It will include some kind of integrated provisioning with VMware, OpenStack, et al.
- One goal is to let you apply database changes, software upgrades, etc. without taking the cluster down.
- A reasonable backup strategy.
- A snapshot copy is made of the database.
- A copy of the log is streamed somewhere.
- Periodically — the default seems to be 6 hours — the log is applied to create a new current snapshot.
- For point-in-time recovery, you take the last snapshot prior to the point, and roll forward to the desired point.
- A reasonable locking strategy!
- Document-level locking is all-but-promised for MongoDB 2.8.
- That means what it sounds like. (I mention this because sometimes an XML database winds up being one big document, which leads to confusing conversations about what's going on.)
- Security. My eyes glaze over at the details, but several major buzzwords have been checked off.
- A general code rewrite to allow for (more) rapid addition of future features.


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Iowa's Supreme Court has now declared a constitutional right to same-sex marriage. The court's claim to have dispassionately arrived at this decision is undermined by its comparison of this decision to prior cases about slavery and discrimination and by the Iowa court's breaking with the U.S. Supreme Court while claiming to follow precedent. It will now be difficult for Iowa voters to ever decide this issue for themselves. Same-sex marriage has come to the Midwest by judicial decree.
On April 2, the Iowa Supreme Court held that the Iowa statute banning same-sex marriage violates the equal protection guarantee of the Iowa Constitution. The opinion was unanimous. There was no dissent, and no separate opinion. The Iowa court spoke with one voice to hold that the Iowa Constitution includes the right of homosexuals to marry, invalidating any state law to the contrary. Iowa joins Massachusetts and Connecticut in declaring gay marriage through judicial fiat.
Although the opinion is written with clarity and evenhanded language, the Iowa court chose to cast this issue in terms that show what the justices personally believe. It compared this case to two cases in the 1800s, one where it refused to support slavery and another where it refused to uphold a law banning women from being lawyers. The Iowa court pointed out that in both cases it arrived at these conclusions years before the U.S. Supreme Court, suggesting it considers itself to play a leading role in breaking new ground for equal rights.
Although the court said it was taking its equal protection cues from the U.S. Supreme Court, its opinion shows the Iowa court did the exact opposite on the only point that matters. Often in law you can set up a situation where if a court applies a certain legal test it will lead to the result you seek. For equal protection cases, the Iowa court decided that "heightened scrutiny" was appropriate for cases involving homosexuals. However, in the 1996 case Romer v. Evans, the U.S. Supreme Court held that heightened scrutiny does not apply to gays. Instead it applied minimal scrutiny, called the rational-basis test.
While that sounds technical, it decided this case. It's very rare for a law to fail rational-basis review. However, heightened scrutiny (especially a form called "strict scrutiny") is usually fatal to the law in question. By picking the test, you pick the result. And by ignoring the U.S. Supreme Court's precedent, the Iowa court achieved the result it sought.
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Moblin: Radically Different Netbook Distro
Small Wonder
This alternative desktop is designed specifically for computers harboring Intel's Atom processor.
Almost all currently available netbooks have one thing in common: They are powered by Intel's Atom processor designed specifically for low-cost, ultra-portable devices. To help hardware manufacturers and users get the most out of machines based on the new processor, Intel launched the Moblin project [1], a Linux-based operating system heavily optimized for the Atom chip. The goal of the project is not only to build an OS that boots and works fast, but also to design a radically new and more efficient interface. Although it was conceived by Intel, the Moblin project is now managed by the Linux Foundation. Moblin is still in beta, but it's pretty usable and gives a good impression of what you can expect from this new distribution.
Getting Started
Moblin is distributed as an image file that you can directly write to a USB stick by running as root:
dd bs=4096 if=path/to/imagefile of=/path/to/usbdrive
Then you can use that USB stick to boot Moblin in Live mode or install it on your netbook. After a short boot sequence, Moblin drops you into a graphical desktop environment that differs radically from conventional desktops such as KDE, Gnome, and Xfce. The new interface is based on Clutter, an open source software library for creating fast, visually rich, portable, and animated graphical user interfaces. Moblin does away with the desktop metaphor and introduces instead a tabbed drop-down toolbar that provides quick access to the system's key multimedia, web, and social networking features.
Designed for devices that rely heavily on an Internet connection, Moblin provides a dedicated user-friendly connection manager that lets you configure and manage different types of Internet connections, including WiFi, wired, 3G, and WiMAX. To open the manager, click on the Networks icon in the main toolbar. This opens the Networks panel, where you can configure the available network connections (Figure 1). Also, you can turn specific network interfaces on and off or disable all network connections altogether. The latter can come in handy when you work offline and want to save battery power.
All applications and activities in Moblin are organized in zones, which are vaguely similar to the virtual desktops of the traditional graphical environments. When you launch an application, Moblin prompts you to choose a zone for it. Closing all applications in a specific zone automatically closes the zone itself.
The myzone home screen, however, is different (Figure 2): It comprises a static three-column layout that provides access to your favorite applications and aggregates your activities. The left column offers a quick overview of your upcoming calendar events and contains shortcuts to your favorite applications (the default favorites include the media player, web browser, and calendar applications).
The middle column acts as a container that stores shortcuts to recently used applications and documents. For example, when you open a web page in the built-in browser, a shortcut of the page, complete with thumbnail image, is automatically added to the middle column of the myzone window. Finally, the right column displays data from the active web services. By default, this column contains a shortcut to the web services panel where you can configure your Last.fm and Twitter accounts. Once you've done that, the updates from both services appear in the right column of myzone.
Basically, myzone combines the functions of an application launcher, a social aggregator, and a shortcut manager. This might sound like Moblin's developers tried to cram too many features into one small screen, but thanks to the clever design, the myzone concept works surprisingly well.
The main toolbar also provides quick access to key applications and tasks. As the name suggests, the Internet tab opens the Web browsing interface, consisting of a launchpad and a browser (Figure 3). You can use the Internet field in the launchpad to enter a direct URL or a search term. Entering a URL opens the specified URL in the browser window, whereas entering a search term returns search results from Yahoo!.
The launchpad also displays currently opened browser tabs and the most visited web sites as thumbnails, so all your favorite destinations and currently viewed pages are only a click away. The browser is based on Mozilla's Gecko HTML rendering engine, so it's fast and does an excellent job of rendering web pages (Figure 4). The browser supports tabs, and it comes bundled with the Flash plugin. Other features are few: You can bookmark a current page by clicking on the pin icon in the address bar, but that's pretty much it.
The built-in media player is also light on features, but it offers a slick and easy way to browse and play media content. The Pasteboard utility allows you to store items from the clipboard for later use. Unlike a traditional clipboard, Pasteboard is not cleared between reboots, so your items stay there until you delete them manually.
The Applications tab opens the software management and system settings section (Figure 5). All preinstalled applications are organized into the Accessories, Games, Internet, Media, and Office groups. The default software selection covers all the basics: The File Browser lets you browse the local storage devices; the Terminal lets you access the command line; and the Messenger application takes care of all your messaging needs. Clicking on the pin icon next to the desired application adds it to the myzone home screen.
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