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Remediation and Prevention of Moisture in Electronics
Tuesday, 27 January 2015
Receiving product complaints and returns may be your first indication that there is a problem with moisture in your electronic product. Moisture in sealed electronics may result in shorting, attenuation problems, mirror and lens fogging, intermittent functionality, and catastrophic failure. The experience your customer has with your product directly affects your brand integrity, which in turn affects sales and profits. Taking steps to correct a moisture issue or prevent it early on in the design stages can help you make large strides in reclaiming or protecting your brand position.
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Product of the Month: LED Light Engines for Large FOV Fluorescence Imaging Systems
Thursday, 01 January 2015
Innovations in Optics, Inc. (Woburn, MA) offers high power LED Light Engines as excitation illuminators for large field-of-view fluorescent imagers used in life science instruments. LumiBright LE Light Engines feature patented non-imaging optics that direct LED light into a desired cone angle, while producing highly uniform output, both angularly and spatially. The two standard far-field half-angles are 20 and 40 degrees. Available peak LED wavelengths range from 365 nm in the ultraviolet through 970 nm in the near-infrared.
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New Compounds Developed to Manufacture Tunable OLED Devices
Monday, 01 December 2014
Researchers have developed new organic compounds characterized by higher modularity, stability, and efficiency that could be applicable for use in electronics or lighting. A proof-of-concept project has begun to verify that the compounds have the photoluminescence and electrochemical properties required for the manufacture of tunable organic LEDs (OLEDs) that can emit in the blue portion of the visible spectrum, thus applying lower voltages and achieving greater efficiency and longer life.
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Researchers Equip Robot with Novel Tactile Sensor
Tuesday, 23 September 2014
Researchers at MIT and Northeastern University have equipped a robot with a novel tactile sensor that lets it grasp a USB cable draped freely over a hook and insert it into a USB port.The sensor is an adaptation of a technology called GelSight, which was developed by the lab of Edward Adelson, the John and Dorothy Wilson Professor of Vision Science at MIT, and first described in 2009. The new sensor isn't as sensitive as the original GelSight sensor, which could resolve details on the micrometer scale. But it's smaller — small enough to fit on a robot's gripper — and its processing algorithm is faster, so it can give the robot feedback in real time.A GelSight sensor — both the original and the new, robot-mounted version — consists of a slab of transparent, synthetic rubber coated on one side with a metallic paint. The rubber conforms to any object it's pressed against, and the metallic paint evens out the light-reflective properties of diverse materials, making it much easier to make precise optical measurements.In the new device, the gel is mounted in a cubic plastic housing, with just the paint-covered face exposed. The four walls of the cube adjacent to the sensor face are translucent, and each conducts a different color of light — red, green, blue, or white — emitted by light-emitting diodes at the opposite end of the cube. When the gel is deformed, light bounces off of the metallic paint and is captured by a camera mounted on the same cube face as the diodes.From the different intensities of the different-colored light, the algorithms developed by Adelson's team can infer the three-dimensional structure of ridges or depressions of the surface against which the sensor is pressed. Source Read other Sensors tech briefs.
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New Drones Ensure Ideal Photographic Lighting Positions
Friday, 11 July 2014
Researchers at MIT and Cornell University will provide photographers with squadrons of small, light-equipped autonomous robots that automatically assume the right positions for photographic lighting. With the new system, the photographer indicates the direction from which the rim light should come, and the miniature helicopter flies to that side of the subject. The photographer then specifies the width of the rim as a percentage of its initial value, repeating that process until the desired effect is achieved.In the researchers' experiments, the robot helicopter was equipped with a continuous-light source, a photographic flash, and a laser rangefinder.The researchers tested their prototype in a motion-capture studio, which uses a bank of high-speed cameras to measure the position of specially designed light-reflecting tags with millimeter accuracy; several such tags were affixed to the helicopter.SourceAlso: Learn about Small-Object Detection via Fast Discrete Curvelet Transform.
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Researchers Develop Flexible, Energy-Efficient Hybrid Circuit
Wednesday, 18 June 2014
Researchers from the USC Viterbi School of Engineering have developed a flexible, energy-efficient hybrid circuit combining carbon nanotube thin film transistors with other thin film transistors. The hybrid could take the place of silicon as the traditional transistor material used in electronic chips, since carbon nanotubes are more transparent, flexible, and can be processed at a lower cost.The hybridization of carbon nanotube thin films and IGZO (indium, gallium and zinc oxide) thin films was achieved by combining their types, p-type and n-type, respectively, to create circuits that can operate complimentarily, reducing power loss and increasing efficiency. The inclusion of IGZO thin film transistors provided power efficiency to increase battery life. The potential applications for the integrated circuitry are numerous, including Organic Light Emitting Diodes (OLEDs), digital circuits, radio frequency identification (RFID) tags, sensors, wearable electronics, and flash memory devices. Even heads-up displays on vehicle dashboards could soon be a reality.The new technology also has major medical implications. Currently, memory used in computers and phones is made with silicon substrates, the surface on which memory chips are built. To obtain medical information from a patient such as heart rate or brainwave data, stiff electrode objects are placed on several fixed locations on the patient's body. With the new hybridized circuit, however, electrodes could be placed all over the patient's body with just a single large but flexible object.SourceAlso: Learn about an Integral Battery Power Limiting Circuit for Intrinsically Safe Applications.
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Big Ideas for Small Spaces
Monday, 28 April 2014
Over 24 hours from April 4 to 5, six top French design studios conceived and presented new product concepts for urban environments during the Small Spaces Design Hackathon, presented by Cut&Paste in partnership with Hewlett-Packard. In dense city neighborhoods, homes are small and office space is at a premium, so urban dwellers must be more creative in how they use their space. The design concepts were presented at Cyclone Le Studio as part of ZED, HP's creative popup space.
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15929 Se Mckinley Ave, Clackamas, OR, 97015, United States of America, 855-239-9228
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City-center Clackamas hotel with indoor pool
- Free full breakfast, free WiFi, and free parking
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I bought this conditioner for my daughter. She lost more than 1/2 of her hair to low thyroid and candida. The candida has been a big issue. She uses Auromere's neem and aloe shampoo to help contain the dandruff (from the candida) and likes it alot. She tried this but it is too heavy. When applying it it just pulls the hair out from her scalp.
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Bear Boy
1 p.m. & 3 p.m., Saturday February 16 | $5. Children Free.
Local puppet maker and performer, Jesse Mooney-Bullock, is enchanting audiences around Cincinnati with his original hand puppet show, Bear Boy. This finely-crafted performance chronicles a boy with an unusually beastly side, and his search to be himself without being a terror to those around him.
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There are tens of thousands of drug-related deaths in Russia each year. Sveta Makhnenko could easily have been one of that number
Sveta has vague memories of finding herself on the floor, her nose broken, her limbs numb, intolerable pain pinching every single muscle of her skinny body. As her consciousness cleared, as if somebody turned the light on, a nurse said: "This one will pass away by tomorrow morning. Let's not even bother moving her to the ward."
"I reached the absolute bottom. There was no way left to fall down further," says Sveta.
In 10 years of using heroin, Sveta, a 42-year-old former teacher of history at a Nizhny Novgorod school, turned from a sophisticated woman known for her taste and sharp intellect into a skin-and-bones shadow with a ruined life.
"I lost my teeth, my friends. I sold my flat. I was finished," she recalls. Sveta is now a recovered patient of Nizhny Novgorod Exit rehab centre. She survived, but 30,000 people in Russia died of heroin overdose last year; authorities link another 100,000 deaths to drug-related issues.
Twenty years ago, Nizhny Novgorod, Russia's fourth largest city famous for its Volga cars and 900-year-old architecture, did not know much about heroin addiction. Vodka was something people were accustomed to; heroin was a foreign word.
Today's Nizhny, just as every other Russian city, talks of heroin as the bane of the poor and unemployed. Around the staircases in the GAZ factory district, where unemployment is high because of the economic crisis, you'll find countless discarded syringes. Ask at Moskovskiy railway station, and "you will be surprised how soon somebody would offer you a shot of heroin for $2.50". Cheaper than a bottle of vodka.
The dose that almost killed Sveta was just one gramme from the 70,000 kilos of heroin that floods into Russia from Afghanistan's poppy fields each year. Little plastic bags with white powder travel across Central Asia in the handbags of passengers, spreading pain, disease and death along the way. More ingeniously, smugglers put the bags in young onions or cabbages, and let the vegetable grow around them. "Afghan drug traffic is like a tsunami constantly breaking over Russia – we are sinking in it," says Victor Ivanov, director of Russia's Federal Service for the Control of Narcotics.
"To help Russia stop being the world's biggest consumer of Afghan heroin, we have to fight this problem at its root."
This Russian position is also the root of a point of tension with the United States, which considers poppy eradication harmful to the military operation in Afghanistan, as it angers peasant growers who might then be tempted to turn to the Taliban.
But it is Russia, not the United States, that is affected most directly by this decision. The minister said that at least 120,000 drug users and dealers ended up in Russia's already crowded jails.
"Even in China they only put 60,000 drug criminals in jail," says Mr Ivanov. "It is useless to fight the problem just on this territory."
In early March, Mr Ivanov flew to Kabul with a group of journalists, to declare that Russia is returning to Afghanistan to fight again, "this time against drugs".
A Russian role in Afghanistan became important last summer, when presidents Obama and Medvedev formed a presidential team to co-operate on a number of themes, the anti-drugs campaign being one of the major ones.
Mr Ivanov met his American counterpart, Gil Kerlikowske, the director of the Office of National Drug Control Policy, and this became the channel for Russia's expanded role in Afghanistan.
The two men agreed that, considering its unique experience and knowledge of the country, Russia could help find the drug dealers and land owners growing poppies.
There is a common interest: opium proceeds are funding Islamic insurgency not only in Central Asian countries and in Russia's North Caucasus, but in Afghanistan itself.
In Kabul, Mr Ivanov was meeting Afghan president Hamid Karzai, the vice president Karim Khalili, plus UN and Nato officials. He delivered a message that Russia was coming back to help Afghanistan with some 140 reconstruction projects, including the Naglu power station, Salang tunnel, factories and roads.
The Russian ambassador in Kabul, Andrei Avetisyan, also confirmed Russia's intention to demolish the Science and Culture Centre, ruined by Taliban shrapnel and currently populated by homeless heroin users, in order to build a children's surgical hospital.
"Let the children's hospital become the symbol for Russian-Afghanistan relations," the ambassador said.
Nevertheless, the main reason for Russia's delegation was to demonstrate the determination to fight drug trafficking. "We should be going for the very start of supply, to the moment of realisation. In this respect, the information we are going to provide is priceless," Mr Ivanov said at the meeting of a non-official international anti-drug council in Kabul.
He suggested that the International Security Assistance Force should use chemicals to eliminate poppy plantations in Afghanistan by at least 20pc, not by less than 4pc – the result of Afghanistan's anti-drug campaign last year.
The reaction to Russia's suggestions was, mostly, a shrug. Mr Ivanov's colleagues in the UN and Nato said they respected Afghanistan's elected government and that it was up to Afghanistan's leaders to decide whether to take jobs away from opium farmers or not.
All spokesmen said that it would not be productive or reasonable to destroy the poppy fields. It sounded like a hint to the Afghan authorities: it would not be democratic to take away a farmer's chance to cultivate drugs.
Mr Ivanov looked frustrated on the plane back home to Moscow: "I hear the same cliches again and again. In eight years of Nato presence in Afghanistan, the volume of drug production has increased by 40 times – that is a sign of their results.
"And the declared purpose for the Nato presence in Afghanistan does not come any closer but, on the contrary, is moving further away."
He also added that in some Nato countries, Russian anti-drugs ideas find more support than in others. "In Italy, France and Germany we hear alarmed voices that admit the problem is increasing. They treat drug traffic very seriously." While politicians and military commanders try to find common ground, back in Nizhny Novgorod thousands of heroin addicts continue to suffer. Some Russian treatment is controversial – methadone is not used and, in older clinics, patients are sometimes chained to their beds to endure the first agonising days of withdrawal.
But about 80 patients came to receive treatment at the Exit rehab centre, a chain of eight residential clinics in the barley fields and birch forests of the Nizhny Novgorod Oblast.
After suffering through the worst days of pain, Exit's patients help each other learn how to live every day as it comes and recover from psychological dependence.
They chop firewood, cook their own meals and pray together with their priest, Denis Zorin, himself a former addict.
"Heroin is the world's evil," he says.
"It is comparable to a chemical weapon, capable of destroying our society quietly without much noise."


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Researchers from the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (UAB) have claimed a first by successfully using a single session of gene therapy to cure dogs of type 1 diabetes. The work has shown that it is possible to cure the disease in large animals with a minimally-invasive procedure – potentially leading the way to further developments in studies for human treatment of the disease.
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Colorful Explosion III by BeautifulDragon322Watch
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terrific capture!
Wholly shit! This is one of the most vivid sunsets I've ever seen! Absolutely beautiful!
I am so glad you enjoyed it! I was just in aw on my roof while it changed colors! Thank you!
what a beautiful sunset. great series
Wow, at the colors. Thank you for taking the time to add a few of my photos to your favourties, btw.
Your very welcome and thank you as well! I appreciate all the wonderful comments and am so touched!! Your just an awesome and adorable lady!
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Quaint Little Tea Shop by kevinsanoWatch
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Color Commission
Awesome work.
She look adorable, the details and the lighting are amazing.
She look adorable, the details and the lighting are amazing.
This picture has a relaxing/tranquil feeling to it. Well done.
awwwwwwwwwwwwww! cute! love her!
Nice collors
Still think your style is one of the best around. The way you draw ponies is exceptional and the shading is breathtaking.
Very cute! This would make a great cover for a fimfiction... Now I just gotta write it
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Very pretty art by the way~
I dont mean to be rude, I love this piece, the coloring and lighting is very nice and I really like the shading on her hair as well as how you did the flame of the candle. However, her ear is so weird looking. Again, not trying to be mean, but I think of a crabclaw when I see it. It's so thick and just..yeah.
alright! I haven't seen a good simular feeling/setting like this drawn in the mlp fandom for quite some time, we definitely need more of these.
that is just delightful
Your attention to detail is magnificent. It really is a joy seeing people with talent draw and color pics like this one.
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African Commonwealth Scholarships: African Commonwealth Scholarships are available from the Commonwealth Scholarships Commission for study at London South Bank University in UK.
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Beginning the story in chronological order, we have the chicken being played by the real estate industry and the egg by the mortgage lenders. The chicken is telling all who will listen that the industry will be in good shape as soon as the lenders begin lending in earnest again. The egg is just as adamant as the chicken when saying they will begin lending once the real estate market starts moving.
So what we have now, as Paul Harvey would say, is "The rest of the story." Before we get into that, however, we notice that an ominous character looking much like the big bad wolf is lurking around the story, played by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. In as much as they are the predominant lenders today, they feel that you should be charged a "whole lot more" for no other reason than they can do it with ease. Now we have the cast, characters and scenario for a story that currently has no ending. But I am getting ahead of myself once again.
In the proverbial battle of the chicken and the egg, I am forced to go with the chicken in this case. Real estate cannot really improve and "start moving" without sufficient financing. The bulk of the financing we had was done through securitization of mortgage loans. A simplified overview: a lender would bundle a number of loans and sell them at the best yield he could find on Wall Street. Wall Street investors would get a fixed rate on their "bundled loans" and the lender would take his money and profit and start the process over again. Unfortunately there aren't any bids for the most part on bundled mortgage loans, so that type of financing is not available at this time. This largely eliminates jumbo loans as a category for borrowers.
(See below). Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac finance conforming loans, and a small amount of jumbos known as conforming jumbos. The conforming jumbos are set to disappear at the end of the year as the stimulus bill that created them runs out on December 31.
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Height: 6-foot-1
Weight: 250 pounds
Class Year: 2V
Hometown: Natchez, TX
High School: Austin
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Class: 2005 (High School)
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Kevin Washington never left Notre Dame in search of something better. So when the reserve linebacker does depart the Irish program after this season he'll guarantee himself exactly that.[details]
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2005 (FRESHMAN): Has not seen game action this season.
HIGH SCHOOL AND PERSONAL DATA: Austin High School in Sugar Land, Texas ... totalled 81 tackles and four interceptions in his junior and senior seasons combined ... rushed 102 times for 521 yards and four touchdowns as a senior quarterback and completed 36 of 88 passes for 745 yards and two touchdowns ... participated in the Texas/Louisiana Bayou Bowl all-star game ... member of the Dallas Morning News Texas Top 100 in 2005 ... as a junior, he played safety and quarterback ... capped a comeback win for Austin vs. Willowridge in 2004 with a last-second touchdown catch ... recorded 66 tackles during his junior season with two interceptions ... named team defensive MVP and top defensive back in 2004 ... attended Notre Dame football camp in the summer of 2004 ... coached by Tom Stuart in football ... also participated in basketball and track and field ... member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes ... born April 13, 1987, in Natchez, Miss. ... oldest of two children of Betty and Keith Washington ... full name is Kevin Christopher Washington ... from the same area of Texas as former Irish linebacker Derek Curry (2005 graduate) ... hopes to major in pre-law or psychology ... enrolled in the First Year of Studies.
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The NYMag review is off-base. This place is the perfect combination of terrific, New York pizza, box-wine, plastic shakers of garlic powder, oregano, chili flakes, friendly folks and throwback hip hop. If you don't like Best Pizza, you need to check yourself before you wreck yourself.
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The Eagle
Determined to restore his father's honor and recoup a lost golden emblem belonging to his legion, a young soldier (Channing Tatum) and his slave (Jamie Bell) leave the safety of the Roman Empire and go into enemy territory.
|MPAA Rating
|PG-13 for battle sequences and some disturbing images.
|Theatrical Release
|February 11, 2011
|Kevin MacDonald
|Channing Tatum, Jamie Bell, Donald Sutherland
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|2011 Focus Features / Universal
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- "Celestials" redirects here. For the world boss encounters, see Chi-Ji (tactics), Niuzao (tactics), Xuen (tactics), and Yu'lon (tactics). For the in-game faction, see August Celestials
The August Celestials are four powerful beings that watch over Pandaria. They are the same type of creature as the Ancients, but stayed in Pandaria instead of Kalimdor.[1] It is unclear if they can visit the Emerald Dream.[2]
Like the Dragon Aspects, the August Celestials have the ability to take on mortal forms. Yu'lon's pandaren disguise is known as Fei, and during the trial of Garrosh Hellscream, Niuzao took on the form of a glowing tauren, Chi-Ji a red-headed blood elf with golden wings like a cape, and Xuen a pale blue human with white and black stripes on his skin and in his hair.[3]
They consist of:
Temples of the Celestials
There are four respective temples dedicated to August Celestials in whole of Pandaria. Each of them houses the followers and monks dedicated to serve them.
- Chi-Ji has the Temple of the Red Crane in Krasarang Wilds, in southern Pandaria.
- Niuzao has Niuzao Temple in Townlong Steppes, in western Pandaria.
- Xuen has the Temple of the White Tiger in Kun-Lai Summit, in northern Pandaria.
- Yu'lon has the Temple of the Jade Serpent in the Jade Forest, in eastern Pandaria.
This article or section includes speculation, observations or opinions possibly supported by lore or by Blizzard officials. It should not be taken as representing official lore.
- Like the other Ancient Guardians, the August Celestials might have some relation to the Loa.
- They are apparently based on the four symbols of Chinese mythology, with the Black Ox replacing the Black Tortoise and exchanging cardinal directions with the White Tiger.
- ^ Dave Kosak on Twitter (2014-05-08): "Celestials are Wild Gods, like the Ancients. They just stayed in Pandaria."
- ^ Dave Kosak on Twitter (2013-03-12): "The August Celestials are very much like the ancients (Goldrinn, Tortolla, etc). Unclear if they visit the dream, tho"
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It turns out that Vice President Joe BidenŌĆÖs claim that heŌĆÖs not wealthy and does not own any stocks, bonds, or a savings account isnŌĆÖt entirely true. Only one network did the work to debunk his statement from a speech at the White House Summit on Working Families yesterday.
CBS This Morning was the only broadcast network show on Monday evening or Tuesday morning that looked into BidenŌĆÖs claims, which CBS News Senior White House correspondent Bill Plante found to be partially false. [MP3 audio here]
In speaking about the most recent comments made by Biden and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton about their economic standing, Plante took the rare step of warning viewers that two of the possible Democratic nominees for president in 2016 ŌĆ£are already trying to convince you that they identify with the concerns of middle class voters. But, so far, itŌĆÖs only serving to remind voters of their relative wealth.ŌĆØ
After playing a clip of Biden telling a giggling audience to not hold it against him that he does not ŌĆ£own a single stock or bondŌĆØ or a savings account, Plante dropped the real state of BidenŌĆÖs financial situation.
PLANTE: But according to Biden's disclosure, he has money in 11 different investment funds and as much $15,000 in a savings account. His office says the Vice President was telling the truth because the investments belong to his wife.
Plante then went through four additional examples of previous presidential and vice-presidential candidates that tried to appeal to middle class voters. However, from there, all three co-hosts downplayed the importance of how much money an elected official makes so long as they are, in the words of co-host Charlie Rose, ŌĆ£doing something remarkable for the middle class and income inequality. ItŌĆÖs the quality of their ideas, not their bank account.ŌĆØ
ItŌĆÖs interesting how they essentially dismissed PlanteŌĆÖs argument when they and other members of the news media hammered Mitt Romney and his level of wealth in the 2012 presidential election for being out of touch when few Democrats are willing to be truthful about their own financial security.
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CBS This Morning
June 24, 2014
8:06 a..m. Eastern
NORAH OŌĆÖDONNELL: And income inequality is a big topic for Democrats right now. On Monday, Vice President Joe Biden tried to show that his finances are like the average Americans'.
[ON-SCREEN HEADLINES: The News Journal - ŌĆ£Joe Biden: IŌĆÖm Not Rich,ŌĆØ TIME - ŌĆ£Biden Gets Humble About His Wealth,ŌĆØ The Washington Post - ŌĆ£Joe Biden Said He Has ŌĆśNo Savings AccountŌĆÖ,ŌĆØ]
But the evidence is not entirely on his side and Biden is not alone. Bill Plante is at the White House and he's seen other politicians do this. Bill good morning.
BILL PLANTE: Good morning. Well, heads-up for 2016. Hillary Clinton and Joe Biden, the most visible Democrats to run for serving in this house the next time around, are already trying to convince you that they identify with the concerns of middle class voters. But so far, it's only serving to remind voters of their relative wealth. Speaking to a White House summit on working families, Vice President Biden admitted that he makes more money than most, before playing up his every man roots.
VICE PRESIDENT JOE BIDEN: Look at Biden, man, he's got a mildly expensive suit on.
HeŌĆÖs Vice President of United States of America. He makes, notwithstanding, he's listed as the lowest man in Congress he still makes a lot of money.
PLANTE: But wait --
BIDEN: Don't hold it against me that I donŌĆÖt ŌĆō that I donŌĆÖt own a single stock or bond. DonŌĆÖt hold it I have no savings account, but I got a great pension and I got a good salary.
PLANTE: But according to Biden's disclosure, he has money in 11 different investment funds and as much $15,000 in a savings account. His office says the Vice President was telling the truth because the investments belong to his wife.
CHARLIE ROSE: We were having a conversation about this idea. The point is, more importantly, it's not how much they make or how much they have. The point is what can they do in terms of solving the nation's problems.
OŌĆÖDONNELL: Right.
ROSE: And doing something remarkable for the middle class and income inequality. ItŌĆÖs the quality of their ideas, not their bank account.
KING: Yeah, not their salaries.
OŌĆÖDONNELL: Vice President Biden was long known as one of the poorest members of Congress. He makes $230,000 as Vice President, but I think more importantly than nitpicking on what people say is the policy is what they care and we've got to be, as journalists, more serious about examining ŌĆō
ROSE: Income inequality.
OŌĆÖDONNELL: ŌĆō the policy.
KING: Yeah. Yes, yes.
ROSE: The point is that FDR and JFK both came from very wealthy families.
OŌĆÖDONNELL: Yeah.
KING: I get it.
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"I think this album is gonna surprise a lot of people," says R&B artist Dave Hollister about his third solo effort and first for Motown Records. "Basically, it's a little lighter and more positive about relationships,he explains.But there's still the problems that relationships go through. I'm talking about the good times and some of the bad times, but it's on a more positive note." Hollister offers up several heartfelt paeans to love ("Baby Do Those Things," "My Everything"), as well as seductive takes on the power of attraction ("It's Okay," "One Addiction") and the power of love ("We Gonna Make It"). Hollister demonstrates an insightful perspective on life and love. It's basically a more upbeat Dave Hollister--not only in his attitude toward life and love, but also in the grooves. "I got a lot of tempo on this record," says Hollister, something that helps give Things In The Game Done Changed a welcome variety of moods. Summing up his feelings on the new album, Hollister offers: "I'm really proud of this record, cause it shows a more mature side of me. I'm still focused on keeping my core audience but I'm also doing music that the kids can relate to as well."
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|Personnel: Dave Hollister (vocals); Az (rap vocals); Gerald Haddon (various instruments, programming); Sean Carrington, Bob Robinson, Erick Walls (guitar); Sprague Williams (talk box); Donald Hayes (saxophone); Will E. Miller (trumpet); Steve Baxter (trombone); Robert Smith (Hammond B-3 organ, keyboards, programming); Michael Bereal (organ); Dave Young (background vocals).
|Producers include: Tank, Robert "Big Bert" Smith, Allen "Allstar" Gordon, Bryan Michael Cox, Gerald Haddon.
|Principally recorded at The Record Plant, Clockwork, Los Angeles, California; Head Up, Oakland, New Jersey; Hit Factory Criteria, Miami, Florida.
|Personnel: Dave Hollister (vocals); Bob Robinson (guitar); Wil Miller (trumpet); Michael Bereal (organ); Sprague Williams (talk box); Gerald Haddon (programming); Dave Young Orchestra (background vocals).
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|Recording information: Clockworks Studios, Los Angeles, CA; Head Up Recording, Oakland, NJ; The Hit Factory Criteria, Miami, FL; The Power Plant Studios, NJ; The Record Plant, Los Angeles, CA.
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|With THINGS IN THE GAME DONE CHANGED, former Blackstreet crooner Dave Hollister picks up neatly where his previous recording, asdfasdf left off. That record was specifically a concept album. While there's not as concrete a theme connecting the songs here, there does seem to be a thread flowing through them all. He follows through on his previous stylistic bent as well, as his emotive brand of contemporary R&B continues to be shot through with touches or hip-hop (the estimable Az is a guest rapper here). While the production is consistently first rate on both the slow jams and the more percolating numbers, its Hollister's pliant, often sensual voice that is the key player in this sonic drama.
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|Born and raised in the Windy City, Dave Hollister began his musical training at an early age. With both of his parents preachers (he was one of 12 children), Hollister cut his teeth playing organ and drums and singing in the church choir. It wasn't long before a Chicago-area group doing commercial jingle work took notice of the young teen's skills, and Hollister was soon plying his wares at clubs as the group's underage vocalist. Later he became a member of the Chi-Boys, which garnered some local action, and even spent some time with R. Kelly in an R&B outfit called MGM. Citing such vocal influences as Donny Hathaway, Stevie Wonder and Sam Cooke, Hollister used the valuable training he received in church to his advantage, eventually landing background singing gigs with a who's who of gospel's elite, including Vanessa Bell Armstrong, Daryl Coley and Yolanda Adams. Eager to advance his career to the next level and tired of being pigeonholed by shortsighted A&R executives, Hollister moved his base of operations to the Big Apple. Hollister continued to make career inroads, working with such artists as Mary J. Blige and Usher, and also appearing on several soundtracks, including The Perfect Model and Boyz N The Hood. But the hookup that would launch his career was when he crossed paths with producer Teddy Riley and joined him in a new group venture, Blackstreet. The quartet released its promising self-titled debut in 1994, but Hollister soon left, bolting from the restrictive confines of the group setting. After releasing the soundtrack cut "Weekend" in 1998, Hollister began his first solo effort, Ghetto Hymns, released through DeSquad/DreamWorks. Featuring contributions from a variety of guest artists (including Redman). The album showcased a distinctly hard-edged view of urban romance and all of its pitfalls. To ensure that he avoided the dreaded sophomore jinx, Hollister enlisted a solid group of collaborators to help him craft his all-important follow-up, including, Mike City, Tim Kelley and Bob Robinson. Hollister once again moved his base of operations, Goodfellas Entertainment, this time he joined forces with legendary label Motown Records. Clearly excited by the association, Hollister says "I try to grow from one album to the next, I don't really think about the last project that I've done once it's over and I've started on a new one, I just focus on what I'm doing at the moment."
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|No Ordinary Love - (Interlude)
|Love Hate Relationship
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Creamy chunks of potato and crunchy bits of veggies, this traditional potato salad will gain rave reviews from your gang. It's perfect for your last family gathering of the summer. Dixie Terry, Goreville, Illinois
- 15 pounds potatoes, peeled and cubed
- 4 cups mayonnaise
- 1 cup sweet pickle relish
- 1/4 cup prepared mustard
- 1 jar (4 ounces) diced pimientos, drained
- 2 tablespoons salt
- 1 tablespoon sugar
- 2 teaspoons pepper
- 6 celery ribs, chopped
- 8 hard-cooked eggs, chopped
- 1 small onion, chopped
- Paprika and green pepper rings, optional
- Place potatoes in two stockpots and cover with water. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; cover and simmer for 10-15 minutes or until tender. Drain and cool to room temperature.
- In a large bowl, combine the mayonnaise, relish, mustard, pimientos, salt, sugar and pepper. Divide the potatoes, celery, eggs and onion between two very large bowls; add mayonnaise mixture. Stir to combine.
- Cover and refrigerate for at least 1 hour. Garnish with paprika and green pepper rings if desired. Yield: 50 servings (3/4 cup each).
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Lorena is the secretary of this Communal Bank group. In the photograph, she is seated in the second row and in the first position (from left to right). She is wearing a black jacket and has her hair down. Lorena is in the retail trade, selling a wide variety of new clothes to her customers. She has been in this business for two years. Lorena works with her husband. The merchandise she needs for her business is purchased from clothing distributors in the city of Santiago. She will use this loan to buy merchandise. Her goals for her business include continuing her growth so that she can open another vending post. Lorena lives with her husband and two children. She dreams of having a house of her own. Lorena is pleased with and appreciative of the opportunity Fondo Esperanza has given her to invest in her business. In addition, she feels comfortable participating in her group since the members are unified, respectful, and trustworthy.
San Bernardo is a city that is located 18 kilometers due south of the main square in Santiago (the Chilean capital). It is known as the folklore capital since it hosts the International Folklore Festival every January. This event highlights the various ethnic groups of the country and musical groups from all over South America gather there. Chilean artisans, as well as those from other countries nearby, also participate in the Traditional Craft Fair. In the month of April, an event called "Abril Cuecas Mil" celebrates the "cueca" (a traditional Chilean dance) throughout the entire community.
Lorena, secretaria del grupo del Banco Comunal, quien en la foto se encuentra sentada en segunda fila ocupando el primer lugar de izquierda a derecha, viste chaleco negro, su cabello lo usa suelto.
Ella se dedica al rubro del comercio en ventas de ropa nueva de gran variedad para su clientela, se ocupa de este negocio desde hace 2 años, trabaja con su esposo.
La mercadería que va necesitando para su negocio la compra en distribuidoras de ropa en la ciudad de Santiago.
Con el crédito comprará mercadería chalecos, buzos, poleras de diferentes tallas y modelos .
Las metas en su negocio son seguir creciendo para poder tener otro puesto. Lorena vive junto a su marido y sus 2 hijos y no de sus sueños son tener una casa propia.
Ella está muy contenta y agradecida de la oportunidad que le ha brindado Fondo Esperanza para invertir en su negocio. Además se siente muy cómoda con el grupo que participa, ya que son unidos, existe respeto y confianza.
San Bernardo es una ciudad, ubicada a 18 km. en línea recta hacia el sur desde la plaza de armas de Santiago (capital de Chile). Es conocida como la capital del folklore, debido a que cada año, en enero, se realiza el "Festival Internacional del Folklore", un evento en el que las raíces del país se dan cita y se reúnen agrupaciones musicales de toda Sudamérica. También se desarrolla la "Feria de Artesanía Tradicional", en la que participan tanto artesanos chilenos como de otros países cercanos. Luego en abril se realiza el evento "Abril cuecas Mil" que consiste en hacer bailar cueca (baile tradicional chileno) a toda la comuna.
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About Fondo EsperanzaFondo Esperanza (FE) is a private non-profit organization that supports entrepreneurship by providing micro-credit and training to people living in poverty in well over 100 cities throughout Chile. By providing these services, FE aims to improve the living conditions of the entrepreneurs and their families. In 2010, FE provided loans to more than 41,000 entrepreneurs. It utilizes a communal banking model in which groups of 18 to 25 clients meet on regularly and guarantee each other's loans. The members use their portion of the loan to create or expand their own businesses. In the group meetings, clients receive training though the FE Entrepreneurship School, which enhances clients' personal and business skills and ability to work in groups.
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In a group loan, each member of the group receives an individual loan but is part of a larger group of individuals. The group is there to provide support to the members and to provide a system of peer pressure, but groups may or may not be formally bound by a group guarantee. In cases where there is a group guarantee, members of the group are responsible for paying back the loans of their fellow group members in the case of delinquency or default.
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While it is certainly worth advocating an end to the somewhat cowardly practice of localities, states, and even the federal government turning video service providers into private "tax collectors," it would seem to be a sorry state of affairs of we begin to forbid states from lowering the tax burden on citizens. If there is one thing that is certain in this nation, it is that the federal government will eagerly and greedily assume powers and property from the people and will not easily give either back. Furthermore, if states are inclined to give people back some of their hard-earned cash, then it is not the proper role of the federal government to stop them.
The federal government is free to give the people back some of the money it collects in taxes if it perceives some inequity in tax rates and what goods and services are taxed. Should HR 3679 pass, it could open the door to all manner of federal interference in states' efforts to lower taxes. Who is to say that at some point down the road, a future Congress, acting on the precedent of the so-called "State Video Tax Fairness Act", wouldn't move to enact a "State Income Tax Fairness Act", and prohibit states from offering tax breaks to seniors, small businesses, or college students. Or perhaps they would go a step further, and find that it is "unfair" that some states spurn taxes on income while others tax income?
Federalism, one of the bedrock principles on which this nation was founded, works to protect the people from such gross abuses of power, and ultimately, it is the people who will lose out if HR 3679 passes. Left to their own devices, the people will, time and again, advocate that they should be taxed as little as possible. The Federal government has no business telling them to advocate otherwise.
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Nut Job app cracks market in advance of theatrical release
With Open Road Films' North American theatrical release of Redrover, Toonbox and Gulfstream Pictures' 3D toon The Nut Job set for January 17, licensee Cupcake Digital is launching the film-based app on January 7 – giving movie-going kids a sneak-peek into the saga of Surly the squirrel.
The Nut Job app features an interactive story based on the film that sees Surly's adventures in a big city park, where he becomes an unlikely hero when he plots the heist of Maury's Nut Shop just in time to help the park animals get ready for winter.
The app includes a storybook, tap-to-paint scenes from the movie and four games. It will be available in the US at an introductory price of US$0.99 at the Apple App Store, Amazon Appstore, Google Play and Barnes & Noble's Nook Store. (Full price is US$1.99).
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E-Learning, the Lucent Way: Lucent Extends Its E-Learing Enterprise to Customers; Customer Satisfaction Guaranteed
Gold, Martha, Talent Development
Part 4 in Gold's five-part series on enterprise e-learning
Integrating a learning management system to work with other networks has proven a challenge that many organizations have yet to accomplish--mostly because they hesitate to spend a lot of time and money towards a function that's considered overhead.
Communications network provider Lucent Technologies, however, devoted significant resources to integrate its e-learning enterprise not only with the HR department, but also two other backend office systems. That's because Lucent extends its product training to customers and business partners. The training is often included as part of its product line because it has proven to be a necessary component.
"Training has a direct effect on customer satisfaction with Lucent's products and solutions," says David Roller, senior manager of delivery platforms for Lucent's information products and training organization. "It also influences our associates' proficiency to sell and service customers.
So, Lucent's LMS, a Saba product, is also connected with the company's customer relations management applications and its e-business architecture. The process of connecting those systems, which provide information ranging from customer profiles to course completion and billing records, to work together as a unit involved creating a web of linkages to each network. Such a sophisticated system can be expected from a company such as Lucent, which designs intricate and complex communication networks for communications service providers.
The product training courses on installing, repairing, and operating Lucent equipment are available to customers via the firstname.lastname@example.com. In addition to raking electronically delivered courses, users register and pay for classes and track their progress at the Website. Lucent is now working on making such discrete tasks appear happen in one spot, although the tasks will actually be conducted within the three different systems. These systems work with the company's LMS to ensure that training users' records are updated, internal departments and external customers are billed, and users are tracked.
Well connected
Among the three systems that work with the LMS, the HR system is the only one devoted solely to maintaining employee information. The HR system provides critical data to the LMS, feeding it such information as job functions, supervisory chains, locations, and identity authentication. That enables the company to keep track of employees' progress in completing necessary training automatically. While the HR system monitors employees, the CRM applications track external customers. Currently, the company is in the process of linking the LMS with the CRM application that stores customer metadata, in order to streamline customer accounts set up in Saba.
"That way, customers don't have to go to a completely different system to get set up for training," says Roller. "They enter their information one time and from there they can move seamlessly to any store inside the Lucent.com mall, of which training is one. It authenticates customers and enables us to present them with a tailored learning experience."
Lucent also provides training to its business partners, who are required to be certified in Lucent's product offers in order to receive special allowances and entitlements. Currently, no direct connections exist for Lucent's business partners to its training offerings. In the future, Lucent plans to make the process more automated.
The e-busincss infrastructure conducts all of Lucent's billing and ordering. Most product training courses charge tuition to external customers, a cost that's often included in sales contracts. However, more general skills courses for employees are often provided at no charge although a small fee is occasionally tacked on to cover licensing.
Lucent has made payment for its courses as easy as ordering clothing and other products online: Customers registered through the training Website can pay for their courses with a credit card. …


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Journal of the History of Philosophy
Volume 50, Number 3, July 2012
pp. 339-364 | 10.1353/hph.2012.0045
The paper investigates the influence of Aristotelian metaphysics, especially of the concepts of form and matter, in the development of Latin medieval logical theories, in particular theories of consequence and theories of supposition. More specifically, it presents the main lines in the development of the concepts of formal/material consequence and formal/material supposition in the 13th and 14th centuries. It is suggested that the growing influence of Aristotelian metaphysics in the 13th century is an important element in the development of these logical theories; nevertheless, the early stages of these theories pre-date the rediscovery of Aristotle's metaphysics in the 13th century. Indeed, other relevant channels of transmission of the metaphysical concepts of form and matter to logical contexts are discussed: the Prior Analytics commentaries of the ancient commentators, Arabic texts, and the neo-Platonic metaphysics of the grammarian tradition stemming from Priscian.
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A charming movie
For a French-speaking American younger than Jonas would now be, I couldn't always easily connect with the collection of colorful individuals (among others, an unorthodox high school teacher, a couple of organic vegetable farmers, a laid-off type-setter, a disillusioned journalist, an eccentric cashier with a compassionate bent, and a redhead captivated by tantric sex) that got together in this film, post Paris manifestations of May '68, to share their frustrations, their ruminations and their fantasies. But the film chewed on heaps of intriguing controversial issues of the time - many lines taken directly from Octavio Paz and Pablo Neruda - which continue to stir emotion in any thinking, feeling individual. The film is also personal, full of heart and full of intellectual stimulation. It's melancholic and nostalgic, yet wistfully optimistic. Recommended to anyone interested in the provocative issues that fomented the famous student demonstrations around the world just a few years before this film was conceived.
Suriyothai (2001)
stunning cinematography, banal performances
This is a very appealing film for dreamy people easily stirred by beautifully exotic costumes, some compellingly exotic actresses and a few scenes of relentless brutality. The story is complex (and at times downright bewildering) but fascinating, taking place in many places and involving many characters. We get a heavy dose of intrigue, assassination plots, adultery, regicide and betrayal spanning a dozen or so years in the heart of medieval siam (now thailand). By virtue of just that, the movie is worthwhile. But the sometimes dreary, monotone delivery of lines makes the film feel like it was dragging. Though I don't understand a word of thai, the dialogue seemed annoyingly but frequently devoid of sentiment. With sizable patience and curiosity though, this movie can be a rewarding experience.


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Haarlem is a pretty small city. The Patronaat is very easy to get to on foot. From the Grote Markt I would say it is about a 10 minutes walk. Buses will almost drop you off right in front of the building. Just cross the bridge and you're there. I think the hotels closest to the Patronaat are Amadeus, on Grote Markt, which is quite cheap, and the Golden Tulip at the train station, which is quite expensive. http://www.goldentulip.nl/ http://www.amadeus-hotel.com/ Check out the accommodation tips for Haarlem on the member pages. If you have any other questions feel free to ask!
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December 8, 2013
Parallel Execution – 3
It's finally time to take a close look at the parallel versions of the execution plan I produced a little while ago for a four-table hash join. In this note I'll examine the broadcast parallel distribution. First, here's a list of the hints I'm going to use to get the effect I want:
/*+ leading(t4 t1 t2 t3) full(t4) parallel(t4, 2) use_hash(t1) swap_join_inputs(t1) pq_distribute(t1 none broadcast) full(t1) parallel(t1, 2) use_hash(t2) swap_join_inputs(t2) pq_distribute(t2 none broadcast) full(t2) parallel(t2, 2) use_hash(t3) swap_join_inputs(t3) pq_distribute(t3 none broadcast) full(t3) parallel(t3, 2) monitor */
12c Subqueries
When you upgrade you often find that some little detail (of the optimizer) that didn't receive a lot of attention in the "New Features" manuals introduces a few dramatic changes in execution plans. Here's one example of a detail that is likely to catch a few unlucky people. We start with a very simple table which is just and id column with some padding, and then show the effect of a change in the handling of "constant subqueries". Here's my data set:
November 29, 2013
Interesting Plan
A recent question on the OTN database forum included an execution plan that prompted one reader to ask: "but where has the existence subquery gone?" Here's the original question showing the query, and here's the later response showing the plan that prompted the question.
There were three possible reasons why that question may have been posed:
November 4, 2013
Outline hassle
Here's the output I got from a 10.2.0.5 system after generating a stored outline on a query – then dropping the index that was referenced by the stored outline and creating an alternative index. Spot the problem:
November 3, 2013
Not Pushing
Here's an odd little optimizer glitch – probably irrelevant to most people, but an indication of the apparent randomness that appears as you combine features. I've created an example which is so tiny that the only explanation I can come up with the for optimizer not "behaving properly" is that I've found an undocumented restriction relating to a particular feature.
October 18, 2013
Deferrable RI
Here's a lovely little example that just came up on the OTN database forum of how things break when features collide. It's a bug (I haven't looked for the number) that seems to be fixed in 22.214.171.124. All it takes is a deferrable foreign key and an outer join. I've changed the table and column names from the original, and limited the deferability to just the foreign key:
October 14, 2013
Parallel Execution – 2
Since I'm going to write a couple of articles dissecting parallel execution plans, I thought I'd put up a reference post describing the set of tables I used to generate the plan from the previous post, and the query (with serial execution plan) that produced it. The setup is a simple star schema arrangement – which I've generated by created by creating three identical tables and then doing a Cartesian join across the three of them.
October 13, 2013
Parallel Execution – 1
When you read an execution plan you're probably trying to identify the steps that Oracle went through to acquire the final result set so that you can decide whether or not there is a more efficient way of getting the same result.
For a serial execution plan this typically means you have to identify the join order, join methods and access methods together with the point at which each predicate was applied. Generally this isn't too difficult, although subquery pushing (and a couple of presentation bugs relating to other uses of scalar subqueries) can cause a little confusion; and the difference between join order and the order of operation can be slightly obscured when considering hash joins.
Parallel execution plans are harder, though, because you really need to understand the impact of the order of operation, distribution mechanisms chosen, and (in recent versions of Oracle) the timing of the generation and use of Bloom filters. The topic is stunningly large and easy to describe badly; it's also going to be easy to make generalisations that turn out to be untrue or (at least) sufficiently incomplete as to be misleading. Rather than attempting to cover the topic in one note, I think I'm going to end up writing two or three.
September 27, 2013
Virtual Stats
Or – to be more accurate – real statistics on a virtual column.
This is one of the "10 top tips" that I came up with for my session with Maria Colgan at OOW13. A method of giving more information that might improve execution plans when you can't change the code. I'll start with a small data set including a virtual column (running 184.108.40.206), and a couple of problem queries:
September 25, 2013
Autotrace trick
(… as in "trick or treat")
Here's an important point I learned from Maria Colgan's "10 tips" presentation on Tuesday of Open World. It comes in two steps – the bit that most people know, and an unexpected consequence:
- autotrace can give misleading execution plans for queries that use bind variables – because autotrace doesn't peek
- if you run a query after testing it with autotrace, the plan generated by autotrace can be shared by the later execution
Here's a simple script I'll be using to demonstrate the behaviour:
September 13, 2013
Quiz Night
Here's a little quiz about Bloom filtering. There seem to be at least three different classes of query where Bloom filters can come into play – all involving hash joins: partition elimination, aggregate reduction on non-mergeable aggregate views, and parallelism.
This quiz is about parallel queries – and all you have to do is work out how many Bloom filters were used in the following two execution plans (produced by 126.96.36.199), and where they were used.
September 7, 2013
Hash Joins
I've written notes about the different join mechanisms in the past – but such things are always worth revisiting, so here's an accumulated bundle of comments about hash joins.
A hash join takes two inputs that (in most of the Oracle literature) are referred to as the "build table" and the "probe table". These rowsources may be extracts from real tables or indexes, or might be result sets from previous joins. Oracle uses the "build table" to build a hash table in memory, consuming and using the rowsource in a single call; it then consumes the "probe table" one row at a time, probing the in-memory hash table to find a match.
Access to the hash table is made efficient by use of a hashing function applied to the join columns – rows with the same value on the join column end up hashing to the same place in the hash table. It is possible for different input values to produce the same hash value (a hash collision) so Oracle still has to check the actual values once it has identified "probable" joins in the hash table. Because the comparison is based on a hashing mechanism, hash joins can only be used for join predicates that are equality predicates.
August 13, 2013
Here's a little detail about how the optimizer can handle the nvl() function that I hadn't noticed before (and it goes back to at least 8i). This is running on 18.104.22.168, and table t1 is just all_objects where rownum <= 20000:
August 5, 2013
Bloom Filter
I've posted this note as a quick way of passing on an example prompted by a twitter conversation with Timur and Maria about Bloom filters:
@tmmdv @SQLMaria Also have one that looks like filtering an unnested aggregate subquery before aggregating – like one on the Russian forum
— Jonathan Lewis (@JLOracle) August 5, 2013
The Bloom filter (capital B because it's named after a person) is not supposed to appear in Oracle plans unless the query is executing in parallel but here's an example which seems to use a serial Bloom filter. Running in 184.108.40.206 and 220.127.116.11 (the results shown are the latter – the numbers are slightly different between versions):


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Know Thy Enemy: Andrew Breitbart
(Ed. note: Know Thy Enemy is an experimental series profiling particularly prominent political pundits and players. The title is a nod to Sun Tzu. We'll try to profile more than just conservatives as our liberal bent is wont to do) … Continue reading
Public Enemy Number One: Mitch McConnell
Know Thy Enemy: Mitch McConnell I mentioned an analogy in the previous article of Mitch McConnell, John Boehner, Eric Cantor, and possibly Paul Ryan as the outlaw Miller Gang from the movie High Noon. The more I thought about it, … Continue reading
Know Thy Enemy…George Soros
I've never really known who George Soros is. I hear he's wealthy and is from a country across the ocean but other than that, the only reason I know his name is because he seems to be the target of conservative … Continue reading
Posted in Know Thy Enemy, Uncategorized Tagged George Soros, George W. Bush, Market Fundamentalism, Paul Krugman, Reflexivity, Van Jones 4 Comments
Know Thy Enemy: Grover Norquist
(Ed. note: Know Thy Enemy is an experimental series profiling particularly prominent political pundits and players. the title is a nod to Sun Tzu. I'll try to profile more than just conservatives as my liberal bent is wont to do) … Continue reading


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