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It will bring comfort to millions of women who are feeling guilty after eating too much turkey and Christmas pudding over the past few days - and resolving to start a punishing gym routine in the New Year.
A survey has found that a fuller, curvy figures such as those belonging to Kate Winslet or Kelly Brook are back in fashion among women.
Meanwhile, skeletal stars such as Victoria Beckham and Kate Moss have fallen out of favour, along with the surgically enhanced figure of Katie Price, aka glamour model Jordan.
Hourglass: Kate Winslet topped the poll of desirable celebrity bodies, followed by Kelly Brook and Halle Berry
Oscar winner Miss Winslet, 34 - who served sausages and mash at her first wedding and has spoken openly of the effects of motherhood on her body - topped the poll of 2,000 woman aged 18 or over, with 16 per cent of the votes.
Miss Brook received 15 per cent, while actress Halle Berry, who has an hour-glass figure, was third with 12 per cent.
Beckham, Moss and Price were in equal last place, having received just one per cent of the votes.
Other women included in the list of ten celebrity figures included X Factor judge Cheryl Cole, actress Megan Fox and singer Lily Allen.
Dr Jacquie Lavin, head of nutrition at Slimming World, which commissioned the YouGov poll, said: 'It shows a positive shift that women are more likely to see Kate Winslet and Kelly Brook as the ideal body shape rather than Kate Moss or Victoria Beckham.
Out of favour: Skinny celebrities like Victoria Beckham and Kate Moss, or the surgically-enhanced like Katie Price, polled badly, indicating that being healthy is more important to women than being thin
'It perhaps suggests that it is not being "skinny" that is most important to them anymore, it is being healthy.
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conform to an unrealistic ideal and our survey showed that a massive 85
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'It's fantastic to see that finally women seem to be aspiring towards a healthy body shape that is realistic and achievable,' she added.
Megan Fox, Cheryl Cole and Beyonce all featured in the list of most desirable celebrity bodies
'Kate Winslet has always spoken out about the importance of accepting your body. After all, healthy women come in all sizes.
'It is definitely a step forward that, rather than persuading women to
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"Google KAI: Our Lovely Boy was born on September, 12th 2005 in Kalmar,
Sweden," says the newly created Website which opens up with "Ads by
Goooooogle" above the fold and the page follows with baby Google Kai's photos
at the Google-Kai.com Website.
The Website text continues: "Google KAI is Lebanese Swedish GOOGLE KAI has
Ordered his new T-shirt, it will be posted when he will wear it. Some People
calling or writing to us saying why? he will get tough school life...etc....
my answer is absolutley not if he is using Google Search engine and he is
building new idea with his friends around The Psychometric and Informational
Structural Mind. Thanks."
One of the feedback posts left on the page reads: "This just in: Walid Elias
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IBM is going to offer free, downloadable, entry-level search software that
looks like Yahoo to businesses so they can find information on the web or
stored internally.
It's called IBM OmniFind Yahoo! Edition and it can riffle through a maximum
of 500,000 documents in 30 language and 200 file types per server while being
integrated with Yahoo's web search.
Google sells a hardware-based search appliance that does pretty much the same
thing for, oh, $30,000. The widget starts at $2k.
IBM will be using the Yahoo Edition as a teaser to upgrade folks to its real
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Google Thursday planted its flag on the shores of Microsoft's Fortress
Office, finally opening up shop to sell the anticipated commercial version of
its comparatively rudimentary web-based productivity software, aiming it at
the big enterprise, the source of much of Microsoft's power and revenue.
It's calling the stuff Google Apps Premier Edition and put an annual price
tag of $50 per user account on it, undercutting - but not by ridiculous
amounts - what large accounts wind up paying Microsoft for Office.
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On Thursday, April 12, 2007, SYS-CON's SEO/SEM Journal News Desk reported a
story entitled "Is Google Buying DoubeClick?" Today, on Saturday, April 14,
2007, Google's DoubleClick acquisition news crossed the wires.
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own DoubleClick-like ad-serving mechanism, is now supposed to be trying to
buy DoubleClick since Microsoft was reported to be in talks with the online
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Google CEO Eric Schmidt has confirmed one of his tight-lipped company's open
secrets: it's planning to add a PowerPoint knockoff to Docs & Spreadsheets,
its on-demand productivity suite.
When exactly Eric didn't say - a Google blog says this summer - and he didn't
claim it would replace PowerPoint. "It does not have all the functionality
nor is it intended to have all the functionality of Microsoft," he said, but
"it seems to be a better fit to how people use the web."
Yeah, and according to him he isn't building a Microsoft competitor either.
People with a free Google account shou... (more)
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Nova's Wippa recruits marathon man Daniel MacPherson in his bid to lose weight... and silence the fat jokes
Normally Nova's Michael 'Wippa' Wipfli is all about the gags on his breakfast radio show Fitzy & Wippa.
But the radio funnyman is getting serious about his fitness and he wants everyone to join him. And he's even recruited Dancing With The Stars co-host Daniel MacPherson to help him get in shape.
The 34-year-old started a running club, the Gladiator RC, which invites all Sydney citizens to join in on weekly Wednesday runs.The club is only three weeks young, but it's growing rapidly.
Macpherson joined the club this week and Wippa excitedly told the MailOnline: 'MacPherson is a ultra-marathon runner! An ultra marathon goes for 60-odd kms, and here he is wanting to train as a gladiator with the RC running club!'
Good company: On Wednesday Wippa's Gladiator running club was joined by Dancing With The Stars co-host Daniel MacPherson
Gladiator RC: Michael 'Wippa' Wipfli has started his own weekly running club that invites everyone in Sydney, regardless of their fitness level, to join them on their Wednesday runs
The running club started in January as a way for people to shed unwanted Christmas kilos, but Wippa joked that his personal inspiration came from the '3 hours of fat jokes every morning' that he endures at the hands of Fitzy.
But Gladiator RC, which Wip named after his much admired fellow Aussie Russel Crowe, is growing every week, and Dan MacPherson may not be the only celebrity to get involved.
'Also locked in for the running club, a verbal agreement, Ellie Goulding! She's got her own running club in the UK, and she wants to run with our running club when she arrives here in Australia', Wip revealed.
'Maybe, just maybe,' he said, 'Russel Crowe might join his own running club that I've made for him.'
Star studded: MacPherson isn't the only celebrity interested in the RC; Ellie Goulding has said that she'll be joining Wip's running club next time she's in Australia
Man of the people! Wippa wants everyone to get as many people involved as possible
Wippa admitted that he's still 'haunted' by his food vices, joking that 'just the smell of pizza can kill a man', but while he misses burgers and Tim Tams the sacrifice is worth it because he 'feels great.'
And to help himself get into the shape he wants to be, the radio host has adopted the 5:2 fasting diet, which see's him limit himself to 600 calories two days of the week.
Outside of his weekly Gladiator run, he's picked up swimming, too. He joked: 'I've been doing a bit of swimming lately, bought myself a rash vest too - so I'm looking like a dad who doesn't have kids!'
Skinny Wip! Gladiator RC started as a way to encourage people to shed their Christmas kilos, though Wippa joked that his personal inspiration are the '3 hours of fat jokes' he suffers every morning at the hands of his radio co-host, Ryan 'Fitzy' Fitzgerald
However, this isn't the first time Wip has gone on a fitness crusade - back in late 2012 he made a bet with Fitzy that he could lose eight kilos in eight weeks.
His starting weight was 100.3kg, and eight weeks later he was just over 95kgs. His punishment for falling short was severe - a naked photo of the radio star was put on a banner, attached to a plane and flown all around Sydney.
Wippa, ever resilient, takes it in stride, and remarked that '800 square metres of me naked' is an image that serves as strong and ongoing inspiration.
Growing family: Wippa was joined by only one person in the Gladiator RC's first week, but the club is growing every week
But while the RC is about self improvement, it's also about fun.
Wippa pointed out that 'we like to run but we also like to have a laugh', and quipped that 'one week I'm just going to surprise everyone and just have a mini-bus waiting and we'll just take off for lunch somewhere.'
He plans on running the Gladiator RC for at least a year, revealing that 'at the start of the year nobody liked the idea of the running club, I said 'guys, I'm doing this for a year – every Wednesday for a year'
'I just want everyone to get involved, I want to motivate people – if anyone out there looks at themselves in the mirror and sees themselves as failing at all, bring your sports gear to work and I'll see you at 1 o'clock at the Archibald Fountain in Hyde Park!'
Wip ended the interview with a message man for the Gladiator himself.
'Russel Crowe – we're waiting for you.'
Popular voices: Ryan Fitzgerald (l) and Michael Wip (r) are the stars of Nova's popular Fitzy and Wippa radio show
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Your site is indexed on Google, but that doesn't mean you're done with search. Content-rich websites provide native search functionality to keep users engaged, maintain visual consistency, and provide content-aware filtering. But it's very hard to implement an effective, scalable search system, which is why Apache Solr is just about the most popular 'black box' in web application infrastructure. This Lucene-backed search appliance has seen wide adoption due to its performance, reliability, and ease of deployment. In fact, it's become so widely used that many Solr deployments are managed by people who have no other exposure to running Java applications. Documents go in, indexed RESTful search comes out - that is, until something breaks.
TraceView can provide insight into Apache Solr instances by correlating individual traces with JMX metrics, such as the rate of requests over the past 5 minutes. Even at a very low overall volume, an increased traffic rate is already increasing request latency.
Unlike most web application front-ends, Solr is a complex, stateful application that contains persistent objects, runs background indexing processes, and maintains multiple tiers of caches. There are a lot of ways to deploy and configure Solr, and that means there are a lot of ways to make mistakes. But even when you have everything up and running, there's always the lingering question of whether you could be getting more out of your Solr instances (or reducing the number of them!).
One of the best ways to get insight into Solr's internal abstractions - such as cores, handlers, and components - is to monitor them directly via JMX. I've previously written about using JMX metrics to keep tabs on JVM memory internals, but JMX is a common API for collecting data from your Java applications and any application can make use of it. Because of this it's been widely adopted in the Java ecosystem to centralize the provision of application-specific performance data.
Solr provides JMX metrics on a variety of internals, such as queryResultCache.
Solr exposes hundreds of JMX metrics across dozens of categories, and efficient use of them can help you delve into Solr performance in a variety of ways. Some metrics are better for providing a high-level view of Solr's overall workflow. The
queryResultCachecategory, pictured above, provides a snapshot of how often your data was successfully cached, as well as how often cache entries had to be evicted due to insufficient space. Other metric categories are more granular and provide detail at the level of classes, or even objects. An update request will be routed to a different handler depending on whether the data was provided in XML, CSV, or JSON; each of these update handlers exposes metrics independently, like how long it has been running and the number of errors.
JMX metrics can even provide insight into advanced Solr use cases, like modifying result scoring to permit n-dimensional spatial searches or customizing results based on user data stored in Redis. Even without adding custom JMX metrics, Solr will report enough data to allow you to separately track the effectiveness of these custom searches relative to more traditional queries.
Let's look at a practical example. You just got paged because half of your distributed Solr cluster lost connectivity in a widespread EC2 outage. It looks like it might last a while, so you decide to add additional capacity in one of the functioning availability zones. Rather than spending time re-indexing your content, you decide to replicate your existing Solr data to the new servers. Using the high-level metrics provided by
ReplicationHandler, you determine that replication is proceeding smoothly. Halfway through your second replication, though, you realize that the first replicated server is taking five times as long as your original servers to respond to the same user queries, even though it's running on the same hardware. Checking out the cache metrics for a specific search handler, it looks like the hit ratios on its caches are abysmal - but wait, what's actually in those caches? After checking the metrics for that node's active Searcher instance, you realize you didn't set up Solr to warm the cache - it was starting off empty! Now you know to make a quick configuration change next time you spin up an instance so that the first users routed to it will have acceptable performance.
So, that sounds awesome - but how do you do it? The easiest approach is to view Solr's JMX statistics through its web interface (in Solr 3.x,
it's at
/solr/admin/stats.jsp, while in Solr 4.x it's available at a collection-based URL like
/solr/#/collection1/plugins/). However, web access won't be an option for most deployments. Alternately, you could use remote jconsole, but that requires either a complex remote configuration that's a tremendous hassle to set up or the glacially slow option of SSH X11 forwarding (e.g.,
ssh -X solr jconsole).
In practice, those approaches all suck. Solr is stunningly verbose: it exposes hundreds of JMX metrics out of the box, and that number expands quickly as you add additional handlers and components. Purpose-built JMX monitoring tools like
jconsole are great for browsing the available metrics to see what's available, but they're horrible for pulling out the ones you want in a hurry. They also allow 'write' operations like initiating garbage collection or clearing caches - definitely not something you want to give out to every developer!
TraceView automatically monitors the JMX metrics of every node involved in this distributed Solr Cloud trace.
On a day to day basis, it's more common to read JMX metrics via automated, 'read-only' monitoring tools like Nagios, Ganglia, or AppNeta TraceView. These tools not only present a number of metrics at once, but they also generally let you filter down to a meaningful subset of the hundreds of lines exposed by Solr. On the other hand, "health check"-style metrics aren't necessarily the only way to look the problem. Each request has a number of metrics it can generate, and bringing together these data sources in one application has some real advantages. Looking at an individual request can tell you exactly what went wrong, it's often the context of JMX data that says why. Examining the concurrent host activity can disambiguate between whether a pause was due to a garbage collection event in the JVM or an overloaded document cache in Solr forcing additional disk access.
Next time, we'll talk about how TraceView captures these request-based metrics directly from the Solr internals. In the meantime, if you've got a Solr installation, sign up for your free account, put in on that server, and take a look inside that black box!
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The IoT is changing the way enterprises conduct business. In his session at @ThingsExpo, Eric Hoffman, Vice President at EastBanc Technologies, discussed how businesses can gain an edge over competitors by empowering consumers to take control through IoT. He cited examples such as a Washington, D.C.-based sports club that leveraged IoT and the cloud to develop a comprehensive booking system. He also highlighted how IoT can revitalize and restore outdated business models, making them profitable ...
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In the past year, the U.S. Postal Service worker has started a website ranking various barbecue restaurants across the South and earned his official barbecue judging certificate. He started judging and competing professionally and selling his homemade goods to a growing clientele of barbecue lovers.
Rebekah Ryan stood outside a Guatemalan AIDS hospital with some trepidation in July. The Hall County native wasn't afraid to admit what was on her mind.
It took longer than the famous 180 days, but around the world they went.
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June 15, 2016 MCDONALD — The 24th-annual McSummerfest will be held July 2-9 at Heritage Park. The event will kick off with a parade at 5 p.m. July 2, followed by No Bad Juju performing at 7:30 p.m. more »»
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Bids for school sites rejected
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Josh Kelly has qualified for this summer's Olympics after reaching the semi finals of the final qualification tournament in Baku
Jon-Lewis Dickinson is pleased Fighting Chance's new promotion licence will finally allow him to get back in the ring on March 26
Fighting Chance director Lewis Pendleton applied for a promoter's licence so he could maximise Jon-Lewis Dickinson's potential
Boxing stable Fighting Chance's link-up with Made In Tyne and Wear is they key as they join boxing's promotion game
Glenn McCrory looks back at a memorable night of boxing in London as Anthony Joshua answers many critics in win over Dillian Whyte
Glenn McCrory looks back at the first professional defeat for Olympic gold medallist Luke Campbell and says there's positives to take
His opinions have caused controversy throughout sport, and now heavywright champion Tyson Fury is heading to Tyneside
A phone call from an award-winning stage director sent Glenn McCrory's life spinning in yet another direction
Always someone willing to try anything new, Glenn McCrory will tread the boards in a heart-warming one-man solo show next year
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Glenn McCrory bemoans the decision of the IBF to strip Tyson Fury of the world title after he won it from Wladimir Klitschko
Glenn McCrory looks ahead to another big domestic clash next weekend between Andy Lee and Billy Joe Saunders for the WBO world title
Glenn McCrory thinks it's a shame that Tyson Fury has caused controversy but defends the heavyweight's character
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Our Colorado Springs hotel, the Cheyenne Mountain Resort, is a plush, immaculate resort with eight lodges housing 316 rooms and suites all with mountain or lake views, dominated by a lakeside 18-hole championship course. We checked in as the sun was setting and families were already gathering on the restaurant/bar terrace, some sitting on rocking chairs around a huge log fire (it was gas but looked just like the real thing). In the morning, I went for a jog and discovered the rest of the resort's facilities - pools of all shapes and sizes, a lakeside beach, children's play area, tennis courts, volleyball courts, spa, boating – you name it, this country club resort had it.
Once we had made full use of all the facilities, it was nearly brunchtime, so we headed to Western Omelette for an authentic American diner experience. It had been recommended by Zac, the hotel concierge, and he suggested I tried its special chilly sauce. It comes three ways – mild, medium and hot – and when I opted for the medium the waitress gave a knowing smile and advised me to try the mild first. When they say hot, they mean hot.
Coming from England, we were somewhat of a novelty to the waitresses here. America is the only place I know where they love an English accent and with such an adoring audience we found ourselves speaking like Emma Thompson and Hugh Grant. They loved it.
Our final Colorado Springs attraction was the spectacular Garden of the Gods, a series of strange and awe-inspiring rock formations of red, blue, purple and white sandstones and limestone that rise majestically out of the ground due to the various uplifts of the Pikes Peak massif. We learnt all this and more in a 14-minute video called 'How did those red rocks get there', shown in the visitors centre, also home to a mini-exhibit and a gift shop. It's definitely worth a stop-off so you know what you're admiring. You also get some great views of the rocks from a viewing deck.
The Garden of the Gods are free to the people of Colorado Springs and anyone can drive in and get up close. Maps tell you the names of them all – Kissing Camels, Balanced Rock, Siamese Twins. As if the rocks weren't magnificent enough, a brave (or stupid) climber had somehow made his way to the top of one of the most death-defying steep ones, known as the Cathedral Spire. Perched on the thin summit, he was attracting attention from the other visitors who were all discussing how he got there and, more importantly, how the hell he was going to get down again. We stuck around as long as we could in the heat to await his descent, but when we left he was still sitting up there. I hope he made it down ok.
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Columbia-Northwest Knights Inn, Columbia
- Free continental breakfast, free WiFi, and free parking
Main amenities
- 117 guestrooms
- Outdoor pool
- 24-hour front desk
- Coffee/tea in common area
- Air conditioning
- Conference space
For families
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Private bathroom
- Premium TV channels
- Television
- Iron/ironing board
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- South Carolina State House (6.7 mi / 10.8 km)
- University of South Carolina (7.4 mi / 11.9 km)
- Riverbanks Zoo and Garden (4 mi / 6.4 km)
- Earlewood Park (4.6 mi / 7.4 km)
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Columbia-Northwest Knights Inn, Columbia
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Florence Welch Shuns Twitter for Real Life
Florence and the Machine "Dog Days Are Over" singer, Florence Welch has an account on the microblogging website but her showbiz life is so hectic, she only manages to post on it sporadically.
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Florence Welch tells Britain's You magazine, "I can only manage about one (Tweet) a month. It's not that I don't want to, it's just that when I am in a situation where I am doing something amazing it's a shame - and rather rude - to bring out my phone and start Tweeting."
"I think a lot of people miss out on enjoying the moment because they are so busy trying to communicate it to the world. And I want to keep some moments to myself."
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PS3K said: Famitsu Teases Kingdom Hearts III
Not much info but it's something.
Kingdom hearts 3 on the works?!?!
Kingdom hearts and Final Fantasy HD collections?!?!
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Kenni said: Would totally be up for a KH HD remake.
Won't be surprised if they turn BBS into a PS3 version.
kiryuu said: Square Enix just need to release KH3 on PS3 already.
kiryuu said: They will just release another spin off & keep the KH3 hype.
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All going to plan, pending selection and avoiding injury, Rowan will play in his 250th Division 1 match for Marist Albion v Burnside at Burnside Park. To mark this huge achievement the club encourages all past and present players, coaches and supporters to come along to the game, kickoff will be at 2.45pm. Further celebrations will follow at the Marist Albion clubrooms into the evening, more details to come...
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Does anybody know if there is a Papaver paeniflorum Maltese Cross? I've been looking on the internet, but could'nt find anything.
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Hi everybody,
The Papaver paeoniflorum is just the doubled puffy version of the Papaver Somniferum. Ive never heard or a Maltese Cross poppy. There is the Danebrog, which is red with a white cross and has frilly edges (Looks like the Danish Flag). There is also aThe Queen's Poppy that has a white cross with red like the above mentioned but it isnt frilly on the edges.
Thank you. I've been looking on the internet and could find any paeniflorum Maltese Cross. So Maybe it's the Daneborg ore the Queens poppy. I'm going to put some seeds in the ground and than we will find out.
Bye, Astrid
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