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- The excitement of the Rolex Kentucky Three-Day Event presented by Land Rover is about to begin at the Kentucky Horse Park. Sixty-two horses were presented at the first horse inspection, of which five were held with three being passed upon re-inspection, one being withdrawn from the holding box, and one not being accepted upon re-inspection. Following the first horse inspection, 60 horse-and-rider combinations from seven nations will vie for top honors at America's only CCI4* event which also serves as the Rolex/USEF National CCI4* Championship. With the 2014 Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games taking place this summer, the event also serves as an important selection trial for riders hoping to be named to the Land Rover U.S. Eventing Team.
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This year's field is filled with seasoned veterans and first-time competitors in what will surely be an exciting competition. Many of America's top horses and riders hope to prove their mettle this week in a star-studded field. Buck Davidson and Phillip Dutton, both three-time Rolex/USEF National CCI4* Champions, have multiple mounts ready to tackle Kentucky's CCI4*. Davidson (Ocala, Fla.) will ride Cassandra Segal's Ballynoe Castle RM, his partner for the 2013 Rolex/USEF National CCI4* Champion title, Caroline and Sherrie Martin's Petite Flower, and Carl and Cassandra Segal's Park Trader. Dutton (West Grove, Pa.) will also ride three horses; Bruce Duchossois' Mighty Nice, Mr. Medicott Syndicate's Mr. Medicott, and Trading Aces LLC's Trading Aces. Fellow three-time Rolex/USEF National CCI4* Champion Kim Severson (Charlottesville, Va.) will ride her own Fernhill Fearless in her first CCI4* since 2011.
Two other Rolex/USEF National CCI4* Champions look to find success again in Kentucky. Sinead Halpin (Oldwick, N.J.) rode Manoir de Carneville Syndicate LLC's Manoir de Carneville to the national title in 2011 and comes to the Kentucky Horse Park in good form. Allison Springer (Upperville, Va.) returns with her 2012 Rolex/USEF National CCI4* Champion partner, Arthur Syndicate LLC's Arthur, as well as Copycat Chloe Syndicate LLC's Copycat Chloe, riding the mare in her first CCI4*. Springer's veteran partner Arthur is making his sixth appearance in Kentucky, more than any other horse in the field.
"It's so much fun to be back," said Springer. "It was really hard being here last year as a spectator. Also to have Arthur back, his sixth year, is great. He's 15 going on 7 so I still have plenty of fuel in the tank for cross country day."
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Up-and-coming stars of the sport will display their talent at the event. Lillian Heard (Poolesville, Md.), who was named to the 2014 Eventing High Performance Winter/Spring Training National List, will tackle her first CCI4* in Kentucky. She will ride long-time partner Share Option, with whom she has performed well at the Advanced and three-star levels.
"It feels very good to be here but I'm very nervous," commented Heard. "Everyone is here and it feels like I finally made it."
Andrew Nicholson (NZL) hopes to achieve a win here with Avebury to be in contention for the Rolex Grand Slam of Eventing after the pair rose to champion honors for the 2013 Land Rover Burghley Horse Trials. The Rolex Grand Slam of Eventing awards $350,000 to the successive winner of Rolex Kentucky Three-Day Event, Mitsubishi Motors Badminton Horse Trials, and Land Rover Burghley Horse Trials.
An exciting addition to the competition this year is the Dubarry of Ireland Nations Team Challenge, which will award $20,000 in prize money while helping national teams prepare for the team competition at the 2014 Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games. For this competition, "Team" is defined as the top three finishers from each nation represented. This will be strictly a "Scoreboard Competition" with the top three scores of each nation counting towards the final placings. The winning team will have the fewest penalties after adding together the final scores of the three highest-placed individuals from each nation. Ribbons will be given to the top four teams and prize money will be awarded to the owners.
The Rolex Kentucky Three-Day Event presented by Land Rover is also part of the FEI Classics™ series. The FEI Classics™ is a series uniting the top end of the international Eventing circuit, namely the five four-star Eventing competitions currently on the calendar.
Dressage begins tomorrow at 10:00am ET with Davidson and Petite Flower.
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Enjoyed this movie a lot. I was unaware of the story when watching and I was glad for that. Sad and horrible to think something like this would ever happen. I like movies like this that make you think after watching.
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I read the book, so I knew what I was getting into before I watched the movie. It's fantastic with incredible performances by Keira Kneightly and Andrew Garfield, but a spectacular performance by Carey Mulligan! The script is excellent at allowing the viewer to keep pace with the lives and discoveries of the students at a strange, and very secular boarding school and not giving too much away too quickly. The reveals throughout the film are as heartbreaking to the viewer as they are to the characters, and you begin to truely feel for them. POSSIBLE SPOILER!! (When you learn about the truth about the gallery, you feel almost EXACTLY how the characters feel) This shows the scriptwriter's skills at translating Ishiguro's impressive writing. END POSSIBLE SPOILER!! Overall, the film isn't about the controversial concept that pervades throughout the film. Instead, it's really a film about the true beauty of love and all the little and not so little things that makes life worth living and truely appreciating that life. You may not feel uplifted at the end, but the movie will stay with you long after it's over.
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was actually really, really good. great performances on all parts. missed the chance to see it when it opened at TIFF so i'm glad i finally got a chance to see it. plus i just love keira knightley. 9/10
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Haunting and tragic but also very beautiful and moving. watch if you can stand being put through some strong emotions.
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I can't wait to see this. Day-Lewis is the best actor around. After you watch this, go back and watch "The Gangs of New York" again, or for the first time. I suspect you won't believe it's the same guy.Hide replies
Agreed...while I'm not a huge fan of "gangs of new york" he really made that movie. "There Will Be Blood" is also one of my favorite movies that he is awesome in. Definitely one of the greatest actors of all time.
Day-Lewis is likely the greatest character actor of his generation. While owning two Oscars (which is no gauge for great acting), he probably could have a few more if it weren't for the Acadamy choosing politically correct topics and sympathetic characters over actual acting in a role (see Day-Lewis in Gangs of New York losing to Adrien Brody playing a favorite Hollywood role...the sufferer). Fortunately Spielberg doesn't pull from the Oliver Stone play book and just rewrite history as he sees fit. Should be a movie that has a great attention to detail that strives for accuracy. Looking forward to seeing it.
I too look forward to see this but I wonder if they even mention that in the 1864 election the Democrats wanted to end the war and settle with the South and allow them to maintain slavery? Betcha this isn't covered. A very worthwhile trip is to go to Springfield IL, and see all of the Lincolen sites, inlcuding his home which is just as it was.Hide replies
The National Union Party was a strange time in American politics.
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Jennifer Lopez's two-year-old twins, Max and Emme, have made their modeling debut in a campaign for fashion house Gucci. Lopez and her husband Marc Anthony welcomed the tots in 2008 and now the youngsters have appeared with their mother in a new photoshoot for the brand's children's line.
The singer/actress is pictured walking on the beach with the twins in her arms in the shots and Lopez admits she is delighted with the results. She tells US Weekly, "It's the first time I have worked with my kids in that way. It was a totally special experience... I did a photo shoot when they were three weeks old, but now that they are two and a half, it's totally different!"
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by FD 2012 World Championship on 26 Sep 2012
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On day three of the 2012 Flying Dutchman World Championships, a fleet for 44 took to the water after the end of a shoreside postponement due to lack of wind. The day was brighter, the waves crashed around the bay although the race area was relatively calm with a slight swell.
Eventually there was sufficient wind to start racing. The fleet got away at the first start with a few OCS - all but one returned to restart. During the first race, a standard triangle, sausage with a final windward leg the wind was in the 6 to 10 knot range from 220 to 240*.
At the end of the first lap Kay-Uwe Lüdtke/Kai Schäfers (GER 88) led with Jan Lechler/Jens Salow (GER 100), World and European Champions - Szabolcs Majthényi and András Domokos (HUN 70), and Enno Krammer and Ard Geelkerken (NED 26) in hot pursuit.
By the finish Enno and Ard had gained the lead with the other three holding their positions.
Race 2 started soon after the end of race 1 in about six to eight knots of wind. There was heavy bunching at the Committee boat end as boats tried to tack away to the heavily favoured starboard side of the race course - in towards the shore.
The right hand side was also favoured on the second beat although some of the leading boats went too far in and lost a few places.
At the windward mark after the second beat Dirk Bogumil/Michael Lisken (GER 199) was in the lead, second Peggy Bahr/Torsten Bahr (GER 19), third GER 88, fourth HUN 70, fifth GER 100, sixth Dirk Loewe/Sven Hermenau (GER 35).
On the run most of the fleet went right. As the final beat started the wind became more shifty and many boats tacked after rounding the leeward mark. Towards the finish the wind started dropping and places were won and lost in the final 100 metres as the wind oscillated.
The winners of the practice race Nicola Vespasiani/Francesco Vespasiani (ITA 4) found their way to the front and won the race, with András Süli/David Papp (HUN 13) second and Dirk and Sven (GER 199) third.
Most of the fleet finished in about five or six knots of wind but this gradually faded and the last boat was outside the time limit of 30 minutes behind the leading boat.
Once ashore competitors and volunteers enjoyed a hot dog and a glass of beer in the Regatta marquee.
Race 1 - Top six:
1st Enno Krammer and Ard Geelkerken - NED 26,
2nd Kay-Uwe Lüdtke/Kai Schäfers - GER 88,
3rd Jan Lechler/Jens Salow - GER 100,
4th Szabolcs Majthényi and András Domokos - HUN 70,
5th Peggy Bahr/Torsten Bahr - GER 19
6th Toos Zandstra/Durk Zandstra - NED 341
Race 2 - Top six:
1st Nicola Vespasiani/Francesco Vespasiani - ITA 4,
2nd András Süli/David Papp - HUN 13,
3rd Dirk Bogumil/Michael Lisken - GER 199,
4th Kay-Uwe Lüdtke/Kai Schäfers - GER 88,
5th Jörg Herrmann/Oliver Hyzyk - GER 219,
6th Dirk Loewe/Sven Hermenau - GER 35
The third race is scheduled for 1200hrs on Wednesday 26
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In my editorial in last month's LinuxWorld Magazine, I defined inflection points (with the help of Intel's Andy Grove) as those things that change our behavior with regards to our IT strategy. I was speaking of software and hardware upgrades and other realities of running a business that make us consider other options before investing in our IT infrastructure. Typically, this means purchasing newer versions of the same solutions we've been using.
I believe many of these proceedings are on the horizon, but the question is, how deep is that horizon? For example, every year since 2000, I've heard some industry pundit, analyst, or Linux evangelist talk about it being "The Year of the Linux Desktop," and to the disappointment of many, that has not yet happened. While the adoption of Linux as a desktop platform is growing, there is no mass migration to Linux for the productivity desktop. That's not to say that there aren't a substantial number of Linux desktop users. To cite Google Zeitgeist, May 2004, (www.google.com/press/zeitgeist.html) only 1% of the operating systems visiting Google were running Linux. In contrast, 91% of the operating systems accessing Google during the month of May were running a version of Microsoft Windows. That's quite a gap, but when you consider the speed at which Linux has garnered that 1%, you have to wonder how long it will be before it overtakes Mac at 3%. After all, the Mac has been around since 1984, and according to this Google reporting, it still only controls a small part of the market (see Figure 1).
For Linux to acquire greater market share, something has to make Linux more compelling as a desktop OS. That's why I have chosen to predict, or at least identify, trends that may move us closer to widespread Linux desktop use, or at least signal Linux as an even better opportunity than it is today. Early Linux desktop adopters may find that adoption in a configuration that's slightly different from the way they're using PCs today would serve them well in either a Linux or a Windows world.
Personal Data Storage in the NetworkBecause the migration of operating systems often includes the migration of data, it may be time to rethink where we store the data. If you are going to migrate to Linux and have to move your data anyway, maybe it's time to consider storing that data in the network. That way, whenever you change PCs or need to be mobile, your data is accessible.
Today, we mostly store our personal data on PCs, which may or may not be backed up to the network. Over the long term, you may not store data locally, which is a tough pill for many people to swallow –the idea of your data being somewhere at the end of a wire that you have no control of is pretty daunting. After all, your data may contain not only financial records but also personal correspondence, pictures from a family vacation, and other precious items that, if lost, would not only cause you great inconvenience but could expose you to other dangers, such as identity theft. However, there are services out there that I would never have considered 10 years ago that today make more sense.
One of the more sensational services is Google's Gmail (http://gmail.google.com) e-mail service, which allows you to store up to 1GB of e-mail on Google's servers in exchange for your allowing them to advertise to you based on the content of your e-mail. This raises many privacy concerns. I don't believe it is Google's intent to look into your private life and supply that information to the world, but whenever a mechanism like that exists, so does the opportunity for that system to be compromised or abused. I have been playing with my Gmail account for about a week now and find it to be very useful; I would also consider paying for such a service if it included a service-level guarantee and amenities like SPAM filtering. Interestingly, Google seems to be banking on the advertising revenues generated by this service to subsidize the costs if not make it a profit center. More to the point, leaving your e-mail and other data in someone else's hands is analogous to leaving your money in the bank; you need to have some level of trust in the validity and security of the system for you to leave your money in the hands of a stranger, and the same trust must exist for you to do the same with your data. Once your data is in a position to be accessed over a network, that sets the stage for it to be accessed by application service providers (ASPs), which is when your daily computing environment could really change, whether it's on Windows or Linux.
Greater Availability of Robust ApplicationsThere are a great number of applications available for Linux, and there's an adequate software package for about 80% of all productivity computing tasks. For widespread Linux adoption, the remaining 20% of the functionality needs to be addressed. In the long term, that need will be addressed by one or both of the following methods; in the short term, bridging strategies will be necessary, as discussed later in this article.
Applications Become Web ServicesFar-reaching application availability may not come in the same package we are familiar with today. In a recent article alluded to in Red Hat's Under the Brim newsletter, Red Hat chief Matthew Szulik talked about how his vision was that, in five years, your calendar, e-mail, and word processor will become Web services and the infrastructure for those Web services will be provided by open source technologies. While I whole-heartedly agree that his vision is correct in the very long term, I suspect that day is farther out than five years. Perhaps one of the early indicators that Web services have a future is our growing dependency on the Internet for content like news, driving directions, and banking. The evolution of content provided through this medium could be productivity applications, but for that to happen, we need to have pervasive Internet access. Inklings of this are starting to emerge with the availability of data services on our mobile phones and wireless hot spots at coffee houses around the globe, but omnipresent access to rich content through wireless networks is still not a reality in much of the world. My point is this: some of your critical applications for Linux desktop adoption may exist today but they exist in the form of Web services. For example, TurboTax (www.turbotax.com) offers a Web version of their software so that you can be platform independent in using their services. Perhaps some of your other key applications will make their way to the Web as well, making your productivity desktop less platform dependent. With that dependency solved, Linux becomes a more attractive choice, especially when you look at the administration and software licensing advantages.
Major ISVs Developing Native Linux ApplicationsThe Web services vision for Linux applications is fairly futuristic and we've spent the past 20 years becoming endeared to our PCs, so I do believe that there will always be a need for applications running locally on your PC. Trusting applications and data to someone else requires a huge leap of faith. That's why people are (understandably)hesitant when adopting Linux for use in personal finance and accounting. As one accounting software manufacturer recently told me, once someone adopts an accounting package, they rarely ever change it just because they are putting a lot at risk by moving, as well as being inconvenienced by downtime and data migration. However, these same "bean counters" are also well aware of the costs of their IT infrastructure, and given an opportunity for considerably better Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) of IT infrastructure, they are apt to evaluate applications that run natively on Linux.
Widespread enterprise implementations of desktop Linux will most likely have to pass through the CFO's office, and many CFOs will want to know if their applications run on the same platform as everyone else's. That's why financial applications for Linux are going to be a consideration for desktop adoption even if for more political than practical reasons. This may be a seemingly insignificant part of the Linux desktop equation, but sometimes Linux adoption will be driven not only by facts but also by perception. It's not uncommon for me to hear Linux diehards comment that they normally use Linux but they still have one Windows PC with Quicken and/or TurboTax to supplement their Linux desktop. That's because there is no Linux application that instills the widespread confidence to handle their fiscal information. But financial packages are just the tip of the iceberg; when a wide variety of applications that are easily installed and supported become available to solve that last 20% of user needs, then we will really begin to see increased desktop adoption.
Expertise and Vendor-Neutral Management ToolsOnce Linux is installed on a PC, performance is usually excellent and in my experience downtime is rare. Very rare, that is, until a change occurs; that change could be an update to the OS kernel or the addition of new hardware. Increases in productivity due to less downtime can be quickly eaten up by administration overhead.
It's not adequate to just have tools and solutions that can get the get the job done; it's more important for those tools to be leveraged by existing personnel who can quickly gain the expertise to administer Linux systems. The learning curve needs to be minimized wherever possible. Intuitive, easy-to-learn tools are an essential part of successful migration strategies.
An emerging Linux software company, Open Country (www.opencountry.com), spoke to me about their vision for managing Linux deployments. Since Linux is an open system they want to provide the tools to manage the network. Open Country's COO, Laurent Gharda, says, "Providing an easy-to-use system management solution is of great importance to deploy and manage Linux for those companies that have little Linux expertise or expertise in another operating system." Not only is it important for that tool to exist, but for it to be vendor neutral. Mike Grove, Open Country's CEO, adds "We believe being vendor neutral is important so that customers aren't locked into one distribution over another." They believe that their OC-Manager management console will allow administrators to overcome the two underserved items when it comes to Linux system administration: management complexity and software unpredictability. Their success remains to be seen, but as more vendors concentrate on the usability aspects of the use and administration of the Linux desktop, uptake in Linux adoption will increase.
A company thinking along the same lines (though not in terms of vendor neutrality) is Xandros (www.xandros.com), makers of the popular Xandros Business Desktop. They have announced the development of the Xandros Desktop Management Server, which is intended to allow for deployment and management of Xandros desktops. While their solution is aimed at Xandros desktops, it's another example of mass deployment tools that will be developed to try to aid adoption in the enterprise. All of these early efforts are worth watching, as they could be potential aids to your successful migration to a Linux desktop platform.
Breaking Vendor DependenciesIt's time for you to not only re-evaluate operating systems, but also to evaluate new technologies from a platform-neutral perspective. I don't expect anyone to toss their existing infrastructure in favor of a brand new OS; costs of migration right off the bat could be more substantial than using an incumbent solution. However, if you are evaluating a new technology, it's wise to consider whether it will lock you into a dependency on the operating system or browser for Web applications. Even if you don't adopt Linux today, you should consider how purchasing something today will affect your choices tomorrow. Any time you have options to make multiple choices on a solution, you can negotiate prices and make sure that the services and supporting features are best suited for your needs. There is nothing more frustrating than buyer's remorse; you may want to reflect on these points when you begin to evaluate a Linux migration.
In the Meantime: Staging a Linux MigrationThere are few things you can do to prepare for Linux as a desktop platform.
Build Internal ExpertiseWhile you can't spend too much time investigating every new technology that comes on the scene, building expertise within your organization in preparation for serious Linux evaluations is a good investment. It's a good investment for two reasons: you may realize the cost savings Linux can provide you, or it may save you from migrating to Linux in a way that costs you more than it saves. Additionally, this will help you understand what would make good Linux pilots and will help you make informed decisions when it's time to come to a verdict on Linux as a solution. Plus, Linux server expertise, which is a very good investment today, should translate to the desktop when you make that commitment tomorrow.
Develop a Bridging StrategyIdentify solutions that help bridge the gap between ideal Linux solutions and what's workable today. These bridges would include any of the following:
- Cross-platform applications: Areas for evaluation would include office suites that can be implemented on existing systems before a large scale OS migration, e.g., Mozilla Web browsers (www.mozilla.org) and Sun's Star Office (www.sun.com/staroffice).
- Emulators and virtual machines: Recognize those absolutely essential applications you use today in your Windows environment and look at the potential of migrating them intact to Linux. There are a variety of ways to do this via a virtual machine or emulated environment in which the Windows application is executed as intended, but in a virtual machine running on Linux or through an emulated Windows API. The solutions to consider for this include VMWare (www.vmware.com), Win4Lin (www.win4lin.com), and Wine (www.winehq.com).
- Terminal servers: Another approach to filling the gap between widespread application availability and the current situation is to host and redisplay critical applications via a terminal server and redisplay them to Linux desktops. Applications can even be running on Microsoft Windows servers via Windows Terminal Server and redisplayed to Linux desktops via solutions like Citrix (www.citrix.com), Tarantella (www.tarantella.com), and GraphOn (www.graphon.com). However, this is probably the least attractive way to migrate because it requires a mixed operating system footprint.
Evaluate Your Existing InfrastructureTake inventory of what is going on in your enterprise today. Develop metrics that give you a snapshot of how events like PC downtime affect your bottom line.
- Look at actual costs of IT systems: Cost involves a lot more than software licensing and hardware. There are costs associated with viruses, spam, and the resulting downtime and administrative overhead to deal with them. Particularly, evaluate the potential for open source solutions to reduce these costs. In this scenario, it would be wise to look at any solutions that are subject to viruses or require costly closed source software to maintain.
- Determine usable hardware life: The city of Munich, Germany, has received a lot of media attention since announcing their intention to move to Linux as a desktop platform. One of the deciding factors for this was the costs associated with upgrading their hardware to support newer versions of the Windows operating system. Their problems aren't unique, and you may find that users' computing needs aren't changing as fast as hardware is being improved or software versions are coming out. Decide if upgrading to the latest and greatest is going to offer more value than older hardware and a Linux operating system.
- Determine user needs: I have this dilemma every year when new cars come out. I often think how nice it would be to have the latest model equipped with the latest and greatest gadgets. However, when I evaluate my needs versus my wants, I find that very seldom can I find justification for such a purchase. IT equipment is very much the same; even though faster processors, newer operating systems, and and newer applications have been released, the needs of the end user are probably very similar to what they where when older equipment was first purchased. If end of support life is a factor in your decision, make sure that you don't overbuy during your technology refresh.
ConclusionI would like to say with 100% confidence that anyone reading this article could make the move to Linux on the desktop today. However, that wouldn't be true –there are many factors limiting the adoption of Linux, but those factors are becoming fewer as the days go by. My recommendation is that, if you are interested in a Linux enterprise and you have objections that can't be overcome today, that you watch as more milestones are reached. Also, talk to vendors you may already trust who have a Linux strategy today (Novell, IBM, and Sun come to mind). Then choose the one whose products are most complementary to your objectives and start to formulate a bridging strategy to successfully migrate from one platform to another.
I advise this much time in evaluating one technology largely because open source initiatives are probably the most "disruptive technologies" that have the grandest potential to be successful at all levels of computing use. In the upcoming years, Linux advancement in both server and desktop applications could have the potential to help control one of your costly expenditures as well as enable you to have more freedom in your technology environments. By increasing productivity and providing competition in the desktop computing arena, there can be nothing but good things to come.
Tomorrow's Linux desktop may focus less on the client and more on the network. The ecosystem shown in Figure 1 would be conducive to Linux as an end-user platform.
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IoT is rapidly changing the way enterprises are using data to improve business decision-making. In order to derive business value, organizations must unlock insights from the data gathered and then act on these. In their session at @ThingsExpo, Eric Hoffman, Vice President at EastBanc Technologies, and Peter Shashkin, Head of Development Department at EastBanc Technologies, discussed how one organization leveraged IoT, cloud technology and data analysis to improve customer experiences and effi...
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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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There are several IoTs: the Industrial Internet, Consumer Wearables, Wearables and Healthcare, Supply Chains, and the movement toward Smart Grids, Cities, Regions, and Nations. There are competing communications standards every step of the way, a bewildering array of sensors and devices, and an entire world of competing data analytics platforms. To some this appears to be chaos. In this power panel at @ThingsExpo, moderated by Conference Chair Roger Strukhoff, Bradley Holt, Developer Advocate a...
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A strange thing is happening along the way to the Internet of Things, namely far too many devices to work with and manage. It has become clear that we'll need much higher efficiency user experiences that can allow us to more easily and scalably work with the thousands of devices that will soon be in each of our lives. Enter the conversational interface revolution, combining bots we can literally talk with, gesture to, and even direct with our thoughts, with embedded artificial intelligence, wh...
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Machine Learning helps make complex systems more efficient. By applying advanced Machine Learning techniques such as Cognitive Fingerprinting, wind project operators can utilize these tools to learn from collected data, detect regular patterns, and optimize their own operations. In his session at 18th Cloud Expo, Stuart Gillen, Director of Business Development at SparkCognition, discussed how research has demonstrated the value of Machine Learning in delivering next generation analytics to imp...
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Connected devices and the industrial internet are growing exponentially every year with Cisco expecting 50 billion devices to be in operation by 2020. In this period of growth, location-based insights are becoming invaluable to many businesses as they adopt new connected technologies. Knowing when and where these devices connect from is critical for a number of scenarios in supply chain management, disaster management, emergency response, M2M, location marketing and more. In his session at @Th...
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When people aren't talking about VMs and containers, they're talking about serverless architecture. Serverless is about no maintenance. It means you are not worried about low-level infrastructural and operational details. An event-driven serverless platform is a great use case for IoT. In his session at @ThingsExpo, Animesh Singh, an STSM and Lead for IBM Cloud Platform and Infrastructure, will detail how to build a distributed serverless, polyglot, microservices framework using open source tec...
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IoT offers a value of almost $4 trillion to the manufacturing industry through platforms that can improve margins, optimize operations & drive high performance work teams. By using IoT technologies as a foundation, manufacturing customers are integrating worker safety with manufacturing systems, driving deep collaboration and utilizing analytics to exponentially increased per-unit margins. However, as Benoit Lheureux, the VP for Research at Gartner points out, "IoT project implementers often ...
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It is one thing to build single industrial IoT applications, but what will it take to build the Smart Cities and truly society changing applications of the future? The technology won't be the problem, it will be the number of parties that need to work together and be aligned in their motivation to succeed. In his Day 2 Keynote at @ThingsExpo, Henrik Kenani Dahlgren, Portfolio Marketing Manager at Ericsson, discussed how to plan to cooperate, partner, and form lasting all-star teams to change t...
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Throughly enjoyable trip. Manuele our tour guide was excellent. He kept us entertained as well as being extremely knowledgable about the wines and the vineyard. Would highly recommend
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Our tour guide Luca was fantastic! He was very knowledgable about the area and provided some history along the way. It isn't wine making season so the vineyard was inactive but it was interesting to see how the wine is stored. We had a grand time sampling 4 different wines! I would highly recommend.
Terrific experience. Knowledgeable guide who had great sense of humour, and siommelier was excellent
Absolutely wonderful. Our tour guides were informative, considerate, and friendly. We thoroughly enjoyed our experience.
After a few days of being in the city, it was nice to take a trip in to the country side and see the lovely rolling hills filled with vineyards and olive groves. Rebecca, our tour guide, was knowledgeable about the area, the wine, and gave good tips on the city. The vineyard itself was lovely and even better, the wine was AMAZING! we learned a lot and even brought a few bottles home. highly recommended
This was an amazing experience right outside the center of Rome. Rebecca our tour guide was super nice and knowledgeable of the history of Rome, the winery, the wines, and Italian! I would certainly do this tour again and highly recommend going if you can. We bought some amazing wine too.
Trip was an hour out of Rome in a comfortable bus no rest room - go before you leave -- wine fermentation under a Roman Aqueduct was really neat. Explanations by guides was top notch and the wines were excellent 4 full glasses -- worth it only complaint is that Viator charged credit card twice for two people so watch for that -- worth it at twice the price but they are managed from afar and hard to get credit back
The tour guide was awesome! He had a great energy, good sense of humor, and was very kind and helpful. The tour was more than I expected, I highly recommend it and would even do it again in a future trip to Rome. The place is beautiful and the wines are AMAZING!
Absolutely fantastic wine and very reasonable prices. We are only regretting that we couldn't purchase more.
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My wife a wine and olive oil snob thought this was about the most fun tour of our three-week Italian journey! Our guide, Rebecca, whilst an America, had an impeccable command of the Italian language, customs and culture. The sun was warm, the wine delightful, and the ambience perfect -- la dolce vita!
Worth every penny. The scenery is amazing. The tour guides were awesome.
Great afternoon tour in nearby Rome wine area. Tour guide very friendly and informative.
Tour was great. We were met promptlyby the tour guides who were very friendly and introduced themselves to us right away. The wine tasting was fantastic. We sampled four different wines (not 3 as the tour info states). the wine lecture was interesting and we had an opportunity to purchase after.
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The best wine we had in Italy and Massimo was an amazing guide. A great time and highly recommended.
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Whether you are planning on dinner for 1, or for 100, Riviera Maya Mexican Restaurant offers a casual, and comfortable dining experience. Relax in our cozy booths, or sit next to the palm trees; while tasting the most traditional and authentic of mole sauces. Choose a wine to accentuate the flavors, a mango Mojito, or a coconut Margarita to accompany your meal. Request a sample of our fresh, daily offerings which may consist of Sesame Seed Mole, or Pumpkin Seed Mole, Almond Mole, Peanut Mole, or Mole Oaxaca, or perhaps start with the coconut shrimp tapas. We invite you to disconnect from the world for a brief period of time to fully enjoy your dinner. Savor each ingredient, and enjoy each visit, at Riviera Maya Restaurant, in Bay View, in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
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