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|Stanley Rothschild
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This invention relates to devices for determining the pitch of notes generated by musical instruments.
The tuning procedure for any musical instrument generally requires great skill. Ordinarily, one note is tuned to a standard pitch. The other notes are then tuned relative to the first note and relative to each other by ear. This requires that the tuner be capable of discerning accurately specific frequencies such as "A" which has a fundamental frequency of 440 vibrations per second. Accordingly, several devices have been proposed to assist musicians and other persons involved in tuning instruments in locating exact pitches. U.S. Pat. No. 4,399,732 to Rothschild et al discloses a pitch determination device including a transducer which converts a sound into an electrical signal and a frequency translation circuit for translating the frequency of the electrical signal to a predetermined octave range. A plurality of frequency sensitive circuits are connected to detect the frequencies of individual pitches in the predetermined octave band. This device operates quite effectively but the cost of fabrication is prohibitively high. Accordingly, a need has arisen for a device which is low in cost and can accurately determine the pitch of a succession of individual notes.
U.S. Pat. No. 3,788,184 to Zeiser shows a tuning device in which an input signal is converted to a D.C. voltage. The D.C. voltage is then compared with an attenuator having an output representative of 10 millivolts per Hz.
U.S. Pat. No. 3,144,802 to Faber Jr. et al shows a tuning device in which the frequency of a received signal is determined by counting pulses produced by a frequency generator. A visual display is produced of the exact frequency of the received signal.
U.S. Pat. No. 4,481,857 to Havener shows a system for tuning musical instrument in which the exact frequency of a signal is determined and displayed.
U.S. Pat. No. 4,028,985 to Merritt shows a pitch determination system in which the peaks of a received signal are determined and used to drive a period measuring circuit.
U.S. Pat. No. 4,280,387 to Moog discloses a frequency following circuit in which a plurality of signal peaks are detected and used to produce a voltage proportional to the period between successive peaks.
One object of the present invention is to provide a pitch identification device which can identify a tone having a frequency which falls within any of eight octaves.
A further object of the present invention is to provide a pitch identification device which can identify pitches in terms familiar to all musicians. That is, the device must identify the pitches in terms of standard musical notation such as A, F♯, etc., rather than providing an indication of the frequency of the pitch.
A still further objective of the present invention is to provide a pitch identification device which relieves the musician of the burden of operating a switch to preset the device to a desired pitch.
Yet another object of the present invention is to provide a pitch identification device which can be produced from a relatively limited number of components so as to be inexpensive to manufacture, yet has great versatility.
In accordance with the above and other objects, the present invention is a device for determining the pitch of a sound produced by a musical instrument. The device comprises a transducer for converting the sound to an electrical signal. A frequency to voltage converter is provided for transforming the signal into a voltage which is proportional to the signal frequency. A voltage translation circuit translates the voltage to be equivalent to one representing a corresponding pitch in a predetermined octave band. The translated voltage is then compared to voltages representing known pitches.
The voltage translation circuit may be a gain controllable amplifier whose gain is increased in predetermined increments until the output of the amplifier is within a range indicative of the predetermined octave.
The voltage comparison is made by dividing the output of the gain controllable amplifier by a voltage which is increased in predetermined increments until the output of the divider is within a predetermined range.
The above and other objects of the present invention will become more readily apparent as the invention is more fully described in the following detailed description, reference being made to the accompanying drawing which is a block diagram of the pitch identification device of the present invention.
The pitch identification device 10 includes a transducer 12 which can be any commercially available microphone. The transducer 12 is connected to an amplifier 14 which can be any standard integrated circuit amplifier such as a Texas Instruments TI074. Amplifier 14 has a very high gain so that its output is a square wave at a frequency equal to that of the signal input to microphone 12. A gain of approximately 2600 is adequate for this purpose. The output of amplifier 14 is passed to a zero crossing detector 16 which generates a square wave at a TTL voltage level equal in frequency to the incoming signal. A National Semiconductor LM319 integrated circuit can be used for this purpose. The square wave output of zero crossing detector 16 is input to a voltage to frequency converter 18 which outputs a D.C. voltage proportional to the frequency of the input signal. A Teledyne-Philbrick 4702 integrated circuit can be used for this purpose. The D.C. output of frequency to voltage converter 18 is passed to a gain controllable amplifier 20 which receives the signal input on line 22 and passes an amplified signal out on line 24. The gain of amplifier 20 is controlled by an input on line 26. The gain controllable amplifier 20 can be a HA2405 circuit manufactured by Harris Corporation.
The gain of amplifier 20 is controlled by the output of a counter 28 which has an input connected through a line 30 from an oscillator 32. Oscillator 32 may be a standard Signetics 555 circuit and counter 28 can be a Texas Instruments SN74193 circuit. Counter 28 also has an enable input connected through a line 34 to a window detector 36. Window detector 36 can be a National Semiconductor LM319 voltage comparator circuit. Window detector 36 receives the output of gain controllable amplifier 20 through line 38. The window detector is set so as to inhibit the counter 28 when the voltage on line 38 is within the range of 4.0886 to 8.1667 volts. This range represents the highest octave of interest, as will be discussed below. When the output voltage of amplifier 20 is below this range, counter 28 is enabled and counts up in response to pulses received from oscillator 32. The output of counter 28 on lines 26 represents a binary number which increases in response to the increasing count in counter 28. This increasing binary signal causes amplifier 20 to have a stepwise increase in its gain G1 which is defined as follows:
where N equa1s 0 to 7.
N in the above equation represents the number of octaves to which the present invention can respond. The range set in window detector 36 represents the range of voltages which would be produced by signals in the highest of the eight octaves. Accordingly, if a signal is received at microphone 12 in the 8th octave, the output of amplifier 20 is already in the range of window detector 36 so that counter 28 is never enabled. If the signal received at microphone 12 is in the 7th octave, window detector 36 will permit counter 28 to increase by one count thus increasing the output of amplifier 20 to the range of window detector 36 whereupon counter 28 is inhibited. Accordingly, the count in counter 28 will be higher for each successively lower octave with the maximum count being seven representing the lowest octave. Accordingly, it can be seen that the count in counter 28 is representative of the octave occupied by the signal being received by microphone 12. Display 62 then displays the octave of the played tone.
The output of amplifier 20 is presented to analog divider 40 which may be an Analog Devices AD534 integrated circuit. Divider 40 receives the output of amplifier 20 along line 24 at the Z input and receives a second input along a line 42 at the X input. A Y input receives an offset voltage of -10 volts along a line 44. The transfer function of the divider can be represented as follows:
eout =(10Z/X)+Y (2)
The value of the X input received on line 42 is determined by a second gain controllable amplifier 46 which may also be a Harris Corporation HA2405 device. The signal input of this amplifier is received on line 48 and comprises a D.C. voltage of 4.186 volts. The gain controllable input is received on a line 50 from a second counter 52 which receives the output of oscillator 32 through a line 54. The gain G2 of this amplifier is given as follows:
where K equals 0 to 11.
The reference input voltage 4.186 volts represents the pitch C. When K=1, the output voltage represents the pitch C♯, K=2 represents the pitch D, etc., until K=11 where the output voltage represents the pitch B.
In terms of musical pitch, a "cent" is the ratio of two tones whose frequencies are the twelvehundredth root of 2, that is 21/1200. Thus, 100 cents represents the separation of frequencies which are adjacent to each other on the chromatic scale. A tone that is 50 cents off in frequency would be halfway between two adjacent tones. Thus, a tone which is 50 cents high would have a frequency 1.0293 times higher than the true pitch and a pitch 50 cents low would be 0.9715 times that of the true pitch.
The gain controllable amplifier 46 produces an output, as discussed above, which represents individual notes on the scale. The ratio produced by divider 40 therefore indicates the number of cents between the tone represented by the signal on line 42 and the tone represented by the signal on line 24 if both of these tones are approximately the same pitch. In order to produce the same pitched tone, an amplifier 56 receives the output of divider 40 and amplifies it by a gain of 8.665 which, if the tones on lines 24 and 42 are approximately equal, will produce an output voltage between -2.4 volts and +2.4 volts. This signal is passed to window detector 58 which has an output connected to the enable input of counter 52. If the signal output from amplifier 56 is not within the range of window detector 58, counter 52 is enabled and the pulses from oscillator 32 cause an increase of the count in counter 52. This increase is produced incrementally so that the gain of amplifier 46 is increased incrementally from the pitch C to the pitch C♯, etc. As soon as the pitch signal output from amplifier 46 is close to that output from amplifier 20, the signal from amplifier 56 will be within the window range of detector 58. This will cause an output from detector 58 which inhibits the counter 52.
Counter 52 also has an output on line 60 to a display 68. As will be understood, the count in counter 52 is directly representative of the pitch of the tone on line 24. If the count is 0 the tone is a C., if the count is 1, the tone is C♯, etc. Thus, display 68 can directly display a signal indicative of the pitch of the tone being received at microphone 12 by correlating the count in counter 52 with the appropriate musical note.
As discussed above, the output of divider 40 produces a ratio between the Z input and the X input. This ratio would produce output voltages of 0.293 volt and -0.285 volt when the pitch on line 24 is approximately to that on line 42. The gain of amplifier 56 is set at 8.665 so as to amplify the output voltages from divider 40 to approximately �2.5 volts which corresponds to approximately �.05 volts per cent. Thus, it can be seen that the range of window detector 58 is approximately �50 cents from the exact pitch.
The output of amplifier 56 is also provided through a line 64 to a meter 66 which is calibrated in increments of 0.05 volts. Accordingly, this meter is driven by the output of amplifier 56 so as to indicate the exact number of cents difference between the tone received at microphone 12 and the exact pitch indicated by the signal on line 42. Thus, this meter indicates how sharp or flat the tone is compared to the true pitch.
In operation, one tone at a time is played into microphone 12. This produces a signal having a frequency equal to the played tone. Amplifier 14 amplifies this signal and zero crossing detector 16 converts the signal into a square wave. Frequency to voltage converter 18 outputs a D.C. voltage on line 22 which is indicative of the frequency of the played tone. This D.C. voltage is the input to the gain controllable amplifier 20 which initially outputs the signal on line 24 with no amplification. The gain of amplifier 20 is incrementally increased by counter 28 until the output on line 24 is in the range of window detector 36. The signal on line 24 is then divided in circuit 40 by a signal produced by amplifier 46. The output of amplifier 46 initially represents the pitch C. If the signal on line 24 is not a C., the output of divider 40 is not within the range of window detector 58 and counter 52 is incremented by the output of oscillator 32. Counter 52 is incremented in this manner until the signal on line 42 represents the pitch also represented by the signal on line 24. At this time, the output of divider 40 amplified by amplifier 56 is within the range of detector 58 and counter 52 is inhibited. Display 62 then displays the octave of the played tone, display 68 then displays the pitch of the played tone, and meter 66 represents the number of cents by which the played tone deviates from the actual true tone.
It will be understood that counters 28 and 52 are automatically cleared when no tone is present. Once a tone is played, or changed in pitch, display 62 and meter 66 would then display the octave and sharpness or flatness of the tone as compared to the true pitch.
Changing from one pitch to another will cause the device to search for the new pitch, since the referenced voltage will be outside the voltage window of window detector 36 or 58, causing the counters to increase or decrease the count, as appropriate.
The foregoing explanation is set forth for purposes of illustrating the present invention but is not considered to be limitative thereof. Clearly, numerous additions, substitutions and other changes can be made to the invention without departing from the scope thereof as set forth in the appended claims.
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|Publication date
|Jun 1, 1961
|Aug 18, 1964
|Faber Jr Lawrence P
|Tuning apparatus
|Jun 29, 1972
|Jan 29, 1974
|Zeiser D
|Precision electronic tuning device
|Aug 28, 1974
|Apr 6, 1976
|Mishima Kosan Co., Ltd.
|Portable device for generating and tuning a whole tone scale
|Feb 17, 1976
|Jun 14, 1977
|Merritt Lauren V
|Pitch determination and display system
|Feb 26, 1979
|Jul 28, 1981
|Norlin Music, Inc.
|Frequency following circuit
|Aug 28, 1981
|Aug 23, 1983
|Stanley Rothschild
|Pitch identification device
|Dec 29, 1980
|Nov 13, 1984
|Havener Richard D
|System for tuning musical instruments
|Citing Patent
|Filing date
|Publication date
|Oct 11, 1988
|Jan 23, 1990
|Casio Computer Co., Ltd.
|Electronic device of a type in which musical tones are produced in accordance with pitches extracted from input waveform signals
|Jul 2, 1990
|Aug 13, 1991
|Busley Bradford M
|String tensioning apparatus for a musical instrument
|Sep 22, 1993
|Feb 14, 1995
|Sabine Musical Manufacturing Company, Inc.
|Electronic tuning device
|Nov 5, 1998
|Oct 31, 2000
|Innovative Music Systems, Inc.
|System and method for automatically detecting a set of fundamental frequencies simultaneously present in an audio signal
|Aug 18, 2005
|Nov 4, 2008
|Transperformance, Llc
|Apparatus and method for self-tuning stringed musical instruments with an accompanying vibrato mechanism
|Oct 29, 2004
|Oct 6, 2009
|Zenph Studios, Inc.
|Methods, systems and computer program products for detecting musical notes in an audio signal
|Feb 23, 2010
|Museami, Inc.
|Music transcription
|Feb 14, 2008
|May 11, 2010
|Museami, Inc.
|Collaborative music creation
|Nov 23, 2010
|Museami, Inc.
|Music-based search engine
|Feb 8, 2011
|Museami, Inc.
|Music transcription
|Jul 19, 2011
|Museami, Inc.
|Music transcription
|Sep 10, 2009
|Aug 30, 2011
|Zenph Sound Innovations Inc.
|Methods, systems and computer program products for detecting musical notes in an audio signal
|May 5, 2010
|Oct 11, 2011
|Museami, Inc.
|Collaborative music creation
|Aug 20, 2012
|Jun 25, 2013
|Museami, Inc.
|Music transcription
|Feb 13, 2009
|Jul 23, 2013
|Museami, Inc.
|Music score deconstruction
|Dec 31, 2007
|Oct 13, 2015
|Adobe Systems Incorporated
|Pitch shifting frequencies
|Aug 18, 2005
|Feb 23, 2006
|Neil Skinn
|Apparatus and method for self-tuning stringed musical instruments with an accompanying vibrato mechanism
|Oct 29, 2004
|May 4, 2006
|Walker John Q Ii
|Methods, systems and computer program products for detecting musical notes in an audio signal
|Feb 1, 2008
|Aug 7, 2008
|Princeton Music Labs, Llc
|Music Transcription
|Feb 14, 2008
|Aug 14, 2008
|Museami, Inc.
|Collaborative Music Creation
|Feb 14, 2008
|Aug 14, 2008
|Museami, Inc.
|Music-Based Search Engine
|Sep 10, 2009
|Jan 7, 2010
|Walker Ii John Q
|Methods, Systems and Computer Program Products for Detecting Musical Notes in an Audio Signal
|Feb 22, 2010
|Jun 24, 2010
|Museami, Inc.
|Music transcription
|Feb 22, 2010
|Aug 12, 2010
|Museami, Inc.
|Music transcription
|Aug 26, 2010
|Museami, Inc.
|Collaborative music creation
|Dec 31, 2007
|Jul 23, 2015
|Adobe Systems Incorporated
|Pitch Shifting Frequencies
|U.S. Classification
|International Classification
|Cooperative Classification
|European Classification
|Dec 18, 1990
|Maintenance fee reminder mailed
|May 19, 1991
|Lapse for failure to pay maintenance fees
|Jul 30, 1991
|Expired due to failure to pay maintenance fee
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Did one of these 3 years ago. So much has happened since, we're all different people yada yada.
Basically the…
2008 Directed by Bruce McDonald
When disc jockey Grant Mazzy reports to his basement radio station in the Canadian town of Pontypool, he thinks it's just another day at work. But when he hears reports of a virus that turns people into zombies, Mazzy barricades himself in the radio booth and tries to figure out a way to warn his listeners about the virus and its unlikely mode of transmission.
A big thanks to Steve G for recommending this film.
Holy hell, I still have goosebumps all over! It's so clever, and just brilliantly terrifying. The only thing keeping it from receiving a full blow five star review, is that the story takes a turn halfway through that made me sigh deeply and force a very one-sided, and very unhappy conversation with my television: "what? Really?.... Oh, what the hell... Why do that? WHY!? Rewrite, re-fucking-write!".
To my relief (and my DvD players survival) it did carry on pretty well after the plot dive, and managed to deliver a pretty good ending after all. I'd recommend this to EVERYONE... everyone... everyone. everyone. everyone...…
"Pontypool .. Pontypool .. PontypoolPontypoolPontypool, Pon-ty-pool. … Now I eat you.
This is my first revisit to Pontypool, although I pass by it several times a month. I usually hunt the dial for radio CLSY, but can never seem to find it. A small shiver always runs down my spine as I pass the exit.
Pontypool is like no other film I've seen. It's not only unique as a horror, but as a film itself. Borrowing more from Orson Wells's War of the Worlds radio broadcast than its own source novel, Pontypool creates its world and characters with elegant compactness. Within the first few minutes we know all about our lead character, Grant Mizzy, a shock-jock from the big…
I had no idea what this would be about when I started watching it. Imagine my surprise when it turned out to be one of the smartest, tightest, most engrossing and original horror films I've seen this year! Canada rules the indie scene!
Film 9 of Steve Grzesiak's Worldwide Month of Scary Bastard Films
Pontypool is one of those films that I have nearly watched numerous times - on DVD, on TV and on various internet sites. I don't think anything was putting me off watching it as I purposely stopped myself from knowing anything about it. As it turned out, I don't think knowing the basic plot could have prepared me from what I was about to see.
My global tour of pant-shitters brings me to Canada for the tale of radio presenter Stephen McHattie and his producers Georgina Reilly and Lisa Roule trying to figure out what the hell is going on in the titular town around during a live broadcast.…
Let's make radio.
-Laurel Ann
The film is best be described as a psychological horror. The main characters (and the viewer) experience the "horror" through first and second hand accounts from people calling into the radio station. Never actually seeing what's happening, but hearing descriptions of what's going on. This ends up being surprisingly engrossing and suspenseful.
The entire film in fact takes place inside a small radio station with a staff of three people. On paper this film has everything going against it, but it works because of the exceptional directing by Bruce McDonald. Considering the film takes place in a very small building it's quite amazing how he's able to keep the film visually interesting from beginning to…
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The concept of an apocalyptic semiotic zombie virus besieging a radio station is an excellent one and I was on board with this movie (excepting the Lawrence Of Arabia musical number) as long as the scope of the world beyond the semi-cozy confines of the radio station kept expanding with other voices, other events, but when it began to collapse in on itself it kind of got lost in attempting greater weight than what could be supported with the tools at hand. This could very well be your cup of whiskey-infused thermos coffee even if it is not quite mine. Pontypool would have been dynamite as a radio play. PS: I dug the Roland Barthes quote/shoutout.
Asombrosa. Asombrosa. Una plaga zombi vivida desde los testimonios escuchados de los que lo están viviendo. Tres personas encerradas en una cabina de radio, transmitiendo noticias en vivo que ni ellos mismos entienden podía haber sido un sopor de padre y muy señor mío, pero han conseguido que una Beatriz, que ya no está afiebrándose y ha entrado de lleno en la fiebre y el dolor de garganta, no se pudiera separar de la pantalla. Ello es más meritorio si tenemos en cuenta que está en VOSE y hablan a gran velocidad. Costaba... pero estaba interesante. Y es que realmente donde hay buenas interpretaciónes, no hacen falta ni zombis... basta con que los que están viendo los zombis te lo…
Pontypool is an intriguing movie that is at times handled poorly and tonally confused.
I had always heard great things about this film, and such a shame too because I can tell the concept was really reaching for something.. it just fell short as a grand scheme. Honestly, it was kind of frustrating to watch. Though I liked the entire perspective of us confined inside the radio station, how they never showed anywhere outside there made for a somewhat claustrophobic viewing. Overall its more a film about mass hysteria than about zombies because there weren't enough damn zombies.
This was far more cerebral, far more complicated than I expected it to be. And yet, I came out of Pontypool feeling a mixture of intrigue and disappointment.
If I'm being honest, this film baffled me somewhat. A slow start grows into a gripping, single-location "situation movie" (like The Mist minus the monsters and gore) which hints at and later reveals a creative twist, but then sort of falls flat in its third act. It's an odd one, that's for sure.
All I knew about this movie going in was that it was classified as "horror" and had something to do with a radio jockey. That's it. I didn't know anything about its reputation or the source material it was…
Pontypool is a restrained indie horror that actually works well with telling and not showing. In a claustrophobic church basement radio station in middle of nowhere Ontario, three employees gets eyewitness but unchecked reports from the outside where people are turning into a strange and violent zombie form. It's a throwback to allegorical horrors of the 70's as Pontypool is a specifically Canadian film. This virus spread by words is linked closely to the contention between English and French speakers, an ongoing debate in Canadian provinces. Aside from these big picture themes that I don't always fully understand due to my Americanness, the film utilizes its limited space creating a rich environment permeated with fascinating small town characters. The new…
Leave logic at the door and enjoy a great horror film.
"All we hear is Radio ga ga
Radio goo goo
Radio ga ga
All we hear is Radio ga ga
Radio blah blah" - Radio Gaga by Queen
'Le parole sono importanti'.
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Keep the weekend of 15th and 16th November free for the 2014 Lipton Cup Regatta. The Royal Yacht Club of Victoria, in partnership with the Williamstown Sailing Club and the Port Melbourne Yacht Club, will be hosting the ninth annual Lipton Cup Regatta on Saturday 15th November and Sunday 16th November, on the waters of Port Phillip and Hobsons Bay.
The two-day regatta has become a firm favourite with sailing enthusiasts, with its focus on offering affordable, high quality racing for all competitors - irrespective of the size and class of boat.
The Organising Committee are working hard to finalise the program, but you can be confident that they will again deliver their proven mix of excellent racing for the serious keelboat and dinghy racers and an enjoyable weekend of sailing for the cruising boats.
The Notice of Race will be released later in the year.
Matt Bismark steering Its Knot Easy to a win in OTB Division 4 of the 2013 Lipton Cup Regatta © Bernie Kaaks
Mille Sabords rounding a mark during the 2013 Lipton Cup Regatta © Bernie Kaaks
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Rackspace® Hosting (NYSE: RAX), the open cloud company, today announced that it has been selected by Action for Children to help the organisation tackle big data challenges and scale up its IT infrastructure on demand.
Action for Children is one of the UK's largest and most prominent charities. It has been looking to re-engineer its data operation and position itself for the future. Key objectives included cost effective management of web traffic spikes and better data analysis to provide deeper insights into customers and fundraising activities.
The organisation needed to retain a portion of dedicated hardware on site to host sensitive data. However, it decided to create a hybrid solution incorporating open cloud hosting to provide the agility to accommodate data spikes.
"With Rackspace we knew that we could achieve true public, private and hybrid portability. Additionally, by using an open platform such as Rackspace Open Cloud, we could take a long term approach, ensuring that we avoided vendor lock-in around pricing or technology roadmap restrictions. This gives us the freedom to keep innovating, moving to new technology solutions and models as they are developed," said Darren Robertson, Digital Communications – Data Scientist for Action for Children.
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Action for Children also needed to ensure that its website could cope with major spikes in traffic. For example, when Stephen Fry tweeted about the charity, five million followers were encouraged to visit the website. This type of activity can crash a website if the right kind of backbone is not in place.
"Moving to the cloud completely eliminates the expensive processes required to support these spikes in the past. Rackspace provide us with the ability to scale up and down according to demand while managing costs," said Robertson. "We need to be able to scale quickly at any time of night or day and, unlike Rackspace, few vendors provide the support to lets us operate this way. This is why I am glad that we have planned our big data cloud-based future roadmap around the Rackspace open cloud platform."
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Action for Children needs to understand and manage the needs of multiple stakeholders including customers, donors, fundraisers and potential foster parents. Years of interactions with these groups has left the organisation with vast data sets. Rackspace is helping Action for Children manage this 'big data', combining the speed and affordability of cloud computing with advanced software, to provide more accurate and extensive insights than traditional data analysis.
These insights are enabling the charity to create a bespoke online experience for its diverse user groups. "We needed to be able to personalise the web experience for each user so that we don't, for example, ask students and multinational CEOs for the same kind of donation. We are following Rackspace's roadmap for big data so that we can engineer a new level of contextual user awareness into the way our IT system works," continued Robertson.
"Action For Children has adopted an open cloud computing platform for future flexibility which will support current big data innovation challenges," said Taylor Rhodes, Managing Director, International, Rackspace. "The organisation will now increase its ability to monitor and analyse where it is having the most positive impact regionally, so we are confident that Action for Children's next steps forward will reap benefits for the organisation as a whole and for those it seeks to help."
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Rackspace® Hosting (NYSE: RAX) is the open cloud company, delivering open technologies and powering more than 197,000 customers worldwide. Rackspace provides its renowned Fanatical Support® across a broad portfolio of IT products, including Public Cloud, Private Cloud, Hybrid Hosting and Dedicated Hosting. The company offers choice, flexibility and freedom from vendor lock in. Rackspace has been recognised by Bloomberg BusinessWeek as a Top 100 Performing Technology Company and is featured on Sunday Times list of 100 Best Companies to Work For. Rackspace was positioned in the Leaders Quadrant by Gartner Inc. in the "2011 Magic Quadrant for Managed Hosting."
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About Action for Children is a national charity delivering services that respond to the local needs of children, young people, their families and communities. Action for Children works in local communities with over 50,000 children and young people through 600 projects across the UK (as at 1st December). The charity specialises in working with children and young people whose families need support, who are in care, who are disabled or who experience severe difficulties in their lives. The Action for Children vision is of a world where all children and young people have a sense of belonging, and are loved and valued; a world where they can fulfill their potential and experience the joy of life.
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Do not watch the clip I've posted below. It's a deleted scene from Divergent, and it's ultra-violent. It features a gruesome sequence in which a Dauntless initiate named Edward gets stabbed in the eye with a butter knife. That's right. In the eye. With a butter knife.
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From the Editor: January 2005 - Security on the Go
It's time to question some security assumptions. Regular users' systems are always on an internal network with a firewall between them and the Internet. The only hosts reachable from the outside are a few bastion hosts. Bastion hosts run a strictly limited set of software, and only sysadmins have accounts on them. Computer security depends on physical security, because anyone who breaks into the server room can boot the server from a rescue disk and have his or her way with the files.
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Public wireless cafés are a lot of great things, but secure corporate networks they're not. Because more and more companies would rather pay for laptops and drop-in office space than cubicles and desktops for all, you can wave bye-bye to the neat security chart with a bunch of stuff between the user and the menacing Internet Cloud.
Linux distributions are starting to offer good support for some encrypted partitions, which do the attacker no good without the key. Mike Petullo takes the process to its logical extreme and encrypts the root filesystem, which means you can encrypt everything (page 62).
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The new mobile way of working isn't only a burden for sysadmins. Users often prefer to escape from cubicle-land. Why not make your company's Linux migration a productivity and multimedia treat, not a retraining chore? Just as Lincoln Durey's "Dear Laptop Vendor" was going to press in the fall of 2004, HP made the bold move of offering Linux preinstalled on a full-featured notebook computer. We had one at Linux Journal to try out, and yes, we're impressed. Get the details, including the results of a support call, on page 74.
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Thank you for your pre-sales enquiry to HP.
There is no replacement for the nx5000. There are no other notebooks with Suse Linux installed.
Available in the USA
The US order form is still showing the nx5000 with Linux. There are two instances of "HP recommends Microsoft® Windows® XP Professional" on the form, but that's just so they can keep getting the co-op marketing money from MSFT.
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i've just got word from HP in the UK that the HP nx5000 with Linux preinstalled has been discontinued. Maybe you'd like to follow that one up with HP.
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The current version will allow you to see the address of the food trucks and order from them (assuming they have preordering menus available). Swipe up from the bottom of the screen to see a list of the trucks. Select a truck (Hoss Burger Truck 1 for an example), then click the circle "Order" button. On the next screen you select "takeout" and find the event that you want to order for.
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