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So, not much has been going on lately. I finished the CoD:WaW campaigns, and failed at Nazi Zombies. Now I'm working through the storyline on Veteran, and I can't get that darn Nazi sniper in Vendetta. xD Oh well. I also got Assassin's Creed, which is awesome and Altaïr's a cool guy. I've assassinated the slave trader. OH, and I got Live. You can get my gamertag on my profile, if you really want it - but I suck on Live. d:
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Always believing in Gold! Skater Gracie Gold beams after winning Team USA bronze (unlike Ashley Wagner who gasped at her low score and mouthed word b****** on TV)
- Gracie Gold led the U.S. team to a respectable third-place finish in the free-skating competition Sunday
- Russia placed first in the competition, securing their first gold medal of the games
- On an individual level, Gold placed second overall to Russian sensation Julia Lipnitskaya
- Gold's humble was quite a contrast to teammate Ashley Wagner who gasped in disgust after getting a low score in the short program yesterday
The U.S. may not have come out on top in the team free skating competition on Sunday but you wouldn't be able to tell that from the look on skater Gracie Gold's face.
After nailing all 11 jumps in her long program, the 18-year-old scored 129.36 - a personal best and enough to put her in second place on the individual level.
Her score also helped carry the U.S. to third place overall in the first year a team event has been included in the Olympic Games.
After the successful routine, Gold pumped her fist in victory and broke out in smiles.
She nailed it! Gracie Gold hit every one of her 11 jumps in the team competition over the weekend in Sochi
USA: Gold's stellar performance was enough to carry the U.S. team to third place overall
Relief: Gold breathes out after her impressive long program. She scored only second to Russian phenom Julia Lipnitskaia
Look out: While the U.S. team may have come up short in earning a gold medal in the team competition, Gold's performance was a good omen for what's to come in the individual competition
Golden girl: This was the first year there has been a team skating event at the Olympics
Medal-winners: The U.S. team placed third overall in the team skating competition. Russia took the gold and Canada the silver
Gearing up: Gold will return to Austria with her coach to prepare for the individual competition set to start in nine days
Gold's earnest elation marked quite a contrast to teammate Ashley Wagner's reaction to her short-program score yesterday.
Wagner came off the rink smiling as well, certain that she had just placed at the very top of the competition.
But when the scores were read out, she placed fourth and wasn't impressed. Her smile turned to a frown of disgust and she turned to someone near her and said 'b******'.
All smiles: Ashley Wagner of the United States celebrates in the 'kiss and cry' area during the Team Ladies Short Program at the Sochi 2014 Winter Olympics
Shock: Wagner reacts to her score after competing in the Figure Skating Team Ladies Short Program during day one of the Sochi 2014 Winter Olympics at Iceberg Skating Palace on February 8
'I know roughly when I skate a good program where the score should end up... So yeah to score that low was very disappointing for me,' she said afterwards.
1. Russia (75)
2. Canada (65)
3. United States (60)
4. Italy (52)
5. Japan (51)
Eliminated after short programs
6. France (22)
7. China (20)
8. Germany (17)
9. Ukraine (10)
10. Great Britain (8)
Wagner may feel that she's got something to prove after her selection over Mirai Nagasu sparked a backlash on social media.
Nagasu finished third at the National Championships in Boston last month while Wagner finished in fourth place, yet it was she who was selected to the Winter Olympic team.
'It was on my mind with the media
frenzy over the last couple of weeks that I needed to prove to myself
and everybody else that has even doubted my belonging here that I am
here to compete, to be competitive,' she told Yahoo.
Her score, however, was enough to advance the U.S. team from seventh to third place, meaning they will be one of the top five teams to advance through to the finals on Sunday night.
It was the Russian team with star
15-year-old Julia Lipnitskaya and veteran men's skater Evgeny
Plushenko that were the undisputed winners of the competition.
Lipnitskaya pulled off such an impressive long program that she scored 12 points more than second-place Gold.
That performance helped the Russians win their first gold medal of the Olympics, and it made Lipnitskaya the youngest figure skater in 78 years to win the top prize.
Lipnitskaya's performance was so monumental that even Gold could hold back praise.
Together: The Russians won the first gold medal of the games in the team skating competition
Jaw-dropping: 15-year-old Russian Julia Lipnitskaia wowed the audience and judges with her stellar long program, which put her 12 points above Gold
He's still got it: Despite being older than most of the figure skating competition, 31-year-old Yevgeni Plushenko pulled off a solid performance, contributing to the Russian victory
Questions: However, there are rumors that Plushenko will pull out of his individual competitions because of a hurt back
'She's dynamite, guys,' Gold said. 'She's completely unfazed. She has no spine, but she has iron in her bones. She goes "Ding, ding, ding. I'm not tired."'
Also pivotal to the Russian team's success was the aging Plushenko whom many thought didn't have it in him to be a competitor in his fourth Olympic Games.
Despite largely not competing since the Vancouver Olympics, Plushenko pulled off a solid performance, scoring 162.20.
'It is amazing the longevity that he has had ... To do what he does here at that age after so many years coming back without much competition experience this season, I have a lot of respect for him,' said Kevin Reynolds, the Canadian skater who came in second place to Plushenko.
Overall, there were good feelings between the fiercely competitive U.S. and Russian teams. After the Russian win on Sunday, President Vladimir Putin walked up to the American skaters to congratulate them on their performance.
Good Sport: Russian President Putin shakes the hand of U.S. skater Meryl Davis following the American bronze victory in the team competition
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Galaxy Tab 10.1: Samsung's options in Apple battle
Apple has dealt a hammer blow to the hopes of Samsung in the tablet space by blocking the sale of the Galaxy 10.1 across the EU. The Android tablet, which had just hit the shelves in the UK, was ruled to infringe Cupertino-owned hardware and user interface patents in a preliminary hearing in court in Dusseldorf, Germany.
As the dust of the initial outcome settles retailers have yet to make any decisive moves but, given that Samsung could face huge fines for shipping its iPad 2 killer, what options does the Korean giant have to protect its investment? Pocket-lint spoke to German-based, award-winning intellectual property analyst Florian Mueller to find out.
"The first thing that Samsung can try to do is get the decision reversed through procedure but, if I was Samsung, I wouldn't be overly optimistic."
The background for the skepticism appears to be the very reason why Apple chose this court in Dusseldorf to bring its case. According to Mueller, its known to be particularly sympathetic to the plaintiff in IP cases and, for that reason, the judges themselves have also become something of a group of experts on the subject; offering those bringing the complaints confidence that their rulings will be upheld, as well as little need to explain the details of just what a Community Design patent is all about.
"Maybe also Apple like the approach in Germany where you can obtain the injunction without the other party being involved at all," something which Samsung took great exception to in its statement on the matter to the press.
So, with option a) looking unlikely, what's the next step?
"This is only a preliminary decision, but the full-blown main proceedings would take about a year to come and the injunction would remain in force until the case is decided."
With the intellectual property right granted by an EU agency, the injunction can indeed be enforced across the EU member states and, naturally, a year down the line, having no Galaxy Tab 10.1 units sold across Europe could be catastrophic for Samsung in tablet space. Of course, should the court eventually decide in favour of the Korean giant, then Apple would have to make up for the losses and pay the costs.
"Is the the 10.1 a sell-able product a year down the road? What are the lost sales? What were the development costs? These are the kinds of question that would have to come into play when deciding the damages," explained Mueller but, according to the analyst, an Apple loss would seem an unlikely outcome anyway.
"The judges have already demonstrated, by granting the injunction, that Apple has more than a 50 per cent chance of prevailing in a full hearing. The other blow for Samsung is that the main proceedings would most likely be held before the same judge."
Not particularly good news for Samsung in the long term either. So what happens to all the Galaxy Tab 10.1s currently sitting in the back rooms of consumer electronics retailers of the EU; the same shipments that have been on sale since the beginning of August?
"The injunction is only binding upon Samsung itself. The retailers are not currently obliged to do anything, but it's very likely that what Apple is doing right now is calling them up and saying, 'Are you going to take them off the shelf or are we going to bring proceedings against you?' They may also threaten to remove their own products from these stores."
So far, the only official statement from any of the UK retailers has been from the Dixons group, stating that it has had no legal instruction to remove the Galaxy Tab from sale but, as Mueller points out, a more general injunction could be what Apple is after - if the action the company has been concurrently taking in the Netherlands is anything to go by.
Given an unlikely chance of coming out on top, then, it might appear that the most sensible course of action for Samsung would be to make a deal with Apple. This would be much in the same way that Jobs Inc. had to with Nokia, when the Cupertino-based company agreed to hand over a percentage of each iPhone sale to the ailing Finnish company after making a patent dispute. By Mueller's reckoning though, this might not be something that Apple is up for in this case.
"It's never too late to settle. There's certainly no hurdle in the courts, whom themselves would work to make it possible; however, the problem is strategic. The stakes are just too high for both companies in this instance.
"For Samsung to sell its own name-plated product in the shops rather than just screens and components to Apple is huge. And for Apple, it's very important to protect its higher margins because it's very possible that Android can do to iOS what Wintel [Windows and Intel] did to Macintosh in the 1990s.
"In the late 80s, the Macintosh was the computer, but Wintel became so ubiquitous an ecosystem that all the developers moved over to that platform and not Mac. Then Apple became a second class citizen and this is the same risk that Apple faces with Android.
"Android is not as lucrative for developers but it has such staggering growth that the innovation could shift its way, marginalising iOS. So, Apple must defend itself."
Even if Apple doesn't end up victorious, it would certainly seem a risk worth taking with $70-80bn in the bank and its golden goose to lose should Android win the war. And while this case in Dusseldorf is just one of the battlegrounds in 12 courts over 9 countries across 4 continents, getting this first win is of major importance to Apple "giving them leverage" as Mueller puts it.
So, with the courts not looking too promising, Samsung does have another option - to ignore them altogether. What stands in the way is a fine of up to €250,000 for each violation.
"If they keeping selling, then the courts would raise the fine up to the limit, but each violation wouldn't be each unit but something more like each shipment. If that didn't work, if Samsung just decided to pay them like parking fines, then the court would seek imprisonment of the management for up to 2 years. Now, seeing as Samsung is based in Korea, there's no way that they could be extradited for something like this, but the courts would very likely imprison the management of Samsung Germany instead.
"This is all very hypothetical though. My feeling is that Samsung will be very compliant. They will carry on with their broader strategy and keep fighting. That's very much the Korean mentality."
And there lies Samsung's final option. Do nothing or, more accurately, do whatever is asked of it without any fuss. If Mueller's analysis is right, then it seems that there's little option left for the company to do anything else. Tablets are just one of the huge array of products that Samsung manufactures and sells and this is just one case in that field.
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There is always an up side to the game. Keep tight and mean defense the rest of this season depends on your play, the qb is not ready for prime time, so you guy's gotta be Da Man !
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Big Hapa, I always enjoy your positive and supportive comments for the team. I disagree with you about the quarterback however. Let me explain what I see and I would enjoy your observations. 1)Leadership: Jake seems to have won over his veteran players. He should be able to call to task for failures and here is where I see he may still be hesitant to call to task peers. But I don't see the practices and hear his comments in games so I don't know. 2)Poise: I have seen few freshmen in 30 years with as much stay in the pocket, no happy feet, calm as Jake has shown. 3)Accuracy: Best measured not just by completions but by what has been dropped too. 10 of 18 was not "great" add the 5 drops by his receivers and his accuracy is 15-18=83.3% Freshmen are dropping most of these. 4)Distance:no one has outrun his distance yet. 5)Vision: Much improved, checking off 6)Confidence:still good. 7)Mobility: Very few sacks due to standing around. Biggest problem: Jake needs receivers making catches!
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We need to varry the offense. If Heaps isn't ready try Lark or someone else. I never thought I would see the day when BYU was a one dementional running team...The second comming must be looming.
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I agree with SLC Watch.
If the offense (recievers) can take the lead from the defense, and Anae can add a little unpredictability to his playcalling, the season can be salvaged, and there will be plenty to build on for next year.
I hope they take the bye week and finish off strong. It will be interesting to see the conference standings going into the Utah game.
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If it wasn't for a hold on his longest return of the game, Hoffman would have had even more special teams yards. I am excited to see him play in the next few years. BYU does have some good young talent, and I am excited for BYU football in the coming years.
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Hey! I"m a Hawaiian living here in Texas. It's been one of those years. The Longhorns, Cowboys, and Cougars have struggled. The Longhorns losing to Iowa State was like BYU losing to Utah State. I know all three teams will be back. Did'nt Notre Dame start the year with a new quarterback?--and they loss to Navy who loss to Air Force?---Can anybody beat TCU?
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Thirty-eight dogs are on the Austin-Travis County dangerous dogs list, which has been maintained since 1991 and earlier this year included a dog named Maya owned by Verna Cooper.
Cooper's dog joined the list after biting a jogger in 2009. When it attacked an 11-year-old girl two years later outside her North Austin home, the dog was euthanized and Cooper was charged with a felony.
Animal control officials say the case was the first in recent memory in which an animal on the dangerous dog list has committed a second attack — an indication, they say, that the list is serving its purpose.
For dog owners like John Eschberger, who lives just over a mile from where Cooper's dog attacked the girl, having a dog on the list brings a host of extra responsibilities for as long as the dog lives.
His dog, a black Lab mix named Cali, has been on the list since she bit a mail carrier in 2005 outside his Crestview home. But she hasn't bitten anyone since.
Under state law, every year Eschberger has to pay $50 to renew Cali's dangerous dog registration and show proof that he's maintaining $100,000 in liability insurance. And each year the city gives him a new oversized tag that says "dangerous dog," which he says Cali, now 12, wears as she sleeps under his back deck all day.
Owners also have to let animal control inspect the dog's enclosure, which has to be locked and display a sign saying "beware of dog" or "dangerous dog."
If the owner doesn't comply with the requirements, animal control can ask a judge for permission to seize the dog and hold it for up to 11 days — if the owner doesn't fix the problem, the dog can then be euthanized. That's rare, Austin animal control officer Philip Goen said.
"In the long run, it's for the best" for the community, said Eschberger, who runs his own air conditioning company. "It's something I can live with — for fifty bucks it's not that bad."
Under state law, dogs can be declared dangerous after injuring a person — the attack must be unprovoked and take place outside of the dog's enclosure — or behaving so aggressively that a reasonable person would believe they were in danger of attack. Some dogs have been added to Austin's list after multiple complaints that they charged at pedestrians or other dogs.
The owner can appeal the animal control agency's decision to add their dog to the list. But once a dog gets on the list, it's there for life (or until it leaves the county).
Austin and Travis County post their dangerous dog list online with each dog's name, breed and address. The list includes pointers and heelers, dalmatians and border collies, and even a Chihuahua named Chico.
But it's dominated by pit bulls and pit bull mixes, which top the list with 13 dogs, followed by Labrador retrievers and lab mixes with five. No other breed appears on the list more than twice.
Goen said dogs get on the list because of their behavior, not their breed. He added that they receive more complaints about pit bulls compared to other breeds "because of the reputation of that breed."
Chris Noble, Austin's deputy chief of animal services, added: "You're more likely to be bitten by a Chihuahua or a Daschund than a pit bull, but the damage is quite a bit different."
While the city's dog population has grown with the human population, Goen said the number of dogs on the list has remained fairly constant for years. Many of the dogs on the list were added years ago and haven't had another reported attack.
The list shows the dogs are scattered throughout Austin and Travis County, and their owners represent a cross-section of the community: half male and half female, including nurses and educators and small business owners.
What the list doesn't show is the severity of the attack, or how long ago it happened.
A sampling of records obtained by the American-Statesman shows that some dogs are on the list only for behaving aggressively without biting anyone, others are on it for relatively minor bites — the Chihuahua, for example, bit a boy on the leg in December 2005 — and some dogs did more serious damage.
Dog owners can face criminal prosecution or destruction of their dog if the dog causes a serious injury to a human— regardless of whether it's on the list.
In August, a municipal judge ordered a pit bull that wasn't on the list to be euthanized after it mauled a boy at an apartment in southeast Austin. The victim, who was visiting his grandmother and wandered into the yard where the dog was kept, was hospitalized for multiple bites and lacerations to his face and arms.
Cooper faced criminal charges after her pit bull inflicted injuries that required the victim of the 2011 attack to undergo emergency surgery.
Cooper, who was convicted of attack by dog by a Travis County jury, received three years' probation earlier this month. In April, Reginald Wilson also received three years' probation after his two pit bulls mauled a man on Christmas Day 2010 in East Austin.
In the year ending September 2012, local officials investigated 1,698 bite complaints; five resulted in court orders to euthanize eight animals, according to the Austin Animal Center.
"It's a public safety issue and we take that very seriously," Animal Center Director Abigail Smith said. She added that her office relies on the public to alert them about aggressive dogs.
"When there is seriously a dangerous dog in the area and you're a victim, it's your responsibility to make sure there's not another victim," she said.
Dangerous dogs: most common breeds
25 of the 38 dogs on the current list belong to these six breeds
Pit bull/pit bull mix: 13
Lab/lab mix: 5
Rottweiler: 2
Boxer: 2
American bull terrier: 2
German Shepherd/shepherd mix: 2
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A phase 1/pharmacokinetic study of sunitinib in combination with highly active antiretroviral therapy in human immunodeficiency virus-positive patients with cancer: AIDS Malignancy Consortium trial AMC 061
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DOI: 10.1002/cncr.28554
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Rudek, M. A., Moore, P. C., Mitsuyasu, R. T., Dezube, B. J., Aboulafia, D., Gerecitano, J., Sullivan, R., Cianfrocca, M. E., Henry, D. H., Ratner, L., Haigentz, M., Dowlati, A., Little, R. F., Ivy, S. P. and Deeken, J. F. (2014), A phase 1/pharmacokinetic study of sunitinib in combination with highly active antiretroviral therapy in human immunodeficiency virus-positive patients with cancer: AIDS Malignancy Consortium trial AMC 061. Cancer, 120: 1194–1202. doi: 10.1002/cncr.28554
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The treatment of non–acquired immunodeficiency syndrome-defining cancers may be complicated by drug interactions between highly active antiretroviral therapy (HAART) and chemotherapy. This trial is the first by the AIDS Malignancy Consortium to assess targeted therapies and HAART in human immunodeficiency virus-positive patients (ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00890747).
In a modified phase 1 study of sunitinib, patients were stratified into 2 treatment arms based on whether they were receiving therapy with ritonavir, a potent CYP3A4 inhibitor. Patients in treatment arm 1 (non-ritonavir HAART) received standard sunitinib dosing (50 mg/day). Treatment arm 2 (ritonavir-based HAART) used a phase 1, 3 + 3 dose escalation design (from 25 mg/day to 50 mg/day). Cycles were comprised of 4 weeks on treatment followed by a 2-week break (6 weeks total). The pharmacokinetics of sunitinib and its active metabolite (N-desethyl sunitinib) were assessed.
Nineteen patients were enrolled and were evaluable. Patients on treatment arm 1 tolerated treatment with no dose-limiting toxicity observed. In treatment arm 2, a dose-limiting toxicity was experienced at a dose of 37.5 mg, and an additional 3 of 5 patients experienced grade 3 neutropenia (toxicity graded as per National Cancer Institute Common Terminology Criteria for Adverse Events [version 4.0]), an uncommon toxicity of sunitinib. No patient achieved a response, but 10 patients had stable disease, including 8 with prolonged disease stability. Efavirenz, a potent inducer of CYP3A4, resulted in increased exposure of N-desethyl sunitinib, whereas ritonavir caused decreased exposure of the metabolite. Hand-foot syndrome was associated with higher steady-state trough concentrations of sunitinib.
Patients receiving non–ritonavir-based HAART regimens tolerated standard dosing of sunitinib. Patients receiving ritonavir-based therapy who were treated with a dose of 37.5 mg/day experienced higher toxicities. Dose reductions of sunitinib to 37.5 mg may be warranted in patients receiving ritonavir. Cancer 2014;120:1194–1202. © 2014 American Cancer Society.


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CHARLOTTE, NC - The IronPigs earn a series split by taking game four from the Charlotte Knights 8-6, winning six of eight games on this South Division road trip.
3B Reid Brignac was the hero of Wednesday's game with an eleventh inning homerun, and led the Pigs to victory again with a pair of three-run homeruns on Thursday. The Louisiana gave Lehigh Valley an early three-run lead by blasting his first bomb of the day in the first inning off rehabbing RHP Felipe Paulino. Brignac's second homer also came off the Knights starter, and extended the IronPigs lead to 7-1 in the third inning.
After not hitting a longball in 65 at-bats, Brignac's three homeruns in the last two games came in three consecutive trips to the plate. The former 2nd round pick of the Tampa Bay Devil Rays has now hit safely in 17 of his last 20 games, batting .329 over that span, including four homeruns and 19 RBI.
Brignac was one of five IronPigs to have multiple hits in Thursday's 12-hit attack, with 1B Maikel Franco, SS Ronny Cedeno and outfielders Tyler Henson and Tyson Gillies each tallying two hits in the series finale. Henson has amounted ten hits over his current five-game hitting streak, including three homeruns of his own and ten RBI.
RHP Brad Lincoln got the nod from Manager Dave Brundage, making a start in place of RHP David Buchanan. The University of Houston product spun four solid innings allowing two runs (1 er) on four hits while striking out three. This was Lincoln's seventh game, and second start as an IronPig, and he now owns a 3.86 ERA in 18.2 innings pitched.
LHP Jeremy Horst was given credit for the win after pitching two scoreless innings in relief of RHP Phillippe Aumont, who allowed four runs (3 er) in two innings on two hits and three walks. LHP Cesar Jimenez threw a scoreless ninth inning to earn his first save of the season.
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Inez Awatere-Walker, a senior clinical psychologist with the Hastings community mental health team, is four years into her study, titled Maori mental health recovery: Success stories of non-Maori clinicians.
The idea for her study, which she is doing through the Auckland University of Technology, came from four years spent working in mental health in England, where she treated patients from a wide variety of cultures and ethnicities.
She said that, on returning to New Zealand five years ago: "I started to ask: how does this recovery happen when clinician and patient have a different world view, come from a completely different culture?
"There is a long-established view that Maori are best served by Maori. Most Maori scholars would subscribe to that. But that's not always the reality," said Ms Awatere-Walker, who has been a psychologist for about 20 years.
"It's not the view held by practitioners working in the mainstream, who tend to hold the view that you treat all people the same regardless of their culture, gender, sexuality, religion etc.
"They don't see that it should be just Maori for Maori. But that's not to say they're opposed to kaupapa Maori services," she said.
"I've never thought that I had to live someone else's life, or have their experiences, to be able to work with them. In fact, it can be beneficial, even necessary, for there to be differences."
She said mandatory training in biculturalism was important, "but in the course of my research I've had a lot of people tell me they left that training feeling inadequate to work with Maori and that they felt they shouldn't do so. It's quite disempowering for them".
Some people had been very supportive of her studies and others felt she was undermining "for Maori, by Maori" treatment.
Last week Awatere-Walker was granted the Ngarimu VC and 28th Maori Battalion Scholarship Fund for 2013-14. She had been taking a day of unpaid leave each week for study purposes but will now condense the final two years of study into a shorter timeframe.
Jean Te Huia, chief executive of Maori health provider Kahungunu Health Services, said her organisation subscribed to the "for Maori, by Maori" philosophy, begun by Maori academic Mason Durie in the 1980s.
"Each ethnicity has their own values and beliefs system. If you are of the same ethnicity as the person you are caring for then, in my mind, you can overcome some of the barriers such as language."
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AUSTIN, Texas, Dec. 14, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Big data Platform-as-a-Service provider Infochimps (Infochimps.com) today announced the Infochimps Enterprise Cloud, a network of big data-focused data centers and system integrators, which, combined with its big data cloud services, allows enterprises to quickly and simply deploy elastic big data solutions in public, virtual private and private clouds. With a network of data center partners such as Switch, and an emerging group of big data system integrators such as Think Big Analytics, Infochimps is helping large enterprises with large data sets address large challenges. The Infochimps Enterprise Cloud greatly reduces the risk, time-to-value and complexity of enterprise big data projects, allowing companies to focus on answering their most important questions without having to worry about the underlying technology, or make a significant investment of time or capital.
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Infochimps will bring big data computing power to enterprise data, foregoing migration to a public cloud and instead deploying either within a virtual private cloud infrastructure through a network of Tier 4 data center providers, or through a private cloud within the company's own data center.
"Migrating enterprises' enormous volumes of data to the public cloud is slow, expensive and risk-laden -- a major barrier to deriving benefits from big data," said Jim Kaskade, CEO, Infochimps. "The Infochimps Enterprise Cloud allows companies to sidestep this migration, as well as a large upfront investment, and quickly begin enjoying those benefits. At any scale, we reduce the typical 18-24 month project cycles to 30 days."
Infochimps swiftly ties together data from Hadoop, NoSQL, real-time analytics and every other desired source, and seamlessly integrates it with enterprises' existing environment.
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In addition to eliminating the complexity in big data projects, the Infochimps Enterprise Cloud will enable enterprises to access a wide range of both Infochimps' own managed services and combined offerings from its network of data center providers, each of which operates an ecosystem of cloud services.
"Until now enterprises have been hamstrung by the need to bring their data to the apps -- Infochimps has removed this barrier by creating an ecosystem that enables enterprises to deploy data-driven applications where their data resides, opening the doors to limitless possibilities," said Kaskade.
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Infochimps doesn't require a lock-in to any particular technology (proprietary or open source) -- solutions will be tailored to the needs and preferences of its customers' applications.
"We've worked with the top big data system integrators to tailor services that guarantee fast value from big data technology using our cloud service," said Kaskade. "The Infochimps Enterprise Cloud offers both freedom of choice, and freedom from the confusion of an overabundance of options. The comprehensiveness of the big data offerings within the Infochimps Enterprise Cloud means that enterprises can choose a particular configuration or be as hands-off as they want. Either way, they'll get exactly what they need from their data."
Infochimps' Ironfan, which powers the Infochimps Enterprise Cloud, also provides the core of VMware's Project Serengeti, bringing the speed, availability, resource optimization, elasticity, and secure multi-tenancy of cloud infrastructure to Hadoop. Additionally, Infochimps uses Ironfan to power a version of its cloud service on OpenStack.
About Infochimps
Infochimps helps businesses unlock the value of their data with unprecedented speed, scale and flexibility. The Infochimps Enterprise Cloud is a managed cloud service that streamlines building and managing complex big data solutions, and distills analytics to deliver actionable intelligence faster. With Infochimps, companies can feel confident that they have the fastest way to deploy big data environments in public, virtual private, or private clouds. Infochimps is a privately held, venture-backed company with offices in Austin, TX and the Silicon Valley.
For more information, please visit http://www.infochimps.com and follow @infochimps on Twitter.
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On his radio broadcast today, Bryan Fischer responded to a caller who sobbed over the issue of legal abortion by warning that if the United States does not collectively repent for the sin of abortion and beg God's forgiveness, it will result in a second civil war.
"What I'm saying," Fischer explained, "is that if we do not, as a nation, come to the place of national repentance over the sin of abortion, there's going to be civil war again in this country; there is going to be anarchy, there is going to be unrest, there will be growing violence":
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