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Lighthouse Worldwide Solutions
Distributor in Buenos Aires, ARGENTINA
Founded in 1982, Lighthouse Worldwide Solutions is the world's leading supplier of real time contamination monitoring systems and airborne particle counters. The company has leveraged its superior software design, data integration ability and worldwide support offices to provide its customers with leading edge contamination monitoring solutions. These solutions have ...
Office in Pergamino, ARGENTINA
The Group RAESA is a multinational company with branches in many countries and with very diversified businesses. RAESA is leader in sprinkling irrigation worldwide, manufacturing aluminum pipes, being the first company in the introduction of irrigation all over the world. Proof of this is that we currently export to more than 100 countries.
Culligan Matrix Solutions
Distributor in Buenos Aires, ARGENTINA
For over 75 years, Culligan's worldwide network of over 800 dealers has helped maintain the efficiency of industrial and commercial water treatment systems. As a global leader in water treatment, Culligan has dedicated service technicians in your area who are experts in local water quality. These skilled personnel are on-call to service equipment so it always operates at ...
Apex Instruments, Inc.
Distributor in ARGENTINA
Apex Instruments was established in 1988 as an American-owned company with worldwide impact. For more than 24 years, Apex Instruments has manufactured equipment for sampling emissions from industrial chimneys and smoke stacks using US-EPA guidelines. Our equipment is designed by a staff of experienced stack testers who understand your compliance testing needs.
Tana Oy
Distributor in Buenos Aires, ARGENTINA
Tana, famous as number three in landfill compactor business in the world, is living through a period of transformation. Its objective is to become a solid waste management technology specialist and a solution provider for the solid waste management customers instead of merely a traditional machine manufacturer. Tana is geared for growth and market expansion better than ...
Orion s.r.l.
Distributor in ARGENTINA
Established in 1988 and continually involved in the search of excellence, ORION enjoys now market leadership in Italy in the design, project engineering, production and sales of environmental monitoring systems: air quality monitoring,emission monitoring and process analysis, water quality monitoring, management and maintenance of networks, systems and equipments, ...
SWAN Analytische Instrumente AG
Distributor in Olivos, ARGENTINA
SWAN is one of the leading manufacturers of on-line analytical instruments. Every single instrument is made in Switzerland. For more information, about the company, please choose one of the corresponding topics from the menu on the left. SWAN has been a global leading provider of on-line analytical systems in the water industry. The current product portfolio ranges from ...
Andien S.A.
based in San Isidro, ARGENTINA
Small package plants, for industry and neighbourhoods, aeration equipment of own design, air flotation units DAF and IAF. SBR type waste teatment plants and related services. REpresentyatives of foreign companies in Argentina
Biogasclean A/S
Distributor in Santa Fe, ARGENTINA
Biogasclean is specialized in biological desulfurization of biogas. We develop, manufacture and market fully automated gas cleaning systems for H2S removal with low operating costs and high availability. Our company has a solid track record. By the end of 2015 we have 180 plants in operation or under construction in 38 countries and supplies clean gas to more than 440 MW ...
Sistema Azud, S.A.
Office in E-133 Y 134 Berazategui, ARGENTINA
Azud Group is among the world leaders in filtration, giving solutions to the optimization of the quality of water in industrial, agricultural and urban applications. SISTEMA AZUD is a group of companies made up by more than 20 firms. Sensitive to the problems of water, the main objective of AZUD is the development of technologies and products that allow the efficient use ...
KONCAR - Electrical Engineering Institute Inc.
Distributor in Ciudad Autonoma de Buenos Aire, ARGENTINA
We are currently monitoring over 3 GVA on more than 50 hydro generators in over 15 countries worldwide. Our mission is to preserve the value of power equipment. Our expertise lies in condition monitoring systems that increase productivity of hydro turbines, motors, power generators and all types of rotating machines. For our customers we create value through online ...
Waters Corporation
Distributor in ARGENTINA
Waters creates business advantages for laboratory-dependent organizations by delivering practical and sustainable scientific innovation to enable significant advancement in healthcare delivery, environmental testing, food safety, chemical materials and water quality. For nearly fifty years, Waters has helped customers make profound discoveries, optimize operations, ...
Eijkelkamp Soil & Water
Distributor in ARGENTINA
As part of Royal Eijkelkamp, Eijkelkamp Soil & Water contributes to the following mission and vision. Mission: Royal Eijkelkamp is able to make a continuous contribution to a safe and healthy living environment thanks to more than 100 years' experience and expertise in soil and water research. Vision: Royal Eijkelkamp wants to become the world's preferred supplier of ...
Myron L Company
Distributor in ARGENTINA
Myron L Company manufactures cost-effective high performance tools for solution control and water quality analysis, as well as calibration solutions, accessories and kits that keep instrumentation operating at peak performance in diverse applications. Our current product line includes handheld instruments, inline monitor/controllers and field test kits that measure ...
SoundPLAN International LLC
Distributor in Capital Federal, ARGENTINA
SoundPLAN is the leading noise and air pollution planning and mapping software for 29 years. Use SoundPLAN to map and assess any transportation, industry or leisure noise. Use it for any size project with even the smallest version. Outstanding features include the cost/benefit capabilities for Wall Design and Expert System, extensive documentation features, and it is the ...
Laboratorios ARBO SRL
based in Junín, ARGENTINA
Laboratorios ARBO SRL is one of the most important suppliers of biological products to farmers in Argentina. The company produces inputs for agricultural activity mainly bio-fertilizers (inoculants and plant growth promoting bacteria). Also pesticides, fertilizers, adyuvants and others.
Nuova Fima SpA
Office in Munro, ARGENTINA
NF is the first Italian manufacturer industry of pressure gauges, electronic transmitters for pressure, fluid separators, thermometers, thermowells for the control of pressure and temperature in the industrial process. Our range of products guarantees high quality standards, the respect of of the highest standards concerning accuracy and safety and the conformity of ...
based in Martin Coronado, ARGENTINA
Prevention services and attention of emergency oil spills and other elements in supernatants Water. Manufactures spill containment booms, oli spill clean-up, oil skimmer, Oil/water seprators, sorbent boons, sorbent pillow,Oil spill kits, and others.
PRé Consultants bv
Distributor in ARGENTINA
PRé Consultants develops practical tools to assess and improve the environmental performance of your products or services, which are also used in our consultancy work. Our tools are based on the concept of Life Cycle thinking, also known as the cradle to grave approach or ecobalance. This concept is increasingly used in environmental management and as basis for policy ...
HERMETIC-Pumpen GmbH
Office in Mar des Plata, ARGENTINA
The company HERMETIC-Pumpen GmbH maintains a worldleading position in the global market of sealless pumps. HERMETIC-Pumpen have for 50 years been dedicated to the invention, design and production of hermetically sealed centrifugal pumps. The HERMETIC pump range comprises canned motor and magnetic drive pumps, as well as vacuum and positive displacement pumps. The range ...
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"Since the end of May, conditions in the southern two-thirds of (the) state have deteriorated from extreme to exceptional drought, the highest drought category," state climatologist David Stooksbury wrote in his monthly update.
Richmond and Columbia counties remain in extreme drought, the second-worst category, and the line of counties reclassified as exceptional is creeping closer.
"All counties in Georgia south of Harris, Talbot, Upson, Pike, Lamar, Monroe, Jasper, Putnam, Hancock, Warren, McDuffie and Lincoln counties, inclusive, are either in extreme or exceptional drought," Stooksbury wrote.
Groundwater levels in the coastal plain are at or near record low levels for all long-term monitoring wells, the report said. Some communities are drilling deeper wells to maintain water supplies.


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Comedian Amy Schumer to play Pabst Theater March 9
Sweet-natured, foul-mouthed comedian Amy Schumer is slated to return to Milwaukee March 9 at the Pabst Theater.
A "Last Comic Standing" finalist in 2007, Schumer's profile rose considerably for her appearance on the "Comedy Central Roast of Charlie Sheen" in 2011. She also released her debut stand-up album, "Cutting," that year. »Read Full Article
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My friend Dave Roidt tagged me on a Facebook thing that's going around: 'list 10 books that have stayed with me in some way." For you Dave, I will comply.
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After last week's viral anomaly that raised Miley Cyrus' "Wrecking Ball" back to number one on the back of a YouTube comedian's parody video, things are back to normal on the Billboard Hot 100. After steadily climbing in recent weeks, Eminem finds himself on top of the charts. See the video for his big hit song below, then jump back in time to see the biggest hits this week in 2005, 1995, 1985 and 1975.
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On Tap Today: Sleighriders at Shank and holiday lights
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Milwaukee Rep's 'Clybourne Park' an electrifying production
Because "Clybourne Park" is so good and because it explores issues that aren't going away, it's easy to agree with Mark Clements' prediction - made in his director's notes for the new Milwaukee Repertory Theater production - that Bruce Norris' play is built to last.
It's much harder to imagine watching the inevitable revival, 10 or 20 years from now, without hearkening back to the electrifying performance I saw Friday night, in which Clements' all-star cast gave "Clybourne" the treatment it deserves. »Read Full Article(1)
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Dierks Bentley, Cheap Trick playing Milwaukee Admirals concerts
The Milwaukee Admirals are bringing in country singer Dierks Bentley and power pop act Cheap Trick for post-game concerts at the BMO Harris Bradley Center early next year.
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Carr Valley, La Quercia and New Glarus producers at Midwest dinner Nov. 8 at Bacchus
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Crutcheze Announces New Arkansas Dealer: Dean's Pharmacy and Gifts
Crutcheze is proud to announce that Dean's Pharmacy and Gifts is the newest dealer to join Crutcheze dealer network.
"We were introduced to Crutcheze by a mutual customer who was very pleased with their products," said Jenifer McCollum, Dean's Pharmacy and Gifts. "Her enthusiasm prompted us to carry Crutcheze crutch accessories, which make a great addition to our pharmacy over-the-counter department."
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About Dean's Pharmacy and Gifts
Dean's Pharmacy and Gifts in De Witt, Arkansas is a full service pharmacy and gift shop. Additionally, Dean's Pharmacy and Gifts offers free delivery, gift wrapping and monogramming. Stop by Dean's Pharmacy located at 1640 S. Whitehead, De Witt, Arkansas or visit us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/#!/
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Brazil Says "NO" Again to OOXML
In his blog, Avi Alkalay, an Open Standards, Open Source and Linux advisor at IBM Brazil, reports on the official Brazilian vote, which was decided by consensus of the entire technical team, and quite firmly says that OOXML does not deserve to be an international ISO standard.
The first vote in August 2007 was also NO, for the same reasons, says Alkalay. "OOXML is an awful specification" he explains. The criticisms levied at the time by the Brazilian committee, according to Alkalay were that OOXML was "incomplete" due to its failure to map to legacy standards, "too long" (6000+ pages), "fully tied to a single product" and more importantly that OOXML did not have the "standards-grade look and feel required for a universal and (virtually) eternal document format". According to Alkalay the outcome at the time was only to be expected because Brazil followed the prescribed process: technical analysis OOXML specification, comment, wait for responses, analyze and see if problems were fixed. A vote of NO would then be automatic if any issues remained unresolved, and Brazil discovered numerous unresolved issues. "If every country followed this simple process, OOXML would receive a NO from 100% of them." says Alkalay before going on to plead for a technical consensus rather than a vote. "It is not a matter of will, but a technical issue that can only be reached by rational analysis and deliberation." Alkalay also states that Brazil would vote NO again and again, even if all of OOXML's technical issues could be resolved. OOXML would still have legal issues and also serious overlap problems with the OpenDocument Format ISO standard. Alkalay did not attend the meeting at ABNT (Brazilian Technical Standards Organization) because the outcome was obvious in the light of the analysis and deliberation process in Brazil.
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Sporting Goods Trade Shows in France – Appointments from November 2016
Exhibition calender with current Sporting Goods Trade Shows from 08.11.2016. In France 228 fairs take place in 58 cities. Of the 228 fairs are 3 Sporting Goods Trade Shows. The mayority of the fairs in France are Food Fairs, Wine Trade Shows and Food & Beverage Trade Shows.Sporting Goods Trade Shows worldwide by country
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Parc des Expositions Montpellier, France
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Progress in Pictures
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Winter Retreat
Moving In
Steady Progress
Myriad Details
Blessings, Sheetrock & Stucco
Chenrezig Hall Gets A Label
A Lot About Plumbing
Roof, Deck & Eaves
On with the Roof
Trusses Arrive
Framing 2nd Floor
Pouring the 2nd Story Walls
Second Floor Walls Take Shape
Work Continues into the New Year!
Second Story Sub-floor
Floor Joists ... and More Snow
Framing Progress ... and More Snow
Framing: First Floor Takes Shape
Concrete & Snow
Walls: First Story Complete
Chenrezig Hall Rising
Pouring the Concrete
Big Trucks
Digging Begins!
Blessing the Land
Moving Forward
Preparing To Build
The Meditation Hall Gets Its Altar
Making Room for Chenrezig Hall
Planning has Begun
January-March 2014
Winter Retreat
November-December 2013
Moving In
October 2013
Steady Progress
September 2015
Myriad Details
August 2013
July 2013
Blessings, Sheetrock & Stucco
July 2013
June 2013
Chenrezig Hall Gets a Label
May 2013
A Lot About Plumbing
April 2013
Roof, Deck & Eaves
March 2013
On with the Roof
February 2013
Trusses Arrive
February 2013
Framing Second Floor Rooms
February 2013
Pouring the 2nd Story Walls
January 2013
Second Floor Walls Take Shape
January 2013
Work and Snow!
Work and snow continue into the new year!
December 2012
Second Story Sub-floor
Work continues on the second story with the installation of the sub-flooring.
December 2012
Floor Joists ... and More Snow
The crew places beams that will bear the floor for the second story, while the community pitches in for more snow removal.
December 2012
Framing Progress ... and More Snow
First floor walls are framed and the community practices old-fashioned manual snow removal.
November 2012
Framing: the First Floor Takes Shape
November 2012
Concrete & Snow
November 3, 2012
Walls: First Story Complete
October 22, 2012
Chenrezig Hall Rising
October 6, 2012
Pouring the concrete retaining wall & blessing the site
September 21, 2012
Big trucks roll up to pour concrete for the footings.
September 5, 2012
Rebar—Creating the Concrete Forms
August 23, 2012
Digging Begins! The Foundation
August 19, 2012
Blessing the Land
Wishing safety and harmony for all involved with building Chenrezig Hall, the community blesses the building site before foundation preparation begins.
August 10, 2012
Moving Forward
Contractor George Weaver walks the building site with Ven. Tarpa and the trucks arrive to take soil samples to help the engineers design the geothermal unit for Chenrezig Hall. One step closer to construction!!
We hired contractor George Weaver of Alpha & Omega Construction, prepared the constructions drawings, applied for the permits, and blessed the land. Now we're ready to build!
Although we began to use the relocated Meditation Hall in January, snowy and wet roads prevented us from reinstalling the altar. With the help of many volunteers from our annual Young Adult Week program, the altar is now complete.
Making Room for Chenrezig Hall
Now that the Meditation Hall has been moved, John and Kenny return to clear away the old foundation.
Planning has Begun!
The continuing growth in demand for retreats and courses and the growth of the Abbey community have signaled the time for new construction. Plans for Chenrezig Hall are being developed now! We are happy to, once again, work with Tim Wilson, architect for Gotami House.


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This the presentations of Shanks crew like it say above ...
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Selecting a client-side framework for Drupal
Last month, my blog post about whether a client-side framework is right for Drupal stimulated some excellent insights into how the future of the Drupal front end might look. There was broad agreement that incorporating more JavaScript into Drupal's administrative interface is important for a future-ready user experience.
I am confident that adopting a client-side framework through progressive decoupling will give us the best of both worlds. Of course, this does not mean I oppose fully decoupling through any other framework; in fact, I believe we should redouble our efforts toward a first-class API-first Drupal. But progressive decoupling means that we will be able to work toward a next-generation user experience without abandoning much of the work we've done so far.
With that in mind, I tasked a small team made up of various experts from the Drupal and various JavaScript communities with putting together a list of criteria and a comparison matrix to help us decide on the most appropriate client-side framework for progressive decoupling in Drupal.
JavaScript framework comparison matrix
After a hundred hours of work, we came up with a criteria document and comparison matrix (PDF version):
Special thanks to all of the following experts who provided review and input: Miško Hevery (creator of Angular; Google) and Igor Minar (technical lead for Angular; Google); Ed Faulkner (core maintainer for Ember); Amitai Burstein (Drupal and Elm contributor; Gizra); Sebastian Siemssen (Drupal contributor, Elm and React developer; Zensations); and John Albin Wilkins (Drupal 8 mobile initiative lead), Alex Bronstein (Drupal core maintainer; Acquia), Wim Leers (Drupal core contributor; Acquia), and Preston So (Drupal contributor, Acquia).
Though this is a good starting point that lays the groundwork for a formal adoption process in Drupal core, it is time to open our comparison for review by members of both the Drupal and JavaScript communities. We should also more rigorously evaluate these frameworks' appropriateness through actual development.
First, have we decided on the right criteria regardless of the frameworks themselves? This is probably the most important at this stage. While many organizations choose to adopt client-side frameworks for fully decoupled implementations, Drupal is the first to consider layering a framework on top to allow both richly dynamic and more traditional modules to coexist gracefully through progressive decoupling. What issues around templates, rendering, and client-side caching should we incorporate into these criteria? Is there anything missing or overemphasized?
Second, have we selected the right frameworks to focus on? Are there other frameworks, libraries, or even compile-to-JavaScript projects (such as Elm) that should be included in the matrix? In my view, it is best for Drupal to adopt a framework with an already large community and ecosystem that would allow us to more quickly bridge the gap and resolve any friction during adoption. To provide a good frame of reference, we've also included Backbone, Angular, and Knockout, all three slightly older among client-side frameworks. Others on our shortlist that we didn't consider due to low levels of adoption and small communities are Mithril, Riot, and Vue. Still other ambitious projects such as the Elm and ClojureScript languages are also candidates, but their adoption will mean more up-front work to support typical features of client-side frameworks, as well as buy-in into an approach where JavaScript is compiled from a different language.
Finally, have we drawn the right conclusions against these criteria? In other words, did we fill out the cells correctly? While they have been reviewed by some of the frameworks' experts, there might be unexpected gotchas or caveats.
I'm sharing the initial comparison matrix on my blog for maximum reach; I want both the Drupal community and the JavaScript framework communities, as well as the broader front-end community, to take note. After three installments on my blog ("The future of decoupled Drupal", "Should we decouple Drupal with a client-side framework?"), it's time to move the technical conversation to drupal.org. There is now an issue in the core issue queue on drupal.org to iterate on the matrix.
Preliminary conclusions
At the moment, the most promising candidates in the comparison matrix appear to be Angular 2, Ember, and React, given their technical robustness, relative suitability for progressively decoupled Drupal, and their strong levels of community support and broader adoption. Given that Backbone is already in core and several modules already rely on it, we have included it too.
What we've learned from talking to the different projects is that they are often converging on similar techniques and best practices; they are by and large adding support for Virtual DOM implementations or rehydration (seamless state transfer), and they are all obsessing over small payload size and performance, better testability, etc. Therefore it is important to focus on the fundamental, often philosophical, differences between the projects that will likely be unchanged in time; key architectural differences, their release cadence and stance on backward compatibility, their license, their governance model, their flexibility and learning curve, etc.
From a quick glance at the criteria and our needs, it seems that Ember is currently our best candidate, as it appears to have a slight technical edge overall. Ember 2.0 has an all-new rendering engine named Glimmer, and it has server-side rendering through FastBoot. On the other hand, however, Ember is quite bulky and opinionated (enforcing patterns for code structure) compared to other candidate frameworks. A more fundamental difference is that unlike Angular and React, which have corporate governance and funding, Ember is a community-driven project like Drupal.
While React is lightweight, it needs integration with a variety of other libraries in the React ecosystem to work as a full-fledged implementation, which gives it a steep learning curve from an implementation standpoint. Because React is a relatively young project, best practices are shifting quickly and making it less attractive. The Virtual DOM, among React's most compelling features, has also seen its core ideas filter into other framework projects. But more importantly, React is licensed with what I believe to be a potentially unacceptable patent clause, which states that an organization can no longer use React once it sues Facebook for any (unrelated) patent infringement. This has already generated some concerted pushback from both WordPress's Calypso and React contributors.
Angular 2 is a complete rewrite of Angular 1 to address issues with that version of the framework, including performance problems stemming from a large file size. The new version also introduces a new template engine that incorporates both directives familiar to Angular 1 developers and nestable component-based templates. But Angular 2's Apache 2.0 licensing is incompatible with Drupal's own GPLv2 license. While Drupal's PHP code and JavaScript code run in isolated processes, it appears that an Apache 2.0-licensed project can't be jointly distributed within an umbrella project that uses a GPLv2 license.
In addition to being at a slight technical disadvantage to Ember, the legal concerns with React and Angular make me believe Ember might be our best bet. But I'm not a lawyer nor a JavaScript expert, so I can't make this decision alone; I'm looking for lots of feedback, particularly from JavaScript experts, to determine the best option for Drupal.
Whatever the result of the debate around which client-side framework to adopt, I believe that Drupal needs to move quickly to embrace a framework that will aid development of a progressively decoupled architecture and corresponding user experience improvements. By providing some baseline criteria and including our accomplished community, I have no doubt we can reach this decision quickly but also intelligently.
Special thanks to Preston So for contributions to this blog post.
Acquia retrospective 2015
As many of my loyal blog readers know, I sit down to write a retrospective at the end of each year. It's helpful from the perspective of seeing how far Acquia has come in a single year, but it should also give you a glimpse of what is in store for Acquia in 2016 and beyond. If you find it interesting to take a look back at previous retrospectives, here they are: 2014, 2013, 2012, 2011, 2010 and 2009. These posts provide a pretty detailed overview of Acquia's trajectory as a company.
Market trends
Since Acquia started eight years ago, we've believed that open source offers significant advantages over proprietary software because of its faster innovation, higher quality, freedom from vendor lock-in, greater security, and lower total cost of ownership. Early in our life as a company, we made a big bet that open source combined with the cloud, offered through a subscription model rather than perpetual license, would be a very compelling solution for the market. Few people believed us at the time, but now it is clear that our early vision is starting to pay off; perpetual software licenses are on the decline and Deutsche Bank analyst Karl Keirstead recently called cloud and open source the two leading themes in Silicon Valley.
The market demand for Acquia's digital business platform continues to grow; three of the top analyst firms, IDC, Gartner and Forrester have all named digital business transformation a top strategic imperative for the C-suite in 2016 and beyond. Open source, cloud computing, big data, the Internet of Things (IoT), and artificial intelligence are all catalysts for the expansion of digital transformation into all corners of the organization.
Organizations are rapidly expanding the range of digital interactions with their customers and partners, moving Drupal and Acquia to the core of their business. There is a growing focus on personalization and data-driven automation, which bodes well for products like Acquia Lift. In general, I believe that the growing reliance on digital provides Drupal and Acquia with a multi-decade opportunity.
Open source
Within the last 12 months, some of the largest technology companies including Apple, Google, Microsoft and Facebook have open-sourced key components of their business. There are many motivations for this shift. According to Apple, the company open-sourced its Swift programming language to extend it to new platforms. Google open-sourced TensorFlow, its artificial intelligence platform to make an even bigger impact outside Google, even though the company employs 2,000 engineers working on artificial intelligence alone. Microsoft open-sourced .NET to increase its relevance with developers and play nicely with other operating systems. In Deutsche Bank's 2016 predictions, Keirstead says "open source keeps eating the world", causing major price deflation for the traditional enterprise software industry. Whether the motive is faster innovation or increased adoption, companies are relying less and less on proprietary software and embracing open source.
Cloud adoption
Amazon SVP of Web Services, Andy Jassy, explained in his 2015 AWS re:Invent presentation that websites have been a "critical gateway" to AWS' wider cloud adoption in the enterprise. His rationale: nearly every organization has one or more websites, and many aren't considered "mission-critical applications". Therefore, most organizations feel comfortable moving some or all of their websites to the cloud. Websites are an important stepping stone for organizations to build up the knowledge and confidence to migrate their entire businesses to the cloud.
As cloud adoption grows, we're seeing our customers use a mixture of SaaS, PaaS and IaaS. In particular the Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) model continues to grow fast, which is great news for Acquia Cloud. A growing number of enterprises are choosing PaaS ahead of Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) to save time and money on building, scaling and maintaining infrastructure so they can focus on building websites. Gartner sizes the PaaS market at $4.1B in 2015, attaining a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 65%+ through 2018. We are a few years ahead of our competitors (Adobe, Sitecore, IBM, Oracle) when it comes to PaaS, and I don't see that changing in 2016.
The migration to the cloud is only getting started. When I met with Eric Schmidt this year, he told me that he believes Google's cloud business could outpace its advertising business in five years. To put that in context, Google made more than $65 billion in advertising in 2015, roughly 90% of its total revenue. I don't think Google Cloud can possibly grow that fast, but directionally it's an eye-opening goal. Amazon's cloud business, bigger than its four closest competitors combined (including Google's cloud business), generated roughly $7 billion in revenues in 2015 and is expected to grow 80% year-over-year. Needless to say, it is exciting for Acquia be a "critical gateway" in such a massive movement to the cloud.
Digital experiences
As the web evolves, the idea of a "digital business" takes on an entirely new meaning. I've said this before but digital is not just about building websites anymore; many of our customers are using digital to change the way their business operates, automate manual processes, and save millions of dollars in the process. Digital strategies are no longer confined to the marketing department; they're quickly becoming a boardroom priority.
Digital experiences are also getting more sophisticated. What used to be as simple as building a website now involves getting the right information, to the right user, at the right time, in the right context -- an idea I call B2One and talked about as part of my Big Reverse of the Web thesis. It's all about understanding the user's context and preferences to deliver the best next experience. We started investing in this area in late 2013, acquired a personalization company in 2014, and expect this trend to grow really big, especially as big data, the Internet of Things (IoT) and artificial intelligence mature.
Beyond personalization and contextualization, companies have a greater need for flexibility and freedom to integrate a variety of external services, ranging from commerce to marketing automation solutions. While there are plenty of point solutions on the market that achieve pieces of this puzzle, Acquia and Drupal uniquely provide a platform to do it all.
Acquia continues its growth
Acquia's growth is an indicator that businesses are already betting big on open source, cloud, personalization, and digital transformation. Looking at our numbers for 2015, it is hard to believe that last year was only our seventh full year as a revenue-generating business. Our new logo subscriptions -- the business that we get from companies new to Acquia -- continued its fast growth, while our renewal rates are among the best around.
To support our growth, we added $55 million in new venture capital funding in 2015, bringing Acquia's total raised to $188.6 million.
We dramatically increased headcount last year. In May, we moved into a beautiful new corporate headquarters in Boston, where we hosted a launch party with mayor Martin J. Walsh that established us as an anchor growth company for the city. Globally, we added 150 more employees in 2015, bringing us to 720 people. The executive team changed substantially in 2015, with the addition of Al Nugent as CISO, Preston Bradford as COO, Heather Hartford as Chief People Officer, and most recently Loren Jarrett as CMO. We also announced the appointment of Christine Komola, CFO of Staples, to Acquia's board of directors. We expanded European operations with the opening of a new office in Munich. Acquia now operates out of 10 global offices on three continents!
We made key investments in talent for our partner team, grew the number of Drupal certifications achieved globally, and strengthened our relationship with agency partners. We were proud to announce our WPP Global Alliance partnership this year, which brings Acquia closer to the organizations building the world's most amazing digital experiences.
Top industry analysts continued to recognize Acquia as a leading provider of digital experience software and services. In October 2015, we were named a "Strong Performer" in The Forrester Wave: Digital Experience Platforms Q4 2015. In August, Gartner named us a "Leader" in the 2015 Magic Quadrant for Web Content Management. This type of external validation supports Acquia as a viable alternative to proprietary solutions provided by companies like Adobe, IBM, Sitecore or Oracle.
Acquia Cloud continues to enable organizations to run their websites securely and reliably, while providing them with the tools to accelerate web development and shorten time to market. We manage over 13,000 AWS instances (virtual servers) powering approximately 197,000 websites. In December 2015, Acquia Cloud served 10.8 billion Apache hits and 6.2 billion Drupal bootstraps (requests handled by Drupal instead of one of different caching layers or the web server directly), with billions more served from our caching layers and Acquia Cloud Edge.
Last year, we launched Acquia Cloud support for the São Paulo, Brazil and Frankfurt, Germany regions. With our German expansion we became the first Drupal PaaS to offer pan-European high availability to accommodate EU data sovereignty requirements.
Drupal 8
With the launch of Drupal 8 in late 2015, the Drupal community achieved our most significant release in the history of the platform. We implemented a more modern development framework, reimagined the usability and authoring experience, and made improvements that will help everyone build the multilingual, mobile and highly personalized digital experiences of the future. From how we model content and get content in and out the system, to how we assemble experiences on various devices, to how we scale that to millions of pageviews — it all got much better with Drupal 8.
Now that Drupal 8 is released, I'm convinced that it will attract new developers and site-builders to the platform. Nonetheless, the wait for Drupal 8 has been long and painful, temporarily slowing down much of the commercial Drupal ecosystem. Despite some turbulence, I'm proud that the Acquia team was a force in helping to push Drupal 8 over the finish line.
Acquia employs more than 150 Drupal experts, and has fixed upwards of 1,200 issues in Drupal 8. I reassigned our Drupal team from feature development (i.e. Spark) to working on criticals. This team was a major force in bringing the total number of criticals down from a high of 90 at the beginning of the year to zero in early October, through development, performance work, patch reviews, sprint coordination, and in helping to manage the Drupal 8 Accelerate program. To help jumpstart faster Drupal 8 adoption, Acquia is investing significantly in porting the top 50+ contributed modules. We have always believed in giving back more as a core part of our company's DNA. Our entire team is ready to enable and support companies working with Drupal 8.
Acquia products
Last year was an exciting one when it came to new products. We announced Content Hub, a cloud-based content distribution and discovery service. As more of our customers scale with Acquia across hundreds of sites, Content Hub lets authors and site owners reuse content from internal and external sites. And we added a critical commerce integration through a partnership with Hybris, which provides even more options for enterprises to drive commerce experiences.
We announced a variety of important security and compliance milestones that will be crucial to protecting our customers. First, we introduced Acquia Cloud Edge, a new DDoS security product developed in partnership with CloudFlare to keep our customers safer from external threats. Soon after, Acquia achieved HIPAA compliance upon passing an independent audit of Acquia Cloud Site Factory and Acquia Cloud. HIPAA compliance is significant because of Acquia's roster of healthcare customers, who require certain safeguards for data security and look to scale Acquia Cloud across their portfolio of sites.
In addition to this compliance milestone, our spam-blocking software, Mollom, has blocked over 10 billion spam comments.
Acquia Lift customers challenged some of our original assumptions about personalization. We worked to improve our Acquia Lift personalization product with the help of our customers, creating a new workflow and UX that supported more flexibility and freedom depending on the individual organization. In 2015, we learned a lot about the challenges organizations face when starting out with personalization and doubled down to help our customers become successful. Personalization will continue to be a huge focus of ours in 2016.
Looking ahead
This year, we will be rolling out many new products and enhancing existing ones. Acquia Cloud will get a brand-new, responsive, card-based UX in early 2016, and we'll give development teams the ability to create on-demand environments. We will continue to focus on security enhancements from audits like SOC and ISO, as well as key control planes including FedRAMP, Single Sign-On, and much more. Our team was challenged to get the first cloud service running on our new grid architecture by the end of 2015. With a few hours to spare on the 31st, the "Uptime" service is now running on our grid architecture, a major milestone. A continued focus on developer tools, more microservices, personalization and a "jumpstart" Drupal 8 distribution are just some of the technology we will be rolling out in 2016. Overall, you'll see us getting faster, more secure and more efficient, and providing even more options for our customers to create highly personalized digital experiences.
Longer term, I'm very excited about Acquia's opportunity. I believe we've steered the company to be positioned at the right place at the right time. Time will tell, but 2016 promises to be another big year for Acquia.
State of Drupal presentation (September 2015)
File this under "better late than never". Before the year closes out, I wanted to post my 2015 DrupalCon Barcelona keynote video and slides. I archive all my DrupalCon keynotes on my site so anyone who is interested in taking a trip to memory lane or studying the evolution of Drupal, can check out all my previous DrupalCon keynotes.
My DrupalCon Barcelona keynote is focused on having a realistic, open and honest conversation about the state of Drupal. In it, I broke down my thoughts on Drupal's market position, development process, and "decoupled Drupal". You can watch the recording of my keynote or download a copy of my slides (PDF, 27 MB).
In addition, here are three related blog posts I wrote about the future of decoupled Drupal, having to pick a JavaScript framework for Drupal, and a proposal for how to evolve our development process, which will allow us to ship new features every 6 months rather than every 4-5 years.
Should we decouple Drupal with a client-side framework?
As user experiences evolve from static pages to application-like experiences, end users' expectations of websites have become increasingly demanding. The Facebook newsfeed, the Gmail inbox, and the Twitter live stream are all compelling examples that form a baseline for the application-like experiences users now take for granted.
Many of Drupal's administrative interfaces and Drupal sites could benefit from a similarly seamless, instantaneous user experience. Drupal's user interfaces for content modeling (Field UI), layout management (Panels), and block management would benefit from no page refreshes, instant previews, and interface previews. These traits could also enrich the experience of site visitors; Drupal's commenting functionality could similarly gain from these characteristics and resemble an experience more like the commenting experience found in Facebook.
As Drupal's project lead, I ask myself: how can our community feel enabled and encouraged to start building rich user experiences?
In recent years, the emergence of decoupled architectures with client-side frameworks and libraries have helped our industry build these experiences. Does that mean we have to decouple Drupal's front-facing site experience (for site visitors or end users) and/or the administration experience (for content editors and site builders)? If so, should Drupal decouple the administration layer differently from the front-facing site experience? By extension, should a client-side framework guide this change?
Here is my current thinking: in the short term, Drupal should work toward a next-generation user experience under progressive decoupling for both the administration layer and the end user experience. At the same time, we should enable fully decoupled end-user and administrative experiences to be built on Drupal too. In my view, the best way to achieve this is to formally standardize on a full-featured MV* framework (e.g. Angular, Ember, Backbone, and Knockout) or a component-based view library (e.g. React, Vue, and Riot). In this blog post, I want to kick off the discussion and walk you through my current position in some more detail.
Should we decouple Drupal itself?
The question we have to answer is: do we stand to benefit from decoupling Drupal? In this context, decoupled Drupal refers to a separation between the Drupal back end and one or more front ends. In a decoupled architecture, the back end is built in a server-side language like PHP, the front end is built using a client-side framework written in JavaScript, and data is transferred between the two. Decoupling your content management system gives front-end developers greater control over an application or site's rendered markup and user experience, and using a client-side framework gives them better tools to build application-like experiences.
There is no doubt that Drupal's administration layer is very application-like and would benefit from an experience that is more interactive. For the end-user experience, a decoupled implementation is not always the best option. Some sites may not need or want the application-like interactivity that a client-side framework would provide, since not every site needs interaction. For instance, news sites or blogs do not need much interactivity, custom applications need a great deal, while e-commerce sites lie somewhere in the middle. It's not clear-cut, so let's look at our options in more detail.
The first option is to preserve traditional Drupal, the status quo where there is no decoupling. This would leave the Drupal theme layer intact apart from additional JavaScript embedded freely by the developer, but as a result, the onus is on the developer to introduce client-side user experience improvements. The likely outcome is that different modules will start using different client-side frameworks. Such a scenario would steepen Drupal's learning curve, impede collaboration, make Drupal more brittle, and damage performance on pages whose display is influenced by front-end components of multiple modules.
The third option is what I call progressive decoupling, where Drupal renders templates on the server to provide an initial application state, and JavaScript then manipulates that state. This means we can have the best of both worlds: unobtrusive JavaScript and all the out-of-the-box performance advantages of Drupal 8 — a short time to first paint (when the user sees the page materialize) via BigPipe as well as interface previews and static fallbacks during the time to first interaction (when the user can perform an action). Plus, while some additional JavaScript would enter the picture, progressive decoupling mitigates the amount of change needed across the stack by using a baseline of existing theme functionality.
|User experience
|Developer experience
|Ease of implementation
|Traditional coupling
Page refreshes
No immediate feedback
Interrupted workflow
Theme layer preserved
Modules in mostly PHP
Ad-hoc client-side code
PHP and minimal JavaScript
No server-side change
No client-side change
|Progressive decoupling
No page refreshes
Immediate feedback
Uninterrupted workflow
Theme layer preserved
Modules in PHP and JavaScript
Unified client-side code
Both PHP and JavaScript
Some server-side change
Some client-side change
|Full decoupling
No page refreshes
Immediate feedback
Uninterrupted workflow
Theme layer replaced
Module rewrites in JavaScript
Unified client-side code
Primarily JavaScript
Much server-side change
Much client-side change
How should Drupal decouple its user experience?
Drupal's administration layer (content editor and site builder experience) is effectively an application. Fully decoupling may be the appropriate call to achieve the best possible user experience for creating, managing and presenting content. However, rewriting the administration layer from the ground up is a monumental task, especially since its modules provide powerful interfaces that allow site builders to build robust, complex sites without a line of code.
The same expectations for application-like interactivity often hold for the end-user experience: users expect shopping carts, comments, notifications, and searches to be updated instantaneously, without having to wait for a page to load.
For both the administration layer and the end-user experience, I believe the Drupal front end should not be fully decoupled out of the box. We should advance from our traditional paradigm and default to progressive decoupling. It allows us to achieve the user experience we want without significant downsides, since not every use case would benefit from fully decoupling. Through progressive decoupling, Drupal could potentially reach the ideals of the assembled web more quickly by preserving a tight link between Drupal modules and their front-end components.
Nonetheless, we should empower people building fully decoupled sites and applications. Depending on the use case, Drupal 8 is a good match for decoupled applications but we should improve and extend Drupal's REST API, enhance contributed modules such as Services, and shore up new features such as GraphQL (demo video) so more functionality can be decoupled. Front-end developers can then use any framework of their choice — whether it is Angular, Ember, React, or something else — to build a fully decoupled administrative application.
Should Drupal standardize on a single framework?
All things considered, I do believe Drupal should standardize on a single client-side framework, but it should only make such an explicit recommendation for progressively decoupled Drupal, not fully decoupled architectures. It would result in a more seamless user experience, better compatibility across interactive components in modules, maximum code reuse, a more consistent front-end developer experience, more maintainable code, and better performance as we don't have to load multiple frameworks.
Despite the potential benefits, there are also good reasons not to embrace a single client-side framework. New front-end frameworks are being created at what feels like an unsustainable pace; every nine months there is a new kid on the block. It's hard for a project as large as Drupal to embrace a single technology when there is no guarantee of its longevity.
For instance, Backbone, with its underlying library Underscore, currently powers interactions in the toolbar and in-place editing in Drupal 8. Though Drupal could expand the scope of Backbone in core and encourage front-end developers to build with it, it means buying even further into a framework that is quite old among its peers.
To deal with the fast-evolving nature of the front-end landscape, we need to be thoughtful about which framework we choose, to reassess our choice from time to time, and to make sure we can migrate fairly easily if we so decide.
What client-side framework should Drupal standardize on?
Assuming we agree that embracing a single client-side framework makes sense for Drupal, there are actually three additional questions: what framework to standardize on, how to do it, and when to decide.
I'm the first to admit I'm not the best person to answer the first question. As I'm not a front-end developer, I'm looking at you, the Drupal community, to help answer this question. I'd hope that the chosen framework aligns well with both our architecture (modular, flexible) and community (collaborative, community-driven).
The second question — how to standardize on a framework — I can help answer. On the one extreme, Drupal could be opinionated and ship a client-side framework with Drupal core, meaning that every installation of Drupal ships with the chosen framework. This would be much like the adoptions of jQuery and Backbone.js. On the other end of the spectrum, Drupal could recommend a specific framework but not ship with it. Finally, somewhere in between, Drupal could provide a default standard framework in core but make it easy to replace with it a framework of a developer's choice, though the likelihood of this is quite small. This is akin to Drupal core shipping with a template engine (i.e. PHPTemplate) that could be (but was rarely) replaced with another. Ultimately, I think we get the best result if Drupal ships with a specific framework—much like the adoption of jQuery in Drupal 5.
The last question, when to standardize on a framework, is important too. I would recommend we experiment with possible directions as soon as possible in order to decide on a final vision sooner rather than later.
I believe that, for now, it makes more sense to progressively decouple Drupal sites and their administration layer by first building our pages with Drupal. Once the page is loaded, we can let a unified client-side framework take over as much of the page as needed to foster a next-generation user experience without reinventing the wheel or alienating developers.
Whatever the result of this debate, Drupal needs your help. We will need initiatives to build a foundation for better decoupled experiences. For all decoupled implementations - whether full or progressive - we will want to redouble our efforts on existing web services to create the best APIs for client-side applications. As for progressively decoupled experiences, we will need a process for selecting a client-side framework and defining how the existing Drupal JavaScript behaviors system would need to evolve. Finally, we will need to coordinate all of these efforts to focus on offering a better administrative experience.
That is not all! We will need module developers to bring rich interactions to their user interfaces with the help of the framework we choose. We will need designers to guide module developers in building a graceful user interface. We will need front-end developers to demonstrate how they want to develop the user experiences that will define Drupal for years to come. We will need users to test and validate all of our work. It will be tough going, but together, we can ensure Drupal stays ahead of the curve well into the future.
Special thanks to Preston So and Wim Leers for contributions to this blog post and to Moshe Weitzman and Gábor Hojtsy for feedback during its writing.
BigPipe, no longer just for the top 50 websites
One thing that is exciting to me, is how much we appear to have gotten right in Drupal 8. The other day, for example, I stumbled upon a recent article from the LinkedIn engineering team describing how they completely changed how their homepage is built. Their primary engineering objective was to deliver the fastest page load time possible, and one of the crucial ingredients to achieve that was Facebook's BigPipe.
I discussed BigPipe on my blog before: first when I wrote about making Drupal 8 fly and later when I wrote about decoupled Drupal. Since then, Drupal 8 shipped with BigPipe support.
When a very high-profile, very high-traffic, highly personalized site like LinkedIn uses the same technique as Drupal 8, that solidifies my belief in Drupal 8.
LinkedIn supports both server-side and client-side rendering. While Drupal 8 does server-side rendering, we're still missing explicit support for client-side rendering. The advantage of client-side rendering versus server-side rendering is debatable. I've touched upon it in my blog post on progressive decoupling, but I'll address the topic of client-side rendering in a future blog post.
However, there is also something LinkedIn could learn from Drupal! Every component of a LinkedIn page that should be delivered via BigPipe needs to write BigPipe-specific code which is prone to errors and requires all engineers to be familiar with BigPipe. Drupal 8 on the other hand has a level of abstraction that allows BigPipe to work without the need for BigPipe-specific code. Thanks to Drupal's higher-level API, Drupal module developers don't have to understand BigPipe: Drupal 8 knows what page components are poorly cacheable or not cacheable at all, and what page components are renderable in isolation, and uses that information to automatically optimize the delivery of page components using BigPipe.
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DENVER (AP) - Sammy Sosa hit a trio of three-run homers to tie a franchise record with nine RBIs, then left in the sixth inning - not because of injury - as the Chicago Cubs routed the Colorado Rockies 15-1 Saturday night.
Sosa connected in successive at-bats in the third, fourth and fifth innings at Coors Field. He took over the major league lead with 38 homers and matched Johnny Mize's record of six career three-homer games.
The nine RBIs were a career high for Sosa and tied the club mark set by Heinie Zimmerman in 1911.
Sosa also became the fifth player with home runs in three straight innings.
D'Backs 9, Marlins 2
PHOENIX (AP) - Randy Johnson fanned 14, passing Tom Seaver for fifth place on the career strikeout list.
Johnson (17-4) finished his day with a major league-leading 240 strikeouts this season - 10 more than teammate Curt Schilling, who pitches today.
His career total is 3,641.
Giants 8, Pirates 3
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Benito Santiago hit a grand slam, Jeff Kent drove in three runs, and Barry Bonds broke the major league record for intentional walks in a season.
A day after hitting his 600th homer, Bonds drew three intentional walks in four innings as the Pirates attempted to protect a 3-0 lead. Bonds has 46 intentional walks this season, breaking Willie McCovey's 1969 record. His three intentional walks also tied the record for a nine-inning game.
Cardinals 5, Mets 4
ST. LOUIS (AP) - Albert Pujols hit a grand slam, and St. Louis won for only the second time in 10 games.
After the Mets came back to tie it, the NL Central leaders scored the go-ahead run in the sixth on a sacrifice fly by Jim Edmonds.
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CINCINNATI (AP) - Ryan Dempster escaped two bases-loaded threats during a make-or-break start, and Jason LaRue homered and drove in three runs.
Brewers 5, Expos 2
MILWAUKEE(AP) - Jose Cabrera pitched six solid innings, and Eric Young had four hits as Milwaukee snapped a five-game losing streak against Montreal.
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when a girl is on her period, and a dude eats eat her out then cums in her mouth then they makeout.
wana make a strawberry shortcake?
the biggest ho evaによって 2009年09月12日(土)
little bitch who doesn't know when to keep her mouth shut
that girl is such a strawberry short cake I HATE her
Sweet_lipsによって 2015年04月03日(金)
When a man is plowing a women on her period and cream pies her twat making the Semen and menstrul blood mix together looking like a strawbrerry shortcake
Some Dude: I'm in the mood to eat a strawberry shortcake.
Another Dude: EEWWWW!! This ain't Fear Factor!!
Some Dude: Get Ur mind out ur fuckin ass!!
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Some Dude: Get Ur mind out ur fuckin ass!!
Castor The Greatによって 2008年12月31日(水)
When a girl masturbates while she has her period and her cum is mixed with blood... Gross!
Damn, I heard she gave herself a strawberry shortcake last night!
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The Glorious act of of delivering a rapid fire jab to the nasal cavity while receiving felatio from a member of the female sex. Upon ejaculation the concoction of blood and semen should make a strawberry like substance.
Overton's bitch was suckin' his cock that he had to reward her with a strawberry shortcake right to the face.
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when your "doing" a chick {or guy in some cases} from behind then pull out spit on her or his back to make them think you cummed then when they turn around punch them in the nose and cum in there face
hey my dude i gave her ass the worst straw berry short cake ever ya digg.
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When a girl gives a man head and then the man gives her a bloody nose and shoots his load on her face, mixing the semen and blood together, thus creating, strawberry shortcake.
Gary made "Strawberry Shortcake" on Debbies face.
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McCarthy's recipe for division dominance working
Green Bay Packers head coach Mike McCarthy doesn't have some secret, highly complicated formula for winning games against teams inside the NFC North.
But there is a specific format for what McCarthy has accomplished over the last three seasons, and he's hoping to carry his recent success using that plan to secure what could be a benchmark victory Sunday against the Detroit Lions.
McCarthy outlined his coaching goals for winning division games Wednesday.
"We have identified, just through our studies in winning division games, there's three very important components," McCarthy said Monday. "The obvious one is the turnover advantage. . . . The second is third down advantage. . . . The third is the penalty advantage."
The Packers have been mostly successful in checking off all three areas against division foes since late in 2010, which has resulted a franchise-record tying eight consecutive wins inside the division.
A win in Detroit would set a new franchise mark since 1967, the first year the NFL went to a division-based landscape.
The Packers haven't lost a division game since a 2010 defeat in Detroit, a game in which Aaron Rodgers was knocked out of at halftime with a concussion. Green Bay has rattled off eight-straight wins since, matching streaks set in both 1996-97 and 2001-02.
McCarthy's no-nonsense outline—winning turnovers, third downs and penalties—has fueled the Packers' eight-game winning streak over the NFC North.
Green Bay is +10 in turnover differential (20 for opponents, 10 for Green Bay) over that stretch, and there hasn't been a single game in which the Packers have turned the football over more than their opponent.
That streak might have to continue Sunday.
"Our ability to take care of the football and take it away will be critical this week," McCarthy said.
Overall, Green Bay is plus-5 against the Lions, plus-4 against the Chicago Bears and plus-1 against the Minnesota Vikings during the stretch.
The Packers are also plus-4 in turnover differential to start this season (12 takeaways, eight giveaways), and Detroit minus-4 (10-14), so it's reasonable to expect Green Bay once again winning the turnover battle Sunday.
McCarthy could probably use improvement on third downs, however.
NFC North opponents have actually been better on the pivotal down (42-106, .396) than the Packers, who have converted just 33 of 90 third downs (.367) during the eight divisional games. The margin is hardly extreme, but certainly something McCarthy wants to improve at Ford Field this week.
"The team that wins the third down advantage is part of this triple crown of emphasis," McCarthy said.
Aiding the Packers is Aaron Rodgers, one of the NFL's best quarterbacks on the third down. Since 2009, Rodgers' 114.1 passer rating on third down leads the NFL. He's thrown 40 touchdowns against just eight interceptions during that stretch.
While third downs haven't always went the Packers way during since 2010, McCarthy can put a big checkmark in front of the penalties component.
NFC North opponents have committed 70 penalties (8.75/game) for 563 yards (70.4) over the stretch, while the Packers have been marked for just 35 for 300 yards. The difference is 35 penalties and 263 yards, striking margins over only an eight-game sample.
Also, during no game over the last eight were the Packers flagged more times or penalized more yards than their opponent.
Green Bay has been one of the NFL's most disciplined teams since 2010, so the stats inside the division add up. Only the Atlanta Falcons (183 penalties for 1,627 yards) have been penalized less than Green Bay (207-1,717) since the start of the 2010 season, and the Packers actually led the NFL in penalties last season (76).
That success has mostly translated into 2012, although the Packers' best stretch at avoiding penalties this season has come recently.
Since Week 6 — the start of the Packers' four-game winning streak—Green Bay is first in the NFL in both penalties (13) and yards (119).
That kind of discipline will need to continue in Detroit, where emotions in this rivalry typically run high. Ndamukong Suh's stomp on Packers guard Evan Dietrich-Smith last November is the shining example, but former cornerback Pat Lee was also ejected from the same game after throwing a punch on a punt return.
McCarthy said his team has spent time preparing for that kind of environment this week.
"We have heightened our awareness towards being disciplined and playing smart through tough and emotional environments like we anticipate Sunday," McCarthy said.
McCarthy's secret to dominating the division hasn't been overly complicated, but it's worked for the Packers over the last eight games in the division.
Continuing to earn high marks on turnovers, third downs and penalties might just be the key for McCarthy and the Packers to run their winning streak inside the NFC North to a franchise-record nine games Sunday.


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Burj Al Arab Goes for the Gold iPad
Think a gold credit card is impressive? Not anymore. Burj Al Arab, the super-luxury hotel in Dubai, has introduced the latest status symbol for luxury travelers: The gold iPad.
Guest at Burj Al Arab often arrive one of the world's largest chauffeur-driven fleets of Rolls Royce's or by a dedicated helicopter transfer service. After check-in, the 24-karat iPad, which is worth approximately $10,000, is yours to play the world's most expensive game of Angry Birds on. Or, guests can use the virtual concierge program that comes loaded on the gadget to take advantage of the hotel's many bespoke services. The hotel introduced a similar amenity back in October 2012, with a 24-carat rose gold iPad that was designed as part of its Breast Cancer Awareness month program.
Sadly, the iPad, much like a room key, has to be returned to the front desk upon check-out. Although you can purchase your own in the hotel's boutique, along with a gold iPad minii and a gold iPhone5.
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HuffPo editor mocks death of Cornell University swine flu victim
According to his biography, Adam Clark Estes "attended Harvard University where he was an editor at the Harvard Crimson and president of Current Magazine, a national student magazine partnered with Newsweek. Estes is also the editor of IvyGate, a blog covering the news and gossip of the Ivy League, and has worked at Salon.com, 826 Valencia, the U.S. House of Representatives, and the United Nations. He lives in New York City."
He is also "Associate Editor of Citizen Journalism at the Huffington Post Investigative Fund."
What does he do with all these credentials?
He uses his high journalism perch to…mock a young man who died of swine flu at Cornell University on Friday.
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I'm delighted that today we are launching a new venture — The Huffington Post Investigative Fund. This nonprofit Fund will produce a wide-range of investigative journalism created by both staff reporters and freelance writers.
As the newspaper industry continues to contract, one of the most commonly voiced fears is that serious investigative journalism will be among the victims of the scaleback. And, indeed, many newspapers are drastically reducing their investigative teams. Yet, given the multiple crises we are living through, investigative journalism is all the more important. As a result, all who recognize the indispensable role good journalism plays in our democracy are looking for ways to preserve it during this transitional period for the media. …This investigative initiative is being funded by The Huffington Post and The Atlantic Philanthropies, and will be headed by Nick Penniman, founder of The American News Project, which will be folded into the Fund. Nick and I first worked together back in 2000 when we organized the Shadow Conventions to address issues — poverty, the failed drug war, and money in politics – that neither political party was focusing on. We've stayed in touch ever since, and I am really looking forward to working with him on producing journalism with real impact.
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