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The Market
The Market defined
- Ther are two kind of ideal users
- The ideal user who submits content
- The ideal submitting user is a student at Brown or RISD who creates and or displays their art work digital.
- The ideal viewing user
- The ideal viewing user is potentially anyone anywhere who is interested in viewing student art. We realize though, that the greatest concentration of these users will be from Brown and RISD and that these users themselves will be artistically inclined.
- The ideal user who submits content
Market Size
- Initial market size for the Alpha
- We estimate that about 10-30 Brown and / or RISD students will submit to the site in it's alpha form. This is appropriate for the site in its rudimentary stages, for it will not be fully equiped to handlge a large usership
- Initial market size for the Beta
- Brown is approximately 6000 students and RISD is approximately 2200. We estimate that about 10% of Brown Student produce relevant art pieces and to begin with about 10% of those students will submit.
- We estimate that 75% of RISD students produce relevant material and of those people about 10% will submit making 165.
- So initially we expect about 225 submitting users.
What's out there? (Competition)
- Media hosting sites
- We found that while there were several large media hosting sites that efficiently organized and displayed their content, but that none was specifically geared towards students and artists.
- Although these sites effectively hosted video, audio, and image content, not very many were geared towards tradition media displayed through digital means.
- These sites are characterized by the availability of advanced features for downloading, display and social networking and are typically open to anyone to submitt content.
- The shear size of such sites limits the possibility of use exclusive by artists.
- We found that while there were several large media hosting sites that efficiently organized and displayed their content, but that none was specifically geared towards students and artists.
- Social Networking sites
- Some social networking sites such as Friendster.com and thefacebook.com have begun to integrate media hosting into their platforms.
- Thefacebook.com to this point has limited itself to image sharing but has developed advanced features that involve tagging.
- Friendster.com allows users to share video and audio content in addition to images, but these features are not heavily utilized by users.
- This implies that users who do not produce media or art have little use for these features and those who do use the features might not have an adequate network with which to interact.
- Some social networking sites such as Friendster.com and thefacebook.com have begun to integrate media hosting into their platforms.
- Video hosting sites
- We found that there were a lot of free video hosting sites, such as googlevideo.com and youtube.com, but that these sites did were not geared towards artists and did not have adequate social networking capabilities.
- Most sites are open to any content or have a very broad submission process.
- Sites that allow users to post content privately do not allow for any social interactions between users and therefore no development of community.
- Art sharing sites and Art hubs
- Most of the "art" hubs on the internet are either entirely open, that is they allow anyone to post comments, or all works go through a submission process.
- Sites that are open tend to host content of varying quality whereas curated sites tend to contain and attract works of higher quality.
- Most of the "art" hubs on the internet are either entirely open, that is they allow anyone to post comments, or all works go through a submission process.
Differentiating Ourselves
- We seek to combine disparate elements from the sites we research to form an online community that can best serve artists, and more specifically student artists.
- We hope to combine social networking features with media hosting features in an environment that fosters the submission of exclusively artistic rather than commercial content.
Product description
- free online service [and open-source software project] which enables students to showcase their artistic work
Main goals
- Provide students with the option to showcase their work to their peers, and to anyone they choose
- Allowing students to upload files and create online portfolios with media ranging from audio to video and from image to text
- Additional features that will facilitate interdisciplinary dialog and encourage collaboration
Functional Features (for submitting users)
Uploading media: any art work that can be digitally displayed
- Audio: music, sound art and any voice recordings, e.g. poetry, book or play readings. Video would include films, documentations of plays, performances etc, animation and video art
- Still images: llustration, photography, drawing, painting, graphic design, comics, graphic novels, sculpture etc.
- Interactive media: net art, hypertext, Flash animations, Java applets, software, Web sites (as archive and/or URL)
- Text: poems, plays, short stories, lyrics, novels etc.
Portfolio concept: web page of art work
- Idea of presenting users' work on their personal page
- Links for each piece of work uploaded, e.g thumbnails of images or video
- Content organization of page at the user's preference: by date, by medium or by theme
- User can provide text to accompany their work on portfolio page
Profiles / Creating an account
- Link to artist's profile on portfolio page: space for personal expression
- Questions e.g. filling out fields pertaining to themself
- Registration
- University email address
- Personalized username
- Option to publicize or privatize their work uploaded
- Public: open to public viewing
- Private: only open to people of the users' choice and by invite only
Functional Features (for all users)
Searching and Viewing
Customized by users:
- Customization features of privacy set by all users take priority over any search results requested by any other user.
- Privatized work will not be displayed in searches unless the student displaying the work has either made it public to all users.
- Users control who can view their work - They control who will be the audience; this applies to searches and viewing.
Searching can be customized, they can be broad or narrow:
- An user can conduct a search using a keyword and find anywhere it appears
- An user can conduct a search in a specific subfield, for example, a search within "videos"
Ratings and commenting
- Submitting users have to option of allowing ratings and comments on an item-by-item basis.
- If the user chose to allow ratings, their work would be included into categories such as ' most viewed' and 'top rated.'
- The ratings would appear as a link of the number of ratings under each piece of work.
- If the user choose to allow comments, a link of the number of comments would appear under each piece of work.
- This system allows users to exchange feedback and receive credit for the work they produced.
Social networking
This includes:
- Personal messages, Email, and discussion forum.
- The idea that this site become an artist community is dependent on the presence of certain social networking functions.
- Submitting artists have profiles and identities.
- The idea behind this is to provide a less public source of feedback to the student.
- All users are required to be registered and to have an identity profile.
- Users will be able to make "friends" with eachother.
- This feature will work in concert with the privacy features allowing artists the option of limiting the viewing or of commenting.
Curatorial features/site events
- The site will also host periodic events such as contests or expos.
- Curated shows will focus on content that is already on the site, but could included specific submitted work.
- Festivals will be organized and administered by the controlling body of the site (student group).
Curated shows
- Guest curators will be in charge of thematic shows.
- Users will have the opportunity (option) to curate shows on a smaller scale (as a fun feature of the site they can do this with their friends).
Organization Form
S.O.A.P members
- Advisor: Professor Mark Tribe
- Proposal and presentation team:
- Krystal Lie
- Matt Vascellero
- Jhon Clavijo
- Technical and design team:
- Jason Rodriguez
- Kris Udekwu
- Elliot Breece
Organizational structures
- Becoming a University student group
- Students with a genuine interest in the project and who are willing to put in the commitment in the development of the project
- Passing the project to the next MC0075 class
- Class project guarantees a set group of students who will commit a set amount of time into the development of the project
Implementation Plan
- Development of S.O.A.P: 3 Phases
Phase 1: completed by the end of Spring semester '06
- Presentation of S.O.A.P on May 2
- Functional site - alpha
- Based on livejournal.com
- First invitation of users
- Student Organization at Brown
- Raising awareness: extend from Brown to RISD community
- Attempt to increase number of users
Phase 2: moving forward
- Creation of beta (updated version of alpha)
- Move the content of alpha from livejournal.com to another platform that we build
- Work with Computer Science Department at Brown to tackle technical issues
- Search for potential website developers and designers
- Promotion plans: aiming for 20-30 contributing users
- Increase the number of students joining our student organization
- Publicize S.O.A.P through a marketing campaign (advertising)
- Expansion plans
- Find sponsors
- Apply for Faculty Grant
- Possibly entering Business Plan Competition hosted by the Brown Entrepeneurship Program
Final Phase
- Develop S.O.A.P as an Open Source Software
- Make it available for a wider audience beyond the Brown and RISD community
- Further publicize S.O.A.P to other universities
- Broaden audience variety: prospective students, professors and possible employers


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[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HADOOP-5338?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:all-tabpanel ] Amar Kamat updated HADOOP-5338: ------------------------------- Attachment: HADOOP-5338-v2.3.patch HADOOP-5338-v2.2-branch-20.patch Attaching a patch that fixes the test-case issue in 20. Result of test-patch {code} [exec] +1 overall. [exec] [exec] +1 @author. The patch does not contain any @author tags. [exec] [exec] +1 tests included. The patch appears to include 3 new or modified tests. [exec] [exec] +1 javadoc. The javadoc tool did not generate any warning messages. [exec] [exec] +1 javac. The applied patch does not increase the total number of javac compiler warnings. [exec] [exec] +1 findbugs. The patch does not introduce any new Findbugs warnings. [exec] [exec] +1 Eclipse classpath. The patch retains Eclipse classpath integrity. [exec] [exec] +1 release audit. The applied patch does not increase the total number of release audit warnings. {code} > Reduce tasks are stuck waiting for map outputs when none are in progress > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Key: HADOOP-5338 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HADOOP-5338 > Project: Hadoop Core > Issue Type: Bug > Components: mapred > Affects Versions: 0.20.0 > Reporter: Ramya R > Assignee: Amar Kamat > Priority: Blocker > Fix For: 0.20.0 > > Attachments: HADOOP-5338-v2.1.patch, HADOOP-5338-v2.2-branch-20.patch, HADOOP-5338-v2.2-branch-20.patch, HADOOP-5338-v2.2.patch, HADOOP-5338-v2.3.patch, log.txt > > > When JT is restarted several times, a situation is encountered when the reduce tasks are stuck forever waiting for map outputs. However 100%map is complete and none of the map tasks are in progress. The reduce tasks wait infinitely. -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. - You can reply to this email to add a comment to the issue online.
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Kristen Bell Scores Hosting Duties at 2014 CMT Awards
They say the third time is a charm, and Kristen Bell will once again handle the emcee post when the 2014 CMT Awards go live next month.
In 2012 the "Frozen" hottie teamed with Toby Keith and in 2013 Jason Aldean helped Ms. Bell with the hosting responsibilities so this year she's going it all by her lonesome.
Of the solo gig, Kristen explained, "CMT proposed I host on my own this year, so I said, sure I'd give it a try. It's such a fun show that never takes itself too seriously. The musical performances are like seeing the best country concert lineup all in one venue. We have a ton of surprise guests and artists this year that I'm really excited to see perform."
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Barbara Walters just signed up for a free Twitter account today and sent her first Tweet online.
But one of the coolest things on Twitter when you log in and go to the home page, on the right-hand side of the page you'll see below the Twiter search box a "Trending Topics" that lists 10 topics that are hot and buzzing on Twitter at the time.
That's how I found out that Stephen Hawking was ill. And I learned about some new Tweetie Mac app that's hot now. So especially if you write about breaking news, Twitter is one more way to find out what's breaking and write about it first possibly.
If you're on Twitter anyway a lot, it's a good way to see what people are Tweeting a lot about -- and I'll bet you a "dollar to a doughnut" as my Mommy used to say -- that Twitter will keep breaking news before the traditional websites do.
Like the time the person sent the first link to the first pic of that downed plane in the Hudson via Twitter.
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i really wish I could like Twitter; its so powerful - my friends just love it and spend a lot of time tweeting but I just can't get into it. It seems to be really hot at the moment.
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November 13, 2008
As is almost always the case every second Tuesday of the month, Microsoft's small number of security patches sent on Nov. 11 included a fix that reportedly goes back to at least early 2001.
One of them was for a critical security hole in XML core services, which could allow RAM memory corruption and then trigger some harmful code execution, and then another flaw in SMB (Server Message Block).
SMB is code which allows file shares over a network, and Microsoft labels the flaw as "important" but security watchers at the Internet Storm Center gave it a more severe "critical" rating.
The security flaw was first demonstrated at a hacking conference more than seven years ago. Tests for the vulnerability have been available since July of last year, however.
Microsoft does acknowledge that security checking software such as Metasploit have been able to carry out an attack based on the SMB vulnerability without saying how long the flaw has been around.
Security holes in the NTLM Authentication that is the subject of this week's patch were demonstrated at Defcon as far back as over eight years ago, according to BugTraq postings.
At this time, it's still unclear why it took so long for Microsoft to fix the hole. A more detailed explanation of both vulnerabilities that are the topic of this month's patch list can be found in Microsoft's summary on its site.
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that's probably being conservative, watching the shuttle. we got out here at 5:00 this morning local time. the streets were lined at that time. they're lined right now. everyone seemingly has a camera, taking pictures of the shuttle. it's a truly once in a lifetime experience, fredericka. >> casey wian, thanks so much. later on today, 2:00 eastern we'll talk with shuttle astronaut leroy chow. he's calling today bittersweet. "your money" starts right now. the presidential election is less than one month away and america is headed toward a fork in the road. welcome to "your money." i'm ali velshi. on november 6th, you will choose one of these two roads, the country will follow one of them. today i want to take you into the future, a look at 2016 under a president romney or a second term of president obama. but first, here's where we are
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today. the u.s.'s largest trading partners are struggling and that is strengthening the economic storm that's headed over from europe to the united states shores. this week, the international monetary fund cut its forecast for global growth for both this year and next year. that's the world economy and the u.s. economy. the imf cited two reasons things could get worse, first if european lead s fail to support their ailing economies and second if leaders here in the united states let us plunge over the fiscal cliff. the imf sister organization, the world bank citing the same two factors, cut its growth forecast for asia this week as well. now, that's for the next couple of years. where are we going to be in 2016, four years from now, when we're discussing the next u.s. election? that depends on which of these two roads america takes on election day. i'll take you down both paths on this show starting with what 2016 will look like under a president mitt romney. start with jobs. he says 12 million jobs will be
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created in the next four years. as i keep telling you, that claim it ridiculous, considering the sluggish growth we're seeing right now and the new downward revision. but for the purposes of this exercise, i'll take him at his word and presume an historic surge in jobs lies ahead. let's talk about taxes next. i'm going to let governor romney explain this for himself. >> well, i've made it pretty clear that my principles are number one, simplify the code, number two, create incentives for small businesses and large businesses to grow. number three, don't reduce the burden on high-income taxpayers. and number four, remove the burden somewhat from middle income people. >> now, you can get all that done in four years we'll have a bran new tax code by 2016. again, it's bold. everybody talks about doing it but nobody's done it really since reagan. finally let's take a look at the deficit. romney is planning to cut a lot more than funding to big bird and pbs. his plans include repealing
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obama care, reducing foreign aide and privatizing amtrak. you may notny that's that big of a deal. i use it all the time. romney says privatizing it will save $1.3 billion. the budget is made up a lot of small things. however he does it, his goal is to reduce government spending to 20% of gdp. gdp is the biggest measure of everything we produce in society. he wants to do that by the end 6 his first term. right now government spending is at 25% of gdp. let's shed some more light on what romney's america would look like. kevin hassette is an economic adviser for mitt romney. stevon moore is an editorial writer for "the wall street journal." my good friend christine romans is the host of "your botto line" right here on cnn. folks, no party or ideological spin today, no using the name obama or the term democrat. pain the me a picture of what the world looks like under romney four years from now using
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specifics. you can't say things like it will be better, we'll be safer, everyone will be richer. tell me exactly what happens, the good and the bad. kevin you're responsible for writing some of the policy. i don't go first. >> yes, thanks, ali. i have to say i agree with your setup exactly. i commend your show for really being one of the only places that's talking about the storm in europe. the fact is the world economy is flowing. the u.s. economy is slowing. we're growing probably around 1% in the second half. the fact going forward is if the world economy will turn around, the u.s. will have to be the leader we can't count on europe to start booming and buying all of our stuff and drive growth. and so i think that the u.s. can be a leader regardless of who's president if we do a couple of things. we need what we call a fiscal consolidation. we need to get our deficit in order, but to do it by making changes to entitlements in the long run so we're not harming people today but making those things sustainable and making the bond raters thinking that
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we're not going to look like greece. we have to get the corporate average down and small businesses don't see the big tax hike that president obama has proposed. i'm not doing the partisan thing. i was just saying. >> you said president obama. you did a good job. >> yes, okay. >> steven -- >> if we do that we'll have growth. >> steven, governor romney is a smart, successful businessman. that pa rt is not in dispute. it appears like his plan is to cutting costs and becoming more profitable by 2016. americans are not employees of the government, being president is actually very different from being a ceo. i smoke with bill daley last week. he worked in the white house and the public service. he made a good point. he said a ceo can replace 15 or 30 people even in a big company and change it entirely. the budget is predetermined, the board knows it's coming. a president just can't do that. within the constraints of what a president can actually do, really, how is life going to be that different in four years if mitt romney is president? >> you're right. 's like trying to steer an
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elephant, trying to change the direction of the u.s. government. that's part of the problem. isn't it? i agree with kevin. i'm a free enterprise guy. i do believe -- let me put it like this. this tax system is a pinto. what we need is a porsche. we need something engineered for rapid growth. i agree with kevin. you bring the rates down. i like the idea of creating a standard deduction that everybody gets and get rid of some of the items in the tax system. i think people would agree that would be more rapid growth in the tax system. i want to add something to what kevin said. i'm high on the energy story, ali. i think over the next four years, you're skeptical of that 12 million job figure, i think we can create easily over a million jobs in the energy sector alone with what's going on with the oil and gas boom. we have so much coal in this country. the president has been skeptical of oil, gas and coal. i think president romney would go after it. the one secretarier in the economy over the last four years
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that has created more jobs than any other industry has been the oil and gas industry. i think we could create a lot more jobs in that industry if we got it right. >> you said president obama, too, but generally speaking that was a pretty good analysis. >> sorry about that. >> christine, you know the rule. if mitt romney wins in november, he's still got two very major problems, one of them is the gridlock in washington which has probably as much to do with congress as the president if not more to do with congress and that economic storm blowing in from europe. kevin has said we have to be in good shape. i'm saying that may plea vent us from being in as good shape as we'd like to be. you argue under mitt romney we are going to start looking at government very differently, less paternalistic. fewer economic solutions n. part, ali, because of time. time is passing and time from that emergency of the great recession is passing. the things that the government has done, the expansion of the government and government spending to make a great recession not become a great depression in four more years, no question, exit strategies
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will be under way to rein in some of those things. mitt romney says he believes in a safety net and he will repair it as necessary. the safety net is probably way too big. under a president romney, no question, you would see a different way of looking at government and probably a smaller government. now, this being said, gentlemen, i would just like to say the one thing that is certain, that is certain under a president romney by the year 2016 we will all be four years older. >>. >> and i'll have more hair. >> christine wins the prediction contest. all of you stay right there. you mentioned medicare, christine. candidate romney's medicare plan is foggy to some of the 50 million people who depend on it. what is in store for medicare if there is a president mitt romney in the white house? we will bring you the facts and continue this discussion right after this. you're watching "your money." ♪
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critical to the almost 50 million people on medicare, ali and the ref of us who may rely on it when we get older. the cost to seniors, this only applies to future retirees. paul ryan said during the debate, that's age 54 and under. his plan offers two options. one, a premium support system or a voucher for each senior to buy private insurance from competing providers. the other option say in traditional medicare, what we don't know is whether the voucher wi be enough to cover the cost of the traditional medicare option for people who want to stay in it. the romney came pain has not clarified that yet. second, the prescription drug plan. obama fair or the affordable care act saved seen mores more than $600 on average last year. the president says those savings will disappear under romney's plan because he's vowed to get rid of boobama care. romney hasn't said if he'll put a cap on spending for these
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plans. experts say a cap is needed to promote competition and keep cost increases under control. romney's running mate paul ryan's own budget plan that he proposed in congress, it includes a medicare spending cap but romney isn't aligning himself with it. without a spending cap, the congressional budget office says it can't score it, ali. >> that's the tough part. hard to score, unclear what's going on. kevin, can you shed light on this? are you able to give us some sense of exactly those three questions that christine s? what medicare will look like for people who receive it in 2016 or sometime after president romney gets elects if he does. >> absolutely. it's important to emphasize, this is a change to the program that's going to affect us, the people who are talking on the show but not people who are currently retired. the basic belief of governor romney and mr. ryan is that if we allow competition between firms for your business, that they're going to get really good at providing services to you that you want and they're going
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to tailor plans to customers in a way that the government never does and that that will produce superior plans that cost less. you know, competition tends to do that in society. but if it doesn't, which is one of the concerns that was just raised, people can choose to stay on the normal plan. >> wouldn't all the sick people go into the normal plan? they want to make sure they get everything for their dollar and -- didn't it the create two tiers of medicare then? >> i don't think it would. what would happen you might find the private plans people can buy with the voucher, for one thing, governor romney will have details for the plans. they have to cover things in a specific way. if you take the plan and you're sick you'll be cover. going forward, we have to remember we have a government, ali, i know this is probably something you mention, they did a calculation of the fiscal adjustment that every government around the world has to make.
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our fiscal adjustment, how big the change has to be so our debt is sustainable is 8% of gdp. >> right. >> that's the third largest on earth. the fact is what governor romney wants to do is defend these programs but if you go down the road, you're exactly right. for me, what we need to do is create a medicare when i retire that i can know will be there. the fact is i'll have to pay out of pocket. i'm fortunate enough to be a wealthy person. i'll have to pay more out of pocket than i do under the current system. i think that's the crucial thing that's going to change. >> let's break steven in. >> i like what you're talking about. i'm not working for the campaign. i can be more critical. i think the problem with what mr. romney is talking about is it takes too long to save money. this crisis is right around the corner with medicare. it's going to run out of money within the next ten years or so unless we make some changes. yes, kevin, i like what you're talking about. i agree entirely. the competition model makes sense. but i'm not so sure we have
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enough time. if you look at medicare, social security and medicaid, by the end of the decade, they're going to take all of our income tax revenues. we're not going to have money left over for anything else we spend money on. >> unless you raise taxes. >> unless you raise taxes. >> unless you raise taxes. >> we need to have more economic growth, i think. there's no question about it. >> so much of what you're saying about what a romney administration will look like is pred kalted on economic growth. what's the estimate you have, in you enact the things that romney wants to enact very quickly, adds 1% a year to gdp growth? >> yes, that's right. that's right. and i think you know, you cover this a lot, firms are sitting on cash. there's all this uncertainty over the fiscal cliff and the big deficits and how that will work out. i think we could unleash a sigh of relief rally if we could get ahead of the curve on policies. >> let me bring up something. you mentioned something earlier i can't avoid. you mentioned amtrak.
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let's take that as one example. >> you're not going to hate on amtrak, right? i use it a lot. >> i want to say one thing. i think -- you're going to hate me for saying this. i think wealthy people like yourself don't need a government subsidy to take the train. why are taxpayers paying for people who take the train? my point is we have to start getting sious good what we really need in this country in terms of government benefits. >> although guys like you wouldn't want the government involved in a public/private partnership to build a high-speed rail system. >> i don't like high-speed rail. we have to go through every program and say is this a high priority? do we need to continue to spend money on elmo? oh! you are haters is what you are. >> we cannot solve problems by talking about elmo. all i have to say. >> we could do a whole show on this i like this conversation. thank you for doing that and limiting the use of the term
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democrat and obama in this one. we'll talk about that in the next couple segment. >> i like elmo, too, by the way. i want to get that on the record. >> let's reprogram this time machine, if president obama wins a second term. which dream will we carry into 2016. >> a documentary called 2016, obama's america. it argues dire consequences are in store. i'll draw you my own picture, when we come back. ♪
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with odor free aspercreme. powerful medicine relieves pain fast, with no odor. so all you notice is relief. aspercreme. forget 2012. forget about it. we're looking into the furt and the year 2016. we just traveled down the road to 2016 under a president romney. now, we're taking another fork in the road. and in some ways it's less of a leap into the great unknown. after all, president obama has been president for four years. he's got a track record from which we can extrapolate. we know what he's done. where he's fallen short. but because this would be his second term, he might be thinking about his legacy and
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that can change the equation. here's where we are. based on normal revisions of past jobs numbers, normal revisions ways happen. this is the normal course of business. there's no conspiracy here, the department of labor expects that not counting the last jobs report which will come out just days before the election, president obama has already gained back all of those jobs that were lost on his watch. in fact, the department ofabor says it's about 325,000 more jobs, although the new jobs tend to be of a lower quality than the ones that were lost. that is often typical after a recession. what happens if obama wins again? that document i was telling you about, 2016, obama's america, it is the second highest grossing documentary in history, fahrenheit 911 was the highest, written by michael moore. this one paints a dire picture.
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>> obama has a dream. a dream from his father, that the sins of colonialism be set right and america be downsized. >> now, according to "the washington post," here's what the movie tells viewers. if the president is re-elected the world four years from now will be darkened by the clouds of economic collapse, world war iii and a terrifyingly ascended new united states of islam in the middle east. that view of what obama would do as hand called a deliberate distortion of the president's way of thinking about ut it did make me think about giving you, perhaps, a less politicized version of the next few years and here are three quick snapshots. first of all, health care. that's the big one. obama's first term legacy. by 2016 obama care will be fully entrenched, its provisions almost entirely phased in and 30 million more americans will be covered by health care. second, taxes. if you are in the top 2% of
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earners you will pay more under obama's plan. marginal tax rates for families making more than $250,000 will go back to clinton era rates, 39.6% versus 35%. the rich will pay higher investment taxes and you know i think the most important thing is what these two men will do about jobs. they both made the same silly prediction that there will be 12 million new jobs created regardless of who's in office. the nonpartisan congressional budget office predicts that if no policy changes are made, nothing different happens, we just continue on the same road, the unemployment rate will fall to 6.3% by the end of 201. so where could it go if president obama actually got some of his jobs initiatives passed like an infrastructure bank or tax cuts for businesses to hire workers or insource workers to the united states? john king is cnn's chief national correspondent. john, the first term is about getting re-elected. the second term, if it happens, if president obama wins again, he doesn't have to worry about
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running again. his second term could be about establishing a legacy. what does that likely mean to americans looking toward 2016. >> second-term presidents do look to go big and make the history books. sometimes they're willing to bend their prior rules to get there. and so would president obama be more open to that big deal? more open to structural changes in medicare and social security, to get what he wants in the tax environment you were just talking about. yes, he most likely would be. however, ali, bill clinton wanted big things in his second term. george w. bush wanted big things. both were hobbled politically, lewinsky scandal in clinton's case and the iraq war in president bush's case. we don't know yet. we know he'd come toll table looking to go big. what would the congress look like? the president would be thinking big, the question is, can he get big? >> yes, that's a good question. ron is the assistant managing
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editor for "time" magazine. good friend of our show. what does unemployment look like in 2016 if president obama wins? >> it will be ticking down no matter what. i think if he was able to get through some of the big jobs plans that he's been talking about, an infrastructure bank as you mentioned, really focus on manufacturing, help the resurgence that has been happening, i think we could go down to 6% or maybe lower. it's all about bringing congress together. it's not just about the president as we've seen in the first term. it's going to be very important if he's re-elected that he helps us get over the fiscal cliff. if he can build consensus and we're already starting to see a little give on the republican side. you have tea party supporters talking about possibly higher taxes. >> is there something the president can achieve differently in the second term if the make-up of congress is the same? can that change? can he become more accommodating or schmoozey, what? >> he has to become more
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involved. if that means more schmoozey, maybe, but he has to be more involved. both sides are to blame. there's no question the republicans have dug in their heels. anything the president is for, they're against. it's also true, ali, anything therefore, the democrats are against. the democrats have pushed forward their proposals. they haven't passed. the republicans have pushed their proposals, they haven't passed. the president without a doubt will have to work harder on that in a second term. i think he'll get the infrastructure bank. republican governors want that money. the bigger question is taxes, entitleme entitlements, those are bigger questions that the composition of the congress and then how all of the alleged grown-ups act, including the president of the united states after the election. would have a huge factor in the political dynamic. remember, if romney loses this election, president obama gets a second term, and the republicans have a civil war on their hands trying to figure out what happens next. >> what happens next. i hope that infrastructure bank comes to pass. we talked about it on this show
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as possibly one of the biggest drivers of the economy. let's talk taxes for a minute. he wants to let the bush tax cuts xpar for families making $250,000 a year. it's been a red herring. he's pushing for the buffet rule so people making more than $1 million would pay at least 30% of their income in taxes. is it only the rich who will be paying more in 2016 if president obama wins or is it going to be everyone? >> well, no, i disagree, ali. this raises a lot of revenue. over a ten-year period, if you follow what the president wants to get done, it's about $800 billion, $850 billion. that's not inconsequential. that's significant. if we're going to achieve what you might call fiscal sustainability, our debt-to-gdp
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ratio stabilizes and comes down, we'll need tax revenue. if you look at simpson bowles and other nonpartisan approaches to this, they're saying we need a trillion to a trillion and a half in revenue. >> fair enough. that didn't solve our problem. the revenue we need, it has to come from remarkable economic growth or taxing other people. >> well, you know, if i were -- being a prune the planner i don't think i'd count on the stronger economic growth from changes in the tax code. now, you know, maybe we get lucky and get a stronger economy. we're all better off for that. i wouldn't plan for that. to get that extra revenue we need to achieve fiscal sustainability, i think we need to look at tax reform. we need to think about the kinds of things governor romney is talking about, make the code fairer, make it more equitable, easier to understand and most importantly, generate revenue. >> we'll talk about how we'd get
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there, discussion just getting started. we'll delve into some of the ideas president obama could uptake in the future. the issue of gridlock in congress, even with mark talking about tax reform, gridlock in congress has blocked many of president obama's initiatives. would a sec term change that tone and help get some of these things done and speed up the economic recovery? we'll continue on the other side. [ male announcer ] how do you help doctors
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special version of "your money," back to the future. we're taking you down the road to the future. 2016, what does america look like if we go down this road, the road of re-electing president obama, giving him a second term in the signature achievement of the president's first term was the passage of health reform, you know, obama care. it's a term the president says he's actually become fond of. in 2016, the congressional budget office estimates that more than 30 million more americans will be insured through the new law, including 23 million who are insured through the health insurance exchanges that were set up as part of that law and 6 million
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americans will pay penalties because they're not insured. let's bring our panel back. mark zandy moody's. what does 2016 look like with obama care? without it there will be 30 million fewer unemployed people. how does that help the economy? >> that helps to bring down cost of health care. but there are a lot of different things in obama care that have the potential for so-called bending the health care cost curve, that islowing the rate of growth and health care costs. this is obviously so key to our economic future and our budget, the cost of medicare and medicaid. things like taxing cadillac insurance plans, that will kick in before the end of this term. fee for results, not fee for service, which is the big change. hopefully that results in some improvement. and also the so-called ed i.p.a.
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the intend of that is to focus on things in the system -- in the medicare system that can be changed to reduce wastes and get costs down. >> that's what some referred to as death panels in the past. >> i don't know if these things will work, no one really does. there are experiments in the obama care. maybe they help. at the end of the day we bend that health care cost curve. that would be vital to our economic future. >> the president has been criticized other than by the way on health care which was a long-term big legacy-type project. he's been criticized for having short-term fixes to the economy, lacking a long-term vision. would we see bigger thinks on taxes, for example, the grand bargain we're hearing about. >> i think we will see a change on taxes. you can see it in the polls numbers throughout this election season that people are willing to take a tax hike if they feel
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that revenue will be used for things like education, infrastructure, job creating things. you can look across the atlantic to europe and see austerity isn't really working. there are new international monetary funds figures out showing the economies cutting are doing worse. >> the president has tried to make an effective case that congress has been a problem, that's a real divide between americans who are willing to put a lot of the responsibility for the lack of economic progress out of washington on congress. a recent cbs/"new york times" poll found congress has an approval rating of 16%. if the president wins, with his legacy on the line, we talked about this a little bit in the last segment. what honestly can he do? he's tried a lot of things, he's tried different chiefs of staff, different approaches to congress. this is really -- what's the special sauce? how does he get back and say we have to go and we have to change things for america? >> there are many ingredients to a special sauce. some of them are personal.
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the president will have to do a better job, building better relations with republicans. the republicans leaders will have to do a better job of accommodating and trying to actually do business with the president. welcome to the world of washington. to get deals done you have to give to get. the president has to give some things up to get some deals. if john boehner is back as the speaker of house and mitch mcconnell whether the republican leader or the majority lead of the united states senate, these are guys who for years have been dealmakers. they've had their own problems internally in their caucuses but they will come to the table looking to do business. the question is what's the composition of the congress, number one. how closely balanced, how big is the president's win on election day? if he wins with 51% of vote, that's not a great mandate. if he wins with 275 electoral votes, just over the 270, that's not a great win. the president understands, the leaders in congress understand. you're talking about that next four years.
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there will be hiccups in the health care plan. the republicans didn't like it. some things will prove to be more successful than they thought. other things will be problems. will they have the wherewithal to fix and take advantage of the good things? china's gdp will catch up to the u.s. gdp in that period of time right near the second term. the next president will have to deal with the china challenge. >> well put, john. john king, our chief national correspondent, the assist and the manager editor. thank you all for giving us a peek into the future. did you hear this on thursday night? >> a debt crisis is coming. we can't keep spending and borrowing like this. we can't keep spending money we don't have. >> both sides say they're serious about tackling the national debt. why has neither side put forth a credible plan to do it? that's next on "your money." you've been busy for a dead man.
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cut the deficit in half. he hasn't even put a credible plan on the table in any of his four years to deal with the debt crisis. mitt romney has put ideas on the table. >> the first part of that statement is true. just one month after taking office, presidt obama vowed to cut the deficit in half. in 2009, the deficit stood at $1.4 trillion. this year, the congressional budget office puts the number at $1.1 trillion. that works out to a 23% cut. it is a cut but not the 50% the president promised, ali. there are two ways to reduce the deficit, raise more revenue or cut spending. experts agree, you have to have a combination of the two. in 2010, the president set up the simpson bowles commission. paul ryan was a member of that commission but he voted against its recommendations and president obama hasn't endorsed them entirely either. but both sides incorporate
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he said he would balance the budget by 2020, the end of his second term. mitt romney's issue is taxes. it calls to are a 250% cut to tax rates across the board. he said he would balance that out by closing loopholes and he would protect middle class families. they found it would be mathematically to lower rates without taking in more money from low and middle-income families. overall, the committee estimates mitt romney's plan would leave debt at 85% of gdp by the end of the decade. we've been telling you about the fiscal cliff, a combination of items that will take effect next year. but they won need to worry as much about the deficit. they project the deficit would fall from $1.1 trillion to 641 billion next year if we fall off that cliff. that would be the biggest single
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How to compute second derivatives accurarately?
Hello Gurus,
I am trying to implement a CFD simulation on an unstructured mesh (FVM) that requires the explicit calculation of a second-derivative to be used in a source term. This is not the second order diffusion term, but I actually need to calculate a number at each cell. The straightforward approach is to use Gauss divergence theorem and some type of technique for interpolating to the cell boundaries, and computing the first derivative for the cell. Then to repeat the process and calculate the second derivative. But this ends up being far too noisy.
Does anyone have any experience with this, or know of some literature about it? Any help is greatly appreciated.
Re: How to compute second derivatives accurarately
You may use the DSC method to get the highly precise value. (see J.Phys, A 33,2000)
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Hi, Zhou,
It seems very difficult to find your mentioned paper on DSC method by following your supported information. Could you please give more detailed information (e.g. page number) on this paper?
Re: How to compute second derivatives accurarately
I had the same problem with second order derivatives (I needed the velocity for implementing an oldroyd derivative) but I used structured FVM. Applying Gauss two times worked for me, no noise disturbation...
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I have compared two methods to evaluate the second derivative, one is the Green-Gauss type approach, another is by T. Barth(in an AIAA paper, around 1994). My conclusion is that the later one results in better solution on highly streched grids. It appreas that there is more diffusion like effects in the Green-Gauss approach.
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