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Michael Albert, an artist based in White Plains, N.Y., will be bringing his Modern Pop Art Experience program to Newtown Congregational Church on the afternoon of Wednesday, November 20, from 2 to 3 and 4 to 5 pm.
Saying she hopes to create programs that are multi-generational, Valerie Culbertson began her first days of work as the new Director of HealingNewtown through the Arts reviewing all of the artists who have donated their time in the past to lead workshops and performances. The year-long director position has been funded by a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts.
Noting that he was dedicating a sculpture "in honor of the children and teachers who lost their lives trying to protect them" on 12/14, renowned sculptor Peter Rubino recently delivered an original, terra cotta, one of a kind, 2½-foot sculpture with bronze patina, mounted on a custom marble base to HealingNewtown.
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Calling all Time Travelers from 1980! Or members of all other graduating classes from Sandy Hook Elementary School… Following an inquiry from 1980 Sandy Hook grad Wendy Mitchell, the town is accepting known locations of time capsules buried at the Sandy Hook School Dickinson Drive site. If anyone can remember where the various SH classes buried any time capsules, First Selectman Pat Llodra said the town will try to retrieve them prior to construction at the site.
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The special event will be Thursday, August 8, from 11 am to 3 pm. Sponsored by The Art Miles Mural Project, and open to the public, it is part of the organization's "passionate and colorful 12 year movement to promote global peace and harmony through murals."
Healing Newtown, no question, requires — among other things — a lot of heart and some juggling of events and various efforts among residents. On July 12, the painting of fired clay hearts used for helping others heal and actual juggling were forms of healing that took place for attendees at a HealingNewtown-hosted event.
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TORRANCE, Calif., Oct. 31, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Top athletes tapped their imaginations. Custom build shops transformed those dreams into four different Toyota vehicles. Now fans can choose the winner of the 2013 Toyota Dream Build Challenge. Voting is now open at www.ToyotaDreamBuild.com for five days ahead of the SEMA Show reveal on Nov. 5 in Las Vegas.
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Some perl routines manipulate images with PerlMagick. When I run these routines from the command line as root everything works; when I call them from a web page the routine seemingly completes (no error messages) but I get no image served.
Some perl routines serve an image without using PerlMagick and they work just fine. The problem, I'm beginning to think, lies with getting PerlMagick working with Apache. The technique I use is to first write the page header and then write the binary image data back to the requesting browser. There is no HTML as such.
All ImageMagick ownership and group is root with 644 chmod settings.
I compiled ImageMagick and PerlMagick from source. Is there some security mechanism in ISPConfig3 that is preventing these compiled binaries running under Apache? Apache had modules mime and mime-magic loaded as per original configuration.
All the routines run just fine on an old BlueQuartz CentOS 4 system.
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I've got something similar to yourcode. The routines are already proven on my old running server.
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The good news about the Big Data market is that we generally all agree on the definition of Big Data, which has come to be known as data that has volume, velocity and variety where businesses need to collect, store, manage and analyze in order to derive business value or otherwise known as the "4 V's." However, the problem with such a broad definition is that it can mean different things to different people once you start to put some real values next to those V's.
Let's be honest, Volume can be a different thing to different organizations. To some it is anything above 10 terabytes of managed data in their BI environment and to others it is petabyte scale and nothing less. Likewise velocity can be multi-billions of daily records coming into the enterprise from various external and internal networks. When it really comes down to it, each business situation will be quite different not only from a size and speed perspective but also more important from the business use-case or requirement. A large bank's Big Data problem could be very different to that of an online retailer or an airline. If you compare what say a hospital is trying to do collecting and analyzing all the sensor patient data compared to a utilities provider running a smart-grid or a telecommunications operator. True, all could be categorized as machine generated or raw data but the exact type of data might be different not to mention the volume or growth rate. Probably the one unique common denominator across all aforementioned industries is that everyone is keeping the data for longer time-periods. No one is throwing it away - not even the detailed data.
The Many Cost Factors to Consider
Costs will of course vary depending on the individual allocated IT budget but regardless, how the company allocates IT budget dollars to new Big Data initiatives needs consideration. Let's face it, enterprise buyers didn't suddenly come into a bunch of newfound IT assets or line items on their budget and the current world economic situation would certainly not suggest so. More likely existing budgets are being re-allocated and instead of spending more on say existing traditional data warehouses or appliances, monies are being allocated to new projects running on open source projects including Apache Hadoop which promises both low cost, ease of scale not to mention the obvious best approach to managing and analyzing multi-structured data sets. The difficultly then arises how do you integrate or have your Hadoop environment co-exist with the established BI or DW environment that the business has grown to love and rely upon?
Leverage What You Already Have
Let's assume you have a data warehouse or data mart in place today and you already use various ETL or data movement tools and BI dashboard, analytics or reporting tools and you don't want to disrupt business users which could not only impacting performance levels but also training up on a new set of tools. In fact you already likely beholden to strict SLA's around response times for the various business reports and KPI's. However, at the same time the business is demanding access to new data sets in order to glean better insights either directly analyzing this data or co-mingling it with existing customer data. This could take the form of web-logs, click stream data or social media data from various interactive sites the business is now leveraging and tracking. The promise of impacting profit margins and gaining a competitive edge just cannot be avoided.
As we all know, traditional relational or columnar databases can't handle the unstructured data types so IT needs to rollout a different solution to satisfy the business demands. Evaluations can take many forms but typically will start with which Hadoop distribution, which NoSQL or NewSQL database and what query access tools in addition to MapReduce. It is certainly no easy task as there are a large number of technology solutions on the market today that claim to run on or with Hadoop providing MapReduce or SQL-like capabilities which all satisfy the requirement of managing volumes of unstructured data. Some are more mature than others; some proven and not all are low-cost. Open source on the surface looks very low cost but as soon as you require any level of support, which lets face it once it's live and relied upon as a business critical environment, you will need to allocate a line item on your budget. The Big Data line item won't just be one line as it will need to include all components required to properly rollout a Big Data solution to truly satisfy the business demands. Just like any other IT environment the obvious pieces will include: Software licensing and support, hardware, skilled dedicated resources, professional services and training and the dedicated time of business users to provide input on key requirements including specifying types of reports, queries and analysis which will naturally change and evolve over time.
Big Data Costs Can Quickly Creep Up
In terms of the hardware expenditure required to manage the new Big Data set, you may start out with a Hadoop cluster of say 10 nodes and yes that is certainly manageable but if your data velocity is significant, you can quickly reach 100+ nodes and now you will face a number of other expenses including additional headcount and skilled resources to manage the environment proactively in addition to tools for managing the cluster including system management and alerting and potentially add-on software which can vary by business use-case but might cover real-time analytics against streaming data for say fraud detection or detection of unusual patterns. You may also need a business tool to provide a front-end GUI dashboard to track specific KPIs or data visualization tools so business users can quickly understand what is going on. Very quickly the costs become less about the storage and hardware and more around the software that focuses on getting the most value from this newly collected data set.
There is no denying the fact that Big Data presents great new opportunities but reaching the point of a quantifiable ROI in a fast time frame is still a very real challenge. Everyone is talking about Big Data and all the innovative technology approaches to tackling it but it is still difficult to find lots of business success stories within any one-industry sector. It's still fairly immature but the good news is that its moving at a much faster pace than any other IT project today and certainly our data warehouse and BI forefathers have provided lessons learned over the past two decades.
Big Data Is Big Business but It Comes with Strict Requirements
If we want to examine more closely the main areas of expenditure for a Big Data project, it is probably best to look at it through the lens of a specific type of business and use-case. Let's take a large financial institution that has a number of existing traditional data warehouse / BI environments but because the business doesn't want to throw any data away (well let's face it regulations don't allow that for a number of years) and realistically the business wants to retain specific data sets for ongoing trending and analysis. This includes examining questions such as "what constitutes a low-risk client based on spending behavior patterns over a specific time period cross-referenced with customer demographics" which will help the institution better target a particular segment of the market.
Given the IT budget doesn't allow for increased spend that correlates with data growth rates, they need to seriously reduce costs and so decide to go the route of a Hadoop-based environment given its promise for low-cost scale and the fact that it can provide insights into customer patterns by capturing semi- and unstructured data. Front-ending the warehouse with a dedicated Hadoop cluster is the preferred architectural approach but the business users still want access to both the Hadoop environment and the existing traditional data warehouse environment.
Given we are talking about a financial institution, the question of security and availability quickly come to the top of the requirements list. At the same time, if business users want to access that data, SQL query access and using the current BI tool against that new set of data is also a requirement. If you can avoid having to the move large chunks of data on a frequent basis from one to the other, it will not only reduce costs but also latency. In an ideal world, being able to leverage the skill sets you already have and avoiding duplication of work is key.
Below is a quick table outlining the main cost factors to be considered and a set of comments against each of these areas that could reduce costs.
Big Data on Hadoop Cost Factors
Key Consideration to drive down cost
Look at databases that provide data compression to yield storage savings (better than GZip or LZO).
Hardware (Nodes)
Granular data compression at database level will reduce nodes over time.
Data Analytics - Skilled Resources
Examine technology solutions that provide standard SQL or BI tool access in addition to MapReduce (Pig etc.)
Cluster management - Skilled Resources
Leverage existing Dev-operations staff if you deploy a SQL-compliant data environment
Look for database solutions that provide built-in security permissions and access.
Availability / DR
Consider a data management environment that doesn't require additional tools for replication.
Consider solutions where you don't need to retrain or hire all new resources. Leverage what you have (standard SQL-skilled DBAs)
Summary: Consider All Factors and Get Business Buy-in Quickly
Big Data is fundamentally a business problem. If you begin with the question of "what is the business trying to achieve by collecting, storing and analyzing this new set of data...", you will start down the right path to realizing business gains. Whether you outsource the initiative or bring in external consultants and vendors to manage the project, the same questions will arise and in order to leverage what you already have which includes both existing IT environments and skills, you will be better able to contain costs.
Furthermore, we all love the promise of new innovative technologies including Hadoop and MapReduce but without leveraging tried and tested standards we have come to love and respect, it doesn't make a whole lot of sense from both a technical or economic sense. As you start on your Big Data journey or project, be sure to ask what exactly the business requires and how can you leverage what you already have today. We all know, getting business user buy-in and success is half the battle to a successful rollout.
|Vikas.Deolaliker 09/21/12 06:49:00 PM EDT
Great article. Another data point, the IT budget is up only 4% in 2013 over 2012, so don't expect everyone to rush into Bigdata.
The fourth "V" is visualization. If you cannot render the analysis in a intuitive way, there is no value in that analysis. In fact, visualization should be the first step in design of a bigdata system - it helps trim down the architectural bloat into something that is within budget and useful.
|Elad Israeli 09/19/12 06:07:00 PM EDT
Fascinating post. Still waiting for someone to crack the nut that is Big Data Analytics.
|douglaney 08/29/12 03:36:00 PM EDT
Great piece John. Excellent detail. Thought you and your readers might be interested in where the "3Vs" of big data originated--in a Gartner piece I authored over 11 years ago. I recently unearthed a copy so folks to refer to and cite it.
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RALEIGH A 26-year-old woman was charged Tuesday night with embezzling more than $159,000 last year in a scheme last year to cash fraudulent checks at the Walmart store in Raleigh where she worked.
Raleigh police said Natasha Shanta Alexander is the second person charged in what they said was a scheme to cash fraudulent checks, and they have warrants charging a third person.
Alexander was arrested where she lives now, at 1803 Summerdale Dr. in Raleigh, records show. When police first obtained the warrant for her arrest, they believed she lived in Louisburg.
The warrant alleges that Alexander took $159,217 between June 3 and Nov. 29.
She was a clerk at the store at 1725 New Hope Church Road, police said in the warrant.
Alexander had been charged on July 2 with one count of conspiring to obtain property by false pretenses, and she has a court hearing April 3 about that.
However, police spokesman Jim Sughrue said it was mid-December when detectives were brought in to investigate what had turned out to be a larger scheme.
On Jan. 13, police charged Katina Denise Powell, 41, with obtaining property by false pretense and conspiracy to do that. She has a court hearing on those charges May 12.
The third person police are looking for is Charlene Renee Bradsher, 42, and they have obtained warrants charging her with obtaining by false pretense and conspiracy.
Sughrue said police hope anyone who can help them find Bradsher will call the CrimeStoppers tip line at 919-834-HELP (4357), where they can remain anonymous and may be eligible for rewards.
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With Urchin Bistrot, the latest newcomer to the bustling Valencia Street corridor, a bit of Paris has come to the Mission.
The restaurant, set in the original Slanted Door space (most recently Wo Hing General Store), comes courtesy of Lissa Doumani and Hiro Sone. Their resume speaks for itself: They are the folks behind Napa Valley's 26-year-old Terra and San Francisco's Ame, both which have held Michelin stars for years.
But unlike its older siblings, Urchin is a more casual undertaking, taking its cue from the French bistro genre. Accordingly, the menu is full of familiar classics: cassoulet, duck confit, steak frites, ratatouille.
It's not museum food, though, as Sone and Doumani put their own accents on the dishes. A seasonal nectarine compote accompanies the liver mousse, fried oysters give some texture to the tartare, and the namesake urchin makes cameos in a caviar-topped deviled egg rendition and a spaghettini entree. And there are some playful touches, like the Hiro Sandwich (meatballs and roasted marrow bone) and a sweet take on baba au rhum, where diners receive a mini-bottle of rum to pour over the cake.
Urchin Bistrot: 584 Valencia St. (near 17th Street), S.F.; (415) 861-1844. www.urchinbistrot.com. Dinner nightly. Snacks and appetizers, $4-$16; main courses, $18-$29; desserts, $8-$9.
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Grupo Elektra (ELEKTRA*) SA, the banking and retail company controlled by billionaire Ricardo Salinas, reported a first-quarter net loss as derivatives based on its stock declined in value.
The net loss was 3.83 billion pesos ($292 million), compared with net income of 622 million pesos a year earlier, Mexico City-based Elektra said in a filing today. Sales rose 35 percent to 15.1 billion pesos on a surge in loans to small businesses and pawn-shop customers.
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(b) Stress and nervous tension
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KUALA LUMPUR: Thailand's Ariya Jutanugarn was the best amateur finisher in the Sime Darby LPGA Malaysia after finishing tied ninth with Candie Kung of Taiwan, Lizette Salas of the US and Japanese sisters Ai and Mika Miyazato.
Ariya fired a two-under 69 for the fourth round and ended up with a total of 277. Ariya is one of the eight sponsor's invite for the tournament.
She is the third ranked amateur in the world ranking and the top Thai player. She had a flawless round with two birdies in the sixth and 15th holes and played the rest on even par.
Her previous rounds saw her scoring 69 for the first round and a one-over 72 for the second. Then in the third round she rebounded with a 67 and finally ended the tournament on a 69. Ariya said that she had achieved her target of making it into the top 10.
"It was a good field out there and I was happy with my scoring. I played a bogey free round just like the first round. So that was a good effort. I had wanted to finish among the top 10 here. I am glad to have achieved it," she said.
Ariya will go back taking in the experience of having matched the top players and would feel more confident in bid to become a professional at the end of the year. Her plan is to qualify for the European Tour and play on a regular basis next year against the top stars.
A total of five amateurs took part in the tournament. Taiwan's Cheng Ssu-chia was placed 54th position while Malaysians Aretha Pan and Sarfina Vinotha were 61st and 68th.
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Grab your favorite goods before they're gone
With approximately 40 farmers markets planted across metro Atlanta, farmers are doing whatever they can to win over customers, including extending their operating season beyond October. So before you start digging for cans in your pantry, here are a few alternatives.Read more
This month's farmers market find: beets
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Owner Michael Patrick says a restaurant is in the works as well
Come February or March, Storico Fresco, the handmade pasta shop that opened in Buckhead last year, will move to a new location and expand its offerings to be more like an Italian grocery.Read more
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Local ready-to-cook-meals feature recipes from Linton Hopkins, Zeb Stevenson, and more
Garnish & Gather, a local company that creates weekly ready-to-cook meals (similar to Blue Apron and Peach Dish), has announced its chef lineup for the rest of 2014. Garnish & Gather packages ingredients for any of five different recipes a week, but once a month, it features a special recipe created by one of Atlanta's top chefs.Read more
Fall farmers market find: Asian greens
Closely related to turnip greens, Asian greens add a mustardy heat to salad, stir-fry, or soup
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Late summer eggplants roll onto local menus
Picking the purple vegetable marks the imminence of fall. Chefs start trading in red tomatoes for their meatier oblong-shaped cousins, and diners start toting light jackets to the table. While Atlanta is far from winter, shorter days and cooler nights call for heartier dishes, like the seven here cooked up by local chefs. 1. Eggplant […]Read more
Muscadines: The South's most popular indigenous grape
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Muscadines, the South's most popular indigenous grape, appear pervasively at farmers markets and in grocery stores through late summer and into fall. Similar in taste to common table grapes but with an earthier undertone, muscadines are seeded and have thick skins that soften appealingly when cooked.Read more
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Xocolatl to make single-origin, dual-ingredient chocolate
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Matt Weyandt and Elaine Read always had traditional jobs. He worked on political campaigns, while she focused on international aid with the Peace Corps. In 2012, they packed up their two children—ages one and four—and moved to Costa Rica for a change of scenery and the chance for adventure. There, the husband-and-wife team met cacao growers and gradually learned how to grind the beans into chocolate. They decided to bring this pure, unadulterated, single-origin, two-ingredient delicacy back home to Atlanta. And Xocolatl was born.Read more


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Women still spend twice as much time as men doing housework, even if they work full-time outside the home. That's significant if, as I've argued in other blog posts, resilience is more dependent on what children are provided than their personality, temperament or individual talents. Who exactly is providing them with the care they need to grow up well? Mostly, time audits of families tell us it's mothers, but that's not the complete story at all.


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The unsolved murder of a student at the Texas Medical Center has prompted Crime Stoppers of Houston to offer a $200,000 reward, the largest cash amount ever in the organization's history. Crime Stoppers announced last month an increased reward of $10,000 for information leading to an arrest or charges in the Jan. 16 fatal shooting of […] [Read More]
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An exotic dancer at a Houston strip club is being sought in the Feb. 17 slaying of a man outside an apartment complex in northeast Houston, Harris County prosecutors said. Luerissie Ashley Ross, 20, has been charged with capital murder in the death of Budrohoe Briscoe, court records show. A judge set a $100,000 bond […] [Read More]
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Houston police are looking for two brothers involved in the beating and robbery of a woman over settlement money from an auto accident, Harris County prosecutors said. The brothers, Colin Vernon Smith, 26, and Justin Smith, 24, are each charged with aggravated robbery in the May 7 incident, court records show. They remained at large on […] [Read More]
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Houston ranks No. 2 in the most recent Forbes Magazine ranking of top 10 big cities for jobs, and other Texas metro areas scored well, too. Forbes notes that Washington, D.C., with its government jobs engine, fell out of the top 15 for the first time in four years, and the big economic growth drivers […] [Read More]
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Rice University police are trying to track down two suspects who robbed a student at gunpoint late Sunday. The Rice U. student told police that two black men in their early 20s took his cash and keys about 9 p.m. near Entrance 23 on Sunset Boulevard, according to a crime alert issued by the Rice […] [Read More]
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A judge set a $15,000 bond for a man who led police on a chase early Sunday, almost hitting an officer because he was rolling a joint behind the wheel, Houston's KHOU-TV reported. Andres Martinez, 24, has been charged with evading arrest for leading officers on a 20-minute chase which started on the Gulf Freeway. […] [Read More]
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