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An extra-long sporty scarf in 100% skinsoft Merino. A great match for the Geilo sweater or any sporty look.
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Gol Feminine Sweater
A modern design with a feminine fit; it is made with our premium lightweight and skinsoft Merino. The solid colored body is complemented with Norwegian design elements, also seen in the Cortina Olympic design, giving it an attractive Nordic signature. Named after the Gol village in Hallingdal, a beautiful valley and mountain area that is known for great skiing.
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Classic design updated for a contemporary look. Inside is lined with skinsoft fine merino for comfort and breathability. Matches the Haukeli cardigan. Norwegian wool.
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A sporty, feminine pullover with a youthful look and fit. The design is inspired by the same patterns that are found in the original Cortina Olympic sweater, but adapted for a lighter contemporary version, giving the sweater an updated Norwegian "signature." Named after Hemsedal, a popular ski resort in Norway, located in the same beautiful mountain area as Gol. Machine washable.
Named after the famous ski jump in Oslo, Holmenkollen was the official Oslo World Championship sweater, worn by athletes and spectators. The design is inspired by a well-known Norwegian mitten pattern combined with traditional design elements for an authentic winter sports look.
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This elegant women's vest is part of a new concept inspired by Norwegian hunting and mountain traditions. This attractive design is based on Dale of Norway's proprietary Weatherproof Knitshell fabric and detailed with quilted pockets and side panels for a refined outdoor look. Jeger is the Norwegian word for Hunter.
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Kongsvollen Headband
Classic headband made with skinsoft merino. Matches the Kongsvollen cardigan and complements most looks.
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Kuppern Feminine Hat
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- Mayor Madeline Rogero and City officials will hold a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the renovation and expansion of Lonsdale Recreation Center at 5 p.m. on Wednesday, Aug. 29 at the Lonsdale Recreation Center located at 2700 Stonewall St.
The ribbon-cutting will highlight a $500,000 expansion of the center, which adds nearly 2,500-square-feet. Most of the space is for a multi-purpose room that will host activities such as exercise classes, community meetings, and special events. Other upgrades include new ADA accessible restrooms, a new office, an updated computer lab, as well as upgraded windows, HVAC system, and flooring to improve energy efficiency.
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In this landmark book of popular science, Daniel E. Lieberman - chair of the department of human evolutionary biology at Harvard University and a leader in the field - gives us a lucid and engaging account of how the human body evolved over millions of years, even as it shows how the increasing disparity between the jumble of adaptations in our Stone Age bodies and advancements in the modern world is occasioning this paradox: greater longevity but increased chronic disease.
The Story of the Human Body brilliantly illuminates as never before the major transformations that contributed key adaptations to the body: the rise of bipedalism; the shift to a non-fruit-based diet; the advent of hunting and gathering, leading to our superlative endurance athleticism; the development of a very large brain; and the incipience of cultural proficiencies. Lieberman also elucidates how cultural evolution differs from biological evolution, and how our bodies were further transformed during the Agricultural and Industrial Revolutions.
While these ongoing changes have brought about many benefits, they have also created conditions to which our bodies are not entirely adapted, Lieberman argues, resulting in the growing incidence of obesity and new but avoidable diseases, such as type 2 diabetes. Lieberman proposes that many of these chronic illnesses persist and in some cases are intensifying because of "dysevolution," a pernicious dynamic whereby only the symptoms rather than the causes of these maladies are treated. And finally - provocatively - he advocates the use of evolutionary information to help nudge, push, and sometimes even compel us to create a more salubrious environment.
©2013 Daniel Lieberman (P)2013 Random House Audio
"No one understands the human body like Daniel Lieberman or tells its story more eloquently. He's found a tale inside our skin that's riveting, enlightening, and more than a little frightening." (Christopher McDougall, author of Born to Run)
"Monumental: The Story of the Human Body, by one of our leading experts, takes us on an epic voyage that reveals how the past six million years shaped every part of us - our heads, limbs, and even our metabolism. Through Lieberman's eyes, evolutionary history not only comes alive, it becomes the means to understand, and ultimately influence, our body's future." (Neil Shubin, author of Your Inner Fish)
"A lucid, engaging account of how the human body evolved and the increasing disparity between the jumble of adaptations in our Stone Age bodies and the modern world." (Publishers Weekly)
"A great discussion of human evolution/physiology"
I love human evolution books. This one didn't get started for me until well into the 2nd chapter because it is basic knowledge. The rest of the book goes into length and specifics discussing hominid development from a physiological perspective. I am familiar with most of the material from other audiobooks but enjoyed the overview. It is easy to follow and discusses how pre-humans and early humans compare. 4 stars because much of the info is standard fair.
This is a good science book for audio.
It may be too familiar for some listeners [nerds] who are familiar with the topic.
Kind of boggles the mind to think mankind has been around hundreds of thousands of years. First part of the book is an evolution history lesson, second part is an examination of where we currently are and implications for the future. Very readable, Lieberman often points out evolution facts (learned through fossil discoveries) and assumptions. Some surprising facts like most people have 1-3% Neanderthal DNA and most of the world can be traced back to a small community of 14,000 people in Africa. Overall, Lieberman has made what could have been a very dry book, come to life.
Letting the rest of the world go by
"Humans are dynamic not static"
I loved the first half of this book. It's hard to find a good book on human evolution. The author steps you through the evolutionary development of man from 2.3 million years ago to 250 thousand years ago and does this part of the book as good as or better than any other book on the topic. He principally looks at why the homo species decided to walk upright and become bipedal and considers the relative advantages and the disadvantages that this brought. It's hard to find good books on that topic. I never grow tired about learning about Neanderthals, Denisovans and early man. He actually develops a theory that our evolution and development is best thought of in terms of calorie (energy) consumption and usage a pretty good theory at that.
At near the midway part of the book, the author says that he used to stop his lectures on human evolution at 40 thousand years ago. I wish he stopped the book at that point, but, unfortunately, he did not.
He states that the agricultural and industrial revolution are the worst things that ever happened to us and he seems to mean it. (He quotes Jared Diamond to that effect, but Diamond might say that but doesn't dwell on that in his much better books than this one). The author tells the listener that modern hunter gatherer groups live longer and with less pain when you factor out tobacco and alcohol. All the negative things the author says about our diet and exercise (lack thereof) is true, but we are learning and we are moving ahead and adapting culturally.
I'm a rational optimist. Humans are dynamic and we are learning as we progress and we just don't stand still as more data becomes available to us. The author is right, adult onset diabetes (Type II) is a scourge for out bodies, but we are changing are behaviors and we are learning from our past mistakes.
"Truly worthwhile read"
I loved they way he made sense of modern diseases and conditions against the background of our evolutionary human experience. He does this with tremendous sensitivity to our attachment to modern cultural traditions, so that one doesn't end up feeling attacked or guilty about the evolutionary mis-matches, just more aware of their existence and how to minimize health problems from this perspective.
His explanation of dentition and its relationship to modern types of food is really interesting. I had no idea that cavities and impacted wisdom teeth were modern problems that are entirely preventable by changing one's eating habits, especially for children.
His explanations of prehistoric peoples' movement level relative to ours was really fascinating. I always knew that our sedentary lifestyle causes problems, but I never understood "sedentary relative to what?" Once he explained how humans and other hominids lived and moved and functioned prior to settling down and establishing farms, I really understood why our modern sitting/driving/lazing-around has such a massive impact on our health, and in so many diverse areas (cardiovascular, brain, emotional well-being, skeletal resilience, etc)
Our human past illuminates your health
I really liked this book, it was kind of addictive. I learned so many valuable principles for health maintenance, and the author is an extremely intelligent person who has devoted decades of study to these issues. I highly recommend this book.
"Very Informative Book"
The Story of the Human Body: Evolution, Health, and Disease is an excellent book.
The author is head of the Evolutionary Biology Department at Harvard. It appears that many of the negative reviews are by people who don't believe evolution happens. If you strongly hold to that view yourself you probably will be offended by every page of this book.
The book starts by telling you more details concerning early humanoids than you may want to know, but if you stick with the book for fifty or sixty pages the relevance of the information to modern humans becomes more apparent. The longer you stick with the book the more you are likely to enjoy it.
Ultimately there is much information relevant to how we live today and how we should be living given our likely genetic predispositions.
The one issue that I would like to have heard more about is how or if evolution had much impact on diseases of the elderly when our ancestors rarely lived to the ages we commonly live today.
Overall --- a very good book.
Jim Fuqua
"Great book of facts and well educated assumptions"
The knowledge of the presents a fast but inclusive history of human evolution.
The pulling together of evolutionary facts and applying summations from a vast knowledge.
Being a Harvard Professor the author is very well educated. But in his terms "a price is paid", very liberal.
"They should make us read this book in high school"
I think this is the first time I rate a book with five stars for both story and performance. So many of the diseases prevalent in modern societies (e.g., Type 2 diabetes) are called "mismatch disease" because they are caused by mismatch of the modern life style such as abundance of food (of unbalanced kind) vs. our evolutionary tendency to store fat and sugar when we can because food was scarce. This book provides a comprehensive view on how we humans developed since our ancestors started walking on two feet. The author has a rare quality of being able to translate his research expertise to its public health implications. I feel lucky to be alive in this age when books like this can teach us the evolutionary perspective on how we are living now compared to the past and what can be improved. It is also devastating to know that so many of modern diseases are preventable, and yet, important information like this has not seeped into the mainstream culture.
I did not learn to read until I was in my twenties. Have not stopped since. The two most important things to learn are reading & chess.
There was more history than I needed to know. I almost quit listening. I am glad I kept with the book I learned a lot about the the body and why and how we are abusing it. The bottom line is "Diet and Exercise".
"Great story everyone should hear"
If you wanna know why your waist keeps getting bigger and we keep getting frailer he's got the answers.
A very common sense yet scientific book.
Always open to something new, but my favorite genres are horror, sci-fi/fantasy with more of a leaning toward fantasy.
"Really Good Science Book for the Layman"
What We NeedToHear. :) Ok, 5 words.
The narrator is good, but not spectacular. That is no knock on him, I'm not sure a narrator can add to much to reading a book on science straight through. But, his voice is clear and concise and at times I felt like I was listening to Mr. Lieberman and had to remind myself that it was a narrator. I suppose that is a sign the message was getting across.
I have a degree in science and I write (technical information) for a living. I am also fairly well versed in human evolution. A big problem with science and even health-centered books is that the message can get lost in the sometimes dry text. This has always been an issue in the sciences, how to get the important information we have to the masses in a way that the message can be received, processed and internalized. Mr. Lieberman has written a really well (and not boring at all) book on the evolution of some of the traits of the human body and how those developments are affecting us as a species in an ever changing environment in terms of out physical health and well being.This is a book I would recommend for a layperson looking to understand the emerging interest by the medical and research community in evolutionary approaches to medicine. I think if one can take away a single valuable message from this book that could affect every single one of our lives, it would be Mr. Lieberman's assertion that most of the mismatch diseases mankind is suffering from today in greater and greater numbers is, for the most part, not necessary to endure and that they can be corrected by understanding our evolutionary heritage better.
"Excellent book, 'melancholic' performance"
Excellent book, summing up the latest scientific findings from evolutionary biology regarding Man's 'bodily status', genetic inheritance, etc. Also provides a sound and scientifically grounded anchor to all the recent diet fads, such as 'Wheat Belly' and 'Grain Brain'.
Unfortunately, the text is somewhat marred by the 'tired' and 'sad-sounding' reading, giving it an air of unwarranted melancholia. Hard to understand the producer's choice here, given that the book is not written by an 'old' man, nor - as a scientific text - is particularly suited to that kind of tone?
"Awfully slow"
This book covers the subject of human evolution from primordial apes in the last 5 million years. Well written, it contains much of interest. But its also very repetitive and painfully slow at times. The reader exacerbates the slow pace by adopting a sleepy if congenial tone. Its as if the reader personally knew everyone who existed and is saddened by their demise. And having been around for so long he could do with a good nap.
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In the Department of Theatre and Performance we reflect and question our contemporary world. Our ethos is interdisciplinary and intercultural, which means that we extend our study both within and beyond European traditions.
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Practice is the context for theory: both our lecture/seminar and studio-based teaching draw on rich staff research specialisms as well as an array of professional Visiting and Associate Tutors. We cover diverse subjects from classical texts and new writing to contemporary Black British writing and performance; from physical and applied theatres to multimedia/Live Art. We encourage you to develop your critical, historical and cultural knowledge, with the time and space to experiment and learn collaborative and technical skills. You are offered options from the Second Year onwards, and in all your Theatre Making you work in companies with professional guidance, benefiting from the department's brand new technical facilities and support staff.
We want you to graduate with the essential skills and confidence for a portfolio career: an intellectual grasp of the field together with the experience of how to 'make it happen'. You will work in many aspects of the industry - from performing to directing, designing and technical work, from administration to production- so we make sure you gain experience across the discipline, acquiring both research and practical skills with which to contribute to the transforming cultural landscape. In short, we educate the articulate practitioner.
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The Department of Theatre and Performance is delighted to announce the appointment of Dr Mary Mazzilli. Dr Mazzilli comes to us from SOAS as a specialist in contemporary Chinese Theatre. Her expertise will contribute to our undergraduate curriculum, and, importantly, to our new MA in World Theatres, to launch in 2015. This programme is driven by our department's intercultural and interdisiciplinary ethos and some of our staff research specialisms that include the programme convenor Professor Osita Okagbue's African Theatre scholarship, our expertise in Eastern European theatres, Japanese theatres, and our long term Associate Lecturer Chitra Sundaram's career in South East Asian dance theatre. We are also a key department partner of the Confucius Institute, who will contribute to the student experience on the programme. The programme will offer options for students to pursue to dissertation, and will develop professional grounding for careers in academic as well as international relations.
* 3 Winters by MA in Writing for Performance graduate Tena Štivičić opens at the National Theatre this November. For more information click here.
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GRUFF, an immersive theatre company founded by 2013 BA Drama and Theatre Arts graduates Thomas Bostock, Alistair Foylan, Phoebe Naughton and Holly Shuttleworth shall be performing 'Instructionally Invited' at the Vaults Festival. For more information and to book tickets click here.
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Miyajima's Omotesando is packed with small restaurants, many offering fresh local oysters (or kaki in Japanese). Typically the oysters are grilled in the shells, or grilled on sticks (kakiyaki?). You can also buy boxes of fresh oysters at several locations.
The Miyajima oysters are featured at the annual Miyajima Oyster Festival, held in February.
Hiroshima is the largest producer of oysters (or kaki) in Japan, producing 60-70% of the country's oysters harvested by about 400 oyster farmers. The Hiroshima oyster industry dates back to the 16th Century, and they gained national fame in the Edo Period. The Miyajima oyster farms were established about 330 years ago. In the earliest days oyster farmers would place bamboo rafts in the mudflats to give the oysters a place to anchor themselves. Today most oyster cultivation is done in floating wooden or bamboo rafts suspended over the mud flats. -
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Aside from the shrine, Miyajima is very famous for momiji manju, a delicious sweet traditionally filled with bean paste but are now sold with a variety of fillings. While momiji manju is definitely tasty, the Momiji-do found a way to take it and make it even better!
Instead of just selling momiji manju, Momiji-do takes theirs, puts it on a stick, and then fries it, coating it in a delicious, crispy batter. It's called age-momiji. Since it opened, it has become a must-taste for visitors to the island, because unlike momiji manju which you can buy in other places in Hiroshima Prefecture, you can only get age-momiji here! There are two locations on the island and they can get very busy, with long lines forming at times.
The flavors of age-momiji are bean paste (anko), cheese, and custard cream. They cost 150 yen each. If you want normal momiji manju to eat here or take with you, they also sell those but you should definitely try age-momiji while you're here on the island!- Singles
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Designed to utilize the very latest in optical glass types, Meade 4-element Super Plössls are excellent general-purpose eyepieces. For observing hairline lunar and planetary detail, splitting close double stars, or for resolving faint nebulosity in deep space, Meade Super Plössls optimize the performance of any telescope type, whether f/10 Schmidt- Cassegrain, f/16 refractor, or f/4 reflector. They also operate well in conjunction with the air-spaced design of the Meade #140 2x Apochromatic Barlow. All focal lengths through 32mm are parfocal. Each Series 4000 Super Plössl eyepiece is shipped in a dust-proof, threaded poly bottle for secure long-term storage.
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It will be a "Peaceful Night" again on
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The Peace Choir was formed to address issues of social isolation, provide support and enable interaction and skill development for individuals with mental health, intellectual or physical disabilities. Taking inspiration from the Choir of Hard Knocks, the aim is to encourage social interaction and to enable a meaningful experience of expression through music and song. Members of the Choir include workers, family, carers and friends of the target group. This brings a rich experience of community and integration into the group. The Peace Choir was started in 2008 through a partnership formed with Castlemaine Community House, The Angel Fund, St Luke's, the Uniting Church, Windarring and Maine Connection.The group meets to sing and share food, and performs regularly at events in the Mount Alexander shire. James Rigby and Jane Thompson from Making Music lead the singing.
When: The choir gathers to prepare for performances at upcoming events. Generally, the choir meets at 5.30pm on Wednesdays. If you are interested in joining the choir, contact the Community House for the dates of the next sessions.
Venue: Castlemaine Community House, 65 Templeton Street, Castlemaine 3450
Cost: It is free to be a member of this choir.
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WILMINGTON, Mass. – Claude Julien is a big fan of the Boston sports scene. The Bruins coach was a fan of the Red Sox and Patriots long before landing the coaching gig in Boston with the Bruins, and he was there in person at Fenway Park when David Ortiz launched the late-inning grand slam that helped tame the Detroit Tigers.
Julien said he would have been back at Fenway for ALCS Game 7 on Sunday night if it had been necessary, and there's little doubt he'll try to take in a World Series game if his schedule permits him to do so.
Still, as much as Julien is a rooting fan of the other Boston sports teams, the Bruins coach is also a competitor. He wants his Bruins team to keep the winning vibe going as the Red sox prepare for a World Series against the Cardinals, and wouldn't mind building on their current two-game winning streak.
"You want to keep up with those guys," admitted Julien. "I know that they're at a different stage of the season than we are, but if they're going to be winning and bringing some excitement to the city then we'd like to as well.
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The longtime Bruins coach is also keenly aware that his hockey team is the last one to bring a championship title to the city, and isn't about to hide any pride associated with that fact.
"I'm OK with that," he said. "If [the Red Sox win] then we need to work on being the last one to win again. There's always motivation somewhere."
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Sunday, 22 February 2015
Seperating numbers from characters in OBIEE 11g
We had a requirement in which the a column had either pure numbers such as 123 or pure alphabets such as QWED. The requirement was to display 'Y' in a column if the value was a number and display 'N' if it was a character string.
numbers and character seperation,
Friday, 12 December 2014
Easy method to create BIP 11g reports on top of OBIEE dashboards
This blog talks about a quick way to create BIP reports on top of OBIEE dashboards.
Wednesday, 26 November 2014
Active directory configuration in OBIEE 22.214.171.124
We will learn about configuring Active Directory (AD) for OBIEE 22.214.171.124 today.
Sunday, 31 August 2014
Non Standard SQL in BIP 11g - Dynamic query implementation
SQL query is often used as a data source in BIP and often we have a requirement in which we have to use one table when the user selects a certain value in a parameter and select a totally different table when the user selects another value in the parameter. While we have discussed a method to do this using pipelined functions in http://obiee-oracledb.blogspot.com.au/2011/07/performance-enhancing-drug-called-table.html, this blog post talks about a BIP 11g method of achieving the same result.
Friday, 29 August 2014
Increasing width of Multiselect in OBIEE 10g
I was recently involved in a project implementation on OBIEE 10g. The dashboard had a multiselect and the values in the prompt were huge. The standard width of the multiselect was making the user uncomfortable since a large part of the value was hidden due to the small size of the multiselect. This blog talks about a method to fix this problem.
increase width,
multi select,
OBIEE 10g,
text dashboard object
Saturday, 9 August 2014
Privilege to see hidden objects in OBIEE 11g
My client wanted to hide some of the reports from the users and release them at a later date. The however wanted a set of users to have the privilege to see hidden objects. Let us see the process to achieve this objective.
Smart Tables in OBIEE 11g
This article introduces the concept of Smart Tables in OBIEE. I call them 'Smart' because these tables have the ability to produce different data on the fly. These can morph themselves according to the user requirement. Smart Tables also make the data model dynamic in nature as a Smart Table can change characteristics on the fly. Let me now explain the procedure of implementing Smart Tables.
Friday, 8 August 2014
Skipping schedule in BI Publisher 11g
This is an awesome feature in BI Publisher 11g but I do not hear a lot of noise about it so let me create some.
I'm talking about Event triggers in BI Publisher 11g. Using event triggers, we can conditionally stop the delivery of a report. We will see the process of skipping schedules in this article.
BI Publisher,
BIP 11g,
Event trigger,
Job history,
Schedule trigger
Tuesday, 5 August 2014
Drill-able hierarchical charts in OBIEE 11g
This is a discovery more than a solution. OBIEE 11g lets us use Hierarchical column as dimensional attributes for charts.
Formatting levels of a hierarchical column in OBIEE 11g
I had a requirement to indent the levels in a hierarchical column. The solution isn't really innovative but I thought of sharing this because finding the option can become a treasure hunt.
Saturday, 26 July 2014
Capturing Environment Variables in Oracle APEX
This post focuses on the Environment variables as they are vital in coding conditional statements.
Wednesday, 23 July 2014
String aggregation in OBIEE
In the BI world, we talk about measures and aggregation but we don't talk a lot about string aggregation. String aggregation is about concatenating strings for a certain dimensional value. Let me give an example. Let us say that we have a purchase order (Lets call it PO1) raised for a set of items (Lets say I1,I2 and I3). Lets say that the supplier does not have I1 in stock and wants a larger order quantity for I2 to make the shipping viable and the supplier feels that I3 can be shipped. The store manager might want to see "I1 out of stock, Order quantity of I2 is too less" against PO1. Question is, how do we do it? This blog talks about the process.
Sunday, 20 July 2014
Using DB Link in OBIEE
This blog talks about the process to use DB Links on OBIEE.
Saturday, 19 July 2014
Using BIP parameters in OBIEE dashboards without creating prompts
This is a simple trick that presents the process to have a parametrized BIP report in OBIEE without the need to create new prompts in OBIEE.
Monday, 3 February 2014
Ways to create Matrix report in Oracle APEX
This is another one of those articles where I pick a topic from the sample chapter of my book and share with you. Some of the other discussions in this blog from the sample chapter of my book are on dynamic breadcrumbs, data densification and ReForms. In this post, we will see 3 different ways of creating a Matrix report a.k.a Crosstab report a.k.a Pivoted report.
Friday, 31 January 2014
Consuming OBIEE 11g Web Services using Java
We will talk about consuming OBIEE 11g webservices using Java in this article. My previous articles have been about consuming webservices using JavaScript and consuming webservices using PL/SQL. This is my first on consuming webservices using Java.
My book also has a number of recipes about consuming and creating web services. Check out a brief description of the book and the table of contents. You may also check out the online application build on top of the discussions in the sample chapter of my book.
Monday, 23 December 2013
Creating ReForms in Oracle APEX
Let me begin by defining a ReForm. A ReForm is an amalgum of Reports and Forms and has the DNA of both. This discussion not only presents a ReForm but also demonstrates the enormous benefits of using JQuery in APEX report development.
Monday, 16 December 2013
Data Densification in Oracle APEX
Data is often stored in sparse form and business often wants to see data in a more organized and explicit fashion. Report developers working across reporting technologies face a requirement to show a record with a '0' in the measures columns if no data exists for a particular combination of dimension values. For such a requirement, we will have to densify the data and this article presents a way to densify and aggregate on the fly.
I wish to state that this article is borrowed from my book on Oracle APEX 4.2 Reporting. You can check the table of contents and a brief description along with screenshots.
Let me explain the use case now
Thursday, 12 December 2013
Creating dynamic breadcrumb chains in Oracle APEX
This article is borrowed from one of the topics of my book (http://www.packtpub.com/oracle-apex-4-2-reporting/book) on Oracle APEX 4.2 reporting. Check the chapter by chapter description and the table of contents to know about the other discussions in my book. I wish to talk about the process to engineering breadcrumbs of varying lengths in this article. Let me explain the motive with an example.
Wednesday, 13 November 2013
Tracking the running reports in OBIEE 11g
I faced a rather strange but relatively simple requirement a few days back. The client had employed a resource to refresh the sessions page and capture the running queries from it and mail it to a team that dealt with performance tuning. This is certainly not the most efficient resource management.
It is strange that OBIEE has an elaborate mechanism of Usage Tracking but this system does not capture the running analysis. It captures the info only after the queries have fetched the desired results and not while they are still running.
This post talks about devising a programmatic way of capturing the info about running analysis/reports in OBIEE 11g.
running reports,
usage tracking
Thursday, 3 October 2013
Sangam 2013
Just read about http://www.sangam13.info/.The event has been cohosted by AIOUG and India OAUG
oracle user conference,
sangam 2013,
Wednesday, 25 September 2013
ESRI map with Google map and map viewer in APEX
This article is in continuation of my previous work
on Oracle Map Viewer/Map Builder and Oracle 12c database.
This article demonstrates the conversion of ESRI maps to
datatype (SDO_GEOMETRY) that can then be used in Map Viewer. The article ends with an HTML code that can be put in APEX's HTML region to display the map with ESRI info on it.
esri map,
FOI layer,
Google maps API,
map transformation,
Oracle 12c,
Oracle APEX,
Saturday, 14 September 2013
My take on using Mapviewer with Oracle 12c and Google maps API
Map viewer is a kool technology and I wanted to write
about it for a long time.
Let me first chalk the steps that we will follow. We will
1. Download Map Viewer and Map Builder.
2. Create a pluggable database (pdb), create a pdb user and grant the necessary privileges to it.
3. Configure Map viewer.
4. Insert spatial data.
5. Use Map Builder to create styles and themes.
6. Get a key from google and then use it to create a map tile layer using Map Viewer.
7. Write code to create a FOI layer on a base map using Map Viewer's JavaScript API.
FOI layer,
Google maps API,
Map Builder,
map tile layer,
Map Viewer,
Oracle 12c,
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Friday, 30 August 2013
Description of my book on Oracle APEX 4.2 reporting
Oracle APEX 4.2 reporting is designed to bring the best of
the reporting world for intermediate –advanced readers. The book is available at http://www.packtpub.com/oracle-apex-4-2-reporting/book. It is designed to
expose APEX developers to other reporting solutions, inform them about the
strengths of each of these and to enable them to use these technologies in
APEX. The book also assists designers who wish to use APEX with their existing
heterogeneous enterprise so that their existing code is reused and effort in
building better business intelligence systems is minimized. The table of contents of the book can be found at http://obiee-oracledb.blogspot.in/2013/07/my-upcoming-book-oracle-apex-42.html. Let me briefly walk
you through the contents of the book.
Thursday, 11 July 2013
My upcoming book - Oracle APEX 4.2 reporting
I have finally finished writing my book on Oracle APEX reporting. The book
Sunday, 23 September 2012
Creating Download Utility using PLSQL
Let me start this article with an apology for not posting an article in such a long time. I have been involved in writing a book and it is eating most of my time so articles will be sparse in the next few months as well. Let's however cut the negativity and enjoy the fun of creating a download utility using PLSQL
Download Utility,
Read HTTP response,
Friday, 8 June 2012
Coding different page layouts in a single rtf template and the importance of Contexts in BI Publisher
The requirement was to generate an output in
statement page size or in legal page size, depending on a parameter value.
Since the parameter was passed from Siebel and since I did not know the method
to conditionally call different rtf files from Siebel so I had to code
everything in 1 single rtf file
Saturday, 2 June 2012
Sorting outer group based on inner group in BI Publisher
I spent almost a day to implement a grouping and sorting requirement and after all that brain storming I found that the requirement can be implemented by an elementary piece of code. I wish to share this with the rest of the world
Wednesday, 23 May 2012
Formatting time in BI Publisher
This article describes a mechanism to format time in BI
Let me explain with an example
I have a XML file with the following tag in it.
requirement is to display this time as 6:00PM
Tuesday, 1 May 2012
OBIEE performance improvement tips
My 1st article in this blog was about OBIEE repository tuning and this article is an extension to it.
This article is intended to be a glossary of the things that
I feel are important to tune OBIEE output. This article is only intended to give a
pointer and an introduction to the things mentioned in it
Please add
your comments if you feel that I have missed something. I will update
this article if I discover some new tricks
Enough said, lets roll
Friday, 27 April 2012
Using custom transformations in BI Publisher 10G
Out of all my posts on BI publisher, this one is my personal
favorite. The article describes a mechanism to use any custom function in
BI publisher reports. This opens a whole box of opportunities. The custom
functions have to be written in java which means that you can code anything
between the sun and the earth and then use it in your BI Publisher reports.
Friday, 9 March 2012
Creating reports in Excel using OBI server
This article describes a mechanism to create reports in excel using the relations established in Oracle BI Server. We can leverage BI server and the relations established in it to create quick reports in excel. The last paragraph of the article talks about using the iqy file to get data with OBIEE's formatting.
Thursday, 8 March 2012
SQL developer data modeler for OBIEE developers
I haven't extensively worked on data modeling but I saw this kool feature of sql developer data modeler. It gives you a relational picture of your warehouse and lists all attributes, enforced constraints, joins, keys etc. It became a lot easier for me to work with the physical layer after using this
Wednesday, 29 February 2012
Creating Applications in OBIEE using DAD
OBIEE is a great business intelligence tool but it is a one way highway. Users can use OBIEE to see the intelligence in the data but what if users want to put a few things of their own. I am presenting a mechanism to make OBIEE a 2 way highway
Thursday, 23 February 2012
Folding table in Oracle using unpivot function
In this post, I am unsing unpivot function to change the arity and cardinality in the result. mXn table is used to get pXq result such that product(m,n) = product(p,q)
Saturday, 18 February 2012
Installing SSL enabled APEX 4.1 with development environment and APEX Listener on Weblogic and standalone
This article presents a way to set SSL enabled APEX 4.1 on weblogic using APEX listener. The final part shows the process to configure standalone APEX listener and the use of Grizzly in it.
This post is divided in 4 sections
Tuesday, 14 February 2012
Silenced writeback using webservices - part 2
Happy Valentine's day to all :)
This is the 2nd part of the series in which I am using webservies to writeback. In my previous article, I showed a mechanism to do writeback using a utility of OC4J. That mechanism works well with OC4J and OAS (Oracle Application Server) but for other webservers we need an independent webservice. In this article, I'm creating an independent webservice and deploying it on weblogic
This is the 2nd part of the series in which I am using webservies to writeback. In my previous article, I showed a mechanism to do writeback using a utility of OC4J. That mechanism works well with OC4J and OAS (Oracle Application Server) but for other webservers we need an independent webservice. In this article, I'm creating an independent webservice and deploying it on weblogic
Saturday, 11 February 2012
Silenced writeback using webservices - part 1
This article presents an alternate way to do write back in OBIEE. I call it silenced because this doecs not involve the creation of text boxes to writeback something into the database. The mechanism is helpful if we intend to writeback some info, depending on some action taken by the user and we do not want the user to explicitly write the info in text boxes
Saturday, 14 January 2012
Pivotal performance improvement in OBIEE
This article shows a method to improve the performance of the pivot view of OBIEE.
Friday, 6 January 2012
Freedom to format in OBIEE
I'm finally back to my blogging business J. This article deals with the usual OBIEE business of formatting. OBIEE gives a lot of formatting options by letting us write javascript/HTML code in a spectrum of places such as narrative, static view, text's in dashboards, data format tab of columns etc.
I am sure you can list a lot more examples of places where we can write javascript/HTML in OBIEE.
I am sure you can list a lot more examples of places where we can write javascript/HTML in OBIEE.
Friday, 9 December 2011
Book review - Oracle BI Publisher 11g: A Practical Guide to Enterprise Reporting
Below is a review of Oracle BI Publisher 11g-A Practical Guide to Enterprise Reporting, written by Daniela Bozdoc and published by Packt Publishing. More information about the book can be found at here
book review,
Oracle BI Publisher,
Packt publishing
Friday, 21 October 2011
Making OBIEE web service friendly
I know that I am obsessed with web services, but this is my final article in the series dealing with web services.
Monday, 10 October 2011
BPEL tasklist in OBIEE and APEX
We have seen the process of creating a BPEL process with human work flows in my previous article. We have also seen the process of shifting a task from the work list of one user to the other.
Now let's put this now info to use.
Saturday, 8 October 2011
BPEL Human Workflows
Let's talk about Human workflows. I have given an introduction to Human workflows in one of my previous posts and I will like to start from where I had left there.
Thursday, 8 September 2011
Bouquet of BI functions
I thought of putting OBIEE, BI Publisher, APEX and BPEL together.
Wednesday, 31 August 2011
Using BPEL in APEX
BPEL is a tool used to define web services. We can use it to invoke web service of a certain application or tool and then transform the output of this service into something that can be used by the web service of another tool. The web service of the 2nd tool can then be invoked to get the desired results.
Friday, 15 July 2011
Query to get a character separated list from a result set
I wouldn't take the credit of this but I found a very cool way of converting an array to a string using hierarchical queries. I found this mechanism in one of my projects and I think it is good enough to be shared
Friday, 8 July 2011
The performance enhancing drug called Table function
Finally a post on APEX :)
I have seen a number of situations in development of both Oracle APEX (Interactive reports) and in Oracle BI Publisher where the developer has to implement complex functionality but he only has the freedom to write SQL statements and not PL SQL logic. Due to this he ends up writing the complex logic using 'and clause' and 'or clause'.
I have seen a number of situations in development of both Oracle APEX (Interactive reports) and in Oracle BI Publisher where the developer has to implement complex functionality but he only has the freedom to write SQL statements and not PL SQL logic. Due to this he ends up writing the complex logic using 'and clause' and 'or clause'.
Saturday, 28 May 2011
Siebel database (OLTP) blocking
A few days back, I was working on a Siebel application which had the issue of a lot of database blockings and the running tasks frequently reached max tasks.
We took the below steps to pin the problem
Siebel architecture high level overview
Siebel has many components and the one which is extensively used is ecommunications_enu.
The following is a good view of the general architecture of Siebel
Wednesday, 16 March 2011
Multiple BI Publisher on a server and its URL change
Building on the concept of changing files in the war (web archive) and hosting multiple applications, we will now try to host multiple BI Publisher applications on the same server. This process of changing files in war package and deploying it has been discussed in the following post
Tuesday, 15 March 2011
Changing the default URL of OBIEE
We have a limitation that we can only install one OBIEE server and 1 presentation server on a machine
Saturday, 12 March 2011
Friday, 11 March 2011
Oracle Business Intelligence Repository Tuning
I am trying to collect the few steps that might help in repository tuning. The benefits of tuning something up the ladder will be less than the benefits of fixing things at the base of the ladder
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Due to additional incident reports, and a low consumer response rate, Sears and the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission have reannounced a recall of Kenmore dehumidifiers. Consumers should stop using the product unless otherwise instructed. Previously recalled in August 2012, the Kenmore dehumidifiers can overheat, smoke, melt and catch on fire, posing hazards to consumers. Sears has received seven additional incident reports of shorting and fire associated with the dehumidifiers, and three fires resulting in more than $300,000 of property damage. The recall concerns about 795,000 units and involves Kenmore brand 35-, 50- and 70-pint dehumidifiers made by LG and manufactured between 2003 and 2005. The dehumidifiers are made of white plastic and are between 21 and 24 inches tall, about 15 inches wide and about 13.5 inches deep. They have a fan, humidity controls and a Kenmore logo on their top front panels. They come with front-loading water buckets. Some models include remote controls. They were sold exclusively at Sears and Kmart stores nationwide and Sears.com and Kmart.com from 2003 to 2009 for between $140 and $220. The model number can be found on the right side of the interior of the unit once the bucket has been removed. Recalled units have the following model numbers: 35-pint (2004) - 580.54351400 50-pint (2003) - 580.53509300 70-pint (2003) - 580.53701300 70-pint (2004) - 580.54701400 70-pint (2005) - 580.54701500 Consumers should turn off and unplug the dehumidifiers and contact the recall fulfillment center to receive a Sears gift card for either $75, $80, $90 or $100, which may be used at any Sears or Kmart store or at their respective websites. The gift card amount will depend on the capacity and year of the dehumidifier. Consumers may request a check for the refund amount instead. All consumers with recalled units will also receive a $25 coupon that may be used at Sears stores or Sears.com toward the purchase of a new Kenmore dehumidifier. A recall information website has been set up at www.kenmoredehumidifierrecall.com. Tags: • Housewares • Home Environment • Retail • |
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Dillard's Reports Profitable Second QuarterFriday August 15th, 2014 - 10:16AM
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Dillard's, Inc. reported net income for the 13 weeks ended August 2, 2014 of $34.5 million, or 80 cents per share, compared to net income of $36.5 million, or 79 cents per share, for the prior year second quarter. Comparable stores sales increased 1% for the quarter. Dillard's CEO William Dillard stated, "Although our 1% comparable store sales increase led to a profitable quarter, we are somewhat disappointed in the bottom line performance. We are pleased with our inventory management during the quarter and with our ending inventory position." Dillard's reported net income for the first half of 2014 of $146.1 million, or $3.36 per share, compared to net income of $153.7 million, or $3.30 per share, for the prior year 26-week period. Total merchandise sales for the 13-week second quarter were $1.461 billion and $1.459 billion. Total merchandise sales remained unchanged on a percentage basis. Sales in comparable stores for the period increased 1%. Sales were weakest in the home and furniture category. Sales trends were strongest in the Central region, followed by the Eastern and Western regions, respectively. Gross margin from retail operations declined 33 basis points of sales for the quarter compared with the prior year second quarter. The decline resulted primarily from increased markdowns. Consolidated gross margin for the period declined 20 basis points of sales compared to the prior year second quarter. Inventory decreased 2% as compared with 2013's second quarter. The company operated 278 Dillard's locations and 18 clearance centers spanning 29 states and an Internet store at www.dillards.com. Tags: Dillards • second quarter results • department store news • financials • William Dillard • Housewares • Retail • Financials • |
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