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Today, more than 73,000 companies and over 36 million people use cloud-based solutions from SAP. This year, SAP has opened a total of three new data centers in Sydney, Australia, as well as Tokyo and Osaka, Japan. As part of its open ecosystem strategy, the company has also invested in existing partner data centers in Moscow, Russia, that will run cloud solutions from SAP. Additional data centers in Brazil and Canada are planned for later in 2014. SAP maintains rigorous data compliance, data accessibility and security standards that all partner data centers must meet.
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There are several ways one can harness natural energy. In addition to the sun, wind, tides, and geothermal activities, the human body itself is increasingly being used to produce energy charge all sorts of electricity-hungry devices.
Music company Orange and GotWind, a firm specializing in renewable energy, have teamed up to create a device called the Dance Charge. Weighing 180 grams (about 6.3 ounces), you strap it around your arm. Dance Charge then uses the kinetic energy generated by your body in motion to juice up your phone.
It also uses a system of weights and magnets to produce electric current to top up the storage battery, which can later be used to charge your handset. A prototype of the device will be shown and tested at this year's Glastonbury Festival.
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Enjoying the old books
I like old books, and thus I enjoy Google Book Search, where I can find old books and magazines on just about any topic.
I type my search term into the box and wait for a page of results to appear. Then, from the drop-down menu titled "Showing", I select "Full view only". Another page of results appears -- all of which are fully available on the internet without any restricted pages.
The full-view books are often available for download, so I sometimes import them to my own computer. I've also started using the Library feature of Google Book Search. When a book is in my library, it's easy to find it again. It's also possible for anyone to browse my library.


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Yay, it's been a long time. No Posts for nearly two years, but i've been busy setting up my studio, finally learning to play the piano and what not. I've spent last nicht in the studio and made some music. Parts from the rough mixdown are on this video and I'll upload the song once it is done, enjoy! By the way: Drums are SP-12, ADD-one & Clap Trap, Bassline is Emax and OTO in the break, Overtones are Emulator II and Juno 106. [wpvideo aGQJqFbH]
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Alright, I am not there, but i've gotta to say that what is presented at this years Namm (the worlds biggest music fair, happening twice a year at Anaheim, California) is just awesome!! First and probably best thing for me is: Cubase 6 is out. I got Cubase 4 and wasn't really sure if I wanted to update to version 5, so I didn't and it was exactly the right choice. The update to Cubase 5 was 189 €, while the update to version 6 only is 149 €, hooray! You can look up the features of the new version in the links if you're interested. But now to the BIG things:
WOW – Synth Touchscreen Guitar
Now this is how I like it. I can't play any instrument really, but i once learned to play the guitar (and forgot about how to right away). OK I'm about to learn keyboard, but due to it's low stage at the moment that won't count yet! Anyways, this looks like a promising instrument. Check out the video below, to see how it looks and sounds. There actually is plenty more sound to get out of this, but for the first video it looks quite promising. Maybe there will be an Ipad add-on to imitate this some time. For me, it can't wait to see people rocking that thing live on stage and i don't mean i want to hear guitar sounds when it's played… (Photo Courtesy of Misa Ltd.)
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Yay, our LP did hit the stores around the world! Take a listen above and feel free to buy as many copies as you like (Ltd. Edition though). I'll be happy about every comment you leave, because this is what keeps the soundcloud motor running!
R.I.P. Technics SL 1210 MKII
There have been a lot of rumors about it in the last years, but now it is official: Panasonic discontinues the legendary SL 1210. It is known to be the longest produced piece of consumer electronic and made it to the Guiness Book Of Records. As well the legendary deck has a stable place in nearly every nightclub around the world. To me there is little hope, that Panasonic will come up with a new model, so it looks like the times of DJing as we know it are over. Djs with just a laptop (and maybe a controller or two) will take over and if you have the record or not no longer resolves if you can play the song. Hello brave new world!


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I'm starting to use a cane instead of the walker some of the time! I was advised by my PT not to switch over all at once, and after using the cane a bit, I can already see the wisdom in that advice.
Nights are still long and hard. I've been waking up every 1 to 2 hours, just enough to notice how uncomfortable I am, so I have to actually get out of bed and walk a bit, use the restroom or something, even if I don't actually have to use the bathroom. It's getting highly annoying. Other than that, I'm doing really well!


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In the spring of 1942, Gen. Francisco Aguilar González, the Mexican ambassador to the Vichy government, left France to return to Mexico with his wife, Maria. The couple traveled through newly Fascist Spain to Lisbon, where she boarded a steamer bound for New York, with twenty trunks of their belongings, while the general made his way back across Spain, through France and then to London, eventually flying to New York for their rendezvous. In New York they boarded a passenger train with their belongings and traveled across the United States and Mexico before finally arriving at their home in Mexico City. Tucked away in one of the trunks and kept hidden for nearly seventy years were three small cardboard boxes given to Aguilar for safekeeping. They contained an archive of 4,500 negatives of photographs of the Spanish Civil War taken by three extraordinary photojournalists: Robert Capa, Gerda Taro and David Seymour (known as Chim).
Though Capa's negatives had been missing for decades, rumors that a cache of them had been secreted away persisted. In 1979 Capa's brother, Cornell, the founder of the International Center of Photography (ICP), in New York City, began a search for the lost images. He published an appeal in a well-known photography journal, and over time he managed to recover a number of lost works by Capa, Chim and Taro—but not the fabled negatives. They remained in Mexico, passing from Aguilar to his daughter, who gave them to her cousin, a filmmaker named Benjamin Tarver. In 1995, at an exhibition of Spanish Civil War photography in Mexico City, Tarver told the curator, a Queens College professor named Jerald Green, that he possessed images of similar scenes, which he believed were taken by Capa. Green relayed the information to curators at the ICP, but letters to the mysterious Tarver went unanswered, and the tantalizing lead vanished. In 2007, on behalf of the ICP, Trisha Ziff, a Mexico City–based documentary filmmaker, established contact with Tarver, and he agreed to meet her at a coffee shop. At a subsequent meeting he showed her three contact sheets with stunning images of Republican soldiers in battle and a woman dressed in black walking alongside a tank on a snowy battlefield. Ziff soon realized that these were the long lost negatives that Cornell Capa, who would die less than a year later, had been trying to locate. What had come to be called the Mexican Suitcase had finally been found.
The negatives in the Suitcase span the duration of the war, beginning with Chim's foreboding photographs of marching Republican dignitaries in April 1936, three months before the conflict broke out, and ending with Capa's stark portraits of Republican refugees in concentration camps in Southern France in March 1939. The distribution of the negatives among the photographers divides the war roughly into thirds, with Chim's coverage heaviest at the beginning, Taro's in the middle and Capa's toward the end. A small number of the negatives correspond to previously published works—the Suitcase contains a famous 1936 photograph by Chim of a woman breastfeeding a baby at a rally for land reform—but the vast majority have never been seen by the public. A selection of the negatives is on display at the ICP through May 8. All 4,500 images, including a few touching shots of Capa and Taro in a Parisian cafe by a fourth photographer, the German-Jewish exile Fred Stein, are reproduced in an exemplary two-volume exhibition catalog published by the museum.


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Fulham winger Alexander Kacaniklic is disappointed with his side's below-par offering during their 4-1 defeat at Manchester United in the FA Cup Fourth Round.
A Chicharito double as well as goals from Ryan Giggs and Wayne Rooney proved too much for Martin Jol's side, despite Aaron Hughes' late consolation for the visitors.
Kacaniklic says that conceding early to a third minute penalty made it very difficult for Fulham to recover against a near-full-strength Manchester United squad.
"When you come to Old Trafford, the last thing you want to do is concede so early," Kacaniklic told the club's official website.
"It was the same last weekend at the Etihad Stadium when we faced Manchester City. At this level and against such high-quality opponents, it's very difficult to recover.
"Okay, it's a tough place to play and United will always be the favourites at home, no matter who they play, but 4-1 was still a disappointing scoreline.
"My honest assessment is that we were just not good enough today. As a result, we're now out of the cup – it's a sad moment for us.
"We wanted to put a good run together, when you start out you always have faith that you can do well and go as far as possible. Yes, this was a tricky tie, but we still hoped to do better."
Fulham must now turn their attention to Premier League matters in the form of a midweek clash against West Ham at Craven Cottage, and Kacaniklic has admitted his side need to raise their game in order to bounce back from a string of poor results.
"January has been a strange month for us," he continued. "It started well with a win at West Bromwich Albion, and then of course, we went through against Blackpool in the previous round of the cup. There was the draw with Wigan Athletic also, but now we have lost our last two games.
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My Top 10 Things I Hate About SQL post has been an interesting social experiment, to say the least. I knew I was taking a risk by not clearly stating that it was intended as humor, but I thought it would be funny to just post it to see what kind of responses came back. I did categorize it as "humor" and I did indicate that a "guest blogger" composed the post, but those were definitely very subtle clues. I also tried to incorporate some sarcastic "anti-M$" stuff as well, but as anyone who reads SlashDot knows, those people are usually very serious and quite vocal in the community.
Needless to say, I have not been disappointed by the feedback. It's funny how people have responded:
Of course, there are other factors involved as well: having a sense of humor, being familiar with my other posts, whether or not you are just skimming the post or reading it carefully, etc. But overall, it seems people fall pretty neatly into one of those 3 categories.
What makes it complicated, I guess, is that every one of those top 10 items is something I've seen people ask for help on in the forums at SQLTeam. Every database design lampooned in my post actually exists and we've all seen them! I really didn't make any of them up, and it is indeed plausible that someone might legitimately create that very same top 10 list in all seriousness. Those who wrote in to tell me I am an idiot usually did so because they disagreed with some of the points, but not all of them!
Overall, my two favorites are the guy who called me a "retard", and the other who agreed with my list and complained that computers were not sufficiently advanced enough to figure out what we meant to tell it to do for us. (He also complained that we don't have flying cars yet!)
Thank you all for the great feedback, and happy new year!
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In the past, I've written several times about the insidious power of marketing. In 2007, I shared a guest post from Malcolm Gladwell on the same subject. My thesis is this: A lot of people like to believe they're immune to advertising and marketing; a lot of people are wrong. In fact, I suspect (although I have no hard evidence) that those who are most adamant that marketing doesn't affect them are probably the most susceptible to it.
But it's not just advertising on television and in print that influence us. Increasingly, stores and companies are using the science of persuasion to exert influence over shoppers. Last week, USA Today published an interesting piece about how retailers study and test us to maximize profit.
Shoppers are like laboratory rats these days. From the time shoppers walk into stores, their footsteps, eye movements, choices and reactions to discounts are often closely monitored. With this analysis, stores can determine with startling accuracy whether changes such as remodeled stores, specific deals and more salespeople will make people spend more.
Analysis of shoppers ranges from mundane methods, such as counting the number of teens who walk in after school, to the high-tech, such as digital signs with cameras that can detect where people's eyes move and direct promotions to that part of the screen. By calculating who is shopping when and which demographic groups are buying, stores can target them with the promotions that are more likely to resonate.
While many people (and I'm one of them) might resent being subtly manipulated to buy more, retailers are convinced that their methods actually help consumers. How? By steering them to buy the things that they really want. I'd rather discover that on my own, though, instead of being manipulated into a purchase.
All of this reminds me of the book Why We Buy: The Science of Shopping by Paco Underhill [my review]. The book explains why supermarkets block the aisles with big displays, and gives tips on how the average shopper can spend less. (Quick tips: Don't use a cart or a basket, don't touch things, make a list and stick to it.)
As for me, there are two things that I've found have most reduced how much I spend on shopping. First, I do my best to avoid advertising. Second, I stay out of stores. (And that includes on-line stores like Amazon.) I know myself. And I know that the best way to keep from spending is to avoid temptation in the first place. Besides, if I stay out of the stores, the marketers have less of a chance to exercise their powers of persuasion over me!
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Airplane Crashes in Wichita Falls Near Midwestern Parkway and Henry S. Grace Freeway [PHOTOS]
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Wednesday, 30 May 2012
Dior Addict Lipstick in Palace #354 (Croisette Summer)
Palace (£24) is a peach nude with hint of pink, it has a high gloss/shine finish. I think if you have pigmented lips then the shade Jet Set, with is a stronger peach tone, might be a better option.
The formula is soft, smooth and glides on whilst feeling hydrating. Its not as light weight as the Chanel Coco shines but unfortunately has the same fleeting wear time.
Overall it gives a very soft peachy nude shine to the lips and is great to pair with a bolder eye, though I think the colour payoff may be a disadvantage to a lot of people.
A family member bough this as a gift for me from Debenhams.
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Wow, that's a beautiful shade. I generally can't wear peach, but sometimes if it has enough pink in it and it's sheer enough I can pull it off. Really beautiful and perfect for summer! I suspected that the wear time might be fleeting, but I don't really mind that aspect of wearing my Chanel Coco Shines.ReplyDeleteReplies
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Peach isn't normally my first choice in lip colours, but this one really works due to the sheerness so I think it would be worth a look :)
This is a lovely shade (I really like the colours in their summer collection); Jet Set is the one I had my eye on in particular.ReplyDeleteReplies
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Jet Set did look really pretty :) a lot of the time I think that the lip products are the best aspect of Dior releases.
I bought my first Dior Addict lipstick recently, Incognito. I keep trying (and failing) to find my version of nude. Incognito came close, though. I bet it would look stupendous on you.ReplyDelete
well if it has potential for being stupendous then I will have to check it out! thanks for the rec :)ReplyDelete


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These days, it seems like office real estate brokers are fighting tooth and nail to find office space for government tenants.
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For instance, the state of Tennessee has been out looking for space with two requests for proposals totaling more than 300,000 square feet, according to a first quarter office market view from CB Richard Ellis Memphis.
"I don't remember a time when government was the leader looking for office space in the market," said Larry Jensen, president and CEO of Cushman & Wakefield/Commercial Advisors. "Government has finally figured out they need to do a better job at facilities. As costs have risen, people are saying we can do things more efficiently. That means the people in government are asking the right questions."
The state of Tennessee is preparing to abandon its 100,000 square feet of space at the Donnelley J. Hill State Office Building at Civic Center Plaza Downtown.
The state, following a consultant's recommendation, said it would be cheaper to vacate the Hill Building than bringing it up to modern standards. Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam pledged the roughly 900 workers there would be relocated elsewhere Downtown.
While the drama unfolds with the state, another government agency – the FBI – is looking for around 95,000 square feet of office space. Currently, the FBI occupies East Memphis office space at the Eaglecrest 1 office building at 225 N. Humphreys Blvd., behind Christian Brothers High School and adjacent to Baptist Memorial Hospital-Memphis offices.
Representatives with Cushman & Wakefield/Commercial Alliance would not confirm or deny if they had bid on the state office space but did say they were working with the Greater Memphis Chamber to land a large tenant to absorb the roughly 170,000 square feet of space Pinnacle Airlines is leaving at One Commerce Square.
Other than the government contracts out there, office brokers will likely focus on retaining current tenants, bringing in firms new to Memphis or poaching tenants when their leases begin to expire at their current locations.
"When we take out what the government is looking for, we're still tracking 600,000 square feet of tenants eligible to sign leases, new and existing tenants," said Ron Kastner, senior vice president of CB Richard Ellis Memphis. "When you work with organizations to bring new business to Memphis that's when you really win."
While pursuing new tenants, brokers also keep a close eye on tenants whose leases may be coming to an end.
Kelly Truitt, president of CBRE Memphis, said his firm is tracking 1.2 million square feet of active transactions in the office market, including the government projects and some speculative projects that are also looking at other markets. In addition, CBRE is tracking existing businesses and when their leases will expire.
The possible government tenants could provide some relief to the Memphis office sector.
In the first quarter, the market gained 57,912 square feet of empty space. Pinnacle Airlines is in the process of abandoning 170,000 square feet of space at One Commerce Square.
Pat Gamble, vice president at CB Richard Ellis Memphis, said one word describes the local office market: stability.
"We haven't seen job growth and we've seen some layoffs but not a lot," Gamble said. "So it's all about jobs, which creates the demand for office space and then drives the cost of rental rates."
Analysts predict the office recovery will be a long, hard slag.
"With looming move-outs, slow activity, and predicted slow employment growth, the Memphis office market appears to have a long road ahead for recovery," read a first quarter office market report from Cushman & Wakefield/ Commercial Advisors.
Things are a bit different on the industrial side.
The Memphis industrial market recorded positive net absorption of 951,683 square feet during the first three months of the year, marking the fourth straight quarter of positive absorption, according to a first quarter industrial market review from CB Richard Ellis Memphis. Compare that to last year's fourth quarter, when the industrial market gained 1.6 million square feet of empty space.
The increased optimism in the industrial sector has led developers to announce new buildings.
Industrial Developments International Inc. delivered a new building in DeSoto County, an 869,000-square-foot structure inside Crossroads Distribution Center. Earlier this year IDI officials said they would add two more structures inside the 475-acre industrial park, a 241,994-square-foot building to be complete in October and a 430,212-square-foot building that should be complete in December.
The last two buildings from Industrial Developments International are part of a trend of tenants looking for smaller spaces,
"The market is seeing a trend from large, Class A bulk requirements to smaller requirements of less than 200,000 square feet," said a first quarter analysis from Cushman & Wakefield/Commercial Advisors. "Of the ten most notable transactions in first quarter, eight, (percent) were less than 200,000 square feet. There were only two deals greater than 200,000 square feet."
In addition, Panattoni Development Co. has said it plans to build a 500,000-square-foot speculative facility, expandable to 1.5 million square feet, at Gateway Global Logistics Center, which straddles Fayette and Marshall counties.
Industrial real estate executives are feeling bullish.
"I think it's two-fold," said Jim Mercer, executive vice president of brokerage services at CB Richard Ellis Memphis. "There are smaller users in the market, those at 200,000 square feet or below, and they have been active. Secondly, I don't think there is a lot of capacity out there."
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Here is the news story and I applaud Ms. Dieleman for going after this website. She ought to sue the website hosts and the commenters for intentional infliction of emotional distress along with invasion of privacy. Those commenting appear to have the IQ and temperment of high school freshman.
ARAG exec sues to get her photo off sexy executives website
Google Inc. violated federal copyright laws when it allowed a photograph of an executive with Des Moines-based ARAG North America Inc. to be posted on a blogger's website it hosts, according to a lawsuit filed in federal court in Des Moines.
The lawsuit was filed on behalf of ARAG, a firm that provides legal insurance, and Ann Dieleman, the company's chief marketing officer. Dieleman is a graduate of Simpson College and Drake University. Her office is in Kansas City, Mo.
At issue is a head-and-shoulders corporate photograph of Dieleman that was posted in 2009 on the website sexyexecs.blogspot.com. The website posts hundreds of corporate photographs and seems to invite unflattering comments about those photos. The website is the first that returns under a Google search for Ann Dieleman.
The photograph in question was taken in December 2005. Des Moines intellectual property law attorney Brett Trout registered the photo for copyright protection on behalf of ARAG in January 2013.
Trout notified Google on Sept. 11, 2012, that it was infringing on ARAG's copyright by allowing the photograph, titled "Dieleman Head Shot," to be posted on the Sexy Executives website.
Two weeks later, Google replied that it would not remove the photo and warned Trout that he would be "liable for damages (including costs and attorneys' fees) if you materially misrepresent that a product or activity is infringing your copyrights." The email was signed "The Google Team."
Google also claimed that photographers, not their subjects, generally are the owners of their pictures, unless that right has been waived in a contract. The Web giant also said, "We encourage you to resolve any disputes directly with the blogger."
Trout responded: "The fact that you are aware that 'Under U.S . law, copyright in a photograph is generally owned by the photographer' indicates you are on notice that you are hosting infringing material on sexyexecs.blogspot.com website. We view your multiple and ongoing refusals to remove the infringing material as willful copyright infringement on the part of Google."
As of today, the photo remained on the Sexy Executives website.
"My experience is that Google just does whatever Google wants," Trout said.


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As part of my 5 Common Gotchas with SQL Server AlwaysOn presentation that I recently gave, I mentioned that I'd provide a links and additional resources as a follow up. (And for anyone who didn't attend but would like to, that link should provide on-demand access to this presentation for 12 months—but might take a day or two [after the initial presentation date] to become active/available.)
Otherwise (in an order that doesn't exactly match the order in which these were presented), here are some additional links and follow-up details.
In-Place Deployments
I don't have any additional links or details here—other than a simple reminder: If your databases are important enough to merit redundancy, don't risk trying to 'sneak' Windows Server Failover Clustering (WSFC) Services 'underneath' your production SQL Servers. Doing so can end in spectacular disaster and robs you of the chance to spin up new hardware where you can safely configure everything, work out all kinks and issues before going live, and then use the new environment as a sandbox where you can safely test failover, crashes, patching, and the likes.
Here's a link to a PDF that covers the two 'rules' of licensing that I threw out ("All active workloads must be licensed" and "each license comes with a free license—as long as free means: 'used only for passive failover purposes only') in MUCH greater detail. (In other words, the rules I threw out ARE accurate. But this is licensing—so you know there are some caveats and additional details. Go read up on them. It'll take you 10-20 minutes.)
This one's a beast. One of the better and more succinct overviews of some of the gotchas I've seen is Brent Ozar's review of AlwaysOn Availability Groups - Real Life Lessons Learned. It's well worth your time if you don't have a solid handle on Quorum mechanics and best practices.
Server vs Availability Group Scope
This one's too complex to try and summarize in this post—if you're curious to know what this means, go watch the presentation. Otherwise, here's the documentation for that Backup Preferences part of the setup wizard. And note how the documentation says that these preferences are NOT enforced.
For enforcement you need to use sys.fn_hadr_backup_is_preferred_replica—and take the approach outlined in the documentation for Backups on Secondary Replicas.
Management of Logins and Jobs is also covered. And, as promised I've also provided a link to the article on Contained Databases that I wrote for SQL Server Pro.
I also addressed some of the issues with Availability Groups, Active Secondaries, and Scale-Out scenarios—and specifically mentioned how that's a lot harder to implement correctly (especially in existing applications) than it is to talk about. For more a great work-around I can happily recommend ScaleArc's iDB—it's a game-changing solution that's complements AlwaysOn Availability Groups insanely well.
Bonus Gotchas
Here are two additional topics or details that I wanted to cover, but just didn't have time to address.
Failover is Not Immediate. WSFC failover is pretty impressive—it usually happens in a matter of 2-3 seconds or less (where there are 'clean' failures). Still, once a SQL Server instance spins up somewhere and takes control of database resources, it's going to have to walk through the recovery process. With Availability Group Replicas, this recovery time is typically going to be brief (when we're talking about synchronous replicas)—where brief can be on the order of 20-40 seconds. With Failover Cluster Instances, however, the new active node is basically starting from scratch—a cold-start as it were—and typically takes a bit under a minute to be ready to start serving all databases as needed. For more info, check out my post on indirect checkpoint—a VERY cool (but powerful) feature of SQL Server 2012.
Scoping and Sizing. I was planning on covering this initially, but found I just didn't have time to do it justice. It's a common gotcha though. One that tends to 'bite' Sys-admins and reluctant DBAs much more than it happens to burn experienced DBAs. And that's mostly because this one is a question of having a good feeling of the characteristics of your workloads.
There are two things you need to watch out for here:
And the first is best explained by means of an example.
Assume that you've got a fairly heavily used server that's, let's say, commonly churning through large amounts of data – to the point where it's regularly pulling just under 300MB/sec of data off the drives.
Then, let's assume you throw a new, less powerful, server in as your secondary—thinking that it'll be LESS optimal as a failover box, but that you'll only be using it on the odd occasion when you either schedule patches or updates—during non-peak hours, or when the primary temporarily fails and you have to shunt operations over to this secondary box. But let's say this temporary box tops out at 200MB/sec in terms of disk throughput.
In such an overly-simplified scenario, if you team these two servers together as replicas, your primary server will be cobbled to the point where it's only able to do about 200MB/sec of throughput—simply because each operation or transaction run on the primary server has to be mirrored – in real time – with the slower secondary or replica.
Or, that's the behavior you get when you use synchronous replication—as that means that transactions on the primary, for example, can NOT be treated as completed until they've been successfully completed on ALL other replicas actively in your topology. Otherwise, you run the very real risk of data loss—which you can OPTIONALLY allow when you use ASYNCHRONOUS replication or synchronization.
And where this is commonly a gotcha is when Availability Groups are deployed WITHOUT a good, solid, understanding of the current workload AND/OR some of the bottlenecks you'll be putting into place by 'teaming' multiple hosts together.
Similar problems can and will occur when transactional throughput rates are so frequent and/or large that they saturate existing network connections between servers, OR where the VERY SLIGHT amount of transactional overhead put into place to ensure synchronous replication manages to be JUST enough overhead to push heavily used systems 'over the edge' when under peak load.
And, one of the most common places where this gotcha manifests is when it comes to index maintenance—something that can generate HUGE amounts of IO. (And this is commonly done when indexes are being too frequently or over-zealously being rebuilt.)
The good news is that these problems can all be pretty easily avoided IF you have a solid understanding of your existing workloads and their hardware utilization characteristics. And, if you don't, then you can simply profile your workloads over a period of a few days and watch for key indicators like max IO throughput rates and any potential bottlenecks—then plan accordingly.
Questions? Finally, as I mentioned in my presenation, if you have any questions or concerns that weren't addressed as part of the presentation or during the Q&A segment, feel free to reach out and ask me directly. My contact information can be found on my site.


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BANGALORE, India (AP) -- Four years after Pakistani gunmen laid siege to India's financial capital of Mumbai, South Asia's bitter rivals were meeting again on the cricket ground, marking a gradual thaw in their decades-old rivalry.
The first bilateral series between India and Pakistan since November 2007, comprising two Twenty20 matches and three one-day internationals, began Christmas Day with a Twenty20 match in the southern Indian city of Bangalore.
Pakistan won the match with five wickets to spare after India's batting collapsed at 133 for nine.
Thousands of cricket fans began lining up outside Bangalore's massive Chinnaswamy Stadium nearly five hours before the match was to begin.
"This match is like no other. There's a special thrill to a match where India faces Pakistan," said Ravinder Singh, his loyalties evident from the Indian flag colors painted on his cheeks.
"I'm telling my friends it will be worth the wait," said Singh, a college student, as he stood in a slow-moving line outside the stadium. Some of his friends were in the sky blue shirts of the Indian team.
Security was tight with thousands of paramilitary soldiers and police outside the stadium. Groups of police carried out body searches before allowing fans into the stadium after they had gone through metal detectors.
Unflustered by the tight security, cricket fans carried flags and pro-India banners while a few sported colorful wigs and face-paint.
Analysts see the cricket series as a sign the two sides are ready to move past the bitterness that followed the 2008 Mumbai terror attacks, when 10 Pakistan-based gunmen killed 166 people in a three-day rampage across the city.
India blamed the Lashkar-e-Taiba militant group for the attacks and demanded that Islamabad crack down on terrorism.
Despite a long history of mutual distrust and animosity, the love of cricket - bequeathed to India and Pakistan by South Asia's British colonial rulers - is one of the few things the countries agree upon.
Relations have improved since the Mumbai attacks and diplomatic ties have been renewed, but New Delhi remains unsatisfied with the slow pace of Islamabad's efforts to bring the perpetrators of the attacks to justice.
New Delhi froze nearly all contact with Islamabad - including sporting ties - after the Mumbai attacks, a hiatus that has been bridged in recent years by India and Pakistan playing matches in third countries or in international meets such as the World Cup.
In the years since the Mumbai attacks, some efforts have been made to bring bilateral relations out of the deep freeze. Direct trade has been increasing steadily as both countries make efforts to increase trade across their land border.
At the Wagah-Attari land border in Punjab, India has opened a huge customs depot and warehouses that can handle more than 600 trucks a day from Pakistan. Two-way trade direct between India and Pakistan totals around $2 billion, but a large chunk of the trade is channeled through Dubai, Hong Kong or Singapore.
Earlier this month, India and Pakistan signed an agreement that makes it easier for business travelers to get visas. People aged over 65 also will be entitled to get visas on arrival. Members of families divided during Britain's partition of the subcontinent, along with tourists and religious pilgrims, are also supposed to get quick visas.
"When Indians enter Pakistan and when Pakistanis enter India, they should feel like they are coming home," Rehman Malik, Pakistan's interior minister, said in New Delhi two weeks ago when the visa agreement was signed. India has issued more than 3,000 visas to Pakistanis for the cricket matches.
But analysts caution that policy makers in India should not get carried away by the friendly neighbor rhetoric.
"All forms of people-to-people contact, including sports, are important and should be pursued, but never at the cost of our main focus, which is terrorism emanating from Pakistan," said Vivek Katju, a retired diplomat who has served in Pakistan and was India's ambassador in Afghanistan.
Across the border, Pakistani analysts feel that while the resumption of sporting contact is welcome, the two can make real progress only when they succeed in resolving their long-standing disputes.
Rasool Bakhsh Rais, a professor of political science at the Lahore University of Management Sciences in Pakistan, said sports could be a "major avenue through which hostilities between the two nations could be set aside."
The expectations riding on cricket players are huge before any match, but especially when they play against their great rivals. So great are the pressures, a sports psychologist is accompanying the Pakistani team during its stint in India, Pakistani cricket officials said.


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FBI says Nashua killer caught after 22 years on the lamBy TIM BUCKLAND
New Hampshire Union Leader
May 09. 2013 9:23PM
NASHUA - A news conference will be held Friday to detail the case of a man who jumped bail 22 years ago on the night before a jury convicted him of murdering his 2-year-old stepson.
The FBI said the news conference, which will be held today at 3:30 p.m. at the Nashua Police Department building at 0 Panther Drive, will announce "the conviction and sentencing of Steven Kamberidis" for the murder of James Chartier.
Kieran Ramsey, supervisory agent in charge of the FBI's New Hampshire office, said Kamberidis "is alive. He's in custody. And he's going to be in prison for a long time."
A report on WMUR Channel 9 Thursday evening said Kamberidis was found in Greece in February.
Ramsey declined to say precisely where Kamberidis was Thursday night, saying more details would be released at today's news conference. However, he confirmed that Kamberidis "is not in the United States. He is in a foreign country."
Kamberidis was convicted in 1991 of beating Chartier savagely, then refusing to allow the boy to receive medical care.
"It was a very heinous crime," Ramsey said.
Kamberidis had posted $50,000 bail and was staying with his parents in Manchester when he disappeared. He was sentenced in absentia to 30 years to life in prison.
Thursday's news release said the news conference would be jointly hosted by the FBI, the U.S. Attorney's Office, New Hampshire Attorney General's Office and Nashua police. U.S. Attorney John Kacavas could not be reached Thursday night for comment.


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Anatomical figure of a pregnant woman, Europe, 1701-1800
Ivory anatomical figures were popular items in the 1600s and 1700s. This example shows a pregnant female. The torso is removable to show the uterus with a foetus, and internal organs such as the intestines, heart and lungs. These ivory models are almost always shown as pregnant and normally came as a pair with a male equivalent. The organs are not very detailed so it is unlikely that the model was used for medical teaching. The figure was possibly used to teach young couples about anatomy and pregnancy or it may have been a collector's item.
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When children start school ready to learn, they are more likely to succeed in school and beyond. According to the 2015 , every dollar spent on early childhood initiatives provides over eight dollars in benefits back to the children themselves and to society.Studies consistently show that investments in high-quality early childhood development pay off in terms of increased high school graduation rates, higher earnings, greater job security, and fewer encounters with the justice system. Yet, in Forsyth County, almost half of all children enter kindergarten each year at risk of falling behind their peers in reading. The fact that 36 percent of our children (over 8,000) between ages zero to four live below the poverty line, makes it harder for them to succeed academically. Despite well-intentioned efforts on all our parts, we have not made fundamental progress.
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Original classics performed by 4 of the most popular bands of the 60s
This quintessential 60s line up is packed with nostalgia and hits from the The Marmalade such as: Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da, Falling Apart At The Seams, and Reflections Of My Life. But if you are a fan of the Hermans Hermits, then expect to hear: I'm Into Something Good, Something Is Happening and No Milk Today. Steve Ellis Love Affair will be wowing audiences with: Everlasting Love, Rainbow Valley, Bringing On Back The Good Times; and not forgetting Chris Farlowe hits: Out Of Time, Handbags and Gladrags and Let The Heartaches Begin to name but a few.


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You can use Microsoft Office Outlook 2007 to access document libraries offline from Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 or Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007. Let's look at how this integration works and what you can expect from it.
In last month's column ("SharePoint Integration with Outlook 2007, Part 1," April 27, 2007), I explained that you enable synchronization by accessing the document library in SharePoint and clicking "Connect to Outlook" on the Actions menu. When you sync a document library, you need to consider at what folder level you want to add it to Outlook. The synchronization will include all subfolders—which might create a large amount of locally synchronized data. You can't exclude individual subfolders.
After you synchronize a document library, you can use Outlook to rename or delete the top-level folder, but not any subfolders. Creating subfolders, moving them, and adding items are currently possible only through SharePoint. You can access the folders through Outlook, but you can't modify the structure. However, Outlook recognizes when you rename, move, delete, or create new folders in SharePoint.
If the whole document library is moved or deleted through SharePoint, Outlook will produce an error when it tries to synchronize the document library. You need to remove the original link and resync the library to fix the problem. Another problem appears when you use Remove Offline Copy to remove locally downloaded items. This feature temporarily removes the local item but using the Send/Receive function downloads the item again.
I also mentioned last month that document library items are stored in read-only PSTs, but you're able to modify items that were created by Word 2007, Excel 2007, or PowerPoint 2007. When you open such items, a Message Bar appears at the top of the document, and you can click Edit Offline. The local copy of the changed item is stored in the SharePoint Drafts folder in My Documents. Thereafter, Outlook 2007 accesses the local copy, not the PST. You can also check out the item from SharePoint when you're online by using the Check Out feature and selecting "Use my local drafts folder"; you'll automatically be able to modify the document offline with this method.
After you modify the item and exit the application, a check is performed to see whether you're online and the item can be updated on the SharePoint site. If not, it stays in the SharePoint Drafts folder until you open it again, but the document will have an icon to show that it was modified, and it will also appear in your SharePoint Drafts Search folder in Outlook. When you connect to SharePoint later and open the changed item, a dialog box appears to let you update the changes to the server. You need to open every modified item from the SharePoint Drafts folder; Outlook won't notify you automatically to update these items.
If you want to modify a file other than Word 2007, Excel 2007, or PowerPoint 2007, you have to open the item as read-only and save it locally with a new name. When you're done with the file, you need to remember to upload and replace it on the SharePoint site using a browser.
In the next column, I'll continue my SharePoint and Outlook series and show you how to work with SharePoint calendars, tasks, and contacts. You can expect more exciting features to help you use these products for efficient teamwork.
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UPDATE: Well, it's official. Terrell Owens will suit up for the Buffalo Bills next season.
According to Vic Carucci of NFL.com, Owens and the Bills have agreed to a one-year deal.
A source tells ESPN.com's John Clayton that the deal is worth $6.5 million, and is all guaranteed.
The Bills will be the fourth team Owens plays for after stints with the 49ers, Eagles and Cowboys.
In case you're wondering, no, Buffalo is not on the Eagles' schedule next season. The Birds take on the AFC West, not the AFC East.
So what do we think? Does this have any shot of working out?
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Well, we didn't see this one coming.
Terrell Owens is in Buffalo to visit with the Bills, according to a report by Jay Glazer and Alex Marvez of FoxSports.com.
Agent Drew Rosenhaus said earlier this week that several teams were interested in Owens' services, and he expected to have a deal done by the end of next week.
Of course, his announcement came after several reports surfaced that T.O. was generating little interest after the Cowboys cut him.
My immediate thought about the possibility of Owens in Buffalo?
Poor Trent Edwards.
The Bills' starting quarterback threw 11 touchdowns and 10 interceptions last season. Owens has trouble getting along with his quarterback when they are Pro Bowl-caliber. How is he going to react to a QB who has only started 24 career games and has a 79.1 rating?
A source tells FoxSports.com that the Bills would offer Owens a one-year deal.
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Even the most ardent of quintessential racetrackers would have difficulty matching the resume that Howard "Gelo" Hall has attained throughout his many years around horses. A native Baltimorean, Hall witnessed the famous match race between War Admiral and Seabiscuit at Pimlico Race Course. His love for the game grew as he accompanied his father, a jockey valet, to the Maryland tracks. From that point on, Hall experienced a wide-range of racetrack roles.
The great Bertrando enjoyed two somewhat separate lives on the racetrack. In the early 1990's, he won the Del Mar Futurity as a 2-year-old, and the Grade 2 San Felipe a year later for trainer Bruce Headley. He continued to blossom as a 4-year-old, winning the prestigious Pacific Classic at Del Mar, and later finished a valiant second to Breeders' Cup Classic upsetter, Arcangues. In the Classic, he suffered a chip in his knee, and while convalescing with the injury at River Edge Farm, he covered 70 mares, who had 58 foals.
He then returned to the track and barely missed a beat. He flashed more of his brilliance by tallying in the Wicker at Del Mar, and the Goodwood at Oak Tree. He retired after his successful return and, beginning in 1995, developed into a top California sire in the years ahead.
The Arlington Million owns a history that is matched by few other races, and the 2003 edition might be the most memorable -- and controversial. The great Storming Home, ridden by Hall of Fame jockey, Gary Stevens, opened up a big lead, and hit the wire the winner. However, as he crossed the line, Storming Home inexplicably spooked and sent Stevens hurtling to the ground in a nasty spill. Storming Home's sudden transgression interfered with two others, and eventually Sulamani was placed first through a disqualification, and Storming Home was dropped to fourth. Stevens suffered significant injuries, but was in the saddle when Storming Home returned to racing just six weeks later.


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Im a newbee to this and could really do with some advice.
20 years ago the wife and I did a fly drive from Las Vegas taking in the Grand Canyon, Sedona and the Zion area and always said we would do a RV trip with the kids (If we have any). 20 years & 3 kids later (17,12 and 8) we finally get round to doing it. Thought if we dont do it this year we never will as a family as the older one will be off next year probably.
I need someone to check our plans ....let me know of any pitfalls and point out any things I have forgotten.
Flying into Las Vegas on 1st April from San Fransisco, picking up an ELmonte CS-30 (31ft) and staying at Oasis RV park for the night. Taking this as an opportunity to get familiarised with driving it and hook up...etc.
2nd April Leaving around 9am to drive to Grand Canyon Mather campground via Hoover Dam. Planning on this taking about 4-5 hours (including break at Hoover dam). Arrive 2-3 check in and take in sights and sunset. Whats this drive like is the timing OK,
3rd April We will be checking (where is the best place to park the RV as will want to stay in area till lunchtime ish for the rim trail). Leave around 12-1 for Waheap at Lake Powell. Arrive around 3-4pm and settle in......walk around and water activities (canoes...etc).
4th April leave Lake Powell mid morning for Bryce Canyon, either Rubys Inn or Bryce Canyon Pines resort (Any advice on which is the one choose). As we want to do a horse trail (For the little 8 year old girl you understand and for me to live the cowboy dream). The Horse trails are at 2pm at the Bryce Park Centre and 3pm at Pines......what time shoudl we plan to leave lake Powell to make the 2pm session if stay at Rubys Inn.
What is the best route for this size of RV from Bryce to Zion?
5th April leave Bryce at 11am ish for Zion Resort at Virgin for 2 nights. Using the shuttle for getting to Zion for walks and maybe another short 1 hour horse trail.
7th April Head for Las Vegas, drop off RV and settle into a hotel on the strip before we fly out on the 8th.
Any advice welcome....
How hard is it to drive these things?
I am assuming a pull through slot is basically a drive thru?
Could really do with any advice on the best route for this size of RV....for you experienced RVers a 31ft is probably not much, but it does seem a bit daunting.....dont get me wrong I am really looking forward to this...I love driving, love driving vans (transits....etc)..
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Sheer lace trim, soft fabric and small crystal-embellished logo at hip make this romper the sexiest way to show off your love for bebe. Try yours with a pair of embellished flat sandals and an oversized tote.
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