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Q: Getting Geckodriver error evenif it is defined in code I am using 2 classes for my basic Maven and Selenium project-openGmail. I am using Selenium 3.5 with Firefox 47.0.1 and Gecodriver 0.18.
My Main class is:
import org.openqa.selenium.By;
import org.openqa.selenium.WebDriver;
import org.openqa.selenium.WebElement;
import org.openqa.selenium.firefox.FirefoxDriver;

public class MainClass {

    WebDriver driver = new FirefoxDriver();

    public void setup() {
        String Path_GecoDriver="C:/Personal/Selenium/setup/geckodriver-v0.18.0-win64";
        System.setProperty("webdriver.firefox.marionette", Path_GecoDriver+"/geckodriver.exe");
        System.setProperty("webdriver.gecko.driver", Path_GecoDriver+"/geckodriver.exe");

            }
    public void OpenBrowser() {
        String url="http://google.co.in";
        driver.get(url);
    }
    public void LoginGmail() throws InterruptedException {
        String username ="username";
        String passwd = "passwd";
        driver.findElement(By.linkText("Gmail")).click();
        driver.findElement(By.id("identifierId")).sendKeys(username);
        WebElement cli=driver.findElement(By.xpath("//*[text()='Next']"));
        cli.click();
        Thread.sleep(1000);
        driver.findElement(By.xpath("//input[@name='password']")).sendKeys(passwd);
        driver.findElement(By.xpath("//*[text()='Next']")).click();
    }
    public void CloseBrowser() {
                driver.close();
    }
}

My other class is:-
import org.junit.After;
import org.junit.Before;
import org.junit.Test;
import org.openqa.selenium.WebDriver;
import org.openqa.selenium.firefox.FirefoxDriver;

public class TestngClass {

MainClass mc=new MainClass();

@Before
public void sp() {
mc.setup();
mc.OpenBrowser();
}

@Test
public void LG() throws InterruptedException {
            mc.LoginGmail();
}
@After
public void CB() {
    mc.CloseBrowser();
}
}

I am getting the error
java.lang.IllegalStateException: The path to the driver executable must be set by the webdriver.gecko.driver system property; for more information

I have tried to execute it the test by putting my System.setProperty (prop, path/to/driver) in my @Before, and @ test also but no change, I am still getting the error.
If I use a single class then everything works fine so I think I am placing my system.setProperty at the wrong place.
I have started with Java and Selenium very recently. I have even tried to put my Gecko driver exe in src/main/resources of my Maven project as mentioned in In System.setProperty("webdriver.gecko.driver", "<Path to your WebDriver>"), what is meant by "Path to your WebDriver"?

A: You have set the property two times as below :-
  System.setProperty("webdriver.firefox.marionette", Path_GecoDriver+"/geckodriver.exe");
  System.setProperty("webdriver.gecko.driver", Path_GecoDriver+"/geckodriver.exe");

Remove :-
System.setProperty("webdriver.firefox.marionette", Path_GecoDriver+"/geckodriver.exe");

Another thing is you have to set it before creating the firefox instance. You have define the instance first and then you are setting up the preference .
Try something like below :-
 WebDriver driver =null;

  public void setup() {
      String Path_GecoDriver="C:/Personal/Selenium/setup/geckodriver-v0.18.0-win64";
      System.setProperty("webdriver.gecko.driver", Path_GecoDriver+"/geckodriver.exe");
      driver= new FirefoxDriver();

}

Hope it will help you :)


I think this is a record for me: Three posts in one day, and all about libraries to boot, to mark the occasion of the "Evening in the Stacks" fundraising event at the Miller Branch of the Howard County Library System.
After finishing my last post I happened to be thinking of the role that libraries play in the life of their communities and how libraries are portrayed in TV and films: as just another setting for sitcom wisecracking and rom-com "meeting cute", or perhaps as a place to go to discover mysterious dark secrets leading to overblown action sequences—what I'll call the "Indiana Jones" or Da Vinci Code perspective.
As an antidote to all that I present possibly the most beautiful cinematic scene ever set in a library, from the Wim Wenders film Wings of Desire (Der Himmel über Berlin), as angels (the men and women in long coats and scarves) visit the Berlin State Library (Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin) and overhear the thoughts of the patrons as they read.


Ariana Grande closed the show with a strong performance at the Much Music Video Awards in Canada over the weekend.
Performing her hit single "Problem," Grande was introduced by Kendall and Kylie Jenner.
Justin Bieber and Drake were among the night's big winners.
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2020 Mercedes-AMG GT R Black Series spied again
The three-pointed star's performance coupe has been spotted again, ahead of a likely debut next year.
Photographers have snapped images of a prototype believed to be the upcoming Mercedes-AMG GT R Black Series this week, during hot weather testing in sunny Europe.
Talk of a 'Black Series' version of the AMG GT coupe has been swirling for some time now, and this development vehicle doesn't look far off production.
Based on the already wild AMG GT R, the Black Series gets a revised front bumper with rejigged intakes and a new bonnet intake – feeding plenty of air to an even more powerful version of the company's now ubiquitous 4.0-litre bi-turbo V8.
In the GT R and GT R Pro, that motor makes 430kW and 700Nm. The rumour mill is suggesting a power figure of around 700hp (522kW) is a possibility.
Should that turn out to be true, it'd be the most powerful version of AMG's staple V8 engine that we've seen thus far. The current output king is the tune in the AMG GT63 S 4-door, which develops a meaty 470kW and 900Nm.
At the rear, the changes are also pretty subtle, with the most noticeable difference being the quad-tipped exhaust rather than the large central unit on the GT R.
In terms of timing, it's believed the AMG GT R Black Series will make its debut sometime in 2020, perhaps at the Geneva motor show in March.
From there, sales will likely kick off in Europe a few months after the car's debut, while Australia will likely have to wait until late in 2020 or very early in 2021.
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Two Studio affiliated VR projects to premiere at Sundance New Frontier
By Kat CizekJanuary 27, 2021December 7th, 2021No Comments
Cambridge MA – January 26 — Two Virtual Reality projects incubated at Co-Creation Studio will have their world premieres at Sundance Festival's New Frontier program this weekend. It's the first ever online iteration of the New Frontier exhibit in its 15-year history, as all works become accessible through browsers, smartphones and VR headsets directly in festival-goers own living rooms.
United Notion Film's Prison X takes you inside the mythic — and profane worlds — of a Bolivian prison, while Rada Studio + Scatter's Changing Same employs time travel and magical reality to collapse America's past and present of racial terror to construct new hopeful afro-futures.
Prison X (left) and Changing Same (right).
Both teams made pit-stops at the Co-Creation Studio during their development. Both teams bring together veteran documentarians and seasoned technologists to push the limits of emergent technologies (such as photogrammetry, volumetric filmmaking and motion capture tech) — and in their own distinct ways, construct new forms of narrative sovereignty.
"Theatre, Dance, Film, VR, AR, AI, Robotics and other emerging mediums of communication are the tools to tell our stories in all their multiplicity and complexity," said Violeta Ayala, Quechuan director of Prison X, "We must use their power as a tool for decolonization. Technology is good as long as we control it but the moment that tech becomes our puppeteer we are lost. The devil is in the detail."
The team from Prison X rebuilt in a virtual world, the infamous San Sebastian prison from Ayala's hometown of Cochabamba, Bolivia. For Sundance, they invite users in the first chapter called The Devil and the Sun, to encounter an ensemble cast of hand-drawn 3D characters inspired by real people from the prison, neo-Andean mythology, sprinkled with autobiographical elements of the creators themselves.
The many faces of La Diabla: (from left to right) director Violeta Alaya wearing mask at MIT, illustration by Maria Corvera Vargas, 3D illustration by Rilda Paco.
After Ayala had completed the award-winning film Cocaine Prison in 2015, she and her team wanted to continue exploring the complex storyworld they had encountered within the prison walls, beyond ways that are possible using conventional linear film.
"Prison X draws on our experiences in San Sebastian Prison and Andean mythology to blur the lines between fiction and reality," the team describes in their production notes. "The prison we've built in VR juxtaposes the giant with the miniature, reality with fantasy, and the contemporary with the ancient. The shifts in scale reflect two Neo-Andean traditions: Las Alasitas, where people buy miniature versions of the things they want hoping that Ekeko (the God of Abundance) will convert dreams to reality; and the Carnaval of Oruro, where people honour Ito (Mother Earth) by dancing La Diablada (the Devil's Dance) with big and spectacular costumes."
Ayala and members of her team came to Co-Creation Studio in 2019 for a Ford funded intensive workshop to develop one of the central characters, La Diabla, a version of the devil-god worshipped by miners in the Andes. While at MIT, they explored La Diabla as a 3D-printed animatronics puppet/robot.
Inside the Cracker House in The Changing Same.
For Changing Same:The American Pilgrimage, Michèle Stephenson and Joe Brewster, co-directors from Rada Studio, were first introduced to their co-director Yasmin Elayat from Scatter during a series of exploratory workshops at Co-Creation Studio in 2016, funded by Sundance and Skoll Foundation. Together with the Co-Creation Studio, the team pitched at IDFA DocLAb Forum, where Opeyemi Olukemi of POV Spark came on as executive producer.
"Their foresight to discuss racial injustice, innovatively, is not only timely, but offers a powerful and much needed vision of freedom and hope," said Olukemi, "This project and the co-creative process used is an example of radical artists helping to both educate and heal communities."
The idea for the project, like Prison X, was also rooted originally in the making of a short documentary film of the same name, Changing Same (2019).
For this first episode of the VR experience, the team transposes the film's central character, Lamar into a VR guide. Lamar leads users through 400 years of poetically-fused American eras: slavery, jim crow, mass incarceration along with visions of a hopeful afro-futurism. These eras are inextricably tied, uniting into one, with the same locations, characters, terrors, and resistances reverberating throughout the experience. Drawing on Scatter's signature aesthetic of dense, spectacular volumetric imagery, narrative mechanics "pull the rug" out from under the user, to collapse history, time and weave stories of unending and repeated trauma side-by-side with Black Joy and healing.
A scene from the back lot, in The Changing Same.
"Just as Faulkner said, "the past is never dead, it's not even past." It's right now," said Stephenson to Creative Capital, "All of these mechanics have a purpose, and the purpose is to show that the past is sitting right up on our shoulders. What we're experiencing today, our ancestors experienced too 300 or 400 years ago. But if we're able to acknowledge that the oppressive structures persist, our future can be different. That's what our journey takes us on. We have to reckon with this inversion of time and space in order to think in a creative way of how to change the future world for ourselves."
Prison X and The Changing Same are available for viewing through the New Frontier Gallery, to passholders (for 25 USD), starting January 28 through February 3.
All incubation at Co-Creation Studio at MIT Open Documentary lab is made possible with the core support of The John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation and JustFilms at Ford Foundation.
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Ok, let's see them. With how hard I track my car I figured that I should start keeping track of what's going on with my oil. Really should have started before the 44O kit was installed, as I was seeing 280F+ temps back then, but the first report saw some high temps as well.
All things considered, I am inclined to say the extra lead from your engine is mostly fuel blow-by. That's most often the case when we find high lead like this and everything else is in good shape. You're right that excess lead from bearing wear usually comes with excess copper as well (copper is the second layer in a traditional tri-metal bearing), and copper has been low in your reports.
There's no set level of lead that we would expect from fuel blow-by in this situation. Lead in fuel purchased at the track is often residual from a holding tank or transfer equipment that previously held leaded race fuel. How much of that lead ends up in the oil depends on things like how much is in the gas to start and how long the lead-containing fuel is in service for. If you were to test the fuel, there might only be a couple ppm lead, but it ends up reading higher in the used oil from accumulation over time. Lead from the fuel is not harmful or a problem, but it will mask any lead from the bearings. To put it in perspective, aircraft engines running exclusively 100 LL fuel show lead in the thousands of ppm after a typical service interval, so the amount of lead from blow-by in your samples is relatively low compared to an engine running leaded fuel.
You could try running a full oil change interval using only fuel from a gas station to see if lead comes down, but I understand that may not be practical given the use the car sees.
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I was concerned about lead until you said you use race gas on the track so not worried about it now.
Hey man I need to do a few tests but it looks pretty good.
on the lead, what kind of race has were you using? Maybe switch to vp racing ms109 since that should be lead free.
Thanks. It seems the level of lead could easily be attributed to contamination, but I'll keep an eye on things anyway. Car is running great so I'm not worried. I think frequent oil changes are key.
Whatever 100 octane unleaded these tracks have at their pump (WGI, NJMP, VIR, etc). Could be contamination from the tanker, or the underground tank. I go through between 20-30gal per day, which adds up to between 60-90gal per event (each session typically uses ~5gal). Yes, 5gal cans of VP109 or Sunoco GT250 would be ideal (and that's what I do at the dragstrip), however I simply can't carry that many cans of gas with me. 18 cans of race gas stuffed in my car on a 400mi drive to the track sounds like a bad idea. It's the same reason I'm not on E85, where you'd have to multiply that by 2.
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Here's my most recent one..
my bad, it's been fixed..
I uploaded via mobile and realized how it posted afterwards.
That's a good one, just reinforces the notion that Mobil 1 0W-40 delivers excellent results in the M156. I'll have an interesting UOA in a few months...my second change with Pennzoil Ultra Platinum 0w-40, a very similar oil re. the add pack to M1 but perhaps with a different base stock (PAO - M1 vs GTO - PUP) that is, if M1 is still PAO-based. Oil consumption with PUP over 14k miles is 40% lower than with M1.
BLKROKT - Thx for the data points. The one thing I'm a little surprised at is that Blackstone didn't comment of the higher copper found in Sample 2 when you experienced the lead spike. Re. potential bearing wear. seeing that would concern me somewhat. Next spring I'm pulling bearings out of another car (S54 motor) known for bearing problems and where I've seen similar lead levels. My plan - cost dependent - is to have some shells tested to see if moly has actually plated on various scars or scuffs. That's my theory, that moly should and can help there assuming bearing wear is not too advanced.
Yeah thanks. The copper has been pretty steady, and the levels aren't any higher than Derek (SICK AF) above on his relatively babied and higher mileage car. Lead lowered with the longer mileage interval this time, and many more track days on the oil vs usual, so I think they're pretty confident calling it gas contamination. If copper goes up into double digits, then I may have a problem. I've seen a few S54 UOAs over on BITOG, and they seem to register in the high double digits in Pb and Cu when the issues start to arise, with 6/1 being considered "normal". Acceptable limits are 40-100ppm for Pb and 10-50ppm for Cu so I think I'm ok.
The Aluminum is surprising, but it seems that unless it gets closer to the acceptable limit of 30ppm then nothing to worry about. Will keep monitoring but the motor is running strong as ever so I'm not worried.
If lead is the only metal spike, isn't that usually caused by fuel and not wear?
Dude are you seriously using leaded fuel in a C63? Bahahahahaha I love that you think you're an expert at everything. Wow.
I'm not using leaded fuel you ignorant illiterate fück. Clearly you can't even understand the big words used above, like "contamination". Besides, there's nothing wrong with it if I did, just have to run catless and change out O2s more frequently. You really don't know shït about anything, I hope you get into a horrific car wreck today, have a nice day.
Jim - assuming that it originates from within the engine itself (as opposed to trace amounts introduced with the fuel, which is very likely the case here), I'm told that higher lead on its own usually indicates bearing corrosion, which is a result of OCIs that are too long (the oil has lost the ability to neutralize acids) and is clearly not the case here. Increased bearing lining wear usually manifests by higher lead and copper amounts together, which again doesn't appear to be the case in your UOAs. Excessive bearing lining wear on a number of our ChumpCar Honda engines has brought both the Pb and Cu levels in the double digit range over a 16-hour endurance race (~1500 track miles).
Here we go again with the death threats, lmao, What a child. I like how you've found little workarounds to the filters too. Did it take you the 10 years you've been on this forum to figure that out? Hah, baby.
"Oh yeah if i do all the dumb stuff i can run leaded fuel" yeah ok dummy.
Can you maybe start providing value here instead of this garbage?
It's obvious you intentionally instigated the response and it's getting old.
Yeah, I'm running around telling people to die and threatening to murder their families... Oh wait, that's Blkcuck!
How about you stop clogging a thread you had zero involvement or interest in other than starting shït with me?
You don't see me stalking your posts and responding just to instigate something.
If you crave all this attention from me so much, be a man and just send me a PM and we will meet anytime. I really would look forward to that.
For now though just knock it off. You're embarrassing yourself and irritating everyone.


It's the end of September and autumn is stealthily creeping up on us. The trees are beginning to blush red and copper, and late summer flowers are blooming. The days are slowly getting shorter: in the morning I settle down to pray as a pre-dawn pearliness suffuses the room and the dawn chorus chirps lustily away; twelve hours later as dusk creeps up on us we're already switching on lights.
But those intervening twelve hours... they are gloriously full of sunshine and summery temperatures, short sleeves and smiling faces! They're full of people in cotton and bare feet making cheerful small talk in shops about the lovely weather, and families enjoying the park. And they're full of a sense of blessedness, that each day of sunshine is indeed a blessing and a bonus. We know they'll soon come to an end as autumn tightens its grip, but I think we also know that when that happens we'll have nothing to complain about as far as this summer was concerned!


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It is a tough choice between C. 'Brunette' and C. 'Hillside Black Beauty'. Both are outstanding perennials but 'Black Beauty' wins due to slightly blacker foliage. Giving great foliage interest all season followed by the sweetest smelling spikes of flowers in late summer, this exquisite plant delivers joy for years and only asks for moist soil and part sun.
This is without a doubt a fantastic perennial that is reliable, versatile and easy to grow. It does a bang up job as a groundcover, when asked to make a beautiful display spilling over a rock or retaining wall and in hanging baskets and mixed containers. Beautiful, five-petaled, star-shaped flowers in cool blue smother the trailing stems of attractive green foliage for several weeks. It's pictured here threading its way through the base of Leatherleaf Sedge (Carex buchananii). Another Serbian Bellflower worth mentioning is C. 'Blue Rivulet'.
If you don't know of or haven't seen Itoh Peonies, add them to your Gardening To Do List for 2012. Itoh Peonies are a cross between tree and herbaceous peonies and are worthy of all the "oooohs" and "aaaahs" they've received since their arrival in North America. 'Bartzella' is considered one of the best and produces huge (8″ dinner plate size), semi-double to double, soft yellow flowers with a small purple-rose flare in the centre. Blooms have a slightly spicy fragrance. Very vigorous growers with strong stems that do not require staking. The lush green foliage remains attractive all season. Now that they're more readily available, they're also more affordable! Other Itoh varieties available include P. 'Magical Mystery Tour' (creamy flushed lilac), 'Yankee Doodle Dandy' (rose-pink) and 'Lollipop' (see it in the Top 10 New for 2012) bright yellow petals with dark purple stripes).
There are a number of new varieties of Yarrow available today (see some mentioned below) and although this variety has been around for awhile, it's considered one of the best perennials of all time. A classic, it offers great looks, outstanding performance and combines well with its neighbours making it a natural for this list. Huge canary-yellow clusters last all summer long while the feathery, silver-grey foliage remains attractive all season. Exceptional drought tolerance once established. Other reliable Yarrow selections include the Seduction™ Series of Yarrow with varieties such as: 'Saucy Seduction' (rose-pink), 'Strawberry Seduction' (bright strawberry red) and 'Sunny Seduction' (soft yellow) or the Tutti Frutti™ Series with varieties like 'Pink Grapefruit' (dusty rose) and 'Pomegranate' (deep pomegranate red).
A striking addition to the sunny perennial garden, this perennial deserves its top billing for its beautiful striped cream and green sword-like leaves but also the lightly-scented, soft lavender-blue flowers that last all summer. Foliage is an important component in garden design and can be more than a background for flowers. The leaves of the Sweet Iris, in particular, provide texture and interest before the blooms emerge and long after they fade from memory. An added bonus is the fact that these Irises are among the most reliable and disease-resistant of all Tall Bearded Irises. There is also a 'gold' variegated version of this Sweet Iris called 'Aureo Variegata'.
If you're looking for a beautiful sedge for around a pond, to add interest to mixed containers or for a special spot in the shade garden, this variety is hard to beat! Its star appeal is due to its weeping habit producing graceful and arching, narrow, creamy-yellow leaves edged in green. It has tremendous adaptability growing well in dry shade to full sun and it can handle sites with more moisture. It can be grown almost anywhere. Let's not forget that its foliage looks great all year. Stunning! A Variegated Japanese Sedge called C. 'Ice Dance', Gold Fountains Sedge ('Kaga-nishiki') and Leatherleaf Sedge (C. buchananii) are others to consider.
By far the most popular and showy of Hardy Ferns and undoubtedly, one of the most beautiful with soft grey-green, arching fronds held on deep burgundy stems. It is a former Perennial Plant of the Year and is perhaps one of the most attractive plants grown in the shade. This fern makes a strong statement in a shady garden with its metallic look adding wonderful contrast to other shade-loving perennials. Stands out perfectly near a pond or stream. Other Japanese Painted Ferns worth your consideration: A. 'Apple Court', 'Red Beauty' and 'Regal Red'.
Peonies conjure up memories of Grandma's garden and are timeless additions to the sunny garden. 'Bowl of Beauty' is one of the most popular and most beautiful. If you have room for only one Peony, trust me, it should be this one! Rose-pink petals surround frilly creamy-yellow centres held on good sturdy stems. This Peony was bred specifically for use as a cut flower so the flowers will last longer than most other varieties. Looks fabulous floating in a large rose bowl. Peony 'Inspecteur Lavergne' (double deep-red), 'Sarah Bernhardt' (appleblossom pink) and 'Shirley Temple' (double white blushed pink) are worthy of your consideration.
The all-time best selling Daylily! There are Daylilies that have larger blooms, bloom longer, maybe even produce better flowers but this may outlast them all. In fact, she created an entire category for Daylilies. Some would say she is over-used but based on the fact she can thrive in a multitude of soils and conditions, is drought tolerant, loves the sun but can tolerate some shade and is a repeat bloomer that provides a long season of bloom (June to September), fragrant golden-yellow flowers and attractive compact foliage than can act as a groundcover, we'd suggest she has definitely earned her stripes! Other great performers include 'Catherine Woodbery' (orchid pink), 'Hyperion' (lemon yellow) and 'Pardon Me' (cranberry red with yellow throat).
With the plethora of Coneflowers available today, this was a difficult decision to make but 'Magnus' won out for many reasons. It forms a nice bushy plant that produces reddish-purple petals that sit straight out off of the button centre instead of drooping. It provides a long season of colour, looks fabulous in a bouquet (fresh or dried), is long-lived unlike some newer varieties, is environmentally friendly providing food for birds in winter and is just hands down, a great perennial! You guessed it – another former Perennial Plant of the Year (1998)! Where do we start with other Purple Coneflower choices? Some reliable varieties to look for would be E. 'PowWow White' and 'PowWow Wild Berry'.


With TensorFlow, deep machine learning has transitioned from an area of research into mainstream software engineering. Martin Görner walks you through building and training a neural network that recognizes handwritten digits with >99% accuracy using Python and TensorFlow.
Low cost, big impact: this is what data science can bring to your business. Iñaki Puigdollers explores how the analytics department changed Social Point games, creating an even better gaming experience and business.
Reliance only upon traditional data could lead to a catastrophic decision. Paul Brook explores the music industry to show how using modern information points, derived from technologies within the Hadoop framework, brings new data that changes the way a business or organization makes decisions.
Apache Kylin is rapidly being adopted over the world—especially in China. Luke Han explores how various industries use Apache Kylin, sharing why these companies choose Apache Kylin (a technology comparison), how they use Apache Kylin (their production deployment pattern), and most importantly, the resulting business impact.
Using Entity 360 as an example, Jonathan Seidman, Ted Malaska, and Mark Grover explain how to architect a modern, real-time big data platform leveraging recent advancements in the open source software world, using components like Kafka, Impala, Kudu, Spark Streaming, and Spark SQL with Hadoop to enable new forms of data processing and analytics.
Data exploration usually entails making endless one-use exploratory plots. Victor Zabalza shares a Python package based on dask execution graphs and interactive visualization in Jupyter widgets built to overcome this drudge work. Victor offers an overview of the tool and explains how it was built and why it will become essential in the first steps of every data science project.
The class of big data computations known as distributed merge trees was built to aggregate user information across multiple data sources in the media domain. Vijay Srinivas Agneeswaran explores prototypes built on top of Apache HAWQ, Druid, and Kinetica, one of the open source GPU databases. Results show that Kinetica on a single G2.8x node outperformed clusters of HAWQ and Druid nodes.
Big data needs governance—not just for compliance but also for data scientists. Governance empowers data scientists to find, trust, and use data on their own, yet it can be overwhelming to know where to start, especially if your big data environment spans beyond your enterprise to the cloud. Mark Donsky and Vikas Singh share a step-by-step approach to kickstart your big data governance.
Pranav Rastogi explains how to simplify your big data solutions with Datameer, AtScale, Dataiku, and StreamSets on Microsoft's Azure HDInsight, a cloud Spark and Hadoop service for the enterprise. Join in to learn practical information that will enable faster time to insights for you and your business.
When building your data stack, the architecture could be your biggest challenge. Yet it could also be the best predictor for success. With so many elements to consider and no proven playbook, where do you begin to assemble best practices for a scalable data architecture? Ben Sharma offers lessons learned from the field to get you started.
Multiple challenges arise if distributed applications are provisioned in a containerized environment. Daniel Bäurer and Sascha Askani share a solution for distributed storage in cloud-native environments using Spark on Kubernetes.
Radhika Rangarajan explains how Intel works with its users to build deep learning-powered big data analytics applications (object detection, image recognition, NLP, etc.) using BigDL.
The cloud is becoming pervasive, but it isn't always full of rainbows. Defining a strategy that works for your company or for your use cases is critical to ensuring success. Jim Scott explores different use cases that may be best run in the cloud versus on-premises, points out opportunities to optimize cost and operational benefits, and explains how to get the data moved between locations.
Arturo Bayo and Alvaro Fernandez Velando explain how a data hub strategy helps clarify data sharing and governance in an organization and share one way to implement a data hub architecture using big data technology and resources that are already established in the enterprise.
For years, people have been talking about the great promise of conversation AI. Recently, deep learning has taken us a few steps further toward achieving tangible goals, making a big impact on technologies like speech recognition and natural language processing. Yishay Carmiel offers an overview of the impact of deep learning, recent breakthroughs, and challenges for the future.
Successful organizations are becoming increasingly Agile, and the autonomy and empowerment that Agile brings create new, active modes of engagement. Data governance however is still very much a centralized task that only CDOs and data owners actively care about. Antonio Alvarez and Lidia Crespo outline a more engaging and active method of data governance: data citizenship.
Adam Grzywaczewski offers an overview of the types of analytical problems that can be solved using AI and shares a set of heuristics that can be used to evaluate the feasibility of analytical AI projects. Adam then covers the computational requirements for the deep learning training process, leaving you with the key tools you need to initiate an analytical AI project.
Chris Fregly explores an often-overlooked area of machine learning and artificial intelligence—the real-time, end-user-facing "serving" layer in hybrid-cloud and on-premises deployment environments—and shares a production-ready environment to serve your notebook-based Spark ML and TensorFlow AI models with highly scalable and highly available robustness.
Laura Frolich explores applications of deep learning in companies—looking at practical examples of assessing the opportunity for AI, phased adoption, and lessons going from research to prototype to scaled production deployment—and discusses the future of enterprise AI.
Many businesses will have to address EU GDPR as they deploy big data projects. This is an opportunity to rethink data security and deploy a flexible policy framework adapted to big data and regulations. Eric Tilenius explains how consistent visibility and control at a granular level across data domains can address both security and GDPR compliance.
The EU's General Data Protection Regulation is an ambitious legal project to reinstate the rights of "data subjects" within an increasingly lucrative data ecosystem. Aurélie Pols explores the legal obligations on companies and their respective interpretations and looks at how scale and integrity will be safeguarded in the data we increasingly base decisions upon in the long term.
More organizations are becoming aware of the value of data and want to get started and scaled up as quickly as possible. But how? Is it possible to get something useful done in five weeks? Kim Nilsson shares her experiences, both good and bad, delivering over 80 five-week data science projects to over 50 organizations, as well as some concrete tips on how to become a data star organization.
There are sometimes occasions where the labels on data are insufficient. In such situations, semisupervised learning can be of great practical value. Yingsong Zhang explores illustrative examples of how to come up with creative solutions, derived from textbook approaches.
GDPR, data privacy, anonymization, minimization. . .oh my!
The global populace is asking for the IT industry to be held responsible for the safe-guarding of individual data. Steve Touw examines some of the data privacy regulations that have arisen and covers design strategies to protect personally identifiable data while still enabling analytics.
Trent Gray-Donald and Gil Vernik explain the challenges of current Hadoop and Apache Spark integration with object stores and discuss Stocator, an open source object store connector that overcomes these shortcomings by leveraging object store semantics. Compared to native Hadoop connectors, Stocator provides close to a 100% speedup for DFSIO on Hadoop and a 500% speedup for Terasort on Spark.
If you have Hadoop clusters in research or an early-stage data lake and are considering strategic vision and goals, this session is for you. Phillip Radley explains how to run Hadoop as a shared service, providing an enterprise-wide data platform hosting hundreds of projects securely and predictably.
Collaborative filtering is great for recommendations, yet it suffers from the cold-start problem. New content with no views is ignored, and new users get poor recommendation. Aurélien Géron shares a solution: knowledge graphs. With a knowledge graph, you can truly understand your users' interests and make better, more relevant recommendations.
Security has been a large and growing aspect of distributed systems, specifically in the big data ecosystem, but it's an underappreciated topic within the Spark framework itself. Neelesh Srinivas Salian explains how detailed knowledge of setting up security and an awareness of what to be looking out for in terms of problems and issues can help an organization move forward in the right way.
Leading companies are integrating operations and analytics to make real-time adjustments to improve revenues, reduce costs, and mitigate risks. There are many aspects to digital transformation, but the timely delivery of actionable data is both a key enabler and an obstacle. Jack Norris explores how companies from Altitude Digital to Uber are transforming their businesses.
Alluxio—the first memory-speed virtual distributed storage system in the world—unifies the data from various under storage systems and presents a global namespace to various computation frameworks. Xueyan Li and Yupeng Fu explore how Alluxio has led to performance improvements averaging a 300x improvement at service peak time on stream processing workloads at Qunar.
Eddie Copeland shares lessons learned from piloting the London Office of Data Analytics, a collaboration between the Greater London Authority, Nesta, and ASI Data Science that is exploring the potential of applying data analytics to reform public services.
Data analytics and machine learning are the drivers of the fourth industrial revolution. As technologists, we stand on the brink of incredible opportunity. Darren Strange explores the tremendous opportunity we have before us and asks, will we be pioneers creating new possibilities or will we hold on to the past?
Harry Powell and Raffael Strassnig demonstrate how to model unobserved customer preferences over businesses by thinking about transactional data as a bipartite graph and then computing a new similarity metric—the expected degrees of separation—to characterize the full graph.
What if you had to build more models than there are data scientists in the world—a feat enterprise companies serving hundreds of thousands of businesses often have to do? Leah McGuire offers an overview of Salesforce's general-purpose machine-learning platform that automatically builds per-company optimized models for any given predictive problem at scale, beating out most hand-tuned models.
Migrating petabyte-scale Hadoop installations to a new cluster with hundreds of machines, several thousands of jobs daily, and countless ecosystem integrations while maintaining a stable production environment is a challenging task. Alon Elishkov discusses the techniques and tools Outbrain has developed to achieve this goal.
Nikolay Manchev offers an overview of the restricted Boltzmann machine, a type of neural network with a wide range of applications, and shares his experience using it on Hadoop (MapReduce and Spark) to process unstructured and semistructured data at a scale.
Vodafone UK's new SIEM system relies on Apache Flume and Apache Kafka to ingest over 1 million events per second. Tristan Stevens discusses the architecture, deployment, and performance-tuning techniques that enable the system to perform at IoT-scale on modest hardware and at a very low cost.
Performance and security are often at loggerheads. Rekha Joshi explains why and offers a deep dive into how performance and security are managed in some of the most intense and critical data platform services at Intuit.
Wojciech Biela and Łukasz Osipiuk offer an introduction to Presto, an open source distributed analytical SQL engine that enables users to run interactive queries over their datasets stored in various data sources, and explore its applications in various big data problems.
Kamran Yousaf explains how to substantially accelerate and radically simplify common practices in machine learning, such as running a trained model in production, to meet real-time expectations, using Redis modules that natively store and execute common models generated by Spark ML and TensorFlow algorithms.
Reliable prediction is the ability of a predictive model to explicitly measure the uncertainty involved in a prediction without feedback. Robin Senge shares two approaches to measure different types of uncertainty involved in a prediction.
Michael Noll explains how Apache Kafka helps you radically simplify your data processing architectures by building normal applications to serve your real-time processing needs rather than building clusters or similar special-purpose infrastructure—while still benefiting from properties typically associated exclusively with cluster technologies.
R is a top contender for statistics and machine learning, but Spark has emerged as the leader for in-memory distributed data analysis. Douglas Ashton, Aimee Gott, and Mark Sellors introduce Spark, cover data manipulation with Spark as a backend to dplyr and machine learning via MLlib, and explore RStudio's sparklyr package, giving you the power of Spark without having to leave your R session.
Although the most widely used language for data analysis, SQL is only slowly being adopted by open source stream processors. One reason is that SQL's semantics and syntax were not designed with streaming data in mind. Fabian Hueske explores Apache Flink's two relational APIs for streaming analytics—standard SQL and the LINQ-style Table API—discussing their semantics and showcasing their usage.
Deep learning is white-hot at the moment, but why does it matter? Developers are usually the first to understand why some technologies cause more excitement than others. Sanjay Mathur relates this insider knowledge, providing a tour through the hottest emerging data technologies of 2017 to explain why they're exciting in terms of both new capabilities and the new economies they bring.
A digital twin is a virtual model of a product or service that allows analysis of data and monitoring of systems to avert problems before they even occur—and even plan for the future by using simulations. Shree Dandekar explores a new cloud-based service from the Honeywell Connected Plant that provides industrial users with around-the-clock monitoring of plant data and rigorous simulations.
Miriam Redi explores the invisible side of visual data, investigating how machine learning can detect subjective properties of images and videos, such as beauty, creativity, sentiment, style, and more curious characteristics. Miriam shows how these detectors can be applied in the context of web media search, advertising, and social media.
Nicolas Poggi evaluates the out-of-the-box support for Spark and compares the offerings, reliability, scalability, and price-performance from major PaaS providers, including Azure HDinsight, Amazon Web Services EMR, Google Dataproc, and Rackspace Cloud Big Data, with an on-premises commodity cluster as baseline.
Transport for London (TfL) and WSO2 have been working together on broader integration projects focused on getting the most efficient use out of London transport. Roland Major and Sriskandarajah Suhothayan explain how TfL and WSO2 bring together a wide range of data from multiple disconnected systems to understand current and predicted transport network status.
Apache Beam's new State API brings scalability and consistency to fine-grained stateful processing while remaining portable to any Beam runner. Aljoscha Krettek introduces the new state and timer features in Beam and shows how to use them to express common real-world use cases in a backend-agnostic manner.
The history of technology shows that while new technology has always destroyed jobs, it has also created new ones, in part because it makes things that were previously too expensive cheap enough to expand demand. Tim O'Reilly explains how AI will make currently unthinkable things possible. If we put it to work properly, it can lead to prosperity.
Kaggle is a community of almost a million data scientists, who have built more than two million machine-learning models while participating in Kaggle competitions. Data scientists come to Kaggle to learn, collaborate, and develop the state of the art in machine learning. Anthony Goldbloom shares lessons learned from top performers in the Kaggle community.


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Shoolini University of Biotechnology and Management Sciences holds more than 30 biotechnology and bioengineering patents. Recently, Intellectual Property India, Officer of the Controller General of Patents, Designs, Trademarks and Geographical Indications, Government of India listed Shoolini University as the 6th top Indian applicant of patents from all Indian universities and institutes in its annual report for 2015-16.
The university lays immense focus on research work with more than 85 science labs and around 200 MPhil & PhD scholars. According to last year's report by Intellectual Property India, Shoolini University has applied for 22 patents. More recently, the university applied for patents in Novel Drug Development, Industrial Enzymes, Water Purification and Environment Remediation, miniaturization of antenna for defense applications, Novel benzothiazole derivatives with enhanced biological activity and designing of a flying chair. The research findings have been filed for patents and are refined further for technology transfer and licensing.
At a time when superbugs have become aggressive and resistant to antibiotics, there is incessant research for a solution to kill this resistance. Researchers at Shoolini University are looking for anantibacterial drug that lays the foundation for stronger drugs with lesser side effects. They see potential in plants to provide sources for novel drug compounds that may give birth to new therapeutic options.Some of the above research findings focus on production and commercialization of enzymes and have developed effective nanocomposite materials for antimicrobial treatment of drinking water.


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Review: Valery Gergiev Conducts the Mariinsky Orchestra in an All-Russian Program at Disney Hall
by Henry Schlinger | Nov 2, 2017 | Classical Music and Opera | 0 comments
This has been a month of visiting orchestras at Walt Disney Concert Hall. Two Sundays ago, the Chicago Symphony Orchestra performed (see http://culturespotla.com/2017/10/review-riccardo-muti-conducts-the-chicago-symphony-in-brahms-at-disney-hall/). On Monday night the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra was in town (see http://culturespotla.com/2017/10/review-zubin-mehta-conducts-the-israel-philharmonic-and-yefim-bronfman/). And last night it was the Mariinsky Orchestra (formerly the Kirov Orchestra during the Soviet era) led by its music director, Valery Gergiev.
Gergiev programmed a dense concert of Russian masterpieces, including the Symphony No. 9 in E-flat major, Op. 70 by Shostakovich; the Piano Concerto No. 2 in G minor, Op. 16 by Prokofiev; and the Symphony No. 3 in C minor, Op. 43, "The Divine Poem," by Alexander Scriabin. It was all Russian, right down to the two encores by soloist and orchestra — and the audience, which was just as Russian as the audience for the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra was Jewish.
Gergiev opened the concert with the Shostakovich. He stood on the floor and not a podium, and as he conducted with a baton that couldn't have been more than 6 inches long, he flailed his arms in a way that resembled the late Joe Cocker. Leonard Bernstein described the Shostakovich Ninth as the lightest of Shostakovich's symphonies and also the most Haydnesque in terms of classical sonata form (of the first movement) with Haydn's brand of humor, which he described as "hilarious," "circusy" and full of jokes. Each movement also features a lengthy solo by a woodwind, the piccolo in the first movement, the clarinet and flute in the second movement, and an extended bassoon solo in the fourth movement (Largo). All the soloists played fabulously, especially the bassoonist.
The first movement is full of jokes played, in part, by the piccolo and the trombone. The second movement, as Bernstein states, is jokeless. But the third movement, Presto, introduces more jokes, including a very short section with a trumpet solo sounding like a toreador being announced. There is even a short section in the Finale where the flutes, piccolo and oboes play over trumpets and snare drum, reminiscent of a John Phillip Souza march.
In a normal concert, the Shostakovich would have been the final piece in the first half, but not in this concert. It was just the opener for the Prokofiev with 11th International Tchaikovsky Competition winner Denis Matsuev as soloist.
As with other concertos by Prokofiev, the second piano concerto is not a lengthy piece, but what it lacks in length it more than makes up for in density. It is a very demanding piece for the soloist, requiring that he or she play like Prokofiev did. It is a dark piece with a thundering cadenza early in the first movement. It is full of dissonances with rays of Prokofievian melodies peeking out of the darkness here and there.
Matsuev almost goose-stepped onto the stage, and when he hit the final note of the Finale, he jumped up as if that were a natural part of playing the note. He was all energy, and he played the concerto like he was trying to wake Prokofiev from the dead, as if to say, "Look what I can do with your concerto!" He definitely showed the pianistic skills that won him the Tchaikovsky Competition in 1998 and managed to match the volume of the orchestra. The overall performance was a tour de force.
The audience brought him out for an encore for which he chose The Music Box, Op. 32, by Anatoly Liadov, played lightly and quietly on the highest keys of the register — sounding just like a music box — which was the antithesis of the dark, brooding Prokofiev with its heavy lower-register passages.
The concert concluded with the third symphony by Scriabin. The symphony, which is more like a tone poem, is written in three movements played without interruption, and is a lush neo-Romantic contrast to the more modern-sounding works by Prokofiev, who was just 20 years younger than Scriabin, but who outlived him by almost 40 years. The "Poem" is introduced by two themes that recur throughout the piece, and while the "Poem" is somewhat self-indulgent, it still has some beautiful melodies and lyrical writing and lush orchestration.
The audience rose to their feet and cheered the orchestra after each piece and were rewarded after the Scriabin with a favorite encore of Gergiev, the "Pas de Deux" from The Nutcracker by Tchaikovsky.
Last night, with game seven of the World Series being played just down the road from Disney Hall, the Mariinsky orchestra played an impressive and demanding program masterfully. Right out of the gate with the Shostakovich they showed why they are such an exciting orchestra. This very Russian of Russian orchestras (they are one of the oldest musical institutions in Russia) playing in this most American of American cities made everyone forget the political tensions between the two countries and hit a grand slam home run on a night when the Dodgers could have used one.
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Update: I've struck out the paraplegic bit up top. My apologies to those of you who were offended by the mention of Mijangos being a paraplegic. It was added in the interest of completeness, not to be sensational or hurtful. I'll work on the context time.


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How to deal with negative social comments and new ways to manage loyalty programmes are two of marketers' most widely discussed topics at this year's Customer Engagement conference, Angel Tang reports.
As the digital landscape evolves, brands strive to deliver creative and remarkable customer engagement to constitute brand allegiance. From traditional to social, what are the best practices in connecting with your current customers to keep them coming back?
At Marketing's Customer Engagement Hong Kong 2017 conference, Alexandre De Saint-Léon, managing director, Asia Pacific – Ipsos Loyalty, Ipsos, classified elements that define customer-brand relationships into two aspects: functional and emotional.
Quoting a study from the research company, Saint-Léon says they did 8000 interviews in three industries across four countries, only to find that customers who were satisfied emotionally (88%) would be 18% more likely to stay loyal with the brand than those who were only functionally satisfied (70%).
"To keep customers functionally satisfied should always come first as an objective in a business, but the study also states that emotions matter in customer relationships," he explained.
The opportunities to create emotional connections come through fulfilling functional needs in the right way, Saint-Léon added.
For example, brands should resolve a problem that was its fault for the customer in a timely, organised manner.
Clarins Hong Kong's CRM and e-commerce manager, Myriam Tzinmann-Rebibo, agrees brands should always be flexible when it comes to their services.
"You should offer exceptional handling of an issue when you see an upset customer, because that's when they will remember," she says.
You should offer exceptional handling of an issue when you see an upset customer, because that's when they will remember.
Pure Group International's director of customer experience, Cristiane Ross, wishes to evoke emotions in an even more active way.
"Emotion also plays as crucial a role in good marketing content," she told the audience.
With 65% of the fitness company's customers comes from referral, the company has to stay relevant in their engagement planning. The company's latest campaign in June, dubbed #yogaforall, targeted people of different ages and abilities, for example dog lovers, and encouraged them to try doing yoga.
It would be even better if marketers can deliver experiences that are capturable on social media.
Marriott International Hong Kong's regional director of loyalty marketing and programmes APAC, Cherry Tsui, shared an example of how Chinese travellers often choose to stay with the hotel group for one night, so they can take beautiful pictures in the property and share them on WeChat or Instagram.
Just because it's picture-worth it, it drove more business.
Lan Kwai Fong Group's deputy director, marketing and events (HK), Julieta Leong, shares similar views after the group's Valentine's day campaign turned out very successful.
The group invited couples to take and then share their pictures on Instagram, then created a user-generated mosaic wall at the local hot spot.
The campaign inspired more than 29,000 engagements on Facebook and Instagram, and the hot spot saw more than 20% increase in traffic.
If you wish to link users on Facebook with the CRM to more effectively track users, Jeffrey Hau, co-founder and director of Prizm Digital shared a clue on where to get started.
"In one successful case, we've asked customers to register for loyalty programmes or mini campaigns with their social media accounts, then encourage them to engage with the pages by rewarding them with loyalty points," he explains.
Not to mention the insights that marketers can gain from social media data.
You Find's founder and director, Jeffrey Chu, advises marketers to classify sentiments they obtain from social listening to actually make them valuable from a marketing perspective.
Is it something about the price, the services the brand provides, or is it simply PR?
"50% of the mainland consumers are looking for deals and promotions on social. In contrast, 50% of the Hong Kong consumers want to know if the product fits their functional needs," Chu explained, which gives us a sense of the kind of content that local customers will usually initiate on social media.
Parijat Priyadarshini, head of loyalty business consulting, Asia, Aimia, further points out several directions that would help to identify relevant segments, touch-points and the right value exchange in a loyalty programme.
"You have to identify behavior modification that you would like to encourage in each segment, know the touch-points that are critical to each segment, then specify the financial impact that you are anticipating from this," she advised.
While marketing automation technology will let marketing leverage the massive amount of data, it's not smart to dive in without a plan.
XGATE's strategic marketing director Xen Chia shared the company's experience with Timberland, to show how marketers can enhance their CRM programmes with other technology to make sure all investment can be measured and result in profitable products.
For instance, marketers should manage tier upgrades or downgrades based on the customers' spending, and in effect their current lifecycle status.
Several key metrics Chia mentions include conversion rate, repurchase rate, retention rate and re-activation rate.
Conversion rate, repurchase rate, retention rate, re-activation rate.
Marketers should also make sure that the marketing channels employed and the customers' preferred channels are in alignment, Stephane Sanchez, APAC practice lead customer strategies at KANTAR suggests.
For example, Hong Kong customers usually prefer asking product-related questions on websites (25%) and in stores (23%), while lodging complaints about product or services through email (30%) and hotlines (25%), the Kantar TNS pulse survey September 2017 revealed.
If a brand's Facebook page is flooded with customer complaints on a product, that means its customers prefer lodging complaints on the brand's social media page. There the brand will have to solve the misalignment.
On the other hand, marketers, especially managers, should always expect negativities, and equip their teams of the ability to cope with unexpected comments on social.
To enhance its social listening ability, Sony Corporation of Hong Kong limited's head of marketing communications, Simois Ng, says the company consolidated its CRM team with the communication team five years ago.
The result: Facebook figures suggest that Sony is now the most engaged consumer electronics brand on the platform.
"Social media is very transparent, and you'll have to deal with the rumours directly," Ng explains.
Drawing references from her junior staff, Ng says marketers need to use the right language to communicate with customers on the internet.
In one occasion, Ng has witnessed her staff replied to one negative comment, which used a meme picture to blame Sony's product for being too expensive, by sharing another humorous meme in response.
"It's never what I would have done, so I was really surprised. Yet, the result was positive," she recalls.
"Using the right language can help to humanise and localise your brand, so do depend on your junior staff," she advised.
Another mentality change is to stay calm when it comes to negative reviews and comments on social.
"The best tips I could give is: keep calm and let your haters motivate you," suggests Ng.
The best tips I could give is: keep calm and let your haters motivate you.
Similarly, Prizm Digital's Hau, suggests that marketers could actually benefit from the comments they got online.
Quoting an analysis his company recently did, Hau says he has seen a 25% increase in customer inquiries and engagement compared to 2016, of which 18% can be classified as negative content.
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Reinhold Hintermaier (born 14 February 1956 in Altheim) is a former Austrian footballer.

Club career
Hintermaier started his professional career with SK VÖEST Linz and won the Austrian Football Bundesliga title in his first season. After six years he moved to Germany to play for 1. FC Nürnberg with whom he lost the German Cup Final in 1982, Eintracht Braunschweig and 1. FC Saarbrücken.

He retired in 1988 but curiously made a comeback four years later with Nürnberg where he had been youth team coach. After his second retirement, he became youth coach again at Nürnberg and Greuther Fürth.

International career
He earned 15 caps for the Austria national football team between 1978 and 1982 and played in the 1982 FIFA World Cup, where he scored a goal in the second round match against Northern Ireland.

Honours
 Austrian Football Bundesliga: 1973–74

References

External links
 Reinhold Hintermaier at FLZ
 German Reinhold Hintermaier at Fussballportal

1956 births
Living people
People from Braunau am Inn District
Austrian footballers
Austrian expatriate footballers
Austria international footballers
1982 FIFA World Cup players
1. FC Nürnberg players
Eintracht Braunschweig players
1. FC Saarbrücken players
Austrian Football Bundesliga players
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Expatriate footballers in Germany
Austrian football managers
FC Linz managers
FC Linz players
Association football midfielders
Footballers from Upper Austria
Austrian expatriate sportspeople in West Germany
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Rob and I recently purchased chairs for our "library" (it's really the back half of our hall). They are quite flamboyant—red velvet "his and hers" chairs from Killearn Antiques in Tallahassee. Jammer, our 21-pound diabetic tuxedo cat, enjoys sitting on the masculine chair and snoring in a very soothing, cozy way. Softee, our gentlest, most retiring cat (she looks like a very small Holstein), is always sharpening her claws on the feminine chair and getting in trouble. I hope these new chairs can survive in an 11-cat household.
Obviously, this room still has a long way to go. We need some little tables to put next to the chairs, and pictures for the walls. . . . But it's a start, I guess.
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An ESSA satellite
Weather satellite
ESSA/NASA[1]
COSPAR ID
SATCAT no.
Spacecraft properties
RCA Astro
Launch mass
297 kilograms (655 lb)[2]
Start of mission
December 15, 1968, 17:21:04 (1968-12-15UTC17:21:04Z) UTC[3]
Delta N
Launch site
Vandenberg SLC-2E
End of mission
March 12, 1976 (1976-03-13)
Orbital parameters
Low Earth
Semi-major axis
7,816.70 kilometers (4,857.07 mi)
Perigee altitude
1,421 kilometers (883 mi)
Apogee altitude
101.31 degrees
114.63 minutes
December 7, 2013, 13:01:30 UTC[4]
← ESSA-7
ESSA-9 →
ESSA-8 was a weather satellite launched by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) on December 15, 1968, from Vandenberg Air Force Base, California. Its name was derived from that of its oversight agency, the Environmental Science Services Administration (ESSA).
ESSA-8 was an 18-sided polygon. It measured 42 inches (110 cm) in diameter by 22 inches (56 cm) in height, with a mass of 130 kilograms (290 lb). It was made of aluminum alloy and stainless steel covered with 10,020 solar cells. The cells charged 63 nickel–cadmium batteries, which served as a power source. The satellite could take 8 to 10 pictures every 24 hours. Each photo covered a 2,000-square-mile (5,200 km2) area at a resolution of 2 miles (3.2 km) per pixel.
ESSA-8's mission was to replace ESSA-6, and provide detailed cloud pattern photography to ground stations worldwide. Partners in the project included NASA, ESSA, RCA, the National Weather Service, and the National Centers for Environmental Prediction (NMC).
ESSA-8 operated for 2,644 days until it was deactivated on March 12, 1976.
^ "ESSA". NASA Science. Archived from the original on December 11, 2013. Retrieved December 8, 2013.
^ "ESSA 8". National Space Science Data Center. Retrieved December 8, 2013.
^ McDowell, Jonathan. "Launch Log". Jonathan's Space Page. Retrieved December 8, 2013.
^ "ESSA 8 (TOS-F) Satellite details 1968-114A NORAD 3615". N2YO. December 7, 2013. Retrieved December 8, 2013.
http://www.earth.nasa.gov/history/essa/essa8.html
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Orbital meteorological and remote sensing systems
Earth observation satellite
Earth Observing
System (EOS)
TRMM
ACRIMSAT
NMP/EO-1
OSTM/Jason-2
Meteor 3M-1/Sage III
SORCE
CloudSat
Suomi NPP
Megha-Tropiques
ESSP
JPSS
ICESat-2
WSF-M
A-train satellites
GCOM-W1 (Shizuku)
OCO-2
Sentinel-5 Precursor
Elektro–L
Fengyun-2 & -4
INSAT
Himawari-8
Other satellites
CBERS
SAOCOM
DMSP
Fengyun-3
GCOM-C (Shikisai)
GOSAT (Ibuki)
Resurs-P
ADEOS (Midori)
ADEOS II (Midori 2)
COSMIC (FORMOSAT-3)
FORMOSAT-1
GMS (Himawari)
JERS-1 (Fuyo-1)
TOPEX/Poseidon
DWSS
NPOESS


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Exclusive - Toto Wolff on F1's future, the title race, & not being Bernie
Mercedes Malaysia Toto Wolff
Mercedes have dominated Formula One racing of late, with the German marque set to wrap up their third successive constructors' crown in Malaysia this weekend. But next year's regulation changes could level the playing field, and beyond that, Liberty Media's planned acquisition of the F1 business will have significant future implications for motor racing's top tier and its stakeholders. We discussed all this and more as we caught up with Head of Mercedes-Benz Motorsport, Toto Wolff, for an exclusive chat in Sepang…
Q: Toto, Mercedes have won 14 out of 15 Grands Prix so far this year - even your 'bogey' event of last season, Singapore. What - and who - can stop you? And when?
Toto Wolff: Certainly the stats look really good. But they are not important, as they tend to end up in a book on a shelf that is covered with dust after a while. Our way of working is always to be sceptical about our own achievements, but we are very confident in our people. And our main aim is always to look ahead - and not behind. Yes, we want to finish the season winning the constructors' championship and having a real good and fair sportsmanlike race to the drivers' championship. And simultaneously we are equally fully focused with our engineering team on 2017. That will mean all points back to zero and a completely new challenge - and with the new regulations, equal opportunity for many teams.
Q: So there is the chance of one or more teams stopping you in 2017?
TW: Yes. Theoretically. Think back to 2009: a team that nobody had on the radar - Brawn GP - won the championship. So never underestimate any team.
It is equal opportunity for both Lewis and Nico - and we want to see it battled it out on the track, fair and square
Toto Wolff
Q: The driver standings have bounced back in Nico Rosberg's favour again and he now leads Lewis Hamilton by eight points. Lewis has won in Malaysia before, Nico hasn't - is that a slight advantage in a fight where there is so little between them?
TW: Everybody wants to do well in Malaysia. It is somehow a pivotal race, as it is either Lewis breaking the winning streak of Nico, or Nico adding another win to his tally. It will be very interesting to watch.
Q: Lewis was quoted as suggesting that Mercedes want to win the constructors' championship, but that it does not matter to them who takes the drivers' title…
TW: He is right, as long as it is a Mercedes driver - and not Sebastian Vettel, or Daniel Ricciardo or Max Verstappen. With that caveat, it is equal opportunity for both Lewis and Nico - and we want to see it battled it out on the track, fair and square. And, of course, we want to win this race!
Q: F1 racing is facing some major changes in the coming months, with new owners due to arrive in the form of Liberty Media. They look set to be more 'hands-on' in their approach. From the talks you've had so far, how do you see the journey going?
TW: Well, we are pretty much on the side lines. As a team we are engaged on the platform and it is with curiosity that we are observing who the new shareholder is going to be. As per the nature of the business, CVC is a private equity company that needs to maximise the profit and to generate a financial return, and that does not necessarily contradict the positive long-term development of the sport. But, of course, it is interesting that a media company like Liberty bought a stake, bringing a lot of understanding in various areas that could add to the potential of Formula One without jeopardising the solid pillars that already exist.
Q: New Formula One Chairman Chase Carey was very much in evidence in Singapore. What has happened since? Is he in permanent contact with the teams - with Mercedes? He said that his prime occupation in the near future would be to listen and to learn...
TW: The transaction is happening right now. I have met Mr Carey once in Singapore, where we had a small chat - and that was it.
Q: So no calls asking questions?
TW: Not so far.
Q: There have been various signals from Liberty Media. Their CEO Greg Maffei attended a Goldman Sachs investors conference last week saying that F1 should embrace gaming and gambling. What is Mercedes' stance on that?
TW: I can't comment at this stage on which areas they should really develop - I am focused on my job with Mercedes. There are some very strong revenues streams from sponsorship, from sanctioning fees and TV - so Formula One is a very profitable business case that is growing year on year. And if we can add new revenue streams without putting at risk these other strong pillars, then why not?
If we can add new revenue streams without putting at risk these other strong pillars, then why not?
Q: What about strengthening F1 racing's presence in the US? Is that an interesting issue for Mercedes?
TW: The US market is a very important market for every major company - and that is valid for Mercedes as well. So if they can help F1 become more popular in the US, that would definitely be positive for the sport and the company involved.
Q: American sports generally operate in a significantly different way to those in Europe. F1 racing is traditionally very much European. Where do you see the possible touch points?
TW: There are only a very few global sports accepted everywhere and Formula One is part of that small group with a strong footprint in Europe, in the Middle East and South America. Then, of course, there are the classic American sports like IndyCar and NASCAR in the motor racing arena, or NFL and basketball that are not strong in Europe. I think it also will be a matter of what is understood and what has been growing historically - so it is definitely a challenge to grow something that is not fully embraced. But having said that, F1 has historical roots in the US, and with Austin there is a spectacular venue with potential for growth. So let's do it.
Q: Bernie Ecclestone indicated not so long ago that he could imagine you doing his job in the future…
TW: …and that was very flattering. But also remember the second part of what he said: that it's because I am getting the character traits of a used-car dealer - and that's why I could do the job! (Laughs) I appreciated that Bernie said that, but it is not in my game plan.
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