This document provides a biography of Ellen DeGeneres and Mark Wahlberg. It discusses their early lives, education, accomplishments, quotes, and reasons why the author admires them. For Ellen, it highlights that she risked her career to be open about her sexuality. For Mark, it notes his troubled teenage years but also his success in movies and support of charities despite his past challenges. Both are praised for their generosity and talents.
Database Wiz is a tool that provides a common interface for users to easily connect to, create, modify, import, and export data from multiple database types with minimal knowledge. It allows novice users to interact with databases through simple menus and clicks, and also allows expert users to write and execute complex queries. The tool contains modules for database connection, creation, manipulation, and import/export functions. It also provides sample screenshots of its interfaces for accessing Access, Oracle, and SQL Server databases.
This document provides biographies of two famous celebrities, Ellen DeGeneres and Mark Wahlberg. It outlines their early lives, education, career accomplishments such as starring in movies and TV shows, and quotes. Both overcame challenges in their early lives, with Ellen DeGeneres supporting many charities and standing up for her beliefs, while Mark Wahlberg got in trouble as a teenager but went on to star in many successful movies.
Web 2.0 refers to new ways of using the internet that focus on user-generated content and collaboration. Key aspects include social networking sites, wikis, blogs, and folksonomies that allow users to create and share content. While not a technical update, Web 2.0 represents important changes in how software is developed and how users interact with websites in more innovative, social, and creative ways.
John Baskerville was an 18th century English printer born in Worcestershire who designed typefaces. He directed his punchcutter John Handy in designing typefaces with a similar appearance. Benjamin Franklin admired Baskerville's typefaces and brought the designs to America. Many type foundries have since released revivals of Baskerville's typeface, most simply called "Baskerville."
This document summarizes Dave Latham's experience operating a large HBase cluster for Flurry Analytics. Some key points include:
- Flurry runs two HBase clusters with 1000 slave nodes each storing over 400TB of data across 30 tables and 250k regions.
- They faced bottlenecks with the HMaster, NameNode, and ZooKeeper. The cluster also had too many small regions which caused problems.
- Lessons learned include the need to understand system limitations, monitor performance, have a load-aware design, and know your workload characteristics.
- Future work includes testing HDFS HA, snapshots at large scale, separating workloads, and testing larger region and HDFS block sizes.
This document provides biographical information on two famous celebrities, Ellen DeGeneres and Mark Wahlberg. It details their early lives, education, career accomplishments such as starring in movies and TV shows, and quotes by each celebrity. For both Ellen and Mark it discusses their struggles and successes, highlighting Ellen coming out as gay and supporting charities, and Mark overcoming legal troubles as a teen to build a successful acting career.
John Baskerville was an 18th century English printer born in Worcestershire who designed typefaces. He directed his punchcutter John Handy in designing typefaces with a similar appearance. Benjamin Franklin admired Baskerville's typefaces and brought the designs to America. Many type foundries have since released revivals of Baskerville's typeface, most simply called "Baskerville."
John Baskerville was an 18th century English printer born in Worcestershire who improved the design of typefaces. He created clearer and blacker types than his contemporaries by improving ink and presses. Although his typefaces were admired abroad, they were criticized in England as hurting the eyes. Baskerville broke from traditions of the time and established new standards for typography.
John Baskerville was an 18th century English printer born in Worcestershire who designed typefaces. He directed his punchcutter John Handy in designing typefaces with a similar appearance. Benjamin Franklin admired Baskerville's typefaces and brought the designs to America. Many type foundries have since released revivals of Baskerville's typeface, most simply called "Baskerville."
This document summarizes Dave Latham's experience operating a large HBase cluster for Flurry Analytics. Some key points include:
- Flurry runs two HBase clusters with 1000 slave nodes each storing over 400TB of data across 30 tables and 250k regions.
- They faced bottlenecks with the HMaster, NameNode, and ZooKeeper. The cluster also had too many small regions which caused problems.
- Lessons learned include the need to understand system limitations, monitor performance, have a load-aware design, and know your workload characteristics.
- Future work includes testing HDFS HA, snapshots at large scale, separating workloads, and testing larger region and HDFS block sizes.
This document provides biographical information on two famous celebrities, Ellen DeGeneres and Mark Wahlberg. It details their early lives, education, career accomplishments such as starring in movies and TV shows, and quotes by each celebrity. For both Ellen and Mark it discusses their struggles and successes, highlighting Ellen coming out as gay and supporting charities, and Mark overcoming legal troubles as a teen to build a successful acting career.
John Baskerville was an 18th century English printer born in Worcestershire who designed typefaces. He directed his punchcutter John Handy in designing typefaces with a similar appearance. Benjamin Franklin admired Baskerville's typefaces and brought the designs to America. Many type foundries have since released revivals of Baskerville's typeface, most simply called "Baskerville."
John Baskerville was an 18th century English printer born in Worcestershire who improved the design of typefaces. He created clearer and blacker types than his contemporaries by improving ink and presses. Although his typefaces were admired abroad, they were criticized in England as hurting the eyes. Baskerville broke from traditions of the time and established new standards for typography.
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33. Social Media Revolution
5% of search results for the Worlds Top 20
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37. Social Media Revolution
Social Media isnt a fad,
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the way we communicate.
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