Ujayele ukwenzani nxa usesaba?—Engxenye ugijimela kubaba lomama ukuthi bakuncede. Kodwa kulomunye futhi ongakunceda. Ulamandla ukwedlula abantu bonke. Uyakwazi ukuthi ngubani?—NguJehova uNkulunkulu. Asifunde ngomfana okukhulunywa ngaye eBhayibhilini okuthiwa nguDavida. Wayengesabi ngoba wayekwazi ukuthi uJehova wayezahlala emnceda. Landwehr, G and Rashba, E.I. North Holland Publishing Company Landau Level Spectroscopy | RecycledGoods.com 6:29 For what reason are they called gods? It is because the women serve before the gods of silver and gold and wood, Combined with real-world scenarios and use cases, the IoT Bootcamp is not just based on presentations but includes hands-on demos and walkthroughs. We will introduce you to a variety of Do-It-Yourself IoT platforms including Arduino, Raspberry Pi, BeagleBone, Spark and Intel Edison. You will also get an overview of cloud technologies s...Apr. 21, 2015 03:00 PM EDT Reads: 2,763Ruby on Rails Performance TipsBy Hovhannes Avoyan2015 is the 10th birthday of Ruby on Rails (or simply called Rails), the popular open source web application framework that uses the Ruby programming language. Ever since Rails burst on the scene a decade ago it has continued to scale up as an elegant way to build dynamic websites quickly and efficiently. Rails has garnered a strong following, especially among tech startups. In fact, some of the best known firms out there are using the framework to build their sites. Examples of elegant sites built on Rails are Groupon, Airbnb, and Bloomberg.Apr. 21, 2015 02:30 PM EDT Reads: 1,511The Great Cloud Shakeout - A Look BackBy John TreadwayBack in 2009 I posted about the “Great Cloud Shakeout” and the coming market consolidation into a few very large clouds. Nearly 5 1/2 years later and it’s about (long past?) time I took another look to see how I did. Back then I predicted that the market would be dominated by “mega CSPs” by the name of Amazon, Google and Microsoft. Note that this was during a period of Cambrian Explosion in the CSP market – it seems like everybody in the hosting business wanted to be a cloud provider.Apr. 21, 2015 02:00 PM EDT Reads: 1,525The Data Lake Has LandedBy Jeffrey AbbottThe biggest, and possibly the most hated buzzwords to happen to IT in the last 10 years have been… Cloud, Internet of Things, and drumroll… Big Data (featuring its ugly stepchild the Data Lake). And over the past 10+ years, I’ve had the job of explaining these “things” to people (many of whom are not technical). Nobody likes new buzzwords – at least not the kind of people I like. But if they become understood, and validated, people start to understand why they’re legitimately needed. And this is the year, 2015, when Data Lake earns its keep.Apr. 21, 2015 02:00 PM EDT Reads: 1,615Healthcare Needs a Cloud Wellness PlanBy Blue Box BlogThe healthcare world is often overwhelming, and as a first time HIMSS exhibitor we were amazed at the scale and complexity of the event, not to mention the number of “cloud” providers who didn’t actually offer cloud services. The frenzy of activity at HIMSS15 was a fitting reflection of the overwhelming nature of the healthcare system. Fortunately, we got better and better at navigating the show as the conference progressed, made great connections and left with significant promise for building new relationships in the industry.