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12/1/2014 | 2:47:52 AM
Re: a better test for big data
@StaceyE for me learning never ends one way or other... as we all have a story...
batye
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12/1/2014 | 2:45:56 AM
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@StaceyE, good idea... I would be doing the same :)
batye
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12/1/2014 | 2:43:55 AM
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@StaceyE yes, as in Canada Cable and SATELITE Co. fighting Netflix via gov... as people making smart choice dropping Cable and SATELITE only staying with internet and Netflix... plus price of the devices going down... few days ago walmart.ca was selling Roku SS for $11 Can... 
StaceyE
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11/30/2014 | 11:28:05 AM
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@ BAtye

I agree, everyone we meet has an interesting story. We could really learn a lot from different people if we just take the time to get to know about them.
StaceyE
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11/30/2014 | 10:35:19 AM
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@ BAtye

I agree, I wouldn't want to turn my back on that guy...I might get bit!
StaceyE
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11/30/2014 | 10:33:49 AM
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@ Batye

Another reason less people watch television is the internet. It is much easier for a busy person to read or watch the news online than to wait for the news to come on TV. Also, with products like Netflix and Hulu you can keep up on the latest TV shows without ever turning on your tv.
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11/24/2014 | 1:42:05 PM
Re: a better test for big data
@StaceyE: In many ways soccer and baseball are similar in that there is a lot of dull time with some occasional bursts of real excitement. Those are the moments the afficianados wait for. The NFL used to be good but I cannot watch it anymore because of all the cutaways, replays and commercials. You really don't see the game properly unless you are at the stadium.
batye
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batye,
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11/1/2014 | 2:45:17 AM
Re: a better test for big data
most people in the trade indst. have interesting live... it just we never ask... as for me each human is like interesting book... how I see it...
batye
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batye,
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11/1/2014 | 2:43:20 AM
Re: a better test for big data
I would look at it as not a normal way of life... and would not turn my back...
batye
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batye,
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11/1/2014 | 2:41:34 AM
Re: a better test for big data
yes, as everything is rush, rush, rush.... and no time to enjoy simple life...
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