Process migration is the act of transferring an active process between two machines Today in the real world while process is under execution it may happens so that the process gets stacked in between. If this happens for more than one process then there should be some mechanism that helps process to precede further .Here comes the IDEA of LOAD BALANCING using PROCESS MIGRATION and restoring the process from the point it left off on the selected destination node. Several implementations have been built for different operating systems. With increasing deployment of distributed systems in general, process migration is again receiving more attention in both research and product development. We use process migration to control over the load sharing, availability of long process, utilizing some special resources.
Process migration is the act of transferring an active process between two machines Today in the real world while process is under execution it may happens so that the process gets stacked in between. If this happens for more than one process then there should be some mechanism that helps process to precede further .Here comes the IDEA of LOAD BALANCING using PROCESS MIGRATION and restoring the process from the point it left off on the selected destination node. Several implementations have been built for different operating systems. With increasing deployment of distributed systems in general, process migration is again receiving more attention in both research and product development. We use process migration to control over the load sharing, availability of long process, utilizing some special resources.
From Big to Massive – Scalability in AngularJS ApplicationsSebastian Fröstl
Scalability and maintainability are the key points when writing huge software applications.
We have the power of great frameworks, such as AngularJS, which enable us to develop applications really fast. But very often good software concepts and paradigms are thrown out of the window. These paradigms can give the answers to questions like:
How to separate responsibilities?
How to manage state?
How to achieve component communication?
Within this talk we will speak about how these questions can be answered within AngularJS applications.
Pennsylvania Common Employment Myths: What You Don't Know Might Hurt YouCurley & Rothman, LLC
If you have specific questions relating to your employment rights it is always best to consult with an experienced Pennsylvania employment law attorney; however, take a moment to read through the following questions based on common employment myths to see how much you know about your rights. Learn more about Pennslyvania common employment myths in this presentation.
Ke ipsos columbia_university_report_june_2015_pa_final_versionIpsos
The first ever Nairobi opinion poll on transportation conducted for the Center for Sustainable Urban Development of Earth Institute, Columbia University in partnership with the Kenya Alliance of Resident Associations (KARA).
This summary is based on results from Ipsos’ 1st Quarter SPEC survey of 2015 that was conducted between March 28 and April 7. It is the 9th such release. Given that the tragic attack on Garissa University College occurred on April 2, about 25% of the interviews took place after that date. However, in comparing the results obtained before and after April 2, their distribution was clearly affected more on some issues than others, or not at all. For example, the proportion of those perceiving al-Shabaab as “very much a threat” after April 2 was 14% higher than before that date. By contrast the results presented here (on issues unrelated to security, presidential approval, etc.) were not affected by that tragic attack.
This summary is based on results from Ipsos’ 1st Quarter SPEC survey of 2015 that was conducted between March 28 and April 7. It is the 9th such release. Given that the tragic attack on Garissa University College occurred on April 2, about 25% of the interviews took place after that date. However, in comparing the results obtained before and after April 2, their distribution was clearly affected more on some issues than others, or not at all. For example, the proportion of those perceiving al-Shabaab as “very much a threat” after April 2 was 14% higher than before that date. By contrast the results presented here (on issues unrelated to security, presidential approval, etc.) were not affected by that tragic attack.
This summary is based on results from Ipsos’ 1st Quarter SPEC survey of 2015 that was conducted between March 28 and April 7. It is the 9th such release. Given that the tragic attack on Garissa University College occurred on April 2, about 25% of the interviews took place after that date. However, in comparing the results obtained before and after April 2, their distribution was clearly affected more on some issues than others, or not at all. For example, the proportion of those perceiving al-Shabaab as “very much a threat” after April 2 was 14% higher than before that date. By contrast the results presented here (on issues unrelated to security, presidential approval, etc.) were not affected by that tragic attack.
Confidence Ratings: Public Officials and Independent InstitutionsIpsos
Once again, the President is ‘bested’ only by the First Lady in terms of the confidence the public has in senior officials, commissions, and non-state actors. However, his rating was affected negatively by the al-Shabaab attack at the Garissa University College.
Confidence Ratings: Public Officials and Independent InstitutionsIpsos
Among the senior government officials rated, the President again leads, with nearly half (48%) expressing “a lot of confidence” in him, significantly higher than even his Deputy (35%) in such terms.
Introduction
As the Jubilee administration nears the half-way mark in its term, Ipsos’ most recent survey included questions on a number of issues that are continuing to occupy public, and government, attention. In this Media Release, we cover the following in the Education sector: (1) The laptop project, (2) School-ranking, (3) Teachers’ Pay Demands.
From Big to Massive – Scalability in AngularJS ApplicationsSebastian Fröstl
Scalability and maintainability are the key points when writing huge software applications.
We have the power of great frameworks, such as AngularJS, which enable us to develop applications really fast. But very often good software concepts and paradigms are thrown out of the window. These paradigms can give the answers to questions like:
How to separate responsibilities?
How to manage state?
How to achieve component communication?
Within this talk we will speak about how these questions can be answered within AngularJS applications.
Pennsylvania Common Employment Myths: What You Don't Know Might Hurt YouCurley & Rothman, LLC
If you have specific questions relating to your employment rights it is always best to consult with an experienced Pennsylvania employment law attorney; however, take a moment to read through the following questions based on common employment myths to see how much you know about your rights. Learn more about Pennslyvania common employment myths in this presentation.
Ke ipsos columbia_university_report_june_2015_pa_final_versionIpsos
The first ever Nairobi opinion poll on transportation conducted for the Center for Sustainable Urban Development of Earth Institute, Columbia University in partnership with the Kenya Alliance of Resident Associations (KARA).
This summary is based on results from Ipsos’ 1st Quarter SPEC survey of 2015 that was conducted between March 28 and April 7. It is the 9th such release. Given that the tragic attack on Garissa University College occurred on April 2, about 25% of the interviews took place after that date. However, in comparing the results obtained before and after April 2, their distribution was clearly affected more on some issues than others, or not at all. For example, the proportion of those perceiving al-Shabaab as “very much a threat” after April 2 was 14% higher than before that date. By contrast the results presented here (on issues unrelated to security, presidential approval, etc.) were not affected by that tragic attack.
This summary is based on results from Ipsos’ 1st Quarter SPEC survey of 2015 that was conducted between March 28 and April 7. It is the 9th such release. Given that the tragic attack on Garissa University College occurred on April 2, about 25% of the interviews took place after that date. However, in comparing the results obtained before and after April 2, their distribution was clearly affected more on some issues than others, or not at all. For example, the proportion of those perceiving al-Shabaab as “very much a threat” after April 2 was 14% higher than before that date. By contrast the results presented here (on issues unrelated to security, presidential approval, etc.) were not affected by that tragic attack.
This summary is based on results from Ipsos’ 1st Quarter SPEC survey of 2015 that was conducted between March 28 and April 7. It is the 9th such release. Given that the tragic attack on Garissa University College occurred on April 2, about 25% of the interviews took place after that date. However, in comparing the results obtained before and after April 2, their distribution was clearly affected more on some issues than others, or not at all. For example, the proportion of those perceiving al-Shabaab as “very much a threat” after April 2 was 14% higher than before that date. By contrast the results presented here (on issues unrelated to security, presidential approval, etc.) were not affected by that tragic attack.
Confidence Ratings: Public Officials and Independent InstitutionsIpsos
Once again, the President is ‘bested’ only by the First Lady in terms of the confidence the public has in senior officials, commissions, and non-state actors. However, his rating was affected negatively by the al-Shabaab attack at the Garissa University College.
Confidence Ratings: Public Officials and Independent InstitutionsIpsos
Among the senior government officials rated, the President again leads, with nearly half (48%) expressing “a lot of confidence” in him, significantly higher than even his Deputy (35%) in such terms.
Introduction
As the Jubilee administration nears the half-way mark in its term, Ipsos’ most recent survey included questions on a number of issues that are continuing to occupy public, and government, attention. In this Media Release, we cover the following in the Education sector: (1) The laptop project, (2) School-ranking, (3) Teachers’ Pay Demands.
Foreign Relations: Perceived Impact on Kenya’s DevelopmentIpsos
• US-China global super-power rivalry evident in Kenyans’ perceptions of development needs and concerns.
Introduction
As U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry continues with his high-level meetings, he may be interested to know who Kenyans consider are their most valuable development partners, as well as which foreign countries outside the immediate East Africa region whose perceived interests in Kenya cause them most concern. These realities formed part of Ipsos’ most recent national survey.
Foreign Relations: Perceived Impact on Kenya’s Development Ipsos
• US-China global super-power rivalry evident in Kenyans’ perceptions of development needs and concerns.
Introduction
As U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry continues with his high-level meetings, he may be interested to know who Kenyans consider are their most valuable development partners, as well as which foreign countries outside the immediate East Africa region whose perceived interests in Kenya cause them most concern. These realities formed part of Ipsos’ most recent national survey.
The Kenyan Economy: Perceptions and RealitiesIpsos
In this release, we present several findings related to the economy.
Underpinning the specific findings is the general reality that three-quarters of all Kenyan households (75%) report a total family income of Shs. 25,000 or less, with more than half of these households (44%) earning between nothing and only Shs. 10,000 (a figure which increases to 46% if those who declined/were unable to answer this question are excluded). In addition, as is seen in several of the specific findings show below, such extensive poverty takes a clear regional dimension. For example, the proportion of those in the Shs. 10,000 and below category is 56% at the Coast compared to 56% in Nairobi, more than twice.
At the same time, these income-group findings over all three Ipsos surveys since May, 2014 show no statistical change, reflecting both the static nature of income-distribution in Kenya, and the reliability of Ipsos’ survey methodology.
The Kenyan Economy: Perceptions and Realities Ipsos
In this release, we present several findings related to the economy.
Underpinning the specific findings is the general reality that three-quarters of all Kenyan households (75%) report a total family income of Shs. 25,000 or less, with more than half of these households (44%) earning between nothing and only Shs. 10,000 (a figure which increases to 46% if those who declined/were unable to answer this question are excluded). In addition, as is seen in several of the specific findings show below, such extensive poverty takes a clear regional dimension. For example, the proportion of those in the Shs. 10,000 and below category is 56% at the Coast compared to 56% in Nairobi, more than twice.
At the same time, these income-group findings over all three Ipsos surveys since May, 2014 show no statistical change, reflecting both the static nature of income-distribution in Kenya, and the reliability of Ipsos’ survey methodology.
Confident with the Principle, Critical with the Practice: Kenyans Speak Out ...Ipsos
There is overwhelming support for devolution by the public, with more than three-quarters (78%) expressing this view. This represents a considerable increase since last September, when such support was expressed by only two-thirds (69%) of all respondents.
Ipsos conducted its first quarterly SPEC survey during the period of 28th March to 7th April 2015. The topics covered in this Media Release are: (1) corruption, (2) the al-Shabaab threat, and (3) the digital migration. The questionnaire was finalized immediately after the President’s ‘State of the Nation’ address to parliament. Because the Garissa attack occurred after fieldwork had begun, no questions about this tragic event could be included. However, since about two-thirds of all field interviews had been completed by 2nd April, and the final one-quarter were conducted between 3rd and 7th April, it has been possible to compare responses on certain relevant questions by these two sections of the respondents.
Taafifa kwa vyombo vya habari (kisahili) Ipsos Tanzania september 2015
1. Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
September 24, 2015
Utafiti juu ya Maswala ya Uchumi, Siasa, tamaduni na mambo ya kijamii Utafiti wa
robo ya tatu 2015
Utangulizi
Huu ni utafiti unaofanywa na kampuni ya Ipsos Tanzania kila baada ya miezi mitatu. Utafiti
huu unadhaminiwa na lpsos. Utafiti huu unatumila kutoa taarifa kwa umma kuhusu masuala
tofauti ya nchi. Utafiti huu ulifanyika kupitia njia ya mahojiano ya ana kwa ana na ulianza
tarehe 5 – 22 Septemba 2015 katika kiwango cha kaya katika mikoa yote ya Tanzania Bara.
Sampuli imewakilishwa katika kiwango cha kitaifa (margin of error 2.3% at 95% confidence
interval)
Alama za muhtasari za utafiti nchini Tanzania:
1) Changamoto nyingi za kimaendeleo ambazo hazijafikiwa zinasubiria awamu ya
serikali ifuatayo ya Tanzania, kwa yeyote atakaye shinda katika uchaguzi huu.
2) Kwa kigezo cha kwamba hakuna hata eneo moja kati ya maeneo ya sera lililokuwa
na watu waliyozidi nusu waliyoonyesha imani katika chama tawala, hii inaashiria
kwamba uchaguzi huu utakuwa na ushindani mkubwa kuliko chaguzi zote tangu
nchi ilipoanzisha mfumo wa vyama vingi.
3) Kwa ujumla, zaidi ya mara mbili ya watanzania wanaunga mkono CCM ukilinganisha
na CHADEMA; Hata hivyo kuna baadhi ambao wanaonekana kutojihusisha na
chama chochote cha siasa .
4) Katika kipindi cha utafiti, J. Magufuli wa CCM anaongoza kwa 2-1 (62% vs 31%)
dhidi ya mpinzani wake mkuu E. Lowassa wa (Chadema/Ukawa).Ingawa tofauti kati
yao ilikuwa ni ndogo kwa wahojiwa ambao hawakuwa na maamuzi au ambao
hawakuweka wazi chaguo lao. Hii inamaanisha kuwa shughuli za kampeni
zinazoendelea katika kipindi kilichobaki zinaweza kuleta mabadiliko makubwa katika
matokeo ya uchaguzi
2. 5) Akiwa anaongoza kwa kiasi kikubwa dhidi ya mpinzani wake katika makundi tofauti
ya idadi ya watu, mgombea wa CCM ana mvuto mkubwa miongoni mwa wanawake
na watu wanaoishi vijijini kuliko miongoni mwa wanaume na watu wanaoishi mijini.
Vivyo hivyo kwa upande wa umri ,ambapo wazee wameridhika zaidi na CCM.
Matokeo ya kina
A. Ajenda ya maendeleo
1. Watanzania wanakubaliana vikubwa kuhusiana na matatizo yanayoikabili nchi,
yakiwemo yale yanayothibitisha umaskini ambayo yametajwa mara kwa mara:
gharama za maisha, njaa, usambazaji wa maji, uzalishaji katika kilimo, n.k.
2. Hii inathibitishwa na uwepo wa hali ya umaskini katika maeneo ya wahojiwa (89%),
ikiwemo kiwango kidogo cha uboreshaji wa maeneo ya mjini tofauti na maeneo ya
kijijini. (89% vs. 95%).
3. Vivyo hivyo, vitu hivyo vya msingi katika maendeleo kama vile miundombinu na
huduma za afya ni kipaumbele kikubwa kwa watanzania cha kukabili umaskini.
B. Maswala kabla ya uchaguzi : Vyama vya siasa na Wagombea.
1. Katika kipindi cha utafiti, karibia robo tatu ya watanzania walikuwa wana muelekeo
wa chama fulani cha siasa (78%), na karibia wote hao, walikuwa wameshafanya
maamuzi juu ya nani watakaomchagua (70%). Hali kadhalika kiasi fulani cha
wahojiwa walisema kwamba kuna uwezekano mkubwa (11%) au kuna uwezekano
wa kiasi fulani (7%) kwamba watampigia kura mgombea tofauti wa urais tarehe 25
Oktoba.
2. Katika suala la maeneo makuu 7 ya sera za maendeleo (mf. Miundombinu, elimu,
afya, nk) karibia mara mbili ya idadi hiyo ya watanzania wameonyesha kuwa na
imani na CCM katika kuwasimamia tofauti na Chadema, pasipokuwa na takwimu za
kitofauti katika uwiano wa majibu yao.
3. Mgawanyiko huu unaashiria jinsi mashabiki wa vyama vikuu vya siasa walivyojigawa,
ambapo mashabiki wa CCM ni mara mbili ya wale wa chama pinzani, Chadema
(60% vs. 29%)
3. 4. Vile vile katika kipindi cha utafiti, mgombea wa CCM J. Magufuli ana washabiki
karibia mara mbili Zaidi ya mpinzani wake E. Lowassa miongoni mwa wale
waliokwishafanya maamuzi (62% vs 31%)
5. Mgombea wa CCM anaushabiki mkuwa kwenye vigezo viwili (jinsia na Makazi); Kwa
kuangalia jinsia ushabiki kwa mgombea wa CCM na Chadema, kuna tofauti ya 17%,
wakati kwa upande wa wanawake tofauti inaongezeka kwa 30% Hali kadhalika
miongoni mwa wakazi wa vijjijini tofauti inaongezeka kwa 20%. Lakini inapungua kwa
5% kwa kuangalia wakazi wa mjini.
6. Vile vile watu wazima wanaonekana kushabikia CCM, kukiwa na tofauti ndogo ya
ushabiki inayopokea toka kwa kundi la vijana na wazee
7. Ikiwa umebakia mwezi mmoja kamili kufikia tarehe ya uchaguzi; ni theluthi mbili tu ya
wale walionyesha msimamo wa nani watamchagua ambao hawatobabadilisha
maamuzi yao (70%) ikiacha theuthi moja ya wale ambao wanaweza kubadilisha
mawazo yao kuanzia sasa na October 25.
Survey Methodology /Njia ya kufanya utafiti
Walengwa katika utafiti huu walikuwa ni watanzania wenye umri wa miaka 18 na
zaidi, kati ya hao 1,836 wanaoishi maeneo ya mjini na kijijini Tanzania bara
walihojiwa. The margin-of-error attributed to sampling and other random effects is +/-
2.3 with a 95% confidence level. Kwa maelezo ya kidemografia angalia nakala ya Power
Point iliyoambatanishwa.
Utafiti ulifanyika kati ya tarehe 5-22 Septemba 2015. Taarifa zilikusanywa kwa njia
ya mahojiano ya ana kwa ana kwa kutumia simu za kisasa za mkononi.
4. ALAMA MUHIMU KWA AJILI YA VYOMBO VYA HABARI/ WASOMAJI.
1. UTAFITI HUU HAUKUWEZA KUWEKA DHAHIRI NI WAHOJIWA WAPI KATI YA
HAWA WOTE WATAENDA KUPIGA KURA TAREHE 25 OKTOBA KATIKA VITUO
VYAO VYA KUPIGA KURA. KUTOKANA NA HISTORIA YA KIPINDI CHA NYUMA
AMBAPO KIASI CHA UHUDHURIAJI WA WAPIGA KURA KINATOFAUTIANA
SEHEMU ZOTE NCHINI. MATOKEO YA SAMPULI HII HAYAWEZI KUTUMIKA
KUTABIRI MATOKEO HALISI HATA KAMA UCHAGUZI UNGEFANYIKA KESHO.
2. UKIZINGATIA MUDA ULIOBAKI KUAZIA SASA MPAKA TAREHE 25 OKTOBA
PAMOJA NA KAMPENI ZINAZOENDELEA, HAKUNA UHAKIKA KUWA MATOKEO
YA UTAFITI HUU HAYATABADILIKA KATI YA SASA MPAKA SIKU YA UCHAGUZI.
For further clarification or comments, please contact:/ Kwa maelezo zaidi
au maoni wasiliana na ;
Charles Makau Dr. Tom Wolf
Country Head: Ipsos Tanzania Research Analyst
Charles.Makau@ipsos.com tpwolf1944@gmail.com
+ 255 22 277 5851 / 277 5628
David Luhinda
Project Manager
David.Luhinda@ipsos.com
+ 255 22 277 5851 / 277 5628
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