This is a video I made when I was about 8, it shows me solving a Rubiks Cube blindfolded. I did this by messing up a pre-solved Rubiks Cube, then reversing the video. This is one of the earliest creative things that I did.
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Ever since I was young, I have had a love for writing. I love all types of writing, including poetry, creative writing, and even expository writing. Writing is something I find incredibly enjoyable because it gives me an outlet to express my creativity and to explore ways of subtly changing the meaning of a statement through the use of words. Sometimes I challenge myself to rework something I’ve written to make it shorter. When I do this, it forces me to think about the word choices I make. I have included it in my portfolio because I wanted to showcase a few of my favorite examples of my written work. Adults always think of me as a “techy” person because I still have a love for very technological things, but Language Arts is my favorite class. Enjoy.
I consider myself a very creative person, and one of my favorite ways to express myself is with coding. Coding allows me to design user interfaces -- the artistic and human part of technology -- and figure out how to turn them into code. I also really like to use traditional coding and try to figure out more innovative ways to accomplish something with code. Here I have selected a couple of examples of code I created that I consider good representatives of what I enjoy doing.
3D modelling is like painting, but with a whole new dimension. I started by finding a free modelling software on the internet, downloading it and, not knowing anything about it, opening it. I found a cube, something called a lamp, and something titled camera. I played around with the software and started to understand how it worked. Three years later, I can now render incredibly realistic scenes, and create life-like animations. I chose to “show off” three of what I consider my best work, which consists of two videos and an image render.
I have enjoyed photography ever since i was little mostly, because it's so different than any other art form. Instead of being able to customize every bit of a painting, or any other traditional art piece for that matter, it allows me to take take my vision of something and through the way I frame it in the lens, I can make it more beautiful or more interesting. I believe anything can be an amazing photo It requires skill of seeing something, and knowing how to view it as art.. Photography allows me to only be limited by my own knowledge of how to take a photo, something everybody has, and can be unleashed.


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The spiderAjax job allows you to run the Ajax Spider - it is slower than the traditional spider but handles modern web applications well.
- type: spiderAjax # The ajax spider - slower than the spider but handles modern apps well
parameters:
context: # String: Name of the context to spider, default: first context
url: # String: Url to start spidering from, default: first context URL
maxDuration: # Int: The max time in minutes the ajax spider will be allowed to run for, default: 0 unlimited
maxCrawlDepth: # Int: The max depth that the crawler can reach, default: 10, 0 is unlimited
numberOfBrowsers: # Int: The number of browsers the spider will use, more will be faster but will use up more memory, default: 1
browserId: # String: Browser Id to use, default: firefox-headless
clickDefaultElems: # Bool: When enabled only click the default element: 'a', 'button' and input, default: true
clickElemsOnce: # Bool: When enabled only click each element once, default: true
eventWait: # Int: The time in millseconds to wait after a client side event is fired, default: 1000
maxCrawlStates: # Int: The maximum number of crawl states the crawler should crawl, default: 0 unlimited
randomInputs: # Bool: When enabled random values will be entered into input element, default: true
reloadWait: # Int: The time in millseconds to wait after the URL is loaded, default: 1000
tests:
- name: 'At least 100 URLs found' # String: Name of the test, default: statistic + operator + value
type: 'stats' # String: Type of test, only 'stats' is supported for now
statistic: 'spiderAjax.urls.added' # String: Name of an integer / long statistic, currently supported: 'spiderAjax.urls.added'
operator: '>=' # String ['==', '!=', '>=', '>', '<', '<=']: Operator used for testing
value: 100 # Int: Change this to the number of URLs you expect to find
onFail: 'info' # String [warn, error, info]: Change this to 'warn' or 'error' for the test to take effect


unattended-upgrade(8) unattended-upgrade(8) NAME unattended-upgrade - automatic installation of security (and other) upgrades SYNOPSIS unattended-upgrade [options] DESCRIPTION This program can download and install security upgrades automatically and unattended, taking care to only install packages from the configured APT source, and checking for dpkg prompts about configuration file changes. All output is logged to /var/log/unattended-upgrades.log. This script is the backend for the APT::Periodic::Unattended-Upgrade option and designed to be run from cron (e.g. via /etc/cron.daily/apt). OPTIONS unattended-upgrade accepts the following options: -h, --help help output -d, --debug extra debug output into /var/log/unattended-upgrades.log --dry-run Just simulate installing updates, do not actually do it CONFIGURATION The configuration is done via the apt configuration mechanism. The default configuration file can be found at /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/50unat‐ tended-upgrades AUTHORS unattended-upgrade is written by Michael Vogt<EMAIL_ADDRESS>This manual page was originally written by Michael Vogt<EMAIL_ADDRESS>COPYRIGHT Copyright (C) 2005-2009 Canonical There is NO warranty. You may redistribute this software under the terms of the GNU General Public License. For more information about these matters, see the files named COPYING. May 4, 2009 unattended-upgrade(8)


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class: center, middle, inverse, title-slide # Deploying TensorFlow models and APIs to Production ## Aetna ### Andrie de Vries ### 2019-11-07 --- ## Outline Taking TensorFlow into Production * Data science and machine learning with R * TensorFlow * Challenges of production deployment --- class: subtitle-slide exclude:true ## Follow along --- exclude:true ### But first To follow along and try it yourself: * Accessing the Virtual Machine - Go to https://rstd.io/class - Use the workshop identifier **aetna** * Instructions at https://github.com/sol-eng/classroom-getting-started --- exclude:true ### Find the material - Immunotherapy repo at: - https://github.com/sol-eng/immunotherapy - This presentation at: - https://colorado.rstudio.com/rsc/tensorflow-production-aetna/ --- class: subtitle-slide ## TensorFlow --- ### TensorFlow .center[  ] --- ### A general purpose numerical computing library .pull-left[ - Originally developed by researchers and engineers working on the Google Brain Team for the purposes of conducting machine learning and deep neural networks research. - Open source software - Hardware independent - CPU (via [Eigen](http://eigen.tuxfamily.org/) and [BLAS](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basic_Linear_Algebra_Subprograms)) - GPU (via [CUDA](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CUDA) and [cuDNN](https://developer.nvidia.com/cudnn)) - TPU ([Tensor Processing Unit](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tensor_processing_unit)) - Distributed execution and large datasets ] .pull-right[  ] --- ### What is deep learning? Input to output via layers of representation  --- ### Layers of representation  --- class: subtitle-slide ## Problem description: Peptide classification --- ### About peptides From [Wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peptide) > Peptides (from Greek language πεπτός, peptós "digested"; derived from πέσσειν, péssein "to digest") are short chains of amino acid monomers linked by peptide (amide) bonds. .center[  ] The package `PepTools` is > "An R-package for making immunoinformatics accessible". --- ### Convert peptide to numeric representation ```r library(PepTools) library(magrittr) pep_encode("LLTDAQRIV")[1, , ] %>% rasterImage() ``` ![](tensorflow-production_files/figure-html/unnamed-chunk-2-1.png) --- ### Why should you care? The machine learning task is quite simple, but also a good example of an extremely common modeling task: * Predict the class of an observation, based on some features of this observation * In the case of the peptides example, the observation is a text string, which is expanded into a 9x20 tensor, and the task is a multi-class classification. Many other problems are very similar, for example: * Binary classificiation of credit card default * Multi-class classification of images * Preduction of customer churn (binary class) In the case of the peptides, the modeling task is very simple, allowing the focus on the overall production deployment process. In many real-world situations the modeling task is likely to be much more complex. --- class: class: subtitle-slide ## Workflow --- ### Workflow: objective 1. Train a TensorFlow model - Given some input, predict the class 1. Deploy the model to a production server 1. Get a prediction from the server ) --- ### Training the model .center[  ] --- ### Deployment .center[  ] --- class: panel-narrow-slide ### Deployment with RStudio Connect .center[  ] --- class: subtitle-slide ## Demo --- ### Demo Steps: * Train a TensorFlow model * Deploy the model * Deploy an API to call the TensorFlow API * Consume the model Try it yourself: https://github.com/sol-eng/immunotherapy --- ### Publish TensorFlow model ```r library(rsconnect) rsconnect::deployTFModel( modelDir = "saved_models", appTitle = "immunotherapy", forceUpdate = TRUE ) ``` --- ### Your TensorFlow model is available as an API ![](images/api_tensorflow.png) --- ### Call the API using `curl` or `httr` Use `httr::POST()` from R. ```r # transform input into flattened array x_val <- peptide %>% pep_encode() %>% * array_reshape(dim = c(nrow(.), 9*20)) # construct http body * body <- list(instances = list( * x_val * )) # make http request * r <- POST(api_url, body = body, encode = "json", content_type_json()) # check for errors if (httr::http_error(r)){ cat(http_status(r)) stop(http_status(r)) } ``` --- ### Using the `config` package Use the `config` package to store variables that depend on your enviroment. https://github.com/rstudio/config .pull-left[ **config.yml** ```yaml default: trials: 5 dataset: "data-sampled.csv" production: trials: 30 dataset: "data.csv" ``` ] .pull-right[ **R** ```r config <- config::get() config$trials config$dataset ``` ] --- ### How does the function know where the API is? **config.yml** ```yaml default: solo_url_tensorflow: "http://*****.amazonaws.com/rsconnect/content/2" solo_url_plumber: "http://*****.amazonaws.com/rsconnect/content/3" colorado: solo_url_tensorflow: "https://colorado.rstudio.com/rsc/content/2328/" solo_url_plumber: "https://colorado.rstudio.com/rsc/content/2337/" ``` **plumber/3_consume_tf_api.R** ```r ... predict_peptide_class_fun <- function( peptide, * solo_url = config::get("solo_url_tensorflow")) { ... } ``` --- ### Turning any R function into an API using `plumber` https://www.rplumber.io/ ![](images/female_plumber.png) --- ### Decorate your code to specify the API ```r #* @apiTitle Immunotherapy #* Predict peptide class #* @param peptide Character vector with a single peptide, eg. `LLTDAQRIV` #* or comma separated, e.g. `LLTDAQRIV, LMAFYLYEV, VMSPITLPT, SLHLTNCFV, #* RQFTCMIAV` #* @get /predict function(peptide, solo_url){ if (missing(solo_url) || is.null(solo_url)) { solo_url <- config::get("solo_url_tensorflow") # TensorFlow API } # split on commas and remove white space peptide <- trimws(strsplit(peptide, ",")[[1]]) predict_peptide_class_fun(peptide = peptide, solo_url = solo_url) } ``` --- ### Publish API You can publish an API using either: * push-button deployment, or * the `rsconnect` package ```r library(rsconnect) withr::with_dir( "plumber", * rsconnect::deployAPI( api = ".", # server = "{server}", # <<- edit this line if necessary # account = "{account}", # <<- edit this line if necessary appTitle = "immunotherapy_api", forceUpdate = TRUE ) ) ``` --- ### Your `plumber` API is available as swagger .center[  ] --- ### Use `httr` to call an API Making the `GET` call ```r ## Call the API *r <- GET(api_url, query = list(peptide = peptide), * encode = "json", content_type_json()) ## Error checking if (httr::http_error(r)){ cat(http_status(r)) stop(http_status(r)) } ``` --- ### Check for errors Check for errors using `httr::http_error()`: ```r ## Call the API r <- GET(api_url, query = list(peptide = peptide), encode = "json", content_type_json()) ## Error checking *if (httr::http_error(r)){ cat(http_status(r)) stop(http_status(r)) } ``` --- ### Consuming the plumber API ```r predict_peptide <- function(peptide, * solo_url = config::get("solo_url_plumber") ) { if (substring(solo_url, nchar(solo_url)) != "/") { solo_url <- paste0(solo_url, "/") } if(length(peptide > 1)) peptide <- paste(peptide, collapse = ",") * api_url <- paste0(solo_url, "/predict") * r <- GET( * api_url, query = list(peptide = peptide), encode = "json", content_type_json() ) stop_for_status(r) rc <- content(r) rc %>% map_dfr( ~as.data.frame(., stringsAsFactors = FALSE) ) } ``` --- class: subtitle-slide ## In conclusion --- ### Conclusion You have deployed a TensorFlow model and consumed this via two chained APIs: ![](images/workflow_objective.png) --- ### Discussion *** Have you encountered similar problems with binary or multi-class classification in your work? *** Can you think of practical application of APIs in your own work? *** When would you combine APIs with shiny apps? --- class: panel-wide-slide, center ## Thank you!
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Paris launches works on 2024 Olympic village
PARIS, Nov 4 — The French government today launched construction on a massive project to build from scratch the village for the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris, a development that aims to reinvigorate the poorest area in the country.
The Olympic village, which will house some 15,000 athletes and officials, is being built in the Seine-Saint-Denis area north of Paris, which for years has suffered from social tensions and neglect.
But the project is also controversial locally as it will force the relocation of residents, businesses and even schools in the area where the village is to be constructed.
Prime Minister Edouard Philippe launched the works, which are set to last over three years, in the suburb of Saint-Ouen.
Putting a strong emphasis on legacy, the authorities plan after the games to reconfigure the area into a new neighbourhood that will offer a total of 3,000 homes and also increase participation in sports.
“If we want them (the Games) to be a success we must make sure that all this organisation, all this financing and this mobilisation does not just vanish when the Olympic flame goes out,” said Philippe as he launched the works.
“It needs to last,” he added.
‘Idiotic acts’
Legacy is now a huge aspect of Olympic developments, especially after the success of the London 2012 Olympics which helped breathe new life into the east of the British capital.
There have already been protests locally against the Olympic village project, which requires the clearing of a zone that is home to over 20 businesses, three schools, a hotel, a student residence and a residence for foreign workers.
“We have been here for 40 years and now there is no longer any space for us,” said Boubacar Diallo, who represents foreign workers living in a residence.
Two new residences should be finished by 2022 to house all those affected. But the residents are rejecting the temporary housing on offer until they are completed.
Responding to the criticism, Solideo, the public company overseeing all the works, insisted the local area would get a boost.
“What is going to happen over the next 3-4 years is compensation for what has not happened the last 30 years”, it said.
The budget for the games amounts to €6.8 billion (RM31.5 billion), 1.5 billion of which will come from the state.
The French authorities have long expressed concern over the stark disparities in the Paris area, with wealthy citizens concentrated in the centre but northern areas far less well-off.
A report in June said rising property prices had widened the gap between rich and poor in the Paris region, where the number of people living in poverty has increased. — AFP


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This screencast is going to be about models. These are not Django database models (we'll get to those later), but if you have ever used Vue
or Livewire
, the model attribute in your HTML will probably look familiar.
A model refers to a field on a component. So, count
here refers to the compnent field here. Models have a two-way binding between the HTML and the component class.
Let's add some more models to see how it all works.
So, let's update this HTML. So, now we have a select
form field, a text
input, a number
input, and some Django template code. Let's update our component to include creature
and name
.
Ok. Let's refresh our component; we can see our new fields. Let's choose "Unicorn", let's name it "Filbert" because why not, and if we increase the count, we can see that our template now renders out "1 unicorn named Filbert" and if we increase the count again, this conditional gets rendered out.
We can see that every time an input changes there is a new AJAX call. Let me open this [developer toolbar] up real quick. On the request, there is an action and some book-keeping that Unicorn
uses to keep things in sync. And then on the response there is some data that comes back, there is the HTML that gets merged into our current index page.
Listening to every input change is great for simple use-cases, but it might be too chatty or slow in some instances. Unicorn
has a few modifiers that can be used to change how models interact with the backend.
The first modifier is to change how long to debounce the input. By default, Unicorn
waits for 250ms before sending the input over the wire. However, we can change that with this modifier.
This will change the time that Unicorn
waits to send an input to 1 second. Let's try that out. Let's try "Bigfoot". Let's use "Albert". I'll clear [these XHR network calls]. We can tell that it took a little bit longer. Let's change it to 5 just to make sure that I'm not lying to you. 😉 Alright, that looks like it is working as expected.
Another modifier that Unicorn
has is to use "lazy" on the mode. This will basically only fire the event when the input goes on blur instead of on change. Let's call it "Albert" again and this time we can increase the count over and over again and no AJAX calls happen, but once we clicked outside of it, it will send an AJAX call. Let's try that again; nothing happens. Let's click outside and there goes the event.
They can even be chained together, so if you wanted to have something wait for on blur and then also wait for 3 seconds than you can do something like that. And let's test that out. Let's say "Dragon", let's say "Tommy", and 3. I'm going to click out and we'll wait for 3 seconds and then it'll get updated. Perfect.
The last modifier is "defer" and to demonstrate that I'll give you a sneak peak into "actions" as well. Alright, so I'm going to get rid of this "lazy" and "debounce" and I'm going to say "defer" and I'm going to put a button down here at the bottom with a click action of "save" and I'm going to add a method that is just going to print out something. Let's refresh our component. "Yeti", his name was "Albert", we can increase the count over and over again, we can click outside and nothing happens. I can clear [these network XHR calls]. You can see nothing is going until I hit [the] "save" [button]. And then we look at this [XHR network calls], we can see that there are 2 actions that get sent over the wire. 1 is to set the count, and 1 is to set the method.


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The X-Men hold a special place in my heart. As a kid, I was there when they made their debut in 1963. On the surface, the Marvel comic book bore quite a resemblance to The Fantastic Four, another Stan Lee and Jack Kirby creation, but the X-Men represented a crucial twist on the superhero concept. These young people were mutants, treated with fear and hatred by mainstream society just because they were different.
Such an inspired notion. In one fell swoop, Lee and Kirby gave the disenfranchised a comic they could call their own. The X-Men were surrogates for blacks, gays, alienated teens - any group who felt the sting of stereotyping and societal intolerance.
Professor Charles Xavier, a wheelchair-bound telepath of enormous power, served as teacher, father figure and group leader in his position as headmaster of the Xavier School for Gifted Children, a haven for mutant youth. Over the years, the series experienced major changes, including an enormously successful reboot that replaced the original students with a more ethnic and racially diverse group of mutants. Eventually, the X-Men franchise split into a series of titles featuring so many characters that it was virtually impossible to keep track of them all.
Twenty-seven years after their creation, the X-Men have finally made it to the big screen, in what may well be the best cinematic superhero adaptation to date. While director Bryan Singer ("The Usual Suspects") shifts characters around and stumbles periodically, he has captured the essence of the comic book. The core team makeup is different, featuring two of the original group and three from the later days, but the magic remains the same.
"X-Men" takes place in the near future, with ultra-conservative Senator Robert Kelly (Bruce Davison) campaigning for the Mutant Registration Act, which would allow the government to keep tabs on any citizen with mutant DNA. While Dr. Jean Grey (Famke Janssen) of the X-Men tries to reason with the self-righteous politician at a Senate hearing, Professor Xavier (Patrick Stewart) senses the presence of an old friend in the chamber. The mutant known as Magneto (Ian McKellan) does not share the guarded optimism of Xavier. A Holocaust survivor, Magneto sees the hearings as the first step towards a genetic war, and the master of magnetism is ready to make a preemptive strike.
The battle lines are drawn. Magneto and his Brotherhood of Mutants: the shapeshifting Mystique (Rebecca Romijn-Stamos), man-beast Sabretooth (Tyler Mane) and Toad (Ray "Darth Maul" Park), an incredibly agile creature with a tongue that would make Gene Simmons weep with envy, versus Xavier's A-Team: Cyclops (James Marsden), who shoots laser blasts from his eyes, weather witch Storm (Halle Berry) and Jean Grey, who has a major in telekinesis and a minor in telepathy. Joining the trio are two newcomers: Rogue (Anna Paquin), a teen who temporarily drains the life force from anyone she touches, and Wolverine (Hugh Jackson), a skilled athlete with amazing healing powers and retractable, razor sharp claws that spring from the top of his hands.
Director Singer, working from David Hayter's efficient script, forwards the plot while providing a wealth of treats for X-fans. While visiting the school, which has a much larger population than the one in the comic, other brief, but cleverly staged appearances. There are several in-jokes for attentive viewers, and we see the beginning of the love triangle between Wolverine, Cyclops and Jean Grey.
While most superhero movies struggle for an epic feel, "X-Men" thankfully sets its burners a bit lower, playing like a solid issue of a cinematic comic book and taking the time to flesh out a few major characters. The story revolves around Wolverine, with Aussie actor Hugh Jackson giving a knockout performance as the Canuck loner (asked if it hurts when his claws come out, he quietly answers "Every time."). Although the onscreen Rogue is significantly different from her comic book counterpart, Anna Paquin beautifully conveys the angst of a girl who cannot ever enjoy the touch of another person. And, thanks to a heart-wrenching prologue, we see the damaged child beneath Magneto's regal persona. As expected, Ian McKellen and Patrick Stewart are wonderful, particularly during their scenes together.
Despite limited screen time, Famke Janssen firmly establishes Jean Grey as one tough, smart cookie and, in James Marsden's hands, the smirking, tight-assed Cyclops becomes the perfect foil for Wolverine's verbal barbs. Unfortunately, Halle Berry's Storm receives no personal development. To make matters worse, Berry is saddled with a chintzy white wig straight from the Eva Gabor Woolworth's collection.
Other quibbles include Sabretooth's growl, which sounds too much like the MGM lion. A synthesis of animal and human roars would have been more effective. And, primarily due to extensive wire work, some of the action segments are a bit stiff. But these are minor complaints. "X-Men" neatly balances character interaction with grand battles, while never forgetting the theme that made the series a pop classic. For this fan, the film was a very pleasant surprise. I suspect that those unfamiliar with the comic book will have quite the good time as well.
© 2000 Ed Johnson-Ott
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To keep some sort of structure in this blog I thought I would start with telling a little about me and then a little about TIYA. Yes, I already feel trained to think of organizing while creating. I’m not sure if that goes in the about me or the about TIYA. :) Prior to coming to TIYA I have watched Youtube videos and done countless online tutorials. My “experience” prior to day 1 is minimal. I have created a Flashlight Android app, just changes the screen color and has a button to change it. Created with code and not using the UI to drag/drop. A Tic/Tac/Toe game that I watched many Youtube videos to make and essentially just get told what to do. I can tell you neither were much of a learning experience. I do have a BSCS specializing in network security. It has not helped me get a job I want nor many interviews. It’s that empty experience section on my resume that is holding me back. I had one class near the end of my degree program that was C++, the programming bug bit me. I was hooked but wasn’t a degree program that would have steered me towards programming. Funny that my capstone project was a blackjack game. It took a full semester, with a team, to make a bad blackjack game. TIYA 2 weeks to make a bad blackjack game. I’m guessing that won’t be a headline for any blog post they use… But, I think I am the only one who didn’t finish. Last thing to mention about my experience is I have lots of experience in applying for jobs and being told they are looking for more experience. So, according to employers looking for “junior” developers I am not of the junior level. The question always seems to be, “what have you done?” The answer is truly I have created nothing.
I mentioned week 1 and 2 is a blur but I do have a ton more knowledge than I have is all the online free tutorials I have completed. I’m not bashing the online resources I have used just reiterating that the immersion I am getting is simply better for learning. My big AHA so far this week is TDD. My design with the blackjack game was make lots of objects, methods/classes, and make them all fit. I know blackjack and have a bit of a mental flowchart of what the game should look like, what could go wrong? Turns out everything was and went wrong. TDD FTW! It is like magic we did the bowling game kata and watched Uncle Bob do it in Java. Red/Green/Refactor by the end of this some how I had a bowling score game. There was just start with I know I need a game so lets make a test to force that code. Now this isn’t a speedy process for me on my first TDD task… But, it was so amazing that you just think of the next test and everything else comes together. I really tested for all strikes and thought, “how can I make this work?” The test passed?!? TDD is MAGIC!#TDD is too slow? "Faster isn't better, better is better" - @jwo @TheIronYard #Day12
— Sean Reid (@TheRealSeanReid) June 24, 2014


Coronation Street fans convinced vile Geoff is about to be exposed
It's about time!
by Helen FearViewers of Coronation Street believe that Geoff Metcalfe's vile abuse of partner Yasmeen Nazir is about to be exposed.
Poor Yasmeen has been subjected to both psychological and emotional abuse at the hands of Geoff - and things have been getting progressively worse for the isolated chef.
Read more: Coronation Street legend Vicky Entwistle killed off in emotional Holby City scenes
In scenes shown earlier this week, the emotional bully continued to turn the screws on poor Yasmeen - turning the tables on her and accusing HER of being controlling!
Slowly chipping away at her confidence, Tim's dad tricked Yasmeen into believing he had planned a romantic break away for them both to Las Vegas - only for him to 'cancel it' because of her supposedly controlling behaviour.
When Yasmeen catched him browsing an online dating site, Geoff claimed he was doing research for a radio show and slammed his partner for not trusting him.
Read more: Angela Griffin to make permanent Coronation Street comeback as Fiona Middleton?
Furious with Yasmeen, Geoff declared the 'trip to Vegas' was off leaving her devastated.
Believing she was to blame, Yasmeen decided to make arrangements for the trip Geoff claimed he had planned for them.
But as his behaviour becomes more and more sinister, fans believe there'll be a silver lining to their trip away.
While some fans fear Yasmeen might be pushed to breaking point - and others even worry Geoff might murder Yasmeen - there are some viewers who believe Geoff's deeds will be discovered while he's away.
And one has spotted a clue in Alya saying she would water her gran's plants...
Writing on Coronation Street ITV Facebook fan page, one wrote: "I think I know what's going to happen... Geoff has gone on holiday with Yasmeen and Alya says she's going to water the plants - so I'm guessing she'll find the hidden cameras that Geoff has planted."
Another added: "You're probably on to something, Geoff overlooked the fact Alya might spot the cameras while they are in Vegas. Which will be interesting. Alya is tough, she won't back down to Geoff."
A third typed: "I hope so! About time he was found out, the control freak!"
"Alya is already wary of Geoff," observed another, while one more said: "Alya almost sussed Geoff a while ago but he dismissed her suspicions and Yasmeen assured her Geoff wasn't up to anything.
"I think Alya will find out soon."
Another hoped he "would slip up soon".
Over on twitter fans agreed they wanted Alya to find out.

Last week, Corrie viewers were horrified when Geoff was seen searching dating sites for other women under Yasmeen's nose in her own house.
Do you think Alya will be the one to expose Geoff? Let us know on our Facebook page @EntertaimentDailyFix .


West and East in Face/Off
I'll admit I went for this one to discover America's fascination (Face/Off was a huge hit there) with the new director of reel action in Hollywood, John Woo. I thought, Singaporeans have had lots of cinexposure to Woo after his Chow Yuen Fatt movies, so for once the Americans are a step behind us in Western cinema. There still remains a lot to admire in Woo's latest action vehicle: the way Nicolas Cage (playing Castor Troy in a considerably better offering than his last, Con-Air) stepped out of his car to meet his brother, jacket blowing out behind him in the wind, and the segment where Troy, his nemesis Sean Archer (John Travolta) and their respective allies covered each other before bullets started firing off (and man, they have never gone off more spectacularly!). As the story went, supercop Archer and highvillian Troy exchange faces as the cop carries out a hare-brained scheme to foil an audacious bombing attempt. When Archer encounters the sin-streaked cronies of Troy in human friendship terms and Troy enters into Archer's family world pained and wrecked by his accidental killing of the latter's son 6 years ago, the line between good and evil is blurred. But where Woo's legendary A Better Tomorrow was the painful story of a hard man trying to find his way among other hard men, Face/Off lacks this crucial human element. Cage and Travolta come across simply as cool hitmen fighting off huge odds in traditional Hollywood style, instead of human beings struggling within a massive cobweb of human relations. Woo's trademarks of doves and two-handled gun-fighting bring to the Singaporean movie-goer fond memories of his past cinematic achievements more than offerings of stunning new innovations. With a collosal budget and a couple of megastars, John Woo had the idea of closing out the movie with more explosions, a high-speed boat chase and an excessively positive ending that is typically American. Chow Yuen Fatt never won that way. West has met East in this face-off, and we remain unsure which philosophy of life will in the end predominate over the other. Because beyond all the guns, melodrama and machismo, that's what the movie stands for: an interaction of two proud cultures. Grade: B+
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Alonso, Álvarez honored as top rookies by Baseball Digest
NEW YORK (AP) - Mets first baseman Pete Alonso and Houston Astros slugger Yordan Álvarez have been picked as this year’s top rookies by Baseball Digest.
Alonso was a unanimous choice in the National League, and Álvarez received six of seven first-place votes to take the AL honor. The other one went to Eloy Jiménez of the Chicago White Sox.
Alonso set a rookie record with 53 home runs for New York, becoming the first rookie to lead the majors outright in homers. He finished the season with 120 RBIs and a .941 OPS.
Álvarez made his debut June 9 and batted .313 with 27 homers, 78 RBIs and a 1.067 OPS in only 87 games for the American League champions.
Both players are finalists and favorites for the Rookie of the Year awards to be announced Monday by the Baseball Writers’ Association of America.
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@Transactional(propagation=REQUIRED)
public interface FollowManagement
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
followBlog(Long blogId)
Adds the specified blog/topic to the followed items of the current user.
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void |
followDiscussion(Long discussionId)
Adds the discussion with the specified ID to the followed items of the current user.
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void |
followDiscussionByNoteId(Long noteId)
Adds the discussion of the specified note to the followed items of the current user.
|
boolean |
followsBlog(Long blogId)
Returns whether the current user follows the blog.
|
boolean |
followsDiscussion(Long discussionId)
Returns true if the current user follows the discussion, otherwise false.
|
boolean |
followsTag(Long id)
Returns true if the current user follows the tag, otherwise false.
|
boolean |
followsUser(Long userId)
Returns whether the current user follows the user.
|
void |
followTag(Long tagId)
Adds the specified tag to the followed items of the current user.
|
void |
followUser(Long userId)
Adds the specified user to the followed items of the current user.
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void |
tagRemoved(Long removedTagId,
Long newTagId,
List<Long> followers)
Method to be called after a tag has been removed or merged with another tag.
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void |
unfollowBlog(Long blogId)
Removes the specified blog/topic from the followed items of the current user.
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void |
unfollowDiscussion(Long discussionId)
Removes the discussion with the specified ID from the followed items of the current user.
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void |
unfollowDiscussionByNoteId(Long noteId)
Removes the discussion of the specified note from the followed items of the current user.
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void |
unfollowTag(Long tagId)
Removes the specified tag from the followed items of the current user.
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void |
unfollowUser(Long userId)
Removes the specified user from the followed items of the current user.
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void followBlog(Long blogId) throws NotFoundException, BlogAccessException
blogId
- the ID of the topic to followNotFoundException
- in case the topic does not existBlogAccessException
- in case the current user has no read access to the topicvoid followDiscussion(Long discussionId) throws BlogAccessException, NotFoundException
discussionId
- the ID of the discussion to followNotFoundException
- in case the discussion does not existBlogAccessException
- in case the current user has no read access to the topic of the discussion or the
discussionvoid followDiscussionByNoteId(Long noteId) throws NotFoundException, BlogAccessException
noteId
- the ID of the note whose discussion should be followedNotFoundException
- in case the discussion does not existBlogAccessException
- in case the current user has no read access to the topic of the discussion or the
discussion@Transactional(readOnly=true) boolean followsBlog(Long blogId)
blogId
- the ID of the blog@Transactional(readOnly=true) boolean followsDiscussion(Long discussionId)
discussionId
- the ID of the discussion@Transactional(readOnly=true) boolean followsTag(Long id)
id
- The ID of the tag.@Transactional(readOnly=true) boolean followsUser(Long userId)
userId
- the ID of the uservoid followTag(Long tagId) throws NotFoundException
tagId
- the ID of the tag to followNotFoundException
- in case the tag does not existvoid followUser(Long userId) throws NotFoundException
userId
- ID of the user to followNotFoundException
- in case the user does not existvoid tagRemoved(Long removedTagId, Long newTagId, List<Long> followers) throws AuthorizationException, TagNotFoundException
removedTagId
- the ID of the removed tagnewTagId
- the ID of the tag the old tag was merged into, can be nullfollowers
- the IDs of the users that followed the old tagAuthorizationException
- in case the calling user is not the internal system userTagNotFoundException
- in case newTagId is not null but there is no tag for that IDvoid unfollowBlog(Long blogId)
blogId
- the ID of the topic to unfollowvoid unfollowDiscussion(Long discussionId)
discussionId
- the ID of the discussion to unfollowvoid unfollowDiscussionByNoteId(Long noteId)
noteId
- the ID of the note whose discussion should be unfollowedvoid unfollowTag(Long tagId)
tagId
- the ID of the tag to unfollowvoid unfollowUser(Long userId)
userId
- ID of the user to followCopyright © 2019 Communote team. All rights reserved.


| 007:160 Khan | : |
And We divided them into twelve tribes (as distinct) nations. We directed Musa (Moses) by inspiration, when his people asked him for water, (saying): "Strike the stone with your stick", and there gushed forth out of it twelve springs: each group knew its own place for water. We shaded them with the clouds and sent down upon them Al- Manna and the quails (saying): "Eat of the good things with which We have provided you." They harmed Us not but they used to harm themselves. |
| 007:160 Maulana | : |
And We divided them into twelve tribes, as nations. And We revealed to Moses when his people asked him for water: Strike the rock with thy staff; so out flowed from it twelve springs. Each tribe knew its drinking-place. And We made the clouds to give shade over them and We sent to them manna and quails. Eat of the good things We have given you. And they did not do Us any harm, but they wronged themselves. |
| 007:160 Pickthal | : |
We divided them into twelve tribes, nations; and We inspired Moses, when his people asked him for water, saying: Smite with thy staff the rock! And there gushed forth therefrom twelve springs, so that each tribe knew their drinking-place. And we caused the white cloud to overshadow them and sent down for them the manna and the quails (saying): Eat of the good things wherewith we have provided you. They wronged Us not, but they were wont to wrong themselves. |
| 007:160 Rashad | : |
We divided them into twelve tribal communities, and we inspired Moses when his people asked him for water: "Strike the rock with your staff," whereupon twelve springs gushed out therefrom. Thus, each community knew its water. And we shaded them with clouds, and sent down to them manna and quails: "Eat from the good things we provided for you." It is not us that they wronged; it is they who wronged their own souls. |
| 007:160 Sarwar | : |
We divided the descendants of Israel into twelve tribes and told Moses to strike the rock with his staff to let twelve fountains gush out therefrom; his people had asked him to supply them with water. The twelve flowing springs were divided among them (a spring for each tribe) and each tribe knew its drinking place well. We provided them with shade from the clouds, sent down manna and quails to them for food, and told them to eat the pure things which We had given them. They did not do injustice to Us but they wronged themselves. |
| 007:160 Shakir | : |
And We divided them into twelve tribes, as nations; and We revealed to Musa when his people asked him for water: Strike the rock with your staff, so outnowed from it twelve springs; each tribe knew its drinking place; and We made the clouds to give shade over them and We sent to them manna and quails: Eat of the good things We have given you. And they did not do Us any harm, but they did injustice to their own souls. |
| 007:160 Sherali | : |
And WE divided them into twelve tribes, distinct peoples. And, WE revealed to Moses, when his people asked him for water, saying, 'Strick the rock with thy rod;' and from it there gushed forth twelve springs; every tribe knew their drinking place. And WE caused the clouds to overshadow them and WE sent down for them Manna and Salwa and WE said, 'Eat of the good things WE have provided for you.' And they wronged US not, but it was themselves that they wronged. |
| 007:160 Yusufali | : |
We divided them into twelve tribes or nations. We directed Moses by inspiration, when his (thirsty) people asked him for water: "Strike the rock with thy staff": out of it there gushed forth twelve springs: Each group knew its own place for water. We gave them the shade of clouds, and sent down to them manna and quails, (saying): "Eat of the good things We have provided for you": (but they rebelled); to Us they did no harm, but they harmed their own souls. |
Concepts/Themes Covered: الديانات > بنو إسرائيل > نعم الله عليهم Religions>Children of Israel>Allah Gifts on them القصص والتاريخ > الأسباط The Stories and the History>(12 Sons of Jacob)
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Form element text field with database dropdown
NOTICE: It requires chosen library
| author | Barry O'Donovan |
|---|---|
| author | The Skilled Team of PHP Developers at Open Solutions |
| category | OSS |
| package | OSS_Form |
| subpackage | OSS_Form_Element |
| copyright | Copyright (c) 2007 - 2013, Open Source Solutions Limited, Dublin, Ireland |
| license | New BSD License |
__construct(string | array | \Zend_Config $spec, $options) : void
$spec may be: - string: name of element - array: options with which to configure element - Zend_Config: Zend_Config with options for configuring element
Chosen options can be set in array two ways first by DQL second simple array.
To set options by DQL $options array structure should be like: [ 'dql' => "select u.username from \Entities\User where u.username IS NOT NULL", //mandatory 'db' => "default" //Optional if db is not default. Some project may have more then one. ]
To set options by array $options array structure should be like: [ 'options' => [ 'option1' => 'option1', 'option2' => 'option2', 'option3' => 'option3' ], //mandatory ]
| see | \global\setChosenOptions() |
|---|---|
| see | \global\setChosenOptionsByDql() |
string
array
\Zend_Config
getChosenOptions() : array
array
setChosenOptions(array $options) : \OSS_Form_Element_DatabaseDropdown
array
Key value pair options for chosen.
setChosenOptionsByDql(string $dql, string $db) : \OSS_Form_Element_DatabaseDropdown
Queries database with given DQL query then makes a key value array where key equals to value. And then calls setChosesOptions.
NOTE: DQL query must request data from only one field. e.g.: select u.username from \Entities\User u WHERE u.username IS NOT NULL
| see | \global\setChosenOptions() |
|---|
string
DQL query to get chosen options.
string
Database name if not default, some project may have more then one.
$helper
$_chznOptions


@(invitee:Person,host:Person,p : Project)
host.name has invited you to join the Project
Project details:


Here, we define some utility functions that are used to implement the functionality at the various API endpoints in our server
import cv2
import string
import random
Function to generate a random-looking filename given a prefix & an extension along with the number of characters in the random portion of the filename.
Parameters:
num_char
: number of characters in the random portion of the filename (default = 10)prefix
: prefix of the file (default = “img_”)extension
: file extension required (default = “.png”)def generate_file_name(num_char=10, prefix="img_", extension=".png"):
return prefix + ''.join([random.choice(string.ascii_letters + string.digits) for n in range(num_char)]) + extension
Function to generate a filename for an image (if not already provided) & then save it on the server
Parameters:
img
: image to be savedprefix
: prefix of the file (default = “img_”)extension
: file extension required (default = “.png”)filename
: name of the file (should be None if a file name has to be generated)def save_img(img, prefix="img_", extension=".png", filename=None):
if filename == None:
filename = generate_file_name(prefix=prefix, extension=extension)
cv2.imwrite(filename, img)
return filename
Function to extract a region from an image file given a bounding box
Parameters:
img_file
: name of the image file from which region has to be extractedbounding box
: opencv type coordinates of the bounding box for selecting the region of interestsave
: boolean indicating if the extracted portion should be saved on the serverdef extract_region(img_file, bounding_box, save=True):
im = cv2.imread(img_file)
extracted = im[bounding_box[1]:bounding_box[3], bounding_box[0]:bounding_box[2]]
response = {"extracted_img": extracted}
if save:
response["filename"] = save_img(extracted)
return response
Function to draw colored bounding boxes around parts detected by the model indicating if the part of defective of fine. The parts marked Defective are bounded by a Red box, while those marked OK are bounded using a Green box.
Parameters:
img_file
: name of the image file on which bounding boxes have to be drawndetections
: dictionary of object detections along with their defect markings for the image (produced by the model)def draw_bounding_boxes(img_file, detections):
im = cv2.imread(img_file)
for i in detections.keys():
color = None
b_box = detections[i]["bounding_box"]
if detections[i]["defect_pred"] == "OK":
color = (0, 255, 0)
elif detections[i]["defect_pred"] == "Defective":
color =(0, 0, 255)
if color != None:
cv2.rectangle(im, (b_box[0], b_box[1]), (b_box[2], b_box[3]), color, 2)
cv2.putText(im, detections[i]["defect_pred"], (b_box[0] + 10, b_box[1] + 20), cv2.FONT_HERSHEY_SIMPLEX, 0.5, color, 2)
return im


Check out some of the 2020 Award Winning Cheeses and Meats. Congratulations to their producers!
Michael Spycher holding his overall World Championship winning cheese, Gourmino Le Gruyere AOP. Located in Switzerland and it was scored at a 98.81!


Green County man arrested on suspicion of 7th OWI
by Stephanie FryerTOWN OF ADAMS, Wis. - A Green County man was arrested on suspicion of his seventh OWI Thursday morning.
Deputies were checking on a stranded driver on Biggs Road in the Town of Adams around 11:45 a.m., according to a release by the Green County Sheriff's Office.
They said Carmen F. Ott, 66, of Browntown, was heading south on Biggs Road when he hit a limb in the road.
Ott was arrested on several charges including seventh-offense OWI and operating after revocation, the release said.


turbo::Tileset Class Reference
Public Member Functions | |
| Tileset (Path *path, const Vector2< unsigned short > &tile_size, const Vector2< unsigned short > &tiles_nbr, const unsigned short &margin=0, const unsigned short &border_offset=0) | |
| Sprite * | get_sprite (const Vector2< unsigned short > &coords) const noexcept(false) |
| Sprite * | get_sprite (unsigned short x, unsigned short y) const noexcept(false) |
| Sprite * | operator() (const Vector2< unsigned short > &coords) const noexcept(false) |
| Sprite * | operator() (unsigned short x, unsigned short y) const noexcept(false) |
| const Vector2< unsigned short > & | get_size () const |
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
◆ Tileset()
|
explicit |
Create a tileset
- Parameters
-
path path to the texture file tile_size size of the tile tiles_nbr amount of tiles margin margin between the tiles border_offset offset around all the textures
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:
- include/turbo/graphics/Tileset.hpp
- src/graphics/Tileset.cpp


--- title: Taylor Model sidebar: documentation_sidebar permalink: TaylorModel.html folder: documentation toc: false ---
display pole figure plots with RD on top and ND west
{% highlight matlab %} plotx2north % store old annotation style storepfA = getMTEXpref('pfAnnotations'); % set new annotation style to display RD and ND pfAnnotations = @(varargin) text(-[vector3d.X,vector3d.Y],{'RD','ND'},... 'BackgroundColor','w','tag','axesLabels',varargin{:}); setMTEXpref('pfAnnotations',pfAnnotations); {% endhighlight %}consider cubic crystal symmetry
{% highlight matlab %} cs = crystalSymmetry('432'); % define a family of slip systems sS = slipSystem.bcc(cs); % some plane strain q = 0; epsilon = strainTensor(diag([1 -q -(1-q)])) % define a crystal orientation ori = orientation.byEuler(0,30*degree,15*degree,cs) % compute the Taylor factor [M,b,W] = calcTaylor(inv(ori)*epsilon,sS.symmetrise); {% endhighlight %} {% highlight plaintext %} epsilon = strainTensor (xyz) type: Lagrange rank: 2 (3 x 3) 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -1 ori = orientation (432 → xyz) Bunge Euler angles in degree phi1 Phi phi2 0 30 15 {% endhighlight %}For a fixed strain tensor epsilon
and slip systems sS
the Taylor factor
Lets precompute the Taylor factor as SO3Fun
and the spin tensor as SO3VectorField
. Hence we can evaluate them very fast for several times in mush more orientations.
Compare Fig. 8 of the above paper
{% highlight matlab %} sP.plot(W.angle./degree,'smooth') mtexColorbar {% endhighlight %}Display the crystallographic spin in sigma sections
{% highlight matlab %} sP = sigmaSections(cs,specimenSymmetry); oriGrid = sP.makeGrid('resolution',2.5*degree); W = Spin.eval(oriGrid(:)); sP.plot(spinTensor(W.').angle./degree,'smooth') mtexColorbar {% endhighlight %}Next we consider a real world data set.
{% highlight matlab %} mtexdata csl % compute grains grains = calcGrains(ebsd('indexed')); grains = smooth(grains,5); % remove small grains grains(grains.grainSize <= 2) = [] {% endhighlight %} {% highlight plaintext %} ebsd = EBSD Phase Orientations Mineral Color Symmetry Crystal reference frame -1 154107 (100%) iron LightSkyBlue m-3m Properties: ci, error, iq, x, y Scan unit : um grains = grain2d Phase Grains Pixels Mineral Symmetry Crystal reference frame -1 527 153693 iron m-3m boundary segments: 21937 (17946 µm) inner boundary segments: 93 (71 µm) triple points: 1451 Properties: meanRotation, GOS {% endhighlight %}Next we apply the Taylor model to each grain of our data set
{% highlight matlab %} % some strain q = 0; epsilon = strainTensor(diag([1 -q -(1-q)])) % consider fcc slip systems sS = symmetrise(slipSystem.fcc(grains.CS)); % apply Taylor model [M,b,W] = calcTaylor(inv(grains.meanOrientation)*epsilon,sS); {% endhighlight %} {% highlight plaintext %} epsilon = strainTensor (xyz) type: Lagrange rank: 2 (3 x 3) 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -1 {% endhighlight %} {% highlight matlab %} % colorize grains according to Taylor factor plot(grains,M) mtexColorMap white2black mtexColorbar % index of the most active slip system - largest b [~,bMaxId] = max(b,[],2); % rotate the moste active slip system in specimen coordinates sSGrains = grains.meanOrientation .* sS(bMaxId); % visualize slip direction and slip plane for each grain hold on quiver(grains,sSGrains.b,'autoScaleFactor',0.5,'displayName','Burgers vector') hold on quiver(grains,sSGrains.trace,'autoScaleFactor',0.5,'displayName','slip plane trace') hold off {% endhighlight %}plot the most active slip directions observe that they point all towards the lower hemisphere - why? they do change if q is changed
{% highlight matlab %} figure(2) plot(sSGrains.b) {% endhighlight %}Use with care!
{% highlight matlab %} oS = axisAngleSections(cs,cs,'antipodal'); oS.angles = 10*degree; ori = oS.makeGrid; [M,b,eps] = calcInvTaylor(ori,sS.symmetrise); {% endhighlight %} {% highlight matlab %} plot(oS,M,'contourf') {% endhighlight %}


James Blunt ‘heats up grub using his armpits’ instead of the microwave
James Blunt admitted his food tastes 'delicious' when heated up in his pits
by Lucy DomachowskiJames Blunt has admitted he heats his food up by shoving it under his armpits in a gross confession.
The You’re Beautiful singer revealed he can’t stand using microwaves and that he prefers to use his own body heat to warm up his grub.

Blunt, 45, uses an old technique he picked up while serving as a reconnaissance officer with the Army.
He was taught to heat up his favourite dish by sticking it in a foil bag and then placing it under his arm.
The singer told the Daily Star : “My favourite ration was baked beans and sausage in a silver foil bag.
“If you couldn’t boil it, you’d stick it under your armpit and get heat from your body. I still like it, it’s delicious.”
James joined the army in 1996 and rose to the rank of captain before leaving in 2002.
The five-time Grammy Award nominee and BRIT Award winner has hits like Goodbye My Lover and 1973 and is currently preparing for a world tour next year on the back of his new album Once Upon a Mind.
The record has already been ridiculed by Good Morning Britain presenter Piers Morgan, who joked he had reported it as a “hate crime.”
It’s been 15 years since fans first fell in love with Blunt via his blockbuster 2004 debut album Back to Bedlam, which featured arguably his most famous song, You’re Beautiful.
“I’m back where I started,” Blunt said of his new album,” the songwriter said.
“Writing songs for me and the people around me. And I’m free again.”
James revealed: “This album isn’t for an audience. It’s for my family and the people I need behind me when I go on tour.
“So it’s really just been about exposing myself and that’s why it’s been kind of magical for me to do.”
James’ socialite wife Sofia Wellesley has banned him from using items such as plastic and expensive lighting during the arena tour in a bid to save the planet.


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Vendors
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Enjoy the wonderful scents of Equestria with our selection of hand poured pony candles. Each candle features a unique scent featuring some of your favorite characters. Come by and check out our lovely selection of colorful candles!
Corey's Corner
Pillows, plushies, acrylic charms, enamel pins, and facemasks for every geek and fandom from anime to video games and lots of ponies! If you want to cuddle up with a carry along style Luna or wake up with the iconic beginning with Ralof from Skyrim, I have you covered! The most popular thing I carry are the Discordant Harmony pillows that were seen in the show in real life form! But I also offer many other unique pony things like GummyLoki.
CosmicKeyframe Productions
Welcome! I sell prints, posters, buttons and handmade shadowboxes! If you're looking for MLP, My Hero, or Pokemon, Im your one stop shop!
CutePencilCase
Check out my Etsy store for plushies, keychains, buttons, stickers and prints, all done with my art! I also have a 15% discount on any digital commissions requested during ponyfest and a rare opportunity to commission traditional art from me outside of physical conventions!
Earth-Pony Creations
Earth-Pony is an artisan crafter creating wooden wall art, figurines and cosplay accessories, all done with a laser cutter! Check out the collection of characters and show locations made in collaboration with artists from around the fandom.
Exobass
Hoi Im Exo and I love to draw ponies and make different types of pony merch or other cute stuff <3 You can get from me stickers, prints, buttons, magnets and other cool stuff that this blue horsemade all by herself c:
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Get your fantastical pony merch here! We have a variety of apparel, keychains, body pillows, and more. Sport a comfy shirt or get cozy with a pillow featuring your favorite character.
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Do you like cute poners? Do they make your heart sing? This is the shop for you~ We've got poners of all shape, sizes and levels of snowpity. Buy all your mare wares here.
Geeky Pins N Things
I specialize in Enamel Pins and pin accessories! Come find some jumbo pins of your favorite ponies and more! Love pins but don’t have a way to display them? You’ve come to the right place! Stop and take a look at different displays and even a special pony themed bag!
Gleamy Dreams
'Ello! I'm Gleamy Dreams, maybe you've heard of me, maybe you haven't but I sell stuff! Particularly, I'm selling some shiny stuff online! I will have a large selection of hard enamel pins for the online event as well as some handsewn 16" plushies of you're hunting for a new best friend to call your very own!
Haywaiian Horse Productions
My name is Miss Mele and I am an artist who sells at various MLP fan conventions all over the domestic United State's. Here at Haywaiian Horse Productions, we pride ourselves in cute pony knick knacks and creativity to bring new and exciting things to the fandom. Here you'll find exclusive enamel pins, acrylic charms, portable drinkware, art, pillows, stickers and SO MUCH MORE! If you can think it, we probably have it 😉 Stop on by and say hi!
Hibiscus Stitch
Hibiscus Stitch creates expertly designed and loving crafted plushies of all shapes and sizes! Plush are designed to be soft and last through con travel, cuddles, and more.
Jelly Sketch
Prints, stickers, keychains & other merch with ponies and more!
Julunis14
A lot of cool and adorable stuff here! From buttons, openers and charms to pillow cases, pencil cases and mousepads! I have magnets, stickers, mug coasters, lanyards and washi tapes with the best and cutest artworks of mine!... also... did someone say commissions? ♥
Katie's Artsy Crafts
Katie's Artsy Crafts has a variety of pone! Art, including prints, and traditional one of a kind con badges. Lots of handcrafts- magnets, stickers, button badges, bookmarks & keychains. Cutie Mark pin badges, necklaces, pouches & cushions. Lastly, adorable custom chibi plush!
 Despite its carefree reputation, that hasn’t stopped the courageous wanderer from venturing beyond the wild waves and perusing through the rare treasures shimmering along the coastline. Through shelves lined top-to-bottom with fun pieces featuring artwork by yours truly, L'Jenndary Shores is sure to spark your fancy.
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From artists lRUSU, Anticular and NekoSnicker! Stickers, buttons, prints, enamel pins, keychains and more!
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Handmade plush accessories, acrylic charms, lanyards, stickers, buttons, sewing pattern (special discount during PonyFest Online!)
MidnightPremiere
Howdy from Texas! I'm MidPrem, coming at you with a selection of MLP charms, facemasks, and enamel pins; Animal Crossing and Pokemon collectibles; and exclusive Mystery Boxes and Commissions (Digital and Traditional)! Grab a custom Mystery Box or ask about commissions!
My Little Ties
All sorts of fun and fancy stuff, formalwear to drinkware, and then some! Ties, bow-ties, jewelry (sterling silver, steel, and titanium), mugs, shotglasses lighters, keycaps, LED acrylic badges, dice, coins, bracelets, titanium bottle openers, omamori (Japanese good luck charms), dog tags, keychains, wood magnets, and pins of all types!
Ponies At Dawn
Ponies At Dawn are your one stop shop for the best music the fandom has to offer, with compilation albums regularly releasing full of music created by amazing artists all over the world. On top of our musical offerings, a variety of themed merchandise is available on our Redbubble store including clothing, stickers, mouse pads and more!
Red Palette Art
My shop is quite well rounded with a main focus on My Little Pony G4 & G5. I sell my own artwork and merch from many other fandoms including: Pokemon, V-Tubers, Fire Emblem, Animal Crossing, Smiling Friends, Cute Animals, and LOTS of Rats. You'll find a wide variety of merch items including acrylic keychains and pins, high quality art prints, buttons, lanyards, vinyl stickers, books, and much more! Please come by for a look.
SkyRailroad
Known for Prance, a card game of fast reflexes and slapping.....AND Booze. We are the home of the MLP Cocktail collection, on plastic waterproof cards. We're literally always adding new things, from booze accessories, and lanyards too Dakimakura and keychains. We also have a wide variety of unholy things that probably shouldn't exist such as Pony toilet paper covers and eye masks to make you look like a horse. WHY? Simply because we can.
spacekitsch
Hi, I'm spacekitsch! I sell cute and colorful enamel pins, charms, stickers, and more!
The Chimera's Den
Hi hello and welcome to The Chimera's Den! My name is Chimera and I love to make art and merchandise to share with everyone! I'm a Hatsune Miku enthusiast and am in a variety of fandoms so I hope that you see something to your liking!
TokoKami
TokoKamiArts Shop: Find awesome merch of your favorite characters from mlp, digimon and many other cartoons in our shop here! Check out the newest items such as moodbadges, keychains and snowglobes besides many other items such as buttons, pins, prints & posters, wallets, cuddly blankets and much more. Custom merch as well as commissions are also open! Contact Telegram @TokoKami
Tomocreations
TomoCreations sells prints, charms, lanyards, pins, shirts, commissions and some pillows stickers of personal artwork and fanart. Original creations includes Monster girls, reptiles and original characters.
Vederlicht Art
I sell many different kinds of merchandise, from buttons to stickers, from stationary to jewelry, from cute to absolutely silly. Many trinkets are handmade and one-of-a-kind. From gen 1 up until gen 5, I have a little bit of everything for everyone.


Three killed in Port Sudan tribal clashes: Medics
Clashes kill 3 people, wound 24 others, as police impose nighttime curfew in Sudan's main economic hub.
At least three people have been killed and 24 others wounded following clashes between two tribes in Port Sudan, medics said.
Sudanese police imposed a nighttime curfew following the incident on Monday.
More:
The curfew in the Red Sea city, Sudan's main economic hub, came into effect at 5:00pm local time (15:00 GMT) and would remain until 5:00am local time (03:00 GMT) on Tuesday, the police said in a statement posted on its Facebook page.
It did not specify when the restrictions would be lifted.
Violence erupted when a prominent leader from Beni Amer tribe, Amin Daoud, held a political rally in the city which was opposed by members of Hadendowa tribe, the biggest in eastern Sudan, witnesses told AFP news agency by telephone.
"Tribal clashes killed three people and wounded 24 others," a doctors committee close to Sudan's umbrella protest movement, Forces of Freedom and Change, said in a statement.
The committee did not specify the exact causes of the deaths and wounds.
A witness said earlier on Monday that a bus was set on fire during the clashes that erupted near a hospital in central Port Sudan.
"The clashes stopped after members of the Rapid Support Force [RSF] intervened," another witness said.
"The situation is still tense and RSF members are everywhere."
Tribal clashes have often rocked the country, with many resulting in deaths.
Port Sudan also witnesses regular strikes by port workers demanding better work conditions and pay.


The sortable component represents a list of items, with ability to sort them or move to another container via drag&drop. Input collection isn't mutated by the component, so events ngModelChange
, onChange
are using new collections.
NOTE: The Sortable Component does not have a native equivalent in Foundation for Sites, so we used callout containers with some minor styling as a default.
Re-arrange the list or move from one column to the other.
model: {{ itemStringsLeft | json }}
model: {{ itemStringsRight | json }}
Re-arrange the list or move from one column to the other.
model: {{ itemObjectsLeft | json }}
model: {{ itemObjectsRight | json }}
Re-arrange the list or move from one column to the other.
model: {{ customStringsLeft | json }}
model: {{ customStringsRight | json }}


@remarks The FileStream object created by this method has a default FileShare value of None; no other process or code can access the created file until the original file handle is closed.
The Path parameter is permitted to specify relative or absolute path information. Relative path information is interpreted as relative to the current working directory. To obtain the current working directory, see GetCurrentDirectory.
This method is equivalent to the NewFileStream(String, FileMode, FileAccess, FileShare, Int32) constructor. If the specified file does not exist, it is created; if it does exist and it is not read-only, the contents are overwritten.
By default, full read/write access to new files is granted to all users. The file is opened with read/write access and must be closed before it can be opened by another application.
@exceptions| Exception | Condition |
|---|---|
| ArgumentException | Path is a zero-length string, contains only white space, or contains one or more invalid characters as defined by GetInvalidPathChars. |
| PathTooLongException | The specified path, file name, or both exceed the system-defined maximum length. On Windows-based platforms, paths must be less than 248 characters, and file names must be less than 260 characters. |
| DirectoryNotFoundException | The specified path is invalid (for example, it is on an unmapped drive). |
| NotSupportedException | Path is in an invalid format. |
Public Sub Main() Const Path As String = "c:\temp\MyTest.txt" ' Delete the file if it exists. If File.Exists(Path) Then File.Delete Path End If ' Create the file. Dim fs As FileStream Dim Info() As Byte Set fs = File.Create(Path, 1024) Info = NewUTF8Encoding(True).GetBytes("This is some text in the file.") ' Add some information to the file. fs.WriteBlock Info, 0, CorArray.Length(Info) fs.CloseStream ' Open the stream and read it back. Dim sr As StreamReader Set sr = File.OpenText(Path) Do While sr.Peek() >= 0 Debug.Print sr.ReadLine Loop sr.CloseReader End Sub


ORFID
ORFID is an
Executor which constructs
suggested proteins, "puteins", coded by ERVs found by
RetroVID. It depends on information about
Motif hits found by RetroVID and transferred
through an ORFID
script generated by
RetroVID, and it is therefore not normally meaningful to run it
interactively.
An
ordinary ORFID script
specifies which
Gene and which
virus genus are applicable, and ORFID
chooses an
Alignment file accordingly.
The putein is constructed in quite close agreement with
the DNA; all ORFID does is occasionally to skip one or two bases to
cause a frame shift, and suggest where the putein starts and ends.
For ORFID to work, at least one of the Motif hits provided by RetroVID
must belong to a Motif that can be located in the Alignment. The putein
will be constructed in at least two segments; one leading
(up to the first located Motif hit); one trailing (after the last
located
Motif hit); and possibly more if there are more than one located Motif
hit.
Within each segment, the putein is constructed so as to maximize a
score, which for each acid is either (depending on which is larger):
- An 'aligned' score (max 1.0) dependent on the
similarity (according to the AcidMatrix)
between the acid and the acid suggested by the Alignment at
this position.
- An 'unaligned' score
(max 0.85) indicating how likely the reading frame of the acid is to be
a coding frame; it is calculated from several markers with variable
weigths (see below).
In the case of the leading and trailing segments, a number of other
criteria related to the end points are also considered, such as
The start and end points of the putein yielding the best scores
according to these criteria are chosen.
RetroVID provides ORFID with a list of all Motif hits in the relevant
Gene, in the parameter HitInfo. They may, however, not all be useful to
ORFID. In particular,
hits
with a low score may be false, which is not a big deal for RetroVID,
but
may reduce ORFID to gibberish. Therefore three parameters (ScoreFactor,
MinSSScore and MinHitScore) are related to weeding out of such
hits.
In principle, if the sum of the squared hit score is less than
MinSSScore,
ORFID
exits. If any Motif hit has a score lower than MinHitScore or lower
than
the average score times ScoreFactor, it is not used. If after this, no
hit
by a Motif in a
MotifGroup with
an anchor in the Alignment is left, ORFID exits.
Normally, RetroVID generates the ordinary ORFID scripts unsweepable
(suffix 'Script.txt') and an
ORFID
"superscript", which lists
the ordinary scripts. It has a name without Gene specification and
suffix 'MScript_.txt' or 'NScript.txt'. When it is executed,
ORFID generates the puteins in parallell, so that their ends are
adjusted to each other according to a complex set of criteria.
Under unfavorable circumstances, in particular when Pol contains Motif
hits only in RT, ORFID may run out of memory, resulting in a
OutOfMemoryError message and/or an empty Putein file
The output of ORFID consists of:
- A Putein file, ie a Puteinview
script
describing the putein, the Motif hits used in constructing it, the
reading frame and some indications about probable start and end of the
putein.
- Occasionally, a second Putein file with the same name
as the above, with an 'S' (for 'straightened') interspersed. It will be
similar to the above, but with a seemingly unnecessary deviation from
an ORF (which may or may not be due to imperfections in the Alignment
file) removed.
- (Only if the Debugging option is on) An ORFIDview script (with name beginning
ORFIDout) with more detailed information, mainly useful when the putein
looks all screwy. The Putein file will contain information about all
the possible leading and trailing putein segments not used. This may
possibily lead to an OutOfMemoryError.
The parameters of ORFID are:
- InputFile: Name of the file to get parameters from.
Only used in interactive mode.
- GeneScripts: Only if the script is a "superscript"
(see
above). A list of ordinary scripts.
- Database: Database subdirectory to use.
Default: Ordinary.
- Eight parameters indicating the weighting when
calculating 'unaligned' score:
- NonAlignedScore: The initial value assigned to the
score for unaligned fitting. Default: 0.4.
- StopCodonFactor: Factor to multiply stop codon load
by in unaligned fitting. Default: -0.4.
- FrameShiftFactor: Penalty for frame shift in
unaligned fitting. Default: -1.5.
- ORFHexamerFactor: Factor to multiply ORFHexamerModifier by in
unaligned fitting. Default: 0.2.
- NonORFHexamerFactor: Factor to multiply NonORFHexamerModifier
by in unaligned fitting. Default: -0.1.
- GlycosylationFactor: Factor to multiply GlycSiteModifier by in
unaligned fitting of env. Default: 0.2.
- InORFBonus: Bonus to add if an acid is in a long
(>50 acids) ORF. Default: 0.1.
- MotifHitFactor: Factor to multiply score of Motif
hits by in unaligned fitting. Default: 0.2
- MasterSkipPenalty. Penalty for skipping a filled
column in alignment. Default: -0.2
- StopCodonValue. Value of stop codon in aligned
fitting. Default: -15.
- ScoreFactor: Factor for discarding lowscoring
MotifHits. Default: 0.1.
- MinSSScore: Lowest acceptable sum of squared MotifHit
scores.
Default: 600.
- MinHitScore: Lowest acceptable individual MotifHit
score.
Default: 15.
- Gene: gag, pro, pol or env.
- VirusGenus: Any virus
genus symbol.
- DNAFile: The name of the file to read DNA from.
Default: Directory name + .txt
- Strand: Primary or Secondary. Default: Primary.
- FirstDNAStart: Calculated earliest possible start of
putein in DNA. Default: 1.
- LastDNAStart: Calculated latest possible start of
putein in DNA. Default: 1.
- FirstDNAEnd: Calculated earliest possible end of
putein in DNA. Default: 200000.
- LastDNAEnd: Calculated latest possible end of putein
in DNA. Default: 200000.
- HitInfo: A list of Motif hits. Each line contains:
- Hotspot position of the hit.
- The score of the hit.
- The Motif group of he Motif.
- The identifying string of the Motif class.
- The virus genus of the Motif.
- A string, typically the MOTIFSTRING of the Motif,
with the hotspot marked with '#'.
- The MOTIFORIGIN of the Motif.
- OutputFile: Name of file for detailed output (ORFIDview script). Constructed from name of
script
or input file.
- PuteinFile: Name of file for putein output (Puteinview script). Constructed from name
of
script or input file.
- ChainNumber: Number of parent Chain.
- Debugging: If this is Yes, a lot of extra information
is written to Standard Output, and an ORFIDview script is
generated. Default: No.
- Trouble: If present in the script, it describes some
problem (eg BrokenChain) encountered by RetroVID, suggesting that the
output
of ORFID may not be meaningful. It is copied to the putein file.


Quick start: select an example and check the output in the terminal.
For further demos and details on the reasoner, click here.
Load an example:
delay after each command
A problem description consists of four parts:
The syntax of these segments is as follows, where this font is a word of the the problem description language, and represents a meta-variable.
All sorts, variables, names, and function symbols must be declared before they are used. Declarations are of the following form:
where
, , , are identifiers and is a natural number ≥ 0. An identifier is a sequence of lower- and upper-case letters, digits, underscore and dash symbols, with the first symbol being a letter or underscore. No two sorts can have the same identifier. No two variables, names, or functions can have the same identifier.The following constructs are well-formed formulas:
A
is of the following form:where where a previously declared function symbol ( , , ) of arity is applied to other terms . When is a constant symbol (that is, has arity 0), the brackets may be omitted. Variables in the KB are implicitly universally quantified.
is a term. A term is either the identifier of a previously declared variable , a previously declared standard name , or a compound termA Know is the usual knowledge modality, Cons means a formula is considered possible (that is, its negation is not known), and Bel is conditional belief. All three operators are sound but incomplete with respect to the unlimited logic of only-knowing/believing. The can have two different meanings. The one within Know and the first parameter of Bel specify how many terms may be split. A split means to select a term f(n1,...,nl) and consider all possible denotations of that term; that is, the reasoner tests all (relevant) assignments for these terms. The in Cons and the second parameter of Bel, on the other hand, specify how many terms can be freely assigned a value, which means to select a (possibly non-ground) term f(t1,...,tl) and fix its denotation.
is a natural number ≥ 0 that indicates how much reasoning effort the reasoner can spend on proving the in the modality. The modal operatorWithin the scope of the Guarantee modality the reasoner is allowed to assume the knowledge base is consistent, which may improve performance because it limits the splitting search space.
Operator precedence is as follows: equivalence < implication < disjunction < conjunction < negation, quantifiers, modalities < brackets. Note the maximal precedence of quantifiers and modalities. Use brackets to expand the scope of a quantifier or a modal operator. For example, to say that is known, write || Know<. The formula > ( || )Know< by contrast says that either > || is known or is true.
Any formula abbreviation
must be defined before use:where
is the identifier by which the formula can later be referred. can be re-assigned new values.The knowledge base consists of a sequence of statements of the following form:
where one of the following syntactic conditions must be satisfied:
Free variables in KB: meets this requirement trivially. Implications are also allowed, provided that the negation of the antecedent as well as the consequent meet above form, as does || || KB: Ex . ( && ) -> ( || )
in KB definitions are implicitly universally quantified. The formal definition of the normal form is tedious, but the idea is this: push negations inwards but not into clauses, and pull quantifiers out of clauses. The rationale is to create new clauses (while avoiding the exponential blowup of a full CNF). Additionally, terms are flattened so that no two function symbols occur in a any literal. For instance, a disjunctionQueries are of the form:
where Query: is optional. Alternatively, the Assert: and Refute: prefixes can be used to require a certain outcome: the former fails when the query comes out false, the latter fails when the query comes out false; this is useful for automated testing.
is subjective, which means functions must not occur outside of modal operators (but variables, names, quantifiers, etc. may). The prefixProcedure calls are of the form Call: . In particular, they include: ( , , )
C-style single line comments are supported as well: // .
There's are two known bugs regarding the M<k> operator. For one thing, within G it's too aggressive and thus finds inconsistencies it shouldn't. For another, inconsistencies due to Fa x f(...) /= x clauses are not detected at the moment. Fixes shouldn't be too difficult, will be coming soon.
Possibly there's another bug that sometimes more names need to be considered, namely when a split uses one or more of the p+1
names, possibly we need to add new names.
Not sure yet if that's really a bug or if the lemmas from the theory can be improved.


Documentation
Tutorial
The tutorial shows the basic model, XML and optimization.
Javadoc
The javadocs contain detailed information about each package, class, and interface.
Source Code and Change Tracking
All information on how to get the source code is given in the download section.


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{{ gettext("This is the Admin View of the App Composer. You can use this panel to manage users and applications.") }}
{{ gettext("Learn more") }} »


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We promise you to provide a superb and energetic environment for exercise. The decorum in and around the gym will provide you a peaceful and soulful feeling of working out.
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Organ Trail
Hunt for human organs with your band of savages
HUMAN HUNTING!!! HUMAN HUNTING!!!! THE STRONG WILL SURVIVE AND THE BEAST SHALL RISE!! AS IT WAS PROPHESIED!!!
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Oxen
Human Organs
Money
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Notebooks
Story: The marking of arrows
The marking of arrows
Title
The marking of arrows
Collection
Summary
Arrow making, and Arrow poisoning. By /han≠kass’o (L VIII.-26. 8293-8302, 8315-8334). Two kinds of Arrow. (L VIII.-10. 6923 rev. and 6924 rev., note). Arrow heads, etc. (L VIII.-1. 6086 and 6087). Description of the spur, or barblet, sometimes added to the Arrow shaft by Bushmen. (L VIII.-31. 8770-8773, and 8767 rev., note). The adhesive substance used by Bushmen in making Arrows. Preparation thereof. (L VIII.-1. 6088-6091). The marking of Arrows. (L VIII.-26. 8289-8292). Arrow Bags. (L VIII. 30. 8663 rev., note). The arrows are marked with |kwae (called 'Harpis' by the 'Boer' farmers) and tto. The hunters mark their arrows because they want to be able to recognise them when shooting springbok.
Comments
1) This story is found in Book VIII-26
Contributors
|han≠kass'o (Klein Jantje) (VIII)
Date
28 February & 1 March 1879
Categories
Custom and daily life, Artefact and dress
Keywords
arrows (the marking of) , arrows (are marked with |kwae and tto) , arrows (marked for recognition and identification) , arrows (used to shoot springbok) , markings (made on arrows using |kwae and tto) , markings (on arrows to aid recognition and identification) , tto (used to mark arrows) , tto (pounded together with |kwae) , tto (is red) , tto (red haematite) , |kwae (used in to mark arrows) , |kwae (called 'Harpis' by the 'Boer' farmers) , |kwae (pounded together with red tto) , names (of substances used to mark arrows) , names (used for |kwae by the 'Boer' farmers) , names (|kwae and tto) , hunting (and the marking of arrows to aid identification) , hunting (recognising arrows when shooting springbok) , springbok (recognising arrows when shooting) , springbok (and the marking of arrows)
Story Pages
8289-8292


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Joel Spolsky, of Joel on Software is one of my favorite writers in the software industry. He’s insightful, pithy, and practical. But sometimes he and I part ways, at least in practice, and “Evidence Based Scheduling” is one of those times.
The trouble with the “break it into tiny pieces” approach is that the number of pieces quickly explodes so large that the act of tracking them swamps the project. And now, rather than getting wildly behind schedule because you underestimated how long a particular piece will take, you’re behind schedule because you underestimated how many pieces there were. And now you have more project management overhead….
Many of Joel’s points are good, but the basic truism is that our industry has no idea how to schedule anything non-trivial. This has led me to advocate very rapid iterations, which basically breaks everything down into things trivial enough that we can schedule them (similar to what Joel is saying), but this doesn’t help when the goal is to answer “when can we ship a product that we can sell?” We can tell you when the first feature-incomplete iteration will be ready, but not when something actually customer-ready will be.
I agree with Joel about “evidence based” scheduling at the macro-level (rather than the individual task level). That’s how I do all my most accurate scheduling. “Project Hellfire is about as big as Project Snowstorm, and Snowstorm took about 6 months to complete, so Hellfire should be able the same.” But generally we don’t institutionalize that memory, and we ignore those who remember project Hellfire. We assume we won’t make those mistakes again, so of course it’ll be faster. It won’t be. We’ll make different mistakes. And in the end, it’ll probably take about the same amount of time.
But then again, if our employers actually knew and believed how long it would take to really deliver the product, they would never approve the project…. A bizarre fact. If a project is really going to take 2 years to complete, and you say it’s going to take 18 months, you will be accused of sandbagging and run out of the room. If you say it will take 6 months, they will fund you, and be frustrated when it takes 3 years (because it always takes longer when you try to go too fast), but they’ll fund you all the same, and keep funding you for the three years. We tend to accuse engineers of overestimating the schedule, but the truth is we almost always overestimate our skills.


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