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Tune in to here Darrell Wallace discuss racing at Rockingham, how he has enjoyed the Camping World Series so far, his team at KBM, and how good a trophy would look in his living room.
What was it like to have Denny next to you during practices rather than in the car?
"It's entertaining — he (Hamlin) said that he learned more in the one hour of watching practice than he typically learns in three or four months of practice himself. Just being able to watch other drivers and scan radios and those things. He says he learned a lot more about what he can pick up and help us on feedback. I hope it's going to be a positive move for us in the long run."
How will the learning curve of the new car be impacted with Denny in the car at test events?
"I think it gives us a little more broad perspective on everything we're doing and the importance of every little detail. With Denny (Hamlin) being out of the car and sitting back and watching some of those things and we will go to Texas and we have the test day there — it's nice for him to see what we do to prep every week and what we're doing now. He's more active in that so it makes him appreciate more of what we do and the time we spend on it. We get even closer feedback on his opinions and stuff — he realizes how important it is now because all we can see is what we can physically see on the track with the car going around. We can't tell a lot about the handling usually with that. We see general trends, but that's it. The detail feedback and scans of other drivers and listening to the way Mark (Martin) and Brian (Vickers) are describing cars is going to be a big eye-opening thing for him."
In support of the March for Babies, FedEx asked fans to vote for their favorite March of Dimes paint scheme for the upcoming NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race at Texas. Nearly 30,000 votes were cast, now see the car revealed in time-lapse!
March for Babies walks are happening all over the country this month. Join the FedEx/No.11 team by visiting MarchforBabies.org/team/FedEx11 and help make a difference today!
Martinsville Speedway was missing one of its favorites this afternoon with Denny Hamlin forced to sit out today's NASCAR Sprint Cup Series STP Gas Booster 500 while recovering from a back injury suffered two weeks ago at Auto Club Speedway.
NASCAR veteran driver Mark Martin would fill in for Hamlin and was able to help the FedEx team to a 10th-place finish, while both Kyle Busch and Matt Kenseth took their turns at the front of the field over the course of the race and before bringing home fifth and 14th-place finishes respectively.
Busch qualified the No. 18 M&Ms Toyota 11th and patiently worked his way to the front of the field. A great pit stop under caution by the M&Ms crew allowed Busch to restart in the second position on lap 91 and he would pass Jimmie Johnson to take his first lead of the day. He would hold the lead for 12 laps. Busch would remain in the top three over the next 150 laps before passing his teammate in the 20 car to regain the lead just past the halfway mark. Busch would lead twice for a total of 56 laps on the day. He would restart third on lap 368 and would hold onto fifth over the next green flag run as he battled handling conditions on his M&Ms Camry that shifted from earlier in the race. A caution with just over 50 laps to go would allow final adjustments to the car and Busch would restart fourth with 42 laps to go. Busch would restart from the fourth position once again with eight laps remaining and he managed to hold off a challenge from the 2 car to come home fifth.
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Sadler Gets Behind the Wheel of No. 81 Alert Energy Camry for Three NASCAR Sprint Cup Races in 2013
Wrigley's new Alert Energy Caffeine Gum will make its NASCAR Sprint Cup Series debut with Joe Gibbs Racing and driver Elliott Sadler on April 21 at Kansas Speedway in Kansas City, Kan. Sadler will pilot the No. 81 Alert Energy Camry there and at Talladega (Ala.) Superspeedway (May 5 and Oct. 20) for a total of three races during the 2013 race season.
The No. 81 Alert Energy Camry joins an all-star lineup of Mars, Inc. and Wrigley sponsors at Joe Gibbs Racing including Doublemint® gum, M&M'S® and SNICKERS® throughout the 2013 season.
"Wrigley and Mars are proud to continue our partnership with Joe Gibbs Racing and look forward to working with veteran driver Elliott Sadler," said Tim Conlin, a senior brand manager at the Wrigley Co., a subsidiary of Mars, Inc. "And we're especially excited to give NASCAR fans the chance to be among some of the first people to see and try Alert Energy."
"I'm really looking forward to representing Alert Energy in the Sprint Cup Series," said Elliott Sadler, driver of the No. 81 Camry. "I've been lucky to have a long history with Mars, Inc. and am very excited about working with them again in launching this new product. After trying it, I'm a big fan of Alert Energy gum. With my busy schedule, it helps keep me going from one thing to the next – so it's a perfect match."
Alert Energy is a new energy product available for adults 25-49 that lets people control the amount of caffeine they want on-the-go. Alert will be available nationwide starting in April.


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Welcome to HF!
I have lower back problems and have been sleeping in a hammock full time for almost 2 years...and loving it!
Hopefully someone with upper back issues will respond.
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Welcome to HF!
I have lower back problems and have been sleeping in a hammock full time for almost 2 years...and loving it!
Hopefully someone with upper back issues will respond.
Yeah when I was using it outside I always carried a couple of pieces of ccf to put at my shoulders. Even 25" wide version can have that problem. Using it inside it isn't an issue.
My pad for every night sleeping inside in an ENO dbl is a Thermarest Trail light pro - extra large. It is 25" wide and I get a good night sleep on it consistently. Only inflated about half way or...
I would be interested in a group buy.
You'll wonder why it took you so long to make the move! No back or neck pain when I crawl out of the hammock every morning.
I found Shug's videos and then started reading this forum. Seemed like hammocks were better for those of us that are older and have a bad back. So I bought an ENO DN to give it a try and the rest...
I have hung 90% of the past 6 months in my basement. Vacations have been the main exception. I plan to have my hammock stand ready by the weekend so I can spend more time outdoors.
My back has...
I'll take an XL sagestone. Thanks!
As said above, comfort is the key. On my WBBB I have the original length. I use about a 90% length on the ENO DN that I sleep in most nights in the basement.
I'm 6'5" which also makes a...
Same problem...but I can't blame Apple since I use a Droid
A WBBB and ENO DN
I'm 6'5" 240 lbs. and the BB works for me. I'm a side sleeper and have no problem getting a good nights sleep. I have an ENO DN strung up in the basement for when I need a good dose of 'back...
I vote for the boxed set
I use an ENO dbl when I sleep inside (always wondered what those beams in the basement were good for :)). I'm 6'5" and I have no problem side sleeping. Waking up in a fetal position wrapped in the...
As a followup, I slept out last night in my ENO DN with the JB with temps around 35. I used some CCF (20" X 24") for my feet and lower legs and stayed nice and warm all night. I'm a fairly cold...
I'm 6'5" and I really like the coverage on my Jarbridge. I use a pad for my lower legs and feet. As far as temps, I've only been in it down to the mid 40s and it kept me nice and warm.
That pgibson guy is usually pretty good with his predictions! I love my Jarbridge...and my opinion isn't as biased as his...
I love mine and the coverage (I'm 6'4") is very good. And you're right it is very easy to adjust. Enjoy!
I'm not a true full timer yet but I do spend 80% of my nights in a hammock... I just got back from a visit to see the grandkids and those 8 nights in a bed were tough! All of those accumulated...
I've had mine about 3 months and really like it. Used it with an ENO dbl and WBBB 1.7. Haven't been in it below the mid 50s yet so I can't verify the temp rating. Nice fit and quality - can't beat...
Ahhhh...the mailman just delivered my 19 oz. bundle of joy!
Thanks for the sale - my order for a SF has been placed!
I ordered a Jarbridge a couple of weeks ago and got the same fast service from Paul! I love this UQ - works great on my WBBB and ENO dbl.
I have been using one for several months now and like it. I have used it for temps from mid 50s to upper 60s. I'm 6' 5" and 235 lbs and have had no problem with coverage. Not the lightest /...
I had the same problem earlier but just placed an order and everything seemed fine.


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Animal Psychologist in Warsaw helps cats and dogs owners with behavioral issues
Welcome to the cheerful pet wonderland…
What do pet behaviorist do?
I discovered that being a Pet Psychologist allows you to improve the well-being of pets living in human environment. I completed the course "Pet Psychologist" at the European Study Center of Animal Psychology. After graduating from this institution, I received a professional diploma of a Pet Psychologist, approved by the Ministry of Education. I am also a member of the Polish Association of Pet Psychologists. Further, I also completed a course on the use of flower essence by Dr Bach as a product supporting behavioral therapies. I am also a certified dog trainer using the Natural Method®. Now, I continue my education at SWPS - University of Social Sciences and Humanities. My post-diploma studies at the Faculty of Animal Psychology include not only cats' and dog's behavioral issues but knowledge about horses' psychology as well.
We help to introduce new pets to the existing pack,
We will help to solve barking issues, anxieties, depressions;
Do not hesitate and contact us if you feel that you and your pet need our support!
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You DID make the rules (for you)- that's just the point!
Your view of the "way it is" is not the way it is for millions, if not billions, of other people.
I reject your suggestion that following God's standard is wrong or that God is bigoted.
So, let's end the discussion. We are not going to agree.
Your god's standard is not necessarily someone else's god's standard.
If my god's standard was that all christians are immoral and should be discriminated against, would that make it right?
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NSF,EAGER BIOMANUFACTURING: A Microscale Testbed to Assay and Manufacture CAR T-Cell Immunotherapies. Capitini, Co-PI
St. Baldrick's, "Tagging CAR T cells for GD2+ cancers," (2016). Capitini, Principal Investigator
Novartis, "CTL019 - A Phase II, single arm, multicenter trial to determine the efficacy and safety of CTL019 in pediatric patients with relapsed and refractory B-cell acute lymphoblastic leukemia" (2015-ongoing). Capitini, PI
NIH-NCI (K08 CA174750), "Inhibiting STAT1 as a novel graft-versus-host/graft-versus-leukemia therapy" (2014-2018). Capitini, PI
Midwest Athletes Against Childhood Cancer, "Exploitation of the STAT1-BCL2 axis to dissect GVL from GVHD" (2015-2017). Capitini, PI
American Association for Cancer Research and the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, St. Baldrick's – Stand Up 2 Cancer Foundations "Dream Team": "Immunogenomics to create new therapies for high-risk childhood cancers" (2013-2017). Capitini, Young Investigator
Vilas (William F) Trust Estate, "Vilas faculty early career investigator award" (2015-2016). Capitini, PI
NIH-NCATS and University of Wisconsin Institute for Clinical and Translational Research (UL1 TR000427), "Infusing MEMs as protection from radiation injury and GVHD" (2014-2016). Capitini, Pilot Grant PI
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American Society of Hematology (Tara Gavcovich, Hematology Opportunities for the Next Generation of Research Scientists), "ASH HONORS grant" (2015-2016). Capitini, Mentor
St Baldrick's Foundation (Tara Gavcovich, Medical Student Fellowship), "Summer fellowship support" (2015). Capitini, Mentor
American Association of Immunologists (Myriam Bouchlaka, Post-doctoral Fellowship), "AAI careers in immunology fellowship" (2014-2015). Capitini, Mentor
Midwest Athletes Against Childhood Cancer (MACC) Fund, "Targeting the JAK1/STAT1 pathway to prevent GVHD and treat childhood leukemia" (2013-2015). Capitini, PI
Alex's Lemonade Stand (Dennis Ea, Pediatric Oncology Student Training Program), "Inhibition of BCL2 in T cell ALL" (2014). Capitini, Mentor
St. Baldrick's Summer Fellowship (Matthew Kutz), "Monitoring of 19F-labeled NK cell trafficking for cancer immunotherapy using MRI" (2013). Capitini, PI
UWCCC Pilot Grant, "Monitoring of 19F-labeled NK cell trafficking for cancer immunotherapy using MRI" (2012-2013). Capitini, PI
Alex's Lemonade Stand (Pediatric Oncology Student Training Program – Mallery Olsen), "Tracking of 19F labelled NK cells by MRI" (2012). Capitini, Mentor
Midwest Athletes Against Childhood Cancer (MACC) Fund, "Inhibiting STAT1 as a platform for GVHD resistance and preservation of GVL" (2011-2012). Capitini, PI
Hyundai Hope on Wheels, "Development of STAT1 inhibitors for pediatric leukemia and modulation of allogeneic bone marrow transplant" (2011-2012). Capitini, PI
Lisa's Heart Kids' Cancer Research Fund, "Treatment of pediatric solid tumors with natural killer cell therapy" (2009-2010). Capitini, PI


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ofc, but is that solely it? Is that almost all of it? Is that mostly it? Is it half? Is it some?
only a phaggot considers a man a phaggot over red blocks on an Internet forum
there's plenty of green bros that are much phaggier than reds;
kill yoself, the world doesn't need retarded...
only bcuz u acted like a phaggot in the first place
act like a phaggot, get treated like a phaggot
solid advice; plus it maintains reciprocation/karma
act like a phaggot, get treated like a phaggot
Y are commenting on my posts against phaggots? U mad u have a girl voice?
Srs, if u...
how wud u know? speaking from experience?
is dat the most determining factor? how about GH? and genetics only get the way if they have the hormones to shape them like dat
so deep voice=high test?
secret to speaking w/deep voice is to power up ur voice and clear ur throat
(w/o raising up ur voice, ppl won't hear u)
age: 32
how about inferencing u slow fuk boi
already have a deep badazz voice
(does attract women bro, ppl will compliment u on it, nice genetic gift)
dat has nothing to do with this thread topic
how wud u even know dat? u must be speaking from experience
but how come some ppl grow bigger vocal cords? Testosterone and GH?
its phaggots like u that destroy the Misc
-wasting time
-bad trolling
kill yoself
Bcuz one one hand we have dudes like Mike Tyson, Anderson Silva, countless gym gorillas with lighter voices and a bunch of skinny phaggots with real man voices
high protein, high fat diet
google search fodmaps
-eliminate everything that causes bad gas, heartburn, burping
-everything processed
-milk and dairy
-steroid/GH meats; try to get natural ones (zinc from meat is essential for skin health)
looks like a coke hoe, smash
no bro, that girl was SOOOOOOOOOO approachable. u could've just smiled and stared at her like a stalker and she would've began the convo and u'd be set (if u absolutely no game); u just passed on a...


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Comparing screencast applications
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|Commercial correspondence
Personal correspondence
Programs (documents)
Scripts (documents)
|Gerald Busby; Ron Carter; Wendy Mae Chambers; Arthur Cohn; Judith Dvorkin; Laurence Klavan; Virginia Samuel; Judy Spencer; Les Thimmig; William Turner; Grace A Yeager
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The American Music Center was a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting the creation, performance, and appreciation of new American music. For much of its history, one of its principal activities was the creation of a research and circulating library of scores and recordings submitted by its members. The American Music Center collection of score manuscripts, dating from 1935 to 1996, holds music by ten composers: Gerald Busby, Ron Carter, Wendy Mae Chambers, Arthur Cohn, Judith Dvorkin (also known as Judy Spencer), Virginia Samuel, Les Thimmig, William Turner, Grace A. Yeager, and an unidentified composer who wrote incidental music for plays by Laurence Klavan.
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- Busby, Gerald.
- Carter, Ron, -- 1937-
- Chambers, Wendy Mae.
- Cohn, Arthur, -- 1910-1998.
- Dvorkin, Judith.
- Klavan, Laurence.
- Samuel, Virginia.
- Spencer, Judy.
- Thimmig, Les, -- 1943-
- Turner, William, -- 1952-1987.
- Yeager, Grace A.
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First Chapter
'The Memory of All That'
By BETSY BLAIR
Published: June 1, 2003
Ican't claim it was love at first sight-not even from my side.
Billy Rose's nightclub, the Diamond Horseshoe, was in the basement of the Edison Hotel in New York, on Forty-seventh Street between Broadway and Eighth Avenue. The lobby, with its coffee shop, newspaper kiosk, shoe shine stand, and a cashiers' cage, was a bit dingy. A busboy showed me the staircase down to the nightclub.
I had been sixteen years old for three weeks. I was all dressed up in a lavender four-gore flared skirt made by my mother, a polka-dot blouse, a hand-me-down fingertip-length gray-squirrel coat, a pillbox hat with violets, and my one pair 4of high heels.
I had no strategy, no plan for my life beyond this audition and college in the fall. And, of course, I had my dream. Someday I would be a great actress, Eleanora Duse, Katherine Cornell, Helen Hayes. Or would I be a movie star-Ginger Rogers, Margaret Sullavan, Greta Garbo? No, not Garbo-I was from New Jersey.
That day I felt completely sure of myself. After all, I'd had a postcard addressed to me personally from Billy Rose himself, inviting me to this call for dancers. Down the stairs I went into another world.
The Diamond Horseshoe was luxurious. Near the entrance across the whole width of the room was a Gay Nineties-type bar, brass railed and mirrored. The walls were red velvet. There were crystal chandeliers. At the far end was the proscenium stage, with a horseshoe-shaped runway coming out of it. The inside of the horseshoe was lowered between shows to become the dance floor. Tables for about four hundred people surrounded the runway.
There was no one there except a young man. I took him for another bellboy or busboy. He seemed to be repositioning some of the tables and chairs.
"Excuse me. Is this where the call for dancers is?"
"Yes-but I think you'll find it's tomorrow."
"Oh no," I said. "I have a personal card from Mr. Billy Rose."
"Even so," he grinned at me, "it's tomorrow." He's fresh, I thought, as I fished in my pocketbook and took out the card. "Today's the tenth, isn't it?"
"Come back tomorrow. Today's the ninth." He was still grinning.
"Thank you," I said, as if to an underling. "I will."
He called after me, "Are you a dancer?"
I looked back and deigned to say, "Yes."
"Are you a good dancer?"
At that I stopped. "Very," I said, turned on my heel and left.
The scene the next day was entirely different. Six hundred girls had had cards from Mr. Rose. We'd all been invited personally. The stage manager and four assistants corralled us into groups of twenty. There was a work light on the stage, an upright piano and a trestle table with five chairs, a thermos of coffee, pitchers of water, ashtrays, pads, and pencils. At noon they arrived. The stage manager introduced them: "the director, John Murray Anderson" (white-haired, tough, and sharp-looking); "our designer, Raoul Pene du Bois" (a tall, refined, and delicate man); "Billy Rose himself" (short, with slick black hair, his stubby body encased in a very expensive suit with matching silk polka-dot tie and pocket handkerchief-Rose radiated energy and power, which made him attractive); and then "Gene Kelly, our choreographer." He was wearing an open-necked white shirt, a dark long-sleeved sweater, dark trousers, and moccasins. He seemed to be balanced on the balls of his feet, ready to spring like a cat. The combination of sensitive Irish face and slim muscular body was spectacular enough, but he was also the only one at that table who looked at us as individuals. And he was my "busboy"-the one I had told that I was a very good dancer. I felt the blush begin in the pit of my stomach. When I happened to catch his eye, he grinned at me again.
When my group lined up onstage, I was still blushing. We made a full turn in place as instructed, and then waited to be chosen. It was very quick. Five or six from each group were sent to the dressing room to put on rehearsal clothes. Then another lineup. By one-thirty, we were down to forty girls and I was still there. We broke until two-fifteen-lunch if we wanted it. I wasn't hungry.
Now the real audition began.
We would each step forward and give our name and our credits. The rehearsal pianist sat ready to play the traditional "Bye Bye Blues" forty times. The first eight bars were for the "time-step," then for the rest of the chorus we each did an original routine.
And then we waited.
Gene told me months later how it went.
They were hiring twelve dancers plus an understudy. Seven girls were on all four lists. I was on only two of them-Gene's and Raoul Pene du Bois's. The stage manager nixed me: "She's got no tits-she looks twelve years old." Billy Rose said, "Don't mention ages-yeah, no tits, but she has got the long stems." His chorus line was advertised as "Billy Rose's Long Stemmed American Beauties," so the legs were important to him. Gene fought for me. He said I could dance, and he needed some good dancers. Raoul murmured something about "a small-town Botticelli"-and Billy decided in my favor. He was into Art.


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Open Source JavaScript talk at JavaScript Cambridge
I presented a talk about my experiences developing Open Source JavaScript applications for CS Blogs today at the JavaScript Cambridge user group.
I covered
- how your intended developer audience should affect your technical decisions
- how a good application doesn't always become a good open source project
- how to structure an application or system to make it easy to contribute to
- how the CS Blogs workflow fits together
After having received some feedback from Charlotte, who watched the whole thing, I intend to make some improvements to the structure of the presentation and submit it to some other conferences.
I'm not sure how much sense the slides will make without me talking around them, but they're available here.
There are a few things that any seasoned Software Engineer will have had
arguments discussions about. Windows vs Linux, Merge vs Rebase and inevitably code indentation style.
Just today Rob and I discussed whether we should diverge from the "One True Brace Style" (1TBS) decreed by the AirBnB JavaScript Guide toward the Stoustrup style of indentation. The only difference? Stroustrup does not use a "cuddled else", instead else keywords are on their own line.
Does such a minor difference matter? I would argue it does. If being able to read code in a certain style increases a programmers productivity then that is no bad thing. However, this increase in productivity can be easily offset by having to change style when working in different codebases. Consistency is important.
To maintain consistency in the CS Blogs codebase every component would have to be updated. This would mean 100s of lines changing for style, reducing the effectiveness of git blame and muddying the commit history. Even if we were to do this eslint-config-airbnb was downloaded 399,657 times in the last month and I would wager most of the projects using it are sticking with the suggested 1TBS style. The advantage of having code that looks like the "standard" for an open source project is that it enables potential contributers to get involved that bit easier.
My theory about code style guidelines is that in a team of n people n-1 people will be unhappy with at least part of the guideline. The only person that will be completely happy with them will be the person whom decided upon the rules. Programming is merely transcribing processes and thoughts into a language a computer can understand, and in that sense it is very personal and everyone is likely therefore to have strong feelings around how those thoughts look on screen.
As with so many things in Software Engineering, in many ways the style you choose doesn't matter, but sticking to it and enforcing consistency does. This is why I am against changing the CS Blogs codebase even though I agree with Rob that the stoustrup style is nicer on the eye.
So, what can Rob do in this situation? The first option would be to just keep writing in the 1TBS style until it seems natural (this took me a few days of writing), however he could also use an automated code formatter to change how his local code looks and then automatically have it changed to the prescribed style before any commits to version control. Any mistakes by the automated code formatter would be caught by the ESLint commit hook.
Re-architecting CS Blogs
Where are we now?
As I mentioned in my previous post the current CS Blogs system grew out of a prototype. This meant that the requirements of the system were discovered in parallel with designing and implementing the system, resulting in the slightly weird architecture shown below.
I say its weird because the `web-app` component isn't really just a web application — it's also an API server for the android application (and in theory any other app) and includes all the business logic of the system.
The decision to use MongoDB was born partly out of the desire to be "JavaScript all the way down" and partly out of the desire to be using what was cool at the time. Unfortunately at the time of building the system MongoDB wasn't supported as a SaaS offering on Microsoft Azure — where CS Blogs is currently hosted — so the database was hosted on MLab, making database calls more expensive in terms of networking time than necessary.
The `feed-aggregator` is a small node.js application ran as an Azure WebJob. It was hacked together in a few days and really only supports certain RSS and ATOM feeds. For example it works great for ATOM feeds using <description> tags, but not ones which use <content> tags. These oversights were made due to the software not being developed on much real data, essentially only my own feed, and the homogeneous nature of our users blogs — they're mainly all Blogger or WordPress.com.
Despite the obvious and numerous flaws of the system it has worked well for the past year or so. However, when I wanted to add the concepts of organisation to the system — a way of seeing blogs only written by people at a certain company or university — I found the system to be a hodge-podge of technical debt, to the point where adding new features was going to take longer than developing a good, modular, expandable system. It was time to pay down the technical debt.
The first thing to do was to determine what parts of the old system were good — and try to ensure that these poistive things didn't regress in the new system –, which things were in need of improvement and what new features we should add in at the same time.
Fortunately CS Blogs does do a number of things well:
- Short lead time — New posts appear in the system within 15 minutes
- Good Web App — The front end works well both on desktop and on mobile and is very performant due to its lack of scripts. The work Rob did on the styling makes it a joy to use
- Good Authentication — Users enjoy being able to use Github, Stack Exchange or WordPress to sign in and I enjoy not having to look after their passwords
A few things it could improve on are:
- Support for a larger range of RSS and ATOM feeds — ATOM support in particular isnt great in the current system
- A lot of functionality only works in the web app — Any method which requires authentication, such as signing up to the system, isn't avaliable through the API
- Feed aggregation downloads every authors feed every 15 minutes, this is a lot of data and wouldn't be economic to scale to 100s of users
- Code maintainability is poor due to a complete lack of automated testing and linting
The additional user-facing features I want to implement are:
- Notifications of new blog posts for CS Blogs applications on Android/iOS
- Support for the aforementioned organisations feature
Designing a Distributed System
The system you can see in the diagram below was designed with the intention of fulfilling out of the requirements which I outlined above. You'll notice the use of Amazon Web Services icons, as I have recently switched hosting from Azure to AWS. There are a enough reasons for this decision to warrent its own blog post, so I wont go into detail here.
In the new system all applications are treated as first class citizens, meaning there is nothing that the web application can do that any other application can't. This is achieved by having all of the business logic, authentication and database interaction handled by the `api-server` — which is accessable by anthing that can make HTTPS:// requests and handle JSON responses.
This means that the mobile applications will be able to perform actions such as registering a user and editing their details, which they cannot under the current system. Another benefit to the mobile applications that isn't shown on this diagram is that the `feed-downloader` calls Amazon SNS with information about how many new blog posts it has found every time it runs, this in turn is relayed to the mobile applications in the form of notifications.
Whereas in the old system we used MongoDB, I've opted to use PostgreSQL — via the Sequelize Node.js ORM — this time around. Some of the features I want to implement in the future, such as organisations, make more sense as relations rather than as document in my mind and the ecosystem of applicatons for interacting with SQL databases, and in partciular PostgreSQL, is much more mature than MongoDB.
The `feed-downloader` is portable, but contains an entry point so that it can be used as a infrastructureless AWS Lambda function (and I suppose this entry point would also work for the newly released Azure Function system). It's a bit more clever than the old `feed-aggregator` in that it uses If-Modified-Since HTTP requests to only download and parse RSS or ATOM feeds that purport to have changed since the last time an aggregation was ran.
The implementation of the `feed-downloader`, `api-server` and `web-app` components follows my guide to writing better quality Node.js applications. Node.js was chosen due to its abundance of good quality libraries, ease of interaction with JSON objects and the authors familarity with it in production scenarios.
In order to meet the requirement of good maintainability the `feed downloader` was built using the test driven development methodology and currently has 99% test coverage. These tests use real data, feeds from actual CS Blogs authors, including feeds from Blogger, WordPress.com, WordPress.org, Ghost and Jekyll.
Theres still a lot to be done before before the new CS Blogs can be released, so why not hit up the contribution guide and get involved?
Writing better quality Node.js applications
In February last year I started writing my first Node.js App, csblogs.com, alongside Rob Crocombe. The application has run without too many issues since then, serving around 1100 unique visitors per month. However, because it started out as a prototype we didn't follow many of the best practices we should have done, and its starting to show now we want to extend the application.
Since writing a more complicated application at Trainline — which provides an API to clients and consumes many Windows Services, RESTful APIs and Redis Caches itself — I've realised how important it is to be using good software engineering techniques and tools from the very beginning of development.
Whilst most of the concepts in this post are language independent, the example tools I explain are all geared towards Node.
The Basics
These first few things are obvious, and are things you should be doing in all your projects.
Source Control
Source Control everything, even prototypes. The minuscule amount of disk space a git repository will require, and the few seconds every so often to write a commit message will be incomparable to the amount of time you will save by being able to revert a change, or check when changes occurred.
I've taken to using Github's variant of the git flow pattern in which branches are deployed to production and only merged into master once they have been tested "in the wild". This means that whatever code is in master is always certified as working in production and can be relied upon to be rolled back to in the event a new branch doesn't work as intended. I like the WordPress Calypso Branch Naming Scheme to make it easy to understand what is being developed in each branch.
Branches use the following naming conventions:
add/{something}— When you are adding a completely new feature
update/{something}— When you are iterating on an existing feature
fix/{something}— When you are fixing something broken in a feature
try/{something}— When you are trying out an idea and want feedback
If you don't like that naming convention or it doesn't suit your needs, thats fine. Choose a naming convention and stick with it. As with so many stylistic choices in Software Engineering it isn't the style that is important but the uniformity and consistency it brings.
There are few things as annoying when developing software as opening a repository to find no information in how to build the project, run tests against the project or what data and functions the code it contains exposes to its consumers. When developing your code you should try to keep your documentation up to date with at least this information:
- How to build
- How to run tests
- How to deploy
- Data and functions exposed
Things like how to run your build, test and deployment scripts shouldn't be changing so often as to be a pain to keep up to date. The data and functions exposed however may change reasonably often, especially if you are iterating whilst developing an API, so in order to make that task easier I suggest you use something like Swagger.io.
Testing code is one of the things that, 5 years into learning about developing software, I'm still learning about and still eager to learn more about. Good quality testing can be the difference between a bug rearing its head in production and costing you thousands of pounds and it being caught, thought about, and fixed earlier in the development cycle. Automated testing also means that you can be confident that any changes you make won't be causing regression bugs.
When writing a new class, I first sketch out the interface — e.g. the public constructors, functions and data that the class will expose.
class Train { constructor(name, britishRailCode) { } getTopSpeed() { } determineLocation() { } }
Then I spend some time thinking about all the potential edge cases, as well as the 'happy path' through each of the functions. For example, what should happen when an invalid BR code is provided to the constructor? What happens if GPS coordinates cannot be determine due to faulty hardware — or in the case of html5 geolocation lack of user permission — in the determineLocation() call? What data should I get back from each of these functions? Is there a timeout after which the function should return an error if it hasn't completed?
Once I have an idea of the expected behaviour of the class I start writing test, in a Behaviour Driven Development way, using the Chai Assertion Library and Mocha Test Framework. There are many advantages to use BDD, one of my favourites is that you dont write names for your unit tests, you state the expected behaviour in a full sentence — this makes it so much easier to realise the intention of the test and makes it so that test code can, in some senses, document the application code. Another great attribute of BDD is that it allows you to think in terms of what you want your code to behave like, rather than implementation details.
Test Coverage
Test coverage is a highly discredited method of determining the quality of a set of unit tests. Covering every line of code doesn't mean you have thought of every conceivable edge case and therefore doesn't guarantee your code is free of defects — indeed no testing can, as testing only shows the existence of bugs, not their absence. However, at minimum you should be covering every line of code — and every branch. (Yes, you can have a branch of code that doesn't include any lines — I leave working out how as an exercise for the reader)
JavaScript allows you to make decisions on many areas of syntax. To use semi-colons, or not to use semi-colons — that is just one of the questions. When writing code in a team its easier if all of the code is formatted in the same way, so you don't waste time reformatting it to a way you prefer code to be written. One way of doing this is to have everyone memorise your projects coding conventions and hope they stick to them, a much better way is to use a linter which will warn the programmer if they break any of the projects rules — this ensures that everybody writes in the same style.
An additional benefit of linting is that, depending on which linter you use, you get static analysis of your code provided to you too. This means the linter can point out any variables you have defined, but haven't later used, for example.
I personally prefer to use ESLint as it allows different rules to be configured through the use of plugins. This means that you can have a set of rules for React JSX code and a different, more suitable, set of rules for your Mocha tests. For the bulk of my application code I use the official Airbnb style guide ESLint plugin — I like Airbnb's focus on using modern JavaScript constructs and having code be as explicit as possible. They also provide lint rules for React code.
Commit Hooks
Linting and Testing is all well and good, but you need to have the members of your team buy in to using it. And, even on a one man team, I often forget to run tests and linting before I commit code resulting in broken builds and ugly code being in the master branch of my respository.
Commit hooks can be used to ensure that your unit tests and linter are always ran before a developer can commit their code. This means they can't forget to lint or unit test and actually saves time in the long run. I use the pre-commit package to provide this functionality. In combination with good unit tests and linting, pre-commit hooks can help ensure that the code in your repository is always working and readable. (Note: a developer can decide to skip hooks if they're in a rush to develop a hot fix, but this should be avoided under normal working conditions)
Configuration is an important part of any application. It can be as simple as wanting to be able to change which database you want to connect to when on your location machine vs which one you connect to in production, however you don't want this information to get into the public domain!
I used to use JSON files for configuration. However, these could easily be accidentally committed to git and make the secrets they contain public knowledge. Recently I've opted to use Environmental Variables for all the reasons outlined by Twelve Factor. The dotenv module for Node.js makes environmental variables easy to change in development. In the CSBlogs applications I've been writing I provide a sample.env file which includes all the names of environmental variables developers should be setting to get the app working in their local environment.
So, there it is. A quick run-down of some very basic steps to give yourself a nice place to work in JavaScript world. Now get developing!
Graduating from York
On January 23rd I graduated with an MSc in Advanced Computer Science from The University of York. It was a nice occasion to get together and be merry with the family, and of course for some photos in my cap and gown — this time they were grey and blue.
My parents took my degree home with them and hung it up next to my undergraduate degree and departmental award. I think they look nice together.
For some more nice pictures you can check out my dads blog post about it.
HackTrain 2.0
It seems like a lifetime ago, but the first HackTrain event was actually only 9 months ago — It probably feels so long ago to me as so much has change in the interim, including me getting a job as a result of the first event.
When an opportunity came up to represent Trainline at the second HackTrain I jumped at it as I thought it would be nice to go full circle in a sense, going back with a job in the industry, and simply because I loved the friendly competitive atmosphere of the hackathon.
HackTrain 2.0 was a much larger event than the original, with 3 trains of Hackers rather than 1. I was assigned to the Big Data Train, in which participants would focus on using the APIs made available by the rail industry,
I originally thought I would be mentoring teams and helping them get set up with any RailTech APIs I knew about, however I actually ended up participating in a team consisting of myself, two Computer Science students and an engineer from french national rail operator SNCF. We worked together to build a web application called TrainGuard.
TrainGuards tagline is Calmer, Drier journeys. This is because the aim of the application, which is written in Node.js, is to allow customers to make more informed choices about their journeys. When using travel booking services that are currently available you can see what time you'll depart from your origin and what time you're expected to get to your destination, but nothing is said about what will happen in between.
When we were conducting market research on our South West Trains service to Bournemouth a lot of people told us they disliked being on trains which were full of football fans, or loud people coming out from a gig. The small sample we took rated those experiences as being as bad or worse than being on a delayed train, and that to avoid such circumstances they would be willing to reschedule their booking. Weather factored into peoples travel decisions less, but was still important.
On match days, or other particularly busy periods of rail travel the Train Operating Companies (TOCs) would much rather that their load of passengers was more evenly distributed throughout the days services. This is because each minute a train is delayed on the British Rail Network the train operating company gets fined, in some cases hundreds or thousands of pounds per minute — depending on where the tardiness occurs and how many other train services are affected by it.
The idea therefore occurred to me that we could aid both the traveller and the TOCs by allowing passengers who wish to avoid such events a chance to reschedule their journey and change their tickets. Initially we started out with the idea of making this an API that ticket distributors, such as Trainline, could tap into — however, we realised that at a hackathon client facing applications are more likely to do well.
As a team we implemented a subsystem that could connect to the SilverRail travel planning API, which had been specially opened up to the public for HackTrain 2.0. This subsystem would accept a journey plan in the form of an origin station code, a destination station code and a departure time and return a list of stations comprising the complete route. Using this information we then checked for events within a given distance of each station en route on Eventful, which is itself an aggregation of many other event websites — using specific filters we could find only the events that we felt could cause disruption to the end user.
In a perfect world this information would be shown to the user at or before the time of booking, or if circumstances changed their could be alerted via a notification on their phone — however, for our prototype they would have to visit a webpage hosted by us. The webpage was written using semantic HTML5 and styled using CSS3, it was designed to be responsive and as you can see above it works well on both desktop and mobile, mobile being especially important of course as the act of travelling means you're most likely to be on a mobile rather than a desktop when you check this page.
When designing the page I wanted to make it beautiful to look at, but also really easy to grok what the page was trying to tell you — therefore I went with a design that included Bootstrap Jumbotrons with parallax scrolling high quality image backgrounds.
As with all Hackathons the most nerve-racking, but equally exciting, part of the weekend was the pitching at the end. We felt we had a good product that was mutually beneficial for both the industry and its customers but we had to convince 2 panels of judges of that. As I mentioned before, the event this time round took place on 3 different trains, so in order to get to the final we had to have one of the top 3 pitches out of the 10 teams on our train.
Excitingly we did make it to the final, in which we pitched to judges from the rail industry. There were judges from SilverRail, Trainline, Great Western Trains and The Ministry of Transport. Unfortunately we didn't come in the top 3 teams at then end, but we had a lot of fun over the weekend and were proud that we got to the final and were given an opportunity to tell the industry how we felt they could deliver Smarter Journeys — which is something Trainline is currently focused on.
Thanks to everyone at HackPartners who made the event possible, and all of the sponsors of the event for making it so fun and giving 120 of the best hackers a chance to develop much needed improvements for the Rail industry.


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Unlike conventional welding methods, this makes use of a readily ignited aluminum-based powder.
The Fluke 325 and Klein CL2000 beg to disagree.
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Yeah, we're on mudwatch now!
Lots of information about possible mudslides and debris flows:
First, David Datz tells us about this link at the Altadena Library website that collects mudslide-related links.
The county has also sent out a memo with some relevant websites (many of which are duplicated at the library's page):
For information on the Station Fire BAER: Watershed Rapid Assessment and Response go to:
Coordinated Agency Recovery Effort (CARE): www.dpwcare.org
LACo Department of Public Works http://dpw.lacounty.gov/wrd/fire/
For Frequently Asked Questions on Post-Fire Flooding and Debris Flows and Protective
Measures: http://dpw.lacounty.gov/wrd/fire/display.cfm?product=file/faq.htm
For the DWP Homeowner's guide for Flood, Debris and Erosion Control go to: http://dpw.lacounty.gov/wmd/HomeOwners/index.cfm.
The DWP provides advice to homeowners on the management of Flood, Debris and Erosion Control. You can contact them and have them speak at your next [Fire Safe Council] meeting.
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