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Brussels, Belgium - June 18, 2014 - CloudBees, Inc., the Jenkins Enterprise company and continuous delivery leader, today announced Jenkins Workflow, a significant new facility for Jenkins. The new Workflow facility enables Jenkins to orchestrate development and deployment processes in continuous delivery environments. CloudBees led the development effort for the Jenkins Workflow project, initially defining requirements for it based on input from the Jenkins CI community. Jenkins Workflow is available for developer preview and is being developed in the Jenkins community as an open source plugin.
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Kawaguchi and Jesse Glick, lead developer at CloudBees, drove the development of the Jenkins Workflow plugin core functionality. They leveraged CloudBees' resources for the effort and encouraged developers to extend the technology even further. Kawaguchi also said CloudBees plans to develop additional features for the CloudBees Continuous Delivery Platform, which will build on the new workflow functionality.
"Jenkins has a number of ways to 'chain' projects together - to create triggers, promotions, copied artifacts, etc.," added Glick, who will lead a "Workflow in Jenkins" session Wednesday, June 18, at the JUC 2014 US East conference in Boston. "However, assembling these into a complex continuous deployment pipeline can be painful. Organisations needed a new way to streamline these workflow capabilities, and we think this offering will give them what they're looking for."
The functionality provided by Jenkins Workflow is extensive and provides developers and IT operations personnel the complete tools necessary to orchestrate activities that are:
- Complex - Complex workflows can be defined within a single build job in Jenkins
- Long-running - Jenkins Workflow allows jobs to survive restarts of Jenkins masters and slaves
- Non-sequential - It is simple to define jobs to run in parallel and to control the flow of jobs
- Pausable - Job execution can be gated by both human and external system interactions
- Retryable - When failures occur, steps can be retried to avoid restarting a job from scratch
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The chamber, a budget watchdog under parliament, has concluded that the government misused a $1.4bn World Bank loan by channelling the money into its cash-starved budget and into servicing foreign debts, instead of on structural reforms, as intended. A senior official also claimed that an audit of the Russian Central Bank had uncovered "gross violations" of the law.
Although the chamber has a record of criticising the government with little result, it is far from alone. Russia's chief auditor, Venyamin Sokolov, has said that the Central Bank stole or wasted billions of dollars from the IMF - a claim which prompted a call from Tony Blair for an overhaul of the fund and the World Bank.
Russia's procurator-general has also announced an investigation into the bank, saying that preliminary findings suggested irregularities.
The allegations diminish still further Russia's chances of getting any more funds out of the world's lenders. In particular, they will further jeopardise the next $4.8bn instalment of the now discredited rescue package from the IMF. No lesser figure than Helmut Kohl, Boris Yeltsin's best friend (and biggest creditor) in the West, has said that further funds cannot be justified.
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In Job 39:25, the Revised Version (British and American) "Aha," of the battle-horse.
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• In 1914, 103 German reservists arrived in Galveston from Mexico.
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Aries (Mar 21 – Apr 19) – Six of Abundance – Heaven opens its loving arms and pours abundance onto you! An unexpected gift is on its way. Accept it with gratitude and humility, knowing that you'll have a chance to return the generosity by giving to others in the future. Consider volunteering for a charitable organization.
Taurus (Apr 20 – May 20) – Guardian of Abundance – This is a time of great success for you. All your plans are blessed and will move forward perfectly. Unexpected job opportunities arise in the near future. Make sure to accept them. This card indicates that someone with an amazing career is involved in the situation. This is a powerful person with great integrity who enjoys hard work. This person could be you!
Gemini (May 21 – June 20) – Messenger of Emotion – This is the beginning of a new emotional experience that could grow into something deeper. You may receive a message expressing feelings that you didn't even know where developing. A social invitation could soon be on its way to you. There's a person involved who's very gentle and loving, with only the kindest of intentions. It could be you, especially if you're artistic, shy, and sensitive.
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Leo (July 23 – Aug 22) – Two of Emotion – A relationship grows closer as two people fall in love, or a current relationship grows much stronger. Friendships may deepen into a spiritual connection. Mutual respect and understanding exist or will develop. Don't give up on relationships that feel challenging to you. There's still hope!
Virgo (Aug 23 – Sept 22) – Ace of Emotion – This cherub is announcing that a wonderful new emotional experience is coming into your life. You may meet someone new who makes your heart flutter, or your current relationship will experience a reawakening. It's also possible that your intuitive abilities will be greatly increased by your open heart.
Libra (Sept 23 – Oct 22) – Ace of Action – This cherub is heralding a time of wonderful new opportunities related to your creativity, your career, or pursuing your dreams. This is a card of action, and if you've been procrastinating, it's time to really get busy. It's also a great time to start a new business. Have confidence in your abilities!
Scorpio (Oct 23 – Nov 21) – Celebration – This is a wonderful time in your life. Difficulties fall away, and the light at the end of the tunnel is a star you can wish upon! The timing is right to make long-term plans for a joyful future. Have faith that things are going to turn out beautifully.
Sagittarius (Nov 22 – Dec 21) – Three of Abundance – Your passions will lead to your Divine life purpose. Do what you love, and have confidence in your talent. Learn everything there is to know about your interests by taking classes, getting a mentor, or teaming up with like-minded people. Allow your creativity to soar!
Capricorn (Dec 22 – Jan 19) – Ace of Abundance – This cherub brings wonderful news! A windfall of resources comes your way to help you with your plans. These resources may involve money, advice, or assistance in getting things done. It's a good time to start a new venture, change careers, or go into business for yourself. There may be important contracts to sign.
Aquarius (Jan 20 – Feb 18) – Successful Completion – This is a time of incredible accomplishment! You're justified in feeling joy, a sense of completion, and pride in the amazing job you've done. You've been blessed with many spiritual insights. Soon you'll begin a new journey, but for now, take time to bask in the happiness of your dreams coming true!
Pisces (Feb 19 – Mar 20) – Ten of Abundance – Heaven has provided so many blessings! Your family members are bonded and working together. The children are provided for, and a comfortable retirement will one day come along. You've taught your family the grace that comes from knowing right from wrong, and you should be very proud!
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WTO sees EU, US trade prowess shifting by 2035
Any way you look at it, the United States and European Union will remain dominant players in world trade over the next two decades.
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Any way you look at it, the United States and European Union will remain dominant players in world trade over the next two decades.
The real question, says the World Trade Organization in a new report, is how much ground they cede to rising economies like China.
The WTO's annual trade report says that under good economic conditions, China could increase its export share of manufactured goods to almost a quarter of global trade by 2035 while India's could more than double, to 5 percent.
The report Thursday says that under tougher conditions the EU and U.S. market shares would rise - but they would still lose in absolute terms because of a weaker economy.
In that case, it said, China and developing countries would lose market share.
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The walker turned out to be a midwife colleague of mine (in a previous life) and her old dog Zeb, so I got coffee and a yarn post am on the beach.
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With polls due to open in less than 24 hours, leftwing Syriza and the conservative New Democracy party are level-pegging in the race to win the election in Greece.
The vote is being seen as a crucial indicator for the country's future within the eurozone.
Syriza leader Alexis Tsipras is the most likely candidate for the next prime minister of Greece.
Although his party does not want to abandon the single-currency, it does reject the harsh austerity that comes with accepting the 130 billion euro bailout the country desperately needs.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel has warned there will be no renegotiation of the terms.
Antonis Samaras's New Democracy took part in the agreement of the original bailout deal with the EU, IMF and European Central Bank back in February. Samaras is promising to "find common ground" on the agreement, whilst making modifications to ease the pain for Greece.
Far-right party Golden Dawn are hoping to build on their popularity after the inconclusive May 6 election saw them take nearly seven percent of the vote and win 21 seats.
Greece's eurozone partners are hoping this election will produce a stable government, that will stick to the bailout deal and the euro – preventing a crisis.
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im sorry for you guys. crammer acted like kinder was god of oil. i traded it a couple of times. i learned the hard way "hold til i die." so sorry
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Summer Heat
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In the Middle
In the recent tent-city protests, middle-class Israelis took to the streets to protest a political system that ignores them. Without a clear message, will these demonstrations have any effect?
Long View
At a book festival in Sicily, admiring a tranquil lifestyle and remembering a father's bedtime stories about drunks and prostitutes, based on his time spent Irgun gun-running at Italy's southern tip
A night spent in a Croatian art museum—a cultural-exchange project I'd repressed agreeing to—yielded clarifying reminders of the ethnic tensions in both the land I was visiting and the one I call home
Fare and Good
There are many ways a marriage can be tested. Inviting a strange cab driver into your home without informing your wife beforehand is one.
When the middle-aged, out-of-shape male body finally begins to rebel, there are only so many reparative options for the devoutly sedentary. In praise of pilates and—of all things—prenatal yoga.
Lies We Tell
Israelis like to call their army the most moral in the world. But as the case of the recently disgraced Gen. Yoav Galant shows, prevarications are the rule, not the exception.
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Kelly Gneiting had a big, rather ill-advised dream. The 405-pound sumo wrestler wanted to set the record for the heaviest person ever to complete a marathon. Gneiting actually walked a 26.2-mile course once before, in 2008, but did not attempt to get into Guinness World Records. At this weekend's Los Angeles Marathon, he tried to make that dream come true. A brief Q&A guide:
Who is Gneiting?
A 40-year-old New Mexico native who describes himself variously as "The Fat Man" and "one of the best athletes in the world." Gneiting's nearly quarter-ton bulk has helped him triumph in three national sumo wrestling championships. Even at 405 pounds, he is able to perform the splits and multiple pushups.
Why did he run the marathon?
He hoped to send a message to a "society obsessed with being thin," says Kurt Streeter at the Los Angeles Times. "Big people," he says, "can do the unimaginable."
Was this really such a good idea?
No, says Briana Rognlin at Bliss Tree. Gneiting isn't just a few pounds overweight. "He's obese, putting him at risk for more than just sore knees." Obviously, such "grueling physical activity" could result in "sudden cardiac death."
So what happened?
Gneiting finished the 26.2-mile course in 9 hours, 48 minutes and 52 seconds — a full two hours faster than his 2008 attempt. He jogged for the first eight miles, but walked the remaining 18, even though he'd developed enormous blisters. Gneiting's weight actually dropped to 396 pounds during the race, but he still earned his Guinness distinction. The next heaviest person to complete the race was a willowy 275 pounds.
What did Gneiting say afterwards?
Gneiting called the challenge "pure hell," but managed to crack a joke for reporters: "I'd like to see the Kenyan improve his marathon time by two hours," he said, an apparent reference to Ethiopian runner Markos Geneti, who won the race in 2 hours, 6 minutes and 35 seconds.
What's next?
Gneiting has bigger dreams than running simple marathons. He wants to hike from the Dead Sea to Mt. Everest, has plans to swim the English Channel, and is trying to get a tryout with the NFL's Philadelphia Eagles.
Sources: Los Angeles Times, New York Daily News, BBC, Bliss Tree
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