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Past Fantasy Spotlight winners Mike Accursi (left) and Shawn Evans square off in this week's edition.
Last week's Fantasy Spotlight was a bit unconventional as it matched two players from different positions against one another. Calgary forward Daryl Veltman took on Minnesota transition player Andrew Suitor. They each played back-to-back games so we'll compare their better performances. Here are their stats:
Veltman (vs. Washington): six assists and two loose balls for 14 fantasy points.
Suitor (vs. Edmonton): two assists and 11 loose balls for 15 fantasy points.
Although neither player had a goal, they both produced at a level beyond their current fantasy value of $12. Suitor squeaks this one out by the skin of his teeth thanks to his accumulation of 11 loose balls, giving the Swarm their first spotlight victory of the season.
This week's spotlight will feature two past winners as Rochester's Mike Accursi, the victor in Week 7 will face Calgary's Shawn Evans, who defeated his brother, Scott, in the Week 12 spotlight.
Accursi got off to a great start this season with 104 fantasy points in his first six games. He's cooled off somewhat - 88 fantasy points in his last six games - but is still one of the top scoring players on the Knighthawks.
Shawn Evans has produced more consistently throughout the year and has more overall fantasy points with 224, compared to Accursi's 193. He has also played one more game, however, so that might account for the difference. Calgary and Rochester play each other Friday night and it will be the first time Evans has faced the Knighthawks since they traded him. This variable could lead to him having a huge game or a disappointing one.
Who do you think will come out on top in this week's matchup? Shawn Evans or "No Mercy" Mike Accursi? Vote in the poll on the right.
Kevin Crowley (Philadelphia $20) – Crowley is one of the top scorers in the Fantasy Challenge but is still only valued at just $20. His 245 total fantasy points puts him right up there with some of the elite $25 players. He is a contender for the league's Rookie of the Year award and is second in the NLL with 33 goals. Considering goals are worth four fantasy points a pop, this can really help your team.
Garrett Billings (Toronto $25) – Colorado isn't playing this weekend so many fantasy owners are probably looking for someone to replace John Grant Jr. in their lineups. Billings would be your guy. He's hot right now with 129 fantasy points in his last four games and a whopping 43 last week alone. Billings has always been good but he has stepped up even more so with injuries taking Blaine Manning and Josh Sanderson out of commission.
Zack Greer (Edmonton $13) – Greer has been one of the Rush's best fantasy players this season. He averages 13 fantasy points per game, which makes him the most cost efficient player at this price range. He is also riding a hot streak with 15 or more fantasy points in each of his last four contests. Edmonton is looking to keep its playoff hopes alive and with a 4-7 record, each game is important to them. Expect Greer to keep up this pace in the final few games of the season.
Mike Poulin (Calgary $18) – Poulin is one of just a few goalies producing above his price point with 18.8 fantasy points per game. He is the top-scoring goalie in the Fantasy Challenge, and Poulin hasn't seen less than double-digit production since Week 6. Poulin's matchup against the Knighthawks makes him even more appealing as their offense has struggled the last couple of games.
Josh Sanderson (Toronto $19) – Sanderson has missed the Rock's last two games due to injury. No word on when he'll be back in the lineup or many details about the injury itself so it is better to play it safe here and keep him off your roster.
Johnny Powless (Rochester $12) – Powless has been inconsistent this season and it seems that he has established a trend of following up a good fantasy game with a bad one. After putting up 17 points in Week 1, he scored just nine in Week 2. After scoring 16 points in Week 7, he then scored just five in Week 8. He had 18 points in Week 10 and followed it up with just two points in his next game on Week 12. Powless had a good fantasy game last weekend with 12 points so if this trend continues, then he is best avoided for this week.
G – Aaron Bold (Edmonton $18)
D – Kyle Rubisch (Edmonton $11)
D – Steve Toll (Edmonton $5)
T – Peter McFeteridge (Calgary $7)
T – Jordan MacIntosh (Minnesota $18)
T – Pat McCready (Rochester $8)
F – Cody Jamieson (Rochester $20)
F – Curtis Dickson (Calgary $16)
F – Garrett Billings (Toronto $25)
F – Kevin Crowley (Philadelphia $20)
Team Value: $148
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Configuration prerequisites for Rational Focal Point
- To work with the Investment Analysis component, first log in with your IBM® Rational® Focal Point™ credentials.
- Create a workspace in Rational Focal Point, and name it
Investment Analyzer. You need to be Global Administrator to create a workspace.
This and other names that follow are merely recommendations. You can choose whatever name you prefer.
After the workspace is created, it will be listed in Rational Focal Point under My Workspaces, as shown in Figure 1.
Figure 1. Newly added workspace
- Create a module called
Investment Analyzer Project.
Figure 2. Investment Analyzer Project module
- Select Configure > Attribute> Investment Analyzer Project, click Add attribute, and select a Time Grid attribute. Name this attribute
Investment Time Grid Attribute.
Figure 3. Configure Attribute in the module
- In the Time Grid attribute, add sheets (spreadsheet). For use with Investment Analysis, four sheets should be added. Name them as High, Likely, Low and Actual.
- Add a sheet to store the high bound for the estimates in each time period. Set the Scenario Type to High.
- Add a sheet to store the likely estimates. Set the Scenario Type to Likely.
- Add a sheet to store the low estimates. Set the Scenario Type to Low.
- (Optional) Add a sheet to store the actual values. Set the Scenario Type to Actual.
- Set the Time Interval to Quarterly, Monthly, or Yearly. For this example, the Time Interval is set as Monthly.
The Time Interval cannot be changed after you save the Time Grid attribute.
Start Date to End Date is the time span over which your financial reports are spread.
The Time Grid attribute should look like Figure 4.
Figure 4. Define the Time Grid attribute
Alternatively, you can reference other Date attributes if you defined any in the module. The example references Date attributes.
Figure 5. Define General Time Grid settings for all sheets
The rows of the Time Grid are used to store the estimates for the costs and benefits of the model. Determine all of the costs and benefits your model will require and add a row to the Time Grid for each cost or benefit.
- Add two rows and name them
Benefits. (Add a row for each cost or benefit in your model.)
- Select the Cost or Benefit flag to indicate whether this row represents a cost or benefit.
See the example in the screen capture in Figure 6.
Figure 6. Define rows in the Time Grid
- Select Modules > Investment Analyzer Project, and add an element by clicking on the button for Add an Investment Analyzer Project. An add form is displayed.
- Fill in the ID, Title, and Description (see Figure 7), and save the element.
Figure 7. A sample Investment Analyzer project
If you double-click or click on pencil icon for the attribute, you will see the attribute setup, as Figure 8 shows.
Figure 8. A sample project for investment analyzer
- Create an
Addview and a
Displayview for non-admin users to add an Investment Analyzer project.
- To add data to Time Grid attribute, after saving the element, click each sheet.
- Click each sheet to enter estimated values (High, Likely, Low, and Actual) for costs and benefits over the life of the project.
Figure 9. Details of the sample Investment Analyzer project added
- After you have entered the data for the High sheet, go to the Likely tab to fill in all of the details for that sheet.
- Repeat the same for Low and Actual sheets.
See Figures 10 through 13 for examples.
Figure 10. High sheet of Time Grid
Figure 11. Likely sheet of Time Grid
Figure 12. Low sheet of Time Grid
Figure 13. Actual sheet of Time Grid
The data for the Time Grid Sheets is saved only when you click Save.
- To edit this Time Grid attribute in the Investment Analysis component, convert the Time Grid attribute to display values in charts, as highlighted in the Figure 14.
Figure 14. Display chart settings for a Time Grid in an element
After you save the settings, the values entered in the sheets will be displayed graphically, as Figure 15 shows.
Figure 15. Time Grid attribute after filling in the time sheets
- To launch Investment Analyzer, click To Time Grid editor. In the Time Grid editor, click Menu > Investment Analysis.
Alternatively, you can launch Investment Analyzer by clicking on any sheet in the Time Grid attribute and then selecting Menu > Investment Analysis.
Investment Analysis allows you to manipulate the data estimates for all four sheets of one cost or one benefit at a time. The first step to inputting data is to choose which cost or benefit to work with.
- To select a cost or benefit, select one from the pull-down list below the time-currency grid.
The graph in Figure 16, from the Estimates tab, represents only the values mentioned in each sheet for cost for every month. This is the Estimates tab.
Figure 16. Net present value (NPV) in the Investment Analyzer project
Analyzing financial model results
In Investment Analysis mode, you can analyze the financial model results by using the NPV Probability and Stats tabs.
NPV Probability tab
On this tab, Investment Analysis continuously computes a probability distribution of the expected net present value (NPV) for the current financial model. It immediately responds to each update in the data. The probability distribution shows the 10th percentile, mode, and 90th percentile values for the NPV. The vertical line in the middle of the curve indicates the mode value.
To see additional values along the probability distribution, move the mouse pointer over the curve and hover.
- A red curve and underlying area represents a negative NPV.
- A green curve represents a positive expected NPV.
If a model does not yet contain high or low estimates, the expected NPV is a point, rather than a probability distribution.
Figure 17. Net present value (NPV) for the example considered
On the NPV Probability tab, all Cost and Benefit sheets configured in Time Grid are taken into account, even though, when "Show all curves" is unchecked, only one is displayed in the time-currency grid.
Modes are used for the triangular distribution inputs and the triangular distribution approximations of the calculator distributions.
Investment Analysis simplifies the formula just to combine the Benefits and to combine the Costs.
The NPV Probability Distribution is calculated by a Monte Carlo Simulation.
For the example in Figure 17, NPV is calculated by using the formula shown in Figure 18, where:
B = Benefits (each is a random variable) C = Costs (each is a random variable) n = Time span (in this case, 3 months) r = discount rate per period i = summation counter
Figure 18. NPV formula
Project stats
The project statistics are calculated according to the following table.
Table 1. Parameters and descriptions for project statistics
|Current NPV
|The sum of the discounted benefits from today to the end of the project, subtracted from the sum of discounted costs from today to the end of the project.
|Expected NPV at Delivery
|The sum of discounted costs from delivery to project end subtracted from the sum of discounted benefits from delivery to project end.
|Benefits to Date
|The sum of the benefits from the start of the project to yesterday.
|Benefits to Go
|The sum of the benefits from today to the end of the project.
|Costs to Date
|The sum of the discounted costs from the start of the project to yesterday.
|Costs to Go
|The sum of the discounted costs from today to the end of the project.
|ROI to Date
|The NPV of the project from the start of the project to today, divided by the sum of the discounted costs from the start of the project to yesterday.
|ROI to Go
|The NPV of the project divided by the sum of discounted costs from today to the end of the project.
|Expected ROI at Delivery
|The Expected NPV at Delivery over the sum of discounted costs from project start to delivery.
|Total Benefits
|The sum of the benefits from the start of the project to the end.
|Total Costs
|The sum of discounted costs from the start of the project to the end.
|Payback Period
|The time period when the discounted costs balances the discounted benefits.
|<unit> to Date
|The sum of the defined units from the start of the project to yesterday.
|<unit> to Go
|The sum of the defined units from today to the end of the project.
|Total <unit>
|The sum of the defined units from the start of the project to the end.
|<unit>/<cost unit> to Date
|The sum of the defined units of each cost unit from the start of the project to yesterday.
|<unit>/<cost unit> to Go
|The sum of the defined unit of each cost unit from today to the end of the project.
Figure 19 shows the values of each parameter for the example.
Figure 19. Project Stats results display
Figure 20. Investment Time Grid Attribute graph
The remaining formulas for this example follow.
Internal rate of return (IRR)
Given a collection of pairs (time, cash flow) involved in a project, the internal rate of return follows from the NPV as a function of the rate of return. A rate of return for which this function is zero is an internal rate of return.
Given the (period, cash flow) pairs (i, Bi) and (i, Ci), where i is a positive integer, the total number of periods n, and the net present value NPV, the internal rate of return is given by R in the formula shown in Figure 21.
Figure 21. Formula for internal rate of return
Return on investment (ROI)
The return on investment is the gain from an investment minus the cost of the investment, divided by the cost of the investment. This formula takes the discounting into account. The result is a distribution. To calculate the ROI from the start to finish of the project, use the formula in Figure 22.
Figure 22. Formula for return on investment (ROI)
Payback period
The payback period in capital budgeting refers to the period of time required for the return on an investment to "repay" the sum of the original investment. Thus, the payback period is the lowest value of j for which the formula in Figure 23 is true.
Figure 23. Formula to calculate the payback period
ROI to Date: (BenefitsToDate - CostsToDate) / costsToDate
This is the NPV of the project, from project start to today, over the sum of discounted costs, from project start to yesterday.
Figure 24. Formula to calculate Return on Investment to Date
ROI to Go: (BenefitsToGo - CostsToGo) / costsToGo
The graph in Figure 24 shows the NPV of the project over the sum of discounted costs from today to project end.
Figure 25. NPV of the project over the sum of discounted costs
Benefits to Date: allBenefits (STARTPERIOD..CURRENTPERIOD-1)
Figure 26. The sum of benefits from project start to yesterday
Benefits to Go: allBenefits(CURRENTPERIOD..ENDPERIOD)
Figure 27. The sum of benefits from today to project end
Cost to Date: allCosts(STARTPERIOD..CURRENTPERIOD-1)
Figure 28. The sum of discounted costs from project start to yesterday
Cost to Go: allCost(CURRENTPERIOD..ENDPERIOD)
Figure 29. The sum of discounted costs from today to project end
Total Benefits: benefitsToDate + benefitsToGo
Figure 30. The sum of benefits from project start to project end
Total Costs: costToDate + costToGo
Figure 31. The sum of discounted costs from project start to project end
Figure 32 shows the values for NPV (NPV distribution), NPV mean (NPV mode in Investment Analyzer), NPV standard deviation, ROI, IRR, and Payback Period attributes for the example.
Figure 32. Values populated for NPV, ROI, IRR in Focal Point
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The final six get cut down to five as the pro competition continues. Did Melissa overcome her injury and low score? Or was there a shocker of an elimination? Find out below!Team Tango gets the coveted encore slot, which means Lil' Kim's dancing the encore for the fourth week in a row. Yes, only two of them were solo and one was with, uh, everyone else, but still. In keeping with the minimal-clothing theme, we get to see Melissa's near-moonage again — I mean, her rehearsal jive. (She's still undergoing treatment... which includes three more layers of spray tan.) Ty gets our minds off it with some awesome smack talk to Len, saying he's better at dancing than how Len'd be at bull-riding. Oh, snap! Len on a bull? When (let's face it, it's not going to be "if") Ty gets eliminated, can he stick around just for the wit alone? If they can string along Kenny Mayne, they should snap Ty up ASAP. In other Ty news, did anyone else catch Bruno sniffing Ty's shirt in the Team Tango replay? Fetish?Apparently no experts were available this week, so instead of more calorie-counting, we get celebrities trading in their day jobs for Dancing — "Ballroom Dancers of Genius." The only thing hardcore about Lil' Kim now is her paso doble. Really? Shawn needs a Mirrorball trophy to match her Olympic gold. Ty wants to be King of the Conga line. Gilles must represent his country... and baguettes. Notice how Melissa and Chuck are conspicuously absent from this. Because they have no careers?Robin Thicke is in the house and is sweating beyond profusely. I can't help it, but he just makes me think of Alan, and thus, makes me want to watch Growing Pains and/or go here. First safe couple:Lil' Kim & DerekThe Perfect Partner segment... reminds me of Perfect Body, that 1997 gymnastics TV movie with Amy Jo Johnson in which she has an eating disorder. Anyone? No? Well, according to the three stooges, Chuck has the mental attitude. If by "mental attitude," you mean whining, then, yes. Gilles has arms. Ty has the core strength. Duh! Melissa's got the legs. Shawn has the best feet and Kim has the face. She's the Queen Bee, that's why!Next safe couple:Ty & Chelsie (Are pigs flying? Ty is not waiting until the last minute for once?) And now, celebrity endorsements: Dance Match featuring first couple Chuck and Julianne, paired by Melissa. Of course the Bachelor reject would help others find true love! Did Julianne just spell out O-M-G? S-T-F-U. Lindsay Lohan wants her bit back, guys. What are you going to tell me next? Dance Match is not a match-making service, but a match-finding service? I can find spiritual completeness and attain a sense of wholeness in this cold, cruel world? I don't frequent these sites, I swear. Now the next one was kind of inspired — People for the Ethical Treatment of Dancers. Getting naked in the name of the "senselessly" injured celebrity + the use of strategically placed, uh, mirrorballs (no pun intended) = win! And, if I do say so myself, Mark looked pretty dishy in that black-and-white silhouette... kind of like Novak Djokovic, another tennis player. Seriously, where are my fellow tennis fans?Next safe couple:Gilles & Cheryl (go Team Tango!)Pick a ProI kind of forgot about this. We're down to four: Genya Mazo, Afton DelGrosso, Mayo Alanen and Anna Demidova. Nepotism is still intact!Genya & Afton: QuickstepFirst of all, that dress is gorgeous on Afton. This is very peppy, but I'm not really feeling it. There is something "off" about each of them.Mayo & Anna: JiveWhy are they paired again? Isn't this an unfair advantage? Oh, wait, this is Dancing. Who cares about unfair advantages? They don't really seem in sync here, but Mayo is all over this shiznit. Anna's working it too, so much so that I can't even remember who danced what 10 minutes ago. Next safe couple:Shawn & Mark (how cute was her reaction?)That leaves Chuck and Julianne, and Melissa and Tony. I'm not surprised they're both here. Melissa's only here for the "dramatic" effect. She's got the sympathy vote. So it must be bye-bye Chuck... and it... is!The first couple of the ballroom is gone. Chuck blames the team dance. Uh, OK. Way to make Melissa feel worse than she already is. Now go back to your potato farm.What did you think? Was Chuck's axing as "dramatic" as advertised? How much filler do you think there was in this episode? Are you a PETD supporter? Who's your current pick to win? Vote below!
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Have You Tried . . . Sriracha?by Dana Angelo White in Have You Tried, July 7, 2011
The fiery red sauce in the green-topped squeeze bottle is a staple in my kitchen. Loyal fans will not go near another chili sauce – it's so popular it has its own Facebook page.
What is Sriracha?
Sriracha was developed in Los Angeles, California in the early 1980's by David Tran. His Chinese and Vietnamese roots were the inspiration for this American-born chili sauce.
Pronounced "SIR-rotch-ah" this sauce made from chili peppers, garlic, sugar, salt and vinegar is the perfect balance of hot, spicy, tangy and sweet. Instead of just being hot, Sriracha has serious flavor that keeps food-lovers coming back for more. It even has a nickname – affectionately dubbed "rooster sauce" (the bottle dotes the image of a rooster – Tran's astrological sign).
It seems logical to squirt this crimson sauce on egg rolls, stir-fry and noodle dishes, but save some for burgers, fries, pizza and tuna salad too. Chefs across the country consider this sauce a secret ingredient for all kinds of recipes including sauces, marinades, pate and seafood. First timers should be warned to give it a small taste first – it certainly does turn up the heat!
You can find rooster sauce everywhere from Walmart to the local fish market. Most large chain grocers keep it stocked in the Asian food aisle.
Healthy Attributes
Using chili sauce to spice up recipes pours in big flavor for only a few measly calories. Each teaspoon of Sriracha has 5 calories, 1 gram of carbohydrate, and 100 milligrams of sodium. Along with helping to clear out your sinuses, chili peppers contain capsaicin, an inflammation-fighting phyochemical.
5 Ways to Love Sriracha
- Mix with ketchup, horseradish and lemon juice for cocktail sauce with extra kick.
- Combine with mayo and nonfat Greek yogurt for a lower fat chili mayo.
- Drizzle over stir fry or make the spicy noodle dish called Mee Goreng.
- Mix with lean ground beef or ground turkey breast to perk up boring burgers (get 5 fresh turkey burger recipes).
- Fire up fish tacos and quesadillas.
More Recipes to Try:
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Grilled Shrimp with Mango-Ginger Salsa
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I remember his beard. The way he smelled when he would walk by on his way to the stage, it would sting and start my brain. The altar, the podium, whatever; where he'd speak. His old ratty black faded George Foreman shirt, with George kind of grinning, thumbs up, one of his eyes long since flaked off in the wash. But his beard, it was like what a man could be. You could be that strong and that steady and that comfortable, and all you had to do was wait, and pay attention. He'd speak so clearly, like it were the easiest thing in the world to say even ten words in a row that made perfect sense, that didn't get choked up with hatred or sadness or blind fear. He would never yell, but it was so frigging loud. Deafening, almost. The kids next to me would have their earphones in, but you knew they were listening, you could tell by the way their jaw hung open like they themselves were speaking. Everyone listened, no one dared speak. And he would always start the same way, I remember it like it was church: "I want to say a few words to you now, and you know I mean them, because I speak from my heart."
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LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL. April 15, 1937. To the Maryland Historical Society, GENTLEMEN: This volume, LIV, of the Archives of Maryland, containing the proceedings of the county courts of Kent, Talbot, and Somerset, is to be regarded as the continuation of Volume LIII of the Archives, containing the proceedings of the Charles County Court and of the manorial court of St. Clement's Manor, St. Mary's County. Although bearing the publication date of 1936, the distribution of the latter volume has been held back so that both these volumes of county court records may reach the reader at the same time. This is advisable because the introductory notes by the editor on "Early Maryland County Courts ", prefac- ing Volume LIII, trace not only the general development of the county court in Maryland down to the end of the third quarter of the seventeenth century, but include also a general survey or analysis of many matters, judicial and civil, which came before the commissioners or justices of the four county courts of Charles, Kent, Talbot, and Somerset, which are recorded in both volumes. The reader of this volume, LIV, should therefore consult not only its index for direct references to its contents, but should also refer to the index of the preceding volume, LIII, for comments in the introductory notes to court entries contained in Volume LIV. With the publication of these two volumes of county court proceedings, the student of Maryland colonial law now has available in printed form a complete cross-section of the judicial system of Maryland in the seventeenth century from the highest to the lowest courts of the Province, and the student of social customs a record of very great interest. There are now in print and available for study the proceedings of the five Maryland courts of this century, viz.: (1) the Appellate Court of the Governor and Council sitting until 1694 as the Upper House of the Assembly, and after this date under the name of the Court of Appeals, (2) the Provincial Court, or general law court of the Province, (3) the Court of Chancery, (4) the county courts of Charles, Kent, Talbot, and Somerset, (5) the manorial court of St. Clement's Manor. For a better understanding of the local backgrounds upon which the records of these four county courts are respectively projected and of the men who directed their activities, there will be found in the introductory sections of both volumes short historical summaries dealing with the origin and develop-
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OMG is a sophisticated music manager that helps you to organize, browse and play your digital music collection. It is aimed at music enthusiasts who are willing to put some effort into the maintanance of a cleanly structured collection. OMG tries to present large amounts of music as clearly laid out as possible, especially if parts of the collection inherently resist the usual structure given by genre/artist/album or something similar. The most prevalent scenario is when you have both a lot of classical and "modern" music which both have their own needs when it comes to a structural representation. OMG features a clutch of unique concepts that help to overcome such obstacles.
OMG is under heavy development. Version OMG 0.3 has been released on January 6, 2013 and is the first release suitable for non-developers. There is no documentation available except developer documentation of some fundamental modules, code documentation, and of course this wiki. Here's a screenshot
Open a terminal and type
sudo pip3 install omg
If you do not have pip installed, use
sudo easy_install3 omg
instead. Be sure that you have the necessary requirements on your system.
- 2013-01-13: OMG 0.3.1 has been released. This version fixes several bugs found in version 0.3. but does not introduce new features.
- 2013-01-06: OMG 0.3 is released and can be downloaded here!
- 2012-06-13: Started a Screenshots page for showing specific features of OMG
- 2012-04-13: This site was down for about half a day due to a server upgrade. Sorry for that, in case anybody noticed. :)
- 2012-03-23: After the kick-off meeting for OMG 0.3 took place, the new Element/Wrapper? implementation has begun (see Changes in version 0.3). As a consequence, current git master is barely functional.
- 2012-03-18: OMG 0.2 is released and can be downloaded here! OMG 0.2 is usable (in fact, both developers use it as their main music player now) and already exhibits some unique features, but don't expect too much. It's still a very early proof of concept piece of software, full of bugs and lacking any documentation! :-)
- 2012-03-17: our patch for taglib has finally made it into the official taglib branch and will be included in taglib-1.8! That means, one less dependency for OMG as soon as distribution packages for taglib-1.8 are available.
Design principles
- unrestricted tag support:
- Support arbitrary tags (Screenshot) (not just the usual artist, album, genre and so on), as long as the file type supports it. See FormatSupport for details.
- Support multiple values for the same tag, e.g. four artists of a string quartet, multiple genres, … (Screenshot)
- Tell about fancy tags that were added by proprietary and/or buggy software, give the ability to remove them
- Containers: structuring music beyond albums
- OMG uses containers to organize music
- Containers can be thought of as a generalization of albums
- A container has tags and contains audio files or other containers (Screenshot)
- A file / container may belong to more than one parent container (Screenshot)
- Examples:
- A live album by a classical pianist contains several standalone pieces as well as a sonata consisting of three movements.
- A collection of all of Beethoven's symphonies could be a container with sub-containers for each single symphony
- The same song might be contained in the studio album it first appeared in as well as a best-of album
- Advanced concepts to classify, browse and search large collections
- Private tags: you can create private (or personal) tags which are not meant to be stored into the file metadata but help you organize your collection. Examples of use:
- you could store the date of purchase, which allows you to e.g. browse which music you bought during the last year.
- you can assign personal comments or ratings to pieces of music
- Flags: Flags behave like private tags but don't have a value, i.e. they are just either set or not. Example common flags might include favourite, have it in my shelf, downloaded, should listen to more often, …
- Suppress certain tag values: If e.g. your list of artists is full of names unknown to you, because they appear on samplers, classical recordings, etc., you can choose to hide specific values in the browsers. They will then be displayed under a special hidden node such that they don't bother you but still are findable. (Screenshot)
- Private tags: you can create private (or personal) tags which are not meant to be stored into the file metadata but help you organize your collection. Examples of use:
We have realized that metadata contained in the files alone is not sufficient to achieve this goals. Therefore, OMG utilizes a database (sqlite or MySQL) to reflect the structural relations between the files and containers as well as tags, flags and other advanced information. The Database page contains detailed information about how the design goals are realized by the database layout.
What OMG is not
OMG is not a program to "just play back that one file someone sent you by email". Also, it does not magically clean up a cluttered mess of audio files for you – though it helps you in doing so, in case you are willing to tidy up.
Features and Goals
An assorted list of features of OMG (see Screenshots for more)
- easy extension via Plugins
- unilimited undo & redo of most actions (includes changing file metadata)
- fully configurable GUI layout: GUI elements (browsers, playlists, playback controls, …) can be placed and added arbitrarily
- support of different audio playback backends via plugins (direct local output, MPD, amarok, …)
- keeps track of files if they are renamed, moved, or modified, even while OMG is not running
- Python >=3.2
- Qt4 and the bindings PyQt4 built for python3 (package python3-pyqt4 in debian/ubuntu, pyqt on arch, python3-PyQt4 in fedora)
- most probably phonon (python3-pyqt4.phonon in debian/ubuntu, phonon in arch), unless you want to use MPD for playback only
- pyparsing for python3
- MPD and the python3 bindings python-mpd2
- A MySQL database
Get the Code
The code can be obtained via the git protocol:
git clone git://omg.mathematik.uni-kl.de/omg.git
Note that at the moment you're pretty much on your own if you try to get things running.
OMG is copyright of Martin Altmayer and Michael Helmling and licensed under the GPL version 3.
Related Projects
- pytaglib, python2.x/3.x bindings for taglib, providing a unified, dictionary-based tag interface
Comparable Applications
We are not aware of any program, commercial or free, following the same approach as OMG when it comes to manual organization and unlimited tag support. However, there are interesting projects which are somewhat similar. Here's a random list:
- http://prokyon3.sourceforge.net/
- http://www.helium-music-manager.com/
- http://code.google.com/p/quodlibet/
OMG uses icons from the following software / free icon sets:
- Tango, released as public domain.
- Silk by Mark James licensed under CC BY 3.0.
- Fugue Icons by Yusuke Kamiyamane licensed under CC BY 3.0.
- Amarok, licensed under GPL v3.
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