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Journey of Mind
Soma String [CS; Field Studies]
Jimmy Billingham has a hand in so many different jars, it's tough to know which cookie he's gonna grab for next, although in the end it doesn't really matter: It's a cookie. It's going to taste really good. I think a lot of folks probably say that his work as Tidal is the most celebrated, but I've always leaned toward the tapes I've gotten under the Venn Rain moniker. There's a handful of others he's recorded as, but Journey of Mind is a name that's rung out over the past year or so that I hadn't had a chance to check out yet, so I was delighted to receive this marvelous looking, gorgeously green tape from Chicago imprint Field Studies. And the music definitely presents a different side to the Billingham dodecahedron, starting out on side A with what sounds like could be the soundtrack for those poor souls who rowed galley ships back in the first millennium. It rocks back and forth along an oblong rhythm to the beat of an intimidating drum while a flute sings in its minor mode softly over the top. Side B lightens the mood considerably with an aching ballad plunked from a piano in a lovely, lilting (and wilting) sort of melody. But even if the letters of the signature are different, you can still kind of see it's Billingham's handwriting. It's in the wobbly way he goes about it, tapes taped gingerly together, compositionally balanced to give everything a full, deep sound that also feels old, classic, and vintage. Understated and brilliant work from a composer working in a medium akin to the likes of Basinski, but attacking the canvas in a different way.Links: Journey of Mind - Field Studies
Vaadat Charigim
The World is Well Lost [CS/LP; Burger/Warm Ratio]
So rarely has the veil between now and the past been so thin. The wormhole has opened, funneling forgotten and neglected sounds into our future. I'm sure this was covered on Fringe or some alternate JJ Abrams timeline. For a sound refresher, look no further than The World is Well Lost, a sad, shoegazing look backward (or downward). Though slight rattles of Interpol circa 2002 are rattling throughout Vaadat Charigim's breakthrough (and that's what this is – a band a world away creating music a generation removed), there's plenty of Ride, Catherine Wheel, and New Order touchstones to make it seem more than just a decade's retelling of the a singular moment in the resurgence of New York City cool. This is NOT that and we should be thankful. And for all its familiar influences, it also is removed from being a carbon copy of a genre emerging from stasis. The Tel Aviv band may not be breaking new ground in melody but certainly are returning to an emotional state that seems appropriate for a world repeating prior mistakes of sour economics, heightened emotions, and tense histrionics. While those without the psychological capacity to invoke change and accept reality turn to trollop pop idols, Vaadat Charigim exist on the realm of the other movement: revisionism. We've visited the pop 80s, now we turn to its seedier side as well as the grungy underbelly of 90s grit. It's not a PG world despite rating systems and parental controls to the contrary. The World is Well Lost but that doesn't mean we can't find it. Let's begin here and see where we end up.Links: Burger/Warm Ratio
Obsession [LP; Moniker]
I can see why the head honcho over at Moniker Recs was all piss-jazzed about this one. Lazy propel punk forward by way of the bounciest riffs/beats since The Je Ne Se Quoi and the meatiest choruses since… The Ramones? Yeah, against all odds, one of these blokes apes Johnny pretty hard and well. If short and to-the-point is your thing, meet Lazy and watch as they mega-blast through nine songs in 23-or-so minutes of feverish fuzz. It's a double-pronged attack that sees a fanged female jumping on the megaphone for some choice words, giving Johnny a rest, and once he gets back it's as if we're meeting for the first time. It's shitty of him to leave us wanting more as he does, but Lazy gotta go. Chicago punk may never be the same.Links: Moniker
Ruleth [CS; Holodeck]
The driving drum and clatter introduction of Ruleth reminds me of the urban gothic subcultural, best brought to American audience through old John Carpenter films and the work of Xander Harris. It's a genre littered with posed moments of horror and anxiety but somehow ssleeperhold make it a positive experience rather than a nightmarish chase in which we run slower and slower until the clock or a palpitation wakes us. The 70s and 80s are all over Ruleth–but not in the Big Bang Boom of tossed aside demographic catering. This rings of a lost childhood, one where Freddy Krueger is the hero, eliminating the youthful minds of treasonous, doubting children in a world that needs optimism. It's a happy grim, where there is no moral or fleshy decay, just a horror figure (pick your favorite) doing what is right to correct the course of a planet tilting toward disaster. We could have eliminated big hair caused by chlorofluorocarbons in hair spray. We could have stifled the industrial military complex. We could have seen Weekend at Bernie's as the early battle cry in support of reanimation. ssleeperhold is all of that wrapped up in a Sandman's worth of crusty eye flakes. The world could have been better had we only picked up a machete of love and whacked away the weeds of [Andrew] McCarthyism 20 years ago.Links: Holodeck
Edward Ka-Spel
This Saturated Land [CS; Tolmie Terrapin]
Man, who knew that to drown was such a beautiful way to die? And Ka-Spel's latest is that: Dying, drowning. Cold and wet, submerged in the briny deep, the endless blue. An ocean of tears? Nah, I don't think This Saturated Land is all that depressing or serious, or really even that emotional. No no, the legendary Legendary Pink Dots legend merely found the beauty in an especially rainy summer day. And it killed him, it was beautiful, and we can hear all that now on this tape. It starts with an especially chilly passage of what sounds like woodwinds, a foreshadow of winter's frigid future, before things really set into a groove with the sunken centerpiece that is "A Beautiful Pea Green Boat," the album's real gem. It's a lengthier work, washed out in bleeding pastel colors putting you six feet under the water's surface. And it flows around you, and you're there floating face-up so that the sunshine can streak through and warm your face, and you don't breathe because you can't and it doesn't matter because you forget to anyway. It's just gorgeous, harrowing but comforting, and when it's over and the voice on the ham radio chimes in as it does, "…are you receiving me?"— like you're on your way up to heaven — it's almost a disappointment, and the stabbing synths in the conclusion that follows, "Always October," makes for a gruesome, mystifying finish. Yeah sure, dying was great, but death? Let's go back to dying… and let's do that forever.Links: Edward Ka-Spel - Tolmie Terrapin
Division Four
1983 Demo Cassette [12-inch; Smartguy]
Thirty years too late, yet right on time: 1983 Demo Cassette demonstrates yet again what the smartguys out there already know – Australians play punk with a plug-ugly edge, not to mention abandon, that transcends most other nations. Division Four foster an approach from which comparisons to PIL are inevitably going to arise. That being said, the thick synth lines and shaggy dedication to rhythm throw the formula into arrears it can't repay, and it leads to a lot of strangely rewarding moments. Picture this: A buzz of effects and synth are laid directly overtop a lead vocal that was meant to be heard. Then machine-gun keys erupt in the background briefly then never return, as if these guys were just sitting around jumping from distraction to distraction. Very quirky, and occasionally so spot-on you'll swear you've heard it before somehow, somewhere. But you haven't. At the very least, seek out "Blank Prostitutes" and hear half of the Atoms Of Peace synth lines 30 years in advance. Too late, yet right on time, bitch.Links: Smartguy
Black Deer
Black Deer [12-inch; Peak Oil]
From the label that released a slightly ignored Liz Harris & Lawrence English collaboration album comes another sure to be under the radar effort from William Burnett. As Black Deer (this better be a parody name of all the color/animal names cluttering up Spotify playlists), Burnett has created an energetic, spastic piece of electronic prog that obliterates the overcrowded space synth crowd from their luxury galactic cruiser. But I'm loathe to follow this space metaphor any longer; Black Deer may seem otherworldly but in fact it is quite grounded despite its alien appearance. Though it pulses with the energy of a thousand unseen suns, it is psychedelic sheen and grounded melodies keep it driving across the equator in search of earthly mystical sites of power rather than those of Hawking and Sagan. And that's how I like it because I'm tired of the jet lag. I'm a road warrior and Burnett has given me the juice to hit the gas pedal and find my own fountain of youth. He's delivered the diving gear to finally discover Atlantis. This is more than just an escape from reality, it's the first in a hopeful serious of getting-back-in-touch with our world albums.Links: Peak Oil
Sounds That Look Like Us [12-inch; Revolution Winter]
I'll say this about the batch of Revolution Winter Records product I received: The label doesn't play games. That much is obvious enough now that Shahman's Sounds That Look Like Us is etched firmly into my mind. A coffee ground-gritty manifestation of the ideas Refused never got around to exploring, Shah push even further into the void of Lack-style hardcore and punch harder than a fruit juice box. What's exceptional about Sounds is the delicate nature of the quieter interludes, in that they lose absolutely no momentum once the louder sections melt away. It's a quality reserved for the best (Drive Like Jehu, etc.) and I don't take it lightly. At 45 RPMs the audio roars from the speakers as well. The cymbals get a bit too up close and personal but hey the drummer's playing too loud at times! Fuck it, I'm done; the revolution will be mostly listened to.Links: Revolution Winter
q///q [3-inch CD-R; Beko]
OK, the German Army "family tree" thing has grown yet another branch, further entrenching your humble Strauss into something that I fully believe is OK to call a "universe" at this point. These people have seriously taken over the Cerberus feed of late, so sorry if you're having trouble realizing how great these mysterious beings are, and also you're welcome, by the way, for continually bashing the notion into your skull. Gumshoe's gotten all the recent good cracks, so it's my turn since I got this smart little impossible-to-pronounce 3-inch from French label Beko in the mail. One half of the enigmatic sludge-ravers comes up for air on this one with a clearer, cleaner sort of sound. Though the voice is still shrouded with reverb and delay, the synths themselves beam lighter and brighter and the beats, they snap, crackle and pop with some real tempos to them. The songs quiver and shake with life, dark dance tunes made for frigid temperatures, complete with a shivering vocalist and feverish hooks to get the goose bumps going. If you were on the fence about Germany Army and were maybe looking for something that tipped the scales a bit more on the pop side of things, q///q is probably the closest you're gonna get… which is close enough, trust. You're reading Cerbs, after all, I mean did you expect this to be completely normal? You saw all the stuff about this being one half of German Army, right?Links: Beko
Cairo Pythian
Unity Mitford [12-inch; Perennial]
It's fucking insane how close a lot of Unity Mitford comes to "Save a Prayer"-era Duran Duran, and it's also a bit fucking insane how appealing this update to the sound can be. Cairo Pythian leave the listener no wiggle room; you HAVE to dig "Jaguar Music" if you have a morsel of life left in your brittle bones. Were the 80s even this… quality? I'm not so sure. "Walking Around" is a remix, and like most remixes it feels forced and a little tacky, yet jam it on a dancefloor and watch the magic. YEAH, baby, YEAH!!?! "Spider Life" represents the longest artistic reach, and if woozy flutes loops aren't a deal-breaker for you maybe the lollygagging tempo will be. Just to be clear, however, you'd be wrong to be so flippant. Unity Mitford saves more souls than it reaps, and that's all you can ask of a four-song EP. Exciting things are afoot, I'm guessing.Links: Cairo Pythian - Perennial


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Students walk around Chemeketa Community College on a rainy afternoon on Friday, Mar. 4, 2011. The school is facing a budget shortfall of more than $2 million and may have to layoff staff.
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Budgets containing state aid for Oregon's community colleges and state universities - budgets that even a key lawmaker conceded are inadequate - are headed for votes in the Legislature next week.
They're likely to result in tuition increases for students, who have assumed more of the financial burden over the past decade.
Members of the Legislature's budget committee voted Friday for these two-year budgets: ...


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In this video from the 2014 HPC Advisory Council Europe Conference, Rich Graham from Mellanox presents: Scalable HPC Communication Capabilities.
Video: Scalable HPC Communication Capabilities
Interview: Mellanox Announces World's First 100Gb/s EDR InfiniBand Switch
Video: DDN – The HPC Storage Leader
"Infinite Memory Engine (IME) is next-generation storage system being designed by DDN to meet the needs of exascale supercomputers. IME employs innovative methods to obtain the superior performance efficiency from non-volatile memory technologies. These methods include optimistic non-blocking writes and means for dynamic load balancing output streams."
MVAPICH2 and MVAPICH2-X Projects: Latest Developments and Future Plans
"This talk will focus on latest developments and future plans for the MVAPICH2 and MVAPICH2-X projects. For the MVAPICH2 project, we will focus on scalable and highly-optimized designs for pt-to-pt communication (two-sided and one-sided MPI-3 RMA), collective communication (blocking and MPI-3 non-blocking), support for GPGPUs and Intel MIC, support for MPI-T interface and schemes for fault-tolerance/fault-resilience. For the MVAPICH2-X project, will focus on efficient support for hybrid MPI and PGAS (UPC and OpenSHMEM) programming model with unified runtime."


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Let me start off by saying we are very much in favor of vaccinating & so far DD has received all of her shots on schedule. If you chose not to vaccinate, that is your decision & I'm not trying to start anything here. I know this is a hot-topic issue, so I don't want things getting all crazy :)
I am a little nervous about getting the MMR & Varicella vaccines together. DD's 1 year check-up isn't till April so we've got time to figure it out. I know my SIL gives one at a year & then the other at 18 mo or something...
I also read somewhere (it was a CDC or TX Dept of health website) that there is a higher chance of reactions with the MMRV than with an MMR shot & Varicella shot given at the same appointment.
So...to get to the point of this post: Has anyone separated the MMR & Varicella vaccines or is anyone planning to? If so, which did you give first & when did you give the other one?


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Graduate Studies
Check Application Status
- Application Transmittal Form (Eform)
- Program Plan Change Form (PDF)
- Declaration of Masters Degree (GR-1) (Eform) MSN students do not need to file this form.
- Intent to Graduate form is found in SIS.
- UW System Online Application
- Discontinued Student Re-Admission
- Approval for Candidacy for the Master Degree (GR-2) (ES&P ONLY) (Eform)
- Approval for Candidacy for the Master Degree (GR-2) (Eform)
- Request for Thesis Defense/Project Presentation (GR-3) (Eform)
- Approval of Thesis Defense or Project Presentation (GR-4) (Eform) This Eform is to be initiated by the Major Professor/Advisor. This form is also available as a PDF. (GR-4 PDF)
- Environmental Science and Policy Thesis Evaluation Form (PDF)
- Library Release Form (PDF)
- Online Release Form (PDF)
- 5-Year Completion Deadline Extension (PDF) - For extending the time limit for completion of an MS degree
- Credit Overload (PDF) - For registers for a credit load in excess of your maximum credit load
- Course Substitution (Eform) Faculty approval to use one course in place of another in your graduate program.
- Exception to 1-Credit Thesis Defense Requirement (PDF) - For if events beyond your control prevent the defense of your thesis before the last day of classes in a term
- Graduate Assigned Study (595 or 596) (Eform) This form is used to request graduate level instruction for any upper division 300 or 400 undergraduate level course with no corresponding graduate level offering. 300 course numbers = 596 as the course number and 400 course numbers = 696. Student is then taking the graduate 596/696 course at the same time/dates/location/instructor as the undergraduate 300 or 400 level course. (Replaces the yellow card)
- Independent Study and Internship Approval Form (MS Word document)
- Incomplete Grade (Eform) - Used by faculty members only, to submit incomplete grade deadline information.
- Late Action (PDF) - For adding a course to an existing load of credits, dropping one or more courses after the published deadline while remaining enrolled in other courses, initial late registration, course withdrawal after the published deadline for a given semester
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- Miscellaneous General Petition (PDF) - Used if your request does not fit into any of the above categories


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Motacore Key Generator Lite enables you to easily generate CD/DVD/Product keys. It also integrates with your VB.NET and C# applications providing an easy solution for providing Demo applications with the ability to unlock them with a product key. Motacore Key Generator Lite integrates into your .NET applications providing you with an easy and secure way to enable demo versions
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FAMU Narrows Search for New Athletic Director to 3 Candidates
Updated: 06/15/2015 - FAMU President Elmira Mangum, Ph.D., announced today she has narrowed the search for a new athletic director to three candidates.
Updated: 06/15/2015 - FAMU President Elmira Mangum, Ph.D., announced today she has narrowed the search for a new athletic director to three candidates.
Posted: 06/09/2015 - FAMU's interim Athletic Director talks to the school's Board of Trustees about the upcoming budget and current post-season ban.
Posted: 06/02/2015 - Florida A&M University announced that seven inductees will be enshrined at the school's sports hall of fame this fall.
Posted: 05/30/2015 - Florida A&M (23-25) watched its' season come to and end with an 8-1 loss to #21 Florida Atlantic (41-18) in the NCAA Gainesville Regional at McKethan Stadium on Saturday.
Posted: 05/30/2015 - FAMU hurdler Dennis Pugh was the lone Rattler to qualify for the NCAA National Championship Track & Field meet in Eugene, OR. Pugh ran a 51.33 time to make the cut for the Rattlers in the NCAA Regional Championship meet in Jacksonville, Fla., on the campus of the University of North Florida.
Posted: 05/30/2015 - Florida A&M (23-24) only managed three hits against #3 Florida (45-16) pitching in a 19-0 loss in front of 3,833 fans at McKethan Stadium on Friday night.
Posted: 05/28/2015 - Florida State and Florida A&M Baseball both look to continue solid seasons this weekend in NCAA tournament regional action. Could we see a cross-town showdown in the NCAA Super Regionals?
Updated: 05/27/2015 - The NCAA has ruled five Florida A&M athletic programs ineligible for the 2015-16 postseason due to low Academic Progress Rate scores.
Posted: 05/25/2015 - Florida A&M (23-23, 15-9 MEAC) makes its' first-ever NCAA Tournament appearance as it travels to Gainesville to face Florida (44-16, 19-11 SEC) at McKethan Stadium on Friday, May 29.
Posted: 05/16/2015 - After scoring two runs in the opening frame, Florida A&M (23-23, 15-9 MEAC) broke the game open with six runs in the fifth inning on its' way to an 8-2 win over Bethune-Cookman (19-40, 14-10 MEAC) for the MEAC Championship on Sunday at Perdue Stadium.
Posted: 05/16/2015 - The Florida A&M Softball Team saw its' 2015 come to close her Saturday afternoon in a 7-2 loss to Florida Atlantic University in the elimination round of the NCAA Softball Regionals at the University of Florida's KSP Stadium.
Posted: 05/16/2015 - The Florida A&M Women's Softball team dropped a tough 6-0 decision to the University of Florida in the opening round of the NCAA Gainesville Regional at KSP Stadium Friday night.
Updated: 05/14/2015 - Former FAMU Basketball coach Clemon Johnson is suing the school.
Posted: 05/09/2015 - The Florida A&M Women's Softball team captured the program's 11th Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference title with a gutsy 2-0 victory over archrival Bethune-Cookman in the second and deciding game in the 2015 MEAC Tournament at the Ormond Beach Sports Complex.
Posted: 05/08/2015 - The Florida A&M Lady Rattlers used a storng pitching performance by sophomore Kenya Pereira and solid defense, making just one error, to defeat the Wildcats of Bethune-Cookman in the MEAC semifinal match today, paving the way for the Rattlers to defend their title tomorrow at the Ormond Beach Sports Complex.
Posted: 05/06/2015 - Florida A&M (20-23, 15-9 MEAC) scored all six of its' runs on six hits in the first inning to shutout Troy (26-23, 14-10 Sun Belt) 6-0 on Wednesday at Riddle-Pace Field.
Posted: 05/03/2015 - Florida A&M (19-23, 15-9 MEAC) won the MEAC Southern Division title for the first time since 1997 after sweeping North Carolina A&T (9-36, 6-17 MEAC) by scores of 4-2 & 8-3 on Sunday afternoon at War Memorial Stadium.
Posted: 05/03/2015 - The Florida A&M Women's Track team used a furious scoring flurry to surge past defending champ ion Hampton, 111-105, to capture the 2015 MEAC Women's Outdoor Track And Field
Posted: 05/03/2015 - Florida A&M (17-23, 13-9 MEAC) gave up two runs in the bottom of the ninth inning to fall 6-5 to North Carolina A&T (9-34, 6-15 MEAC) on Saturday at War Memorial Stadium.
Posted: 04/27/2015 - The Florida A&M Women's Softball team won both games of Sunday's Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference doubleheader against South Carolina State, 11-5 and 9-3, to complete a three-game series sweep.
Posted: 02/15/2015 - The Florida A&M Rattlers (1-23, 1-10 MEAC) got their first win of the season in a 57-50 win over the Aggies of North Carolina A&T (6-20, 3-8 MEAC).
Posted: 02/15/2015 - Florida A&M (1-2) had a big rally fall short in Sunday's 10-9 loss to Marshall (2-1) at Moore-Kittles Field.
Posted: 02/14/2015 - Marshall scores 12 runs in the fifth inning.
Posted: 02/04/2015 - Florida A&M University head football coach Alex Wood announced the school's 2015 National Signing Day class Wednesday evening before an audience of media, alumni, boosters and fans in the Florida Blue Auditorium in the FAMU School of Pharmacy Building.
Posted: 02/01/2015 - The FAMU Women's Basketball team got off to a sluggish start Saturday and that proved costly, as they dropped a 70-57 Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference decision to visiting Bethune-Cookman Saturday afternoon at the Al Lawson Center.


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Jacy Good had her whole life ahead of her. After graduating magna cum laude from Muhlenberg College in Pennsylvania, she was planning on moving to Brooklyn, N.Y., to live with a friend. She had accepted a job with Habitat for Humanity and was happily involved with her boyfriend of more than three years, Steve Johnson.
Jacy Good had her whole life ahead of her.
After graduating magna cum laude from Muhlenberg College in Pennsylvania, she was planning on moving to Brooklyn, N.Y., to live with a friend. She had accepted a job with Habitat for Humanity and was happily involved with her boyfriend of more than three years, Steve Johnson.
All of that changed, however, in May 2008. Good was headed home from her college graduation with her parents. Her dad was driving the 90 miles back home, a trip that she had taken hundreds of times.
"In high school, I was one of those students that was involved in everything. I played volleyball and softball, ran cross country, was in the school choir and was a tutor. In college, it was the same thing," she said at Blue Springs High School Tuesday. "The last thing I remember that day is stopping at a gas station to get some coffee. I couldn't even tell you now what kind of coffee I got."
Good's life changed forever when the station wagon she and her parents were driving in was hit head-on by a tractor trailer. The truck had swerved to avoid a third vehicle who turned left on a red light. The 18-year-old driver was talking on his cell phone and did not realize the light was red.
Steve Johnson, Good's fiancee, said he remembers receiving the call from the hospital's chaplain. He said the news hit him "like a ton of bricks."
"I absolutely lost it. I started bawling," he said. "I was convinced that she was gone. The person that I had loved for three and a half years of my life, the person who my world revolved around, was gone. I only came back to life after Jacy's brother called me to tell me that she was alive."
Good sustained serious injuries in the crash, including a shattered pelvis, broken bones and a brain injury. Both her parents were killed. She was in the hospital for two months before being moved to a rehabilitation center. Although Good has regained the ability to walk and talk, she still has limited use of her left arm, has problems with short-term memory loss and is forced to use a cane.
The 18-year-old driver who changed her life received a ticket for running a red light and paid a small fine.
"No criminal charges were filed because talking on a cell phone is not illegal in the state of Pennsylvania. He walked away basically scot free," she said. "We were at the wrong place at the wrong time. It could have been anyone that night."
Good began speaking to high school students last summer as a way to get justice for the death of her parents. Blue Springs High School is the only school in Eastern Jackson County Good spoke at this week, though she is making other stops in Kansas City.
Page 2 of 2 - After speaking in front of the Pennsylvania State Legislature about passing a law banning cell phone use while driving, which failed, she spoke to the United Nation's Council on Peace and appeared on "Oprah" in April 2010.
"For me, it is about bringing justice to two deaths that were 100 percent preventable," she said. "I think the students are understanding that message. I think I am close enough to their age that my message is getting through to them."
After the presentation, senior Britany Sanders was still stunned at what she had heard.
"It was powerful. It touched my life," she said of Good's message. "I will never talk on the phone again when I drive. I hope others will do the same."
Blue Springs grad helps Good tell her story
Yvonne Ruff remembers being a student at Blue Springs High School in 1979. She had just turned 15. She was a sophomore at the school and had just started as a student at a new gymnastics center called Great American Gymnastics Express, when her life changed forever.
"We were driving through Blue Springs on our way to Decatur, Ill.," she said. "My dad was driving, my mom was in the passenger seat, and my brother and I were in the backseat. A drunk driver was driving on the wrong side of the highway and hit us. I vaguely remember waking up and learning that both of my parents were dead."
Ruff came back to Blue Springs High School Tuesday to share her story along with national speaker Jacy Good about the consequences of distracted driving.
"I wanted all of the students to hear this message," she said about Good's presentation. "I really think it was getting through to them because as I was watching the students, none of them were fidgeting and none of them were talking. What Jacy had to say was getting their attention."
Ruff said the most important thing she wants students to get from the presentation is that one decision can affect the lives of many people.
"The lives of so many were affected by one decision the night of that accident," she said. "My children do not have any holiday memories of my parents, no birthday gifts, no hugs. It is not just about the people directly impacted, but it is the families of that mom, that dad, that sister or that brother. Our job is to convince you to always make the right decisions when driving."
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Fall Out Boy Covers Mark Ronson's 'Uptown Funk'
Posted: January 19, 2015
With a new album called American Beauty/American Psycho coming out this week, Fall Out Boy have been rocking the promotional cycle.
Last week, that tour ran through the BBC Radio 1 studios, where the band talked with host Fearne Cotton and performed a few songs.
One of those tracks was quite a surprise, as Fall Out Boy tackled "Uptown Funk," the hit single from Mark Ronson and Bruno Mars.
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Posted: September 20, 2014
Fall Out Boy's latest single "Centuries" recently received top billing on Jimmy Kimmel Live, as the band performed on the outdoor stage in front of a packed crowd.
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Fall Out Boy Conclude Young Blood Chronicles
Posted: May 22, 2014
Since February 2013, Fall Out Boy has been releasing one music video at a time in support of Save Rock and Roll as part of an ongoing series titled The Young Blood Chronicles.
The Chronicles, which featured appearances from album collaborators Courtney Love, Big Sean and Foxes, as well as cameos from 2 Chainz and Tommy Lee, tell the story of a famous band that goes to Hell and back, wrestling with fame, fortune, drugs and zombie strippers along the way.
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Posted: December 1, 2013
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.- The president of the Portuguese Bishops' Conference, Archbishop Jorge Ferreira da Costa Ortiga, said this week, "Civil unions can be legalized it that's what is wanted, but they cannot be made equivalent to marriage. This problem must be dealt with more slowly and with the involvement of society," he said.
L'Osservatore Romano reported that the archbishop told Renascenca Radio about the opinion of the Portuguese bishops on a decree modifying the country's law on civil unions, a decree that President Anibal Cavaco Silva has decided not to promulgate.
The archbishop said the new law on civil unions, which would include homosexual unions, is "inappropriate and hasty" and needs to be debated more widely by all citizens. "This rush is not the best path to take," he said. "I am totally in agreement with president about the fact that it should be taken up later and that the Portuguese society should be involved," the archbishop said.
Several days ago the president said making marriage and civil unions equivalent "could turn into a limitation of citizens' freedom of choice." He said there had not been enough debate on the measure, which could lead to "huge consequences for the lives of thousands of Portuguese citizens."
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On Monday night, Rumer Willis worked the red carpet at the Miami International Film Festival in an airtight, attention-getting dress. But even though her frock was wide open, her lips were sealed to questions about how Demi Moore is doing post-rehab.
When a reporter asked after her mom, Rumer ignored the inquiry and turned away, clearly unwilling to comment on the state of Moore's health following the January 911 call that landed her in the hospital.
Ashton Kutcher has also kept his piehole closed about his estranged missus, but some chatty insiders reveal he's seen her since her recent release following a monthlong stint in treatment.
"He came to her house to see her for about an hour and a half," a spy tells E! News.
The actor was apparently joined on the Feb. 25 visit by three male companions.
A source adds to People that the "Two and a Half Men" star met up with Moore because "he knew it was important to her daughters," referring to Rumer, 23, Scout, 20, and Tallulah, 18.
But the E! snitch disputes this, contending that the offspring of Bruce Willis are "no longer close" to the guy they once called M.O.D. (My Other Dad).
Either way, Ashton and Demi "are not getting back together," insists the People insider.
Soon after the visit, Moore, 49, reportedly jetted off for a few days of R&R in the Turks and Caicos.
She surfaced Sunday in Los Angeles, where paparazzi snapped her exiting a private jet, looking tanned in a pair of denim short-shorts (TMZ has the pics here).
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Class AA breakdown: Aliquippa leads list of usual suspects that could contend
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Any discussion about the 2012 WPIAL Class AA title favorite includes a hearty amount of focus on Aliquippa, the defending champion and a finalist the past four seasons.
So the better question is this: What team might stand in the Quips' way?
A handful of programs, perennial powers themselves, have enough depth and talent to challenge Aliquippa, which graduated just eight players from a squad that went 14-1 and beat all but two of its WPIAL opponents by double-digit margins. Coach Mike Zmijanac acknowledged that the Quips, in search of their first back-to-back championships since the late 1980s, can't let their guard down.
"Once you get to the championship game — if you're fortunate enough — there just aren't many mismatches," said Zmijanac, whose team beat Jeannette, 14-7, for the title and fell to Tyrone, 20-19, in the PIAA semifinals last season.
Count Jeannette among Aliquippa's top challengers again. Two-way star Demetrious Cox graduated and moved on to Michigan State, but the Jayhawks still have seven returning starters on each side of the ball. And they know they came as close as any WPIAL team to knocking off Aliquippa.
"It kind of reminds me of 2006, when we almost won the state championship," Jeannette coach Roy Hall said. "Those guys came back to the table hungry and won it all. I could see the same thing happening this year. The kids got a taste of the meal, and now they want the whole meal."
Jeannette first will learn whether it's even the top team in its own conference. The Jayhawks, 2011 semifinalist Greensburg Central Catholic and Mt. Pleasant are expected to clash for the best spots in the Interstate. And Washington, which returns after two years in the Century Conference and has a speedy backfield, is an intriguing addition to the mix.
"We have some nice athletes," Washington coach Mike Bosnic said. "We have to develop some discipline and get better in a couple other areas before I can consider us among the upper-echelon teams."
Team additions and subtractions most affected the Century and Allegheny conferences.
Seton-La Salle and South Fayette are front-runners in the Century, which now includes former Class AAA programs South Park and McGuffey.
"I'm not sure moving down to (Class) AA is a big reward for anyone," said Seton-La Salle coach Greg Perry, whose Rebels reached the semifinals a year ago. "There are just so many strong teams."
Freeport figures to again vie for the Allegheny Conference title, as the Yellowjackets, co-champions last season, lost just three starters to graduation.
But they're certain to find this season's schedule more challenging, as Burrell, Shady Side Academy and Ford City also will field promising teams; struggling programs West Shamokin and Apollo-Ridge moved to Class A; Kittanning and Valley dropped back into the conference after two years in Class AAA; and East Allegheny moved over from the Interstate.
"It'll be very difficult for everybody," Freeport coach John Gaillot said. "I don't see anybody taking off and running away with (the conference) this year."
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Righthander Jake Peavy did reasonably well in his Giants' debut on Sunday. But enough about him.
The Giants lost the third time in a row to the rival Dodgers, got swept. At home. They began the game in second place and, by virtue of the 4-3 loss, fell further behind the Dodgers – they now are a game and a half out of first place.
A game and a half, you may think, is no big deal. The Giants have six more games against the Dodgers and those games will decide a lot. But it's never good to get hosed at home especially in front of the usual big crowd. If the Giants had won – they didn't – they would have taken back possession of first place. They would have shown they can compete with L.A. And they would have played like champions, something they used to be.
None of the above.
If you don't think Sunday's game was important listen to what Bruce Bochy said before the game when asked if he needed a win: "I think it's critical, there's no getting around that."
You read it here.
Here are a few numbers courtesy of Giants' public relations to put things in perspective. At home, the Giants have won six of their past 25 games. That is stinko.
The Giants have won just one their last eight series at home. Stinko to the max.
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Ficksburg - A 33-year-old man was jailed for life by the Free State High Court sitting in Ficksburg on Friday, the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) said.
Tebogo David Ramakatsa was found guilty of two counts of murder, two of robbery and one of sexual assault, said Free State NPA spokesman Phaladi Shuping.
"He was sentenced to life imprisonment for each count of murder, seven years for each count of robbery and four years for sexual assault."
The sentences would run concurrently.
Ramakatsa killed Nthati Alice Mothokho and Malintle Qothelo, who was pregnant at the time.
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This plugin allows managing Jenkins jobs orchestration using a dedicated DSL, extracting the flow logic from jobs.
This plugin is designed to handle complex build workflows (aka build pipelines) as a dedicated entity in Jenkins. Without such a plugin, to manage job orchestration the user has to combine parameterized-build, join, downstream-ext and a few more plugins, polluting the job configuration. The build process is then scattered in all those jobs and very complex to maintain. Build Flow enables you to define an upper level Flow item to manage job orchestration and link up rules, using a dedicated DSL. This DSL makes the flow definition very concise and readable.
After installing the plugin, you'll get a new Entry in the job creation wizard to create a Flow. Use the DSL editor to define the flow.
The DSL defines the sequence of jobs to be built :
build( "job1" ) build( "job2" ) build( "job3" )
You can pass parameters to jobs, and get the resulting AbstractBuild when required :
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Environment variables from a job can be obtained using the following, which is especially useful for getting things like the checkout revision used by the SCM plugin ('P4_CHANGELIST', 'GIT_REVISION', etc) :
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compared to join plugin, parallel can be used for more complex workflows where the parallel branches can sequentially chain multiple jobs :
parallel ( { build("job1A") build("job1B") build("job1C") }, { build("job2A") build("job2B") build("job2C") } )
you also can "name" parallel executions, so you can later use reference to extract parameters / status :
join = parallel ([ first: { build("job1") }, second: { build("job2") }, third: { build("job3") } ]) // now, use results from parallel execution build("job4", param1: join.first.result.name, param2: join.second.lastBuild.parent.name)
and this can be combined with other orchestration keywords :
parallel ( { guard { build("job1A") } rescue { build("job1B") } }, { retry 3, { build("job2") } } )
Extension Point
Other plugins that expose themselves to the build flow can be accessed with extension.'plugin-name'
So the plugin foobar might be accessed like:
def x = extension.'my-plugin-name' x.aMethodOnFoobarObject()
Plugins implementing extension points
(searching github for "BuildFlowDSLExtension")
Implementing Extension
Write the extension in your plugin
@Extension(optional = true) public class MyBuildFlowDslExtension extends BuildFlowDSLExtension { /** * The extensionName to use for the extension. */ public static final String EXTENSION_NAME = "my-plugin-name"; @Override public Object createExtension(String extensionName, FlowDelegate dsl) { if (EXTENSION_NAME.equals(extensionName)) { return new MyBuildFlowDsl(dsl); } return null; } }
Write the actual extension
public class MyBuildFlowDsl { private FlowDelegate dsl; /** * Standard constructor. * @param dsl the delegate. */ public MyBuildFlowDsl(FlowDelegate dsl) { this.dsl = dsl; } /** * World. */ public void hello() { ((PrintStream)dsl.getOut()).println("Hello World"); } }
And more ...
future releases may introduce support for some more features and DSL syntax for advanced job orchestration.
As any Job, the Flow is executed by a trigger, and the Cause is exposed to the flow DSL. If you want to implement a build-pipeline after a commit on your scm, you can configure the flow to be triggered as the first scm-polling job is run, but you can as well use any other trigger (manual trigger, XTrigger plugin, ...) for your flow to integrate in a larger process.
JENKINS-16980 major issue to prevent releasing a 1.0 version : build-flow require RUN-SCRIPT permission as it allows to run arbitrary code on master (so bypassing security). Need to setup some sandboxing / security manager to allow editing the DSL with lower permission. Possibly using groovy sandbox, maybe require a more general purpose SecurityManager. Such a component would be useful for all other groovy-related plugins.
JENKINS-19118 make DSL resumable : implementation will probably have significant impact on DSL execution engine. My current plan is to allow the DSL to be executed multiple times, previously-executed "build()" invocation being No-Op. This assumes groovy scripting in DSL is strictly idempotent.
With those two issues in mind, preferred way to add new keyword to DSL is to define an extension in a dedicated plugin.
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Work in Progress
0.14 (release Sep. 09, 2014)
0.13 (release Sep. 09, 2014)
0.12 (release May 14, 2014)
0.11 (released Apr. 8, 2014)
0.8 (released Feb. 11, 2013)
0.7 (released Jan. 11, 2013)
0.6 (released November 24, 2012)
0.5 (released September 03, 2012)
0.4 (released June 28, 2012)
0.3 (released April 12, 2012)
0.2 (released April 9, 2012)
0.1 (released April 3, 2012)
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Mar 05, 2012
Bao Xiaopan says:Excellent, But where can I find the download link? And I also can not find this ...
Apr 16, 2012
Gregory Boissinot says:In my opinion, the best solution is to provide a solution on top of the XTrigger...
In my opinion, the best solution is to provide a solution on top of the XTrigger plugin based on input/output of an environment infrastructure.
The job to be scheduled depends on previous job outputs.
Apr 03, 2012
Nicolas De Loof says:Both make sense for distinct use cases. This plugin don't try to remove job depe...
Apr 09, 2012
Gregory Boissinot says:Yes, it depends on the context. However, you don't provide tips about jobs granu...
Yes, it depends on the context.
However, you don't provide tips about jobs granularity.
Unfortunately with this approach, I'm afraid you encourage users to increase dependencies between jobs. Therefore, it will lead to climb the number of issues about this subject such as synchronization points.
In the context of a CI process with Jenkins, the process has to be implemented by only one job (in any case, in most case).
Using XTrigger lets you delegate synchronization points with an external resource: your infrastructure environment such as a simple file or your binary repository.
Apr 24, 2012
Nicolas De Loof says:I know your point of view about job coupling, but I don't worry about dependenci...
I know your point of view about job coupling, but I don't worry about dependencies between jobs, that's something I thing is useful (contributing DependencyGraph from the DSL is on my roadmap). The goal of this plugin is to remove flow configuration from jobs and to give a single place to look at it.
XTrigger makes sense for a large set of use cases, that's not exclusive
I don't think CI job should be implemented as a single job. Splitting in simple jobs and orchestrating them allow to parallelize and distribute the build steps on the infra for better efficiency
Apr 08, 2012
Jim Searle says:This sounds great! Will there be a way to specify a non-blocking job?  ...
Apr 18, 2012
Jim Searle says:I figured out a way to do both of these, but it still would be nice to have DSL ...
Aug 13, 2012
Barrett Strausser says:Would you mind sharing how you did this? Either with the Build Flow Plugin or wi...
Aug 13, 2012
Jim Searle says:This is my DSL: parallel ( { build("test-buildflow-regress-1") }, {...
This is my DSL:
parallel ( { build("test-buildflow-regress-1") }, { build("test-buildflow-regress-2") build("test-buildflow-regress-3") } ) build("test-buildflow-regress-done")
For the non-blocking job, I have the regress-1 use "Trigger/call builds on other projects" Build step which allows you to block or not-block and ignore build result.
Then to allow the DSL job to start before the entire process is done, the regress-done triggers the final release jobs.
Aug 15, 2012
Barrett Strausser says:Thanks for the reply. I ended up figuring this out. What I am trying to figure ...
Thanks for the reply.
I ended up figuring this out. What I am trying to figure out now is how to nest parallel execution. I was hoping the following would work but it doesn't.
parallel ( { build("TryBuildFlowPackaging") parrallel ( {build("TryBuildFlowCore")}, {build("TryBuildFlowPostBuild") } ) }, { build("TryBuildFlowDeploy") } )
Apr 13, 2012
Yi Wen says:This plugin doesn't seem working with git plugin? or do I do something wrong?
Apr 24, 2012
Nicolas De Loof says:This plugin doesn't relate to SCM. If you want to trigger a build from SCM chan...
Apr 17, 2012
Felix Wu says:I got the following error with the simple DSL script build ("job"): Building on ...
I got the following error with the simple DSL script build ("job"):
Building on master in workspace /var/lib/jenkins/jobs/Felix/workspace
FATAL: Cannot cast object '[hudson.model.Cause$UserIdCause@c6388a81]' with class 'java.util.Collections$UnmodifiableRandomAccessList' to class 'long'
org.codehaus.groovy.runtime.typehandling.GroovyCastException: Cannot cast object '[hudson.model.Cause$UserIdCause@c6388a81]' with class 'java.util.Collections$UnmodifiableRandomAccessList' to class 'long'
Apr 19, 2012
Roger Myung says:I get the same error.
Apr 24, 2012
Nicolas De Loof says:This issue was due to a conflict between Groovy runtime used by the plugin and t...
Apr 18, 2012
Fabio Sobral says:I tried using parallel several times, adding and removing brackets and whitespac...
I tried using parallel several times, adding and removing brackets and whitespaces, but I couldn't get it to work with more than one target.
Whenever I had more than one build inside the parallel I would get the following output:
Started by user XXXXX Building on master in workspace XXXXXXXX parallel { } Notifying upstream projects of job completion Finished: SUCCESS
Jun 04, 2012
Luke Murray says:I have the same issue. I can't get it to build jobs in parallel. Would it have ...
Jun 05, 2012
Nicolas De Loof says:please open a Jira issue, with detailled configuration (OS, JDK, Jenkins version...
Jun 06, 2012
Luke Murray says:Created https://issues.jenkins-ci.org/browse/JENKINS-14027 - hopefully created c...
Created https://issues.jenkins-ci.org/browse/JENKINS-14027 - hopefully created correctly. If you need anymore information let me know.
Apr 18, 2012
Jim Searle says:I have this DSL: parallel ( { build("test-buildflow-regress-1") }, ...
I have this DSL:
parallel ( { build("test-buildflow-regress-1") }, { build("test-buildflow-regress-2") build("test-buildflow-regress-3") } ) parallel ( { build("test-buildflow-release-1") }, { build("test-buildflow-release-2") } )
I purposely made test-buildflow-regress-3 fail, but it still ran release-1 and release-2. Is that expected? I thought it would stop on a failure. This log shows it still kicks off the 2 release jobs?
Started by user XXXX Building on master in workspace XXXX parallel { Trigger job test-buildflow-regress-1 Trigger job test-buildflow-regress-2 Completed test-buildflow-regress-2 #4 Trigger job test-buildflow-regress-3 Completed test-buildflow-regress-1 #4 Completed test-buildflow-regress-3 #3 } parallel { Trigger job test-buildflow-release-1 Trigger job test-buildflow-release-2 Completed test-buildflow-release-2 #1 Completed test-buildflow-release-1 #1 } Notifying upstream projects of job completion Finished: FAILURE
Apr 24, 2012
Nicolas De Loof says:This is clearly unexpected. I've added a test to check this scenario, and test ...
Nov 22, 2012
Damien Coraboeuf says:Using version 0.5, I still get this problem. Using the following flow: guard {...
Using version 0.5, I still get this problem. Using the following flow:
guard { build ("test-a") parallel ( { build("test-b") }, { build("test-c") } ) parallel ( { build("test-d") }, { build("test-e") } ) } rescue { build ("test-f") }
Whenever "test-b" job fails (for example), "test-d" and "test-e" will be executed still. Is there something wrong with the syntax?
I have created the JENKINS-15900 issue to follow this problem.
Nov 22, 2012
Nicolas De Loof says:syntax is ok, I just have no idea why this don't behave as expected and can't re...
Apr 18, 2012
Jim Searle says:It would be nice if there was an option to read the DSL from a file, like the en...
Apr 30, 2012
Vlad Melnyk says:How can I run job with current build parameters? build("job", foo: $foo) does n...
May 01, 2012
Nicolas De Loof says:This is not implemented yet, will probably expose a "params" variable as a Map. ...
Jun 08, 2012
Greg Temchenko says:I would like to ;) https://github.com/jenkinsci/build-flow-plugin/pull/3
I would like to ;) https://github.com/jenkinsci/build-flow-plugin/pull/3
Jun 29, 2012
Dimitri BAELI says:Can you add a sample in the doc ? it's not clear on how to use that (If I correc...
Jul 02, 2012
Dimitri BAELI says:The usage for params is build("paramJob1", PARAM_1:params["BUILD_PARAM"])...
May 16, 2012
Xiao Du says:I tried to run a job with several parameters. build("PMD", "root.cvs":"cvsro...
Jun 28, 2012
Nicolas De Loof says:This case is tested on https://github.com/jenkinsci/build-flow-plugin/blob/...
This case is tested on https://github.com/jenkinsci/build-flow-plugin/blob/master/src/test/groovy/com/cloudbees/plugins/flow/BuildTest.groovy#L42 and is ok
please provide such a test to demonstrate the issue
May 28, 2012
rohan shetty says:Hello Everyone, Is there a faclility to comment within the DSL block so that at...
Hello Everyone,
Is there a faclility to comment within the DSL block so that at times one of the job can be commented ???
for instance : I have 3 jobs in the sequence of BuildFlow as follows :
among the above 3 jobs, if i just want to run jobA and jobC ,
so currently i have to delete the entry of jobB and then again add it when needed.
It will be good to have an option like below :
// build("jobB")
Here after jobA directly jobC will run !!!
Hoping for a reply, suggestions always welcome !!!
Jun 28, 2012
Andreyev Melo says:Issue Tracking links to wrong component ('build-flow-plugin') or it was changed....
Jun 28, 2012
Nicolas De Loof says:don't know how to change this on Jira :'(
Jun 28, 2012
Andreyev Melo says:I guess that this block is automatically embedded here by Confluence... BTW, I s...
I guess that this block is automatically embedded here by Confluence... BTW, I see others plugin with same problem, so I guess that components name was bulk changed on JIRA...
Maybe KK could fix this, but I guess he have more priority things to do, so, what about put a tip on page's top, like that:
{tip:title=issues} [Here is our issues|https://issues.jenkins-ci.org/secure/IssueNavigator.jspa?mode=hide&reset=true&jqlQuery=project+%3D+JENKINS+AND+status+in+%28Open%2C+%22In+Progress%22%2C+Reopened%29+AND+component+%3D+'build-flow'] {tip}
Jul 02, 2012
Dimitri BAELI says:Why version 0.4 is tagged in git but not available for download in jenkins (even...
Jul 13, 2012
Shankar krishnan says:Is it possible to use this plugin in Hudson version 2.2.1 I need a similar flo...
Jul 13, 2012
Nicolas De Loof says:don't know, and honesty don't care. Give it a try
Aug 05, 2012
Leslie Chong says:Thanks for this plugin. It's great. I'm wondering if there'll ever be support fo...
Thanks for this plugin. It's great. I'm wondering if there'll ever be support for a more dynamic setup. Specifically, I'd like to spawn off a dynamic number of parallel builds with dynamic parameters. Something like:
for each item in items
build ("job", param: "item")
We can do some these things using the Jenkins API but I would like to find a way to manage this within Jenkins with less code.
Jan 28, 2013
Chang-Yul Choi says:I very hardly got an answer from source code. Try below script. It works!...
Aug 13, 2012
Barrett Strausser says:How may I access parameters passed to a build in another build ? I've tried pull...
How may I access parameters passed to a build in another build ? I've tried pulling it out from the Abstract Build but that doesn't seem to work.
For instance I want to do :
core = build("TryBuildFlowCore", PRIMARYWORKSPACE: "foobar") core.properties.each { out.println "$it.key -> $it.value" } out.println 'Triggered Parameters Map:' out.println params out.println 'Build Object Properties:' build.properties.each { out.println "$it.key -> $it.value" } parallel ( { build("TryBuildFlowPackaging",Var:core.build.PRIMARYWORKSPACE) build("TryBuildFlowDeploy") }, { build("TryBuildFlowPostBuild") } )
This will lead to a Null Reference exception.
Edited to put code in code block.
Aug 16, 2012
Graham Kelly says:Hi, apologies for asking this on the plugin page (I know you requested not to). ...
Hi, apologies for asking this on the plugin page (I know you requested not to). I can't join the jenkins-users list at the moment (Can't access from work!)
Is there any way to trigger a manual step in build-flow? For example, perform a build, trigger a deployment, run integration tests against the deployed app, with the deployment needing to wait on manual approval.
For example:Example build flow
parallel { build("build-job1") build("build-job2") } manual { build("deploy-all", deploy-ip: "127.0.0.1") } //Or manual("deploy-all", deploy-ip: "127.0.0.1")??? build("run-integration-tests", it-env-ip: "127.0.0.1")
I have also asked this on StackOverflow.
Aug 23, 2012
Martin Malek says:Is it possible to pass git commit hash to next step? My flow is "Run unit tests"...
Is it possible to pass git commit hash to next step? My flow is "Run unit tests" > "Deploy" > "Run smoke tests". I need to deploy the correct commit. What can happen is that I'll push two commits really fast and before the unit tests finish, so the "Deploy" job will try to deploy last commit and not the commit which was tested.
Jun 13, 2013
Skuli Arnlaugsson says:You could do something like: Pass GIT_COMMIT sha to other jobs git_commit = b...
You could do something like:Pass GIT_COMMIT sha to other jobs
git_commit = build.properties["environment"]["GIT_COMMIT"] build( "unit-tests", GIT_COMMIT: git_commit ) build( "deploy", GIT_COMMIT: git_commit ) build( "smoke-tests", GIT_COMMIT: git_commit )
Then use the Git plugin and have the pipeline job connected to git, then GIT_COMMIT will be in the pipeline env. Then in the other jobs use GIT_COMMIT instead of the head of the branch.
Sep 13, 2012
ritesh Kumar says:Suppose i am running four parallel jobs and one job fails while others are still...
Sep 13, 2012
Nicolas De Loof says:this is technically possible as jenkins offer a job cancellation feature. Could ...
Sep 13, 2012
Andreyev Melo says:You can use an environment variable from one build into another with: b = buil...
Sep 26, 2012
Francisco José Guerrero Sánchez says:I needed use a SCM polling to trigger a Build Flow; you can type a Cron expressi...
I needed use a SCM polling to trigger a Build Flow; you can type a Cron expression but currently you can´t select your SCM source, and its parameters .
so I've added the next tag to the file $JENKINS_HOME/plugins/build-flow-plugin/WEB-INF/classes/com/cloudbees/plugins/flow/BuildFlow/configure-entries.jelly
and It works fine !! you can launch a new build trough the SCM trigger
I think this could be a great idea to include it in the new version.
Oct 03, 2012
Nicolas De Loof says:For this use case you should better have a job to get triggered by SCM and decla...
Oct 01, 2012
Alex Vesely says:Awesome plugin. A very nice enhancement would be the ability to block the build...
Oct 03, 2012
Chris Kramer says:Upgrade van 0.4 to 0.5 causes all flow jobs to dissapear.. Why and how to preven...
Oct 03, 2012
Nicolas De Loof says:Due to inheritance change, jenkins can't load the job due to collection not bein...
Due to inheritance change, jenkins can't load the job due to collection not being initialized in parent class during deserialization
You can fix this by adding to your job config.xml :
Please don't use this wiki as a bug tracker, either open ticket on issues.jenkins-ci.org, or (better) subscribe to user list and ask there
Oct 10, 2012
Chris Kramer says:Fair enough, sorry for reporting the bug this way. I'll subscribe to the user l...
Oct 23, 2012
Greg horvath says:I've opened a ticket in JIRA about Publishers not running after the flow jobs co...
I've opened a ticket in JIRA about Publishers not running after the flow jobs complete. There was a previous ticket which addressed a similar issue -- namely, publishers not being saved from the configure page. Well, they are being saved now -- but never run.
I've been digging for a bit and -- if I understand how the Publishers are invoked -- I believe that things should work with the current version of the plugin, but they aren't. Any insight here would be useful.
If we figure it out, we'll submit a pull request. However, someone more familiar with this could probably fix it much quicker.
Oct 23, 2012
Greg horvath says:And to follow up on this -- I can't see from the ticket history or the c...
Nov 20, 2012
Damien Coraboeuf says:Hi, any indication about the roadmap and the future releases? Thanks, Damien.
Dec 01, 2012
Dimitri BAELI says:We just released one version, what would you like to have next ?
Dec 01, 2012
Nicolas De Loof says:Roadmap is mostly about volunteers to contribute. My personal focus will ...
Feb 07, 2013
Venkat Prasad says:Ignore does not work. Can you please help me? ignore(FAILURE) { build( "...
Ignore does not work. Can you please help me?
ignore(FAILURE) { build( "send_twitter_notification" ) }
ERROR: Failed to run DSL Script groovy.lang.MissingMethodException: No signature of method: com.cloudbees.plugins.flow.FlowDelegate.ignore() is \ applicable for argument types: (java.lang.String, Script1$_run_closure1_closure4) values: [FAILURE, Script1$_run_closure1_closure4@3a549607] Possible solutions: grep() at sun.reflect.NativeConstructorAccessorImpl.newInstance0(Native Method)
Mar 13, 2013
Martin Rauh says:Hi, is there any way to use a for loop in a parallel( ... ) statement? We want...
May 27, 2013
Nicolas De Loof says:use a loop to create a closure list or map, and pass it to parallel()
Jun 07, 2013
Franck Derunes says:Hi, It seems the ignore(FAILURE) when using a variable. here is my code: I use...
It seems the ignore(FAILURE) when using a variable. here is my code:
I use a text parameter called tests
def tests= params["tests"].split(); tests.each() { ignore(FAILURE) { build("${it}"); } }
if i remove the ignore(FAILURE) {} part, the script works, but unfortunately the test suite stops at the first failure and the others tests won't be executed.
Could you please help me figure this out?
Jun 11, 2013
hyunil shin says:(Windows) I downloaded the source code, import it as Eclipse project. An...
(Windows) I downloaded the source code,
import it as Eclipse project.
And run hpi:run, open web browser http://localhost:8080/.
But the job configruation page is displayed like this (I cannot attach screenshot due to secruity)
and when to run build, nothing is executed.
build trigger
- xxxx
- Build periodically
- Poll SCM
Define build flow using flow DSL (textarea)
Post-build action
Add post-build action
As compared to normal situation there is no Flow Definition section.
Nov 12, 2013
Jay Spang says:I'm still seeing this issue, even though it was supposed to be fixed back in Mar...
I'm still seeing this issue, even though it was supposed to be fixed back in March - https://issues.jenkins-ci.org/browse/JENKINS-18003 - All build flow graphs disappear after a few hours (whether Jenkins restarts or not). Does anyone know if this is a known issue or an incompatibility with other plugins? I can't seem to find much evidence of anyone else having the same problems anymore.
- Jenkins 1.537 (Windows 2012)
- Build Flow 0.10
Nov 26, 2013
Saran Niyakit says:Hi, I found some issues for build flow plug-in. For lasted version 0.10 whic...
I found some issues for build flow plug-in.
- For lasted version 0.10 which has dependency "buildgraph-view" plug-in I install buildgraph-view then trigged run jobs. Jobs run fine except graph did not show.
- I downgrade to previous version 0.8 everything work fine including graph when jobs is running.
When I come back to previous jobs that finished the graph disappeared. In the case I'm not sure about how long build flow plug-in keeps the graph.
Any help would be appreciated.
Nov 26, 2013
Nicolas De Loof says:This wiki is not an issue tracker, please use jira and join jenkins-user mailing...
Jan 27, 2014
Alexander Uvizhev says:Is there a way to specify where particular build should run? By providing a labe...
Feb 26, 2014
Thomas Wyremblewsky says:Hi, I have a few questions and a big problem. First my questions: 1 Is it pos...
I have a few questions and a big problem.
First my questions:
1 Is it possible to start a sub flow in the main flow like this
main flow dsl named main_flow:build ('sub_flow')
2 Can I start another job after completing the flow using a post build action like 'trigger parametrized build on other plugins'?
And after all the problem.
parallel( {retry ( 2 ){ build ("Job_Deploy_Batch_ReferenzBatch_Flow_Snap") } }, {retry ( 2 ){ build ("Job_Deploy_Batch_Referenz_Flow_Snap") } }, {retry ( 2 ){ build ("Job_Deploy_EJB_Referenz_Flow_Snap") } }, {retry ( 2 ){ build ("Job_Deploy_Service_GenesisWlM_Flow_Snap") } }, {retry ( 2 ){ build ("Job_Deploy_Service_Referenz_Flow_Snap") } }, {retry ( 2 ){ build ("Job_Deploy_Web_GenesisBatchAdmin_Flow_Snap") } } )
Everything is all right, but at the end the job failed.
parallel { retry (attempt 1) { retry (attempt 1) { Schedule job Job_Deploy_Batch_ReferenzBatch_Flow_Snap retry (attempt 1) { Schedule job Job_Deploy_Batch_Referenz_Flow_Snap retry (attempt 1) { Schedule job Job_Deploy_Service_GenesisWlM_Flow_Snap retry (attempt 1) { Schedule job Job_Deploy_Web_GenesisBatchAdmin_Flow_Snap Schedule job Job_Deploy_EJB_Referenz_Flow_Snap retry (attempt 1){ Build Job_Deploy_Batch_Referenz_Flow_Snap #8 started Build Job_Deploy_Batch_ReferenzBatch_Flow_Snap #8 started Build Job_Deploy_Service_GenesisWlM_Flow_Snap #8 started Build Job_Deploy_Web_GenesisBatchAdmin_Flow_Snap #8 started Build Job_Deploy_EJB_Referenz_Flow_Snap #8 started Job_Deploy_Batch_ReferenzBatch_Flow_Snap #8 completed } Job_Deploy_EJB_Referenz_Flow_Snap #8 completed } Job_Deploy_Web_GenesisBatchAdmin_Flow_Snap #8 completed } Job_Deploy_Service_GenesisWlM_Flow_Snap #8 completed } Job_Deploy_Batch_Referenz_Flow_Snap #8 completed } } Notifying upstream projects of job completion Finished: FAILURE
Normally this steps should follow.
build ("Server_Restart_Portal_HEAD") out.println 'Deploy skins and themes' retry ( 2 ){ skins_deploy = build ("Job_Deploy_SkinsAndThemes61_Flow_Snap") } out.println skins_deploy
I have no idea why and how this happens.
Any suggestions?
I use jenkins 1.532.1 and build flow plugin 1.480.
Thx Tommy
Feb 26, 2014
Nicolas De Loof says:if you have questions, JOIN THE USER-LIST this wiki isn't a forum
Feb 27, 2014
Thomas Wyremblewsky says:Joined. Oh, not joined. Subscribing doesn't work. Mail routing error jenkinsci...
Mar 02, 2014
Gil Shinar says:Hi, This plugin is just great. Thanks a lot. Is there a way to use conditional...
Mar 02, 2014
Gil Shinar says:How do I join the users list? Thabks Gil
Apr 16, 2014
Sergey Smirnov says:"build flow no longer has a workspace" But I need workspace. I want to create f...
Nov 10, 2014
erwann cordon says:Is there a work around to using custom workspace, as it doesn't appear to be ava...
Nov 10, 2014
erwann cordon says:Is there a work around to using custom workspace, as it doesn't appear to be ava...
Nov 12, 2014
vivek thakur says:Hi I am using this plugin for my project and in some projects jobs ...
I am using this plugin for my project and in some projects jobs i am executing batch script using groovy( .execute() ) function and these all job are executing in Slave.
Problem: I have a Build flow job and i have written " println "cmd /c ipconfig/all".execute().text " command in flow DSL.
If i run normally then it will execute on Master and display Master PC system details.
But if i run this job on slave then its running on slave but its showing Master PC system details but it should have shown the Slave PC system details.
And i have already configured groovy on slave also.
i am facing this problem , if you have any solution then please inform me.
Dec 10, 2014
Gil Shinar says:I'm having the same issue but you won't get your answer here as the plugin devel...
Dec 11, 2014
vivek thakur says:Thanks Gil Shinar for your opinion, But I understand that using this plug...
Nov 25, 2014
TA Chua says:Hi, I am using "Read DSL from file" to get the DSL store in a file in local sto...
I am using "Read DSL from file" to get the DSL store in a file in local storage, but it can't seem to resolve environment variable, and just treat it as normal string.
Any workaround? Thanks.
build-flow reading DSL from file '/user/${PLATFORM_NAME}/test.groovy' FATAL: java.io.FileNotFoundException: /user/${PLATFORM_NAME}/test.groovy (No such file or directory)
Dec 11, 2014
vivek thakur says:i have worked on it but in path it can't resolve Env. variables. it always cons...
Dec 22, 2014
Taylor Kaplan says:I wasted several days trying to find documentation on the dsl you are using. Why...
I wasted several days trying to find documentation on the dsl you are using. Why doesn't it mention anywhere in the main documentation that this is using groovy? FYI...., if you want to do more than just the very limited scope of these examples, please refer to groovy scripting. One simple example that goes beyond the scope of this documentation are running jobs via a build parameters.
Jan 15, 2015
Jamil Ahmed says:In the Basics section, it refers to "triggered parameters" (params). Are these t...
Jan 16, 2015
Jamil Ahmed says:For the curious: Yes, they are the same parameters that are passed to the build ...
Apr 13, 2015
Michal Vanco says:Hi, I'm using the Jenkins build flow plugin and wondering about some use-case o...
I'm using the Jenkins build flow plugin and wondering about some use-case of re-usability.
Imagine the situation you want to orchestrate multiple components the same way (following some blueprint, just some steps and variables may differ).
It's not possible to directly write this at the DSL, but you can use groovy for that and have something like the below snippet (in the real situation it's much moooore complicated):
common.groovy: public class CommonOrchestrator { def delegate def currentBuild def params public CommonOrchestrator(delegate, currentBuild, params) { this.delegate = delegate this.currentBuild = currentBuild this.params = params } def pipe() { step1() step2() delegate.build('final-step') } protected void step1() {} protected void step2() { delegate.build('step2') } } specific.groovy: public class SpecificOrchestrator extends CommonOrchestrator { public SpecificOrchestrator(delegate, currentBuild, params) { super(delegate, currentBuild, params) } public void step1() { delegate.build('step1') } } new SpecificOrchestrator(this, build, params).pipe()
Can you please tell me if you have ever considered something like this or do you have some recommendation how to implement it using the build flow plugin?
I have tried various approaches how to use the multiple files/dependencies in the dsl or groovy file but with no extra result.
I would be really glad for any help, thank you in advance!


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