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In lightweight database migrations using PostgreSQL I outlined some ideas about running database migrations in a simple manner, with minimal dependencies, using the database itself in combination with common language-agnostic utilities. In this post, I detail an update to the ideas previously outlined, fixing various issues and streamlining the overall approach.
For the stage previously named initialisation (
0_init.sql), I create a stage called pre (
0_pre.sql). Although almost all of the code in this file remains the same, this is not simply a rename, but rather a slight alteration in how I'm thinking about the code which runs before and after the migrations. Previously, I considered this stage as just a setup phase, but now I consider this more as one end of a wrapper which surrounds the migrations-proper. However, the only code change is to move the transaction beginning and reporting of the current migration version into this file.
-- database/0_pre.sql CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS _meta ( key VARCHAR PRIMARY KEY, value VARCHAR ); INSERT INTO _meta (key, value) VALUES ('version', 0); CREATE FUNCTION pg_temp.version() RETURNS integer AS $$ SELECT value::integer FROM _meta WHERE key = 'version'; $$ LANGUAGE sql; CREATE FUNCTION pg_temp.version(integer) RETURNS boolean AS $$ UPDATE _meta SET value = $1 WHERE key = 'version'; SELECT TRUE; $$ LANGUAGE sql; CREATE FUNCTION pg_temp.migrate(integer) RETURNS boolean AS $$ SELECT CASE WHEN pg_temp.version() = $1 - 1 THEN NULL ELSE FALSE END; $$ LANGUAGE sql; BEGIN; SELECT pg_temp.version() "version_f";
For the migrations-proper stage, I previously defined a unique, temporary function, leaving the execution until the last stage. The idea was that the function would only be called if needed, and in the correct order. But this failed in some scenarios, where defining the function itself depended on something which didn't exist in the database, causing the function definition to be invalid, thus breaking the migration chain. In such a case, it did not matter about the later stage, as the overall process had already failed.
Instead, I change the skeleton of each migration to conditionally execute the migration within that file itself, requiring a strict order of cross-file concatenation (see running migrations). This also eliminates the chain of
SELECT columns which was used to guarantee execution order and report on whether the migration was run. Instead, everything related to that migration is contained in the single migration file, making it easier to reason about, and reducing edits when creating a new migration using an existing one as a template (a common workflow pattern for me, I find, regardless of migration tooling or language). I also rename to use the same temporary function each time, which is created and dropped within the same file. Again, this reduces differences between multiple migration files.
I also trivially rename the migration file prefix to be shorter. If desired, a longer migration comment can be supplied as the column name, as before. Note that although this approach still requires the migration number to be specified in multiple places (because of not using variables, for simplicity), at least now those multiple places are in the same file (indeed, in the same group of lines).
-- database/1_m_1.sql CREATE FUNCTION pg_temp.migration() RETURNS boolean AS $$ -- TODO: insert migration SQL SELECT pg_temp.version(1); $$ LANGUAGE sql; SELECT COALESCE(pg_temp.migrate(1), pg_temp.migration()) "m_1"; DROP FUNCTION pg_temp.migration();
For the stage previously named execution (
2_exec.sql), I create a stage called post (
2_post.sql). This is the other end of the wrapper which surrounds the migrations-proper. Rather than conditionally execute the migrations as before, this now simply commits the transaction and reports on the final migration version, as the migrations themselves have already been run. As before, I ensure that migrations end-to-end are wrapped within an explicit transaction, to facilitate rollback in the event of an error. As noted in the original post, with PostgreSQL, even DDL statements will get rolled back if the transaction fails, making the use of a transaction attractive.
-- database/2_post.sql SELECT pg_temp.version() "version_t"; COMMIT;
As noted above (see stage 1: migrations), simply using
cat does not provide the ordering guarantees required, despite this split into the three separate stages. Instead, I change to perform a natural sort of the files using
ls -v. Using this method, it shouldn't be necessary to anticipate the total number of migrations in advance and zero-pad (e.g.
001 rather than
1), although that could be done if desired.
# database.sql.sh #!/bin/sh cd database/ && cat $(ls -v)
Code related to this post is available from my coding notebook.
I'm very much a fan of The Twelve-Factor App methodology. Docker (with Docker Compose) can be used to build on these ideas, allowing greater control over an app's environment and reinforcement of the principles. Here, I present some notes related to setting up Docker Compose for a (not-quite) Twelve-Factor Ruby Rails app, specifically from commits I've made to Tunefl, my open-source LilyPond mini-score engraving and sharing for musicians. Note that the Docker Compose documentation has an example of containerising a Ruby Rails app. However, that installs gems as
root and executes with elevated privileges. Besides, I have something more complex in mind! :)
I tend to be cautious about changing from approaches which work well, so have kept an interested eye on the many touted advantages of using Docker without immediately rushing to convert everything. Much like any tool, including a screwdriver, Docker can be used for a variety of approaches to solve a problem. I'm not convinced that using Docker automatically means a solution is better than one without it or without explicit containerisation. However, there are a few specific things offered by Docker for development which became too tempting for me to resist:
version-locking of external service dependencies: Having a specific, repeatable recipe for library dependencies is vital for long-term stability and sanity. I've been increasingly trying to get into the habit of explicitly documenting all external service versions in READMEs (e.g.
PostgreSQL 9.3). Docker allows these dependencies to be enforced.
virtualisation security: If you're developing within a single organisation, isolated development zones might not be a concern. But if you're working across multiple security contexts, such as for multiple clients, this becomes something you should consider seriously. If it's possible to
git pull some company's code and start what you think is a local webserver, only to find a mistake or malicious modification causes another company's code or keys to be sent over the network, you've got a problem. Virtualisation, such as using VirtualBox, protects against this. Docker makes this virtualisation less obtrusive.
networking security: Even if you're running code in isolation, it's important to remember the security of external services. If you simply access all your PostgreSQL databases under the same user, even setting a password won't protect you against an app connecting to the wrong database. This could be something quite accidental even within the same app, such as wiping the wrong database when running a automated test suite. That alone is one reason why I prefer to access dev and test databases with different users and passwords, sometimes adding additional protection such as requiring an extra environment variable (e.g.
CI=1) to be set for the test stack. Docker not only allows individual service instances to be separated, but also the entire network stack to be segmented, stopping not only one organisation's project from accessing another's, but also your test stack from accessing your dev stack.
mount restrictions: This is something I'll confess I don't usually bother with when developing. But Docker allows easy configuration of volumes, including mounting all of the working directory as read-only and granting specific exceptions. This means I can be sure than an app is not doing something unpleasant like writing a runtime file when I'm not expecting it (breaking when behind load-balancing, not to mention not being part of my server backup strategy).
Let's work inwards, starting from an existing
Procfile definition of internal services:
# Procfile web: bundle exec thin start -p $PORT worker: bundle exec sidekiq
Tunefl also has a
.env.example, designed to be copied to
.env and adjusted (and copied to
.test.env, etc. for multi-stack setups). This is the app's central settings file in environment variable form, containing external service connections such as
DATABASE_URL. I don't use
config/database.yml files or similar. We can continue to use these settings with only minimal changes, also keeping it easy for those who wish to install without Docker.
We'll be using the newer networking method rather than the Docker container links method, so we need to change hostnames; e.g.:
# .env.example DATABASE_URL=postgresql://tunefl_dev:password@tunefl_postgres_1.tunefl/tunefl_dev REDIS_URL=redis://tunefl_redis_1.tunefl:6379/0
For the
web service, we set the build context as the current directory, point to the templated
.env, mount the current directory as read-only, declare Port
8080 within the container, accessible outside the container on an ephemeral port, and specify the
web service previously defined in
Procfile (
PORT isn't available here, so we specify it explicitly; the port is only used within the container, so this doesn't worry me too much).
# docker-compose.yml --- web: build: &build "." env_file: &env_file ".env" volumes: - ".:/srv/tunefl/:ro" ports: - "127.0.0.1::8080" command: "bundle exec thin start -p 8080"
For the
worker service, we use the same build context and
.env, using YAML node anchors and references to ensure settings are kept in sync (we could also use Docker Compose extends syntax), use a non-default
Dockerfile as the
worker requires additional packages to be installed, connect to the same volumes as
web, and specify the
worker service previously defined in
Procfile. It's worth noting that although volumes are shared, here, that's only to facilitate default Tunefl local-storage setup (rather than AWS S3 or similar), as well as to make gem installation faster.
# docker-compose.yml (continued) worker: build: *build env_file: *env_file dockerfile: "Dockerfile.worker" volumes_from: - web command: "bundle exec sidekiq"
For the
postgres and
redis services, we lock to particular versions, and use the images' defaults.
# docker-compose.yml (continued) postgres: image: "postgres:9.3.10" redis: image: "redis:3.0.5"
I also used the opportunity to change the app to write logs only to
STDOUT rather than also
log/ directory files, but this wouldn't be necessary for an app already following Twelve-Factor properly. Also because of the read-only mount and some difficulties with
db/schema.rb getting changed on gem installation from the repository version, I disabled the
rake db:schema:dump task, which is automatically called by
rake db:migrate (this is an old Rails 3 app, so
config.active_record.dump_schema_after_migration isn't available, and the
rake db:schema:load method doesn't work for this app).
Next, we need a
Dockerfile to define how to build the image. In this case, we'll actually create two:
Dockerfile containing the main definition for the
web service, and
Dockerfile.worker containing the definition for the
worker service, which requires additional packages to be installed. Where possible, we'll speed up the builds by considering carefully the order of the Docker layers, and using a shared volume for gem installation. For an app with fewer services or less complex package dependencies, one
Dockerfile would likely be sufficient.
We use
SYNC comments, which have no special meaning, to denote which sections of
Dockerfile and
Dockerfile.worker should be kept in sync, either for Docker layer optimisation (
SYNC: Dockerfile/1), or because it's a shared pattern (
SYNC: Dockerfile/2).
We base the build on the official Docker
ruby:2.2.3 image, install packages needed for gem installation, and create a user:
# Dockerfile # SYNC: Dockerfile/1 { FROM ruby:2.2.3 RUN \ apt-get update -y && \ apt-get install -y \ build-essential \ libpq-dev && \ useradd --home-dir /srv/tunefl/ --shell /usr/sbin/nologin tunefl # SYNC: }
Next, we create the skeleton structure within our writeable volumes, and set ownership. It's probably not necessary to create every one of these directories, but I had a list handy from Capistrano deployments, so I used this. Note that we don't actually
/srv/tunefl itself, as the default permissions allow the unprivileged user read access, and that's all we need.
# Dockerfile (continued) RUN \ mkdir \ /srv/tunefl.bundle/ \ /srv/tunefl/ \ /srv/tunefl/public/ \ /srv/tunefl/public/assets/ \ /srv/tunefl/public/system/ \ /srv/tunefl/public/uploads/ \ /srv/tunefl/tmp/ \ /srv/tunefl/tmp/cache/ \ /srv/tunefl/tmp/pids/ \ /srv/tunefl/tmp/sockets/ && \ chown -R tunefl \ /srv/tunefl.bundle/ \ # not /srv/tunefl/ /srv/tunefl/public/ \ /srv/tunefl/tmp/
Next, we copy the library dependency definitions. These aren't owned by the unprivileged user either, ensuring that these definitions cannot accidentally change when we install the gems.
# Dockerfile (continued) COPY [ \ "Gemfile", \ "Gemfile.lock", \ "/srv/tunefl/"]
We set the working directory and become the unprivileged user, which will be used both to install the gems and to run the
web service itself. We define
BUNDLE_APP_CONFIG to point to a writeable volume owned by the unprivileged user. Then, we install the library dependencies.
# Dockerfile (continued) # SYNC: Dockerfile/2 { WORKDIR /srv/tunefl/ USER tunefl ENV BUNDLE_APP_CONFIG /srv/tunefl.bundle/ # SYNC: } RUN bundle install --path /srv/tunefl.bundle/
Finally, we declare the writeable volumes:
/srv/tunefl.bundle to contain installed gems, and
/srv/tunefl/public/ and
/srv/tunefl/tmp/ to be mounted over the top of read-only
/srv/tunefl. Ideally, we'd switch
tmp/ to another location entirely, but this doesn't appear to be straightforward with Rails 3.
# Dockerfile (continued) VOLUME [ \ "/srv/tunefl.bundle/", \ "/srv/tunefl/public/", \ "/srv/tunefl/tmp/"]
We keep the
SYNC: Dockerfile/1 section in sync with that in
Dockerfile, rather than modifying it to add our additional packages. This enables the Docker layer cache to be used, significantly increasing the speed of builds.
# Dockerfile.worker # SYNC: Dockerfile/1 { FROM ruby:2.2.3 RUN \ apt-get update -y && \ apt-get install -y \ build-essential \ libpq-dev && \ useradd --home-dir /srv/tunefl/ --shell /usr/sbin/nologin tunefl # SYNC: }
Next, we install the additional packages needed for the
worker service. The
lilypond package has lots of dependencies, and installation takes a long time. This fragment is placed so as to maximise the shared layers between
Dockerfile and
Dockerfile.worker. However,
web does not need
lilypond, so we keep that build clean, which is the whole motivation for the separate
# Dockerfile.worker (continued) RUN \ apt-get update -y && \ apt-get install -y \ lilypond
Finally, we keep the
SYNC: Dockerfile/2 section in sync with that in
Dockerfile, simply to reuse the shared pattern. We don't benefit from the Docker layer cache cross-
Dockerfiles here, as the previous steps have diverged. Note that we don't need to set up any directories or install any gems, as we're reusing the
web service volumes. This means that gem installation should still be fast, because the work has already been done in
# Dockerfile.worker (continued) # SYNC: Dockerfile/2 { WORKDIR /srv/tunefl/ USER tunefl ENV BUNDLE_APP_CONFIG /srv/tunefl.bundle/ # SYNC: }
In this section, I note some common usage commands. I'm using Docker Compose 1.5.2, which means the
--x-networking flag is required to activate the automatic handling of a segregated project-specific
bridge network. If you're using Docker Compose 1.6 onwards, you probably won't need this flag.
To build and start all services, both internal and external:
docker-compose --x-networking up
To view all running containers and their names:
docker ps
To open a browser pointed to whichever ephemeral port Docker has connected the
web service to (you can also map to host ports explicitly, if you prefer):
xdg-open "http://$(docker-compose port web 8080)" # Linux
To connect to PostgreSQL:
docker exec -it tunefl_postgres_1 psql -U postgres
To connect to Redis:
docker exec -it tunefl_redis_1 redis-cli
To migrate a database using
rake db:migrate:
docker exec tunefl_web_1 bundle exec rake db:migrate
To monitor Resque or Sidekiq jobs from the command-line using my Sidekiq Spy:
docker exec -it tunefl_worker_1 sh \ -c 'TERM=xterm bundle exec sidekiq-spy -h tunefl_redis_1.tunefl -n resque'
More usage notes, including an approach to handling multiple stacks such as for executing an automated test suite, can be found in the Tunefl README.
Code related to this post is available from the Tunefl repository.
I find myself continuing to rethink the placement of analytics and social media sharing scripts on the sites I control. Over recent years, this behaviour has become almost automatic for me: create a site or web application, add Google Analytics scripts, add AddThis buttons to facilitate sharing on Twitter and other channels. But I'm realising more and more that we've somehow got into a situation where privacy-related decisions are often taken with far too little time for reflection, sometimes supported by the all-too-weak argument that everyone else is doing it. For some parties, I suspect we might have got into this position by design, but for others, it might be more a case of not having adequately thought about it, of not having fully considered what we might be giving up as well as gaining.
In November 2015, I removed Google Analytics and AddThis from Tunefl, my open-source LilyPond mini-score engraving and sharing service for musicians. I also began a more serious review of other sites I'm involved with. Today, I also removed the Twitter embedded-tweet scripts from this blog. Sure, it means that my shared photos don't auto-display, and that it's more work for someone to share any content they find interesting (!). But more important to me is that the site is more respectful of users who run JavaScript, and that privacy tools such as Privacy Badger indicate that my site doesn't appear to be participating in tracking-related activities. And it's also faster, because of avoiding the need for the remote JavaScript load.
Some might think it would have been better to have kept things as they were until I'd spent more time reviewing the situation and getting alternative solutions in place. But I think it's often best to set out in the approximate direction you realise you want to go, even without having the whole route planned. Otherwise, it's far too easy to stay exactly where you are, and keep putting changes off until another time. For a client project, I might not necessarily advise the same approach; that would need careful consideration (and wouldn't just be my decision, obviously). But really, in the bigger picture, my blog and open-source sites really aren't that important—not enough to justify doing something I'm uncomfortable with. For the meanwhile, if that means I have less insight into visitors, I think I'm actually okay with that.
I'm not saying I won't continue to use such analytics and social media sharing scripts in the future, even for sites I don't have to compromise for, but that at least I would have given myself more time to consider the options carefully before doing so, and, hopefully, to find a solution which yields benefits without potentially contributing negatively to privacy. I'm not necessarily recommending that others follow suit; I think what's most important here is to think carefully about these things rather than sleepwalk into them, and, if you have the opportunity, to err on the side of caution if your present self is not sure what to do.
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Update 2016-01-26: lightweight database migrations using PostgreSQL 2 details an update to the ideas outlined in this post, fixing various issues and streamlining the overall approach.
How can I run database migrations in a simple manner, with minimal dependencies, and using the database itself rather than a separate utility? To explore this, I use PostgreSQL. Not wanting to use anything particularly exclusive, I opt for PostgreSQL functions using SQL rather than PL/pgSQL. The latter would likely reduce duplication, but I don't mind a little duplication so long as it's centralised and gives me something in return. I'm also quite happy with using common utilities like
cat and
We need a way of storing metadata for migrations. We could use a dedicated table, but I opt for a more generic
_meta table in case I want to store other metadata directly in the database in a similar format.
-- database/0_init.sql CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS _meta ( key VARCHAR PRIMARY KEY, value VARCHAR ); INSERT INTO _meta (key, value) VALUES ('version', 0);
We could run this separately once, or just include it along with the migrations, if we're not worried about the
INSERT failure on subsequent runs. (If you're running with
psql -1, this would be a problem, but I'm specifying transactions explicitly.)
We create some temporary functions, which our migrations will be able to use:
-- database/0_init.sql CREATE FUNCTION pg_temp.version() RETURNS integer AS $$ SELECT value::integer FROM _meta WHERE key = 'version'; $$ LANGUAGE sql; CREATE FUNCTION pg_temp.version(integer) RETURNS boolean AS $$ UPDATE _meta SET value = $1 WHERE key = 'version'; SELECT TRUE; $$ LANGUAGE sql; CREATE FUNCTION pg_temp.migrate(integer) RETURNS boolean AS $$ SELECT CASE WHEN pg_temp.version() = $1 - 1 THEN NULL ELSE FALSE END; $$ LANGUAGE sql;
pg_temp.version() function gets the current migration version. We need to cast the type, because of the generic
_meta table.
pg_temp.version(integer) function sets a migration version. It returns
boolean to be compatible with how we'll run the migrations, and will indicate that the migration actually executed.
pg_temp.migrate(integer) function returns whether a particular migration should be run. It should only be run if it is strictly the next migration in the sequence. This deals with excluding migrations which have previously been run, and whilst protecting against running migrations in the wrong order accidentally.
We create an example migration:
-- database/1_migrate_1.sql CREATE FUNCTION pg_temp.migrate_1() RETURNS boolean AS $$ INSERT INTO _meta (key, value) VALUES ('tmp-1', 1); SELECT pg_temp.version(1); $$ LANGUAGE sql;
This is the format that each of our migrations should be in: in its own file if you prefer; numbered consecutively starting from
1; wrapped in a temporary function named with the migration number suffix; returning
boolean, with the final statement a
SELECT calling the migration version setter. The
INSERT INTO statement is merely an example of migration work, here.
We need a way of calling the migration functions:
-- database/2_exec.sql BEGIN; SELECT pg_temp.version() "version_f", COALESCE(pg_temp.migrate(1), pg_temp.migrate_1()) "migrate_1", pg_temp.version() "version_t" ; COMMIT;
We wrap this in a transaction, and chain the calls in the correct order. With PostgreSQL, even DDL statements will get rolled back if the transaction fails. The calls to the
pg_temp.version() function report the starting and ending migration versions. The
COALESCE() handles only running a migration if it should be run next and hasn't been run already, using lazy-evaluation of parameters.
We make a small script to ensure we don't forget which order to call the files in, returning the entire SQL code to be executed:
# database.sql.sh #!/bin/sh cat \ database/0_init.sql \ database/1_migrate_*.sql \ database/2_exec.sql
This uses
cat to concatenate the files in correct order of stages:
2. It doesn't matter which order the individual migrations in stage
1 are concatenated, as they only define functions; it's only in stage
2 they're conditionally executed.
Finally, we run the migrations against the database, using
psql -x to transpose the output to list one line per migration:
database.sql.sh | psql -x
CREATE TABLE INSERT 0 1 CREATE FUNCTION CREATE FUNCTION CREATE FUNCTION CREATE FUNCTION CREATE FUNCTION BEGIN -[ RECORD 1 ] version_f | 0 migrate_1 | t version_t | 1 COMMIT
CREATE TABLE and
INSERT lines indicate that the
_meta table was initialised. The
CREATE FUNCTION lines indicate that our migrations have been loaded. The
RECORD 1 shows that the migration version started at
0, ran
migrate_1, and ended at
If we run the migrations again:
database.sql.sh | psql -x
CREATE TABLE ERROR: duplicate key value violates unique constraint "_meta_pkey" DETAIL: Key (key)=(version) already exists. CREATE FUNCTION CREATE FUNCTION CREATE FUNCTION CREATE FUNCTION CREATE FUNCTION BEGIN -[ RECORD 1 ] version_f | 1 migrate_1 | f version_t | 1 COMMIT
_meta table initialisation gives an error, but we can ignore that. The
RECORD 1 shows that the migration version started at
1, didn't run
migrate_1, and ended at
I like the simplicity of this approach, with SQL files able to be used without being wrapped in another language, and requiring only
cat and
psql as dependencies. I don't like the repetition in
database/2_exec.sql, although it does have its advantages in being able to define a custom name for each migration to display in the final report. Alternatively, a more complex function using PL/pgSQL could likely be used, wrapping the calls in a loop. The use of side-affects when calling using
SELECT is rather hacky; perhaps I'd prefer it split into multiple statements. That would also make me more comfortable about evaluation-order guarantees of parameters;
COALESCE provides the necessary assurances, but I'm not sure about
SELECT. We could wrap a single transaction around the outside of everything using
psql -1, but I'd be worried that I'd forget to type that one day and run migrations outside of a transaction by mistake.
The code in this post is also available in my coding notebook.
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Drafting a dud in the early rounds is a real nightmare for fantasy players. And there have been a lot of heartbreaking players this year. So far. You can never keep a good man down, right? Well, sadly, if you're like me, you want points NOW. Big name players like MJD are killing some people, but who knows? He might turn it around. I mean, he is MJD. But do you think his owner would rather bench him than take the chance of only getting a few points every week until he is good? Well, try a trade. There are plenty of big names that you can buy low from other players. Consistancy is a good thing, and some players are consistantly ruining people's fantasy scores. So lets talk trades people!
Roddy White - 5.60 points
Roddy White is hurt. If people aren't benching him, they're not too intelligent. Basically, he's been playing decoy for the past few weeks, and his points show it. If his owners are patient, he'll heal up and once again dominate like he does. If they aren't patient, he's a VERY good player to aim for. At this point, it could be weeks until he's 100%.
Stevan Ridley - 10.90 pointsRidley is definitely one of those players taken early, and he is NOT producing. Shane Vereen was, until he broke his thumb, but Ridley isn't producing at all. In a three-way split for snaps, he's not doing well, and has yet to even put up 50 yards in any game. He's very risky for any player to put in, so definitely buy low low low. And don't start him until he starts producing.
Dwayne Bowe - 15.00 pointsLife for the Chiefs is great. Life for Bowe owners isn't. Bowe isn't getting many targets, especially where he usually made his mark - down the field. He's just put up a game where he made .40 points. THAT is painful. Until Alex Smith is more confident in himself throwing deep or until Bowe gets used in shorter yardage situations, he's a buy low. Even with a game where he put up 11+ points, that's still just an anomoly for the deep-threat.
Tony Gonzalez - 15.30 pointsLast year, 15.30 points for Gonzalez was about 3 quarters. This year, it's been about 3 weeks. The old man isn't finding a rhythm, and hasn't even found 40 yards in a game yet. He's not looking good, but keep in mind, he is Tony Gonzalez. He'll bounce back, but currently, you could probably get him cheap. And if you do, you just found yourself an excellent starter!
Greg Jennings - 16.00 pointsJennings isn't looking good this year. He's got the stats that a 4th-string wide receiver on the Packers would have. He's only had over 45 points once so far, and still not a single touchdown. With the Vikings passing game struggling, who knows how well (more-so poorly) he will continue to do? Easily a good buy-low wide receiver.
C.J. Spiller - 16.20 pointsSpiller is, once again, injured. But luckily, it isn't a big deal. It probably wont even keep him out this Sunday. But, he still got injured. On top of that, he's only had one game where he surpassed 3.50 points, and it was only a 11.70 point game. Spiller is a weapon, one that his owners won't happily part with, but given another poor week or 2, he should be easier to snatch up.
Maurice Jones-Drew - 19.50 pointsNow, back to MJD. He finally had an alright game. Sadly, that was only due to a touchdown. The Jaguars' only hope has yet to run for over 45 yards. That Lisfranc injury really slowed him down. Either that, or he's every defense's only target. Either way, it may take him a while to get back on the MJD track, if he even gets back on. Hopefully a good buy-low.
Hakeem Nicks - 19.70 pointsNicks is subject to a terrible team. It seems as if all my Eli Manning bashing has completely shown his true colors. But, not the point. In his North Carolina homecoming against the Panthers, he was only targeted once, and that was to throw the ball away. With Nicks' stock going down by the week due to the destruction of the Giants' morale, I'd say he's a good low-buy. Who knows, they might pull it together?
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Why does this happen?
We suspect it's a leak from a massive hydrocarbon pocket under the seabed, which fuses with the surrounding water to create an ice-like reef known as methane hydrate. This in turn sparks a food chain involving crustaceans releasing billions of nutrient-rich eggs into the desolate waters.
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Killer whales are present at the location over 96% of the time. Even if they aren't exactly on the coordinate, we usually find them close by. Although every trip out there is unique and different each time, we have excellent sightings and interaction consistently, and have seen in excess of 100 killer whales at the canyon during previous scientific research trips; it is quite possibly the largest yet discovered aggregation of orca in the southern hemisphere!
During the 1.5 hour journey to the site, you can also expect to see a wide variety of marine species including seabirds, dolphins, sharks, tuna and seals.
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This eco marine project seeks to uncover the mystery behind this remarkable event and is dedicated to the preservation of this beautiful wilderness location. Your participation in the expedition is actively supporting ground breaking passive research, helping to fund and document this important project. Everyone who books the tour automatically becomes a member of RiggsAustralia.com, the website where images and information on the research being conducted can be found.
What is the research project?
David Riggs has been observing the scenario since 2005 and subsequently produced a film that aired internationally, drawing attention to this remarkable location. A part of the tour will be conducting research and citizen science, collating photo ID of the animals, lowering an underwater hydrophone (if conditions permit) to listen to the activity down there in the watery world, and towing underwater cameras to collect data. Focusing on killer whale vocalisations and their influence on human/Great White Shark interactions, the recordings we make are being tested with Great White Sharks to see if the sounds may act as a deterrent.
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We are honoured to be exclusively aligned with the Bremer Canyon Killer Whale project. It's an incredible opportunity to share this natural wonder and contribute to its research and preservation.
Our friendly, professional and informative crew have marine science backgrounds to ensure you learn everything possible and have an unforgettable experience.
We keep our tour numbers small so everyone on board has the best opportunity to see the wildlife.
Our 55ft purpose built whale watching vessel has three viewing areas – a spacious lounge area with seating for 30 inside, a huge foredeck and an upstairs fly-bridge with 360 degree views for an exhilarating experience.
Frequently asked questions
Where can I find accommodation?
For accommodation please contact:
Albany Visitor Centre (+618) 9841 9290
Bremer Bay Community Resource Centre (+618) 9837 4171
Or Google 'Bremer Bay' and choose from the options
Are refreshments provided?
Lunch, morning and afternoon tea, soft drinks and bottled water are included in the price and supplied on board. If you have special dietary requirements, please contact us in advance.
What should I bring?
We suggest you bring a warm jacket. Dress for the conditions, casual and comfortable layered clothing. It can get quite cold out at the Canyon. And flat enclosed good quality comfortable shoes with a good grip. Organise sea sickness tablets with your pharmacist and take prior to the tour. Bring extra with you on board to top-up during the trip if recommend on the instructions. Its a long day out on the water and you want to enjoy it.
Visitors on the expedition are encouraged to bring a good quality still camera in the hope that any images they collect will be entered into our rapidly growing orca photo data base.
The goal of these citizen science funded expeditions is to gather information that will help authorities understand how this seasonal ecosystem works and ultimately ensure its continues functionality into the future. Accessing imagery captured by expeditioners while on board is one of the methods RiggsAustralia are using to further our understanding of the Bremer phenomenon and as such, we request that no imagery is offered for sale or to scrutiny to outside commercial interests (researchers and TV broadcasters) without our prior written consent as this will dilute the potency of our project and jeopardise the potential for proper management and protection of this delicate eco system.
Are children allowed?
Yes, older children are allowed on the Expedition however it is not recommend for children under the age of 10, and is also dependant on their past experiences on a boat. This is an adventurous Expedition, and as the parent you need to be 100% comfortable and confident in their ability to handle a full day out at sea, a long way from shore. Their comfort will be your full responsibility and understandably if they are not handling the conditions then this may detract from your quality time seeing the Orca's. Please take your time to make a decision regarding children as this is very important for all involved. The price is $385 per person. To book online the booking system option allows for just one rate for this tour, please choose "Adult". Once you've made your booking please inform the office by email or phone if there are any children in your party and their age. Please don't hesitate to contact us should you have further questions about this.
Choosing the correct category when booking?
The Killer Whale Expedition only has one rate of $385 per person. When you do your booking you will notice that there are several options to choose from: adult, concession, child etc. This is part of the online booking system and is set in place for our other whale watching tours in the Margaret River region. There are no concession rates for the Bremer Canyon Killer Whale Expedition as every ticket sold helps to fund important scientific research at the Bremer Canyon. Please choose "Adult" when making your booking for the Expedition.
Can I get a bus from Albany to Bremer Bay?
Yes, Busy Blue Bus from Albany can drive you to Bremer Bay for the day. And if you have anyone in your group who isn't going on the trip but would like a tour of the region while you're on the boat, they offer that too. To make a booking for a Bremer Bay Day Tour, please contact our office directly by phone or email or choose the bus option online. Cost $484 per person. This includes the Bremer Canyon Killer Whale Expedition and the return bus trip.
If you're already booked on but would prefer not to drive and love to arrive in comfort, then the bus ticket is $99 per person. Minimum of 2 passengers required for the bus trip. Times: Departs Albany 6am and returns to Albany at 7pm.
What happens if there's no killer whales on the day?
The expeditions are subject to wildlife we are looking for being there on the day. Whales are free-roving mammals – as such there are no guarantees, although in the unlikely event of no whales being sighted, please see our No Whale Policy below.
No Whale Policy: If there is marine wildlife present but no killer whales are sighted on the tour, we offer a 50% reduction on the price for your next visit. If there is no marine wildlife on your tour, you get a complimentary trip with Naturaliste Charters. Your voucher will be valid for any Naturaliste Charters tours throughout the season and is valid for 1 year (including all of the following Bremer Expedition season). If you wish to carry it over to the next season of the Killer Whale Expedition please note it is for mid-week tours only. You will be required to provide your own meals on the revisit. The voucher can only be used by the passenger/s on the original tour. No further offers of a complimentary revisit will occur once this offer has been used. This offer is valid for one revisit per person, and is not transferable. You must contact the office directly to arrange a revisit.
What happens if I need to cancel or change my booking?
Cancellations will incur a minimum 20% fee. Cancellations 14 days or less prior to departure incur a 50% fee. Cancellations 7 days or less of departure, no refund applies.
If you need to change your booking please contact the office directly on (08) 9750 5500.
What happens if the tour is cancelled?
If the tour is cancelled due to inclement weather or any unforseen circumstances we will endeavour to get you onto the next available tour or full refund applies. We recommend contacting our office prior to leaving your destination if you have any questions or wish to check on availability or weather conditions.
Where's Bremer Bay?
Bremer Bay is a coastal community located 515kms south east of Perth and 180kms east of Albany in Western Australia.
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Westfield-Ripley-Chautauqua Lake finished 3-2 and took third after defeating Dunkirk-Silver Creek (2-3), 48-35. The fifth-place match went to Bath Haverling, which tied Canisius, but won the match by having the most pins. Salamanca beat Cassadaga Valley, 46-38, to take seventh place.
Camden's Thad Casler was the meet's Most Outstanding Wrestler.
The All-Tournament Team was comprised of Riley Gerber (Camden, 99 pounds), Tyler Racalto (Bath Haverling, 106), Tito Colom (Dunkirk-Silver Creek, 113), Billy Seiders (Dunkirk-Silver Creek, 113), Andrew Gelyan (Newfane, 126), Nick Hudson (WRCL, 132), Cyrus Simmons (Newfane, 138), Garrett Mitchell (Camden, 145), Nate Martin (Newfane, 152), Zack Mower (Cassadaga Valley, 160), Jake Kubala (Newfane, 160), Chad Finch (Camden, 170), Eban Torres (Cassadaga Valley, 182), Casler (195), Brad Cunningham (Salamanca, 220), Nick Jones (Dunkirk-Silver Creek, 285), Wyatt Hall (Bath Haverling, 285).


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All of a sudden, a month ago, she wakes up... she wants to redecorate a bathroom.
First of all I am unhappy that we have lost one-third of our offices to an unnecessary bathroom.
And one of the young women in the project, she was a fantastic lady, she actually built her room in the bathroom.
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Somebody had put a bed across the bathroom door and so she could not get in.
I went to the bathroom and six guys threw me out a window.
And it's not just because people would know where the women's bathrooms are, even though that would be very helpful.
I open the bathroom door and what do I see?
Like, where you go to the bathroom?"
Hey, there's some gauze in the bathroom.
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