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How can I use Python for large scale development? - Stack Overflow
How can I use Python for large scale development?
25 I would be interested to learn about large scale development in Python and especially in how do you maintain a large code base?
When you make incompatibility changes to the signature of a method, how do you find all the places where that method is being called. In C++/Java the compiler will find it for you, how do you do it in Python?
When you make changes deep inside the code, how do you find out what operations an instance provides, since you don't have a static type to lookup?
How do you handle/prevent typing errors (typos)?
Are UnitTest's used as a substitute for static type checking?
As you can guess I almost only worked with statically typed languages (C++/Java), but I would like to try my hands on Python for larger programs. But I had a very bad experience, a long time ago, with the clipper (dBase) language, which was also dynamically typed.
python development-environment share|improve this question edited Aug 12 '10 at 17:06
asked Oct 25 '08 at 13:30
I think these are all valid questions for small projects as well as large.
Oct 25 '08 at 13:33
It is a common illusion that if my code compiles then it is correct. Tests are a must-have to refactor your code whether your language is statically typed or not.
Oct 25 '08 at 17:15
You might be interested in reading this: infoq.com/articles/nuxeo_python_to_java
In Haskell, in my experience if the code compiles it is correct most of the time. (Super strict typing)
Jan 2 at 1:16
Since nobody pointed out pychecker, pylint and similar tools, I will: pychecker and pylint are tools that can help you find incorrect assumptions (about function signatures, object attributes, etc.) They won't find everything that a compiler might find in a statically typed language -- but they can find problems that such compilers for such languages can't find, too.
Python (and any dynamically typed language) is fundamentally different in terms of the errors you're likely to cause and how you would detect and fix them. It has definite downsides as well as upsides, but many (including me) would argue that in Python's case, the ease of writing code (and the ease of making it structurally sound) and of modifying code without breaking API compatibility (adding new optional arguments, providing different objects that have the same set of methods and attributes) make it suitable just fine for large codebases.
share|improve this answer answered Oct 25 '08 at 15:05
I still have my doubts about using Python in a large scale development, but these tools should be able to mitigate a lot of problems.
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Nov 19 '08 at 11:45
Yeah it's just about your opinion. There are huge projects built with Python and some of them are built for very high availability and reliability (Zope, Plone, ...).
Oct 7 '13 at 21:53
Don't use a screw driver as a hammer
Python is not a statically typed language, so don't try to use it that way.
When you use a specific tool, you use it for what it has been built. For Python, it means:
Duck typing : no type checking. Only behavior matters. Therefore your code must be designed to use this feature. A good design means generic signatures, no dependences between components, high abstraction levels.. So if you change anything, you won't have to change the rest of the code. Python will not complain either, that what it has been built for. Types are not an issue.
Huge standard library. You do not need to change all your calls in the program if you use standard features you haven't coded yourself. And Python come with batteries included. I keep discovering them everyday. I had no idea of the number of modules I could use when I started and tried to rewrite existing stuff like everybody. It's OK, you can't get it all right from the beginning.
You don't write Java, C++, Python, PHP, Erlang, whatever, the same way. They are good reasons why there is room for each of so many different languages, they do not do the same things.
Unit tests are not a substitute
Unit tests must be performed with any language. The most famous unit test library (JUnit) is from the Java world!
This has nothing to do with types. You check behaviors, again. You avoid trouble with regression. You ensure your customer you are on tracks.
Python for large scale projects
Languages, libraries and frameworks
don't scale. Architectures do.
If you design a solid architecture, if you are able to make it evolves quickly, then it will scale. Unit tests help, automatic code check as well. But they are just safety nets. And small ones.
Python is especially suitable for large projects because it enforces some good practices and has a lot of usual design patterns built-in. But again, do not use it for what it is not designed. E.g : Python is not a technology for CPU intensive tasks.
In a huge project, you will most likely use several different technologies anyway. As a SGBD and a templating language, or else. Python is no exception.
You will probably want to use C/C++ for the part of your code you need to be fast. Or Java to fit in a Tomcat environment. Don't know, don't care. Python can play well with these.
My answer may feel a bit rude, but don't get me wrong: this is a very good question.
A lot of people come to Python with old habits. I screwed myself trying to code Java like Python. You can, but will never get the best of it.
If you have played / want to play with Python, it's great! It's a wonderful tool. But just a tool, really.
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answered Oct 25 '08 at 14:46
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Well put and thought provoking. Thank you.
Can you cite the source of that quote, "Languages, libraries and frameworks don't scale. Architectures do."? It's so well put I wanted to find out who said it originally. Was it you?
This is supposedly from Cal Henderson but since I have no certitude it is, I won't put it in the anwser.
Nov 19 '10 at 10:08
I had some experience with modifying "Frets On Fire", an open source python "Guitar Hero" clone.
as I see it, python is not really suitable for a really large scale project.
I found myself spending a large part of the development time debugging issues related to assignment of incompatible types, things that static typed laguages will reveal effortlessly at compile-time.
also, since types are determined on run-time, trying to understand existing code becomes harder, because you have no idea what's the type of that parameter you are currently looking at.
in addition to that, calling functions using their name string with the __getattr__ built in function is generally more common in Python than in other programming languages, thus getting the call graph to a certain function somewhat hard (although you can call functions with their name in some statically typed languages as well).
I think that Python really shines in small scale software, rapid prototype development, and gluing existing programs together, but I would not use it for large scale software projects, since in those types of programs maintainability becomes the real issue, and in my opinion python is relatively weak there.
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answered Oct 25 '08 at 14:01
I have no idea why you were down voted for this insightful comment. Projects written in dynamic languages, without very extensive unit tests, once they reach a critical mass have a real danger of demonstrating this behaviour. The more magic (getattr, eval) there is, the worse the problem gets.
Oct 25 '08 at 14:08
looking in the repository of frets on fire (yeah open source) ~ 70 src-files > 15 test-src-files hm
Oct 25 '08 at 14:21
Hum... Sure. Youtube is a pretty small app. I guess that's why google use Python. Quick hacks. They're just starting up newbies after all.
Oct 25 '08 at 14:25
Python scales well if you write it well.. Google, youtube, NASA and others use Python a lot (Youtube most extensively, I think). A majority of my work's film post-production pipeline is written in Python (render farm management, extensions to artist-tools, asset management, etc etc).
Oct 26 '08 at 10:24
voted up because dynamic languages MAY exhibit those problems on large scale systems. But who says that large scale static-language systems does not exhibit terrible problems as well? C++ code can grow unmantainable. The key (and the hardest step) is to develop a suitable architecture for the project.
Jul 8 '09 at 18:26
my 0.10 EUR:
i have several python application in 'production'-state. our company use java, c++ and python. we develop with the eclipse ide (pydev for python)
unittests are the key-solution for the problem. (also for c++ and java)
the less secure world of "dynamic-typing" will make you less careless about your code quality
large scale development doesn't mean, that you use one single language!
large scale development often uses a handful of languages specific to the problem.
so i agree to the-hammer-problem :-)
PS: static-typing & python
share|improve this answer edited Oct 26 '08 at 10:02
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this is true for any dynamic language, as you have no compiler check for invalid variable name etc.
Oct 25 '08 at 15:48
Thanks for the link! Excellent article.
Oct 27 '08 at 15:27
Here are some items that have helped me maintain a fairly large system in python.
Structure your code in layers. i.e separate biz logic, presentaion logic and your persistence layers. Invest a bit of time in defining these layers and make sure everyone on the project is bought in. For large systems creating a framework that forces you into a certain way of development can be key as well.
Tests are key, without unit tests you will likely end up with an unmanagable code base several times quicker than with other languages. Keep in mind that unit tests are often not sufficient, make sure to have several integration/acceptance tests you can run quickly after any major change.
Use Fail Fast principle. Add assertions for cases you feel your code maybe vulnerable.
Have standard logging/error handling that will help you quickly navigate to the issue
Use an IDE( pyDev works for me) that provides type ahead, pyLint/Checker integration that help you detect common typos right away and promote some coding standards
Carefull about your imports, never do from x import * or do relative imports without use of .
Do refactor, a search/replace tool with regular expressions is often all you need to do move methods/class type refactoring. share|improve this answer edited Oct 25 '08 at 15:46
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And still, if tests are so crucial it means time spent in testing will increase and Fail Fast is almost the same as having static types. The refactoring even with help can become tedious or error prone because the certainty is missing. Sometimes I wish Python would allow to mix static and dynamic types.
Incompatible changes to the signature of a method. This doesn't happen as much in Python as it does in Java and C++. Python has optional arguments, default values, and far more flexibility in defining method signatures. Also, duck typing means that -- for example -- you don't have to switch from some class to an interface as part of a significant software change. Things just aren't as complex.
How do you find all the places where that method is being called? grep works for dynamic languages. If you need to know every place a method is used, grep (or equivalent IDE-supported search) works great. How do you find out what operations an instance provides, since you don't have a static type to lookup?
a. Look at the source. You don't have the Java/C++ problem of object libraries and jar files to contend with. You don't need all the elaborate aids and tools that those languages require.
b. An IDE can provide signature information under many common circumstances. You can, easily, defeat your IDE's reasoning powers. When that happens, you should probably review what you're doing to be sure it makes sense. If your IDE can't reason out your type information, perhaps it's too dynamic.
c. In Python, you often work through the interactive interpreter. Unlike Java and C++, you can explore your instances directly and interactively. You don't need a sophisticated IDE.
>>> x= SomeClass()
>>> dir(x)
How do you handle/prevent typing errors? Same as static languages: you don't prevent them. You find and correct them. Java can only find a certain class of typos. If you have two similar class or variable names, you can wind up in deep trouble, even with static type checking.
class MyClassx extends MyClass { }
A typo with these two class names can cause havoc. ["But I wouldn't put myself in that position with Java," folks say. Agreed. I wouldn't put myself in that position with Python, either; you make classes that are profoundly different, and will fail early if they're misused.]
Are UnitTest's used as a substitute for static type checking? Here's the other Point of view: static type checking is a substitute for clear, simple design. I've worked with programmers who weren't sure why an application worked. They couldn't figure out why things didn't compile; the didn't know the difference between abstract superclass and interface, and the couldn't figure out why a change in place makes a bunch of other modules in a separate JAR file crash. The static type checking gave them false confidence in a flawed design.
Dynamic languages allow programs to be simple. Simplicity is a substitute for static type checking. Clarity is a substitute for static type checking.
share|improve this answer answered Oct 25 '08 at 17:21
-1. The statically-typed languages cause havoc at compile-time for certain category of errors (typos, type-mismatch etc), but the dynamically-typed languages (such as Python) delay this until runtime, often after several days of running. THAT is PAIN. Early detection of problems is far helpful for developers.
Aug 5 '13 at 12:26
Advicing grep for refactoring is a bit unsatisfactionary. I can imagine you can keep false positive and false negatives which would not be very nice.
Apr 4 at 14:30
The usual answer to that is testing testing testing. You're supposed to have an extensive unit test suite and run it often, particularly before a new version goes online.
Proponents of dynamically typed languages make the case that you have to test anyway because even in a statically typed language conformance to the crude rules of the type system covers only a small part of what can potentially go wrong.
share|improve this answer answered Oct 25 '08 at 14:24
My general rule of thumb is to use dynamic languages for small non-mission-critical projects and statically-typed languages for big projects. I find that code written in a dynamic language such as python gets "tangled" more quickly. Partly that is because it is much quicker to write code in a dynamic language and that leads to shortcuts and worse design, at least in my case. Partly it's because I have IntelliJ for quick and easy refactoring when I use Java, which I don't have for python.
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Each neighbor knows what the other neighbor does, and neighbors think through a multiplicity of auditory leaks.— THOMAS MERTON FRENCH-BORN TRAPPIST MONKThe Western tradition — our schools, social institutions, helping professionals, and all their training support systems, our churches and synagogues — have very little empathy for solitude. The "togetherness" banner has been strung over every social institution: families are taught they must do everything together, marriages are built on the foundation of constant time together (with no options for either spouse to spend time alone, as if time alone was a mark of a failing marriage), children are encouraged to socialize continually, having very little encouragement or practice in spending time alone, corporations (a set of systems I'm very familiar with) often are punitive with managers or lower level employees who want to spend time by themselves (lunches, coffee breaks, dinners out are all times to socialize with others) — our whole cultural set-up is geared to interactive time. Little wonder that when an individual starts to grow within himself, starts to develop his intuitive, transpersonal self, he may find it necessary to pull back, to learn how to be alone.— MARSHA SINETAR AMERICAN EDUCATORThe world would be happier if men had the same capacity to be silent that they have to speak.— SPINOZA DUTCH PHILOSOPHERIn short, every age has need of "the contemplative life," and ours is no exception to the rule.... The soul needs ... a chance for spreading its wings, for looking beyond itself, beyond the immediate environment, and for quiet inner growth....— JAMES BISSETT PRATT AMERICAN PHILOSOPHERWe live in a very tense society. We are pulled apart ... and we all need to learn how to pull ourselves together.... I think that at least part of the answer lies in solitude.— HELEN HAYES AMERICAN ACTRESSAmerica is the noisiest country that ever existed. One is waked up in the morning not by the singing of the nightingale, but by the steel worker. It is surprising that the sound practical sense of the Americans does not reduce this intolerable noise. All art is based on exclusive and delicate sensibilities, and such continual turmoil must ultimately be destructive to the musical faculties.— OSCAR WILDE BRITISH NOVELISTBoredom and ennui, a frantic search for diversion are the common reactions to an hour, or a day of quiet.... We have a compulsion to keep on the move. What keeps the tourist "on the go" is emptiness and incapacity, inability to fill a pause in the day's occupation with anything worth doing: justified fear of leisure time.— WILLIAM MCNAMARA AMERICAN PHILOSOPHERAlmost all of our woes come from not being capable of remaining in our rooms.— BLAISE PASCAL FRENCH MATHEMATICIAN, MORALISTNowadays most men live lives of noisy desperation.— JAMES THURBER AMERICAN HUMORISTThe great omission in American life is solitude ... that zone of time and space, free from the outside pressures, which is the incinerator of the spirit.— MARYA MANNES AMERICAN JOURNALIST, SOCIAL CRITICWhere shall the word be found, where will the word Resound? Not here, there is not enough silence.— T.S. ELIOT BRITISH/AMERICAN POETSolitude as DiscoveryFinding the selfIf there is a better cure for self-deception than solitude, it has yet to be discovered.— E. HERMAN AMERICAN THEOLOGIANYou turn inward. There's nothing to distract you, so you begin to look at yourself.— FRANK BIANCO, AMERICAN JOURNALIST/PHOTOGRAPHERI prize the privilege of being alone.— CARL ROGERS AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGISTYou need solitude if you are to fulfill your promises.— FRANCES STELOFF FOUNDER OF GOTHAM BOOK MARTWe must, like a painter, take time to stand back from our work, to be still, and thus see what's what.... True repose is standing back to survey the activities that fill our days.— WILLIAM MCNAMARA AMERICAN PHILOSOPHERIn solitude one can achieve a good relationship with oneself.— MAY SARTON AMERICAN POET, NOVELIST, ESSAYISTThe goal of a healthy solitude is love: love and acceptance of ourselves as we are and where we are, and love and compassion for others.— DOROTHY PAYNE AMERICAN PRESBYTERIAN MINISTERIf a woman is to know herself, then periods of solitude should be courted, planned, and embraced.— MARY KAY BLAKELY AMERICAN HUMORISTBefore you can enjoy your solitude, you have to get to know yourself — who you are, what you like to do, what raises your spirits, what gives you a feeling of accomplishment and exhilaration.— PHYLLIS HOBE AMERICAN AUTHORThe most important education you get is your own — the one you learn in solitude.— ERICA JONG AMERICAN SOCIAL CRITICOnly in the oasis of silence can we drink deeply from our inner cup of wisdom.— SUE PATTON THOELE AMERICAN PSYCHOTHERAPISTI love being by myself. And as I grow older, I love that more than anything else. There are so many things to think about and work out.— GWENDOLYN BROOKS POET LAUREATE OF ILLINOISIn order to get to know yourself, a person needs to be alone with his thoughts now and then.— RICHARD TRIUMPHO AMERICAN AUTHORAvoid the reeking herd, Shun the polluted flock, Live like that stoic bird The eagle of the rock.— ELINOR WYLIE AMERICAN NATURALISTAnd at some time in your life trying to be good may be to stop running and take time ... to be quiet and discover who you are and where you've been ...— SISTER CORITA KENT CARMELITE NUNOne lives and endures one's life with others, within matrices, but it is only alone, truly alone that one bursts apart, springs forth.— MARIA ISABEL BARRENO PORTUGUESE RESEARCHER IN HUMAN RELATIONSWhatever those unacquainted with it may think, solitude and utter loneliness are far from being devoid of charm. Words cannot convey the almost voluptuous sweetness of the feelings experienced.... Mind and senses develop their sensibility in this contemplative life made up of continual observations and reflections. Does one become a visionary or, rather, is it not that one has been blind until then?— ALEXANDRA DAVID-NEEL FRENCH-BORN TRAVELERThe insight we gain from solitude has very little to do with the amount of time we spend alone. It has a lot more to do with the quality of time we spend with ourselves.— JAN JOHNSON DRANTELL AMERICAN COUNSELORWhat a lovely surprise to finally discover how unlonely being alone can be.— ELLEN BURSTYN BROADWAY ACTRESSThe choice of solitude is not so much a rejection of community as a recognition that certain experiences and truths are so alien to ordinary consciousness that the individual must withdraw in order to experience them.— CAROL P. CHRIST AMERICAN PROFESSORNothing strengthens the judgment and quickens the conscience like individual responsibility.... No matter how much women prefer to lean, to be protected and supported, nor how much men desire to have them do so, they must make the voyage of life alone, and for safety in an emergency must know the law of navigation.— ELIZABETH CADY STANTON AMERICAN POETBeing alone gives us the space to listen again to our inner rhythms, to embrace our inner selves.— PATRICIA HOOLIHAN AMERICAN WRITER ON SPIRITUAL CONCERNSWe can learn to trust ourselves by inquiring within. To practice doing this, sit quietly, close your eyes, and for a minute focus your attention on your breathing. Gently visualize your inner wisdom as a graceful butterfly. Admire her beauty, and encourage your butterfly to sit on your shoulder and whisper her wisdom in your ear. Be still and listen.— SUE PATTON THOELE AMERICAN PSYCHOTHERAPISTThere were many times in my life, until I was left alone, that I wished for solitude. I now find that I love solitude. I never had the blessed gift of being alone until the last of my loved ones was wrested from me. Now I can go sometimes for days and days without seeing anyone. I'm not entirely alone, because I listen to the radio and read the newspapers. I love to read. That is my greatest new luxury, having the time to read. And oh, the little things I find to do that make the days, as I say, much too short.Solitude — walking alone, doing things alone — is the most blessed thing in the world. The mind relaxes and thoughts begin to flow and I think that I am beginning to find myself a little bit.— HELEN HAYES AMERICAN ACTRESSThere is a need to find and shake our own song, to stretch our limbs and shake them in a dance so wild that nothing can roost there, that stirs the yearning for solitary voyage.— BARBARA LAZEAR ASCHER AMERICAN LAWYERSolitude is simply spending time connecting with ourselves. Solitude means we do it alone, spending time in reflection — perhaps talking to ourselves, writing a journal, meditating. When we practice solitude regularly over a period of time, we develop a deep and abiding connection with our self. We can use that connection to alleviate isolation — from ourselves and others.— JAN JOHNSON DRANTELL AMERICAN COUNSELORWhether living alone is adventure or hardship will depend entirely upon your attitude and your decisions. Become friends with yourself; learn to appreciate who you are and your unique gifts. Be patient with yourself and use your sense of humor to keep things in perspective.— DOROTHY EDGERTON AMERICAN AUTHORIn motherhood, more than any other occupation, it is difficult to find time for ourselves. But because of the demands of motherhood, this time of renewing our quiet inner core is very important.... A time for regular exercise, a night out with friends, or taking a class are all ways to affirm who we are as individuals.— PATRICIA HOOLIHAN AMERICAN WRITER ON SPIRITUAL CONCERNSOnly those who learn how to live with solitude can come to know themselves and life. I go out there and walk and look at the trees and sky. I listen. I sit on a rock or a stump and say to myself, "Who are you, Sandburg? Where have you been, and where are you going?"— CARL SANDBURG AMERICAN POETSelf-renewal usually begins quietly. The lonely griever becomes a person with a confident solitude.... In contrast to loneliness, which mourns the loss, solitude is positive aloneness, a confident presence of self-suffering.— FREDRIC M. HUDSON AMERICAN LEADER IN ADULT DEVELOPMENTIn many societies, voluntary isolation from others is considered necessary for the completion of certain phases of personal growth. Adolescent males entering adulthood in certain tribal cultures are expected to wander alone in the forest, mountains, or desert for as long as several months at a time. During this period the solitary wanderer is instructed to communicate with the [divine], compose a song, or experience a magic dream. Those who return without their dream may be sent back into the mountains and told to return when they are successful.— BARBARA POWELL AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGISTBut women need solitude in order to find again the true essence of themselves: that firm strand which will be the indispensable center of a whole web of human relationships.— ANNE MORROW LINDBERGH AMERICAN AUTHORLearn to get in touch with silence within yourself and know that everything in this life has a purpose. There are no mistakes, no coincidences; all events are blessings given to us to learn from.— ELISABETH KÜBLER-ROSS SWISS/AMERICAN PSYCHIATRISTAlone, but not lonely, I postulate philosophies, explore my soul, and, in the modesty of solitude, expose my love and angers, wishes and disappointments. I examine each, and put it in its place. Alone, I redefine my appreciation of the people with whom I live.— JOAN MILLS AMERICAN AUTHORLiving alone, though it may not be the state you ultimately desire for yourself, affords an unparalleled opportunity to know yourself, to be yourself, and to develop yourself as a unique and interesting individual.— PHYLLIS HOBE AMERICAN AUTHORThe more faithfully you listen to the voice within you, the better you will hear what is sounding outside. Only he who listens can speak.— DAG HAMMARSKJÖLD SWEDISH STATESMANIn these hours and days of dual solitude on the river we hope to discover something quite different, to renew our affection for ourselves and the human kind in general by a temporary, legal separation from the mass. And in what other way is it possible for those not saints?— EDWARD ABBEY AMERICAN FOREST RANGERO Solitude, the soul's best friend, That man acquainted with himself dost make.— CHARLES COTTON BRITISH POETThose who aspire to the state of self-discipline should seek the Self in inner solitude through meditation, controlling body and mind, free from expectations and attachment to material possessions.— BHAGAVAD GITASolitude is an unending colloquy between you and yourself and such persons as inhabit your memory or are called forth by your imagination. It is painful to have this colloquy interrupted by the voices of real people. "Be still, be still," you want to say to them. 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2 bedroom flat to rent in GRUNEISEN ROAD, FINCHLEY, N3, N3
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Tastefully presented two double bedroom ground floor purpose built flat just off Ballards Lane, close to shops, buses, Victoria Park, Finchley Central underground station & Moss Hall primary school close by.
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- For the second consecutive week, the Jaguars' opponent is dealing with a bit of turmoil.
Cleveland Browns defensive back T.J. Ward went on a rant against the offense following Sunday's 27-11 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers, which was the Browns' sixth loss in their past seven games. On Monday, coach Rob Chudzinski talked to the team about not pointing fingers and several players, including linebacker D'Qwell Jackson, said Ward needs to do a better job of controlling his emotions.
Nothing major, but certainly not exactly an ideal environment heading into Sunday's home game against the suddenly surging Jacksonville Jaguars -- if winning two of the last three games can count as surging.
Last week: lost to Pittsburgh 27-11.
Coach: Rob Chudzinski, first season 4-7).
Offensive coordinator: Norv Turner.
Defensive coordinator: Ray Horton.
Series record: Jaguars lead 9-5.
FB Chris Ogbonnaya: The Browns have really struggled to run the ball this season, even before they traded Trent Richardson to Indianapolis for a first-round draft pick. Ogbonnaya seems to be the flavor of the week now but he has just 31 carries for 196 yards.
TE Jordan Cameron: He has really blossomed as a tight end despite not playing the position until his senior year at USC in 2010. The 6-foot-5, 245-pound Cameron leads the Browns with 59 catches for 661 yards and six touchdowns. He has more than double the number of catches he had in his first two seasons combined (26).
WR Josh Gordon: He followed up a solid rookie season (50 catches, 805 yards, 5 TDs) by catching 54 passes for 988 yards and five touchdowns in just nine games (he was suspended for the first two games for violating the league’s substance abuse policy). He’s a big-play receiver, averaging 18.3 yards per catch and has 16 catches of 20 or more yards. He tied a club record with 14 catches and set a club mark for receiving yards in a game with 237 this past Sunday against the Steelers.
CB Joe Haden: Despite having a rough day against Pittsburgh’s Antonio Brown, Haden is having a Pro Bowl-caliber season. He neutralized Calvin Johnson (three catches, 25 yards) and A.J. Green (nine catches, 58 yards in two games) and has 40 tackles and one interception.
LB D’Qwell Jackson: The Browns’ defensive captain leads the team with 97 tackles and has 1.5 sacks.
LB Barkevious Mingo: The rookie from LSU leads the team with four sacks and has 26 tackles.
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343536The Four Elements (browse.deviantart.com)submitted 3 years ago by Enter the void. Empty, and become wind.I_Am_The_Coach4 commentsshareloading...all 4 commentssorted by: besttopnewcontroversialoldrandomq&a[–]invisime 3 points4 points5 points 3 years ago (4 children)Does it bother anyone else that the elements are out of order?
permalinkembedsavegive gold[–]Fanzellino 1 point2 points3 points 3 years ago (0 children)Yes.
[–]invisime 1 point2 points3 points 3 years ago (0 children)If it were just the symbols, I'd be fine with this interpretation, but I was actually referring to the words under "The Four Elements". The elements are listed there as "Water Earth Air Fire".
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Peru’s president, Pedro Pablo Kuczynski, also in trouble over previously undisclosed payments from Odebrecht
Wed 13 Dec 2017 23.04 EST First published on Wed 13 Dec 2017 19.58 EST
Ecuador’s vice president Jorge Glas (centre) was sentenced to six years in jail for taking bribes from Brazilian company Odebrecht. Photograph: Dolores Ochoa/AP
A close ally of ex-president Rafael Correa, Glas served as Correa’s vice-president from 2013 and retained the position under current President Lenin Moreno.
Moreno, who has largely broken from Correa, suspended Glas in August, accusing him of not being a team player. Maria Alejandra Vicuna replaced Glas, serving as acting vice-president.
An Ecuadorean judge in October ordered pre-trial detention for Glas as part of the investigation into Odebrecht.
The public prosecutor’s office accused him of pocketing a roughly $13.5m bribe from Odebrecht via his uncle.
“Glas constructed, with [former Odebrecht executive] Jose Conceicao Santos, the awarding of public contracts in return for payment,” judge Edgar Flores said as he read the decision.
Glas, a 48-year-old electrical engineer, has been accused by senior members of Correa’s government of corruption while serving as strategic sectors minister and vice-president.
Glas’s downfall highlights how fallout from the massive Odebrecht corruption scandal has continued to ripple across South America.
The company, which has admitted to paying bribes to win contracts in a number of countries, has paid $3.5bn in settlements in the United States, Brazil and Switzerland.
Odebrecht allegedly paid $33.5m in bribes to secure contracts in Ecuador. The opposition says Correa’s government was slow to investigate, although he rejects that.
Peru’s president, Pedro Pablo Kuczynski, also found himself in trouble over previously undisclosed payments he received from Odebrecht a decade ago as a consultant to the company.
Up November, Kuczynski vehemently denied any professional or political ties to Odebrecht even as he wagged his finger at three predecessors facing criminal charges for taking millions in bribes from the company.
But on Wednesday opposition lawmakers revealed documents from Odebrecht showing his financial consulting business, Westfield Capital, received $782,000 in payments between 2004 and 2007 from two consortiums led by Odebrecht.
The 79-year-old former Wall Street investor said in five decades in business he earned his compensation honourably and that as a public official he never favoured any particular business.
“I’m ready to clarify everything that needs to be clarified before congress and the public prosecutor’s office, as I have nothing to hide,” he said.

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Contestant on Turkish dating TV show is asked to leave after revealing he murdered his ex-wife | Daily Mail Online
Contestant on Turkish dating TV show is asked to leave after revealing he murdered his ex-wife... AND his subsequent loverSefer Calinak, 62, told Flash TV's 'Luck of the Draw' he had been convictedHe said he'd killed his first wife - his cousin - after becoming jealousThen he killed his lover after she came at him with an axe, he saidCalinak said: 'She was accidentally killed when I swung the axe'
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A contestant on a Turkish television dating was asked to leave after he revealed to a shocked audience he had murdered his wife and a former lover.Sefer Calinak, 62, told Flash TV's 'Luck of the Draw' he had served prison sentences for each of the murders and had been released under an amnesty programme.He told the show's host 'I'm an honest person looking for a new wife' before adding he killed his first wife because he was 'irritated' by her behaviour and murdered a subsequent partner because he thought she was after his money. A contestant on a Turkish television dating was asked to leave after he revealed to a shocked audience he had murdered his wife and a former lover. Sefer Calinak, 62, told Flash TV's 'Luck of the Draw' he had served prison sentences for each of the murders and had been released under an amnesty programme
Calinak was asked to leave the show by the host, prompting applause from the studio audience, in an episode which made headlines in Turkish newspapers. He has since said that he will leave his search for a wife 'to God'. Çalınak was twice released from prison under a government amnesty - without completing his sentences it has been reported.His first wife was a cousin named Fadime, who he married when they were both 17, as they tried to escape Fadime's forced arranged marriage to a widower, Hurrieydailynews.com reports. He said after five months of living together her behaviour changed. He said: 'The nephew of the man who wanted to marry her started to come to our village. I was jealous and I killed her, in a way.'He said he was released from his 13 year nine month sentence after four years and six months.He then married another woman, and they had two children, but they separated.He then embarked on an affair with another woman who said she would leave her husband for him - but he said she did not. He said: 'I killed her after she attempted to kill me. She was accidentally killed when I swung the axe.'Çalınak was again sent to prison, but released in another amnesty.

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text: DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION A processor-based system 200 according to one embodiment of the invention is shown in FIG. 2. The system 200 uses most of the same components used in the system 100 of FIG. 1, and they operate in the same manner. Therefore, in the interest of brevity, they have been provided with the same reference number, and an explanation of their operation will not be repeated. The processor-based system 200 differs from the system 100 shown in FIG. 1 in that the widths of the downstream bus 154 and upstream bus 156 are not fixed, nor are they necessarily equal to each other. Instead, the downstream bus 154 has a width of M bits, and the upstream bus 156 has a width of N bits, where the sum of M and N is equal to a fixed value. The values of M and N are dynamic, preferably depending on the nature of the actual or expected memory accesses. If a disproportionately large number of writes are occurring or expected to occur, the value of M is increased to increase the capacity of the downstream bus 154, and the value of N is decreased accordingly to decrease the capacity of the upstream bus 156. If a disproportionately large number of read are occurring or expected to occur, the value of M is decreased to decrease the capacity of the downstream bus 154, and the value of N is increased accordingly to increase the capacity of the upstream bus 156. The capacity M of the downstream bus 154 relative to the capacity N of the upstream bus 156 can be determined using a variety of techniques. The system 200 can be manually configured in a semi-permanent manner by manually manipulating hardware jumpers or the like to select the values of M and N. In such case, the values of M and N may be determined during system design based on the anticipated usage of the system 200. However, rather than being static, the values of M and N are preferably dynamic, i.e., they change during the operation of the system 200. The values of M and N may be dynamically changed based on either the actual traffic flow through the buses 154, 156, or the anticipated traffic flow through the buses 154, 156. Alternatively, the values of M and N may be changed at other times during the operation of the memory system, such as when the memory system is being initialized. If the actual traffic flow is used as the basis for adjusting M and N, the traffic through the buses 154, 156 may be determined by the memory hub controller 128 and the memory hubs 140, which can then adjust M and N by configuring internal buffers coupled to the signals lines in the buses 154, 156 as either input buffers or output buffers. Alternatively, the traffic through the buses 154, 156 may be determined by only the memory hub controller 128, which can couple configuration data to the memory hubs 140. In such case, default values for M and N are used to couple the configuration to the memory hubs 140. The memory hubs 140 can then use the configuration data to configure internal buffers coupled to the signals lines in the buses 154, 156 as either input buffers or output buffers. As an alternative to using hardware to analyze the traffic flow through the buses 154, 156, the actual traffic flow could be determined by software, such as the operation system or run time agents. Other means of determining the actual traffic flow through the buses 154, 156 can also be used. If anticipated traffic flow through the buses 154, 156 is used as the basis for adjusting M and N, the anticipated traffic flow may be determined by a user and then coupled to the memory hub controller 128 and the memory hubs 140 by suitable means. For example, the anticipated usage information can be coupled through a suitable interface, such as a JTAG interface (not shown) or and 12C interface (not shown). In either case, the memory hub controller 128 and the memory hubs 140 can then configure internal buffers coupled to the signals lines in the buses 154, 156 accordingly. The anticipated traffic flow through the buses 154, 156 may be either determined directly by a user, as explained above, or it may be inferred from other information. The anticipated traffic flow the buses 154, 156 may be determined based on either the type of hardware included in the system 200 or the software being executed by the processor 104. For example, the processor 104 may determine the appropriate values of M and N and couple these values to the memory hub controller 128 and the memory hubs 140 based on the type of application program executed by the processor 104. There are normally a large number of write accesses when an installation program is being executed. In such case, the processor 104 would increase the value of M and decrease the value of N. A graphics intensive application program, on the other hand, normally requires a disproportionate number of read accesses, so the value of M would be decreased and the value of N would be increased. A communications program normally has about an equal number of reads and writes, so the value of M would be set equal to the value of N. Other hardware or software means for determining the expected traffic flow through the buses 154, 156 can alternatively be used. Although all of the signal lines in the buses 154, 156 may be configurable as bi-directional so that they can be either part of the downstream bus 154 or part of the upstream bus 156, some of the lines in the buses 154, 156 corresponding in number to minimum values of M and N may be uni-directional and thus dedicated to either the downstream bus 154 or the upstream bus 156. The requirement that the input of an input buffer be coupled to each line that is also coupled to the output of an output buffer may have a tendency in some cases to overload the line. However, this potential problem can be alleviated by equalization techniques or by decoupling the input buffers from the lines of the buses 154, 156 when they are not in use, for example. The manner in which input and output buffers should be coupled to the buses 154, 156, as well as the specific hardware and software than can be used to determine the values of M and N, ill be readily apparent to one skilled in the art. From the foregoing it will be appreciated that, although specific embodiments of the invention have been described herein for purposes of illustration, it will be understood by one skilled in the art that various modifications may be made without deviating from the spirit and scope of the invention. For example, although the memory modules are shown as being physically separate from the memory hub controller, it will be understood that they need not be physically separate. Instead, the memory hub controller and the memory modules may be mounted on a common substrate, such as a motherboard. Accordingly, the invention is not limited except as by the appended claims. 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Marijuana brownies put people at risk of an overdose | Daily Mail Online
Major health warning over marijuana brownies: Experts say half-baked policies on edibles put people at risk of an overdose
It takes longer feel impact of eating marijuana compared with smoking
Stanford researchers warn that this can cause people to eat too much
Marijuana use for over 21s is legal in Colorado, Washington and Alaska
They require child-resistant packaging but experts say this is not enough
Some of the edibles look like Hershey or KitKat bars, and the drinks resemble the major brands of non-marijuana colas, putting children at risk
Published: 12:42 EDT, 13 March 2015 | Updated: 16:23 EDT, 13 March 2015
As more places legalise marijuana, scientists are warning of the potential health risks of eating cannabis-infused snacks.
With smoking, the peak blood levels happen within 3-10 minutes, and with eating, it's 1-3 hours, making it easier to overdose on food-related cannabis products.
Now experts are warning that legalised marijuana needs to have strong restrictions on the drug's edible products, which are often packaged to appeal to children.
As more places legalise marijuana, scientists are warning of the potential health risks of eating cannabis-infused snacks.With smoking, the peak blood levels happen within 3-10 minutes, and with eating, it's 1-3 hours, making it easier to overdose on food-related cannabis products
The problem is that marijuana edibles – which often look like candy or cookies and are frequently potent – increase the chances that children will overdose, they say.
'As legalisation of marijuana spreads, new adopters should ensure that their regulatory scheme for marijuana edibles is fully baked,' wrote Robert MacCoun and Michelle Mello of Stanford Law School.
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Marijuana use for adults over 21 is fully legal in Colorado, Washington and Alaska. Oregon passed a similar law that will take effect in July.
Several other states have legalised marijuana for medicinal use or have decriminalised it. A notable feature of state-legalised retail sales of marijuana has been the popularity of edibles.
The problem is that marijuana edibles – which often look like candy or cookies and are frequently potent – increase the chances that children will overdose, they say.' As legalisation of marijuana spreads, new adopters should ensure that their regulatory scheme for marijuana edibles is fully baked,' the Stanford experts warned
Professor MacCoun explained that the original marijuana laws 'were not rigorous and detailed in their approach to issues like edibles,
'Both states require child-resistant packaging, a warning to 'keep out of the reach of children,' and labelling describing a standard serving size,' wrote MacCoun and Mello
'Neither requires warnings that ingested marijuana can have different effects from smoked marijuana.'
Some of the edibles look like Hershey or KitKat bars, and the drinks resemble the major brands of non-marijuana colas.
WHY DO CANNABIS USERS SOMETIMES HAVE DIFFICULTY SPEAKING?
Motor neurons (pictured) are nerve cells found in the cerebral cortex of the brain stem, and are responsible for giving orders to muscles
Marijuana users can sometimes have difficulty speaking, breathing and swallowing food as a result of muscle weakness.
Now researchers in Spain have conducted a landmark study to shed light on how marijuana reduces the activity of motor neurons that lead to these symptoms.
Motor neurons are nerve cells found in the cerebral cortex of the brain stem, and are responsible for giving orders to muscles in the body.
Researchers at the University of Cadiz, led by Professor Bernardo Moreno, used synthetic analogues of the psychoactive compounds of marijuana to see how they affected these neurons.
They looked, in particular, at movements of the tongue and how they responded to the drug.
'During the investigation, we used an animal model in which we studied the alterations produced by synthetic cannabinoids on the activity of the motor neurons,' the researchers wrote.
'In doing so, we discovered that these psychoactive compounds inhibit the information that reaches these neurons via the synapses.
'In other words, cannabinoids hinder the transmission of information between neurons.'
All of this could lead to problems speaking, breathing and swallowing food.
'It evokes tobacco companies' use of advertising campaigns with youth appeal,' MacCoun and Mello wrote.
They acknowledge that marijuana is associated with a long history of 'public misinformation' about the effects of the drug.
But the scientific record is clear on the documented risk of edibles, especially for children.
'Some of these products contain four or more times the level of tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) that is considered to be a safe dose,' they noted.
Taken in large doses, THC can produce serious anxiety attacks and psychotic-like symptoms, according to MacCoun and Mello.
And strong differences exist in the effects of marijuana when it is eaten rather than smoked.
Case reports document respiratory insufficiency in young children who have ingested marijuana through edibles, MacCoun said.
A recent study showed that the proportion of ingestion-related emergency department visits by children in Colorado associated with marijuana ingestion increased after legal restrictions were eased.
The majority of identified sources in those cases were marijuana edibles.
Some of the edib...
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Rob Howard VP and GM - Telligent* | Meetup
Rob Howard VP and GM - Telligent*
Hosted by Rich E. and 2 others
From #cmgrLDN
89 Albert Embankment · London, SE1 7UQ
Exciting news, Rob Howard (https://www.linkedin.com/profile/view?id=ACgAAAAFYtYBu05-AApBwYDdTdA7d_5gs0WGtdk&authType=NAME_SEARCH&authToken=urmT), the founder of Telligent (http://telligent.com/)* (formally Zimbra Social) and current VP and GM of Telligent and a founding member of Microsoft's ASP.NET team, will be in town on the 7th October at the Telligent Community User Group.
Rob will be taking us through this next era for Telligent and the new strategy to help organisations of all sizes be more social internally and externally. Come and listen to a true pioneer in the owned online community space.
Following Rob's talk, 4Roads (http://www.4-roads.com/), a Telligent and Sitecore partner, will be taking us through some of the plugins available for the Community platform.
*Telligent is a Verint (http://uk.verint.com/) company
Please do remember to look out for us at the building reception and sign-in
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