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Q: Does officer-package accept ggsurvplot-object? I'm trying to export a ggsurvplot-object to powerpoint with officer-package with no success. I was able to find a lot of instructions on how to use now obsolute ReporterS-package for this and a few mentions that officer should work as well. There seems to be nothing in the documentation mentioning this. So should this work at all? Is it possible to get a vectorized survival plot to a pptx-slide with these tools?
totsur <- ggsurvplot(yhd1,
           data = sappivertailu,
           combine=TRUE,
           xlab = "Time, months",
           ylab="Survival",
           title="Overall survival",
           lwd=2,
           palette="jco",
           xscale = "d_m",
           xlim = c(0,730.5),
           break.x.by = 91.3,
           risk.table = TRUE,
           pval = TRUE,
           fontsize = 3)
totsur
my_vec_graph <- dml(code = totsur)

doc <- read_pptx()
doc <- add_slide(doc, layout = "Overall survival", master = "Office Theme")
doc <- ph_with(doc, my_vec_graph, location = ph_location_fullsize() )
print(doc, target = "Sappitutkimus/Charts/survi1.pptx")

Changing the dml(ggobj = totsur) neither works. What am I doing wrong?
Edit: Thanks for all the comments below! And another update. There was nothing wrong with the data. After a little debugging, my original data produces the intended result.
One problem remains. Package does not seem to able to add risk table and survival curve in the same slide. Yes, you can pass this by making two separate plots on separate slides but I don't think that's good practice.
If I'm not totally mistaken, officer and ReporteRs have some code in common and this issue was present there as well. https://github.com/kassambara/survminer/issues/314
Does anyone know a way around this? Here's a bit more compact chunk I'm currently using. This works fine otherwise.
yhd1 <- survfit(Surv(sappivertailu$Survi, sappivertailu$Kuolema) ~ Arm, data=koe)

totsur <-
  ggsurvplot(yhd1,
           combine = TRUE,
           data = sappivertailu,
      #     risk.table = TRUE,
           pval = TRUE,
           fontsize = 3
           )
totsur
my_vec_graph <- rvg::dml(ggobj = last_plot())

doc <- read_pptx()
doc <- add_slide(doc, layout = "Title and Content", master = "Office Theme")
doc <- ph_with(doc, my_vec_graph, location = ph_location_fullsize() )
print(doc, target = "Sappitutkimus/Charts/survi1.pptx")

Edit n:o 2: And a tip about the desired result.

A: Sure could you export ggsurvplots. to pptx via officer. There are two issues with your code. First you have to make use of rvg::dml(ggobj = ...) . Second you set layout = "Overall survival". But there is no layout with this name in the default pptx shipped with officer, i.e. you could only use layouts which are present in the pptx template. Fixing both issues and making use of the basic example from the docs of ggsurvplot:
require("survival")
#> Loading required package: survival
library(survminer)
#> Loading required package: ggplot2
#> Loading required package: ggpubr
library(officer)

fit<- survfit(Surv(time, status) ~ sex, data = lung)

# Basic survival curves
ggsurvplot(fit, data = lung)

my_vec_graph <- rvg::dml(ggobj = last_plot())

doc <- read_pptx()
doc <- add_slide(doc, layout = "Title and Content", master = "Office Theme")
doc <- ph_with(doc, my_vec_graph, location = ph_location_fullsize() )
print(doc, target = "survi2.pptx")

EDIT If you want to have multiple contents on the same slide you could change the layout to Two Content and make use of ph_location_left/right:
doc <- read_pptx()
doc <- add_slide(doc, layout = "Two Content", master = "Office Theme")
doc <- ph_with(doc, my_vec_graph, location = ph_location_left() )
doc <- ph_with(doc, my_vec_graph, location = ph_location_right() )
print(doc, target = "survi2.pptx")

A: Somewhat to my amazement, you can use the code = argument within dml() if you embed your suvival plot in a print() statement. Be sure to include newpage = FALSE:
require("survival")
# Loading required package: survival
library(survminer)
#> Loading required package: ggplot2
#> Loading required package: ggpubr
library(officer)

fit<- survfit(Surv(time, status) ~ sex, data = lung)

# Basic survival curves
p = ggsurvplot(fit, data = lung, risk.table = TRUE)

my_vec_graph <- rvg::dml(code = print(p, newpage = FALSE))

doc <- read_pptx()
doc <- add_slide(doc, layout = "Title and Content", master = "Office Theme")
doc <- ph_with(doc, my_vec_graph, location = ph_location_fullsize() )
print(doc, target = "survi2.pptx")

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Somers, Ben
front cover; Boys' Magazine August 14 1926
Somers, Dudley G. (fl. 1920s)
illustration; Nash's Magazine July 1927
illustration; Cosmopolitan August 1927
Somerscales, Thomas (Jacques) (1842-1927) (about)
illustration: Making Sail After a Blow; The Strand Magazine (US) September 1905
Somerset, Her Grace the Duchess of; see under Susan St. Maur (stories) (chron.)
Somerville, E(dith Anna) Œ(none) (1858-1949) (about) (stories) (chron.)
illustration; The Strand Magazine January 1905
illustration; The Strand Magazine (US) February 1905
illustration; The Strand Magazine July 1905
illustration; The Strand Magazine (US) August 1905
Somerville, Edward (fl. 1900s)
Somerville, H. (fl. 1890s-1900s)
illustration: Real Literary Ghosts No. 1 Thomas Carlyle; The Idler November 1899
illustration: Thomas Carlyle; The Idler November 1899
illustration; The English Illustrated Magazine March 1900
Somerville, Howard (fl. 1890s-1920s) (stories)
illustration: Pen Drawing; The Idler November 1899
illustration; Pearson's Magazine (US) August 1901
illustration; The English Illustrated Magazine June 1902
illustration; The Strand Magazine September 1902
illustration; The Strand Magazine (US) October 1902
illustration; The Strand Magazine December 1902
illustration; The Strand Magazine (US) January 1903
illustration; The Lady's Realm July 1905
illustration; The Lady's Realm November 1905
illustration; The Lady's Realm December 1905
illustration; The Lady's Realm January 1906
illustration; The Lady's Realm February 1906
illustration; The Lady's Realm March 1906
illustration; The Lady's Realm April 1906
illustration; Cassell's Magazine August 1906
illustration; The Lady's Realm August 1906
illustration; The Lady's Realm September 1906
illustration; The Windsor Magazine September 1906
illustration; The Windsor Magazine December 1906
illustration; Cassell's Magazine January 1907
illustration; The Windsor Magazine February 1907
illustration; Cassell's Magazine March 1907
illustration; The Royal Magazine May 1907
illustration; The Lady's Realm June 1907
illustration; The Royal Magazine July 1907
illustration; Cassell's Magazine October 1908
illustration; The Windsor Magazine March 1909
illustration; The Windsor Magazine June 1909
illustration; The Windsor Magazine July 1909
illustration; The New Magazine (UK) August 1909
illustration; The Windsor Magazine August 1909
illustration; The Windsor Magazine November 1909
illustration; The New Magazine (UK) December 1909
illustration; The New Magazine (UK) January 1910
illustration; The Windsor Magazine January 1910
illustration; The New Magazine (UK) February 1910
illustration; The New Magazine (UK) March 1910
illustration; The New Magazine (UK) April 1910
illustration; The Windsor Magazine April 1910
illustration; The Red Magazine May 1 1910
illustration; The Red Magazine May 15 1910
illustration; The New Magazine (UK) June 1910
illustration; The Red Magazine June 1 1910
illustration; The Red Magazine July 1 1910
illustration; The Red Magazine August 1 1910
illustration; The New Magazine (UK) September 1910
illustration; The New Magazine (UK) October 1910
illustration; The New Magazine (UK) November 1910
illustration; The Red Magazine November 1 1910
illustration; Cassell's Magazine December 1910
illustration; The Red Magazine December 15 1910
illustration; The Red Magazine February 1 1911
illustration; The Red Magazine March 1 1911
illustration; The Red Magazine June 15 1911
illustration; The London Magazine October 1911
illustration; The Windsor Magazine October 1911
illustration; The Red Magazine October 1 1911
illustration; The London Magazine November 1911
illustration; The Pall Mall Magazine November 1911
illustration; The Pall Mall Magazine December 1911
illustration; The London Magazine December 1912
illustration; Cassell's Magazine of Fiction #11, February 1913
illustration; The Red Magazine February 15 1913
portrait of African native man; Colour May 1921
cover: "Eileen"; Colour June 1921
cover: Mdlle. J.H.; Colour October 1921
cover: "Alice"; Colour January 1922
Somerville, M. (fl. 1950s)
illustration; Nebula Science Fiction #20, 1957
Somerville, Patch
illustration; Urbanite #58, April 2009
Somerville, Thos.
illustration; Cassell's Magazine of Fiction #42, September 1915
cartoon; Imagination February 1953
cartoon; Imagination April 1953
cartoon; Imagination May 1953
cartoon; Imagination November 1954
cartoon; Imagination December 1954
Sommer, George W.
illustration; Argosy January 1954
Sommer, J. G. (fl. 1910s) (about)
front cover; Adventure December 1910
front cover; Everybody's Magazine January 1917
Sommer, Julius
illustration; Harper's Monthly Magazine March 1902
Sommer, Stanley R. (fl. 1950s)
front cover; Destiny Winter 1953
Sommerfield, Al
illustrations; Rob Wagner's Script #409, April 3 1937
illustrations; Rob Wagner's Script #410, April 10 1937
illustrations; Rob Wagner's Script #415, May 15 1937
illustrations; Rob Wagner's Script #478, October 8 1938
illustrations; Rob Wagner's Script #484, November 19 1938
illustration; Rob Wagner's Script #525, October 14 1939
illustration; Rob Wagner's Script #535, December 23 1939
illustration; Rob Wagner's Script #542, February 17 1940
illustration; Rob Wagner's Script #554, May 11 1940
illustrations; Rob Wagner's Script #563, August 3 1940
illustrations; Rob Wagner's Script #623, February 28 1942
Sommers, Jack
illustration; The Lone Hand: The Australian Monthly #12, April 1908
Sommers, Julius
front cover; McClure's Magazine November 1910
front cover; Collier's June 3 1911
front cover; Collier's March 9 1912
Somoroff, Michael (stories) (chron.)
illustration; Omni (UK) September 1979
illustration; Omni September 1979
illustration; Omni (UK) v2 #8, 1980
illustration; Omni May 1980
illustration; Omni (UK) v3 #11, 1981
illustration; Omni August 1981
photography: "My Kitties"; Wide Awake May 1887
Son, Youheum (fl. 2010s) (stories)
illustration; Strange Horizons March 12 2018
Sönderland, Fr.
frontispiece: A Menagerie Performance; St. Nicholas October 1892
Soned, Leonard (fl. 1970s)
front cover; Argosy April 1976
Sonju, Paul
front cover; The Scream Factory #15, Autumn 1994
Sonn, A. H. (fl. 1890s)
front cover; Ainslee's Magazine December 1899
Sonntag, Ned (fl. 1970s)
illustration; Amra v2 #55, 1971
Sonntag, W(illiam) Louis, Jr. (1869-1898)
illustration; The Ladies' Home Journal May 1896
illustration; The Ladies' Home Journal June 1896
illustration; Scribner's Magazine August 1897
Soo, Dardin
cartoon: And He Went!; 10 Story Book August 1938
Sooy, F. W.
illustration: "Up in the Morning, Early!"; St. Nicholas February 1882
Soper, Eileen (fl. 1930s)
illustration; The Novel Magazine October 1933
Soper, Gardner
illustration; McClure's Magazine August 1915
Soper, George (1870-1942) (about) (stories) (chron.)
illustration; The Idler January 1899
illustration; The Captain #2, May 1899
illustration; The Captain #3, June 1899
illustration; The Captain #4, July 1899
front cover; Chums July 5 1899
illustration; Chums July 5 1899
illustration; The Captain #6, September 1899
illustration; The Sunday Strand January 1900
illustration; The Sunday Strand February 1900
illustration; The Sunday Strand March 1900
illustration; The Sunday Strand April 1900
illustration; The Sunday Strand May 1900
illustration; The Sunday Strand June 1900
illustration; The Sunday Strand July 1900
illustration; The Sunday Strand September 1900
illustration; The Sunday Strand October 1900
illustration; The Sunday Strand December 1900
illustration; The Sunday Strand August 1901
illustration; The Sunday Strand November 1902
illustration; The Captain #56, November 1903
illustration; The Captain #60, March 1904
illustration; The Captain #63, June 1904
illustration; The Captain #64, July 1904
illustration; The Captain #66, September 1904
illustration; The Captain #70, January 1905
illustration; The Captain #71, February 1905
illustration; The Captain #77, August 1905
illustration; Cassell's Magazine September 1906
illustration; The Captain #103, October 1907
illustration; The Captain #105, December 1907
illustration; The Captain #106, January 1908
illustration; The Captain #107, February 1908
illustration; The Captain #108, March 1908
illustration; The Captain June 1908
illustration; The Captain August 1908
illustration; The Captain September 1908
illustration; The Quiver December 1908
illustration; Fry's Magazine April 1909
illustration: Henley; The Captain #124, July 1909
illustration; The Captain #124, July 1909
illustration; The Captain #126, September 1909
illustration; Fry's Magazine October 1909
illustration; The British Girl's Annual 1910, 1910
illustration; The Captain #140, November 1910
illustration; The Strand Magazine November 1911
illustration; The Strand Magazine (US) December 1911
illustration; Chums August 24 1912
illustration; Cassell's Magazine of Fiction #6, September 1912
illustration; Chums September 21 1912
front cover; The Boy's Own Paper December 14 1912
illustration; The British Boy's Annual 1913, 1913
illustration; The Red Magazine January 1 1913
front cover; The Boy's Own Paper January 4 1913
illustration; The Boy's Own Paper March 29 1913
front cover; The Boy's Own Paper April 12 1913
illustration; The Boy's Own Paper April 12 1913
illustration; The Wide World Magazine (US) May 1913
illustration; The Boy's Own Paper May 10 1913
illustration; The Boy's Own Paper June 7 1913
illustration; The Boy's Own Paper June 14 1913
front cover; The Boy's Own Paper June 28 1913
illustration; The Boy's Own Paper July 5 1913
front cover; The Boy's Own Paper July 19 1913
illustration; The Boy's Own Paper July 19 1913
front cover; The Boy's Own Paper August 2 1913
illustration; The Boy's Own Paper August 2 1913
front cover; The Boy's Own Paper August 16 1913
illustration; The Boy's Own Paper August 16 1913
front cover; The Boy's Own Paper September 6 1913
illustration; The Boy's Own Paper September 6 1913
front cover; The Boy's Own Paper September 20 1913
illustration; The Boy's Own Paper December 1913
illustration; The Boy's Own Paper January 1914
illustration; The Boy's Own Paper April 1914
illustration; The Boy's Own Paper July 1914
illustration; The Boy's Own Paper November 1914
illustration; The Wide World Magazine (US) January 1915
illustration; The Boy's Own Paper February 1915
illustration; The Boy's Own Paper March 1915
illustration; The Boy's Own Paper May 1915
illustration; The Captain October 1915
illustration; The Captain November 1915
illustration: The Alpine Soldiers of Italy; The Boy's Own Paper December 1915
illustration; The Captain February 1916
illustration; The Boy's Own Paper June 1916
illustration; The Boy's Own Paper August 1916
illustration; The Boy's Own Paper September 1916
illustration; The Boy's Own Paper October 1916
illustration; The Captain #219, June 1917
illustration; Lloyd's Magazine December 1917
illustration; Lloyd's Magazine January 1918
illustration; The Captain #229, April 1918
illustration; Lloyd's Magazine May 1918
illustration; Lloyd's Magazine August 1918
illustration; Lloyd's Magazine October 1918
illustration; The Red Magazine December 1918
illustration; Nash's—Pall Mall Magazine July 1931
illustration; The Wide World Magazine March 1936
illustration; The Wide World Magazine August 1942
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front cover; The Boy's Own Paper May 24 1913
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HxGN SPOTLIGHT >HxGN Radio > What's new in producer suite
What's new in producer suite
6 September 2019 Featured Technologies|Innovation
In this interview, we will talk with Hexagon Geospatial Product Line Directors for the Producer Suite to hear about the latest innovations from ERDAS IMAGINE, ImageStation and GeoMedia.
BK: Welcome to HxGN Radio. My name is Brian. And today we are talking about new features in the Producer Suite, with the release of Power Portfolio 2019, set to debut in October of 2019. I'm joined by Brad Skelton, product line director for ERDAS IMAGINE, and Vince Smith, product line director for ImageStation and GeoMedia. Brad and Vince, thanks for joining us today.
BS: Thank you.
VS: Great to be here.
BK: Appreciate it. Brad, let's start with you. I've got a question for you here on the Producer Suite. Why don't you give us a high-level overview of that, and just give us some details about it, too.
BS: Okay. Well, let me talk a little bit about what it is. The Producer Suite consists of three products, really: ERDAS IMAGINE, GeoMedia, and ImageStation. And these are products that have been around for a while. They serve the remote sensing market, the GIS market, and the photogrammetry market. We have probably combined about 100,000 licenses of these products out in the world. One of the things we do is focus on keeping them up to date, keeping them relevant, keeping them useful for our very large user base.
This time around, we focused on really three main areas. One of them is performance. We worked on making the products use 64-bit capabilities of the machines. They can perform better when they do that. We've also focused on spatial modeling. So spatial modeling is a system in which you can do graphical programming, graphical creation of new algorithms and capabilities. And in this spatial modeling environment, we're combining the GIS capabilities, the remote sensing capabilities, and the photogrammetry capabilities. And each version, each iteration, we add more and more in there from the three different disciplines. So, you'll see this time we've done that. We've continued adding more and more to our spatial-modeling environment.
Then there's just general product improvements. Like I said, we've got 100,000 users. You want to keep them happy. One of the things we do is we look at our ideation board, and we pick the top five asked-for features or improvements, and we make sure we add those into the product each time. That's really the high-level summary of what we've been doing this year.
BK: Okay, excellent. And Brad, why don't you also tell us a little bit about how the enhanced solution helps to enhance the power of machine learning and tackle big data challenges through GPU acceleration.
BS: One of the things that people do with the remote sensing with IMAGINE is feature extraction from imagery. If I want to say, "What kind of field is out there," or "Are there airplanes here," or "Where are the buildings?" And this is what people have always done with remote sensing, but there's more imagery now, there's fewer people to get it done with, and so we had been pulling in machine learning and deep learning technologies to help with this process. We began with the last version, but in this version, we've just continued to add new capabilities.
We now have object detection capabilities built on deep learning in the software, and we've also pulled in GPU support for deep learning in this version. We've seen things like performance improvements from what used to take four hours initially on just the CPU for this object detection now takes about four minutes based on your GPU. Prices may vary, but it depends upon the size of [unclear 03:23]. But it's a big improvement.
BK: Yeah, that is. Absolutely. Well, Brad, what else is going to be new with ERDAS IMAGINE and IMAGINE Photogrammetry?
BS: Well, once again, we've invested a lot of time in point cloud technology. Point clouds are very prevalent now in the industry. People use a lot of the LiDAR sensors and a lot of automated technologies to extract point clouds. There's a lot of information in them. This time around, we've added a number of new capabilities in Spatial Modeler, once again, to support point clouds. One of them is ground classification, so I can identify which points are on the ground — lets me eliminate the rest. Given that, I can identify which of those points that are leftover are buildings. Given those building points, we can extract footprints for those. That's one of the areas we've worked on. We also worked on new sensor support. Remote sensing is driven by the data. The data comes from vendors, and there are new vendors every year, new sensors every year, and so we keep up with that. For example, we've added FormoSat, TripleSat support with the sensors, and that's just one of the things we do with every version.
BK: Right. Well, Vince, what's going to be new with ImageStation and GeoMedia?
VS: Well, let's start with ImageStation. It's our photogrammetry production product set. With the next release, we've added a capability to manually collect in stereo graded elevation data. Sounds a little old school, and maybe it is, but people still like to do that type of thing. But I think we've made the workflow for collecting that data really efficient, and then that data, in turn, can be turned into surfaces. And then we've added the capability to assign elevation data from the surfaces to 2D vector data. So that's one thing we've done there.
The second nice capability we've added is a support for ECW. With our orthophoto production, we now read and write ECW data. And the performance there is really, really good, so we're really pleased with what we've done there. In terms of hardware support, we've added support now for two new mice. One is the Stealth 3D Mouse, and the other is the Softmouse 3D. So, that's just a few things in ImageStation.
Over on GeoMedia, a couple of important areas to talk about there. One, just in terms of sharing data and accessing data from other third-party products. We get a lot of people asking for QGIS. We've actually eliminated our capability to have a companion GDO field. And we've done a better job of matching the geometry types that we read and write. Now people can read and write and share data inside their enterprise a lot easier than they ever have before.
The other is in the area of spatial modeling. We've developed most of our spatial operators for our core capabilities, with the previous release. With this release, we've got four new grid analytic operators, and those are all geared toward hydrographic processing, in particular drainage basin calculations.
BK: Excellent. So how do the new enhancements of photogrammetry accelerate the production and enhance the quality of products derived from satellite, aerial, UAV data, Vince?
VS: In terms of accelerating production, two things for orthophoto production that we've done. One is, in regard to satellite projects, we have automated type point matching, so that speeds up the stereo process, makes things a little bit faster in that regard. And then, simply just moving processing from 32-bit to 64-bit, just to be able to handle larger amounts of data. So that's the two things we've done probably for accelerating those types of workflows.
The second is, well, in terms of quality, we've been able to update our DTM format, our terrainmodeling format. We've added a capability to store the reliability factor of the points coming out of our automated elevations product. And that allows our users to visualize in a thematic sense, or a color coded sense, the quality of the data coming out of that product.
BK: All right, well, sounds wonderful. Anything else you'd like to add, Brad?
BS: Let's see. On the IMAGINE side, we've got a really nice, new image enhancement technique that lets you pull out the full detail in both shadow and highlights in an image at the same time — really good for seeing the whole picture. Something that might seem minor, we've added a new pyramid format. Pyramid layers help you display imagery at different resolutions. This time, we've made a very highly compressed pyramid format using the same ECW technology. Sounds minor, but it's one of those things that is always a pain in somebody's side, and then it clears it up, makes it work better, makes it take less space. We support radar data. And on the radar side, we now support three new sensors: Sentinel-1, ALOS – PALSAR, and PAZ. And also, in the radar domain, we can do road extractions with radar. So, just some of the additional new features we've got.
BK: All right, sounds great. Vince?
VS: Yes, a couple of things to take note of. One, in terms of GeoMedia and mobile workflows, we've integrated GeoMedia into the Mobile MapWorks product that allows people to extract data from their GeoMedia warehouses and put it into a GeoPackage and store it on a device, take it out to the field, then bring that data back and put it into their GeoMedia warehouse again. So that overall workflow is pretty smooth. Then, in terms of our GeoMedia 3D product, we continue to add some features there. And for the 2019 release, we've added a threat dome capability.
BK: All right, fantastic information. Thank you for sharing all of this. Gentlemen, thank you for being here. Appreciate your time.
VS: Thank you.
BS: Thanks for having us.
BK: All right. For more information on today's topic, please visit hexagongeospatial.com. And to learn more and listen to additional episodes, head over to hxgnspotlight.com, and thank you for joining us here on HxGN Radio.
Brad Skelton | ERDAS IMAGINE | GeoMedia | Geospatial | ImageStation | IMAGINE Photogrammetry | Vince Smith
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In this episode of HxGN Radio, we discuss how rail companies can keep customers and cargo safe, while doing
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Tosti has announced the arrival of their new Asti Secco D.O.C.G. – the first-ever classified dry moscato from Italy, the company says.
Tosti Asti Secco D.O.C.G. is the result of a winemaking process that uses 100% Moscato Bianco di Canelli grapes from the Asti region. Tosti Asti Secco presents the traditionally aromatic bouquet known to moscato, the company says, yet instead of sweet on the palate, you get crisp citrus and honeysuckle flavors leading to a dry finish.
This new style of wine is ideal for someone looking for an alternative to prosecco, the company says, as well as traditional moscato drinkers who are looking for something slightly drier.
Imported by Prestige Beverage Group, Tosti Asti Secco D.O.C.G will be available July 1st at an suggested retail price of $14.99 per 750-ml. bottle.


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Drupal 9: What You Need to Know
Tadd Barnes
Released on June 3rd, Drupal 9 is built to handle more data at higher volumes, integrate easily with other platforms, and lower the barriers to entry for new Drupal users. Drupal 9 has been in beta for quite some time, but the final release version has dropped earlier this month. In this article I'm going to walk through my experience, as VP of engineering at Boston Digital, in testing out D9 with our own agency base build. Before I do that, let's talk about what has changed from version 8.
What is New With Drupal 9?
The biggest change with Drupal 9 is under the hood. The coding around modules and APIs have changed and are more modernized. In some cases they have been pulled out of the core codebase and now are declared as outside dependencies. In some ways this is great because it's future forward, giving flexibility to what Drupal can do, while also keeping it lean so it continues to be one of the fastest performing enterprise content management systems on the market
However, there can be issues if your website depends on these modules or APIs to function. The good news is that already over 50% of the modules on Drupal.org need no changes at all. Those that do need changes are noted and can be viewed on the module page to see the progress of this. There are a few tools that you can download right now to validate this. The first is the upgrade status module. This module is principally for Drupal 8, but can also be installed in Drupal 7 sites.
This is a great view to see what has and hasn't changed in Drupal and links to the various module pages to review those changes:
The other module for developers is called Upgrade Reactor. This module offers automated code fix suggestions to make your modules compatible with Drupal 9. It only has partial coverage for depreciated APIs, but it's a great starting point as you develop code. This is for Drupal 8 only and is still a work in progress.
Also if you're an Acquia customer, they are developing a tool called Migrate Accelerator. This tool is low code and may work in certain situations for you. You can read more about it here. All of these tools give developers a way to see the path forward for Drupal 9 and the effort to upgrade their websites.
When Should I Upgrade to Drupal 9?
Drupal 9 did launch on June 3rd, however that doesn't mean that it's ready for production websites right away. If you have an existing website you may want to wait a little bit for the ecosystem surrounding Drupal core to upgrade and support the platform. As a result, both Drupal 7 and 8 will continue to be maintained until November 2021. By that point Drupal 9 will be on version 9.2. Drupal has made itself dependent on the PHP Symfony framework, which does 2 year release cycles for major updates, which means Drupal 9 will be following this schedule.
As part of my tests I've noticed a few gaps in our base build that makes Drupal 9 not quite ready for us to begin developing new websites. We utilize Zurb Foundation as our mobile responsive framework. This is a great tool to build our front end code in, and much leaner and faster than Bootstrap. However, it is currently incompatible with Drupal 9. There is a patch that is working its way into the module that will allow it to be supported in Drupal 9, specifically in a composer based workflows. Until this has been remediated by the community, we will continue to start with Drupal 8 for new clients. That's only one example, there are others, and it may vary depending on how your websites are set up, and what sorts of dependencies your sites may have.
What Do I Need to Know About Upgrading?
Drupal 9 has core dependencies it needs to run. These include the following:
PHP 7.3 as a minimum version
Drush 10 (Drupal 9 will not work on lower versions)
You will want to connect with your hosting provider to understand if they support these dependencies. The major managed hosting platforms already do such as Pantheon, Acquia, and Platform. However, if you host your own websites on say AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, or on prem you may need to revisit them and update the environments. Additionally, if you're on hosting services like HostGator, Digital Ocean, Linode, Lightsail or something similar they may not have updated these requirements so they will need to be reviewed.
For local development environments I have tested on a number of them and found the following:
Drupal VM - no issues, update config.yml file
Lando - no issues, just update to the latest version and update yml file
Acquia Dev Desktop - no issues, just update to the latest version
Docksal - no issues, just update to the latest version and update yml file
MAMP/WAMP - no issues, just update to the latest version
Brew stack / linux stack - Similar to hosting environments, these will just need to be updated to the latest versions
Others - Check the websites of those projects to see where they are at
For your local environments it's also recommended that you install Drush local to each project, and not globally on the system. Another tip, around configuration management, are the config settings variables have changed and should reflect the following:
$settings['config_sync_directory'] = $app_root . '/../config/' . basename($site_path);
You can already update Drupal 8 projects with this, so it should be easy to transition your config. Finally if you develop on Windows, you may experience issues with working with Composer (the tool built on top of Symfony to manage dependencies). In those cases you may want to review your local development tools and move to something that may be a bit more scalable like Drupal VM or Docksal. Also make sure you're running Windows 10's latest version. Microsoft has made strides to support open source projects natively like Symfony or even NPM. If you're still on Windows 7, you may want to address upgrading now because it is very difficult to develop open source applications on. Or rely on a virtualized environment using VirutalBox and install Linux or Docker in there.
When Does Support for Drupal 7 and 8 End?
Support for Drupal 7 and 8 ends in November 2021. Both are going to be retired at the same time. I'll focus on Drupal 7 users since a lot of above is geared towards Drupal 8. Since Drupal 9 was built within Drupal 8's framework, the upgrade path is much more seamless. The community is going to wait until 9.2 before introducing new features, so there will be time to transition into the CMS.
For Drupal 7, since the underlying framework is extremely different from Drupal 8, it will require much more work to move into Drupal 9. In most cases we would recommend redesigning the website. This is an opportunity to introduce a newer look and feel, a streamlined user experience, as well as leveraging the latest and greatest from Drupal.
However, I understand that budgets may not be there for this. If they can't be allocated before November 2021, I'd recommend installing the upgrade status module noted above to see if the modules that are installed on your website are compatible with Drupal 9, or what the progress is around the upgrade process. From there your theme(s) will need to be ported into Twig, the templating engine for Drupal 8 and above. There are many articles out there around how to do this, just note this is quite a bit of an undertaking. While Drupal 7 will not stop working in 2021, there will no longer be security updates which means your website will be exposed to hackers and other bad actors on the internet. The majority of Drupal sites on the internet right now are running version 7, as seen in the reddish color below (As of the end of May 2020 source from Drupal.org).
This makes reviewing your websites that much more important because this will expose almost 1 million websites to hackers.
If you're an existing client of Boston Digital, your account rep will be reaching out about this so that you're aware. If you aren't one of our existing clients but are interested in our services, please feel free to contact us at info@bostondigital.com and we can discuss your situation in more detail.
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Why Trading for Future Draft Picks is Now More Likely
By Ashto12 Mar 13, 2011, 1:23pm EDT
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Well, it finally happened. The league, for now, has locked out the players and the NFLPA has decertified. Negotiations have broken down and the "he-said-she-said" is well and truly in full swing. After the initial disappointment of hearing how respective parties could not come to some form of agreement on how to divide a $9billion pie, I looked at this in a micro way from a pure Patriots perspective as it relates to the upcoming draft. Currently, as we all know, the Patriots hold the 17th and 28th picks in the first round of the 2011 NFL Draft, together with the 33rd and 60th overall picks (or two picks in each of the first two rounds if you will!). It has been a staple of recent drafts for Bill Belichick to manipulate his way up and down draft boards. With regards to some of the higher Patriot picks, there has been a tendency to trade down, to the chagrin of many fans. Whether you agree with this tactic or not, with the breakdown in labour negotiations, the likelihood of a trade down or trade for future picks with one of the Patriot's prime picks has clearly increased...
Some fans are already screaming at the prospect of trading down. "We need impact talent!"; "We're wasting Brady's prime years by trading down or into the future!" Both valid points and each has its own merits. But, given current circumstances, it seems the most logical thing to do from a financial perspective.
First of all, picks at 17 and 28 do not come with contracts that can destroy franchises or tie up too much money in cap room. It's widely accepted that outside the top 10 selected players in the draft, salary figures are quite reasonable for first round players. However, with three particularly high picks in the upcoming draft, it seems there are too many unknown variables to blindly enter into contracts which could harm the makeup of the roster.
First of all, let's consider the salary cap. As everyone knows, the 2010 season was played without a salary cap in place. However, when a new CBA is agreed, there will be a salary cap put in place. There are too many positives for both players and owners in having a salary cap, that it is simply a part of the game as we now know it. The players want a cap as it provides a floor to stop some owners from simply using the profit sharing nature of the league to pay their players peanuts so the owners can increase their margins. The NFL itself doesn't want this since it will clearly dilute the overall product if there are bottom dwelling teams whose owners are simply trying to increase their own profits. And of course, most owners want a cap ceiling to prevent owners such as Dan Snyder from paying extortionate salaries to buy a title. So I think we can safely assume there will be a salary cap when a new CBA is negotiated.
What the cap figure will be is anyone's guess. In 2009, the salary cap was set at $128million, a 10.3% increase from the approximate $116million in 2008. While it would be easy to say that the cap may increase by similar percentages had there been a cap in 2010 and thus in 2011, the process would repeat. However, the cap figure in 2008 was increased $7million (or just 6.4%) from the 2007 figure of $109million. This fluctuation was in part due to the huge increase of over 15% from the salary cap from 2006-2007 (actually the reason why the owners are kicking up a fuss at the moment, saying the players increased their share in a badly negotiated CBA). So while the cap figure has increased, the percentage of this increase is difficult to predict.
Compounding this difficulty is the well publicised desires of the league owners to take an extra $1billion dollars from the $9billion revenue the league currently generates (they already take $1billion, so this would take their cut to approximately $2billion). Whether the owners can get this much money back from the players is irrelevant. The fact is that whatever money the owners can recoup from the players pot will directly affect any salary cap figure set. Therefore, while there may be an increase in the figure from the salary cap, I would not expect any increase to be a significantly great one.
So, in 2009 the salary cap was $128million. Looking ahead, the comprehensive www.patscap.com outlines the projected salary cap for the 2011 Patriots. In their analysis, the Patriots are currently due to have a cap figure of $112,110,338 with 65 signed or tendered players on the roster. While this figure is approximately $16million shy of the 2009 cap, it doesn't account for players who the Patriots may agree future contracts with, for example Logan Mankins, Gerard Warren, Kyle Arrington, Matt Light or Kevin Faulk (to name a few). If a new CBA is only agreed after the draft, which is looking more and more likely, the idea of not knowing what the cap will be and having a number of veterans the team may wish to resign does not lend itself to a strategy of drafting and signing three or four high pick players.
Another confusing aspect to the upcoming draft is a potential rookie wage scale, which the owners seem to be pushing for in any new CBA. Obviously, if there were some assurances that there would be a rookie wage scale in place with a new CBA, this could allow the Patriots to make selections knowing they will not be hamstrung into contract negotiations affected by what other teams may agree with their draft selections. However, with no assurances or indications forthcoming, it would be irresponsible to take a leap of faith and assume a rookie wage scale will be in place with a new CBA. An unknown cap figure and potentially spiralling contracts for rookies somewhat unbound by any wage scale just doesn't add up.
Bill Belichick consistently says that he will do what's in the best interests of the team. With no CBA, it may well be in the best interests of the team to look at trading one of the current top 3 picks the Patriots currently possess for future draft picks which can then be used once a CBA has been agreed and the Patriots can be assured they have not made any cap mistakes.
I'm not saying that they will or that the definitely should trade into the future, but that prospect seems much more logical with a cloudy CBA future. For anyone in disagreement, ask yourself this question: your employer says your salary is being reviewed with a view to an increase. Without knowing the value of this increase, would you go out and buy a new car and book a vacation to Mexico? Just something to think about...


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Simon-Jérôme Bourlet, abbé de Vauxcelles (11 August 1733, Versailles – 18 March 1802, Paris) was an 18th-century French priest and journalist during the French Revolution.

Biography
Born in Versailles, he was a preacher of the king, canon of Noyon, reader for the Comte d'Artois, curator of the bibliothèque de l'Arsenal (1787), abbot of Massay.

He preached successfully and worked, among others, at the Mercure de France, and the Journal de Paris. Like others, he was a victim of the repressive policies of the French Directory against journalists, and a decree dated 17 January (28 Nivose)  ordered his deportation to Oléron.

We have some eulogies and some funeral orations by him, but he is best known for his edition of the Lettres de Mme de Sévigné, Paris, 1801, 10 volumes in-12°.

He participated in the proofreading relatively to the grammar and typography of the fifth edition of the Dictionnaire de l'Académie Française (1798).

A resident member of the Société des observateurs de l'homme, de Vauxelles also translated Dialogues on Medals (De l'allégorie, ou Traités sur cette matière) by Joseph Addison.

Works
 Oraison funèbre de Louis XV [...] - A Paris : chez Saugrain, 1774 [Bibliothèque de la SHAS, Senlis]

External links
 Simon-Jérôme Bourlet de Vauxcelles on data.bnf.fr
 Simon BOURLET DE VAUXCELLES (1733-1802) on Dictionnaire des journalistes
 Bust portrait of Bourlet de Vauxcelles on Artnet.com

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I don't see the option either but since the mobile version works so well for me, I haven't looked that hard before. Let me see what I can find out and hopefully it won't be too crazy.
Use nothing but mobile devices and have no issues.
Use your desktop choice found on your own device.
How to change it will probably depend on your phone brand, and the browser you use. If you use google chrome browser, look on the top right corner of the page, and click/tap the three little dots. On that menu, there is an option to "request desktop site".. just select that option.
If your using something different, you should be able to just do a web search using something like "how to view desktop mode on XXXXX"
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Neighborhood disadvantage and fertility rates
Bob Kronemyer
Residing in a socioeconomically disadvantaged neighborhood was linked to moderately decreased fecundability, according to a study published in JAMA Network Open.
"A body of literature shows associations between neighborhood socioeconomic context and health outcomes," said first author Mary Willis, PhD, MPH, a postdoctoral research scholar in environmental epidemiology at Oregon State University in Corvallis. "Dozens of studies examine health outcomes related to birth and asthma, for example. However, the world of fertility research is largely focused on individual-level interventions, mainly healthy eating or exercise, as opposed to structural-level interventions that may influence fertility for an entire population."
The study is the first to directly examine fecundabilty, the per-cycle probability of conception, with respect to neighborhood deprivation, according to Willis. "We do not know what factors in the neighborhood environment may be most important for fecundability," she told Contemporary OB/GYN. "Our team hypothesized that it could be anything from crime levels to community poverty to green space access."
The prospective preconception cohort study, which used baseline data from the Pregnancy Study Online, comprised 6,356 participants, aged 21 to 45 (mean baseline age 30.0 years), who were attempting conception without fertility treatment.
Overall, 83.3% of the participants were non-Hispanic White and 65.7% nulliparous.
Questionnaires were completed every 8 weeks for 12 months, until conception or a censoring event, between 2013 and April 2019.
A total of 3,725 pregnancies were reported for 27,427 menstrual cycles of follow-up.
Comparing the top decile to the bottom decile of disadvantaged neighborhood status, adjusted fecundability ratios were 0.79 (95% confidence interval [CI]: 0.66 to 0.96) for national-level area deprivation index (ADI) rankings and 0.77 (95% CI: 0.65 to 0.92) for within-state ADI rankings.
These connections were slightly stronger among participants with lower annual incomes of less than $50,000.
Willis noted that neighborhood context, including a socioeconomically disadvantaged neighborhood environment, "is a complex phenomenon that encompasses a variety of chronic stress exposure pathways."
Public policies that influence decisions about neighborhood investment, as well as disinvestment like redlining, "may perpetuate a cycle of chronic stress and continued neighborhood socioeconomic disadvantage," Willis said. "For instance, higher neighborhood unemployment has been associated with decreased population-level fertility rates."
Likewise, less affluent areas often have higher concentrations of air pollution, resulting in adverse fertility outcomes.
"In addition, less affluent areas may have fewer amenities, such as green spaces, to restore capacity in residents to reduce stress," Willis said.
By contrast, urban renewal programs demonstrate positive health benefits for local populations.
"Both income and educational attainment may be influenced by neighborhood disadvantage earlier in life; therefore, they are potential mediators of the exposure-outcome association," Willis said. "However, our study examined neighborhood disadvantage in adulthood."
If people are socially immobile, there would likely be similar ADI levels over time, "so we could argue that educational attainment and income in adulthood are mediators," Willis said. "On the other hand, if we assume a noteworthy change in neighborhood context with the transition from adolescence to adulthood, it is more probable that these socioeconomic attributes, along with race and ethnicity, influence the neighborhoods in which people live as adults, although these residential locations may not be by choice."
Therefore, adjusting for individual socioeconomic factors depends largely on the conceptual framework. "Disentangling the influence of individual versus neighborhood factors may not be possible," Willis said. "Nonetheless, if our results can be confirmed by other studies, I hope it will inspire clinicians to think about fertility in a structural context."
Willis MD, Orta OR, Ncube C, et al. Association between neighborhood disadvantage and fertility among pregnancy planners in the US. JAMA Netw Open. Published online June 30, 2022. doi:10.1001/jamanetworkopen.2022.18738


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Does your API need to allow **filtering** results? **Of course it does**!

Do you need to **sort** the results or **return selected relations** together with your model? **I bet you do**!

**Let's do this!**

**Pimp your model!**

```php
class Post extends Eloquent {
    use PimpableTrait;
}
```

**Pimp your API!**
```php
class PostsController extends Controller {
    public function index() {
        return Post::pimp()->get();
    }
}
```
**What data do you need?**

> I need all the posts in a thread with ID 42...

> ...that contain a string "awesome"...

> ...that are no older than March 2014...

> ...that have been posted by any user other than the one with ID 666.

> One more thing... sort it so that I get active posts at the top...

> Oh, and make active and inactive posts sorted by the date they were posted...

> Did I mention I need the user data with every post?

**Ready... Steady... Go!**

    GET /api/posts
      ?thread_id=42
      &text=%awesome%
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      &user_id=!666
      &sort[]=is_active,desc
      &sort[]=created_at,desc
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**BAM! Done! How cool is that!**

## Overview

Laravel 4/5/6 package that allows to dynamically filter, sort and eager load relations for your models using request parameters.

It combines the following packages:

- [Searchable](https://github.com/jedrzej/searchable) - filter models
- [Sortable](https://github.com/jedrzej/sortable) - sort models
- [Withable](https://github.com/jedrzej/withable) - eager load relations

It simplifies embedding them in your models and allows using all 3 of them with a single function call.

## Composer install

Add the following line to `composer.json` file in your project:

    "jedrzej/pimpable": "0.0.6"

or run the following in the commandline in your project's root folder:

    composer require "jedrzej/pimpable" "0.0.6"

## Usage

### Pimp your model
In order to pimp your model class, you need to import **PimpableTrait** into your model. This will internally import all 3 behaviours.
```php
class Model extends Eloquent {
    use PimpableTrait;
}
```
By default all model fields are searchable and sortable; all relations can be eagerly loaded by default as well.
If you need to limit which fields can be filtered and sorted by and which relations can be loaded, see documentation
of corresponding behaviour package.

### Pimp your API

Once you pimp your model, additional method **pimp()** will be available on the model that enables the additional behaviour.
All criteria will be taken from the request automatically, but if you want to override the request parameters, you can
pass the desired value to the **pimp()** method:

```php
//override all parameters
return Model::pimp($filters, $sort, $relations)->get();

//override sorting criteria only
return Model::pimp(null, $sort)->get();
```

Information how to configure the behaviours using request parameters can be found in documentation of corresponding behaviour package.

### Additional configuration
 If you are using `sort` request parameter for other purpose, you can change the name of the parameter that will be
 interpreted as sorting criteria by setting a `$sortParameterName` property in your model, e.g.:

```php
protected $sortParameterName = 'sortBy';
```

 If you are using `with` request parameter for other purpose, you can change the name of the parameter that will be
  interpreted as a list of relations to load by setting a `$withParameterName` property in your model, e.g.:

```php
protected $withParameterName = 'relations';
```

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Toriga is delighted to be the first Green Deal Provider to officially sign a Green Deal Plan with a UK homeowner.
Founded in 2011 with its sole focus on becoming a Green Deal Provider, Torgia agreed a partnership with the Travis Perkins Group (TP) last year to provide a comprehensive Green Deal proposition for consumers and the trade from assessment and product specification to financing and installation.
All materials for the project will be provided by brands within TP.
Richard Hildyard of Toriga, added: "This is an exciting time for us; we've worked very hard for two years to get to this position and we're thrilled that we signed the first Green Deal Plan on the day that the scheme launched.
Torgia has worked with the Department of Energy & Climate Change and other government departments to ensure that the Green Deal is workable, consumer friendly and accessible to everybody, and is confident it will be a success.
The company has a growing network of assessors up and down the country and has also partnered with PPL training to deliver Green Deal Accredited training for advisors and installers.


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New superintendent named to lead Biscayne National Park
The National Park Service has selected Margaret L. Goodro to lead Biscayne National Park as its next superintendent. Goodro replaces Brian Carlstrom, who left the position in November 2015 to serve in a Deputy Associate Director position in the Washington, D.C. office of the National Park Service.
"Margaret is a proven collaborative leader with experience working in parks, central offices, and as a superintendent. She is passionate about bringing together and engaging park partners and local communities," said Stan Austin, regional director for the Southeast Region. "As we move into our second century, we look forward to working with her as she assumes the top leadership position at Biscayne National Park."
Goodro is currently serving as superintendent of Lake Clark National Park and Preserve in Anchorage, Alaska where she has been since 2013. While there, Goodro created and fostered strong partnerships with internal and external organizations. In addition, she had extensive experience managing more than 30 alternative energy projects while working for the Bureau of Land Management.
"I am honored to be selected, and to serve as the superintendent of Biscayne National Park," said Goodro. "I look forward to working with park staff, stakeholders and partners to continue the great work of providing amazing recreational opportunities for visitors, while also protecting and preserving this rare tropical park for today and future generations."
Goodro has a 24-year career of public service including positions in county, state and federal parks. She served as the El Centro Field Manager for the Bureau of Land Management in El Centro, California. Goodro's National Park Service experience includes serving as the Chief Ranger of Visitor and Resource Protection at Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area, District Ranger at Lake Mead National Recreation Area, and Sub-District Ranger at both North Cascades and Glacier National Parks. She also gained valuable experience working in various park range positions in Yosemite, Crater Lake, Glacier Bay and North Cascades National Parks.
Goodro, a native of Washington State, spent her formative years camping and boating on the lakes and coasts of Washington as part of a commercial fishing family. Goodro, and her spouse Melinda (a native of Tampa, Florida), will be moving to Florida in late October.
Biscayne National Park: The park protects one of the most extensive coral reef tracts in the world, the longest stretch of mangrove forest on the east coast, the clear and shallow waters of Biscayne Bay, and the northernmost Florida Keys. Biscayne's human history begins more than 10,000 years ago with the migration of Paleo-Indians down the Florida peninsula. Within sight of downtown Miami, the park provides a reprieve for outdoor enthusiasts to hike, boat, snorkel camp, watch wildlife and simply relax in this unique national preserve.
Lake Clark National Park & Preserve: This four-million-acre national park and preserve was established in 1980 to "protect the watershed necessary for the perpetuation of the red salmon fishery in Bristol Bay". Salmon, particularity sockeye salmon, play a major role in the ecosystem and the local economy. It is a land of stunning beauty where volcanoes steam, salmon run, bears forage, mountains reflect shimmering turquoise lakes, and local people and culture still depend on the land and water of their home.
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Join Alpine Club of Himalaya's ultimate alpine climbing expedition to Kyajo Ri, standing at 20,295ft, with an exciting combination of steep alpine ice and rock climbing that leads to an airy summit with magnificent views of the Himalayan range. Unlike other trekking peaks the route actually ends on the highest magnificent pointed summit, unlike Lobuche East, or Island Peak which stop on lower fore-summits, shy of the penultimate point.
Our 17-day journey begins in Kathmandu with visits to various UNESCO World Heritage sites followed by trekking in the amazing hilly and mountainous regions of Nepal. Spring (March to May) and Autumn (September to November) are the best months for this trip. Although Kyajo Ri can be climbed during winter, the cold temperature might not be suitable for everyone.
The Kathmandu-Lukla-Kathmandu flight is sometimes delayed by a few hours or may even be canceled for one, two, or more days due to unfavorable weather conditions. Such conditions may arise even in the best seasons. Hence, in such cases, you must be prepared for long waits both at Kathmandu or Lukla airports, as this can happen either at the start or end of the trek, or both! We do our utmost to avoid such delays, and arrange for you to depart on the next available flight. Thus, we suggest that you prepare for possible delays/cancellation with a few buffer days before and after your arranged itinerary for arrival or departure. If interested, during the buffer days, you may opt to enjoy other activities such as sightseeing, rafting, wildlife activities, shopping, etc.
In extreme conditions, we can organize helicopter rescue (if available) and upon request by our clients. The helicopter charges around USD 3500 and it can lift 4-5 persons per flight.
If the flight delay/cancellation is extended and happens at the beginning of a trip affecting your planned schedule, you may opt for an alternative trip. However, please note that there will be no refund, if you lose your time waiting at the airport and do not take an alternative tour or you only do a short trek later due to time limitation. If the cancellation happens before the trip, we will provide you with accommodation and lunch in a guesthouse in Kathmandu. In case of flight delay/cancellation after finishing the trek, you will be responsible for all your expenses. Please also note that you will not be entitled to any refund for the services (such as hotel, transport, flight, etc) included in the package that you would not use later.
We board an early morning flight to Lukla, from the Kathmandu domestic airport. We fly over a breathtaking view of The Himalayas on one of the most beautiful air routes in the world. Lukla, located in north eastern Nepal, is situated at 2,860 meters (9,383 ft). Upon our arrival at Lukla, we meet our crew, and begin our trek through the village of Lukla to Phakding, through fantastic views of green valleys, streams that flow from the mountains above, and mountain peaks. To help you with acclimatization, we rest the remainder of the day. You can stroll along the village and visit monasteries if you wish to. Overnight in Phakding.
We walk through beautiful pine forests along the Dudh Koshi river, and after an hour, we come across the beautiful Mt. Thamserku (6,608m) that rises majestically to a saddle shaped summit. We cross five suspension bridges along the way, with the last one known as the Hillary Bridge, being the highest and named after Sir Edmund Hillary. If the weather is clear, we may even catch a glimpse of Mt. Everest peeking over the Lhotse-Nuptse ridge. We continue walking to the entrance of the Sagarmatha National Park in Namche Bazaar, the gateway to Mt. Everest. It is an uphill walk from Hillary Bridge to Namche Bazaar. Overnight in Namche Bazaar.
We set aside today to help you acclimatize to the altitude. We can either stroll around the village, visit the monasteries or the local museum, the Edmund Hillary School, the Khumjung Monastery famous for housing the head of the Yeti, or check out the weekly market. If you wish to hike, a hike to Khumjung village (5-6 hours) may also be an option. Overnight in Namche Bazaar.
We walk along a relatively easy trail on a steady level to the settlement of Thame, a beautiful village with amazing views of the Himalayas. From there we make a short ascend up to Mende. Overnight in Mende.
From Mende we leave the main trails and trek up a faint yak trail over a couple of passes to enter the Kyajo Drangka, the isolated broad valley south of Kyajo Ri. On our way, we enjoy great views of the Himalayan peaks such as Thamserku, Khumbila, Kusum Kangaru, Kwangde, and Pachharmo. Kyajo Ri Base Camp is set up on a flat surface between a rocky mountain and a small river. Overnight in Kyajo Ri base camp.
We set aside today to help you acclimatize to the altitude before summiting the Kyajo Ri peak. However, since it is always wise to stay active during acclimatization, we will take a brief hike up to Camp I and back. We also check our climbing equipments today. Overnight at the Kyajo Ri base camp.
The ascent to Camp I begins with hiking over grassy spur and boulders, then we hike up a rocky section with a lot of boulders and skid pebbles. We walk for another few hours on a steep trail before reaching Camp I. Our camp will be set on a level ground, with good views and within easy reach of water from the lake at the foot of the Glacier. Overnight camp at Camp I.
This is another day set aside for acclimatization and rest before summiting the Kyajo Ri peak. We trek to Camp II and come back to Camp I to spend the night. This will also help us prepare for the next day's climb. Overnight at Camp I.
Today involves some technical climbing over mixed face slopes up to 55 degree angles, and negotiating through a glacier. Camp II lies near the glacier and has sufficient place for camping. From the camp, we can see the climbing route we will be attempting the next day. We pitch our camp near a big glacier lake. If the weather is favorable, we will get plenty of sunlight during the day. Overnight at Camp II.
We begin to climb at 3am though the rocky section with big boulders till we reach a part of the glacier. Here the ground steepens, and we climb snow and ice on the Southwest Ridge. The sharp summit is a narrow wedge of snow. After spending some time celebrating our success and taking pictures on the summit, we return back to Camp I. Overnight in Camp II.
Today we return back to Kyajo Ri Base Camp and celebrate the successful completion of our trip. The return trip will be relatively easier than the summit day as you will be familiar with the terrain and know what to expect on your journey back. Upon reaching the Base Camp, we relax for some time and if interested, we may even explore the surrounding area.
Before we leave the Base Camp, we ensure to clean up the area. At Alpine Club of Himalaya, we are deeply committed to maintaining the ecosystems. We return to Namche Bazaar via Mende and Thame.
The trail descends steeply downward so we need to walk very cautiously as we battle the rocky terrain. After crossing the suspension bridges over the fast flowing Dudh Koshi river, the trail becomes more level and a little easier. Overnight in Lukla.
We catch an early morning flight to Kathmandu. In Kathmandu, you may spend the day explore more of Kathmandu, shop for souvenirs, lovely pashminas, or intricate art work. There will be a farewell dinner in the evening to celebrate your successful summit. Overnight in Kathmandu.


As Christianity has grown all over the world, we would like to share the 11 countries with highest Christian population. Christianity is a religion based on teachings and practices of Jesus of Nazareth. According to Paul Johnson in his book A History of Christianity, the first political act in the history of Christianity happened when Paul from Tarsus traveled south from Antioch to Jerusalem. During his travel, he met the surviving believers of Jesus of Nazareth. This Apostolic Conference, or the so-called Council of Jerusalem, is the starting point of Christianity.
While the 10 countries with highest Buddhist population composed mainly of Asia, the 11 countries with highest Christian population are widely spread in America, Africa, Asia, and Europe. The list is based on the Pew Research Center's Forum on Religion and Public Life that was published in December 2011, and that was corrected in February 2013.
Take a look at the 11 countries with highest Christian population and see if yours is included.
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Leaked Emails Call for Censorship of Michael Moore's New Film (Exclusive)
"It must come down off your pages immediately."
Michael Moore's controversial new film, "Planet of the Humans" has been removed from YouTube. In a now deleted tweet, the copyright claimant responsible for the takedown, Toby Smith, called the movie a "baseless, shite doc built on bull-shit". Smith later admitted he filed the copyright claim because he doesn't agree with the film's message. The ongoing dispute is just the latest of many efforts to take the film down since its release last month.
Newly acquired emails show that the same night Moore released the film, journalist filmmaker Josh Fox ("Gasland") led an effort to censor it.
Michael Moore (left) and Josh Fox (right)
On April 22 at 12:41 am, Fox — now a show host at TYT, the largest online news network — told his colleagues, "It must come down off your pages immediately." He repeated, "IMMEDIATELY."
In a second email at 1:05 am, Fox urged another group full of public relations professionals and organizers to help suppress the film. "A number of reputable websites are hosting this abomination and I need your support in getting them to take it down".
At 1:49 pm Josh tweeted 350.org founder, Bill McKibben. "We are on it".
"Planet of the Humans" exposes the flaws of renewable energy and takes a critical look at environmental organizations like 350.org and Sierra Club. For example, the film shows that Sierra Club actively hid the fact that they received $3 million from the world's leading timber investment advisor — advising not to preserve forests, but to cut them down. Likewise, 350.org's recommended "Green Century Funds" were invested in things like oil and gas infrastructure companies, Coca-Cola (the largest creator of plastic pollution), and big banks including Black Rock (the largest financier of deforestation on earth).
Fox acknowledges "there are problems with Sierra Club" but not with his friend McKibben, whose 350.org says they are "not sure" whether the film should be censored or not.
Some criticized the film even before viewing it. In the youtube video "The Problem with Planet of the Humans", Joshua Kahn Russell, said the filmmakers' message that "you can't have infinite growth on a finite planet" is "cliche" before later admitting he hadn't even watched the full film. Russell is a former 350.org staffer, a friend of Bill McKibben's, and one of the recipients of Fox's email calling for the film's suppression.
Fox pointed his email groups to Films For Action, an online video library that posted "Planet of the Humans" on its site. FFA director Tim Hjersted says Fox convinced him the film was "full of harmful misinformation", and that Fox argued, "You wouldn't host a film by Steve Bannon would you? Or Andrew Breitbart?". FFA caved to Fox's pressure and took the film down.
(Hjersted later decided to put "Planet of the Humans" back on Films for Action and now supports the film against efforts to censor it.)
After the film was taken off Films for Action, Fox announced on Twitter that "the distributor of Michael Moore's #PlanetoftheHumans is taking the film down due to misinformation in the film."
However, Films for Action is not the film's distributor. "It was incredibly misleading" says Hjersted, who immediately contacted Fox to tell him, "Josh, we're not the distributor." Fox told Hjersted that he would correct the false statement but issued no correction for twelve days as the misinformation spread across news sites, including USA Today. Fox eventually tweeted a false "correction" that continues to identify FFA as a "distributor of the film". Hjersted says, "Technically or legally that's untrue as we have no contract or association with the filmmakers".
Films for Action also remains falsely associated with "Planet of the Humans" in Fox's online petition, accusing the film of being "untrue", "unfair", and "unscientific". Hjersted says he was disappointed with the petition.
I was expecting [Fox] to cite specific examples with documentation to go point-by-point over what exactly was misinformation but he didn't.
In fact, the only scientific study offered in Fox's petition to back up his claims has been scientifically debunked for several years. A 2017 peer reviewed study led by researchers from U.C. Berkeley, Carnegie Mellon University, and Stanford University determined that the 2012 study Fox references "used invalid modeling tools, contained modeling errors, and made implausible and inadequately supported assumptions". Thus, the findings "are not supported by adequate and realistic analysis".
Fox's "letter of outrage" is signed by 29 individuals including Naomi Klein, the Chair in Media, Culture, and Feminist Studies at Rutgers University; and Assistant Professor of Political Science, Leah Stokes, who wrote in Vox, "My only hope is that this film will be buried".
Vox Shamelessly Smears Michael Moore's "Planet of the Humans"
PEN America issued a statement condemning the calls for censorship.
Calls to pull a film because of disagreement with its content are calls for censorship, plain and simple. Those who take issue with the film have every right to make their concerns and arguments heard, but first and foremost, the public also has the essential right to view Moore's film and make their own judgements.
In a press release Michael Moore asks,"What are they afraid of?"
What are they afraid of? Are their arguments so weak they cannot withstand contrary opinions? Are they so desperate over what the public may do when they learn about the abject failures of our environmental movement that they need to resort to slandering our movie, including making up a lie as they announced their success in getting a "distributor" to "pull" our film from release — when in fact no such thing ever happened?
How quickly the values of an open society — freedom of speech, freedom of the press, and the freedom to be wrong (or right), vanish when some people's sacred cows — or should I say, sacred solar panels — are challenged.
Fox says he didn't call for censorship but "retraction" and berates Moore for being critical of "saintly figures" like Bill Mckibben "who is a saint".
First episode of "Staying at Home with Josh Fox" on TYT
Accusations of Anti-Semitism and Eco-Fascism
"Planet of the Humans" discusses the issue of ever increasing population growth. However, there is absolutely no mention or suggestion of population control in the film. Instead, the film's solution is to reduce consumption, not population. Nevertheless, Fox accuses the movie's "old white guy" filmmakers of pushing "eco-fascism".
I asked Fox why the 'old white' filmmakers of 'Planet of the Humans' are eco-fascists for merely talking about population growth but not his friend, Bill McKibben, who acknowledges the exact same issue in his book "Maybe One: A Case for Smaller Families". I got no response.
Bill McKibben also wrote the forward to Josh Fox's new book, "The Truth Has Changed."
This is not the first time Fox has launched such a serious accusation against people he disagrees with. In January, when Public Theatre ended its run of Fox's one-man show after he made "a series of verbal abuses to the staff", Fox accused the theatre of anti-semitism.
I was accused of being too emotional, complaining too loudly, and then, without notice they cancelled the remaining run of the show…I did not expect to find that kind of violence and suppression at The Public Theater, yet several anti-semitic tropes were used by The Public Theater's staff against me personally…
The New York Times later asked Fox what he meant by "anti-semitic tropes".
When asked to explain, [Fox] said he had been told that he was too passionate, too loud and too emotional. "To me that is distinctly cultural," he said. "That's a classic anti-Semitic trope."
Josh Fox performing his one-man show, "The Truth Has Changed".
"They were clearly suppressing the content of the show," Fox told the Times. On Facebook, he described the show cancelation as an "outright ban".
For a theater that promotes itself as a place for social justice, to see the outright ban and shut down of this show, reveals a deep underlying institutional hypocrisy. The Public Theater is clearly manifesting the authoritarian politics of our time.
I wonder if Fox is capable of seeing the hypocrisy in his own efforts to shut down "Planet of the Humans". Regardless, for now, the film remains removed from YouTube.
Correction (6/1/20): An earlier version of this article wrote that "Ketan Joshi, who calls the film 'racist' for discussing concerns about population growth" had signed Josh Fox's "letter of outrage". That is incorrect, Joshi did not sign Fox's letter.
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