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The "flying wing" scheme may turn out to be a dead-end branch of the development of military aviation
It is thought that aviation the scheme, known as the "flying wing", may turn out to be a dead-end branch in the development of combat aviation. The so-called "completely tailless" version of the airframe, which today in several countries, including Russia, is used as the basis for unmanned aerial vehicles, reveals a considerable number, if not shortcomings, then, if I may say so, problematic points.
One of the main problematic aspects of the "flying wing" scheme is associated with the fact that when improving the engines of the same unmanned aircraft, problems with maneuverability may arise. Here you need to take into account the fact that the aircraft will eventually have to be oversaturated with electronics responsible for its stable flight. We are also talking about the FbW or EDSU system (fly-by-wire control system), which allows you to resist the so-called yaw of the aircraft - angular movements relative to the vertical and lateral course changes.
The decline in maneuverability may be exacerbated by the trend towards low-signature technology in different ranges (stealth technology). In particular, one of the directions is the implementation of a flat nozzle, to promote the maneuverability of which completely different judgments are expressed. The fact is, the maneuverability with a flat nozzle is directly dependent on the design of the aircraft.
But here it is worth paying attention to the fact that often modern designers (especially foreign ones) consider the bet on maneuverability to be wrong. The logic is as follows: modern missiles are capable of maneuvering under such overloads that are impracticable for an aircraft. In this case, it is worth considering the doubtfulness of betting on stealth technology. After all, by and large, for any "stealth" there is an effective radar capable of even indirectly determining the presence of an aircraft or drone at a certain point. And if the detection took place, then without high indicators of maneuverability, the aircraft (drone) will definitely not get away from the rocket.
In this case, there is actually one option - the use of electronic warfare systems. But here, too, there are some nuances. For example, for an attack drone, the use of modern electronic warfare means is an energy-consuming activity when performing a combat mission. This means that the radius of its combat use, the missile and bomb load will decrease.
That is why experts believe that in the future, even for unmanned aerial vehicles, even unmanned aerial vehicles cannot do without the development of the direction of maneuverability (super-maneuverability), no matter how much they say that this is the "past century" and "the future is exclusively for stealth technologies."
The problems that were voiced in relation to the perspective of the "flying wing" scheme would help to solve new materials and technologies to counter the same yaw without oversaturation of the aircraft with blocks and EDSU units.
Reports from the militia of New Russia for 27-28 September 2014 of the yearDecember 2010 years. Russian March. Senseless and merciless? Notes not a Russian person
The leader of the Redskins 7 August 2020 08: 01
Clever. Too cleverly written. It's hard for a non-professional to understand. But, one can argue.
For example, in the 40s of the last century, something similar was expressed in relation to biplanes, and our An 2 is still not replaceable in some branches of aviation)))
Mavrikiy 7 August 2020 08: 05
Quote: Leader of the Redskins
our An 2 and still cannot be replaced in some branches of aviation
There are narrow niches everywhere. For An 2 and other biplanes - unpaved airfields.
Shurik70 7 August 2020 21: 06
Each type of aircraft has a rather narrow niche of specialization.
For a reconnaissance UAV, it is to fly up unnoticed, report data and, if possible, fly away unnoticed. And maneuverability is not needed here NAFIG.
For an attack UAV, it is possible to fly up unnoticed, strike and quickly escape. Again, there is no need for maneuverability. If it is detected by AA defenses within its radius of action, then no amount of maneuverability will save it. But the low visibility provided by the "flying wing" scheme can even save
NIKN 7 August 2020 10: 47
Too cleverly written.
The meaning is simple, the message of the author, this scheme is like a dead end. At the moment, it has a number of advantages, in particular, it is easier to implement stealth, as a subsonic scheme has advantages in range (economy) and carrying capacity, and, accordingly, there is a downside (the same An-2 in the absence of infrastructure is irreplaceable, but the delivery speed range and much more, alas, not his strong point). To say that such a scheme will not be needed is not smart, just there is a niche for everything, and where supersonic, super-maneuverability, etc. is needed. it certainly doesn't fit. Again, to declare that the dead-end scheme is also not correct, tomorrow will give new understanding. This scheme was implemented in YB-49 at one time and then it was also considered a dead-end branch, and the same thing because of the complexity of production and the lack of technology, but technology and design thought do not stand still.
Many aviation experts in the early fifties considered the YB-49 to be a dead-end development branch with no future. This point of view became generally accepted, and it seemed to be the only correct one. But life put everything in its place. When, shortly before his death, Northrop was shown the B-2 model, he said: "Now I know why God gave me the last quarter of a century of life." The takeoff of the B-2 showed all the foresight and genius of the aircraft designer.
Bad_gr 7 August 2020 12: 08
Quote: NIKNN
there is a niche for everything
I support this opinion. Nobody suggests making fighters according to the "flying wing" scheme. A similar scheme has taken root only in bomber aircraft and among drones performing reconnaissance or bomber functions. In general, where stealth is put in the first place.
The opinion was expressed in the article:
.... modern missiles are capable of maneuvering under such overloads that are impracticable for an aircraft.
They forget about what would be the first to shoot, one must, among other things, be able to quickly aim a weapon at the enemy, and at the same time maneuverability is important. Ours, for example, can do this even at zero speeds.
Quote: Bad_gr
while maneuverability is important. Ours, for example, can do this even at zero speeds.
Certainly. And the argument
from a series of the originally well-known theory of projectile and armor opposition.
Firstly, long and medium-range missiles, which are equipped with engines operating throughout the entire trajectory, are still very few. Secondly, research and development work on countering these weapons is in full swing. Thirdly, modern air combat at long, medium distances is fundamentally different even from the methods of conducting such 20-30 years ago, if the collision is not accidental in secondary conflicts (I will not go into it, but it begins even before the participants take off). Well, close air combat remains as maneuverable as a hundred years ago.
Well, like that.
dauria 7 August 2020 14: 29
, in particular, it is easier to realize stealth, as a subsonic scheme has advantages in range (economy) and carrying capacity
Add one more plus - the jet fighter-bomber Go.229
in the 45th were unique take-off and landing characteristics. 150 km per hour and takeoff run of 500 m. With a maximum of 800 km per hour. Excellent speed range over 5. But with the same 2 Me-262 engines, our Su-9 had to run-run-run to take off ... Or use rackets.
shinobi 7 August 2020 13: 59
Just a very successful design with a price / quality ratio. The problem of unpaved runways was solved a long time ago and is being incorporated into all military transport aircraft without exception. Recently, in fighters. We have.
SovAr238A 8 August 2020 07: 53
Quote: shinobi
What nonsense are you writing again ...
The use of unpaved runways was completely removed from the technical assignment for the design and use of fighter aircraft a long time ago (70 years ago).
With the Military Transport - everything is the same.
Ruslan you chtoli will land on unpaved runways? or a new Elephant?
Unpaved runways are the destiny of small-sized aircraft VTA. And no more...
Scheme, high-wing + a large wheel with a wide tread at the chassis on military aircraft, what do you think? This is now considered a classic line-up, what the hell else do you need a special task? Heavy class transports have been dragged here for some rudeness. by nickname, they have already banned you for your demeanor.
abrakadabre 12 August 2020 07: 52
Heavy transports were dragged here on some.
What is the problem with heavy transporters? Video of landing and take-off on unpaved runways of heavy transport workers wagon and trolley.
Fighters (ours) land on a prepared unpaved runway without any problems. You can say normally. Takeoff is really problematic. Because the jet exhaust makes the GDP disposable - it digs straight ditches in the place where the plane takes off when it goes up with a candle. Therefore, metal flooring is used.
shinobi 14 August 2020 03: 29
Exactly. Comrade argued the opposite.
A friend offended Google and YouTube with his outlook, and they won't let him go anywhere. Pichalka.
Viktor Sergeev 7 August 2020 17: 10
An2 is not a military aircraft. For him, the main thing is: landing at any airfield, even not equipped and for this a low landing speed is important, this is a biplane. They sacrificed speed and fuel consumption, but got a cheap and simple plane.
PilotS37 7 August 2020 17: 37
Clever. Too cleverly written. It's hard for a non-professional to understand.
Not abstruse, but illiterate! - A person does not understand what he is writing about, does not know the specific domestic terminology ...
And in fact there is only one "water". I had to check in - so I did.
Wasted time!
_Ugene_ 7 August 2020 21: 04
what's abstruse? nonsense written
The logic is as follows: modern missiles are capable of maneuvering under such overloads that are impracticable for an aircraft. In this case, it is worth considering the doubtfulness of betting on stealth technology. After all, by and large, for any "stealth" there is an effective radar capable of even indirectly determining the presence of an aircraft or drone at a certain point.
yes, there is an effective radar for any stealth, but the whole point is at what distance this effective radar will be able to detect a target, if the radar detects a target from a distance half as much as the stealth missile, then it will never detect it because it will be destroyed much earlier
vVvAD 8 August 2020 16: 50
Clever. Too cleverly written.
Never abstruse for a person interested in this topic.
One of the main problematic aspects of the "flying wing" scheme is associated with the fact that when improving the engines of the same unmanned aircraft, problems with maneuverability may arise.
But this is obvious. It will work for a bomber, but not for a fighter. What's the question?
Vita vko 7 August 2020 08: 20
Quote: Mavrikiy
Will do for a bomber, not for a fighter
In the presence of a thrust vectoring engine, the only difference is in structural strength and the pilot's ability to withstand overloads. The trend of the next 6th generation of combat aviation will be precisely the unification of the capabilities of bomber and fighter aircraft, which will complement the stealth, high maneuverability and supersonic of the 5th generation.
In the presence of a thrust vectoring engine, the only difference is in structural strength and the pilot's ability to withstand overloads.
And did you realize that you had made it? In the presence of a keel or keels, the same structural overloads.
The trend of the next 6th generation of combat aviation will be precisely the combination of bomber and fighter aviation capabilities, which will complement stealth,
And not everyone will succeed. Whoever uses the classics will get a Fighter-bomber, but without stealth, and whoever has a flying wing will get a bomber with stealth.
DED_peer_DED 7 August 2020 11: 40
In the presence of an engine with thrust vector control
What does a thrust vectoring engine have to do with stealth?
Tooks 7 August 2020 08: 07
From an aerodynamic point of view, this is an excellent circuit. Very suitable for scouts and bombers. EDSU solves stability problems.
Sergey Valov 7 August 2020 09: 03
A keel can also solve stability problems, a flying wing is not necessarily a tailless.
dsaf 7 August 2020 09: 15
The statically unstable scheme is just invented to increase maneuverability.
The flying wing has problems with directional stability. This is a feature of the scheme due to the lack of a keel. It is attractive, first of all, because of its high aerodynamic quality, which is beneficial for bombers (range) and reconnaissance aircraft (time spent in the air).
ps The diploma project was just on this topic.
Baloo 7 August 2020 08: 09
Only one question: an airplane without a tail and a stabilizer according to the flying wing scheme will be able to land with an inoperative engine, or will it fall into a spin? Then what are the benefits?
Flamberg 7 August 2020 08: 35
I think that modern tail-fueled airplanes will not be able to crank such a maneuver either, since the wing loading is too high.
vadimtt 7 August 2020 09: 45
If the power supply is not lost, then why not?
Grazdanin 7 August 2020 09: 47
an airplane without a tail and a stabilizer, according to the flying wing scheme, will it be able to land with an inoperative engine, or will it fall into a spin?
Yes, he can plan calmly. RQ-170, after being out of order, calmly planned and sat down.
Svetlana 7 August 2020 08: 16
dead-end branch of the development of combat aviation
Imagine a tree. It grows both upward and in breadth. It grows up. The trunk diverges in branches that give their branches to those of their own .. and so on endlessly
In general, it is not dead-end branch, but one of the usual.
Avior 7 August 2020 08: 18
The tailless scheme was actively used on bombers and some types of UAVs, for which maneuverability is deliberately limited and there is no question of evading missiles due to maneuverability in any case, according to any scheme, even though a flying wing is not.
Nikolaevich I 7 August 2020 09: 05
The "flying wing" scheme can be used for all kinds of "air platforms" ...: 1. AWACS, 2. repeaters, 3. Electronic warfare, 4. anti-submarine patrol platform, "flying air defense / missile defense complex ...
As the practice of the United States has shown, flying wings are only for long-range reconnaissance and bomber. The flying wing lost all other competitions.
Maks1995 7 August 2020 08: 45
Maybe it can't, why are these short empty arguments ???
The stump is clear, where necessary - other approaches
Errr 7 August 2020 08: 49
The more I read about "flying wings", the more I am convinced of the wisdom of the designers of the Su-57 glider.
A pair of small keels does not particularly unmask it, and the "firebrand" to control its flight removes a lot.
voyaka uh 7 August 2020 11: 52
Su-57 is a fighter. It could not be otherwise.
The V-shaped tail also works well on the UAV. I won't even squeeze a photo, because there are a lot of similar ones already.
Quote: Herrr
And what does the designer of the Su-57 have to do with it, if in 1997 the aviation industry of the world learned about an aircraft with such a collapse of the rotary keels - like a V-shaped one ... The designer of the Su-57 repeated the decisions of others.
Well, they learned about the V-shaped tail not in 1997, but much earlier. And if I had to choose between YF-22 and YF-23, then I would most likely choose the latter. Personally, he is more interesting to me. But I'm not really talking about that here. Taking into account the all-aspect deviation of the AL-41F1 thrust vector, and the general interest in the mutual arrangement of the horizontal rudders, it was quite possible to build an extremely bobtail machine from the 57th without any vertical aerodynamic rudders. Only this would not be very good from the point of view of not even super-maneuverability, but simply the controllability of this fighter. I think so.
PS It seems that the "flying wings" is really a dead-end branch of evolution.
And what do you have LK and keels?
The author mixed in a bunch of LC, tailless and stealth, without mentioning a word about the lack of keels - apparently he himself is poorly versed in what he is writing about, or he was in such a hurry that the output turned out to be a complete muddle.
Why follow his example?
And keels despite the fact that it is better with them than without them.
dgonni 7 August 2020 08: 54
The article is about nothing. Opinions are expressed. Who and where?
May have problems. And who doesn't have them?
Jurkovs 7 August 2020 09: 08
Aliens generally use a disc-shaped wing, and nothing, fly.
Quote: Jurkovs
There is no aerodynamics, there is magic and magic.
In ancient times, UFOs were in the form of rowing boats. In the Middle Ages, sailing ships flew across the sky. Steam locomotives and steamers were seen in the 19th and 20th centuries.
And ...?
This is all a show. Symbols understandable for every time.
Not obvious.
Why does the "flying wing" have the worst maneuverability?
Ros 56 7 August 2020 09: 20
He wrote an eccentric who saw planes from afar, and judging by such formulations "which allows to resist the so-called yaw of the aircraft - angular movements relative to the vertical and lateral course changes.", Even having no idea about aviation terminology.
Magog 7 August 2020 18: 39
From the film: "Commander, how does a fly land on the ceiling, with a half roll or half loop?" What do you think?
I agree: I stuck the yaw to the tong.
Sergey39 7 August 2020 09: 34
It has long been known that the ideal shape of an aircraft is a disk. All others are dead ends.
Livonetc 7 August 2020 10: 45
Remember ball lightning. :)
Any change in the direction of the trajectory.
Plasma nature.
If that explosive mode of self-destruction.
We vote for the ball.
I agree. After the disks, let's move on to the ball :)
Zaurbek 7 August 2020 10: 00
Not all vehicles need maneuverability ... a fighter does not need such a scheme ...
Metlik 7 August 2020 10: 19
Nature has already answered this question: for a million years of evolution, birds of prey have not developed vertical plumage, and yet they successfully catch their victims in the air.
Quote: Metlik
birds of prey did not have vertical plumage, and yet they successfully catch their prey in the air.
In birds, each feather works for flight. Managed separately. Modern flight technologies and computers are far from God's creation.
There are already drones - bird simulators. And the plumage is also beginning to imitate.
Each artificial feather can be individually controlled with
the central computer of the drone. The software is doing quite well.
Speed, controllability, efficiency, reliability, durability, conscious self-management?
Did you achieve the same results as a simple live bird?
Not all at once, take your time. But there are already drones in the form of birds.
And how feathers work in birds is modeled on a computer.
Although the flight of insects is even more interesting. Insects a thousand times
older than birds. And mimicking insect patterns is the future.
While there was a three thousand year era of metals, this was not possible.
Metals are too heavy for materials of construction
in "insect-airplanes-helicopters".
But everything changed with nano-materials. Carbon tubes and the like.
We saw the May beetle: heavy body and tiny wings. And it flies!
Natural nano materials.
For extremely small flying objects, like insects themselves.
The flight pattern of insects does not apply to birds. Can you guess why?
Not far, not long, rare and difficult.
In fossil dragonflies, wingspan reached 65 centimeters.
There was an era of giants when there was more oxygen in the atmosphere than it is now.
There was such an era of giants
Perhaps it wasn't just oxygen at the time. Maybe with gravity, something is there, then messed up.
3danimal 7 August 2020 20: 30
With gravity, you can muddy it by changing the mass of the Earth, point. School physics, what are you talking about?
"Not far, not long" ///
This is not the point. And the fact that its wings and joints do not break
from these flights. Materials, unique in strength and flexibility.
Aluminum or carbon in comparison with them - sucks, cave age.
And these natural organic materials begin to explore and
try to synthesize.
Materials are not everything. Energy is different for technology and the living world.
The energy of insects is also being studied.
This is bio-chemistry. In the joints of insects there is a continuous sequence
"hormonal bio-explosions". Hormone injected, mixed
with other substances and a mini-bio-explosion occurs. Like gunpowder.
And the flea jumps half a meter up.
Or a dragonfly makes a helicopter dash.
The most interesting science has now gone into the micro- and nano-world.
From there, there will be technological breakthroughs.
Until then, the cockroaches are on the run
And the flea jumps half a meter up. fellow
And the fly on the glass does not break at full speed. Do not be wise, warrior. The wingspan is proportional to scale, area to square, volume to cube, mass somewhere between square and cube. Continue?
Structural stresses, Reynolds number, wing loading, engine power by type .... Etc.
Each size has its own optimal design. Taking into account winnings, losses, flight goals and technological advances.
The bird Yes tail. Moreover, folding, swivel in 2 planes. And in some modes, she uses it. Although it would seem that she should have enough wings for her eyes, twist it as you like. See how a seagull flies by the garbage - you will see how it deftly uses its tail in stall modes and parachuting.
The flying wing can also be made with folding keels. If it is profitable.
Operator 7 August 2020 13: 10
Birds do not have a UHT jet engine.
I wrote about the "construction materials" of insects,
and not about the theory of flight.
The same applies to birds.
To make a super-maneuverable and fast plane in
the shape of a swallow bird, new materials are needed, old
or heavy, or break quickly. Nano - nowhere from this
there is no escape from the area.
need new materials
There is no arguing. They are always needed. Everyone. Aerodynamics, strength specialists, armed forces and others. And then an accountant with a technologist will come and say, "Ofonareli? Hold your hobbyists. Here's a crowbar and no jackhammer. You dig a hole, but you don't need more."
And mimicking insect patterns is the future.
And then it suddenly turns out that the top of perfection is a stretching wing, that for pterosaurs and bats - everyone should do it like a mouse!
niksfromru 10 August 2020 09: 30
It has long been proven that birds of flapping flight are inferior to airplanes in terms of aerodynamic quality, and that of flying ones - to gliders. Their "feather" aerodynamics in "take-off and landing" modes works well only in a relatively narrow range of Reynolds numbers and specific wing loads.
voyaka uh 10 August 2020 12: 19
It's right. Vertical take-off and landing are critically important for them.
But it is also important for people. Kilometer runways of civilian aerodromes are not the best solution.
And for the military it is generally disastrous.
The future belongs to verticals.
Therefore, it is necessary to look closely at birds and insects.
Fedorovich 7 August 2020 11: 09
This idea has been expressed for eighty years - from the first experiments on this topic. So what?
Everything is exactly the opposite: the static instability of a tailless is its advantage from the point of view of super-maneuverability - provided that an engine with an UHT and a computerized EDSU is used, of course.
Another thing is that UHT increases fuel consumption at speeds over 500 km / h, therefore the F-22, SU-35 and SU-57 are made according to the classical scheme with a tail unit.
Cympak 7 August 2020 12: 51
After all, by and large, for any "stealth" there is an effective radar capable of even indirectly determining the presence of an aircraft or a drone at a certain point. And if the detection took place, then without high indicators of maneuverability, the aircraft (drone) will definitely not get away from the rocket.
And who is the "author" of this "opus"? He does not know that it is one thing to find a target, and quite another to seize. Do not launch a missile without target acquisition. And with the capture distance "stealth" just the main problems.
As the experience of using the F-117 has shown, stealth provides shock the aircraft has sufficient protection so as not to think about maneuverability to evade missiles. And .... the B-52, made according to the classic layout, is an extremely little maneuverable aircraft, but this does not prevent it from remaining in service for more than 70 years.
iouris 7 August 2020 13: 42
Any development inevitably comes to a standstill.
And what has to do with the flying wing. A well-known set of problems and questions. Somewhere in the wrong place the author suffered. Take away the tail from our serial crackers and they as one will be flat in the style of a flying wing. It's just not necessary. Drones, no matter what scheme are made, are kamikaze .All. An enemy with a developed air defense system will see them and remove them. The solution here is only one, to overwhelm them with a mass. In the hope that one or two will break through and slam the air defense system radar. , Air Force and Navy.
Serpet 7 August 2020 19: 36
Who is right, only time will tell.
There are no "dead-end" aerodynamic schemes - there is only their incorrect application.
What kind of maneuverability problems can engine improvements cause? This is "inextensible to the mind"!
All modern aircraft are "oversaturated with electronics", many have EDSU, and such as the F-16 or the Su-27 family are generally "aircraft with electronic stability", despite the fact that they have a classical scheme. Reducing the stability margin is the classic way to increase agility and reduce balance resistance, not the other way around. The shape of the nozzle affects maneuverability much less, if we do not consider the option with OVT.
As for the effectiveness of the use of electronic warfare means, it practically does not depend on the aircraft layout.
The flying wing has only two fundamental disadvantages:
1) A narrower range of flight balance, leading to the need to ensure that the center of mass of the consumable payload remains unchanged.
2) The inability to use flaps to increase Cy leads to the need to increase the wing area to ensure the required takeoff and landing characteristics.
3danimal 10 August 2020 10: 38
After all, by and large, for any "stealth" there is an effective radar capable of even indirectly determining the presence of an aircraft or a drone at a certain point.
"Effective" meter radar can only point to the area in which the stealth is located. To strike which, with such antediluvian means of detection, it will be possible only with the use of nuclear warheads.
su25 10 August 2020 22: 12
Not at all. It is enough to bring an anti-aircraft missile with an active radar or infrared seeker into this area. And if you "hit" from the upper hemisphere, for example, from the MiG-31, then its radar, designed to detect cruise missiles with a very low RCS, will all the more cope.
Radar will have the same problem: accurate centimeter range.
Thermal, as an option, or even with a camera. It will be a highly specialized missile like the R-27T. But they are gone now.
And if you "beat" from the upper hemisphere, for example, from the MiG-31, then its radar, designed to detect cruise missiles with a very low RCS
Tales. Its radar is inferior to that installed on the Su-35S (by the way) and detects CD (without stealth technologies) against the background of the earth no further than 30 km.
Afotin 4 September 2020 02: 18
The article is nothing. An aircraft constructed according to the flying wing scheme is statically unstable. Without the help of a rather complex autopilot, a person simply will not have enough reaction speed to control such a machine, but for a UAV this is not a problem. So there is nothing dead-end here.


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La comédie suit le quotidien mouvementé de Lex et Presley, deux amies unies pour le meilleur mais surtout pour le pire !

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Après avoir endommagé par accident le bateau appartenant au père de leur ami Munchy, les deux amies Lex et Presley doivent trouver un moyen de gagner de l'argent pour réparer les dégâts. Avec l'aide du petit frère de Presley, elles décident de créer une application leur permettant d'être mises en relation avec des personnes cherchant de l'aide pour des petits boulots. Entre organisatrices de mariage pour chiens, princesses pour anniversaire ou encore magiciennes, les deux amies enchaînent les petits boulots, tous plus improbables les uns que les autres.

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Le , Mitchell Berg et Isaiah Crews ont confirmée sur leurs comptes Instagram respectifs qu'il n'y aurait pas de saison 3.

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Less technical and more practical. Emphasize benefits. Avoid jargon.
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Add hover effect like changing color, adding shadow, etc.
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Intensional

 in philosophy of language: not extensional. See also intensional definition versus extensional definition
 in philosophy of mind: an intensional state is a state which has a propositional content
 in mathematical logic: see intensional statement. See also extensionality, and also intensional definition versus extensional definition
 Intensional logic embraces the study of intensional languages: at least one of their functors is intensional. It can be contrasted to extensional logic
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Clear Water Comedy Adds Monthly Shows at Zymurgy Brewing, Mabel Tainter
Wednesday Aug. 21st, 2019
Rebecca Mennecke
Laughter is the best medicine – or at least that's how the old saying goes. For folks in Menomonie searching for a good chuckle, look no further than the Mabel Tainter Theater and Zymurgy Brewing Co., where Clear Water Comedy is hosting a new series: Clear Water Comedy Presents. "We'll be bringing to Menomonie the kinds of acts we've been bringing to The Plus for nearly five years now, which are some of the best regional standups as well as some national acts that we catch on tour," said Jordan Duroe, the co-founder and co-producer of Clear Water Comedy. They're already a few shows into this season, but there's still many upcoming shows featuring national touring acts, comedians from the Twin Cities and Chicago comedy scenes. They'll have shows at Zymurgy Brewing Co. on the first Wednesday of every month for the rest of 2019. The next one will be on Wednesday, Sept. 4 and will have laughs from headliner Kelsey Claire Hagen, who's based in New York state, and feature Mackenzie Bublitz of Clear Water Comedy. The group has already hosted two shows at the Mabel Tainter Theater, and will host a third show on Wednesday, Aug. 28 with a showcase of Clear Water Comedy comedians and a few comics from the Twin Cities. "It'll be a chance to see some of the funniest up-and-coming comics from the extended area," Duroe said. If it goes well, they hope to make it a regular gig in 2020. The shows at Zymurgy are free, and the shows at the Mabel Tainter have group discounts. "We welcome anyone who wants to laugh," Duroe said. More information on events can be found on Clear Water Comedy's Facebook page, www.facebook.com/clearwatercomedy.
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Home Politics Trump Beats War Drums with Iran, Claims They Are Planning 'Sneak Attack'...
Trump Beats War Drums with Iran, Claims They Are Planning 'Sneak Attack' Against U.S. Troops
Department of Defense senior leaders attend the 9/11 Observance Ceremony at the Pentagon in Washington, D.C., Sept. 11, 2017. During the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks, 184 people were killed at the Pentagon. (DOD photo by Navy Petty Officer 1st Class Dominique A. Pineiro)
President Donald Trump, who ran on bringing the troops home from the Middle East, is once again beating the war drums against Iran.
He claimed without providing any evidence in a Wednesday tweet that Iran is preparing a "sneak attack" against the U.S. troops who are occupying the nation of Iraq.
Upon information and belief, Iran or its proxies are planning a sneak attack on U.S. troops and/or assets in Iraq. If this happens, Iran will pay a very heavy price, indeed!
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) April 1, 2020
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Trump made this proclaimation after receiving an intelligence briefing from the deep state earlier in the day. Ever since Trump ordered the assassination of Iranian Major General Qassem Soleimani earlier this year, relations between the two countries have reached an all-time low with another endless war becoming a real possibility.
Trump has even refused to ease crippling economic sanctions on Iran during the coronavirus pandemic, a move that independent observers have called cruel and inhumane.
"The United States lost the best opportunity to lift sanctions," Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said during a televised cabinet meeting. "It was a great opportunity for Americans to apologize … and to lift the unjust and unfair sanctions on Iran."
"Americans could have used this opportunity and told the Iranian nation that they are not against them," Rouhani added. "Their hostility [toward Iranians] is obvious."
The Iranian regime maintains that they are doing well despite the U.S. interference and are making strides in preventing the coronavirus outbreak from spreading within their nation.
"The sanctions have failed to hamper our efforts to fight against the coronavirus outbreak," Rouhani said.
"We are almost self-sufficient in producing all necessary equipment to fight the coronavirus. We have been much more successful than many other countries in the fight against this disease," he added.
Nations such as the United Arab Emirates, China, Britain, France, Qatar and Turkey have filled the void, sending medical supplies including gloves and facemasks to help the people of Iran during their time of need.
Hawkish voices within the administration, including Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, have completely hijacked the President's "America First" foreign policy agenda. The neocons are effectively calling the shots in the White House with Trump as the hapless pawn ordering global intervention.
"We will always respond to protect and defend Americans," Pompeo told reporters on Tuesday. "Whether it's our diplomats in our embassies and consulates inside of Iraq, or Department of Defense people who are serving or there are civilians who are contractors, we'll always do everything we can to defend and protect them. We will respond if they are threatened."
"We will respond against all of those who facilitated, trained, equipped, and enabled those attacks on America," Pompeo added. "That holds as true today as it did two weeks, four weeks, or back in the beginning of January, when we took a strike against [Iranian general] Qassem Soleimani."
It is now abundantly clear that the promise of the Trump administration to bring the troops home from the Middle East has been totally squandered.
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Brittle bone disease: Drug research in mice offers hope
by Gabe Cherry
New research in mice offers evidence that a drug being developed to treat osteoporosis may also be useful for treating osteogenesis imperfecta or brittle bone disease, a rare but potentially debilitating bone disorder that is present from birth.| Medium Read
New research in mice offers evidence that a drug being developed to treat osteoporosis may also be useful for treating osteogenesis imperfecta or brittle bone disease, a rare but potentially debilitating bone disorder that that is present from birth.
Previous studies have shown the drug to be effective at spurring new bone growth in mice and in humans with osteoporosis, and a University of Michigan research team believes that it may spur new growth in brittle bone disease patients as well. This would be a significant improvement over current treatments, which can only reduce the loss of existing bone.
The new drug is an antibody to a protein called sclerostin, which normally signals the body to stop producing new bone. Previous studies have shown that inhibiting sclerostin through antibody therapy is effective at increasing bone formation and strength.
The new U-M study focused on the effects of the antibody in very young and very old mice with genetic features that mimic brittle bone disease. Researchers were particularly interested in studying the effects of the drug on young mice, which are still growing new bone and have much lower levels of sclerostin.
"The dynamics of bone growth in young mice and in children are very different from those in adults," explains Ken Kozloff, a U-M associate professor of orthopaedic surgery and biomedical engineering. "Their bone structures are still forming, so it's important to understand how inhibiting sclerostin may affect that. We were also concerned that the benefits of the drug would reverse themselves after treatment stopped."
The results of the study were encouraging, with no reduction in mid-shaft bone strength or mass in young mice six weeks after treatment stopped. While there was some loss in newly formed spongy bone, the researchers found that this could be remedied by using the sclerostin antibody in combination with other therapies.
Osteogenesis imperfecta is a genetic disease that affects an estimated 20,000 to 50,000 people in the United States, about 1 in 20,000 live births. It reduces the body's ability to form new bone and weakens the bone that does form. This leads to bones that fracture easily in everyday activities, causing a cycle of repeated fractures and hospitalizations. There is no cure and current treatment options are limited. They include the use of bisphosphonate drugs to reduce the weakening of bone and the surgical implantation of steel rods in the bones to improve their strength.
"I envision a treatment that uses a precise combination of sclerostin antibodies to grow new bone, followed by bisphosphonates to lock in that bone growth. The rodent studies we're doing right now are giving us a better understanding of how to optimize the timing and amounts of the two drugs," said Michelle Caird, an associate professor of orthopaedic surgery at the U-M medical school who specializes in brittle bone disease. "We have years of hard work ahead of us, but I think this could really improve quality of life for kids with this disease."
The research team still has an estimated two years of rodent studies to complete. They're hopeful that patients may have a new treatment option within the next five to six years. Amgen, the manufacturer of the drug and the provider of the drugs used in the U-M study, is currently testing the drug on osteoporosis patients. Caird says the data gained from that testing may help a new treatment for brittle bone disease get through the testing and approval process more quickly. The team is also working on new study methods that may enable them to test the new drug in the lab on small samples of bone cells taken from patients.
"There are always special concerns about using drugs on young patients," she said. "How will it affect long-term bone growth? Are there concerns about girls and childbearing? These are all questions that need to be addressed, but we're optimistic."
Researchers believe that the therapy may also be useful for treating children who suffer from disuse osteopenia, a bone disorder that can result when bones don't bear normal amounts of weight. This is common among children who use wheelchairs as a result of diseases like cerebral palsy and spina bifida.
"Disuse osteopenia is the same disease that astronauts get when they're in microgravity environments for long periods of time," Caird said. "It affects many more children than brittle bone disease, so we're very hopeful that sclerostin antibody therapy will be a useful treatment for them as well. But we're focusing on brittle bone disease first because it's particularly debilitating and because there are so few other options for those kids."
An abstract titled "Single Dose of Bisphosphonate Preserves Long-term Gains in Bone Mass Following Cessation of Sclerostin Antibody in Osteogenesis Imperfecta Model" will be presented on March 31 at the annual meeting of the Orthopaedic Research Society in Las Vegas, Nevada. The research was funded by the National Institutes of Health. Drugs for the study were provided by pharmaceutical companies Amgen and UCB.
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If the cronjob is being run as a different user, you will have to modify the xprofile script to copy "$XAUTHORITY" to a location accessible by that user, and then edit your cron job to No this is supposed to be on a computer which controls two instuments for atmospheric measurements.
The data from the graphs and terminal etc should be displayed on the instruents homepage for public view and for the scientist to be able to quickly check the status. But i actually run vrontab under root, I will try to run it under user to se if that works better!
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We're rounding up our top literary picks for the week ahead – from author events and book signings, to spoken word open mics, story times for your little ones and more.
Be sure to add these to your calendar this week.
Wrecking Bar Brew Pub. Writers at the Wrecking Bar presents Jessica Handler | The Magnetic Girl. 7 p.m.
Join Literary Atlanta podcast host Alison Law as she chats with acclaimed Atlanta writer Jessica Handler about her hit debut novel, The Magnetic Girl. Musical guest Bill Taft kicks off the evening with some tunes at 7 p.m.
Margaret Mitchell House. Tena Clark in conversation with Natalie Allen | Southern Discomfort: A Memoir. 7 p.m.
Atlanta-based, Grammy-winning songwriter and producer Tena Clark chats with CNN anchor Natalie Allen about her new memoir, Southern Discomfort, at The Margaret Mitchell House. Southern Discomfort takes a poignant look at Clark's childhood — one that looked privileged on the outside but was deeply lonely and tumultuous behind closed doors, and not only because she was coming to terms with her sexuality during a time and in a region that was openly hostile to members of the LGBTQ community.
The Marlay House. Emory's Rose Library presents Poetry and Pints. 6 p.m.
Celebrate National Poetry Month with Emory's Rose Library at the Marlay House. The event will highlight the library's Irish poetry collections and is slated to include readings, music and food.
Charis Books and More. Feminista Jones presents Reclaiming Our Space. 7:30 p.m.
Community organizer and activist Cherrell Brown chats with author Feminista Jones at Charis' new Agnes Scott location in Decatur. They've inviting the community to join the conversation, ask questions, learn about Jones' new book and grab a signed copy.
Callanwolde Fine Arts Center. Poetry reading featuring Cecilia Woloch and Eve Hoffman. 7:30 p.m.
Charis Books and More. DaMaris B. Hill | A Bound Woman Is a Dangerous Thing. 7:30 p.m.
Charis Circle hosts author DaMaris B. Hill as she speaks about her new book, A Bound Woman Is a Dangerous Thing: The Incarceration of African American Women from Harriet Tubman to Sandra Bland. The books highlights and explores the experiences of women such as Ida B. Wells, Assata Shakur and members of the Black Lives Matter movement who have braved violence, isolation and incarceration.


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Ruth has served as the council liaison to the Planning Commission, the Historic Commission, the Arts Commission, the Public Facilities District (Convention Center), and the Parks, Recreation and Cultural Arts Board. She has also served on various boards as the city liaison including the Snocom 911 Dispatch Center and Snohomish County Tomorrow. Ruth is currently serving as council the liaison to the Arts Commission and the new Human Services Commission.
Ruth is a Certified Municipal Leader through the Association of Washington Cities. She has a Master's degree in Public Administration, and a Bachelor's degree in Social Sciences. She has also written and self-published three novels. She is a proud Marine mom and grandmother to the sweetest girl in the world.


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Sqlite is one of the popular database formats is used by many mobile systems including Android devices for structured data storage. Sqlite application is an open source application and resembles SQL server but is lite implementation of it. Android supports Sqlite application through dedicated APIs and it happens to be a crucial source of evidence from forensics prospect. Sqlite files used by the apps are usually stored at the location: /data/data/<ApplicationPackageName>/databases. Forensically, these files are highly important, as these files will store valuable data handled by respective application. Many apps are used for making fund transfers, booking tickets, bank transactions, and personal chats. These details can be found in apps Sqlite files, which can be interrogated for evidence.
Sqlite database analysis of Android device can be done either using an image of the device data or by accessing the files through a rooted device. Once the device is rooted, investigators can acquire all the Sqlite files of apps. These files can belong to many applications and its analysis can lead to multiple pieces of evidence. For instance, database file of a YouTube app of an android device comprises of several tables showing details like _id (for each entry made in YouTube app), display1, display2, query (text typed for searching video) and date (epoch date and time stamp).
Sqlite forensic explorer is adept application software, which is capable to perform complete examination of a Sqlite file. Android application data is saved in different versions of Sqlite file. This application program is capable to explore the Sqlite files and the tables embedded. For this, install the application and launch it.
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Left-pane will show up all the tables present in the Sqlite file. Different tables store different data like "urls", "visits", "keyword search", "downloads", Users can view any of the table and integrated data in it. Here, different rows of the tables can be viewed like title, url, visit_cont, types_count, last_visit_time hidden, favicon_id, etc.
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Virginia Tech researchers instrumental in solving 'witches' broom' mystery /
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A Vietnamese longan tree branch shows a 'witches' broom' formation
A Vietnamese longan tree branch shows a 'witches' broom' formation. The condition's cause was a mystery until Virginia Tech helped unlock the cause.
With Halloween around the corner, any costume shop can tell you what a witch's broom is supposed to look like – brown, brittle, and gnarly. But as farmers in Vietnam know, when a fruit tree looks that way, it's usually a bad sign.
Longan – a small, sweet, gelatinous stonefruit protected by a thin shell – is one of Vietnam's more important fruit crops. It is also an important component of the country's $2.4 billion fruit and vegetable exports. But longan trees have long been plagued by a syndrome known as "witches' broom." Before the Virginia Tech-led Feed the Future Innovation Lab for Integrated Pest Management began working on the problem this year, no one knew why.
Virginia Tech researchers helped solve the mystery by working with a partner in Vietnam. They predict their work may cut the problem in half.
The syndrome makes the trees' leaves look more like a claw than a leaf and causes malformed flowers that do not develop into fruit. Eventually, affected shoots and flowers dry up and die, leaving remains that inspired the colorful shorthand term. In southern Vietnam, with almost 99,000 acres devoted to growing longan, witches' broom currently causes roughly a 50 percent annual economic loss.
For more than 25 years, scientists sought to identify the syndrome's cause. Some thought it was a virus, while others believed it to be the work of other parasites called phytoplasma. Without full knowledge, farmers struggled to institute controls.
This past winter, Virginia Tech's Vietnamese partner – the Southern Horticultural Research Institute – began working with experts from Virginia Tech to help solve the mystery as part of a project in Vietnam funded by USAID. The project focuses on controlling pests and diseases for four high-value fruit crops, including longan.
Hoa Nguyen Van, who serves as the institute's director, and Hahn Tran, an entomologist at the institute, worked with Virginia Tech's Muni Muniappan, director of the Innovation Lab, to investigate the source of the deformation. The team found the culprit: the eriophyid mite. Another research group in Vietnam, the Plant Protection Research Institute, also came to the same conclusion independently.
The eriophyid mite's saliva is toxic to the tree's shoots. Thousands of the microscopic pests can live on one longan tree, feeding on its leaves. When the mites attack the fully formed leaves, their gnawing doesn't cause any distinct symptom. When mites feed on new shoots, however, the witches' broom syndrome kicks in. Then, new leaves come out brown, malformed, and crinkled instead of flat and green. Eventually the leaves die.
With the mite identified, Virginia Tech researchers and the institute in Vietnam are working together on a strategy to control the mite and stop its spread. Muniappan said, "Now that we know this syndrome is caused by the eriophyid mite, we can recommend using safe miticides, such as sulphur, in addition to pruning infected areas. Once a strategy is fully developed, we should see a roughly 50 percent increase in longan production in Vietnam."
The Integrated Pest Management Innovation Lab is a project of the Office of International Research, Education, and Development, part of Outreach and International Affairs.
Written by Stephanie Parker and Dana Cruikshank


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The purpose of this introductory chapter is to perform a super simple analysis. The idea is to play with a small—yet real—data that we'll use to present some of the basic elements for our mental framework of Data Analysis Projects (DAP).
Let's start with a basic data analysis example involving world records in Athletics for Men's Long Jump. The data behind this example is freely available in Wikipedia:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Men%27s_long_jump_world_record_progression
Below is a screenshot of the table as it is displayed in Wikipedia. This table has 19 rows and 5 columns. Each row corresponds to a world record, the first one starting in 1901, and the last one from 1991.
Figure 1.1: Data Table (source: Wikipedia)
The first column Mark contains the record distance expressed in meters, but also, inside parenthesis, expressed in feet and inches. The second column Wind shows the wind speed, although the first 5 rows have no data. In order for a jump to be considered a record, the wind speed has to be less than 3 meters per second. The next column Athlete contains the name of the athlete and the abbreviation of his country in parenthesis. Notice that each cell also has a little icon with the country's flag. The fourth column is Venue and it contains the name of the city, and the country where the record was set. Finally, the last column is Date which displays the date (day month year) and a superindex link expressed with a number one inside brackets: [1].
In the same Wikipedia page, we also find a simple chart depicting a timeline with the progression of world records over time, like in the image below:
Figure 1.2: Chart showing the progression of world records (source: Wikipedia)
You may not know this, but the current men's long jump world record is one of the longest standing world records in Athletics. The current record was established by Mike Powell at the 1991 World Championships in Tokyo, with an impressive distance of 8.95 meters! As of this writing (Spring 2020) Powell's record is about 29 years old. Sports journalist Jonathan Gault has written an interesting opinion on Why is the long jump world record so hard to break?.
Here's a youtube video with Mike Powell setting the current World Record:
To give you an idea of how impressive the current record is, here's a diagram depicting the 8.95 m in terms of the average height of a male adult (1.765 m).
Figure 1.3: Mike Powell's record is equivalent to the average height of 5 male adults
Mike Powell's jump distance is roughly equivalent to the length of five male adults lying one next to each other. Quite impressive, isn't?
Pretend you are going to write a sports analytics blog post about men's long jump world records. To make it more concrete, say you will include a timeline chart to visualize the progression of world records, but you just don't want to simply copy and paste the chart of Wikipedia. Instead, you want to create your own version (hopefully with a better visual appearance). So the question to consider is:
What would you do to replicate Wikipedia's timeline graph?
Answering this question implies listing all the steps that you would have to perform in order to graph the chart. To make things more interesting, from a conceptual point of view, let's tackle this question in a "manual", or if you prefer, in an analogical way.
What do we mean by this? Let's forget about computers for a second, and instead do things manually. Yes, we know this text is about computing with data, and we are supposed to teach you how to use computational tools to crunch numbers. But an important part of computing with data involves understanding first what it is that you want to accomplish, and then figure out what to tell the computer (and its programs) to achieve your goals.
What we want you to do is to get scratch paper, and write all the steps that someone needs to take in order to get the right data for the plot. To be more concrete, imagine you have to write a recipe or a list of instructions to one of your friends. By reading those instructions, your friend should be able to "manually" get the data, that later will be used to graph the plot.
What would those steps be? Perhaps something like this:
look at the table,
start with the first column named Mark,
notice how each cell in Mark has some content: some digits indicating the jumped distance in meters, as well as some digits indicating the distance value in feet and inches,
we just want the digits of the meters, which in this case seem to be the first digit, the decimal point, and the following two digits,
grab those pieces of data (first four characters) for all cells in column Mark,
now move on to the last column named Date,
from this column we want to extract the year values,
one possible way to do this is to look at the end of the text in each cell,
the very last characters are the four digits of the year followed by an annoying superindex [1],
ignore the annoying [1], and just keep the four digits forming the year,
use the data in steps 5) and 10) to make the graph,
more specifically, make a scatterplot with Year in x-axis, and Distance in y-axis,
Obviously, the list of instructions could be made more or less detailed. But the important part, at least regarding the data, is that we don't need all the information in the table, we just want some of the pieces in a couple of specific columns, depicted in the figure below.
Figure 1.4: We just want these two pieces of data for all athletes
By following all the listed steps, you friend should be able to end up—at least conceptually—with a table having two columns (years, meters), containing the numeric values that will be used to graph the timeline:
Now that we have a better idea of the things to be done in a "manual" way, let's discuss how to carry out similar steps from a "computational" point of view. For comparison purposes, we want to consider two approaches. One approach doing analysis the "amateur" way, that is, doing things the typical way in which most users and practitioners (non data scientists) tend to do things. This, of course, involves using Office-like software tools. The other approach is doing things the "pro" way (at least in its simplest form), using text files, writing code, and working with dynamic documents.
The first approach to perform our Data Analysis project will be what we call the "amateur" way. This is by far the most common way in which most users and practitioners, that lack professional training, use to perform data analysis. It heavily depends on office-like software tools, the most popular being Microsoft Office (Excel, Word, Powerpoint, etc), but you can also find tools from Google (Sheets, Docs, Slides, etc), from Mac (Numbers, Pages, Keynote, etc) and Libre Office, to mention a few.
Learning about these tools is not the focus of this book, and you should not worry about all the details that we will show you in the following subsections. Our point is to walk you through some of the common steps employing these tools so that you get an idea of the advantages and disadvantages of this type of approach.
First things first: to do data analysis, we need data. In this example the data source is wikipedia, and you can say that the wikipedia page of men's long jump world record progression is the place where data is available. From a technical point of view, the source file is an HTML document, which is basically a text file written in a special syntax called Hyper Text Markup Language or HTML for short, the standard markup language for creating Web pages.
Most users (very likely those of you who haven't taken any data anlaysis or data science courses before) would do the following to acquire this data set: select the table from wikipedia, copy it, and paste it into a spreadsheet (e.g. MS Excel or Google Sheets). We're going to use Google Sheets for demo purposes.
Figure 1.6: Data pasted in a spreadsheet
Having pasted the data in a spreadsheet, a naive user could immediately try to graph a timeline by selecting the data from columns Mark and Date, and invoke the chart editor.
Figure 1.7: Failed attempt to graph a timeline
This won't work because the data is not ready yet to be analyzed. As you can tell from the previous figure, the chart area is blanked showing a No data message despite the fact that we selected the columns containing the year values and the meter values. But we still have some work to do: extract the right pieces of data, make sure they are in a format that the chart editor can understand, and then iterate on the plot.
Once we have the data in a spreadsheet, the next steps involve creating (at least) two more columns: one with the numeric values of meters, the other one with the numeric values of years. You don't need to know how to do this with Google Sheet. We just want you to keep these required operations in mind.
Once we have the right numeric columns for years and meters, we proceed with the chart using the graphics menu. Again, don't worry if you don't know how to graph things with Google Sheets.
Please take a look at the following slides to see the main steps that we performed in order to manipulate the "initial" data, create a couple of columns with "clean" data, which are then used to produce a timeline similar, although not identical, to the one from wikipedia.
The type of office suites such as Google Docs-Sheets-Slides, Mac Pages-Numbers-Keynote, and Libre Office suite, are products known as What You See Is What You Get, commonly abbreviated as WYSIWYG, and some times pronounced as "wiz-ee-wig".
These tools are ubiquitous products that form part of your software toolbox and are present in basically all desktop computers and laptops around the world. Office suits provide an array of products that can help you write a variety of documents, sliduments, and manage information with spreadsheets in a convenient way.
Some of the advantages of office suites:
they are fairly intuitive to use (the learning curve is note very steep).
they provide a display of the content you are working with that let you visualize its output format instantly
you can preview the resulting document right away.
you have a lot of flexibility to decide where exactly you want to place a table, or a graphic in a completely interactive way.
you rarely need to memorize commands (although you may need to memorize key shortcuts)
you basically focus on how the content looks like, and will be paying constant attention to the format and appearance of the document.
ubiquitous: available in most computers
Unfortunately, not everything is as good as it seems to be.
Despite all these advantages, using word processors, spreadhseets, and slidewares, gives you a false sense of control. No doubt the interfaces are very visual, user-friendly, and relatively easy to learn. All the actions are performed through the use of the mouse or your trackpad, with several menu options, nice little icons, call-to-action buttons, dialogue boxes, and clicking and dragging operations.
While the appearance and the format of the produced reports, slides, and other class of documents is important, WYSIWYG tools have not been designed to give you more low-level control to interact with other software programs. Likewise, these types of tools do not tend to provide commands that would let you script the different steps to achieve a task. Likewise, these tools do not provide a history file or log-file that records all the series of actions you perform to produce a plot, or to insert a figure, or to create a table. Basically you do not have a way to avoid the manual, repetitive tasks, for which there is usually no record left.
Some of the disadvantages of office-like software:
Labor intensive
Time consuming
Limit productivity
Force you to think inside the box
Very inefficient in the long term
Limit collaboration
Lack of reproducibility
Closed source (you are not in control)
Do not get us wrong. We are not opposed to use office suite tools. As a matter of fact, we frequently use them for producing slides, and handle information in spreadsheets. These are great tools that you should learn how to use, and make them part of your toolkit. But in terms of data analysis projects, WYSIWYG tools are not the best resources, and they should play no (or a minimal) role in the analytical component of your workflow.
How do trained people in data analysis get the job done? We'll show you one basic way to perform the analysis. But keep in mind that things can be done in a more sophisticated way, using a wide array of software programs, and definitely in a more programmatic fashion. For now, let's keep it simple.
One alternative to office-like software is to use statistical data analysis software such as R. We will show you some steps and tools that you will later have the time to learn through the various chapters in this book, so don't worry right now if some descriptions don't make too much sense, or if things seem highly cryptic.
For illustration purposes, we are assuming that your machine has the required software, which in this case consists of R and RStudio—we introduce them in their corresponding chapters R and Rmd.
Here's a screenshot of what is called an Rmd file, which is a text file that allows you to combine in one single place your narrative and code. Your narrative would be the text of your blog post, while the code are the instructions to do all the computations.
Figure 1.8: An R Markdown (Rmd) file, which is a type of dynamic document
You will have time to learn most of the nuts and bolts about R, using Rmd files, etc. But in the meantime, let's briefly disect some of the main parts displayed in the screenshot above. We will focus on the lines of text contained inside the two regions with a gray background color.
The code in the top gray region includes the following three lines. The first command indicates global options for controlling code in the document. The second and third commands load auxiliary packages with tools (functions) to do the job:
knitr::opts_chunk$set(echo = TRUE)
library(rvest)
The second gray region is the one where all the action is happening. We have divided the commands in five "sections", with a label or comment indicating what each section is used for.
# code to read HTML content from wikipedia
wiki <- "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Men%27s_long_jump_world_record_progression"
xml_doc <- read_html(wiki)
# extracting data table
dat <- xml_doc %>%
html_node("table") %>%
html_table()
# extract meter values
meters <- str_sub(dat$Mark, 1, 4)
meters <- as.numeric(meters)
# extract year values
years <- str_sub(dat$Date, nchar(dat$Date)-6, nchar(dat$Date)-3)
years <- as.numeric(years)
# timeline
plot(years, meters, type = "l", lwd = 2, col = "blue", las = 1)
points(years, meters, pch = 20, col = "blue", cex = 0.8)
With the appearance of more formats, dynamic documents are a great resource. They offer an all-in-one source file where you combine narrative and code. No need to copy-paste; everything is scripted, no need to hard code any data.
Here are the slides illustrating the main steps for this other approach (data anlysis the "pro" way)
What about the advantages and disadvantages of using this second approach?
All instructions are recorded
If you or someone else wants to repeat the analysis, all they have to do is open the source files containing the code, and tell the software to run the script.
No need to copy-paste anything
The analysis is more reproducible
By using open source tools, you don't depende on propietary software
Even better, you can modify the code to meet your needs and preferences
you lose the visual convenience of seeing everything as it will appear
there's a steeper learning curve
ceratin tasks may require more time to do
Overall, the time spent pays higher dividends in the long run.
Here is an activity for you to try. It is very simple and it should not take you more than 10 minutes (15 minutes at the most).
The idea is to perform a toy data analysis project using the typical tools that most people have at their disposal, and in the typical way of carrying out all the steps.
We are assuming that you have a google account and that you are familiar with Google Drive. If this is not the case, then you can use Microsoft Office Word, Excel, and Power Point. Or Apple Numbers, Pages, and Keynote. Or perhaps Libre Office tools.
The idea is to use a suite of office software tools: a spreadsheet, a word processor, and a slidument. In this activity, you have to write down all the steps—it doesn't matter if they seem trivial or insignificant—that allow you to carry out the tasks listed below.
Open a spreadsheet and create a table with two columns and ten rows.
Fill in the table with numbers. For instance, the first column can have values from 1 to 10. The second column can have random values.
Make a scatterplot using the first column for the x-axis, and the second column for the y-axis.
Create a table with summary statistics of the variables: minimum, median, mean, maximum.
Open a document. You will use it to write a fake report.
Type some dummy content like a title, a short abstract, and an introductory paragraph.
Insert the table with summary statistics in the report. Make sure the table is centered, and that it has a caption.
Insert the scatterplot in the report. Make sure it is also centered and that it has a caption.
Finally, save the report in pdf format.
As you can tell, the previous list involves around nine major tasks. This does not seem too many tasks. However, each task usually requires two or more steps: things like selecting a tab from the menu bar and clicking on a specific option. For instance, to compute each summary statistic you had to choose a cell, type the = sign or click on the formula button, used the mouse to select the range of values, and then hit the enter key. Depending on how you computed these values, you probably followed betweeen three or four steps, of which there is no record left. If anything, there is only the used formula and the selected range of cells. But you do not have a history of the steps that led you get all the results. The same happens with the production of the table, and the scatterplot.
As for the report, history repeats itself. In order to insert the table and the scatterplot you have to click on the the scatterplot in the spreadsheet, copy it, move to the word processor, position the cursor in the spot where you wish to insert the chart, and then paste it. Then you have to select it and click the "Center" option so that it is center-aligned. The important thing is that none of these steps are recorded. And I am confident that you do not write down these steps.
So what is wrong with this typical way of doing data analysis and creating a report? Let's pretend that your analysis is flawless. There are no bugs, no errors in the formulas, and everything is correct. But suddenly your boss or your client tells you that there is new data, and that you should rerun the analysis adding two more rows to the table. This may not seem a major change, right? You just have to add two more rows to the data table in the spreadsheet. However, you also have to update the formulas for the summary statistics to increase the range of the cells. Likewise, you also have to modify the range of cells behind the scatterplot. And then, you have to update the table and the plot in the document. If verything is fine, you can generate the pdf version.
Now imagine that new data is being added everyday, or that some values will be updated from time to time. The first couple of times you rerun the analysis and regenarate the pdf may be fine. But sooner or later you are going to start asking yourself: I wish I didn't have to do this everytime the data change. If you work with MS Office tools, you probably know how to create a macro to start automating things. But most users do not how to do this. And even then, Excel does not provide the wide array of R packages that let you do most types of data analysis.


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The Murakami Band led by the ex-leader of Japan's oldest Bee Gees tribute band, the Bees, will go onstage this weekend at a live house in Tokyo.
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Barry Gibb's incredible response to a fan's request
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She just gotta get a message to Barry Gibb…
Pretty Alexis Perry from the U.S. is 17-years old and has been a big fan of Barry Gibb and Bee Gees as long as she can remember.
The music and career of Bee Gees and Barry Gibb have inspired her to be an actress, and she has long been dreaming of meeting Barry in person. But because she is working so hard to excel in her chosen field, she has "no time to date"! With her senior prom approaching, she thought she would ask the man of her dreams to be her escort, and, at the advice of her friends, tweeted her video message to Barry.
[Tokyo Event] Bee Gees song featured at a progressive rock/folk gig
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Reynardine in action
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A Bee Gees song will be a part of progressive folk/rock gig Otober 17
The concert by three bands will take place on Saturday, October 17. (See below for details.) Reynardine, the first band to hit the stage at 19:00, will play one Bee Gees song during their set. (Check out the Reynardine website here.)
Reynardine rep person said to us, "We really don't like to announce the name of the group or song title beforehand. We want to surprise our audience when we launch into the song." However, we have successfully talked them into revealing the name of the group they are covering by pointing out the simple fact that "Once it's posted on BGD, every one reading the article would naturally know the artist in question here is the Bee Gees," with us being the info site for the Bee Gees and all. So here we go announcing quite loud and clear - Yes, it's a song by the Bee Gees they are going to cover! (Hear me?) Still, we don't want to spoil the surprise. You will have to be there to find out which song.
"Go and see Barry": To those who have not yet seen Barry's Mythology Tour, an advice from a fellow fan who was fortunate enough to catch his London appearance
Barry Gibb (London O2, October 3, 2013)
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If for logistic reasons you are wondering if you should go and see any of Barry Gibb's U.S. Mythology shows, here's a good piece of advice from a fellow fan who saw Barry during the U.K. tour last autumn.
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Happy 70th birthday, Robin & Maurice Gibb!
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Paramount and "Bohemian Rhapsody" producer teaming up to make a Bee Gees biopic
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The Ghost Twins live streaming at 8 EST tonight
R.I.P. Ginger Baker
Happy 73rd birthday, Sir Barry Gibb!
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