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Our graduates are equipped for leadership roles in industry both nationally and internationally; others continue on to postdoctoral research, often developing the work in their theses towards product.
Samuel Albanie
'Some Applications of Context to Convolutional Neural Networks'
"When I began the AIMS CDT (way back in 2014), I wasn't sure what I wanted to work on. During the first year of the course, I became interested in convolutional neural networks and had a lot of fun working with them throughout my PhD (bravely supervised by Professor Andrea Vedaldi). I am now working as a Postdoctoral Researcher here in the Department of Engineering Science on the same stuff, because it's still a lot of fun."
Yuki Asano
"Learning deep neural networks: Necessity and scope of prior knowledge, raw data and labels"
When I started the CDT, I only knew that I wanted to do something with machine learning. The mini-projects then allowed me to take a deeper look into how research is conducted in various subfields, which then ultimately lead to my D.Phil. research with Prof. Andrea Vedaldi. My focus was on self-supervised visual representation learning, i.e. learning neural networks and solving tasks all from just the raw data, without using human annotations. After this, I will start my role as assistant professor for computer vision and machine learning at the University of Amsterdam in October 2021.
Oliver Bartlett
MSc by Research: 'Teaching Robots where to Drive using Real World Data'
"I enjoyed my time as part of the AIMS CDT. The foundation year was useful as an introduction to the different areas where Artificial Intelligence is having an impact. Afterwards I joined Professor Ingmar Posner as part of the Oxford Robotics Institute (ORI), investigating off-road driving in novel environments. "Having finished, I am staying on as part of the ORI, organising trials and projects."
Rowan Border
"Next Best View Planning with a Unstructured Representation"
I joined the AIMS CDT in 2015 after completing an undergraduate degree in Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence at the University of Edinburgh. The first year of the programme provided a great opportunity to obtain a broad understanding of the different research areas in robotics and machine learning at Oxford. I enjoyed many of the first year courses and particularly the mobile robotics week taught by researchers at the Oxford Robotics Institute (ORI). I joined ORI for my DPhil where I worked on next-best-view planning for 3D reconstruction, initially supervised by Paul Newman in the Mobile Robotics Group (MRG) and then with Jonathan Gammell in the Estimation, Search and Planning (ESP) group. During the DPhil I enjoyed having the opportunity to pursue exciting research and present papers at conferences around the world thanks to the generous funding provided by the AIMS CDT. I am currently working on real world applications of my DPhil work as a post-doctoral researcher in the ESP group at ORI.
Leonard Berrada
"Leveraging Structure for Optimization in Deep Learning"
"The AIMS CDT was a great program to perform research in optimisation for deep learning. I have found the first year to be particularly useful to learn the foundations of the field and to nail down a specific area of interest. Thanks to mini-projects, I was able to start working early with my future advisors and to kickstart my own research. The CDT offered many opportunities to connect with industrial partners and to work on tangible challenging problems. In addition, by providing funding for conferences, the program enabled me to present my work to international conferences and workshops as well as to connect with the research community. Overall, the AIMS CDT is an extremely high-quality program that I would recommend to any candidate in artificial intelligence or machine learning, and I have just started a position with DeepMind."
Adam Cobb
'The Practicalities of Scaling Bayesian Neural Networks to Real-World Applications'
The AIMS CDT gave me the opportunity to explore multiple aspects of machine learning and provided me with the perfect foundation to pursue further research. After the first year of courses I moved to Professor Stephen Roberts' lab, where I was also co-supervised by Professor Andrew Markham. My research then covered a wide range of topics from Gaussian processes to Bayesian neural networks, with an overarching theme of uncertainty quantification in machine learning models. I was also encouraged to go to conferences and meet many interesting people from both Oxford and the rest of the world.
Now that I have completed my DPhil, I look forward to starting as a Postdoctoral Fellow at ARL in Washington DC. I will continue conducting research within the area broadly defined as uncertainty quantification in machine learning, where I feel there is much to be done!
Rob Cornish
'Algorithms and Modelling for Large-Scale Bayesian Data Analysis'
I had a great experience as part of the AIMS CDT. The programme provides enormous freedom for students to choose the direction of their DPhil research: the CDT encompasses a wide range of different disciplines, and actively encourages exploring these through the courses and mini-projects undertaken in the first year. I found this structure very useful both for narrowing down exactly what I wanted to work on, and for simultaneously learning about a breadth of topics that I may not otherwise have considered. Having finished my degree, I'm now continuing my research as a postdoc in the Department of Statistics, where I'm working on machine learning and causal inference for healthcare. I'm also a co-founder of Quro Medical, a digital health company providing remote monitoring and hospital-at-home services in Southern Africa.
Fabian Fuchs
Learning Invariant Representations in Neural Networks
For me, doing the CDT was a great way of transitioning fields from physics to machine learning. The first year gave me an overview of the field and also the time to make a conscious decision about which lab to join for my PhD. The most important aspect of the CDT, however, was the community it provided. Especially the first 6 months of courses, which we did together as a cohort of just 10 people, was a forming experience. The people I met there continued to be some of my closest friends for the rest of the PhD and beyond.
Siddartha Ghoshal
'Algorithmic Decision Making in Financial Markets'
"The AIMS CDT is a superbly structured PhD program. Its students gain foundational training across a wide range of machine learning topics and, via its first year mini-projects, a smooth transition into the role of doctoral researcher. "It provided me with the skillset and opportunity to pursue practical, interdisciplinary research at the nexus between AI and finance, an area I continue to explore in my full-time role designing systematic trading strategies for Shell."
Bradley Gram-Hansen
"Extending Probabilistic Programming Systems and Applying them to Real-world Simulators"
Hi everyone! My time on AIMS has been fantastic - there have been ups and downs like any Ph.D, but mainly ups. I've made some of the best friendships I've ever had thanks to the program, worked with so many brilliant people, had supportive and dedicated supervisors who helped to guide me and allow me to explore my areas of interest, and last, but most definitely not least, had the pleasure of having the support of the AIMS "mother hen", Wendy - she's incredible and has always been there to help and guide. AIMS is so lucky to have Wendy!
My focus has been on probabilistic programming and Bayesian inference, which has led to a lot of interesting projects and collaborations. I have definitely found that I enjoy building applications of research, and as such have found an industrial AI research scientist position, where I will get to do research, but also help turn that research directly into production code.
Being in this field has opened up a lot of opportunities that others do not get, and I feel fortunate to have had these opportunities. I recommend the AIMS program for anyone not from an atypical computer science background.
Ankush Gupta
'Deep Learning with Synthetic, Temporal, and Adversarial Supervision'
"The AIMS CDT is an excellent PhD programme. It brings together students who work in different but related areas, which enriches their experience and broadens their knowledge. It provides a well-structured approach essential for the successful transition of students into graduate researchers. The courses and mini-research projects in the first year help in gaining an insight into the various sub-areas, and making an informed decision about doctoral research area/advisor. The generous financial support enables one to choose from some of the world's best researchers at Oxford as their research advisor, without any prior commitment. Further, it provides for various expenses, like equipment and travel over the course of the programme. The various seminars, outreach activities, and training sessions support in rounded development. It is a unique programme which relieves the students of financial pressures and creates an ideal environment to enable valuable research. The CDT has gifted me the financial and intellectual freedom to pursue the research which I could not have done anywhere other than Oxford.
"Studying here also enabled me to further enhance my research skills as an intern at DeepMind London, which is also where I will work after completion. I am very grateful to the programme for supporting my doctoral study."
Jack Hunt
'Dynamic SLAM, Object Reconstruction, Shape and Pose Prediction for 3D Scene Understanding'
"I joined the AIMS CDT at Oxford in 2014, following my undergraduate degree in Computer Science. The broad remit of the training year allowed me to reinforce my decision to work in computer vision, whilst affording me an important appreciation for inter-disciplinary work. During my time at Oxford I have worked predominantly on 3D reconstruction and its various areas. "As a result, I now work in Mixed Reality technology, an exciting area that draws directly on my experience at Oxford."
Max Igl
"Inductive Biases and Generalisation for Deep Reinforcement Learning"
I've joined the AIMS CDT after previous studies in Physics and it helped me greatly to get started in the field of Machine Learning. The first year was particularly useful for exploring various research areas and getting to know potential supervisors. In the subsequent years, I profited greatly both from the generous funding for equipment and conferences, and from the interdisciplinary cohort of students. I have since joined Waymo UK as a research scientist.
Xu Ji
"Unsupervised Learning and Continual Learning in Neural Networks"
Being part of the CDT at Oxford has been an amazing experience, and I am sorry to leave. It is a place that opens your eyes on both a professional and personal level. My research has been on machine learning and computer vision, and I intend to continue pursuing these, together with my interests in organic regenerative farming and sustainability.
Kevin Judd
"Unifying Motion Segmentation, Estimation, and Tracking in Complex Dynamic Scenes"
I joined the AIMS CDT in 2015 after studying Electrical Engineering and Computer Science in undergrad. I knew I was interested in robotics, particularly vision and perception, but the CDT courses gave me a broad understanding of the many different aspects of autonomous systems that I had never really understood. I eventually found myself at the Mobile Robotics Group (MRG) under the supervision of Paul Newman and eventually the Estimation, Search, and Planning Group (ESP) under the supervision of Jonathan Gammell. I've greatly enjoyed my time at Oxford, and have seen the MRG grow into the Oxford Robotics Institute (ORI) with many new and exciting research directions under its umbrella. My work has focused on multimotion estimation using vision, attempting to tackle the challenges involved in safely navigating through highly dynamic environments with autonomous robotic platforms. I'm looking forward to continuing my research through a postdoc position at ORI, and am excited to explore and develop new visual systems for motion estimation.
Andrea Patane
'On the Adversarial Robustness of Gausian Processes'
I am really happy with my 4 years experience in the AIMS CDT program. My DPhil research then focused on computing adversarial robustness Guarantees for Bayesian machine learning model, with particular attention to Gaussian Processes and Bayesian Neural Networks - a field at the crossroad between verification, non-linear global optimisation, deep learning and probabilistic theory. All of this would have been difficult for me to do without the first, foundational year of the AIMS CDT which provided me with the expertise needed on a range of topics. Being part of a network of researchers from different backgrounds was also very useful for receiving continuous feedback and developing my research. I am currently working as a research assistant in the Department of Computer Science in Oxford, and continuing to look at how Bayesian models can provide provable guarantees at training time, as well as applications in fairness and cognitive modelings.
Nikitas Rontsis
'Numerical Optimization with Applications to Machine Learning'
I enjoyed the AIMS CDT programme and in particular the academic freedom, networking possibilities and generous funding that it entailed. My cohort was very friendly, and the concept of mini-projects was also particularly useful for finding a supervisor that was really suitable for me. I have now joined Optimal Labs in London and I am excited to bring into practice the knowledge I acquired throughout my PhD.
James Thewlis
'Objects from Motion'
"The AIMS CDT has given me the opportunity to learn a broad range of topics in the first year and then develop my ideas into a solid research project. "My thesis, supervised by Professor Andrea Vedaldi in the Visual Geometry Group, deals with the problem of finding useful representations of objects, such as faces and cats, learning automatically from motion rather than using expensive manual annotations. I am very grateful for the support the AIMS CDT has given me throughout my studies, including funding that has allowed me to present my work at international conferences. "My future plans include a project working with Facebook AI Research (FAIR), and I am also thinking about some startup ideas." Update: "I've been building a startup through Entrepreneur First and it's now been accepted for the "Launch" phase which means we get an initial £80k investment! We're working on contextual video understanding to detect harmful content on online platforms, and my co-founder Sasha Haco is a mathematician from Cambridge."
Stefan Webb
"Neural Networks for Inference, Inference for Neural Networks"
"The AIMS CDT program has provided me with excellent opportunities with world-class professors and post-docs to learn how to do research in machine learning and publish at top venues. I have also had the chance to experience research in industry as an intern, and develop contacts for employment after graduation. "My thesis, 'Neural Networks for Inference, Inference for Neural Networks,' was at the intersection of deep learning and Bayesian statistics, and was about the ways NNs can be used for amortized variational inference, and conversely how inference can be used to analyze discriminative NNs. After graduating, I am looking to continue working in this area in industry, developing applications and tools for deep Bayesian modeling."
Update: I have just acepted a ML research postition with Twitter Cortex, San Francisco.
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Q: Cannot connect to Postgresql on port 5432 But can connect on port 5433 I have PostgreSQL 13 installed on a server running Debian 10 Server. When I want to connect my PostgreSQL server, I should connect on port 5433, because my postgresql.conf file is like this:

# - Connection Settings -
listen_addresses = '*'
port = 5433
max_connections = 100
unix_socket_directories = '/var/run/postgresql'

But along with this port, I can connect on port 5432. While there is no any config file in my /etc/postgresql/13/main directory that contains port 5432. In addition, netstat -na outputs is like this:
For port 5432:
tcp        0      0 127.0.0.1:5432          0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN
tcp6       0      0 ::1:5432                :::*                    LISTEN
unix  2      [ ACC ]     STREAM     LISTENING     27587    /var/run/postgresql/.s.PGSQL.5432

For port 5433:
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:5433            0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN
tcp      164      0 192.168.1.100:42766     192.168.1.100:5433      CLOSE_WAIT
tcp      164      0 192.168.1.100:42782     192.168.1.100:5433      CLOSE_WAIT
tcp6       0      0 :::5433                 :::*                    LISTEN
unix  2      [ ACC ]     STREAM     LISTENING     27607    /var/run/postgresql/.s.PGSQL.5433

That is so amazing that I have two different databases on two different ports, When I run psql command on 5432 and 5433 ports. I can connect from remote machine on port 5433, but I cannot connect on port 5432 from remote machine and just connect locally.
I want to know where is the port 5432 config and How I change it for remote machine connection?

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This is genius. Because mountain bikes cost as much as cheap cars. Then there's maintenance, upgrades, more bikes, and then every different segment under the moon from cross-biking, to cross-country to enduro to downhill. And that's before you get to road biking. And did we mention that's a lot of cash? Bottom line. Just get a solid freakin' bike and get out there. Get kitted. So kitted.


2001 Pontiac Aztek 3.4 Strange knocking noise?
The ORIGINAL Aztek Fan Club > AZTEK GARAGE (Peer Support) > POWERTRAIN/PERFORMANCE UPGRADES > 2001 Pontiac Aztek 3.4 Strange knocking noise?
So I recently purchased a 2001 Aztek with 131k and for some reason out of nowhere it started making some bad knocking noises almost like a ping and I can't tell if its bearings or maybe something top end?
Re: 2001 Pontiac Aztek 3.4 Strange knocking noise?
Well it sounds a lot like lifters. Geez, that engine is dirty inside..
Be sure you are using Mobil-1 synthetic 5w30 oil. And if this fixes the problem, again pour in a can of Seafoam just a few hundred miles before the 3000 mile engine oil change. Which you should do if you want another 100K out of that engine.
We've always put in a quart of ATF in place of a quart of oil in all our engines, particularly high mile engines. Our 200,000 mile minivan's 3800 is super clean inside.


Participate in fun and competitive volleyball matches. Teams will be formed at the gym. Participants call the games. This is not a league. New players always welcome!
There are 3 ways to pay for open gym participation in volleyball.
Purchase a monthly PAC membership, this will entitle you to participate in any open gym section of any sport and may apply for healthcare reimbursement.
Set up a recurring $10 monthly open gym membership per course section for basketball, volleyball and/or pickleball. There is a $1 registration fee assessed to a credit /debit card when you sign up for this option. Withdrawal from the membership program before the section ends will require a 30 day notice.
$5 daily/walk in fee or $3 senior citizens fee.
Court assignment subject to change based on gym needs.


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Q: Bind mediaStream to  element with JsSIP Bad Media Description I've been trying to make a simple video-calling interface with JsSIP, so far I've only managed to init a videocall and the receiver gets my audio and video streams, but when I'm trying to add the stream (local or remote) to a <video> element in my page I get the error "Bad Media Description".
My code goes something like this:
    const address = "my.address.com";
    const pass = "pass";
    const callee = "id2";
    const user = "id1";
    const sockets = [];
    const localStream = new MediaStream();
    const config = {
      sockets: sockets,
      uri: `sip:${user}@${address}`,
      password: pass
    };
        const agent = new JsSIP.UA(config);
    const servers = {
      iceServers: [
        {urls:"stun:stun.l.google.com:19302"}
      ]
    };
    const options = {
      pcConfig: servers,
      mediaConstraints: {
        audio: true,
        video: true
      }
    };

    document.getElementById("localVideo").srcObject = localStream;
    document.getElementById("buttonCall").addEventListener("click", call);

    sockets.push(
      new JsSIP
      .WebSocketInterface(`wss://${address}:443/ws`)
    );

    agent.start();

        agent.on("newRTCSession", function(data){
          let dataSession = data.session;

          dataSession.on("confirmed",function(e){
            let localTracks = dataSession.connection.getSenders();
            localStream.addTrack(localTracks[0].track);
            localStream.addTrack(localTracks[1].track);
            console.log(e);
            document.getElementById("localVideo").play();
          });
        });
        function call() {
            agent
            .call(
            `sip:${callee}@${address}`,
            options
            );
        }

I would appreciate if anybody can point me the right way to make this possible.

A: I've solved it, my problem was that I was using Vue, so by having functions inside my mounted() function the reference to this was being overwritten, the solution was change those functions by arrow functions () => {} like this:
    agent.on("newRTCSession", (data) => {
      let dataSession = data.session;

      dataSession.on("confirmed", () => {
        let localTracks = dataSession.connection.getSenders();
        localStream.addTrack(localTracks[0].track);
        localStream.addTrack(localTracks[1].track);
        console.log(e);
        this.$refs.localVideo.play();
      });
    });


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Q: What is making /tmp/info-html*.tmp files and how do I stop it? What is making /tmp/info-html*.tmp files and how do I stop it or configure it to clean these up and/or make these somewhere else?
For example,
# ll /tmp/info-html*
-rw-r--r-- 1 user user 0 Oct 30  2014 /tmp/info-html.tmp
-rw-r--r-- 1 user user 0 Oct 30  2014 /tmp/info-html1.tmp
-rw-r--r-- 1 user user 0 Oct 30  2014 /tmp/info-html2.tmp
...

These accumulate very quickly and are always empty when I see them.

A: Instead of cleaning up after the fact, you should probably monitor the spot with lsof to determine what is writing the files and figure out how to stop it:
lsof +d /tmp/ -r 1 | grep "info-html"

Alternatively, you could set up some form of auditing on that directory, but it may get really chatty.

A: This is most likely an issue with reduxframework which may be a WordPress plugin, or included by a WordPress theme. To find it try something like that:
grep -rniIlF 'info-html' wp-content/

This will give you the file and line number where you should find something like:
$sampleHTML = $wp_filesystem->get_contents( dirname( FILE ) . '/info-html.html' );

Replace it with:
$sampleHTML = file_get_contents( dirname( FILE ) . '/info-html.html' );

Also, see a long discussion about that: https://github.com/reduxframework/redux-framework/issues/1383

A: Could be at least

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*Some web application such as WordPress doing that under some circumstances.

*A regularly ran cronjob, see /etc/crontab, /etc/cron.* and crontab -l -u user, where user is the user who owns those files.

*Some daemon which periodically creates those tiles, failing to remove them because of a bug, interrupted operation or some other reason.
Hard to tell, your question lacks lots of details.


I've mentioned briefly in some of my monthly updates about looking for a third rental property this year. I actually have been looking at a few properties each week. There was a property I was interested in two weeks ago but the property received multiple offers on the first day it was listed. Needless to say, I didn't have a chance on that one. Yes, the market here is really hot. Austin isn't the fasting growing city in the country for nothing. Technically, this property isn't in Austin but it's just twenty minutes outside of the city. It's still a fast growing area.
So last Friday I found another property I liked and made an offer right away. I actually offered $200 over ask since I knew the housing inventory is low and there are lots of buyers. There were other offers on the property but I found out Monday that my offer was accepted.
The house is fairly new (built in 2002) and has had some recent updates including what looks like a new deck and iron/wood fence in the back and laminate flooring inside. It also has privacy since it's basically in a cul-de-sac and backs up to a field.
So these numbers aren't too bad if I can get at least $1300 for rent. The good thing is that the house is practically move-in ready. It needs one move-out cleaning. The previous owner is leaving the washer/dryer plus fridge which are all still in great condition. I don't see myself having trouble renting this place quickly. I will look to close by the end of March if all goes well including inspection and appraisal.
My plan is still to have half my investments in equities and the other half in real estate. One of my goals this year was to add a third rental. I will be sure and post more updates as they happen.
Wow, congratulations AAI! Those numbers look pretty solid (8% cash on cash is certainly doable), especially considering how fast Austin is growing.
Thanks! Yeah, here in Austin, that's about as good as I can get on a newer property that doesn't need much work.
Congratulations AAI. That ROI looks solid. I like that you looked for a while, found a property that worked, and jumped on it. That's how it's done.
It's nothing incredible but it's about as well as I have found here around Austin. Indeed, I didn't hesitate this time. I'm learning still as I go. Plus the markets are always changing. I wanted to get another property while rates are still fairly low.
Keep up the great work. Your progress is really inspiring.
Thanks man. Well, I have a long ways to go from an empire haha but one step or property at a time I guess. I wouldn't mind having 10 properties by the time I'm 40. We'll see what happens.
I'm happy what I'm doing can inspire others. I'm just working hard and using as much extra capital as I can scrape together to invest in either stocks or real estate.
Keep up the good work on your end also!
Nice home purchase. Also liked your buy on KO. I bought KO twice this month as well. Wanted to get your thoughts on the changes to sharebuilder. Apparently they are doing away with the advantage program with the free trades each month. After 2/28 they are going to a flat fee of 3.95 for automatic investments. Like you I was probably doing about 10 trades per month to DCA into some equities. In the future I don't know if I will be trading that much. I have my eye on some properties. I guess we are grandfathered in with the advantage program and I hate to lose it but if I don't continue to make multiple purchases a month I don't know if it is worth it. Thoughts? Also, maybe you mentioned it before, but do you have a property manager or company in charge of the properties? Something I'm looking into as well as I don't know if I want to be on call 24/7.
I saw that email about them ending the program! I plan to stay enrolled for a while. I love being able to buy small pieces of companies and averaging into them. The way I looked at it was how much I was investing each month. If I invest at least $2400 into ShareBuilder each month then my $12 is only a transaction fee of .5%. So I make sure I'm below this .5% mark. I'm well over that amount in purchases so my fee is small compared to another broker where I'm charged $8.95 per transaction. Now with me saving for a down payment and taxes coming up, I plan to contribute my minimum of $2400 in ShareBuilder next month.
Good luck in looking for houses. My realtor is acting as my property manager but he basically just fields the calls to me. I have a list of service contractors I can use for any repairs. I haven't had anything huge except a new A/C a few years ago. When tennants move out I get a one-time move-out cleaning and just touch up the paint myself. It hasn't been much of a hassle really. If you factor in a cost for repairs then all you need to do is make a phone call when there is a problem. It's very rare that I actually have to go to my rental property once a tennant has moved in.
Yes I read your blog on the regular along with others. Shortly after checking my Wisconsin Badger home page I shoot on over here to see what you have cooking. Guess you'll see what Charlie Strong can do for the program this year. I was doing $2400 a month easy into sharebuilder. February I definitely invested more because there were some nice sales out there. I think we even bought some of the same things. Now with my attention focused on rentals I don't think I will be able to invest that much a month. I suppose if I opt out of the advantage program and stick with the 3.95 flat fee I can still maintain a transaction fee of 0.5% with smaller investments. Decisions decisions.
I am curious as to how you screen and select renters and what you draw up for lease agreements. I live near Madison so renters are easy to find but a quality renter is what I would like for our investment.
I'm super excited to see what the new Texas seasons holds. A large buzz has been created with the arrival of Charlie Strong. We can't do much worse than the last few seasons anyways.
The $3.95 fee is cheap but I assume you'd still have to buy on Tuesdays. It's still a lot cheaper than most other brokers. So as long as you don't make more than 2 purchases a month, you might be better offer on the 3.95 plan. It's a tough decisions but it all comes down to the number and amount of your purchases.
That's a good question. My realtor that has acted as a property manager runs a credit and background check. I also check references and verify employment. So far , I've had pretty good renters with minimal problems. I've only had one bounced check and they apologized and paid the fee I was charged at my bank plus rent within 5 days afterwards. In Texas, there is a standard lease agreement that everyone has to use. It's the same form whether a realtor or myself draws it up. I've seen so many that they are easy to fill out now. This is actually a good topic for a post that I may write up later on.
I wish you luck in your rental search and I hope you share what happens.
Yeah I would really like to read your write up on the subject matter. Setting up an LLC, lease agreements, and background checks are just a few of the things I would be interested in. You may already have an LLC. And of course the financial numbers too. If a property can income stream ect.
that looks like a good deal!
For myself, I have too much problems to let a house!
Can the tenant paying the rent?
What can I do, if he don´t pay the rent?
In Germany, the tenants have more rights than the landlord!
And that is a problem for me!
Therefore I decided to buy a house for my family and me.
Even here in the states, the tennants have a lot of rights. I hope I don't have to deal with this but I've heard the eviction process can be tough. That's why it's so important to do your due diligence and screen the renters well on the front end.
Congrats on having no mortgage payment! That's a huge accomplishment. You are building a nice portfolio, keep it up.
Keep up the great work. Be sure to always get great tenants for greater profitability. Look at my blog for tips on getting great tenants and reducing costs.
Thanks for stopping by and I appreciate the support. It looks like you have some great information on your site, I'll add you to my list and be checking out your posts. It's great to learn from someone that has more experience, I can't imagine having 24 tenants!
24 tenants, and a full time job too. But with great tenants, it's like they don't exist. rent is paid, apartments are clean when they leave.
Thanks! Congrats on planning ahead and not being the norm. You are making some sacrifices now so that you will reach FI early and your peers will still be working until they are 65.


Democrats sought unsuccessfully Thursday to pass bills to reopen shuttered government agencies as President Trump headed to the U.S.-Mexico border in a bid to gain leverage in a stalemate over funding his long-promised border wall.
With a partial government shutdown now nearly three weeks old, Trump visited a Border Patrol station Thursday afternoon in McAllen, Tex., then headed to the Rio Grande for a briefing.
Before leaving the White House, Trump said that if he can't cut a deal with Congress, he "probably" will declare a national emergency and direct the military to build a wall without congressional consent.
The Senate on Thursday passed a measure that would ensure federal workers who are furloughed receive back pay once the government reopens.
It would need to pass the House and be signed by Trump in order to become law.
The administration can expect a flood of court challenges if it proposes to build a wall without explicit congressional authorization. Indeed, a number of organizations are already preparing for litigation, just waiting to see what the president does.
"The use of emergency powers to build a wall is unlawful and we are prepared to sue as needed," said Lee Gelernt, deputy director of the ACLU Immigrants' Rights Project, which has helped obtain dozens of court orders blocking Trump administration immigration policies.
"There's going to be a lot of lawsuits," said Brian Segee, senior attorney for the Center for Biological Diversity. "We are preparing" for possible litigation now, he said.
The Sierra Club is also a likely litigant. "To the extent it violates the law, which I think it will, we're seriously thinking of suing," said Pat Gallagher, legal director for the organization.
Both groups, and others, including the state of California, are embroiled in litigation challenging earlier decisions by the Department of Homeland Security to build barriers along the border.
Environmental organizations have historically had great success establishing standing to sue — convincing judges that their members face real potential harm from government actions in the form of lost recreational, aesthetic and cultural enjoyment due to changes in wildlife habitats and or cultural sites.
Individuals owning property along the route of a wall who stand to lose property or the use of property because of a wall are also probable litigants.
Sen. Lindsey O. Graham (R-S.C.) issued a statement Thursday night calling for Trump to declare a national emergency and build the border wall.
"Speaker Pelosi's refusal to negotiate on funding for a border wall/barrier — even if the government were to be reopened — virtually ends the congressional path to funding for a border wall/barrier. It is time for President Trump to use emergency powers to fund the construction of a border wall/barrier," Graham said in the statement.
The statement comes as the White House has begun laying the groundwork for an emergency declaration, including searching for unused money in the Army Corps of Engineers budget, according to two people with knowledge of the preparations.
The House passed measures early Thursday evening that would reopen the departments of Transportation and Agriculture and other federal agencies, legislation that Democrats are advancing as the partial shutdown drags on.
As with Wednesday's vote on legislation that would reopen the Treasury Department, Thursday's measures have no path forward in the Senate, as Trump has said he will not sign any bill reopening the government unless it includes taxpayer funding for a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border.
The first bill, which would fund the Department of Transporation and the Department of Housing and Urban Development, passed the House on a 244-to-180 vote, with 12 Republicans joining Democrats in approving the measure.
The second bill, which funds the Department of Agriculture, the Food and Drug Administration and other agencies, received 10 crossover Republican votes; it passed on a 243-to-183 vote.
Notably, two former chairmen of the National Republican Congressional Committee — Reps. Greg Walden (Ore.) and Steve Stivers (Ohio) — were among the Republicans who defected on the transportation funding bill. Walden also voted "yes" on the Agriculture bill.
By mid-Thursday afternoon, Vice President Pence had ruled out any agreement that involved protections for "dreamers" brought to the country illegally as children.
"When we get the resources that we need to build a wall and secure our border, this is a president that also wants to . . . fix our broken immigration system. We believe the opportunity after the Supreme Court case will be the time to do that," Pence said, referring to the high court's expected ruling on the DACA program.
Deal-minded Senate Republicans had been shuttling between meetings with Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) and Pence on Thursday morning, batting around a proposal that would include Trump's desired $5.7 billion in wall funding, a renewable, three-year status for DACA recipients and beneficiaries of the Temporary Protected Status program, and fulfill the White House's request for detention beds, immigration judges and other enforcement priorities, according to multiple people familiar with the discussions.
"I think there is some good discussion going on, and we're looking for options and alternatives, and that's an important part of the process right now," Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska) said early Thursday afternoon.
But the GOP senators were much more interested in hashing out a process agreement that could pave the way forward for a potential deal to end the shutdown, the people said. That would include holding congressional hearings on immigration — most likely in the Senate Judiciary Committee, chaired by Graham — and potentially having Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen testify. Under the process idea, the Senate would put forward the president's immigration funding request for a committee and ultimately a floor vote, with the understanding that Trump's plan would be subject to amendments.
"I have never been more depressed about moving forward than right now. I just don't see a pathway forward," Graham said.
At the U.S. Border Patrol station where he attended a roundtable on immigration and border security, Trump continued to press the case for his border wall, which he maintained would be paid for by Mexico "many, many times over" through a new trade deal that has yet to be ratified by Congress.
"I didn't mean, 'Please write me a check,' " Trump said of his oft-made claim that Mexico would pay for the wall.
Even if approved by Congress, the new U.S.-Mexico-Canada trade deal would not necessarily contribute more money to federal coffers, as countries do not "lose" money on trade deficits.
Trump also blamed Democrats for the continued partial government shutdown, pushing back against their criticism that the situation at the border was a crisis "manufactured" by the White House.
"It's not. What is manufactured is the use of the word 'manufactured,' " Trump said.
Air Force One has landed at the airport in McAllen, Tex. Trump was accompanied on the flight from Washington by Texas's two Republican U.S. senators, John Cornyn and Ted Cruz.
Also traveling with Trump on Thursday are several senior White House staffers, as well as the head of the Army Corps of Engineers, Lt. Gen. Todd T. Semonite, and U.S. Customs and Border Protection Commissioner Kevin McAleenan.
Trump was greeted by several state officials, including Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick (R).
Trump then climbed into his SUV but quickly stepped out to greet a crowd of supporters on the tarmac positioned behind bike racks.
A historic theater in McAllen is welcoming Trump with a sign drawing attention to the city's ranking as one of the country's safest places to live.
"Welcome to McAllen, 7th Safest City in America," reads the sign, posted on the marquee of the Cine El Rey Theatre, according to local TV station News 4 San Antonio.
In a 2015 study by financial services firm SmartAsset examining the 200 largest cities in the country, McAllen was ranked the seventh safest.
Trump said Thursday that he is scrapping his plans to attend the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, later this month because of the partial government shutdown.
He made the announcement via Twitter as Air Force Once was still en route to Texas.
Earlier Thursday, Trump told reporters at the White House that he intended to attend but that he would cancel his plans if the shutdown continued.
The gathering in the ritzy Swiss ski resort starts Jan. 22.
It was not immediately clear if other members of the Trump administration still plan to attend.
Those previously scheduled to join Trump include Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross, U.S. Trade Representative Robert E. Lighthizer, presidential adviser and daughter Ivanka Trump, and adviser and son-in-law Jared Kushner.
Furloughed federal workers, contractors and union representatives were marching toward the White House Thursday to demand an end to the partial government shutdown, while both pro- and anti-Trump demonstrators lined the streets in McAllen, Tex., in advance of the president's arrival.
According to local television reports, the number of Trump supporters and protesters in McAllen both numbered in the hundreds.
A group of 34 U.S. senators is urging federal agencies to work with contractors to provide back pay for low- and middle-income employees affected by the government shutdown, now in its 20th day.
In a letter released Thursday by the office of Sen. Chris Van Hollen (D-Md.), the lawmakers asked federal agencies to work with government contractors to find ways to provide back pay for those engaged in low-income jobs such as in food service, security and custodial work. They are separately pushing legislation that would provide ways for federal contractors to be reimbursed on a more permanent basis for future shutdowns.
It is unclear whether agencies will have the final say when it comes to providing back pay for contractors. Some government contractors serving the Department of Homeland Security, United States Agency for International Development, and the Agriculture Department, among others, have been ordered to stop work on certain projects deemed nonessential.
The 34 senators, all Democrats, argued that agencies also bear some responsibility when contracted employees don't get their paychecks, making the case that agencies generally do have the authority to negotiate back pay for contracted employees.
Vice President Pence is on Capitol Hill to meet with Republican senators who have talked in a long-shot bid, which includes other immigration provisions, to end the shutdown.
Just arrived at Capitol to talk w/ members of Congress about the humanitarian & security crisis at our southern border. @POTUS made clear he will stand firm to achieve the priorities of the American people to build a wall & add personnel, resources, & reforms to stem the crisis.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) said Thursday that she thinks Trump "loves the distraction" that the partial government shutdown has created.
Pelosi also questioned whether Trump is truly confident that a border wall makes sense.
"I don't even know if the president wants the wall. I think he just wants the debate on the wall," she added.
Pelosi said the House would continue to vote on bills to reopen shuttered agencies even though Republican leaders in the Senate have said they won't take them up since Trump won't sign them.
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) rebuffed efforts by Democrats on Thursday to pass spending bills that would reopen shuttered government agencies, including several that have nothing to do with border security.
Speaking on the floor, Senate Minority Leader Charles E. Schumer (D-N.Y.) unsuccessfully pleaded with McConnell to take up the legislation.
Van Hollen (D-Md.) warned his Republican colleagues of the consequences of not acting by Friday.
"I will tell you your phones will all be ringing off the hook tomorrow when federal employees miss that first paycheck," Van Hollen said.
Trump said Thursday that he would scrap his plans to attend the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, later this month if the partial government shutdown is not resolved.
The gathering in the ritzy Swiss ski resort will start Jan. 22.
Among those scheduled to join Trump in Davos are Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross, U.S. Trade Representative Robert E. Lighthizer, presidential adviser and daughter Ivanka Trump, and adviser and son-in-law Jared Kushner, among other top staffers.
Trump said Thursday that he "probably" will declare a national emergency if he can't strike a deal with Congress on border wall funding.
Such a declaration would allow Trump to direct the military to construct a wall without congressional consent — a move Democrats have vowed to fight in court.
Trump said that he is not ready yet to declare an emergency and that he would still prefer to work with Congress. He added that he is willing to compromise.
At another point, he said, "I find China frankly in many ways is more honorable than Cryin' Chuck and Nancy," a reference to Schumer and Pelosi.
Rep. Tom Cole (R-Okla.) said Thursday that "it's not the best use of presidential power" for Trump to declare a national emergency and direct the military to build a wall without congressional consent.
During an appearance on MSNBC, Cole said doing so would amount to "punting" the issue to the courts. Democrats have vowed a legal fight with Trump if he invokes emergency powers, which he has said remains an option if he can't strike a deal with Congress.
Other lawmakers who've expressed reservations about an emergency declaration include Rep. Mac Thornberry (Tex.), the ranking Republican in the House Armed Services Committee.
Trump asserted in a tweet Thursday that Republicans remain united in support of his call for border wall funding and said Democrats are seeking to deny him a win.
He also took aim at what he called the "Fake News Media," accusing it of "working in overdrive" to make it look like Republicans are not united behind him.
On Wednesday night, eight Republicans broke ranks as the House passed a bill that would reopen the Treasury Department and ensure that the Internal Revenue Service would remain funded without providing money for a border wall.
Several Republicans have also expressed opposition to Trump invoking emergency powers to direct the military to build the wall without congressional consent. The president has said he is considering such a declaration.
"There is GREAT unity with the Republicans in the House and Senate, despite the Fake News Media working in overdrive to make the story look otherwise. The Opposition Party & the Dems know we must have Strong Border Security, but don't want to give 'Trump' another one of many wins!" the president wrote.
As he prepared to leave for Texas, Trump went on Twitter on Thursday to dispute that he had slammed a table during a contentious meeting with congressional leaders on Wednesday.
That account was provided to reporters by Schumer after the afternoon meeting at the White House.
Schumer said that Democrats would take to the Senate floor Thursday morning to demand that McConnell allow votes on House-passed bills to reopen portions of the federal government.
"If Leader McConnell or Republicans object, thousands of federal workers — and the families who rely on them — will go without a paycheck," Schumer said in a tweet.
At 10:30am, we'll take to the Senate floor to demand @SenateMajLdr McConnell let the Senate vote on the House bills to re-open government.
If Leader McConnell or Republicans object, thousands of federal workers—and the families who rely on them—will go without a paycheck.
While Trump is en route to Texas, federal workers are planning a rally in Washington to call on Congress to end the partial government shutdown.
The event, organized by union leaders, is set for noon at the AFL-CIO headquarters and will feature several lawmakers from the Washington area, including House Majority Leader Steny H. Hoyer (D-Md.).
Ahead of Trump's trip to Texas on Thursday, Rep. Joaquin Castro (D-Tex.) pledged that Democrats would challenge Trump "every way we can" if he declares a national emergency and directs the military to build a border wall without congressional consent.
Trump said Wednesday that his "threshold" for such a declaration is whether he and Congress are able to strike a deal on wall funding.
Castro said that while he agrees with Trump that there is a humanitarian crisis at the border, it does not amount to a national emergency.
While House Democrats are fiercely opposing Trump's demand for $5.7 billion in wall funding, Castro said they are open to compromise on other border security measures.
As Trump heads to Texas to continue making his case for a wall along the Mexican border, he is facing mounting skepticism from those who would be affected the most.
Nearly every state and federal official who represents a district along the border is opposed to his plan, The Washington Post's Matt Viser reports.
Thornberry, the top Republican on the House Armed Services Committee, this week said he opposes an emergency declaration to build the wall. Rep. Will Hurd (R-Tex.), whose district includes 820 miles along the border, has repeatedly spoken out and voted against it. Dennis Nixon, a bank executive from Laredo who was a top Trump donor, has published a lengthy rebuttal to Trump's desire for a wall.
At the end of a chaotic day punctuated by a failed meeting between Trump and Democratic leaders intended to end the partial government shutdown, the president went on Twitter late Wednesday night to air his well-worn grievances about a familiar adversary — the news media.
In tweets and retweets, Trump once again voiced disdain for the "Mainstream Media," specifically naming NBC and MSNBC as the source of his ire, while also touting support for himself and his wall ahead of a visit to the southern border Thursday.
Read more from The Post's Allyson Chiu here.
Fred Barbash, Mike DeBonis, Aaron Gregg, Seung Min Kim, Philip Rucker, Erica Werner and Paul Kane contributed to this report.


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North American railroad history - main questions
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conductorchris
POTUS = President of the United States
FLOTUS = First lady of the United States - in other words' the President's wife ("Lady Bird" Johnson was Lyndon Johnson's wife ... in the sixties)
D. Carleton is a passenger expert in his own right. (Or is that his brother? I get a little mixed up between you too). The brother I am thinking of, I met on one of Iowa Pacific's dome cars that came to Vermont for a Vermont Rail Action Network train.
Vazyuk
Kirov region, Russia
While I was searching the materials for my research, I was found some material about consist of Milwaukee Road train Pioneer Limited - http://www.railwayclassics.com/milw02.htm Can someone explain what is "Bunkroom coach"?
Another question - among the various North American sleeping accomodations was very rare type of accomodation - "Chambrette", in the train Denver Zephyr was one sleeping car with 4 chambrettes and 4 roomettes, source is official CB&Q timetable: http://streamlinermemories.info/Zephyr/B51-5TT.pdf I would like to find information about chambrette.
Keystoneaholic
Launceston, Cornwall, U.K..
The following link goes to a page featuring an N scale model of one of the Milwaukee 'Bunkroom' cars. The numbers (4441 to 4448) follow on from the passenger cars built for the original Hiawatha service and have some seats which can be converted into 'bunks'for either passengers of crew members. Externally the cars are similar to the coach version but with a different window arrangement.
https://www.trovestar.com/generic/zoom.php?id=126435
The Burlington cars you mention had 4 Roomettes, 4 Chamberettes, 1 Drawing Room, 1 Compartment and 4 Double Bedrooms. The two cars were named 'Silver Slipper' and 'Silver Moon'. The link below shows a picture of the train from the rear, the car in question would be the one ahead of the tail end oservation. I would speculate that the Chamberette was similar to the smaller 'Roomettes' found in the post war Budd Slumbercoaches.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Denver_Zephyr
Perhaps sombody else might be able to come up with more information.
onen hag oll!
dcarleton
Originally Posted by Vazyuk
That was a 56 seat coach with a dormitory area.
That was very similar to a regular Pullman Single Bedroom with one crosswise bunk that folded down from the wall, and one chair that folded down and could fit under the bunk. They were arraigned in pairs with a folding partition in between so that they could be sold "en-suite".
So why not just call them 'Single Bedrooms' if that's what they essentially were? The Burlington was in a dispute with the Pullman Company as to whether Pullman should operate cars that were not provided by Pullman. The resulting legal imbroglio proved to be the beginning of the end of the Pullman Company!
I did not know either answer so I passed your question on.
David Carlton (who is on this forum) said "The Milwaukee Road car was apparently a coach with a dormitory area."
Carl Fowler said "A Chambrette was a large roomette, with a toilet that could be
accessed with the bed down. Pullman (as opposed to Budd) called
these single bedrooms. The 1936 DZ when expanded got one care in
each set with Chambrette rooms."
Both of these men are real authorities who know more than me about passenger rail in the US. David is author or co-author of a string of books. Carl ran the Rail Travel Center, running group rail tours all over the world. He is retired now but is on the Vermont Rail Council.

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