I'm using Python's subprocess.communicate() to read stdout from a process that runs for about a minute.
How can I print out each line of that process's stdout in a streaming fashion, so that I can see the output as it's generated, but still block on the process terminating before continuing?
subprocess.communicate() appears to give all the output at once.
Please note, I think J.F. Sebastian's method (below) is better.
If ls ends too fast, then the while loop may end before you've read all the data.
iter() is used to read lines as soon as they are written to workaround the read-ahead bug in Python 2.
If subprocess' stdout uses a block buffering instead of a line buffering in non-interactive mode (that leads to a delay in the output until the child's buffer is full or flushed explicitly by the child) then you could try to force an unbuffered output using pexpect, pty modules or unbuffer, stdbuf, script utilities, see Q: Why not just use a pipe (popen())?
Note: Unlike Python 2 that outputs subprocess' bytestrings as is; Python 3 uses text mode (cmd's output is decoded using locale.getpreferredencoding(False) encoding).
The readline() or read() function should only return an empty string on EOF, after the process has terminated - otherwise it will block if there is nothing to read (readline() includes the newline, so on empty lines, it returns "\n"). This avoids the need for an awkward final communicate() call after the loop.
On files with very long lines read() may be preferable to reduce maximum memory usage - the number passed to it is arbitrary, but excluding it results in reading the entire pipe output at once which is probably not desirable.
If you want a non-blocking approach, don't use process.communicate(). If you set the subprocess.Popen() argument stdout to PIPE, you can read from process.stdout and check if the process still runs using process.poll().
# This will raise a CalledProcessError if the program return a nonzero code.
# You can use call() instead if you don't care about that case.
See the docs for subprocess.check_call().
If you need to process the output, sure, loop on it. But if you don't, just keep it simple.
Edit: J.F. Sebastian points out both that the defaults for the stdout and stderr parameters pass through to sys.stdout and sys.stderr, and that this will fail if sys.stdout and sys.stderr have been replaced (say, for capturing output in tests).
# "universal newline support" This will cause to interpret \n, \r\n and \r     equally, each as a newline.
java: closing subprocess std streams?
subprocess.communicate() sending garbage to process?


Visitors to the Hope Festival at St. George's Episcopal Church at 6th Street and 13th Avenue may enjoy a day of Rest & Play while connecting with resource assistance. As St. George's Walks in the Way of Love this year's theme, they are scattering seeds of Hope and providing a place for connection and play to Galveston County.
Much of Galveston County has been traumatized first by Hurricane Harvey and then by the shootings in Santa Fe. The nature of trauma causes many to isolate and then lose hope. The Hope Festival is an opportunity for people to Choose Hope Anew, to connect with others in the community and to valuable resources.
It is also an opportunity to reboot with a day of play. That is what happened for one 10 year-old-girl last year from Dickinson who was severely depressed after losing everything in Hurricane Harvey. After pony and train rides, getting her face painted and drumming on Jamba drums, eating free hot dogs and ice cream, she was back to herself again. She found hope in realizing Harvey didn't win and she could laugh and play again. She discovered she can have joy even in the midst of recovery.
We invite you to come and pick some fresh Hope! Enjoy Holiday shopping and great foods, Food Trucks, Free Chair Massages, arts and crafts all set to a backdrop of Love songs to soothe your soul.


CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA (Commodity Online): The sub-Saharan African bio-fuels market will witness rapid growth in the next five years despite serious challenges to its development, according to an analysis by Frost & Sullivan.
The high targets set by the European Union and the United States for the inclusion of biofuels in their fuel supply are a key driver for biofuels projects in the region. In addition, intensified government support for the market has helped attract increased investment into production.
The analysis titled `Sub-Saharan African Biofuels Market'estimates that the market will earn revenues of $26.9 million in 2009 and projects this to reach $229.9 million in 2017.


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Walton Castle is a 17th-century, Grade II listed mock castle set upon a hill in Clevedon, North Somerset, England, on the site of an earlier Iron Age hill fort.

History
The Domesday Book records the site as belonging to "Gunni The Dane", however the structure that occupies the site was built sometime between 1615 and 1620 by John Poulett, 1st Baron Poulett.  The castle was designed as a hunting lodge for Lord Poulett, a Somerset MP. The English Civil War saw the decline of Poulett's fortunes, and by 1791 the castle was derelict and being used as a dairy by a local farmer.

In the early 19th century, the manor of Walton in Gordano, including Walton Castle was bought by Philip John Miles who also held properties and extensive estates elsewhere including Kings Weston House, Leigh Court, Cardigan Priory and Underdown in Ledbury, Herefordshire, whence his family had originally come.

The castle passed through the Miles family by descent and in 1975, the castle's owner, Sir William Miles, the 6th Baronet, offered to give the ruin to the public if some money could be found to preserve it.   The estimate for this rose from £6,000 to £46,000 and the plan fell through, as did a plan to set up a trust.

Restoration
In 1979, Sir William Miles's daughter and his son-in-law, Martin Sessions-Hodge, spent £100,000 and over a year restoring the ruin into a five-bedroom, three-bathroom house.

In 1984 they sold it to Rai and Margarita Hamilton, a financier and record studio owner respectively. The couple made further alterations to the castle, though some of these had to be reinstated due to problems with unauthorised removal of crenellations on a listed building. Margarita regularly hosted charity events at the castle into the late 1990s, but in 1996 the couple separated. After the council formally warned Margarita over the number of noise abatement complaints, in 2013 she sold her share of the castle for £1.5M to Walton Properties Ltd., a Guernsey company in which her estranged husband has a minority interest.

In 2009 comedian Bill Bailey was guest of honour at an event designed to raise funds for the Teenage Cancer Trust.

See also
Clevedon Court
Castles in Great Britain and Ireland
List of castles in England
List of hill forts and ancient settlements in Somerset

References

External links
Official website for Walton Castle

Grade II listed buildings in North Somerset
Buildings and structures in Clevedon
Hill forts in Somerset
Mock castles in England

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In a contest, many user generally takes input from a file to run a code locally for multiple time. It saves his time as he don't have to copy / generate same input again. Then he has to comment out those extra lines before submission. For these reasons many online judges support a flexibility of coders.
here every instructions written between #ifndef and #endif works only when you run it locally. I don't know how it works. But it's very cool. This is supported on uva, lightoj, codeforces, codechef. Can you please add this flexibility to devskill?
Thanks for your suggestion. we will surely look into this.
Thank you for the suggestion, keep suggesting.


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Tag: Jonathan Villar
Trade: Hustle Loyalty Respect | The Wilfred Brimley Fighting Diabeetuses
Hustle Loyalty Respect sends: 2018 1st Round Pick
The Wilfred Brimley Fighting Diabeetuses sends: SS Addison Russell ($42)
Andrew's Thoughts: In light of the news that Carlos Correa will miss 6-8 weeks, this trade happened. And I like it for both teams.
Addison Russell is still much more hype than substance. He's the 25th highest scoring shortstop and is averaging 1.058 points per plate appearance, which is completely uninspiring. He's got a dismal .297 wOBA, 17th among qualified shortstops. But for Hustle's purposes, he plays every day and seems like a serviceable accumulator. He won't fill Correa's shoes, but doesn't necessarily need to. I think for the rest of the season, he's better than his year to date numbers, though maybe not by a ton. Between Russell and Jonathan Villar, Hustle likely has one competent SS to play until Correa gets back around playoff time. I don't think the first round pick is too steep a price to rent a shortstop when your alternatives are bums on waivers or accepting my troll offers for Taylor Motter.
For WBFD, this is a no-brainer. At $44 minimum next year, he would've been nuts to keep Russell anyway. That cost is just way too high to pay for a former top prospect with a .308 wOBA going on 1,500 MLB plate appearances now. Corey Seager comes to mind as a big price paid for a prospect that has panned out. Russell hasn't. He still has upside, but even a big second half doesn't seem like it'd turn him into a keeper. So to get a first round pick for him now, while he has value as a rental to a contender, seems wise.
Author Andrew BaileyPosted on July 19, 2017 July 19, 2017 Categories TradesTags Addison Russell, Carlos Correa, Corey Seager, Hustle Loyalty Respect, Jonathan Villar, Sandy Alcantara, The Wilfred Brimley Fighting Diabeetuses
Trade: Hustle Loyalty Respect | Senior Squids
Hustle Loyalty Respect sends: 2B/3B/SS Jonathan Villar ($12)
Senior Squids sends: SP Sandy Alcantara (minors)
Andrew's Thoughts: I suppose last year's stats don't matter much, but in 2016 Jonathan Villar was the 4th highest scoring shortstop, 7th at 2B, and 5th at 3B. He's been absolutely dreadful this season to the tune of a .271 wOBA. Of qualified hitters, that ranks 157th out of 166. Byron Buxton ranks 165th on that list. Villar being ranked near Buxton just by itself is devastating to his value. At least Villar only costs $12 and not like, I don't know, $38 or something. Man, can you imagine paying Byron Buxton $38 to sit on your bench every day? I sure can't.
I think if you were looking at this season alone, completely ignorant of last year, sure, dump Villar for an okay prospect. But last year exists, and so I can't see dumping him for a prospect of Sandy Alcantara's caliber. I don't even dislike Alcantara necessarily, but how much of his scouting report can be written about how many other pitching prospects?
Villar just turned 26. He's already had a season where he finished in the top seven in scoring at three infield positions. How is his value equal to a guy with 76 uninspiring Double-A innings to his name? How does that one line on a 26-year-old's resume, inflated as it may have been by a .373 BABIP, not trump whatever list you see where Alcantara appears?
I think Hustle will pick someone up this morning that either already is on some other list somewhere or will be before long, essentially replacing Alcantara for free, while adding Villar as a depth piece with proven upside. Villar's isn't prospect upside. It's legitimate, "hey guys, I'm super young and already finished a full season as the 22nd highest scoring hitter" upside. And at $14 next year, Villar's keepable if he closes out the year strong. He could be keepable if he merely shows life. Sure, he's likely to be 2B-only next year and that dings his value some, but just rest of season, I'd much rather gamble on what Villar's already done in the majors than gamble on what Alcantara might some day do.
Author Andrew BaileyPosted on July 5, 2017 Categories TradesTags Byron Buxton, Hustle Loyalty Respect, Jonathan Villar, pitching, Sandy Alcantara, Senior Squids
Trade: TBD | In Shorter Line 4 the Win
TBD sends: 3B Yoan Moncada ($1), SP Michael Kopech (minors), SP Cal Quantrill (minors), two 2018 1st Round Picks
In Shorter Line 4 the Win sends: SP Noah Syndergaard ($82)
Andrew's thoughts: This trade occurred on April 26 and immediately became a disaster for TBD.
Syndergaard was supposed to take the mound on the day this trade was processed, but that start got pushed to the next day. On the 27th, he was scratched from a start due to "biceps tendinitis." Then, he started on Sunday, April 30. In that start, he promptly got knocked around by the Nationals — five hits and two walks in 1.1 IP — before injuring himself on a pitch to Bryce Harper. He came out of the game having scored -4.5 fantasy points. Turns out, he has a partial tear in his lat. He'll be on the shelf for three months or so. Just horrible, horrible luck for TBD. Like… if Syndergaard misses the year, which seems well within the range of possible outcomes here, how do you keep him at $82 next year? Or if he comes back but is rusty and struggles, or re-injures himself, or displays any sign of long-term volatility, how do you not send him back to auction? It's totally possible that TBD spent three very good prospects and two premium draft picks to get -4.5 fantasy points.
Hindsight here is 20/20 but man, this just sucks for TBD. Ultimately, because they dealt picks and prospects, their already very good team is mostly unaffected. But they're now down a lot of trade chips.
Before the injury though, I thought this swap was okay for both squads. I would rather have healthy Syndergaard than all the stuff IL4W got, but I understand why, if your team isn't scoring points and is sitting at the bottom of the standings, you'd do this. Pitchers are time bombs. Obviously. So Aaron and his cohorts at IL4W mitigated some risk, took on a bunch of young, cheap talent with upside, and gave themselves a few more paths to being good down the road. Even if only two of the five pieces they got become useful, they'll be useful and cheap. But pitchers are also a big part of winning games in this league (especially in 2017 when all the pitchers stink) and Syndergaard has essentially been Clayton Kershaw Lite since last year. To me, Kershaw is the type of talent you empty the chambers for. Syndergaard is that same type of talent.
If I'm TBD, I pull this trigger too. Not now, of course. But at the time they did it. Clearly they couldn't have predicted the injury. And yeah, they surrendered Corey Kluber and Dellin Bettances in the midst of a pennant race just last year for Moncada alone. But trade markets aren't static and, again, that was a late season deal. You pay more earlier. Go look at last year's trade log, you'll see. I don't have a huge problem with the seemingly faulty logic of trading an ace for a prospect, then later on trading that prospect plus a bunch of other prospects for a different ace. Stuff changes. I also think if you get the opportunity to land a transcendent talent and really want to take it, well, take it, even if it means forking over a bunch of your best lottery tickets.
As arguably the best team in the league with or without Syndergaard, I really like the killer instinct and the aggressiveness it takes to get a deal like this done. And hey, it's conceivable that TBD gets Syndergaard and Madison Bumgarner back in time for the playoffs. I'd argue the potential of that is worth the same, if not more, than the potential that Moncada becomes a dirt cheap version of 2016 Jonathan Villar*.
* So… we realize Moncada's clock started last year and so he's in his $1 season, in which IL4W seems unlikely to compete, right? Next year he's $3 minimum, more if his projections are good. Three bucks is nothing if he becomes 2016 Villar or even Anthony Rendon or whoever. But the point is, the two most valuable years of a player's cost control status are the year they're first promoted ($0) and their sophomore season ($1). IL4W is effectively getting zero tangible benefit from those two years from Moncada. If Moncada kills it for them in his $1 season, that's cool and all, but IL4W still probably isn't making headway as a team and the better his stats are this year, the better his projections will be next year, and the higher that salary will jump. This certainly isn't a huge knock to Moncada's future value, but is something to keep in mind, I think.
Speaking to Moncada specifically though, I do wonder just how amazing he can be here. He strikes out a ton, which I don't think will matter, because when he makes contact it's really, really good contact. But the stolen bases aren't big factors in our scoring like they are in a 5×5 and if he's whiffing more than 30% of the time against Triple-A pitchers, what happens when he steps into an American League with Sale, Verlander, Carrasco, Kluber, Darvish, Keuchel, etc? It's not like he'll get to tee off against Mike Fiers every day, y'know?
For IL4W though, I can speak from experience that the decision to start selling sucks. It means your team is poop emoji. But aside from the super lucky timing, I like that they recognized not just a poor win/loss record, but also a deep deficit in points, and went ahead and made that call early. By doing so, they didn't have to compete with any other teams, could set their own market, and could come away with the assets they wanted. And I actually think they still have a decent roster and can win some weeks this year, even if their playoff odds aren't particularly good.
Author Andrew BaileyPosted on May 4, 2017 Categories TradesTags Anthony Rendon, Bryce Harper, Clayton Kershaw, Corey Kluber, Jonathan Villar, Madison Bumgarner, Michael Kopech, Mike Fiers, Noah Syndergaard, TBD, winning, Yoan Moncada
Another look at stolen bases and their value…
Almost a year ago to the day, Jordan wrote a post exploring Billy Hamilton's value in our league. To sum his piece up: Hamilton doesn't have much value because his only offensive skill is stealing bases, and our scoring system does not reward those much (and in fact, penalizes caught stealings more heavily than it rewards the steals themselves).
So the first question then is: why aren't SBs worth much here?
The short answer to that is, our scoring system uses linear weights, which tries to match how points are awarded to how valuable real life events are. I suggest pausing this post, reading this explanation of linear weights, and then coming back. It does a better job explaining it than I would, and the explanation is already written. So go do that, then come back.
OK, got it?
Now that you've read that and understand the philosophy behind our scoring mechanisms, let's ask this question: what, then, are SBs worth? We do give points for them, so they aren't worth nothing.
Of hitters with 1,000 plate appearances between 2014 and 2016 (235 qualified hitters), Hamilton ranks 219th in on-base percentage, 192nd in batting average, 217th in home runs, 232nd in slugging percentage, and 234th in wOBA. Objectively speaking, these numbers define Hamilton as one of the worst offensive players in all of baseball over the last three seasons.
Of course, he ranks first of that same group in stolen bases with 171. Dee Gordon comes in second with 152.
These two players are actually very interesting, because Gordon has proven valuable in our scoring while Hamilton has not. It's not like Gordon has any pop at all. They have very similar infield hit and line drive percentages, but the dramatic difference is a whopping 14.8% disparity in ground ball percentage and fly ball percentage. Basically, by putting the ball on the ground more, Gordon avoids easy outs, gets singles instead, and ratchets up his points totals little by little.
(To be fair to Hamilton, he's a tremendous defender. I guess ideally defense would be rolled into our scoring, but there's just not a good way of doing that just yet.)
Anyway, in a category (4×4, 5×5, whatever) league where stolen bases count, Hamilton goes from being one of the worst offensive players in baseball to being a weapon that can singlehandedly win you a category. Current NFBC ADP data has him as the 12th outfielder off the board and the 54th overall player off the board. But we've already established that he has only one offensive skill, that that particular offensive skill is not particularly valuable to real life run scoring, and that literally every other component of his offensive profile ranks at or near the bottom of leaderboards over an ample three year period. So you see the flaw here? Like, it's very, very clear, right?
Through the lens of our league's scoring, let's look at Hamilton over the last three years with (top) and without (bottom) stolen bases:
In 2014, Hamilton got caught stealing a bunch of times. Getting caught stealing a base is one of the worst things a baseball player can do on the offensive side of the ball, and so doing it 23 times in a year will wipe away most of the value provided by those successful steals. Even still, he added over 70 points in 2014 from his baserunning abilities. He's been more efficient in the two seasons since.
Without the steals, Hamilton is just kinda… bad? He would have scored 288.2 points in 2015 and 417.1 points in 2016. Even with the steals, he's not worth much. But in 2015 he gained 118.5 points from steals and in 2016 his totals were bumped up by 122. That's a lot! His steals are essentially adding almost six per week to his totals. It seems small, but in 2016, the difference between being worth 418.1 points and 539.1 points might be rosterability. The former might not even warrant a spot. The latter seems like a useful bench piece.
The other problem with Hamilton specifically is that, because he's such a horrible hitter, he lends himself to being used as a pinch runner. This means that he likely isn't in the Reds' lineup on a particular day, thus he's not in your fantasy lineup that day, and maybe he pinch runs and steals a base or two. So he's accruing those points, but your team isn't. That matters.
But this isn't about Hamilton. It's about stolen bases. So let's look at a couple guys near the top of the SB leaderboard in 2016…
Last year, Jonathan Villar led baseball with 62 stolen bases. But of qualified hitters, he also ranked 23rd in OBP and 42nd in wOBA. So SBs aside, he had quite a good season hitting the baseball. With SB and CS included, he scored 1,042.2 points last year. Without them, he scored 941.2. But while he led the league in steals, he also led the league in times caught stealing, so he sort of cannibalized some of the value of his stolen bases. Still though, what he did on the base paths added more than 100 points to his total. That's significant.
One of the most efficient base stealers last year was, surprisingly, Paul Goldschmidt. He swiped 32 bags and only got caught 5 times. With those factored in, he amassed 1,197.1 points and without them he would've accrued 65 fewer. So that's 6.5 points per week which, again, is quite a lot even if it doesn't seem like much.
My take away from this is that stolen bases actually are valuable in our league, but the offensive profile that goes with them must be sound. It's not really a new revelation, rather confirmation of an existing one. Being fast and fast alone does not (and I'd argue should not) morph you into a valuable player, but being a quality hitter that is also fast can provide a nice opportunity to grab some extra points along the way.
Author Andrew BaileyPosted on January 19, 2017 January 19, 2017 Categories Game Theory, Stat CornerTags Billy Hamilton, Dee Gordon, Jonathan Villar, Paul Goldschmidt1 Comment on Another look at stolen bases and their value…

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The amazing Käte Davis with her son Joshua (5) and daughter Candra (3). Käte had a self proclaimed boring and healthy pregnancies and vaginal deliveries and feels amazingly grateful for it. She found breastfeeding painful and difficult and chose to stop at 3 weeks with Joshua and 18 hours with Candra. While she happily owned her choice she felt like she faced some criticisms about it upon returning to work at 6 weeks. She is lucky to have the support of her Mother in Law living in her home to help care for the kids while she is working. Käte was motivated to join this movement after a friend struggled with the loss of her twins and her sister who is due with a baby next week has already begun to worry about her post baby body. We're so happy Käte and her kids had the bravery to join us.


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/* global describe, it, expect, beforeEach, jasmine */
/* eslint camelcase: 0, no-invalid-this: 0 */

const RedCloaks = require('../../../../../server/game/cards/characters/02/redcloaks.js');

describe('RedCloaks', function() {
    beforeEach(function() {
        this.gameSpy = jasmine.createSpyObj('game', ['on', 'once', 'removeListener', 'addPower', 'addMessage', 'addGold', 'addEffect']);
        this.playerSpy = jasmine.createSpyObj('player', ['']);

        this.playerSpy.game = this.gameSpy;

        this.card = new RedCloaks(this.playerSpy, {});
        this.card.location = 'play area';
    });

    describe('addGold', function() {
        describe('when called while i am not in play', function() {
            beforeEach(function() {
                this.card.location = 'discard pile';
                this.playerSpy.gold = 10;
                this.card.addGold(this.playerSpy);
            });

            it('should not add any gold to the card', function() {
                expect(this.card.tokens['gold']).toBe(undefined);
            });
        });

        describe('when called for the first time', function() {
            describe('and my owner has no gold', function() {
                beforeEach(function() {
                    this.playerSpy.gold = 0;
                    this.card.addGold(this.playerSpy);
                });

                it('should not add any gold to the card', function() {
                    expect(this.card.tokens['gold']).toBe(undefined);
                });
            });

            describe('and my owner has gold to move', function() {
                beforeEach(function() {
                    this.playerSpy.gold = 10;
                    this.card.addGold(this.playerSpy);
                });

                it('should add a gold token to the card', function() {
                    expect(this.card.tokens['gold']).toBe(1);
                });

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In my last post (http://www.infosysblogs.com/testing-services/2010/05/emerging_areas_of_testing.html) I summarized a few of the emerging trends within the testing arena. Now, I wanted to take a specific thread from those trends and elaborate a little more on "Agile Test Data Administration".
If there is one thing that is resonating again and again within the Testing space, it is that of QA teams and administrators wanting to get their arms around "Test Data". More so to gain confidence around the Preparation and Usage of Test data within the Testing lifecycle as well as to maximize efficiency gains by moving towards an agile way of administering and using Test data.
Test data preparation would include manufacturing the data either "Copy" or "Create", then de-sensitize, mask and then more than often will have to provision the data in multiple testing environments so would include data sub-setting and multi-environment provisioning. The core skills that relates to this chunk of activities are more aligned to a DBA role. Also consider that once the Test data is manufactured it has to be maintained as well, again this points at a DBA role considering managing integrity, Data quality and relationships.
Test Data usage, now the focus suddenly shifts to a "Tester" who might (or) might not be Database savvy....however the tester has to use data for the testing to go thru and complete. So, the tester would look at "Test conditions" converting into "Data conditions" then map those data conditions to accurate physically available data in a Test data set/Environment and in most occasions would need "Data reservation' & "Traceability" to ensure safe passage of the combo unit (Test case + Data).
The key, missing link that almost all QA teams are struggling to bridge are the efficiencies that are lost in translation between the DBA and the tester. Essentially both the DBA and the Tester in their individual capacities are able to function and get to a logical, tangible end point, however converting a DBA's output to a tester's input and vice versa has been begging for resolution.
Consider an example: Tester A needs all John does living in the state of CA, who are going to reach retirement age and have filed a claim in the last 2 weeks. The Tester's output is in plain English and can be documented, Now it is up to the DBA to search Client Table A, relate client age from Table B using Table A's index, use the common index to search Table C for Claims in the last 2 weeks.
Question: Is this the only request for such data from the entire testing team? Re-use? If so, How?
Question: Will Tester A consume all 6 candidates? Again if testers are re-using, how do we ensure that there is no conflict?
Question: Let us assume Tester A does consume all 6 candidates in Test iteration 1? What will the tester do for the second iteration when the tester needs the same data? Copy from PROD?
Question: How does Tester A associate the 6 chosen data candidates to each of his/her test cases? How do we achieve traceability? How do we ensure reverse traceability to the data if indeed we are able to re-engineer efficient Auto creation of data?
The answers to most (or) all of these questions, contains the synergies that can be gained to introduce agility in the 'Test Administration" process. While, we collectively ponder on some of these questions? I would like to set a pre-text for my next post...were I will dwell on some of the possible answers the testing industry can consider.
4. Test case - Data, traceability and reverse engineering.
Signing off for now and will post soon and hoping to interact with you in this space.


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Pack it in, folks. It's doubtful we'll see anything else out of CES (whether it's news in Vegas or from the companies showing there) that's more unexpected — and frankly just more weird than this.
Samsung is putting Apple's iTunes on its televisions. Or is it that apple is putting iTunes on Samsung's 2019 televisions?
Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. announced today it will offer iTunes Movies and TV Shows and Apple AirPlay 2 support on 2019 Samsung Smart TV models beginning this spring. Support on 2018 Samsung Smart TVs will be made available via firmware update. In an industry first, a new iTunes Movies and TV Shows app will debut only on Samsung Smart TVs in more than 100 countries. AirPlay 2 support will be available on Samsung Smart TVs in 190 countries worldwide.
Samsung's 2019 televisions will launch with iTunes for movies and TV shows.
Samsung's 2018 televisions will get it via a software update.
AirPlay 2 is coming, too.
AirPlay 2 on a Samsung TV.
So let's recap: The two companies that have been at war over smartphones for centuries have kissed and made up on the television side. You'll be able to rent and buy and stream from iTunes straight into a Samsung TV in more than 100 countries. And AirPlay 2 — the long-awaited update to AirPlay — will allow you to easily watch and listen to all kinds of things from an iPhone or iPad or Mac. Basically if you can see it on the screen of one of those devices, you'll be able to do it on one of Samsung's TVs.
And iTunes remains one of the most comprehensive libraries for video and content in 4K with HDR. Of course, Samsung's TVs don't yet support Dolby Vision — the HDR standard you want if you can get it — but that's another thing for another time.
And for a little added irony, consider that iTunes will be running atop a Tizen-based platform, which powers Samsung's smartwatches as well. It's openy, and we're not talking just bolted on — Samsung's 2019 televisions will be based on Tizen 5.0. (The 2018 models are on Tizen 4.0.) This is active development, folks.
There's a good bit more to grok here, so we're going to catch our breath. Is this the start of a Big Thaw between the big companies? Or just a moment of opportunity?


As of late December, engines on the Marine Corps' complex version of the F-35, designed for short takeoffs and vertical landings, flew about 47 hours between failures caused by engine design issues instead of the 90 hours planned for this point, according to GAO officials. Air Force and Navy model engines flew about 25 hours between failures instead of the 120 hours planned.
Pratt & Whitney provided the data "underpinning the engine reliability percentages in our report," Michael Sullivan, a GAO director for acquisition who oversees its F-35 work, said in an e-mail.
The Pentagon and Pratt & Whitney have funded initiatives since 2010 to improve engine reliability, said Joe DellaVedova, a spokesman for the Defense Department's F-35 program office. "Solutions have been developed and validated" and have already been incorporated, he said in an email.
While the fixes will provide the desired reliability for the Air Force and Navy versions, the Marine Corps' F-35 "is projected to be slightly below specification requirements," he said. The contractor and the program office are "adding reliability redesign projects," he said.


The Israeli media rarely address the threat to the nation's democracy represented by a judicial and broader legal system that has successfully usurped legislative and executive authority, and wields that authority essentially beyond the reach of elected officials.
(March 22, 2019 / JNS) In the lead-up to the Israeli attorney general's recent announcement of plans to indict Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu on charges of bribery and breach of trust, Alan Dershowitz, emeritus professor at Harvard Law School and a leading constitutional scholar, published several pieces warning that such indictments would present a threat to Israel's democracy. Dershowitz argues that the accusations entail a dangerous expansion of prosecutorial authority over activities that either ought not to be criminalized or do not clearly violate any laws.
Almost two decades ago, in a letter to Haaretz in August, 2000, Dershowitz warned that attempts then to prosecute Netanyahu seemed to reflect a pattern of political bias in prosecutions of prominent public figures that likewise undermined the rule of law.
Both politically selective prosecutions and the expansion of prosecutorial authority along the lines Dershowitz warns against have proceeded between then and now. Regarding the latter, even before the current situation concerning potential indictments of the prime minister, the powers of the attorney general—who, since the late 1990s, has been selected by a five-person board only one of whose members represents elected officials—have been enlarged. They have eroded what are typically in Western democracies the prerogatives of the legislative and executive branches.
The potential for prosecutorial abuse over these years has largely derived from the fact that Israel's Supreme Court has for several decades been ideologically biased, and at the same time uniquely activist and political compared to similar courts in other Western democracies.
Its political partisanship and discrimination have long been recognized by much of the public and have translated into significant public distrust. In a poll conducted by the Maagar Mohot Survey Institute and published Nov. 11, 2011, only 14 percent of respondents believed the Supreme Court represented all elements of the nation while 51 percent believed it did not. By 54 percent to 46 percent, those polled viewed the court as politically slanted. Of the 54 percent who declared the court politically biased, by 75 percent to 11 percent they saw it as slanted in favor of the left.
The Supreme Court's ideological bias has been rendered much more consequential by its activism. The court has assigned to itself the right to pass judgement on and veto acts of the elected legislature. It claims the right to do so in the context of its supposed role as enforcer of the precepts of the Constitution. But Israel has no Constitution. It has Basic Laws, and the Supreme Court has allowed itself the greatest possible latitude in interpreting Basic Laws in a manner that supports its power grabs and its politically slanted decisions.
There is yet another key contributing factor to the patterns of anti-democratic authoritarianism and political bias in the judicial and broader legal system: Israel's judicial appointments committee.
The committee is responsible for all of the nation's judicial appointments, including those to the Supreme Court. It consists of nine members: the Chief Justice and two other Supreme Court judges, two members of Israel's Bar Association, the Justice Minister, one other Cabinet minister chosen by the Cabinet and two Knesset members, usually one from the ruling coalition and one from the opposition.
The dominance of the committee by members either on the Supreme Court (the committee's largest single bloc) or representing the Bar Association means that the committee serves almost inevitably as an instrument of self-perpetuation for the political predilections of the nation's highest court. The committee is set up in a manner that virtually assures it appoints new members to the Supreme Court, and in large part to other courts, who share the political perspectives of those currently holding the nation's highest judicial positions. While a few appointments to the Supreme Court in recent years have deviated somewhat from the 15-member court's groupthink, the basic pattern remains unchanged.
This arrangement actually corrupts the entire judicial and broader legal system. The circumstance of prospective judges having to embrace particular political views in order to enter the judiciary or to advance within it means that the entire legal "food chain" is corrupted by the pressure—on those within the legal profession, including prosecutors, who aspire to such positions—to establish a professional record reflecting the favored views. Individuals in the profession who harbor such aspirations may resist that corrupting pressure to a greater or lesser degree, but the pressure is there.
The Israeli media rarely address the threat to the nation's democracy represented by a judicial and broader legal system that has successfully usurped legislative and executive authority, and wields that authority essentially beyond the reach of elected officials. This silence is matched by that of Israeli academia and elements of the nation's cultural and political elites. It is a reflection of the circumstance that the Israeli left, largely excluded from government coalitions in recent decades, sees the courts and other elements of the legal system as its means of wielding national power even while consistently losing at the polls.
Nothing in Israeli governmental institutions represents as great a threat to the state as the elements of Israel's "judicial dictatorship." Indeed, each element is itself a profound threat: the assumption of transcendent power over the legislative and executive actions of the nation's elected officials; the political bias with which that power is exercised; and the establishment of a self-perpetuating regimen for court appointments. The last, together with the judiciary's control over the other branches of government, obstructs meaningful reform of the corruptions that characterize the judicial and broader legal system. In addition, the legal system is notorious for threatening and initiating criminal investigations against those who promote policies at odds with the biases of the courts, including politicians who champion judicial reforms.
Will Israelis, courageous in so many respects, find the courage—despite the legal system's instruments of intimidation—to challenge those corruptions? Will they re-establish a judiciary that conforms to democratic norms, and to a genuine system of checks and balances among the branches of Israel's government? The future of Israel's democracy depends on their doing so.


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Interview and Photos by Keira Zhou
How did the band form and how did you guys meet each other?
We all recently moved to Montreal. Louis had a house party at his apartment. There were a bunch of apartments of this unit. They were like "lets's have a party", and we were all invited. And it was the first time a lot of us met. We played for like four and half hours. And next weekend we got invited to play another house party. And we spent about a year and half just brining full PA system to various goings-on. So bringing the party to the party. And then at a certain point, we were like, hey why don't we invite people to our party. So we had a show at a venue and people came. We didn't play a real venue till half way through. We've done at least 6 shows before we played at a real venue.
Are all of you guys musicians or is this a side of desk project for you guys?
We are all musicians. We all also do other things. Sometimes music, sometimes some things that related to music, but the band has definitely been a really awesome platform for internally and externally working on what it means to be a musician.
What instruments are there in the band?
If you had to guess what would you think?
Drums, keys, guitar, bass?
Ok you've got four. What else?
Sax? Trombone? Trumpet?
Good! And one of them you said already, there are two of them but it's not the guitar.
Two Drums? Two keys?
Yes two keys! And the sax player also does the vocal.
How do you guys write music together?
Kind of coming from a bunch of different places. The benefit of having 8 people and a very flexible creative structure is that ideas can come from anyone in the band, and they can take up a bunch of different forms once they are brought to the rest of the band. So there's really no good answer to that. It also keeps it fresh, and gives it some variety. You can probably subconsciously feel the songs that were more flashed out before they were brought in. Sometimes it's just nice that it just gets to the point. And then some songs took shape within the band. They just have a different energy. It creates a variety. Because if every song comes out of a jam, the whole record would kind of have this looseness to it. So every once in a while you just want a song that's like "here's the song". And if the whole record is like preconceived songs, it would lack a bit of life.
Do you guys have similar influencers when it comes to music?
There's definitely overlap, but we all bring in our own what we were checking out back to the band. And try to see how other people vibe with it. Like other people hear it and how to incorporate it. We all follow James Blake pretty close. And also some old bands, like Funkadelic. Other than that, there are a lot of differences, which is great. This is the most exciting part, is to know some people are in certain worlds, and the fact that we have a common ground to bring them together and see how they interact with each other is pretty cool. Some of us are in this 1940 jazz land, and some are in this top 40 land, like Ariana Grande. And we bring them together.
Could you guys tell us a bit about the latest single that just came out? How was the process of producing it? Was there any fun memories?
One of our keyboard players / vocalists had this idea for it and this theme. It's a very energetic song, and had this idea with the lyrics. We just wrote up the rest of the chorus and the verses and the pre-chorus, and we just had the song. We played it and recorded in the studio and our producer was like, I think I can hit up with George Clinton, and he did. And we were like, that's crazy. And it was funny, cause at that point when our producer was like, I think I can hit up with George, we went to put it (the song) more towards a track that he would vibe with, which is really sick, cause we were trying to catch the attention of someone we all respect, which is a different way of making music. Sometimes you make certain amount for yourself, certain amount for the listeners, but to have one listener in mind, as we were producing it, was kind of cool.
You guys are on a tour right now and New York is your second stop? Where else are you guys gonna play?
It's a pretty short tour. We are just spending a few days in all the major cities, which is really fun. Cause we get to be around the community. All these cities, we have a little community. So Toronto was fun to have a few days there, getting to hang out with a few people in the scene. New York we are doing the same thing. LA we are doing the same thing. And then Montreal and Quebec City. So it's like the 5 cities that have been most like home to us.
Have you guys been on tours before?
Yea a lot. We've been doing it for a while.
What can your fans expect in this new year?
Lots of new music and shows.


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A merchant cash advance is the business version of a payday loan for individuals. This type of small business loan provides an advance on future earnings of a company. A merchant cash advance can have its pros and cons for small business owners, however.
Speed – Merchant cash advance programs generally provide a funding answer in a fraction of the time banks take to process loans.
Lending requirements – Businesses typically only have to prove a steady income stream via credit card receipts to obtain this type of funding. A minimum amount of time in operation might also be required. Credit standing or lack thereof is generally not an issue.
Repayment ease – When a merchant cash advance is granted, the lending company essentially purchases a share of incoming receipts for a period of time to cover the advance and its premium. The repayment is handled directly through credit card companies and is taken right off the top of daily earnings until the debt is settled.
The biggest disadvantage lies in the fact that a merchant cash advance can end up costing a lot more than a standard small business loan. Since this type of lending is not as heavily regulated as traditional loans are, the costs can prove very high. It is estimated the APR on some cash advances runs between 60 and 200 percent.


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On the road, in the vehicle and in the office, software solutions help providers become better problem solvers.
Reduced data input error results in fewer denial of trips or claims. Quick eligibility process.
Provide accurate insight into a provider's work and relay information to agencies efficiently.
Fewer complaints. More reliable and predictable schedules. 24/7 self-service options for clients.
Send canned notifications to clients and get immediate replies. Reduces no shows and improves predictability of service to clients.
Clients and their care givers can view, book (optionally), edit and cancel trips on the Internet. Return trips can be initiated with a button touch.
Digital manifests make a driver's job easier and far safer. Automatically monitor trip details, add/cancel trips in real time, capture client information, and much more.
Having real-time updates, it means a lot to everyone. Because it's less phone calls that we have to do, and that's more time that we are having to focus on the clients.


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Tree man 'who grew roots' may be cured
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An Indonesian fisherman who feared that he would be killed by tree-like growths covering his body has been given hope of recovery by an American doctor - and Vitamin A.
Dede, now 35, baffled medical experts when warty "roots" began growing out of his arms and feet after he cut his knee in a teenage accident.
The welts spread across his body unchecked and soon he was left unable to carry out everyday household tasks.
Sacked from his job and deserted by his wife, Dede has been raising his two children - now in their late teens - in poverty, resigned to the fact that local doctors had no cure for his condition.
To make ends meet he even joined a local "freak show", parading in front of a paying audience alongside victims of other peculiar diseases.
Although supported by his extended family, he was often a target of abuse and ridicule in his rural fishing village.
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After testing samples of the lesions and Dede's blood, Dr Anthony Gaspari of the University of Maryland concluded that his affliction is caused by the Human Papilloma Virus (HPV), a fairly common infection that usually causes small warts to develop on sufferers.
Dede's problem is that he has a rare genetic fault that impedes his immune system, meaning his body is unable to contain the warts.
The virus was therefore able to "hijack the cellular machinery of his skin cells", ordering them to produce massive amounts of the substance that caused the tree-like growths known as "cutaneous horns" on his hands and feet.
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They're a combined 71 years old. That's old in the young man's game of boxing.
Nobody knocks out father time. Hard fights wear the body down. The reflexes dull.
On August 4 at Fantasy Springs Resort Casino in Indio, CA., Mauricio Herrera, 37, and Jesus Soto Karass, 34, will meet up to determine who remains relevant in the most brutal sport alive.
Herrera, (23-7, 7 KOs) a former WBA junior lightweight champion, was last seen in the ring in March winning a dominant decision against Hector Velasquez. Before his fight with Velasquez, Herrera was wondering if he still had it having dropped his previous two matches.
Victorious in his first 13 fights, Herrera suffered a loss, but rebounded three bouts later to hand future welter champion Ruslan Provodonikov his first career defeat. In 2014, Herrera traveled to Puerto Rico to square off against heavily favored (10-1) world champion Danny Garcia.
Herrera frustrated the champion all night long. He fought intelligently, jabbed to the body consistently, and landed more punches. Garcia connected with the heavier shots, but Herrera controlled most of the fight, or so it seemed.
Two judges had Garcia winning the bout by four points, while the third scored the fight a draw.
Nine months later, Herrera was again on the short side of a controversial decision. His opponent that night, undefeated Jose Benavidez was being groomed by Top Rank for stardom. Herrera appeared to outwork his taller opponent. To many, Herrera did more than enough to win the fight.
As the decision was announced, Herrera sensed it wouldn't go his way. His intuition proved right. Unanimously, the judges had Benavidez the clear-cut winner.
Again, he bounced back, capturing the interim world title four months later, and the NABF in 2015, by defeating Hank Lundy.
Soto Karass (28-11-4, 18 KOs) is in the midst of three-fight losing streak, against current WBA and WBC welterweight champion Keith Thurman, former two-division titleholder Devon Alexander, and Yoshihiro Kamegai, who meets Miguel Cotto on August 26 in Carson,CA. His two fights with Kamegia were bloodbaths, the first a draw and the second a TKO loss.
Unlike Herrera, whose career started late, Soto Karass debuted at 18. His boxing life has been a rollercoaster ride. He won his first 11 fights and dropped his next three. He rebounded to win 13 in succession until losing by technical decision to Alfonzo Gomez in 2009. Most of his bouts were tough, two-fisted affairs, with neither boxer giving an inch.
Soto Karass reached his pinnacle four years ago when he upset former two-time welterweight champion Andre Berto in a thrilling give-and-take battle. He's primed and ready to go to war with Herrera.
"Mark my words, on August fourth, the fans will witness a comeback as they've never seen before in the ring," Soto Karass said during media day last week." This could be one of my last chances to go all-out in the ring, and I want to be sure it happens in this fight.
Herrera agrees with Soto Karass.
This is a must win for both fighters.
Expect them to leave it all in the ring.
As they say, age is only a number.