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Whistling Vivaldi
And Other Clues to How Stereotypes Affect Us
Claude M. Steele
New York: W. W. Norton, 2010. 242 pp. $25.95.
Why are students of color not graduating from college at the same rate as white students? Why might white students be reluctant to take courses with a substantial number of students of color in them? What can educators do to address these problems?
In his new book, Whistling Vivaldi: And Other Clues to How Stereotypes Affect Us, social psychologist Claude Steele helps us find answers to these questions based on findings from social psychology experiments. Steele's book sets forth an argument for understanding how contextual factors—not individual characteristics or personal beliefs motivated by prejudice or malice—help explain so-termed "racial achievement gaps" in education and ongoing societal racial and ethnic segregation.
In an accessible, page-turning account written for a general audience, Steele explains how identity contingencies—the conditions that a given social identity forces us to face and overcome in a particular setting—affect our everyday behavior and perpetuate broader societal problems. Expanding on his prior work, he focuses on a specific type of identity contingency: stereotype threat, or the fear of what people could think about us solely because of our race, gender, age, etc. An African American male walking down the street at night, for example, faces the threat of being seen as potentially violent. Steele recounts how, to deflect this stereotype threat, African American New York Times writer Brent Staples whistled Vivaldi while walking the streets of Hyde Park at night to signal to white people that he was educated and nonviolent. Another example of stereotype threat would be a white student in a class that is predominantly nonwhite facing the threat of being perceived as racist. Steele explains how such threats follow us like a "cloud."
Steele summarizes research findings that show how the concerns students face as a result of these stereotype threats affect a wide range of educational outcomes. He explains how the threat of a stereotype and the extra efforts required of students who try to dispel it interfere with academic performance. The additional stress and anxiety, which can operate without awareness, can lead to underperformance in the classroom or on standardized tests relative to ability. Stereotype threat can also undermine feelings of belonging, competence, and aspiration. Importantly, Steele explains how contextual cues, such as being in an environment where there are few students or faculty of color, or where the curriculum marginalizes the experiences of students of color, are enough to trigger a stereotype threat that undermines performance.
Steele offers practices educators can use to help counteract these messages. For instance, self-affirmation exercises in the classroom, particularly for students of color, can be enough to counter negative messages that trigger stereotype threat. Some other practices include emphasizing incremental views of intelligence (i.e., intelligence as an expandable as opposed to fixed characteristic)
and facilitating faculty-to-student or student-to-student mentoring and cross-racial interactions. Steele's insights are so helpful that I was disappointed when he relegated some other important discussions to footnotes, such as when he outlines how findings about the effects of stereotype threat call into
question past research that suggests families, not schools, are responsible for the achievement gap.
In the later chapters of the book, Steele focuses on how identity threats influence interracial interactions more broadly. He explains how our actions, conscious or not, contribute to persistent racial segregation as, understandably, each of us may retreat to the safety of a more homogeneous environment
that does not trigger the risk of a stereotype threat. But Steele's outlook is hopeful: the factors that contribute to our living segregated lives also have the potential to help us bridge our differences. We are all affected by identity threats, and awareness of this commonality should help us empathize with the
experience of others.
Overall, Steele provides strong evidence demonstrating how situational cues affect student performance, and educators can benefit from the practical implications of his research in their efforts to remedy racial inequities in education. While the importance of addressing structural factors should not
be overlooked, simple institutional practices can counter the otherwise powerful cues that trigger stereotype threat for students of color. The findings presented in this book unearth the powerful and prevalent ways in which group identity affects us all and demonstrate the need to acknowledge this fact: we need to be "identity conscious" if we are going to improve race relations across
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Eye in the Sky: drones at Salisbury Plain
5 August 2020 5 August 2020 Press
Next time you visit Salisbury Plain Training Area (SPTA) you may notice some Unidentified Flying Objects. Don't be alarmed, they're just our new drones.
The Training Safety Marshals (TSMs) recently took delivery of ten DJI Mavic 2 Enterprise drones, more properly known as Unmanned Air Systems (UAS), for use on the training area. They can be used in a number of ways to help us in our duties to maintain a "Safe Place" for the Armed Forces to train.
All of the operators, currently nine, undertook five days training at the Surveillance Target Acquisition branch in Larkhill and obtained the Class 1b UAS qualification prior to being issued with the drones.
The air space above SPTA is a very busy MOD Air Danger Area, which means there is a process to be followed prior to the drone being deployed so that the air space remains safe for those authorised to be there. This requirement means use of drones by the public in the SPTA air space is strictly prohibited, even when there might not appear to be aircraft in the area.
Use of the drones
Five of the drones are equipped with a zoom camera and five have a dual set up which also includes a thermal camera.
Although they have only been in use for a few months, they have already proven their worth. Much of SPTA is accessible to the public at certain times as long as the byelaws are being followed, however, we frequently come across people who are not following the rules; sometimes accidentally and sometimes deliberately.
Our TSMs have used the drones to capture footage of illegal motorbike activity on numerous occasions; in most cases the bikes have dispersed once the drone is spotted by the riders. Two vans were seized after a drone was used to monitor vans being used to transport illegal bikes to the area. The Ministry of Defence Police (MDP) and Wiltshire Police waited until the drone's camera showed the riders returning to the vans before moving in.
A motorbike rider waves at one of the drones. [Crown Copyright / MOD 2020]
When members of the public are in out-of-bounds areas, the loudspeaker on the drones has been used to let people know they are somewhere they shouldn't be. The team also used a drone to record evidence of a campsite, hidden from view on Sidbury Hill. The drone was able to direct a member of the Ministry of Defence Police to the tent who then issued two tickets for offences in breach of COVID-19 rules.
Footage from the drone was clear enough to record the number plates of two 4×4 vehicles driving illegally in the Cross Country Driving Area and capture evidence.
MOD Police officers talking to the drivers of two 4x4s. [Crown Copyright / MOD 2020]
A number of times, drones have been deployed to watch authorised personnel, whether TSMs or MDP officers, when dealing with members of the public as an added layer of safety. With a range of up to five miles and able to reach 45mph at maximum speed, the drones have already proved themselves extremely valuable to our team on Salisbury Plain, both for providing guidance to those who may have inadvertently strayed into out-of-bounds areas and for deterring and recording illegal activity.
The success of the use of the drones so far means we plan is to make sure that all SPTA staff who deploy on the ground are trained in their use. The intent is to roll this out to other regions who will use them in a similar manner and no doubt achieve the same results.
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5:30 AM 11/30/2017 – Is the "Trump-Russia affair" an elaborate Leftist plot? – M.N.
At the head of this plot might be the certain elements of the New Russian Left, visible and invisible, and including the various military-political circles, German (Stasi dominated) Intelligence, and the ubiquitous Chinese, practicing all kinds of deceptions against everybody, as their traditional "Art of War" is.


For women, looking good does not call for any occasion, but special occasions like Proms & Weddings do justify exceptional measures, since these are once-in-lifetime events. These special moments would be duly preserved in cameras and handycams & these memories would be referred to time and again. So, what if you are looking tiptop from head to toes on your prom, except for your hairstyle which is totally out of place; this could spell disaster, besides spoiling the mood.
Without doubt, a great hairstyle that is in-sync with the look you are trying to carry is as necessary as choosing matching shoes and accessories to go with your outfit. Superbly done hair can get you great compliments, not to speak about the jealous ladies who will be clamoring to get the number of your hair stylist. What can be a better deal than this to make the special occasion more special for you?
There are a million things that your hair stylist can do with your hair, but to look stunning there needs to be a perfect blend between certain aspects. For the perfect look, you need to choose a hairstyle that will suit the shape of your face & will complement the outfit you are wearing.
For such special occasions as the weddings and proms, elegant hair-dos are the best choice. Your hair stylist will be able to give you great advice about what suits you best and what hairstyle is currently in vogue. Choose an experienced hair stylist who will create the perfect hair-do to make you look more stunning and beautiful than ever. Hiring an expert hair stylist is essential since they know what hair style will suit you best depending upon what kind of hair you have, whether straight long hair, thick curly ones, wavy hair, short hair, silky hair or any other kind. In the hands of an expert hair stylist, you can rest assured that you will have a superb hair style to add to your looks.


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WIRED Awake: 10 must-read articles for 22 January
Your WIRED.co.uk daily briefing. Today, SpaceX has test-fired and hovered its new Dragon 2 crew capsule, GCHQ's recommended VoIP encryption standard for government has a security backdoor, Oracle's lawyer reveals that Google hasn't made as much money as you might expect from Android, and more.
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1. SpaceX has test-fired its Crew Dragon capsule
SpaceX has released footage of a test-firing of the rockets on its Dragon 2 capsule, also known as the Crew Dragon (PopSci). Designed to carry a crew of up to seven astronauts to the ISS, and to land them safely back on Earth, the capsule is ringed by a set of eight thrusters. The footage shows the capsule carrying out a controlled 'hover' maneuver that in the future will help it to come to a slow landing on solid ground, although its first manned descents will involve a more conventional parachute-slowed drop into the ocean.
2. GCHQ's recommended VoIP encryption standard has a security backdoor
The MIKEY-SAKKE VoIP encryption standard recommended by GCHQ for use within government departments has a backdoor that makes it vulnerable to eavesdropping, according to information published by University College London security researcher Stephen Murdoch (BBC). The standard's use of 'key escrow', in which a copy of encryption keys is held by a third party, means that someone with access to the keys could listen in to a call -- a necessary feature in some industries, but a major security risk in other situations. The Register also reports that Murdoch's research indicates that GCHQ's National Technical Assistance Centre recommended that the rival MIKEY-IBAKE standard be avoided because man-in-the-middle eavesdropping could introduce latency that may be detected by the target.
3. Oracle reveals that Google has made just $22 billion from Android
A US lawyer for Oracle revealed that Google has made $31 billion in revenue and $22 billion in profit from the Android operating system (The Verge). While that might seem like a large sum, the figure for Android's lifetime revenue is less than the $32.2 billion revenue that Apple earned from iPhone sales in the fourth quarter of 2015. Google is understandably unhappy with the leak and requested that the transcript including the information be sealed by the judge in the court battle over its right to use a modified version of Oracle's Java.
4. Childhood poverty has a negative impact on brain connectivity
A new study has shown that childhood poverty and deprivation can have a negative impact on the development of neural connections between the hippocampus and amygdala, areas of the brain which also tend to be smaller in poor children (Ars Technica). Researchers from Washington University in St. Louis looked at clinical, demographic and brain scan data from 105 children of various backgrounds, and compared the development of their brains between the ages of eight and twelve. Childhood poverty has long been linked to lower-than-expected IQs, depression and other negative mood disorders, but this is the first study to show that the growth of connections within the brain is directly affected.
5. IBM has bought Ustream
IBM's new Cloud Video Services division has bought itself a fully-fledged content delivery system in the form of livestreaming service Ustream (Engadget). IBM's stated goal is to provide live and on-demand video with "consistent delivery across global industries". Ustream certainly attracts its share of large corporate clients, including NASA and Sony, but it remains to be seen where IBM's enterprise-oriented goals will leave smaller-scale users after the deal, which was worth a reported $130 million.
6. The first woven nanomaterials have been created
US scientists have for the first time used the traditional art of weaving to create nanomaterials in the form of a covalent organic framework, a porous three-dimensional crystal lattice in which molecules have been stitched into large, netlike frameworks held together by strong chemical bonds (Phys.org). The woven structures have great resilience and flexibility and could be valuable in tasks such as capturing and storing carbon dioxide for conversion into other chemical products. Corresponding author Omar Yaghi said that "weaving in chemistry has been long sought after and is unknown in biology. However, we have found a way of weaving organic threads that enables us to design and make complex two- and three-dimensional organic extended structures."
You should stop worrying about robots taking your job
By Byron Auguste
7. Human altruism may be down to confusion
New research shows that humans' tendency to cooperate altruistically in tests of economic game theory may have more to do with participants not understanding what's going on than with genuine fellow-feeling (Ars Technica). In a public-goods game, participants can either choose to put money into a pool that will be distributed to everyone, or keep their money and still get a share of the pool. While total profits are maximised by everyone pooling their resources, which 75 percent of participants in most test groups opt for, the study found that people were still sharing even when the other participants were clearly marked as computers, rather than fellow humans. This, the study indicates, is down to the participants misunderstanding the system and thinking their personal profits would be maximised by pooling, throwing doubts on human altruism in other game scenarios.
8. You can take a free deep learning course from Google
Google has launched a free Udacity course on deep learning, teaching participants how to train and optimise neural networks (VentureBeat). The course is taught by Google principal scientist and Google Brain technical lead Vincent Vanhoucke, and involves Google's open source TensorFlow deep learning software. You'll need a couple of years' programming experience and an understanding of calculus to take advantage of the course.
9. Astronaut Scott Kelly plays microgravity ping-pong
Nasa Astronaut Scott Kelly marked his 300th day aboard the ISS with a demonstration of microgravity ping-pong. In a video released on YouTube, Kelly uses two paddles with a hydrophobic coating to bounce a floating globule of water from one to the other.
10. Venus flytraps count touches to identify real prey
The carnivorous Venus flytrap plant has developed a rudimentary counting system to make sure it only closes its jaws and begins digestion when there's actually a prey item in its trap (Science). The flytrap has trigger hairs in its jaws, but to avoid accidentally wasting energy by trying to digest raindrops or other environmental disturbances, the plant will only snap shut if the trigger is activated twice in quick succession, as by a live insect.
Vimeo launches initiative to support women filmmakers
Vimeo has announced "Share the Screen", an initiative to get more woman involved in filmmaking. The video sharing site unveiled the news at Sundance Festival, adding that it would aim to reduce the gender gap in filmmaking by investing in "a minimum of five projects" from women. The project will also finance and offer workshops to female filmmakers, the company said. The films that result from these workshops will be released on Vimeo On Demand later in 2016.
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Scrum. The art of doing twice the work in half the time. Jeff Sutherland. 2014. ISBN 978038534645. The author was the co creator of SCRUM. He has had a fascinating career and a major impact on how software projects are managed today. This book is one pat about SCRUM and another part about how it can be applied (and is applied) to any team based endeavor. It is clear, concise and fascinating. I read it in one sitting, so it is a good four plane ride book. A very good book for leaders who want to make productive changes in their organization.
Zero to One. Notes on startups, or now to build the future. Peter Thiel.
Creativity, Inc. Overcoming the unseen forces that stand in the way of true inspiration. Ed Catmull.
Creativity, Inc. Overcoming the unseen forces that stand in the way of true inspiration. Ed Catmull.2014. ISBN 9780307361172. This book sat on my reading shelf for quite sometime, and now I regret not reading it sooner. It is a very good book on innovation and how to nurture it. I especially admire the lessons on candor and looking for the hidden forces that cause great companies to lose their way. I read it in about three sittings as it was so compelling and clearly put. A book not to be ignored and it deserves to be on every CEOs shelf, well thumbed, and re read often.


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WASHINGTON -- Judiciary Committee Chairman Patrick Leahy (D-Vt.) on Tuesday signaled to advocates that he would support an amendment to the farm bill that will legalize industrial hemp production, according to Tom Murphy of Vote Hemp. Leahy's office, he said, told the group Rural Vermont that he'd be backing the effort, and a Leahy aide confirmed his support to HuffPost.
Leahy's backing is a major boost, because his committee oversees the Drug Enforcement Administration, which has jurisdiction over hemp, despite the fact that it's not a drug. His support is also a critical momentum swing because he had previously objected to inserting the provision into the farm bill based on jurisdictional concerns. Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.), a hemp backer, requested May 13, the day before the farm bill came up for consideration, that Leahy grant a waiver of his jurisdiction, a request he declined. It was tough timing for McConnell: Leahy was in the midst of marking-up the historic immigration reform bill working its way through his panel.
In January, however, Leahy sent a strongly worded letter to the DEA asking why it had not been granting permits in recent years to hemp producers, and citing increased state support for domestically grown hemp. The DEA, in its reply, pointedly refused to refer to the plant as hemp, preferring cannabis or marijuana instead.
"Under the Controlled Substances Act (CSA), cannabis is a schedule I controlled substance regardless of its potency," Eric J. Akers, the DEA's deputy chief of congressional and public affairs, wrote in response, saying he believed the current regulations on hemp were adequate.
About eight people have applied to grow industrial hemp since 2000, he said, with half being approved and the rest denied because they had insufficient security.
The DEA is concerned that looser regulation of hemp would be "readily exploited by drug seekers," including manufacturers of "hash oil," Akers wrote.
The proposed amendment to the farm bill was introduced Monday by Sen. Ron Wyden (D-Ore.), and would exclude industrial hemp from classification as "marihuana," removing it from the DEA's purview.
It is cosponsored by McConnell, Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) and Sen. Jeff Merkley (D-Ore.).
"For me, what's important is that people see, particularly in our state, there's someone buying it at Costco in Oregon," Wyden told HuffPost. "I adopted what I think is a modest position, which is if you can buy it at a store in Oregon, our farmers ought to be able to make some money growing it."
If the hemp measure can make it through the Senate, it stands a reasonable chance in the House, where Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) has expressed openness to it.


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This past Thursday, September 24th, 2015, I presented a couple of prototypes of what I hope will be the future of the Jenkins GUI. Or perhaps more correctly, close enough to the future to start generating positive feedback from you the community that improving the Jenkins GUI is important and some pieces that I am showing are going in the right direction. If you have ~45 minutes to spare, I recommend the video (the narrator's voice is very soothing). If not, I offer the following as a reasonable summary.
Jenkins has a lot of strengths as tool. Its robust user community along with its thoughtful and extensible design are two of the most immediate. They are the two pillars that have made Jenkins the leader in the CD/CI space and the de facto choice for most of us looking to automate our build and test processes. But let's face it, by today's standards, the GUI doesn't really sing. I will even go so far as to say, I believe it is a platform liability at the moment, and even among we the Jenkins faithful, few of us look forward to using it.
Soon to follow, but not yet prototyped by me would be pieces dedicated to monitoring jobs in Jenkins as well as node and resource utilization and efficiency. Rightly or wrongly, I have started with the create and configure side of the GUI, as I see it as somewhat primary in a typical job creation scenario (you have to create a job before you can monitor it), but this second piece is no less important. Sadly, lips service is all I can offer you today, but more prototypes and video demonstrations are on the way.
As for the upside piece, the first bit of improvement I am looking to attain is breaking up the many 'toilet paper' style unbroken configuration lists sprinkled throughout Jenkins. The first example of this appears in item creation. On first installation, this issue is not immediately obvious, but if you have installed a variety of plugins or chosen to purchase CloudBee's Jenkins Enterprise product, you will find that Jenkins can have quite a few types of items to create. While they do have descriptive text, I still find them difficult to differentiate and almost impossible to casually scan. Thus, my first suggestion is to add some form of categorization to the item types. For this to function correctly, the GUI will need to be smart enough to apply the categories only when item counts are sufficient to justify them (if you only have 4 item creation types, it doesn't make sense to have 8 categories with which to sort them). But if you are a long time Jenkins user with many plugins you may also know it is possible to have more than a dozen item types. So if nothing else, an extension point that allowed for the categorization of item types seems helpful.
The configuration form itself, it also can become incredibly long with few landmarks or visual differentiation points. As a remedy, I propose calling out and clearly boxing each of the existing configuration sections and making sure that their names are as meaningful as possible. As an added step, I make the sections collapsible. This allows the user to jump to specific points in the form and tuck other areas out of the way. In some cases, we can make specific sections open by link context or even by user context.
Another essential piece of the Jenkins experience is plugin configuration. Today, if you are looking to add plugins to your Jenkins environment, you are almost certainly using Google to find a 3rd party review site, collecting the name of the plugin you want and then either linking to it on this website, or filtering for it in the Plugin Manager GUI.
Neither in the product nor on this website is there a particularly good resource for comparing plugins and evaluating which you might add.
Instead, I am looking to add something akin to an application store experience to both this website and the product UI. You should be able to group sort and compare plugins by a variety of criteria, including author, installation base, and user review. You should also have a set of general use categories that fits user needs and expectations, rather than the free ranging labels that plugin authors have arbitrarily applied today.
Finally, I have a GUI that allows for a sort of Drag-n-drop assembly of Workflows. A major tenant of the utility of Workflows as opposed to Freestyle jobs is that they can be completely separated from the Jenkins GUI and stored in a source repository. None-the-less, with absolutely no GUI, there is little to guide the user who is looking to get started without a upfront learning investment. As it turns out, a Workflow/Groovy script is pretty straight forward, but you don't really know that until you have made one. Also, Workflow allows for the orchestration of jobs across multiple nodes of hardware resources, making it a potentially involved little bit of configuration. Thus, my goal here is two fold. Allow the user to model a workflow quickly and easily and showcase a few of the more advanced features workflow enables. The result is this script builder. My hope is to host the prototype somewhere you all might be able to use it directly, but in the meantime, my hope is that my video pretty well explains how it works. Please take a look and post whatever comments you see fit.
So with all things community related, please, please, send back whatever feedback makes sense. I can be reached via Twitter @gusreiber.
Other places you can find me include, IRC (freenode/#jenkins) and Google+ (https://plus.google.com/+GusReiberUI). I would love to hear from you.
How likely is it that any of these UI changes will make it into the core open source Jenkins? When would we start seeing them there?
Most will be OSS. An exact schedule has not been determined, but most of it is still about a year away. Likely we will have an experimental wars for download along the way.
Is there anyway to determine which GUI attributes are contributed by which plugin?
I take it that is a bit of a feature request? It came up at JUC West as well. Should be something that can be surfaced in the GUI. I agree, it would be helpful.
What is the difference between ANT and Jenkins?
Ant is a good bit more bare-bones than Jenkins. In fact, you can add an Ant plugin to your Jenkins environment. You would typically use Ant to compile java source files. Jenkins orchestrates the fetching of the source files from some particular repository, the building of those files (often Jenkins uses Ant via its plugin to do this), running and reporting some suite of tests against that build, and then archiving or deploying the artifacts to wherever. Often times this requires navigating several computers with their own security constraints, so Jenkins helps you manage that as well.
What version of the Jenkins it is?
For IRC, I assume the server is freenode.net?
Will there be any dashboard kind of feature for the build history in the new GUI?
So far, I have been focusing on the create and configuration portion of the Jenkins UX as I see it as a barrier to entry for new users. The read/report/analyze half of the Jenkins UX I actually see as the portion with more long term value, as you tend to read more often than you write, so I am eager to jump in here as well. ....however, in its core today, Jenkins the tool seems to me to really want to see the world in the same context of flat XML files in folders as it actually persists its configuration data. To really make meaningful dashboards, it needs to be possible to query job configurations and build artifacts by a wide set of criteria that is not at all related to the folder in which the xml file happens to be stored. Also, some of the things you care about in the Jenkins universe are compute resources (masters/slaves/exactures). These are also not the same as config files in folders and need to be queryable as their own first class type of entity. ...so what I am saying with a lot of words is that I see the config piece as a somewhat more immediate and urgent fix. The broccoli of the meal, if you will. I will want to get that out as fast as possible to get it out of the way. The reporting piece is actually the wine. At the moment, we are giving you Bartles and Jaymes in paper cups. ...so a lot of work is still needed there.
Have you investigated Google Polymer as UI components for jenkins UI?
I have not, but will now. I am actually quite a google fan-boy in much the way a lot of kids love Apple. (I also love Apple… being from Seattle, I even love MS). But, for the super near term, we are most focused on getting JQuery cleanly into core and Prototype.JS deprecated. Walk first, is my feeling.
Are there any tutorials on Jenkins workflow?
Jesse Glick or KK are better people to ask about that, really. They are also on IRC: freenode.net/#jenkins. Daniel Beck as well, might be a good person to ask. My little workflow demo is still really just fiction. Will there be a 'Expand All' and 'Collapse All' buttons for the accordions in new configure GUI? (I would probably inject one if not by default) Yes. Also, they should be URL controllable so that they can be set by link or user context easily. Maybe they should also remember what you had open last? ...stuff to tinker with that really needs to be right.
What impact does the UI changes have on job configuration behind the scenes? Is configuration still stored in XML format?
None. The post string stays the same and from then on, Jenkins is Jenkins.
Can the create item screen be configurable? At the moment, no, but ideally yes. It is still a big hand wave at the moment about how those categories are created, managed, and updated. The same categories ought to bubble back up when searching for the plugins to help relate what plugins generate what UI. I am hoping for guidance from the community. How will workflow fit in with new UI?
In some respects, the new configuration page is about enhancing the more traditional freestyle job and not workflow. However, the last bit of my presentation with the script builder is exclusively about workflow. The plugin manager is about plugins, so it would apply to both.
How is a human notified for the wait for approval step in this workflow?
So workflow approval can be done via the web GUI. But to get real notification, you would program that into your workflow Jenkins has a fairly large set of notification plugins. So you can use Jenkins to trigger email, or SMS, or HipChat, or Slack, or pretty much whatever. As these plugins are increasingly customized for workflow, you will get nice and nice workflow syntax for instantiating those actions. When my script builder is adopted, you would have a friendly button you could drag into the stage and it would notify you prior to the manual checkpoint.
Is this times it is taking the GUI to render, or the actual build to run? I am not sure I am following the question exactly, but regardless, I am not well equipped to answer many questions about performance issues in Jenkins. I know of a fairly major performance issue specifically in the configuration form that I believe will be fixed in the new GUI, but that isn't build performance, it is just form rendering performance.
I like the graphical configuration. Thanks. The scripting of a complex workflow looked a bit daunting.
Cool. Yeah, my main and first goal is to get something out there that would allow folks to quickly sketch and deploy an actual working workflow that reasonably reflects an 80%ish use case. No GUI can ever be as fully flexible as a script, but I don't think most people need the 95% case to get started and see the benefit of a versionable and robust config file format.
Will there be any effort to make the UI mobile friendly for the admin on the go?
Absolutely. Especially on the TBD read/reporting end of the UI, but everything new needs to meet a reasonably high bar of device responsiveness. Today, the Jenkins GUI is just not responsive. Which is terrible.
As a plugin developer do I need to change implementing the ui source from jelly or groovy to some other language/technique or will it be compatible?
So you will not NEED to change from whatever you are doing, except if you have built a plugin GUI that has custom script that either relies directly on behavior.js, hudson-behavior.js, or the particulars of the existing DOM structure (you do something in the client that requires your or some other input to be in a particular TABLE TR TD DOM traversal path). ...I believe 2 things are going to continue to happen at a faster and faster rate. New plugin authors are not going to want to write GUIs in Jelly and Prototype.js, but instead use some more modern client side MVC approaches like Angular, where the GUI interacts with a REST api instead of being a dom directly rendered from the server. It is a bit of a different mode of working than Jelly, and maybe slightly less direct, but it is a lot easier to find doc on how to do things with JQuery, Agile, Handlebars and the like, than it is to find doc on Jelly. And the responsiveness and breadth of gestures and controls in Jelly are already terribly behind what is now the main stream of web UI development. So I think plugin builders are, if they aren't already, going to want better tools available to them. I also think that people are going to gravitate towards workflow or something similar. Since the UI for workflow is foremost a script, making a GUI for a plugin that works with it might be a fundamentally different beast. ...depending on what the plugin is trying to do… So again, new plugins or even upgrading existing plugins to work with workflow are likely want a new technology set, not just because the existing Jenkins GUI is changing, but because new plugins will want to do different and better stuff.
Are there connectors for other source control tools like CVS and Dimensions?
I am not sure exactly which connector plugins are already supporting Workflow or how deeply that support goes. Because Jenkins has plugins that provide access to these SCMs, you can use workflow to go and fetch those source trees. A greater level of support for workflow from these plugins would mean a more elegant workflow syntax for that interaction. At the moment, my GUI script builder is still fiction. My plan would be to add GUI buttons for whatever are the most popular SCMs and I will attempt to mask the syntax regardless of its clumsiness. ….the way I am constructing my initial prototype, there is already a reasonably clear extension point for adding buttons that generate some chunk of Groovy syntax when it is dragged into a stage. So I will add the initial set based on community feedback and then the community can continue to add their own.
What are the compatibility issues existing plugin developers needs to be aware of?
For plugins that interact with freestyle jobs, or really most job types that aren't workflow, plugin developers should expect the page DOM structure to change. If for whatever reason, they find they are busting into some custom script to traverse the DOM to compare 1 setting to another, that will break. Also, hudson-behaviors.js itself has a number of functions in it that do DOM traversing, like "findFollowingTR". In some cases the signatures of those functions might need to change and the DOM structure that they return might also change. If a plugin uses what were meant to have been internal functions, they are likely to break. Finally, the page geometry is going to change. This may seem so superficial and obvious that, who cares, but sometimes changing a column width translates into an important part of a GUI being hidden or otherwise inaccessible. That ends up being as critical a break as any other. ...so to combat these points of possible breakage, we are going to be looking for a handful somewhere between 20 and 100 plugins that we will want to test against. We haven't made that list yet, let alone run any tests, so that is really a critical next step. For the plugin manager changes, I don't see much if any of a braking issue, although I would like to add additional sorting and display power to the GUI, which means the GUI will need more metadata than currently exists, if the plugins want to take advantage of that new power in the GUI. This won't break things, but plugin authors might want to go back to their plugins and fill in whatever the new bits of metadata end up being…. most likely they would be things like, richer descriptions, better category selections, and possibly icons.
I've not seen a lot of Jenkins but what I had I didn't really get, was awkward for all the reasons Gus mentioned. This looks brilliant. When can we have it?
Tom and I, and now our junior pledge, Keith (not actually junior at all, just more fit than me), are busily typing as fast as we can as well as lobbying the community that our vision is more or less a correct one. We have a very interesting initial plugin selection GUI that might make this years final LTS (which I did not demo), which is none-the-less a nice step forward for Jenkins. In it will be a lot of the JS library bundling that will enable most of what I have shown in this demo. Our hope is that with each LTS we will be able to push out an additional piece of the GUI puzzle. Likely starting with the job create and configure GUI, which would be the mid year LTS. I am hoping that a year from now this will be how Jenkins looks and acts. ….in the meantime, we are grappling with how best to push preview releases so people can play with it and send me hate mail.
Is there any way to test front end of Jenkins plugins? And will that improve too?
A major and almost blocking portion of this work used to be the custom and somewhat broken version of HTMLUnit that was in core, which greatly hampered including libraries other than Prototype in Jenkins and writing code using those libraries in some sort of testable way. Our new approach to rebuilding the Jelly controls which are the foundation of the Jenkins config page and in general are shared by all plugins that need to post data back to Jenkins, already have a testing strategy backed into our design. Those Jelly form controls are extensible in Jenkins today and would remain so. Our hope would be that any plugin adding custom controls would follow our same design and test pattern we are building in core. ….so that was a long answer, but the short answer YES! Today, building GUI parts into your Jenkins plugin is a bit of a mystery, where most people copy something they saw someone else did, hack it, and the only test is, well…. it worked for me. That is no good and a fundamental piece we are looking to change. ….still a long answer… Node.js and Jasmine are the specific tools we using.
What's the estimated rollout date for this workflow feature?
The workflow feature is the newest concept I demonstrated, but in a lot of ways may also be the easiest to ship. As a script generator, exclusively, it could be hosted anywhere, and then you just paste your generated workflow script into the whatever existing Jenkins GUI better, submit into your source code. ….but at the moment, it isn't actually on an official roadmap yet. Assuming the response to it remain positive, I would expect that to change fairly quickly.


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The Future of AI for The Netherlands
Sven Verleun
> 5 min
On Thursday the 21st of March, the first ever edition of the 'Nederland Digitaal Dag' took place in Hilversum. Goal of this conference? Working together in forming the Dutch strategy aimed at steering today's rapid technological advancements.
The overarching theme of 'Nederland Digitaal Dag' was Artificial Intelligence (AI). As a Dutch AI company operating on a global level, Dashmote was invited to participate in the ongoing debate regarding this topic. Following the many sessions that took place, we would like to share four main takeaways from these sessions and our thoughts on them.
Data is NOT the new oil
Yes, you read that correctly. After the official kickoff, Google's Chief Economist Hal Varian took to the stage. While data is often called the 'oil of the 21st century', Varian disagrees. The only similarity he finds is that 'like oil, data must be refined before it becomes useful'. In other words, it has to be turned into information, knowledge and understanding.
Varian points towards data's non-monopolistic characteristics. Oil can't be in the hands of two enterprises at the same time while the same data can be possessed by multiple people at the same time.
Data has the potential to be excludable as a result of intellectual property protection and privacy regulations, but it is not a given as it is in the case of oil. This holds an abundance of opportunities but presents certain risks as well. Considering the latter, Varian concluded that 'we need a regulatory environment that encourages the good things and discourages the bad things'.
We need to talk about Ethics in AI
This is where the topic of ethics comes in. Although some found that the discussion was sliding too much towards the topic of ethics at times, we strongly believe that ethics are a major talking point in moving forward.
The High-Level Expert Group, appointed by the European Commission, is one example of this more permanent development. The group's goal is to form 'recommendations on future-related policy development and on ethical, legal and societal issues related to AI, including socio-economic challenges'. They presented their first draft of Ethics Guidelines for the development and use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) at the end of last year.
Further underlining the significance of ethics in relationship to data, Sybo Dijkstra, the Global Head of Data Strategy & AI at Philips, advises companies to examine their code of conduct along three criteria. Is it lawfully, ethically, and socio-technically robust? 'Companies should not hide behind the fact that something is legal'. In other words, something that is legal does not mean it is also ethical. Think about how your product could be misused by wrongdoers. ECP, a knowledge platform focused on the information society, has developed an extensive tool to support businesses in making such considerations: the Artificial Intelligence Impact Assessment.
Wait, what about China?
12 minutes into discussing the Netherlands' digital position in geopolitical and global trade, Martijn Hos from Thuiswinkel.org was quick to point out that nobody had yet mentioned China.
Hos addressed China's leading role on the world stage when it comes to AI. Having experienced China's ambitious push towards AI solutions firsthand, we strongly agree with Hos that we should indeed be looking at the Middle Kingdom to evaluate the Netherlands' and the European Union's position in all this.
China is currently leading in terms of actually implementing AI solutions, investing in AI businesses, and closing in on the US when it comes to research. We believe European businesses should consider this a given and work together while not losing sight of our own liberal values.
Guarding the Freedom of Information
This brings us to the matter of governance. According to Kristina Irion, rules formulated by the European Union alone will simply not survive. We agree with Kristina, pessimistic though the reflection may seem.
Non-tariff trade barriers that function as a new form of digital protectionism are on the rise worldwide. The number of countries implementing restrictions on the free flow of data is on the rise. Trade negotiations nowadays often contain paragraphs either enforcing or preventing such measures and the WTO has been examining ways to address the issue. An example of this is NAFTA's so-called 'algorithm clause', which strongly limits 'a government's ability to force tech startups to disclose proprietary computer source code and algorithms'.
We personally believe that we're currently standing on a crossroads that can take us two ways. Either the worldwide free flow of data will remain as such, or we enter into a balkanization of the internet. Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt has already predicted that the internet will split up in two around 2028. We agree with him. Stakeholders from all sectors should work together to prevent such a situation while still establishing sustainable and appropriate forms of digital governance.
What's next for The Netherlands and AI?
First of all, the cabinet will present a strategic plan of actions focused on seizing opportunities for the Netherlands in AI, while simultaneously addressing the associated risks. This will happen by summer at the latest.
Next to this, initiated by 'Nederland ICT', businesses will start working on implementing an ethical code of conduct. VNO-NCW and MKB-Nederland together have launched a National AI coalition aimed at making The Netherlands the center of AI innovation in Europe. As a result, this year alone, 10 AI labs will be set up in collaboration with Dutch knowledge institutions in Amsterdam and Utrecht, among other cities.
All outcomes of the conference can be found in this document (in Dutch). We're looking forward to seeing all of these initiatives develop and will remain active in ongoing debates concerning AI in order to contribute wherever possible.
About Dashmote
Dashmote is an AI technology scale-up headquartered in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. With the goal of bridging the gap between images and data, we are working to bring AI-based solutions to marketers for clients like Heineken, Unilever, Philips, L'Oreal, and Coca-Cola. We add value in areas such as Location Analysis, Trends Analysis, and Marketing Intelligence. Doing so on a global level, our company today has offices in Amsterdam, Shanghai, Vienna, and New York.
Interested in joining our global journey? Check out our job opportunities!
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Education and Training Fund of WPCNJ Celebrates Women's History Month
The Education and Training Fund of WPCNJ cordially invites you to join us in our Women's History Month Celebration Thursday, March 12, 2015with special guest Martha Burk
Updates from WPCNJ's Education & Training 501c(3)
Women's Political Caucus of NJ - Education & Training Fund Updates: CAWP, Ready to Run Scholarships, Education & Training Committee Meeting, and Save the Date - March 12th Author Martha Burke event to Celebrate Women's History Month
Thank you for your Support! WPCNJ 2015 Passion * Power * Progress Awards
4 days until the WPCNJ Passion Power Progress Awards - Register Today!
Hyatt Regency, New Brunswick NJ
Honoring Gilda M. Morales, Recipient of the President's Award
President Award Honoree
Gilda M. Morales
Project Manager, Information Services
Gilda Morales is project manager of information services at the Center for American Women and Politics (CAWP). She is responsible for the research, collection and organization of current and historical information about women's political participation nationwide. Managing teams of student workers and volunteers year-round, Gilda plays a pivotal role at the heart of the Center. Steeped in knowledge about women candidates and officeholders, she regularly responds to inquiries from the media, scholars, activists, officeholders and the general public. Prior to joining the CAWP team, Gilda worked in banking for more than twenty years as an accountant.
Gilda earned a bachelor of arts degree in political science and women's studies from Douglass College, Rutgers University and a master's degree in public administration at Rutgers University. After completing her own studies, Gilda remained active on campus as a member of the Institute for Women's Leadership (IWL) Leaders Scholars Program Board (2002-2007) and as an advisor to the Women's Political Caucus of New Jersey at Rutgers University (1995-present). Each year, the Department of Women's and Gender Studies presents the Gilda Morales Award for Outstanding Student Activist in her honor.
Serving as a leader and engaging other women in the political process has been a constant in Gilda's life since 1990 when she and 24 other aspiring women leaders in business, government and higher education were invited to participate in the Hispanic Women Leadership Institute.
She currently serves as a member of the Piscataway Township Zoning Board of Adjustments (2012-present) and Middlesex County Democratic Committeewoman (2007-present). To elevate the political prospects of women of Hispanic heritage, she helped found Latinas United for Political Empowerment (LUPE), now the LUPE Fund, Inc., serving on their board of directors from 1999 through 2013. Over the years, she has served in a variety of leadership roles with the National Women's Political Caucus and Women's Political Caucus-New Jersey, including:
National Women's Political Caucus (NWPC): Political Planning Committee (1999-2005, 2007-2012); Vice President, Political Planning Committee (2009-2011); and Vice Chair, Hispanic Caucus (1997-1999).
Women's Political Caucus of New Jersey (WPCNJ): Information Resources Chair (2007-2012); Legislative Chair (2001-2002); Political Resources Chair (1999-2005); Board Secretary, (1996-1999).
Honoring NJBIA Recipient of the Corporate Award
Passion * Power * Progress
NJBIA was founded in 1910 by a group of manufacturers who wanted to share ideas about workplace safety and who wantedto have a say in government policies affecting their business. Today, the Association's 20,000 plus members represent every industry in the State, including contractors, manufacturers, retail and wholesale businesses, and service providers of every kind.
In February 2010, the Association reached its centennial milestone, marking a century of service to New Jersey business.
NJBIA is proud of its history of promoting women to leadership positions in business. For more than 100 years, NJBIA has been committed to helping New Jerseyans achieve their potential through entrepreneurship, education and workforce training.
Honoring William Palatucci Esq., Recipient of the Good Guy Award
Good Guy Award Honoree
William J. Palatucci, Esq.
Special Counsel, Gibbons Law P.C.
Honoring Senator Cory Booker, Recipient of the Good Guy Award
Honorable Cory Booker
U.S. Senator Cory Booker is connected to the people he serves and the challenges they face every day. He has spent 16 years in public office focused on addressing the vital needs of New Jersey families by putting partisanship aside to get things done.
Cory was raised in Harrington Park in Bergen County, New Jersey. A star athlete at Northern Valley High School in Old Tappan, he earned his bachelor's and master's degrees from Stanford University, where he also played for the football team. While at Stanford, he ran a crisis hotline for students and worked with disadvantaged youth in East Palo Alto. He then attended Oxford University as a Rhodes Scholar where he managed a student tutoring and mentoring program in a disadvantaged community. Cory went on to Yale Law School, where he helped lead free legal clinics for New Haven residents.
After earning his law degree, Cory moved to Newark, where he served on the Newark City Council and lived for eight years in Brick Towers, a low-income housing complex. In 2006, he was elected to his first of two terms as mayor of Newark. He now owns a home and lives in Newark's Central Ward community.
Cory won a special U.S. Senate election in October 2013 to complete the term of the late Senator Frank Lautenberg and became New Jersey's first African-American senator. In November 2014, he won reelection to the Senate. Cory serves on the Senate's Commerce, Science and Transportation, Small Business and Entrepreneurship and Environment and Public Works Committees.
In his short time in the Senate, Cory has worked across the aisle to sponsor sweeping legislation to reform the nation's broken criminal justice system, passed legislation to ensure veterans with traumatic brain injuries received the medical care they deserve, and has fought to ensure women receive fair treatment in the workplace and full control over their personal health decisions.
Honoring Paulette Brown, Esq., Recipient of the Mary Philbrook Award
Women's Political Caucus of NJ 2015 Passion * Power * Progress
Mary Philbrook Award Honoree
Paulette Brown, Esq. Partner, Edwards Wildman Palmer, LLP
President-Elect, American Bar Association
Paulette Brown, a labor and employment law partner and chief diversity officer with the Morristown, N.J., office of Edwards Wildman Palmer, is president-elect of the American Bar Association.
Brown has held many positions throughout her career, including as in-house counsel to a number of Fortune 500 companies and as a municipal court judge. In private practice, she has focused on all facets of labor and employment and commercial litigation.
Brown has been recognized by the New Jersey Law Journal as one of the prominent women and minority attorneys in the State of New Jersey and by the National Law Journal as one of "The 50 Most Influential Minority Lawyers in America." She has received the New Jersey Medal from the New Jersey State Bar Foundation and currently serves on its Board of Trustees.
Brown has repeatedly been named as a New Jersey Super Lawyer and by US News as one of the Best Lawyers in America in the area of commercial litigation. In 2009, Brown was a recipient of the Spirit of Excellence Award from the ABA Commission on Racial and Ethnic Diversity. In 2011, she was honored with the Margaret Brent Women Lawyers of Achievement Award by the ABA Commission on Women in the Profession.
Brown earned her J.D. at Seton Hall University School of Law and her B.A. at Howard University.
Please join us for a cocktail reception as we honor the following recipients:
Barbara Boggs Sigmund Award
Peg Schaffer, Esq.
Carol Murphy Award
The Honorable Mary E. O'Dowd, M.P.H
Paulette Brown, Esq.
NJBIA
Honoring Chairwoman Peg Schaffer, Esq. Recipient of the Barbara Boggs Sigmund Award
Click here to learn more about Chairwoman Peg Schaffer, Esq. Recipient of the Barbara Boggs Sigmund Award. Cocktail Reception scheduled for January 15th. For more tickets and sponsorship information, click here.
Chairwoman Peg Schaffer, Esq. Managing Principal, Shain Schaffer & Rafanello, P.C. Somerset County Democratic Chair


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1/10 CT.WT Music Icon Shaped Natural Diamond Bracelet For Women By FEHU
This Music Icon Shaped Natural Diamond Bracelet features 1/10ct of sparkling round diamonds, each masterfully paves set in a lustrous gold frame. Showcasing an intricate design, a highly polished...
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1/2 CT.WT Sunflower Shaped Natural Diamond Bracelet For Women By FEHU
This Sunflower Shaped Natural Diamond Bracelet features 1/2ct of sparkling round diamonds, each masterfully paves set in a lustrous gold frame. Showcasing an intricate design, a highly polished go...
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This Round Diamond Bracelet features 1.1ct of sparkling round diamonds, each masterfully paves set in a lustrous gold frame. Showcasing an intricate design, a highly polished gold finish, and a fi...
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Gold Butterfly Bracelet For Women in Gold And Silver
These Gold Butterfly Bracelet Showcasing an intricate design with a highly polished gold finish, this Women's Bracelet is available in white, Yellow, and Rose Gold. Our all jewelry made from high...
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Unique Diamond Bracelet for Women 1.56ct Diamond 14k Gold by Fehu Jewel
[product_description] Women's Collection: This 14k Gold Unique Diamond Bracelet feature 1.56 carats of sparkling round diamonds, each masterfully paves set in a lustrous gold frame. Showcasing an ...
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Sunflower Bracelet 1/2ct Diamond 14k Gold for Women by Fehu Jewel
[product_description] Women's Collection: This 14k Gold Sunflower Bracelet feature 0.57 carats of sparkling round diamonds, each masterfully paves set in a lustrous gold frame. Showcasing an intri...
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Round Shape Diamond Bracelet for Women 14k Gold by Fehu Jewel
[product_description] Women's Collection: This 14k Gold Round Shape Diamond Bracelet feature 1.46 carats of sparkling round diamonds, each masterfully paves set in a lustrous gold frame. Showcasin...
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Rounded Square Diamond Bracelet for Women 6.36ct Diamonds 14k Gold by Fehu Jewel
[product_description] Women's Collection: This 14k Gold Rounded Square Diamond Bracelet feature 6.36 carats of sparkling round diamonds, each masterfully paves set in a lustrous gold frame. Showca...
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Women's Collection: This 10k Gold Music Charm Bracelet feature 0.91 carats of sparkling round diamonds, each masterfully paves set in a lustrous gold frame. Showcasing an intricate design, a high...
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Open Heart Bracelet for Women 1.28ct Diamond 14k Gold by Fehu Jewel
[product_description] Women's Collection: This 14k Gold Open Heart Diamond Bracelet feature 1.56 carats of sparkling round diamonds, each masterfully paves set in a lustrous gold frame. Showcasing...
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Lotus Bracelet for Women 1/5ct Round Diamond 14k Gold by Fehu Jewel
[product_description] Women's Collection: This 14k Gold Lotus Diamond Bracelet feature 0.20 carats of sparkling round diamonds, each masterfully paves set in a lustrous gold frame. Showcasing an i...
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Heartbeat Bracelet for Women 14k Gold 1/5ct Diamond by Fehu Jewel
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Heart Bracelet for Women 1/4ct Diamond 14k Gold by Fehu Jewel
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Butterfly Bracelet for Women Plain 14k Gold Bracelets Jewelry by Fehu Jewel
Women's Collection: This is 14k Gold Butterfly Bracelet. Showcasing an intricate design, a highly polished gold finish, and a fine closed back, this Women's Bracelet is available in 14k white gold...
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3 Butterfly Bracelet 1/3ct Round Diamond 14k Gold by Fehu Jewel
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■ Steven and Richelle Bach of Bath County, winners of the Outstanding Young Farm Family contest at the Kentucky Farm Bureau, have been named runners-up in the American Farm Bureau Federation Young Farmers and Ranchers Achievement Awards. The Bachs were awarded a Case IH Farmall tractor for finishing as runners-up. The AFBF Achievement Award recognizes young farmers and ranchers who have excelled in their farming or ranching operations and exhibited superior leadership abilities.
■ Dale S. Ditto and John M. McIntosh, senior vice presidents and financial consultants with Hilliard Lyons in Lexington, have received the Qualified Kingdom Advisor designation from Atlanta-based Kingdom Advisors. Qualified Kingdom Advisors are individuals who have demonstrated themselves to be: believers in Jesus Christ, able to apply biblical wisdom in counsel, technically competent, ethical and of integrity, and biblical stewards.
■ Bob Hartman, club fitter and co-owner of Golf, Etc. in Nicholasville, has been named by Golf Digest as one of the Top 100 Fitters of the Year. Golf, Etc., the fastest-growing golf retail franchise in America, has a state-of-the-art custom fitting center.
■ Steve Keck and Michael Keck, president and vice president, respectively, of Five Talents Financial Group, have been awarded the Certified Merger & Acquisition Advisor designation from the Alliance of Merger & Acquisition Advisors. They are two of 375 corporate financial advisers worldwide to have earned this certification. Five Talents is a full-service consulting firm based in Somerset.


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I love viewing professional portfolios online: I get to see the work people put effort into, sometimes in their free time! The really special treats are the ones that aren't using a template (or an easily recognizable template 😛); regardless of the design, it's so much fun seeing what people do. These sites generally contain sections a section for work, an "About Me" link, and a "Contact" link.
I also really like going to "About" and "Contact Us" pages for startups. The about pages give me a sense of their culture and brand, and the "Contact Us" page sometimes shows me their presense on social media.
Clicking opens a different part of their website with links to social media, like twitter, linkedin, email, and others.
Clicking opens my email client.
The second option bothers me a lot. I think it's very user hostile and it removes me from that moment where I was engaged. In the context of these pages, I don't think anybody wants users to leave their site unless the action expliclitiy indicates so.
I realize that a potential customer or job or connection might be reached through clicking that email opening contact button, but I think when the action is unexpected, the immediate response is to close the email client.
The "Contact" link is critical for some people, it's the reason why people put it near their site's navbar, and users should not be turned away because of a "gotcha".
I wonder if there's a better way to indicate that the "Contact" link behaves differently while making it consistent with the other links on the nav. Icons?