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How to Join a New National Effort to Support Arts Education
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The National Coalition for Core Arts Standards has launched Arts ARE Education , a national campaign encouraging school districts to continue to fund and support K-12 arts education programs — including theatre — in the 2021-22 school year. Given expected state and district budget cuts, calls for remedial education in tested subject areas, and the continued need for PPE equipment, NCCAS expects that arts programs across all disciplines will be at risk. The campaign asks advocates of all ages to take three action steps through its website : Sign the Arts ARE Education Pledge committing your support for arts education. Reach out to your district ...
A new national campaign on behalf of theatre and other arts education
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It has been a year like no other in education. As a theatre educator, like all other teachers, the pandemic demanded that you pivot your instruction and do your best to ensure meaningful learning outcomes for your students -- whether in a virtual, hybrid, or altered classroom environment where safety was the highest priority. Performance opportunities for students, so fundamental to the art, needed to be reimagined online and you and many of your fellow theatre teachers did that, creating innovative theatrical stories that engaged both the students and their home-bound audiences. Thank you for that — you are heroes! The challenges ahead Now, as the 2020-21 ...
2021 Democracyworks Student Essay Competition Now Open
By EdTA News posted 6 days ago
Has theatre been a lifeline for your students during COVID? Encourage them to enter EdTA's 12th annual Democracyworks essay competition, designed to support and grow student advocacy for arts education. The winner will receive a $250 cash award, a pass to attend Americans for the Arts' virtual National Arts Action Summit , and publication of his or her winning essay on Dramatics.org, EdTA's student website. All Thespians and Junior Thespians (must be inducted by March 1) are eligible. The deadline to submit essays is February 7. This year's competition ties into current events, along with EdTA's participation in the national advocacy campaign Arts ARE ...
New Main Stage Submission Deadline for Virtual ITF 2021
By EdTA News posted 15 days ago
Attention, troupe directors: Want your students to experience the thrill of having their performance broadcast to thousands of fellow Thespians? There's still time to submit your troupe's production for the Virtual ITF 2021 main stage. Due to COVID-19 related disruptions to schools in late 2020, the deadline to apply for main stage adjudication will be extended to January 31. Just like in-person ITF, the Virtual ITF main stage will feature top performances from across the country. At least six shows will be selected in two categories: Live performances (including virtual) Hybrid and video-enhanced performances (prerecorded) What's different: This ...
Community Spotlight: Lindsay Brustein
By Ginny Butsch posted 29 days ago
One of the main goals for our Theatre Education Community is to help theatre students and professionals from all over connect and identify with each other in order to build resources and support the theatre education field. We shine a spotlight on different members by conducting a simple interview. Our next Spotlight is Lindsay Brustein, an EdTA professional member and the theatre teacher for St. Stephen's Episcopal School in Austin, Texas. Lindsay has been involved in our Community for several years and contributes encouragement, advice, and interesting questions to inspire conversation. Do you have any tips for new theatre teachers? ...
Get to Know the 2021 Board Candidates
Who will join the EdTA Board of Directors in 2021? The slate of candidates for next year's election has been finalized. Three candidates are running for one vice president/president seat, and nine for two director seats. One candidate has joined the slate by petitioning prior to the filing deadline. The 2021 ballot also will include proposed changes to the code of regulations. Read more about the proposed changes in the 2021 Election Library . The election will begin in late January by way of online balloting. All members in good standing as of January 4, 2021, will be eligible to vote. Members will receive voting instructions via email in mid-January; ...
Tips for Using the New EdTA Membership System
By EdTA News posted 12-18-2020
EdTA has completed the upgrade to our member management software. This upgrade will provide streamlined operations, integrated technology systems, and advanced features that give you more flexibility to manage your member experience. As with any technology implementation, this new system comes with a learning curve – and the rollout process is never without hiccups. Thanks to those who have helped troubleshoot by reporting bugs and questions. To help with the learning curve, here's a quick guide to using the system: Terms Community Hub: This is the new version of the former "Troupe Business" page, where you conduct transactional business related to ...
Iowa Chapter Director Election to be Held in January
In January, members of EdTA's Iowa chapter will choose a new director to replace current co-directors Aaron Dean and Leslie LaCorte, whose term ends July 31, 2021. The election will open January 8, 2021; eligible voters (all active adult EdTA members in Iowa) will have until midnight CT January 31 to cast a ballot. EdTA will tally the results February 1 and notify the current Iowa chapter directors of the election results. Per EdTA Chapter Governance Policy , if there is a tie, it will be the responsibility of the Iowa Thespians Board to break that tie. Alan Strait and Christina Myatt are on the ticket together and if elected as a slate, will serve as ...
Community Spotlight: Julie Hanisch
By Ginny Butsch posted 11-17-2020
One of the main goals for our Theatre Education Community is to help theatre students and professionals from all over connect and identify with each other in order to build resources and support the theatre education field. We shine a spotlight on a different member every other week by conducting a simple interview. Our next Spotlight is Julie Hanisch, the English/Drama teacher at Mukwonago High School in Mukwonago, Wisconsin, home of Thespian Troupe 642. Julie has been exchanging ideas and advice in the Open Forum for a couple years now and has a clear passion for creating student leaders and providing a variety of theatrical opportunities. Why do you ...
Important Enhancements Coming to EdTA Online Member Services
EdTA is currently upgrading our member management software to better serve you. This upgrade will provide streamlined operations, integrated technology systems, and advanced features that give you more flexibility to manage your member experience. The change requires us to take some transactional processes offline. During this time, you'll still be able to register for Thespian Nation Live , access webinars and lesson plans on Theatre Educator Pro , order items in the Thespian Spirit Shop , post or receive messages in our online forums , and make a donation to help school theatre programs in need. The following online transactions will be temporarily ...
Advocacy Leadership Network Seeking New Chapter Representatives
The Educational Theatre Association's Advocacy Leadership Network (ALN) is now accepting applications for new chapter representatives. Launched in 2017, the ALN is designed to train adult members in grassroots advocacy efforts on behalf of theatre and other arts education. The network, currently including 26 chapters, was founded to address a new era of public education signaled with the passage of the federal Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) in 2015. ESSA gave greater responsibility to state and district decision makers to determine how and what education is delivered to their K-12 students. The goal of the ALN is to create a coordinated team of chapter representatives ...
Save the Date for Virtual ITF 2021
The Virtual International Thespian Festival ― the ultimate annual celebration of school theatre ― will return June 22-25, 2021. For one week every summer, members of the International Thespian Society and other theatre fans from around the globe gather for performances, interactive workshops led by top teaching artists, and auditions with premier colleges and universities in a community-centered experience like no other. Daily surprises and special appearances by Broadway and Hollywood celebrities mean participants never know who might stop by. Virtual ITF attendees can: Participate in a broad range of workshops highlighting every theatre interest. Enjoy ...
EdTA Nominating Committee Selects 11 Board Candidates
The Educational Theatre Association Nominating Committee has selected 11 candidates to compete for three national board seats. They have endorsed three candidates for the vice president/president position and eight candidates for two board director positions. The nominees for vice president/president are Krista Carson Elhai, David Tate Hastings, and Scott Walker. The vice president/president serves one five-year term: two years as VP, two years as president, one as past president. Randall Delone Adkison, Tali Allen, Donald Amerson, Sean Elias, Joannarae Ibañez, Darla Jones, Silvia D. Scaife, and Mary Schuttler will be on the ballot for the board director ...
EdTA Survey Shows Profound Impact of COVID-19 on Theatre Education
The Educational Theatre Association's August survey, "The Impact of COVID-19 on Theatre Education," has confirmed the profound effect of the pandemic on school theatre throughout the United States, leaving many programs at significant risk in the coming years. The survey queried more than 11,000 middle and high school theatre educators about the status of their programs in the pandemic environment. Nearly 2,400 teachers responded, offering a snapshot of how COVID-19 has reshaped both their teaching methods and student learning opportunities. Analysis shows programs have suffered substantial revenue losses, with 91% of schools forced to cancel performances ...
Chapter Director Elections 2021
The following candidates have been nominated by their boards to run for chapter director positions beginning August 1, 2021: Illinois Chapter ― James Smith Indiana Chapter ― Jeremy Leazenby Bruce & Ray Palasz (co-directors) Iowa Chapter ― No nominations. Kansas Chapter ― Barbara Hilt and Jennifer Morgan-Beuchet (co-directors) Massachusetts Chapter ― Jessica Harms Michigan Chapter ― Jason Pratt Montana Chapter ― Sarah DeGrandpre Nebraska Chapter ― Brooke Phillips and Emili Mokrycki (co-directors) New Jersey Chapter ― Carolyn Little New York Chapter ― Lindsay Shields Ohio Chapter ― Matt Wolfe ...
USITT and EdTA Launch Technical Theatre Pilot Exam in High Schools Across the Country
The United States Institute for Theatre Technology (USITT) and the Educational Theatre Association(EdTA) have selected 171 schools from 39 states and Taiwan to participate in the BACKstage Technical Theatre Pilot Exam, a digital test for high school students designed to measure their competency in a broad range of technical theatre knowledge. Several thousand students are expected to take the pilot exam, which includes both a pre- and post-test. The pre-test is available between September 8 and October 22, 2020, and the post-test will be conducted April 15 through June 1, 2021. USITT, the recognized expert in the field of technical theatre, developed the ...
Community Spotlight: Marie Miguel
One of the main goals for our Theatre Education Community is to help theatre students and professionals from all over connect and identify with each other in order to build resources and support the theatre education field. We shine a spotlight on a different member every other week by conducting a simple interview. Our next Spotlight is Marie Miguel, the theatre teacher at Indian River High School in Chesapeake, Virginia. Marie also has an adaption of Frankenstein published and available at Stage Plays, with a forthcoming publication of an adaption of Oedipus, also at Stage Plays . Why do you believe theatre is important? For many people, especially ...


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AT&T PAC's "Giant Transformer," the Wyly, Honored By American Institute of Architects
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Robert Wilonsky | January 7, 2011 | 2:55pm
Two different announcements have landed in the in-box in the last 24 minutes alerting our attention to the fact the American Institute of Architects has given the Dee and Charles Wyly Theatre one of its prestigious Honor Awards for Architecture, along with these other estimable edifices. One release says the "Dallas Theater Center is thrilled to have its home theater recognized in such a prestigious way"; no doubt. Another reminds: "The Wyly Theatre is one of 27 recipients selected from over 700 total submissions"; mazel tov.
And what say the judges about the "bad-ass giant Transformer"? This:
The Dallas Theater Center (DTC) is known for its innovative work, the result of its leadership's constant experimentation and the provisional nature of its former, long-time home. The DTC's previous accommodation -- a makeshift metal shed -- freed its users from the limitations imposed by a fixed-stage configuration and the need to protect expensive interior finishes.
The Dee and Charles Wyly Theatre overcame these challenges by positioning back-of-house and front-of-house facilities above and beneath the auditorium, instead of encircling it. This unprecedented stacked design transforms the building into a "theater machine" that extends the technologies of the fly tower and stage into the auditorium to provide an almost infinite variety of stage-audience configurations; liberates the performance hall's perimeter to allow fantasy and reality to mix when and where desired; and manifests a strong presence in the Dallas Arts District despite its relatively modest size.

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Miami, FL (UroToday.com) The prevalence of obesity, defined as a body mass index (BMI) ≥ 30 kg/m2, has increased in women 60 years of age and older from 31.5% in 2003-2004 to 38% in 2011-2012. The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) further stratifies obesity into three classes: Class I (BMI 30-35), Class II (BMI 35-40), and Class III (BMI>40).
Obesity has been shown in multiple studies to be a risk factor for stress urinary incontinence (SUI), and it remains a viable option in these patients who seek treatment for SUI. James E. Pilkington, MD, and his group at Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center-Shreveport reported the outcomes in obese women who underwent midurethral slings (MUS) at their institution. His group performed a retrospective chart review of women with BMI ≥ 30 who underwent top-down retropubic (RP) and outside-in transobturator (TO) MUS and had a minimum of 12 months' follow-up. Women who had previous anti-incontinence surgery and those undergoing concomitant surgery were included. Pre-and postoperative assessment included routine examinations and validated quality of life (QoL) questionnaires. "Cure" was defined as patients with no subjective or objective findings of SUI post-operatively, in whom no additional procedures were needed to achieve continence.
From 1371 MUS procedures performed during the study period, 575 women met inclusion criteria. Mean follow-up time in this group of patients was 41 months. Of these, 405/575 (70%) had RP MUS, and 170/575 (30%) had TO MUS. Mean age, parity, baseline pad use, and preoperative QoL indices were not statistically different between RP and TO groups. 56% of patients had Class I obesity, 28% had Class II obesity, and 16% had Class III obesity.
The overall cure rate for the RP group was 65%; those with Class I, II, and III obesity had cure rates of 69%, 63%, and 57%, respectively. The overall cure rate for the TO group was 58%; those with Class I, II, and III obesity had cure rates of 62%, 58%, and 45%, respectively.
The investigators then isolated their study to include those women with isolated sling procedures for SUI. 83/142 (58%) in the RP group were cured; those with Class I, II, and III obesity had cure rates of 63%, 52%, and 55%, respectively. 31/57 (54%) in the TO group were cured; those with Class I, II, and III obesity had cure rates of 62%, 50%, and 42%, respectively. Perioperative complications were infrequent (Figure 1), with most being Clavien grade ≤ 3 and associated with concomitant surgery. Mean improvement in all QoL indices was seen in all groups, regardless of SUI cure, but that cure rates waned over longer follow-up for both groups.
Dr. Pilkington and his group concluded that SUI cure rates after MUS in the obese population are lower than those traditionally-quoted in the non-obese, and that longer periods of follow-up, increasing class of obesity, and TO MUS were risk factors for recurrent or persistent SUI.
However, MUS surgery in obese women was considered safe with an overall high satisfaction rate.


Lord Huston waives his hat to follow and walks out the door. I grab a piece of sopressata, polish off a cup of wine in one gulp and follow Huston to a large white Rolls Royce, it must be a hundred years old. They say he drove it here through Franco-German lines after Paris collapsed….


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Archives Let's Take a Trip to the Skinniest House in New York
Let's Take a Trip to the Skinniest House in New York
A couple weeks ago, we took a trip to Julianne Moore's house in Greenwich Village, a section of New York City in Manhattan.
March 20, 2011: Let's Take a Trip to Julianne Moore's House
April 18, 2010: How to Live the Good Life in the Traditional City
The purpose was to get you used to the idea of living in a proper Traditional City urban house — the attached townhouse. In fact, this house is quite beautiful and has a luxurious big backyard.
It is on a land plot of about 2200 square feet, or 1/20th of an acre. This would be considered a very small plot indeed in Suburban Hell, but in the context of the Traditional City it is spacious, even extravagant.
This particular house is a good example of a Traditional City style urban design. However, Greenwich Village and New York City are not. They are examples of 19th Century Hypertrophism. So, I want you to think of the house, not the street and the city in general. Think of a house like Julianne Moore's, but in a proper Traditional City environment like this:
What's the difference? Primarily it is the width of the street. This street is a proper pedestrian street, about 20 feet wide. That is actually on the wide side for a pedestrian street, which is why actually only half the street is being used for transit, and the other half for an outdoor cafe.
These photos describe very well the difference between a Traditional City Really Narrow Street and a typical 19th Century Hypertrophic Street.
Washington Street, Norwalk, CT.
A typical Really Narrow Street.
Doesn't that look like a nice place. No Cars!
Actually, it is the same street, with the center automobile roadway digitally removed. We just got rid of four lanes of auto traffic.
http://oldurbanist.blogspot.com/2011/03/thinking-small-narrow-streets-movement.html
Typical commercial street in Venice, a city with no cars.
Looks about the same as our digitally-modified Norwalk street doesn't it?
A Traditional City will have some larger "arterial" streets somewhat like Washington Street, with a central roadway, but that should be only a small fraction of overall streets. I think a ratio of about 80% Really Narrow Streets/17% Arterial Streets/3% Central Boulevards is good.
(A Central Boulevard would be something like Broadway in New York or the Champs Elysees in Paris.)
In that case, why not just use an example from France? Because people can't relate. They say, "oh that is so quaint, and typical for a bunch of quiche-eating surrender monkeys." I need to use examples of Americans living in these sorts of houses, and enjoying it. It helps us to cross the line from "oh, that's a nice postcard shot from a European vacation," to "hmmm, yes, that could be a viable solution for me." (Remember I'm dealing with retards here.)
As it turns out, Greenwich Village also has the narrowest house in New York City. The land it stands on is nine and a half feet wide, and thirty-two feet deep. That is 304 square feet.
Now let's just think about that for a moment. An acre has 43,560 square feet. So we are talking about 1/143th of an acre. It is only one-seventh the size of the land that Julianne Moore's house is on.
A hundred-and-forty-third of an acre? Is that possible? Is it tolerable?
Of course, you can have a lot higher density than that with an apartment building. You can easily do 300+ apartments per acre, with a Traditional City design of 5-6 stories like you see in the photo above, and no high-rises. But for now we will talk about single-family houses.
OK, it is obviously not as luxe as Julianne Moore's place. However, you have to admit it looks perfectly comfortable.
We could be picky and list some design flaws — notably, the vestigal setback and "front yard" in the form of three feet of concrete surrounded by an iron railing. Is this really necessary? If you only have 304 square feet to work with, do you really want to blow 10% of it on a concrete setback that serves no purpose? This is why I say "buildings side by side, and up against the street." However, remember that this is a 19th Century Hypertrophic City, not a Traditional City, so it is facing a street that is actually about the same size as Washington Street in Norwalk, above. This creates a psychological need for a "buffer" between the living areas and the inhospitable outdoor environment, and a subconscious urge to hide behind an iron fence with spikes on top. Normally, this would also be combined with an enormous stairway, another architectural "buffer," but here the size of the house makes that somewhat inpractical.
With those quibbles aside: Could you live there? Would it be OK?
As it turns out, this tiny house has had quite a list of famous occupants since its construction perhaps in the 1850s.
Cartoonist William Steig lived there.
Anthropologist Margaret Mead lived there.
Writer Ann McGovern lived there.
Actors Cary Grant and John Barrymore are reported to have lived there.
Poet Edna St. Vincent Millay lived there.
Let's compare the lifestyle of someone living here with someone living in a much larger brownstone in the same neighborhood. Is it only 1/7th as good? No, it is practically identical. There's really no hardship involved in living in a place like this, or an apartment of similar size.
Indeed, there is a lot less hardship in some ways. It's a heck of a lot cheaper. And a lot less bother to decorate and maintain.
Here are a few more skinny houses.
Tokyo.
Amsterdam.
Antwerp.
The most important thing, however, is not the house itself, but, as any real estate broker will tell you, the location location location. Ideally, a house like this would be located in a beautiful Traditional City neighborhood. John O'Brien is an artist who has done some wonderful paintings of Traditional City environments. Try to think of what it would be like to live in this house, in a John O'Brien painting.
Visit John O'Brien's website
Doesn't look like Greenwich Village does it?
Or Queens? Or Chicago?
Queens, like almost all 19th Century Hypertrophic Cities, is basically a dump.
If you build a 19th Century Hypertrophic City, you will probably end up with a dump.
If you build a Traditional City, you will probably end up with something fabulous.
Choose wisely.
Look at the width of the street here. It is 10-15 feet. No cars. No green space. Just a guy and his dog walking down the middle of the street.
February 13, 2011: Let's Take a Traditional City Break 2: More Really Narrow Streets Than You Can Shake a Stick At
February 6, 2011: Let's Take a Traditional City Break
Lots of fun.
Look how every square inch is beautiful.
Nice example of an urban courtyard here too.
No Non-Place.
Girls in dresses.
How about making something like this your urban ideal? It is so easy to do.
Really Narrow Streets.
Buildings side by side and up against the street.
No cars.
By the way, all these pictures are based on real parts of France, mostly Paris.
A city should be a place that children, women, and the elderly are comfortable in.
What if, say, San Diego looked like this?
Can you envision how fabulous it would be to have San Diego's climate and beaches, combined with a city like this?
You could walk to the beach and go surfing in the morning and then have breakfast at Chez Michelle. How fabulous would that lifestyle be?
Not really griping about how small your house is anymore, are you?
Maybe you are starting to feel a bit of pity for those still wasting away in Suburban Hell.
You should think of it in terms of lifestyle, not how-many-square-feet.
You can have a lot of square feet and a crappy lifestyle (McMansion/Suburban Hell)
You can have just a few square feet and a crappy lifestyle (trailer park/Suburban Hell)
You can have a lot of square feet and a wonderful lifestyle (huge townhouse/Traditional City)
You can have just a few square feet and a wonderful lifestyle (small apartment/Traditional City)
Can you begin to form a picture in your head of what a successful civilization looks like?
I hope you enjoyed our trip to the Skinniest House in New York.
Other commentary in this series:
October 17, 2010: The Problem of Scarcity 3: Resource Scarcity
August 22, 2010: How to Make a Pile of Dough with the Traditional City
August 1, 2010: The Problem With Bicycles
June 6, 2010: Transitioning to the Traditional City 2: Pooh-poohing the Naysayers
May 23, 2010: Transitioning to the Traditional City
May 16, 2010: The Service Economy
April 4, 2010: The Problem With Little Teeny Farms 2: How Many Acres Can Sustain a Family?


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the mother of an autistic girl in an absurd situation in front of National Education
While school should be a right for everyone in France, many children with disabilities cannot go there due to lack of specialized support. Anne, mother of an 8-year-old girl with autism, found an AESH herself and agreed to pay for it from her own funds. Yet, National Education hangs on.
Anne, mother of an 8-year-old girl with autism, finds herself at an incomprehensible impasse. Like many children with disabilities, the girl cannot go to school because there are not enough AESH (student escorts with disabilities).
He was due back in CP this year but hasn't set foot on a course since September. "It puts me on edge. I didn't decide to homeschool my son, it's not a life plan I have," Anne complains.
Aware of the shortage of AESH, he decided to take matters into his own hands. A partner has therefore been found, as well as an association that can sign a reception agreement with the school institution. Her mother even agrees to pay from her own funds.
1,300 AESH would be missing in Val-de-Marne
However, his request has been blocked at the rectorate of Val-de-Marne since the beginning of the school year. Facing the wall, he contacted the "RMC has committed to you" teams.
"I put in place everything that can facilitate the integration or inclusion of my child within the school. All I want is that someone is able to sign the paper for me, that's all I ask", yes annoys.
According to the parent collective of 94, 1,300 AESH would be missing in the Val-de-Marne alone. This job attracts little because it is only part-time and therefore badly paid: less than 900 euros a month.
Why, now that Anne has found an AESH herself, is the rector still blocking? It is incomprehensible to Stéphanie Valentini, president of the Cap Handi Cap association, which helps parents like Anne find private companions.
"I don't understand why they are blocking"
"Given the shortage of AESH in National Education, it is fortunate that we are able to find people who are willing to work with our children. Sometimes we even ask National Education to hire these people because there are people who do not have the financial means to pay for the private sector. We bring human resources to them, so at some point I don't understand why they are a hindrance," he complains.
The situation is not unique. Currently about twenty families are waiting for their children to attend school with a private tutor.
Contacted by the 'RMC commits to you' teams, the academic management admitted that there had indeed been a number of problems with this dossier. She apologizes, she says she doesn't know exactly what happened, but she says she fixed it.
The association should have a return from the management of the Academy by the end of December.
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Canberra gives Microsoft protected-level cloud classification
Redmond now has a spot on the Certified Cloud Services List, allowing the company to store highly classified government information on Azure and Office 365 in Australia.
By Asha Barbaschow | April 3, 2018 -- 02:00 GMT (19:00 PDT) | Topic: Security
Microsoft is the latest vendor to receive accreditation from the Australian Signals Directorate (ASD), allowing it to store highly classified government information up to "protected" level on its Office 365 platform and specific Azure services.
Protected-level certification for cloud services is currently the highest security level approved by the ASD on its Certified Cloud Services List (CCSL).
Microsoft received accreditation from the ASD in June that saw Australia's intelligence agency formally certify 50 services on the ASD CCSL across Azure and Office 365.
At the time, Microsoft Azure engineering lead for Australia James Kavanagh, as the company's Australian national technology officer, told ZDNet there were services "coming downstream" to allow government organisations to "go beyond" just the unclassified data route.
Leading up to Tuesday's announcement, Microsoft then launched two new Australian datacentre regions at Canberra Data Centres (CDC) to offer Australian governments access to Microsoft Azure from early 2018.
CDC built its facilities in advance as top secret, which allows Microsoft to offer services from within CDC, inheriting the characteristics already in place and thus complying with Australian government requirements.
Earlier on Tuesday, Microsoft also revealed Azure Australia Central, two new cloud regions in Canberra targeted towards government, financial services, and critical national infrastructure clients in Australia and New Zealand that are making the move to multi-cloud.
Microsoft is the second foreign vendor extended the CCSL honour, after Dimension Data scored a spot on the CCSL in February.
ASD handed out protected-level classification to Sliced Tech and Vault Systems in March last year, with the local duo the first allowed to store highly classified government information in their respective cloud platforms.
Macquarie Government, part of the Macquarie Telecom Group, also received its protected-level accreditation in September.
Making the announcement alongside Microsoft on Tuesday in Canberra was Australian Minister for Law Enforcement and Cyber Security Angus Taylor, who said the use of cloud by the government will allow it to stand up IT projects quicker and more cost effectively.
Read also: Commonwealth pushes public cloud by default
"Cloud certification is one of those areas that's critically important to the government and it's actually something I'm very passionate about, and the reason I'm passionate about it is because it is part of the transformation of government that we need to see and it's a transformation where we know technology can do many of the things that Australians are demanding of government," Taylor said.
"There is no doubt of what can be delivered through the cloud.
"With too many government projects historically we've spent the first several years, not months, standing up servers, well we know doing it this way we can do it much faster, which is why it is so important."
Taylor believes Australia can take a leadership role in delivering government services, not just within the country's borders but to the rest of the world as well.
Read also: Australian government considers approach to cybersecurity 'world-leading'
"I'm a passionate believer that we can develop a government technology sector in this country that is world leading," he continued.
"And as we have more certified cloud services like this one, I'm confident that only can we bring the best of the world to Australia, but we can take the best of Australia to the world and we are as a government determined to do this.
"We shouldn't underestimate the potential for [Canberra] to be more than just a city that delivers government to the rest of Australia, but a city and region that can deliver the best of what Australia has to offer to the world."
Although confident in Australia's ability to deliver this "world-leading tech sector", Taylor said the country first needs services like the one announced by the US giant in order to be able to do that.
Microsoft looks to fix multi-cloud mess with Azure Australia Central
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Imagine being a 16-year-old in high school and having to learn a new culture on the fly.
Luca Mistereck and Tim Pullmann are doing just that for Mead girls tennis and Ferris boys tennis, respectively.
The two are German foreign exchange students who are executing on the tennis courts and in the classrooms, and excelling at acclimating to a different city with new people. But the biggest difference between tennis in Germany at this age and tennis in the United States is with the teams themselves – and sometimes the courts.
High school tennis is nonexistent in Germany, so being a part of a team with kids you go to school with sets up a unique relationship.
Both athletes speak solid English, even if they don't know all of the cultural norms of the U.S. This has helped them settle in nicely with their schools, teams and host families.
Mistereck has negotiated the language barrier, but she is still figuring out the hard courts on which she plays.
"I have always played a clay court at home and now I am playing hard court, which is a total different sport to me," she said.
It takes a special type of person to leave their families and homes for an opportunity in the U.S., but both athletes have taken the move in stride.
Mistereck has welcomed the opportunity to make new friends and to see the world outside of Germany.
This is the first time either coach has had a foreign exchange student on the varsity roster. The weird scheduling this season, due to the weather, hasn't allowed either coach to spend as much time with the new players as they would have hoped.
Both players have received rave reviews for their courteous and fun demeanor.
"(Pullmann) seems to fit in really well. He's really personable, really easy to speak and to talk to," Ferris first-year head coach Jim Utzinger said. "He's an excellent tennis player.
Mistereck's dad was a professional tennis player in Germany for a few years before he turned his attention to coaching – and his daughter, who said he made her play tennis.
But her passion for tennis is evident in her almost overwhelming positivity on the court.
Pullmann's brother was a tennis player, but it was his friends who drew him toward the sport.
Both want to continue their ascension in the tennis world and to build relationships with the players on their team.
Pullmann is also actively pursuing possible scholarship opportunities so he can return to the U.S. for college.
Mistereck is on her way up. She's already so solid on the court that Coleman believes she has the talent to be one of the league's top players.
"As a tennis player, she is really accomplished. She knows what she is doing on the court," said Coleman.


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Two years is an eternity in politics. Two years ago, Macron's En Marche! was not a party but a movement, full of youthful vigor and enthusiasm, in the image of its founder master. Lately, however, dispatches from the field paint a very different picture. Some marcheurs have simply fallen by the wayside and quit; others are disillusioned; still others complain of top-down control and no outreach.
It was predictable, many will say. There were countless naysayers from the beginning. When I was in Paris reporting on the election, I found people divided among enthusiasts; doubters, who thought it was mainly a media bubble that would eventually burst, but perhaps not before the election; and scoffers, who thought it was nothing but hype.
I was not an enthusiast, but I was not exactly immune to the enthusiasm either. Although I saw little of substance that was new in the Macron campaign, I did see a difference in style and was impressed by the novel combination of talents that the candidate brought to the job. I listened to people who despised Macron, but I also heard from many others who knew him better, some who had worked with him, who agreed that there was something about him they hadn't encountered in anyone else. So I willingly suspended disbelief–something I vowed I wouldn't do again after 1981. But when times are desperate, one wants to believe, especially when the alternative seems to be the extreme right.
So I can understand the disillusionment of these marcheurs. The question is how Macron responds. He cannot be unaware of the danger that the desertion of some of his most committed supporters poses. He is a student of past French presidencies, and of their failures. He knows that the unique power of the presidency rests on a unique bond, as de Gaulle liked to say, between a man and a people. All is not yet lost. And if two years is a long time in politics, four years–Macron's remaining time–is twice as long.
The poverty program proposed yesterday is a step, with some promising features and real resources behind them, but it's not enough, and once again Macron seems to be demanding an effort of the poor that he has by no means demanded in proportionate measure of the rich. His acknowledgment of French responsibility for torture in Algeria is also creditworthy, but it's not going to rekindle the enthusiasm of the lost marcheurs. The president needs to re-imagine his relation to the office and to the people who elected him. This will be the real test of his political mettle.
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"The president needs to re-imagine his relation to the office and to the people who elected him." More simply, he needs to do what he promised to voters, and be more balanced in his treatment of rich and poor.
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It has surely 'always' been fairly certain that Macron most closely approximates a French version of Clinton-Blair-Schroeder et al who is therefore likely to do a lot of economically and socially unnecessary, unreasonable and harmful "neo-liberal" things that are designed to please major French and foreign "investors" and so on.


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Q: Understanding Grep Pattern - Example I am looking at an existing script, and am trying to understand what a certain line does. I  have the following command:
grep -v "[0-9]\{8\}030[0-9]\{4\}"

And can not understand in 'real' terms what I am looking for. I know since it is a -v, it is looking for every line that does not have this pattern int it; but cant figure out what the pattern is.
From what I can decipher, I think it should be looking for (using N to represent any number 0 through 9)
n{8}300n{4}; but this makes no sense since the log file it is searching for does not contain anything close to this. The log file being searched does contain a time string, such as 201401100528086; so Im sure the grep is excluding a certain time.. yet I can't say for sure.

A: The {n} is a repeat count, which matches exactly n copies of the atom to its left. So we can break down that expression into these parts:
[0-9] {8}      - match 8 digits
030            - match "030" exactly
[0-9] {4}      - match 4 digits

So this pattern matches anything that contains "########030####" where each # is a digit 0 through 9.
If the strings it's checking are of the form YYYYmmddHHMMSS which seems to be the case, this pattern appears to be designed to match any time string that occurred between 3 AM and 3:10 AM.

A: It appears to say : don't show me log entries where the hour was '3' and minute starts with '0' ( 0300 - 0309 )

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The Fryderyk Chopin Institute, in collaboration with the Artists' House in Radziejowice, is organizing the 7th International Master Course for Young Pianists, which will take place from 15 to 23 August 2019 at the Palace in Radziejowice. The course is dedicated to pupils, students and graduates of music schools and conservatories, as well as to all pianists interested in performance on period instruments.
As has now become a tradition, the young pianists will have the opportunity to work under the tutelage of eminent artists and recognized pedagogical authorities. The master classes on modern pianos will be led by Krzysztof Jabłoński and Kevin Kenner, while classes on period instruments will be led by Malcolm Bilson and Alexei Lubimov. As in previous editions, additional meetings, seminars and concerts prepared especially for the pianists will also take place during the Course. In the current edition the possibility of passive participation is maintained.
The detailed Course Rules and Regulations are available here. Each of the four master lessons lasts 60 minutes. The participant can choose any configuration of tutors. The full cost of participation (400 Euros) is comprised of a payment for the master lessons (200 Euros) and for room and board at the Palace in Radziejowice (optional, 200 Euros).
We ask all pianists interested in active or passive participation to fill out an electronic application form and send it to the following address: kursy@nifc.pl. If any question appears, please send an email to the address: mbrulinski@nifc.pl. The application form can be downloaded here. The deadline for submission of applications is 31 May 2019.


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Cheeses You Can't Find in America
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Why are some cheeses not available in the U.S. while others are?
The Daily Meal spoke with Liz Thorpe, cheese expert and author of The Cheese Chronicles, to find out which cheeses can't be found in the U.S. and why.
Cheese making dates back more than 4,000 years and is believed to have originated in Asia, spreading to Europe and eventually the rest of the world. Though the name of the very first cheese monger is unknown, an ancient legend tells us that the first cheese may have been made accidentally by an Arabian merchant, who carried a supply of milk in a pouch made from a sheep's stomach, as he set out across the desert. It is said that the rennet of the pouch's lining combined with the heat of the sun, caused the milk to separate into curd (cheese) and whey. It's virtually impossible to compute how many different cheeses there in the world today, but most experts agree that there are between 900 and 1000 types of cheese, classified by type of milk, moisture, mold or lack of it, methods of processing, and added flavorings. We'd love to try them all, but many types of cheeses are just not available in the United States, requiring us to travel far and wide to taste some of the best cheeses of the world.
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France is most known for producing briefly-aged, raw milk cheeses — basically any cheese that is soft, runny, creamy, and spreadable. Unless an unpasteurized cheese has been aged for at least 60 days, the U.S. considers it unsafe for consumption as it contains potentially harmful pathogens. In this case, many cheese makers produce what Thorpe calls "imitation cheeses" — cheeses with the same names as the original unpasteurized versions but made instead with pasteurized milk, making them acceptable for U.S. markets. A common example is Brie de Meaux, traditionally produced for the French market but exported here in pasteurized form.
A cheese whose importation has been temporarily banned by the FDA is Mimolette, a pasteurized cheese ripened with exposure to cheese mites (dust-like, microscopic mites that inhabit the rind).
Among the great cheeses that can be found in the U.S. only in their pasteurized forms include Vacherin Mont d'Or, a superbly creamy cheese made in both Switzerland and France from early fall to late spring; Camembert de Normandie, a smooth and runny cheese originally produced by Marie Harel in the France's Normandy region in 1791; and Selles sur Cher, a soft, slightly salty goat cheese, covered in vegetable ash, made in the French regions of Cher, Indre, and Loir-et-Cher. Read on for more information.
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Huddersfield Town boss wants win in Wales after Spanish sunshine
David Wagner is focused on the trip to Cardiff City
Head coach David Wagner has been delighted by the Spanish training camp
David Wagner says it's been good to give his Huddersfield Town players "a reminder of the details" during their Spanish training camp.
The head coach marked the first anniversary of his Championship appointment by turning back the clock.
Town, third in the table, were based at the same Marbella complex where Wagner took his inherited squad straight after his arrival last year.
Twelve months ago, they returned to prepare for a trip to Sheffield Wednesday, where they were beaten 3-1.
This time Wagner wants a better outcome at Cardiff City, third-placed Town's hosts on Saturday.
After a week spent in the company of their families, all the focus for the players is now on the South Wales mission.
Town are seeking a 10th win in round 17 of Championship games, and a fourth away from home.
"I wanted to remind the players of the details," explained the German, referring to his trademark 'full-throttle' system.
"To be able to do this in good weather was perfect, and the work was hard.
"It was the same place as last year, but this was not superstition.
"Going back makes it easier because you settle in and feel at home immediately.
"The other idea of our trip was to strengthen the group behind the group.
Mark Hudson says the Town bonding is stronger than ever
"If you are a Huddersfield Town player, you perhaps do not spend as much time at home as with other clubs.
"Families are very important and it's important to bind them as one.
"The chairman backed us to take the families as well and it was a great idea.
"We have often said at Huddersfield Town, we have to try to find different ways to be successful.
"Hopefully this was another."
Skipper Mark Hudson, who joined Town from Saturday's opponents Cardiff in September 2014, has enjoyed Marbella.
"All the families bonded nicely, which will help our team spirit in the long term, and the weather was good so we were able to get a lot of time on the grass.
"For us as a club we have always said that things need to be right both on and off the pitch, and this trip will have helped.
Our verdict on Huddersfield Town's season so far
"Training wise, it's been really good.
"I know it snowed in Huddersfield last week, which might have proved a problem, but in Spain it's been nice and sunny.
"Because we were able to take all of our equipment, we were able to keep to the usual processes.
"We have worked on little tweaks here and there and focused on the areas we need to improve on.
"I think the camp has helped rejuvenate us so we will be able to hit the ground running back in the UK."
Hudson, 34, was left out of Town's 1-1 home draw with Birmingham City before the international break (Neil Warnock's Cardiff, who are 21st, lost 2-1 at leaders Newcastle United).
Now he is aiming to seal a 14th appearance of the season, and 97th in total for Town, against the club where he spent five years and played 165 times, winning promotion to the Premier League in 2013, three years after they lost out in the Championship play-off final.
Hudson, who cost Cardiff £1m when he was signed from Charlton Athletic, hasn't played at their stadium since he moved to West Yorkshire.
Town had already visited South Wales the season he switched, and he missed out last September because of injury.
Four visits to the Cardiff City Stadium have brought four Town defeats, 5-3 after extra time in the second round of the League Cup in 2011/12, and in the Championship, 1-0 in 2012/13, 3-1 in 2014/15 and 2-0 last season.
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Q: How to query multiple tables at a time? What I have
I have an app, that archives tournaments in the game of chess. The app includes the following models:
class Tournament(models.Model):
    name = models.CharField(max_length=128)

class Player(models.Model):
    name = models.CharField(max_length=128)

# Abstract base class
class Match(models.Model):
    tournament = models.ForeignKey(Tournament)
    playerA = models.ForeignKey(Player, related_name='%(class)s_A') # eg. mastertournament_A
    playerB = models.ForeignKey(Player, related_name='%(class)s_B')
    score = models.CharField(max_length=16)

    class Meta:
        abstract = True

# here are tables of ``Match`` instances played out in a particular
# tournaments. All ``Match`` instances share the same fields
# so, I could also have one big table for all matches but I want to keep
# each Tournament in separate table for easiness.
class MasterTournament(Match):
    pass

class AmateurTournament(Match):
    pass

Now, I plan to have two different views: tournament_view (lists all matches played in a tournament) and player_view (lists all matches a player played throughout all tournaments)
Problem to solve
Given the views I mentioned, I need to perform two different queries for each.
In a tournament_view I will have filters (Choice Filter) playerA and playerB and I need to dynamically populate choices for them. This can easily be done with:
playersA_all = MasterTournament.objects.value_list('playerA')
playersB_all = MasterTournament.objects.value_list('playerB')

However, I am struggling to come up with the query for player_view. This view is very similar with Choice Filters playerA and playerB but now, for the choices I need to query all Tournament tables to get all opponents of the player who is being viewed. This will result in a bunch of database hits each time and in the process I'll need to introduce a temporary list to save and append results from different tables.
That's why I am feeling like I need to reorganize my models, but the only solution that comes to my mind is to have that huge one table with all tournaments' matches packed together, something I wanted to prevent from happening.
My question is, do you have any ideas how to tweak my models, or perhaps django does provide a solution to perform the query I need for player_view?

A: I've actually done something like this before, though I wasn't using Django to do it. The concept of getting all the opponents is a problem when the number of matches gets large. I was able to leverage my solution to also keep track of wins and losses, without having to calculate on the fly.
See www.eurosportscoreboard.com.
Anyway, the way I solved it was with triggers. You could do the same with a save signal.
Create an Opponent model with a fk relationship with Player and Match. When a Match is saved, create an Opponent for each player. The write will be a little slow, but the reads will be very fast.

A: Instead of having two ForeignKey fields, have one ManyToMany Field:
class Match(models.Model):
    tournament = models.ForeignKey(Tournament)
    players = models.ManyToManyField(Player, through='Participate')
    score = models.CharField(max_length=16)

class Participate(models.Model):
    player = models.ForeignKey(Player)
    match = models.ForeignKey(Match)
    visitor = models.BooleanField()

I think it solves most of your problem, and also makes a lot more sense, since there's no point in defining one as A and one is B. Both are players, there's nothing exceptionally distinguishable between them.

A: You cant query multiple tables at a time! You can make several queries and union results.
# so, I could also have one big table for all matches but I want to keep
# each Tournament in separate table for easiness.

This is a bad decision in case if you will need information from both tables in query results. Think about how you will query (with 2 tables) for one tournamet matches or positive score matches or matches with specific players - you must do queries to 2 tables and union results that doubles DB load. In this case you should create one table for matches, i think, and make one field for match type - Master or Amauter:
class Match(models.Model):
    tournament = models.ForeignKey(Tournament)
    playerA = models.ForeignKey(Player, related_name='%(class)s_A') # eg. mastertournament_A
    playerB = models.ForeignKey(Player, related_name='%(class)s_B')
    score = models.CharField(max_length=16)
    master_or_amauter = models.BooleanField(default=True) # master by default

And with one table you have no problem in player_view...


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So have you ever imagined what you would do, were you a companion?
Would you fall in love, whilst exploring the universe transcending time and space? Is that the ideal?
The Doctor is an almost perfect symbol of human desires. Longevity to near immortality, bravery in the face of danger, illusive magnetism that seemingly appeals to many a companion of present day storyline. Captain Jack Harkness may have been lusty, but The Doctor himself is pure lust in it's truest form. Beyond a baser instinct to mash reproductive organs together, and into a whole other realm of wild fantasy: Adventure, and immortality.
But it makes perfect sense… humans are mortal. Life is short, love is fragile. And The Doctor's face always changes.
Yet it's rare to meet a person who would want to be a Time Lord over being a companion.
Rather, most idealize the concept of being a companion. Where he grabs you by the hand with a hint of adventure in his shifting eyes and all you want to do is follow his lead. Why?
Have we forgotten how the companions end up? Brain wiped, stranded in parallel timelines, and at the very least… abandoned by the very man they put all of their faith into.
It's safer to be The Doctor than a companion, and the concept of being a companion has a peculiar sense of horror to it that we see many people overlook whilst romanticizing the scenario.
Every companion has been lost in their own mundane lives. The Doctor finds the companions, faltering through life, takes them under his wing, shows them the universe hoping to instill into them a better way of life. Companions are curious, adventurous, and troublesome, yet resourceful. That's the most important part right there; resourcefulness. In order to be a companion, one must have these qualities, as these qualities are very likely the same that he sees within himself. Perhaps even, the favourite parts of himself.
Have you noticed something horrible about the present day companion/Doctor dynamic?
When The Doctor regenerates the companion who is with him at that time can influence his next persona's attitude. Rose was cocky and brash, smiley silly 9th Doctor becomes brash 10th Doctor. 10th Doctor regenerates around Amy Pond who is naturally a bit dour, brooding, abrasive, snarky and sarcastic which brings forth snarky, brooding 11th Doctor. Clara is egotistical and impossible, bringing forth our 12th official, yet rule breaking 13th regeneration according to retconned history of the present day series which is with a lack of better words, once thought impossible. 12th Doctor has an air of ego about him that he never really had before.
Peter Capaldi is a beautiful Doctor.
Would you be a great influence for The Doctor were they to be around you when they regenerated? Or, would you be that one companion, that one unfortunate person who brought the worst out in him? Would you be the one to bring forth The Valeyard?


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Years ago, a friend of mine walked into an upscale bar in Chicago. He ordered a gin and tonic. "Twenty dollars," the bartender told him. "Twenty!" my friend said, going into cardiac arrest. (This was a decade before craft cocktails and mixologists and $35 drinks.) "Why not forty? Why not sixty?"
It was the right response, even if it didn't save him any money. This bar had decided that an ounce of gin, a splash of tonic, and a lime wedge were worth twenty dollars. Never mind that a bar two blocks over might have said the same things were worth five dollars. When an assigned value has no basis other than what the assigner feels is best, the number can be anything. Twenty makes as much sense as forty. Or sixty. Or a hundred.
We do something similar when we assign story points. What is a "point" and how many should be assigned? Good question. It depends entirely on the team. This is by design. Points were created to obscure the time aspect of engineering work. With points, we (engineers) meant to give ourselves the ability to size effort, without giving others (sponsors, business stakeholders) a timeframe that could be questioned, debated, pushed, or used to compare teams.
All good intentions, yes. But there are a few reasons it's time to move on from story points.
The business can't understand it
Business stakeholders can understand features. They can understand bugs. These things, manifested as issues, are the common currency between engineering and the business. Points only obscure things (again: by design). A burndown chart doesn't inspire understanding or confidence. It fails to answer the basic questions in language anyone can understand: how much is done, how much remains, and when will it be finished?
Holding stubbornly to a thing that stakeholders can't follow is a recipe for confusion at best, and distrust at worst. Imagine a sales rep declining to say how far along he was in dollars against quota, and instead using points velocity. Would you leave the room feeling inspired about the quarter?
We struggle to explain it
For engineers, obscuring the time aspect may once have sounded like a feature: Now management can't bother us with their clueless assumptions around person-days! In fact, it's a bug. A pretty big one. Adhering to story points puts us in the rather absurd role of estimating work size with units that have no common standard, and then trying to explain to others what we've come up with, and why. (I know of one case where the team devolved to simply holding up the number of fingers they felt correlated to the effort, with the manager taking the average of the number of fingers shown.)
Again, the rationale for points makes sense. Estimating isn't an imperfect science; it's not a science at all. There are too many variables in play—the experience of the team, the amount of concurrent work, the type and priority of the new work, the number of cross-team dependencies, even the time of year, to name a few—for people to be able to estimate effectively. So the desire to stop framing estimates in a specific number of days, which suggests a precision none of us have, and instead speak more impressionistically in "points," is entirely understandable.
It just doesn't actually help.
Make machines do the work
Truthfully, I suspect story points have persisted not because we think it's an excellent system, but for lack of anything better. We've settled—if not for "good enough," then at least for "what everyone else seems to be doing." (We've also gotten religious about it: building up methods and best practices, writing books, hiring coaches… all of which is a surefire way to get anything to stick around.)
What would a better way look like? It would start with using language the business can follow: not points, but issues. Issues are the best way for showing what engineering is doing, and how well it's going.
Of course, this still leaves us with the bigger problem of estimation. Deciding that a certain program of work is roughly equivalent to 50 issues (across epics, stories, tasks, etc.) is considerably easier than estimating how much time (or points) those 50 issues are likely to take. Going back to what we said above, there are just too many variables for people to be able to estimate effectively.
But what if we replaced that one word, people, with a different one: machines?
A machine—specifically, machine learning (ML)—is optimized for exactly the kind of complexity that goes into estimating. How does this work? With Pinpoint, we scan the entire work history of an organization as reflected in issue management tools like Jira, examining the metadata associated with all the work items (including parent items, children, grandchildren, etc.). From this, we derive the historic Cycle Time and Throughput at the organization, team and individual levels. We refine the model further by analyzing type and priority of the work. Armed with this analysis, we can apply it to any new work and automatically forecast the time required.
ML changes the game
Ron Jeffries, the originator of story points, recently took on their thorny history in a thoughtful post. Among his observations:
I think using [story points] to predict "when we'll be done" is at best a weak idea.
I think tracking how actuals compare with estimates is at best wasteful.
Agreed on both fronts. Regarding his second point, I recall once upon a time asking teams to do exactly this. We would baseline our estimates (ha), track our actuals (haha), and, when the project was finished, we would go through the analysis of comparing actuals to estimates, using what we learned to make better estimates for future work (rofl).
As an idea, it sounded wonderful (to me). As a practical matter, it proved impossible. Too complex, too laborious, and all in service of something we'd forget about the minute another landslide of work hit. If you'd told me there would come a day when the right technology could automate most of this away, I would've begged for a time machine.
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