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Games Convention 2005 Round-up
Europe gets the major event it deserves.
Article by	Patrick Garratt, Contributor
Updated on 20 August 2005
We love Germany very much. We'd live in Berlin if we could. Germany's good at loads of things, such as sports, for example, and art and beer and bread. But in the last week, we've come to realise that Germany, as a whole, is incredibly good at three things in particular.
Erstens - Smoking. An odd thing happens to British smokers when they arrive in Germany. "YES," they inwardly shout. "YES. Not only can I smoke virtually anywhere, but there are loads of other people smoking as well! Which means I don't feel like a leper for doing it!" After this they proceed to smoke 200 fags before 10am and turn green, causing German people, enjoying a morning coffee and cigarette, to look at them like they're weirdoes. Germany: doing smoking well.
Zweitens - Meat. [SFX: The opening of a notepad followed by a brief, brisk scribble.] "Have you chosen, sir?" "Yes. I'd like some meat, bitte." "A wise choice, sir. Any particular variety?" "I think I'll start with a bowl of pork soup with an entire, whole sausage in it, please. Followed by pork, deep-fried, on a bed of broiled pork. Dribbled with a pork jus. In a veal cone." "Any meat on the side?" "A small portion of meat, danke. You can never have enough meat." [SFX: Leather-bound menu clapping shut.] "Genau, sir." Seriously, if you're into meat, Germany has all the pork products you could ever need. Germany: meating very well indeed.
Drittens - Putting on a continent-beating video games show that is not only useful to every single person brought into contact with games on any level, but is also absolutely enjoyable and is about as likely to disappear as Germany is to stop liking pork and Marlboro any time soon.
The crux of the matter. Here's why.
Deutschland, Deutschland, über alles
Yes, that is Darth Vader admiring the skateboarders.
Games Convention, held in Leipzig, Germany, came of age this week. Microsoft saw to that by putting it firmly on the world stage with a global next-gen hardware pricing announcement. It's testament to the importance of the event in the gaming calendar now that Microsoft made the move instead of waiting for the Tokyo Game Show or X05, one of which will almost certainly play fiddle to the last piece of the Xbox 360 launch story, the console's release date.
But while the German announcement from Microsoft was significant, it really is only part of GC's success story. Yesterday, the first consumer day of nearly a week of events, 28,000 consumers marched on the Leipziger Messe to see pretty much every major 2005 Christmas release from every major video games publisher in the market. The show was major news in Germany, making national TV broadcasts and hitting newspapers wholesale. And this is after the Games Convention Developer Conference, which began on Tuesday and ended today, which drew speeches from key developers and industry figures of the likes of Bill Roper and Kamar Shah.
And to top all that, the venue's simply fantastic. But, whatever. Everyone's here for the games, right? Here's what was on offer.
Die Männer
A show like Games Convention can only be successful if all the format holders turn up. Not only did all the console manufacturers attend GC, but they built stands the like of which is only seen elsewhere at E3, and one of them chose the venue to price its next hardware, giving the global media reason to attend on Wednesday: a proper press day for the proper press.
Xbox 360s were strewn around for people to examine, or look constipated next to.
Xbox 360 stopped the show. In a dramatic turnaround from what really can only be described as a weak E3 showing (all the main stuff having been officially unveiled in advance), Microsoft announced global pricing for its soon-to-be-released baby - a key part of its launch strategy in that two packages will be available at retail - and showed enough products on its capacious stand to make even the most hardened cynic believe there's life in the old dog (Xbox) yet.
The company's show-floor amphitheatre was packed to the gunnels with press on Wednesday and consumers yesterday. It was hard to get near it. Xbox 360 was not only viewable in glass cases around the stand, but console cases were strewn all about the place in plant pots. People didn't stop picking them up, pressing the buttons, weighing them in their hands, tapping them, squinting at them. The main package announced for £279.99 was a gift; the cheaper package of the console and a pad for a staggering £209.99 is sure to attract plenty of interest too.
No 360 games were playable, but Gotham 3, DoA4, NBA Live '06, FIFA '06, Gears of War, Ghost Recon 3 and the rest of the usual suspects were being played on videos all over the booth. Kameo's play-test in the press conference looked a world away from the game shown at E3, and the immediacy of hearing prices, seeing the machine and knowing launch is only a few months away, coupled with all very cool iPod and camera connectivity shown on Wednesday, is suddenly making for an exciting prospect.
On the current-gen side, Microsoft's booth was adorned with third-party offerings for Xbox from the likes of SEGA and EA (FIFA, Monkey Ball Deluxe, SSX On Tour, and so forth), and a large section of space was taken up with PC games, as you'd expect at a German show. Fable: The Lost Chapters, Dungeon Siege II, Rise of Legends: Rise of Nations, Age of Empire III and Zoo Tycoon II were all getting a damn good testing yesterday. Microsoft in general was looking far happier than it did at E3. Why do you keep doing that, Microsoft people?
PSP was very popular. It's out next month ya know. Oh you did.
Three letters: PSP. PS2 had practically been relegated on the enormous Sony booth, with literally only a few PS2 games making any kind of major show at all. EyeToy was prominent, with Play 3 and Kinetic fully on show, and SOCOM 3, Buzz and 24, all playable, made up the bulk of the rest of the first-party PS2 line-up on display. That's obviously not to say that there were dozens of third-party PS2 games in the rest of the show, but still.
The rest was PSP. Hundreds of the handhelds were hanging from the ceiling, arranged on stands, linked together and were being beamed onto screens all around the booth. Red and white cushions were full of men, women and children lying around, laughing, playing against each other as the reality of the force of Sony's launch power was shown in full light. What games were they showing? Everything, from the look of it. Sony reiterated that ten first-party games would be available at launch on Wednesday, and they certainly weren't the only titles being played on the booth's PSPs. There were no tags identifying anything, and even if there were, we would have lost count. Not long to go now, Europe.
The GB Micro faceplates were interesting, but DS was a bigger focus for Nintendo.
"Product," as those in the industry are given to saying, and lots of it. The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess was the obvious star, showing levels seen in the E3 demo, and was proving extremely popular with journos and punters alike. Nintendo chose to use GC as a platform for delaying the GameCube title until next year, again an indicator of the event's growing importance.
There were plenty of GameCube games on display, but the little purple man was looking a little sickly. Mario Smash Football, Mario Baseball and Dancing Stage: Mario Mix were all playable, the latter looking great fun, natch. Geist, Hulk: Ultimate Destruction, Viewtiful Joe: Red Hot Rumble and The Sims 2 made up any "mainstream" contingent to be found, with Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance, Yoot Sanitos Odana, Shadow the Hedgehog and Chibi Robo writing the word "niche" on the GC show-floor with a nuclear pen. The DS stuff looked far more exciting, in general.
Nintendogs was proving a huge hit, and Metroid and Advance Wars: Dual Strike made up a pretty much indestructible trio for DS's Christmas '05. Aside, obviously, from Mario Kart DS, which was looking "a bit keen". A separate stand had been given over to the racer to show off the wireless multi-play, pushing the concept of people playing against each other in Berlin and Rekyucik. You couldn't get near it. Have DS, will drop bananas in the path of someone on the other side of the world.
Lastly, Game Boy Micro made a muted appearance at the back of Nintendo's stand, racks of them behind glass showing some extremely desirable faceplates. Want one. See the pictures. Want one.
If the men turn up, the boys always follow, although in this case the third-party publishers were more like pissed teenagers. There weren't many surprises, but some new games did show up in the rest of the show, and the scale of the stands was fantastic. Only at E3 and Tokyo Game Show will you see any equivalent. Get the picture yet?
Good footy week for the Germans really: England thumped, PES5 PSP playable.
Standard fare from Japan's finest, sporting Yu-Gi-Oh! on DS and PC, Castlevanias Dawn of Sorrow (DS) and Curse of Darkness (PS2), Metal Gear Ac!d and Coded Arms for PSP and a surprising large amount of back-up for DS with Death, Dragon Booster, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 3: Mutant Nightmare and the brilliantly named Frogger: Helmet Chaos. You couldn't make it up.
And Pro Evolution Soccer 5. On PSP. It was there on PS2 as well, but the PSP version was mobbed. Konami staff were walking around the show flashing off PES5 UMDs, bragging about how they'd been playing wirelessly against the units on the stand. Grown men, boasting about owning videogames. In this context, it is actually amazing.
The game works stupidly well with PSP's screen and floating control method, and as far as we could see there was virtually no difference between it and its PS2 counterpart. Some of the animations were incomplete – the ref appeared on a white background in cut-scenes – but this was looking enticing in every respect. The tag next to it said "75% complete". Come on the extra 25%.
Our THQ photos were a bit blurry, but you love parrots anyway.
General faff (Tak on GameCube and Bratz: Rock Angelz on PS2 being the main culprits) mixed with a better class of game on the THQ stand, beginning with MotoGP 3, playable on both Xbox and PC. The Xbox version was as hard as it's ever been, showing a mountain stage that had us crashing a lot. It possibly wasn't looking as special as it once did.
A surprising amount of mobile games were on display here, courtesy of THQ Wireless, including Worms Forts, several South Park titles, Juiced, Destroy All Humans, and Ibiza Ministry of Sound game and a Full Spectrum Warrior adaptation.
On the more interesting console and PC front, WWE Day of Reckoning 2 and Dawn of War Winter Assault were hidden away from the children, as were The Outfit (THQ's main announced Xbox 360 title), Company of Heroes and Titan Quest.
Company of Heroes, developed by Relic, was a highlight. The PC-only next-gen RTS showed a group of WWII American soldiers walking through a village in Normandy, getting ambushed by Germans and suddenly finding themselves in an insane firefight. The scenes were wholly reminiscent of the Dawn of War battles Relic perfected last year. Bodies flew around the screen, buildings fully destructed, Panzers and Shermans joined in with cannons and various cut-scenes chopped in depending on the outcome of smaller battles within the main event. It was awesome stuff. Incendiary, even. Only a rolling demo was shown, and no control method was seen on-screen, but we can trust Relic enough to wait for Company of Heroes' 2006 release.
Some Germans, yesterday. (Sorry.)
The likes Dragonball Z Tenkaicha and the latest, greatest Asterix & Obelix game were the first to greet visitors to the Atari stand, but there were definitely a few notables on display. An eyebrow-raiser in the making could well be Crash Day, a PC outing at present but, the developer told us, should be making its way to PS2 and Xbox before too long.
Two different demos of the crash-and-track game were on show, a Stunt Mode and a Wrecking Mode. Mr Developer described it as the unofficial sequel to Stunts, and it comes with what looks to be an exhaustive track editors, a la Trackmania Sunrise, which is capable of creating tracks 10km long with over 100m in height difference along the way. We only got to play the Stunt Mode, which involved driving a Lamborghini as quickly as possible over ramps with the aid of nitrous oxide. Combos, such as "Reach for the Sky", and so forth, flashed up on the screen along with multipliers, glass shattering on impact and the car crumpling. Could be interesting.
Away at the back of the stand was Mark Eco's Getting Up and The Matrix: The Path of Neo. The Getting Up section we played involved running over a motorway, following your "homie". We kept getting dead. The Path of Neo demo was the lobby scene from The Matrix, your mission being to rescue Morpheus by blowing the hell out of everything in sight. Good for a laugh. Next.
Men whose very faces represent the word 'gun'.
Of all the publishers showing off at Games Conversion, Midway looks to be on the steepest curve up. The company's stand was dripping with money, models draped over cars and very tasteful models of the Sphinx, and the games on offer really do look like a collective class act.
Rise and Fall on PC – developed by Stainless Steel Studios, them what did Empire Earth – was a stand-out game. The title is a genre cross between roaming combat and RTS, the demo on show detailing a Roman warrior in close-up pegging it around what looked to be an Egyptian city hacking opponents to death with a sword. At the side of the screen, his mission was to, "Clear a path through the city for the Fireraiser," which turned out to be a huge, flaming battering ram. Our hero was carrying a bow in addition to the blade, which came complete with three different types of arrows. Midway staffers have recently promised great things from Rise and Fall in private, and it looks to be one of the company's major releases before Christmas.
Unreal Tournament 2007 wasn't looking too shabby, either. We saw a new, as-yet unnamed mode which, according to Jim Brown of Epic, was a combination of Onslaught and Assault. The demo we were shown focused on differences in character models from previous versions, new vehicles and the new rocket launcher, which is now... red. Brown played with bots, storming an enemy base, planting explosives in what looked to be a city red light district and making the crazy boom. As you'd expect, it was high quality.
Even Midway's lower tier line-up looks genuinely good. LA Rush is surprisingly well done, and The Suffering: Ties That Bind holds your attention as you walk past, which, given the environment, is a compliment. Definitely encouraging.
Monkeys: we found them. Get lost Sonic! It's all about the monkeys!
Spartan: Total Warrior was on full show on all formats – PS2, Xbox and GameCube – and while we didn't get a chance to play it, every indication says it's going to be a biggie. Sega's looking good this year, and the publisher's GC line-up was no slouch, with Total Warrior and the stupidly addictive Virtua Tennis on PSP undoubted stars of the show.
Sonic Rush on DS and Shadow the Hedgehog across all console formats kept things spiky, if a little unremarkable, but Monkey Ball Deluxe raised a smile in the way no other monkey game can. It's all about the monkeys.
Barbarian Invasion, the Rome: Total War add-on, was also in attendance. War's going to be big for SEGA this year.
But Virtua Tennis. Good gravy. We stood and watched a 30-something man in a suit play against a boy of no more than 13 for at least 20 minutes. The only time either of them looked up was between games. We could open the thesaurus, but suffice it to say it's "really good". Like, really.
Nothing to do with Vivendi. But hey, we'd employ them. In a promotional context.
In case we missed something, we'll pull short of saying there were hardly any Vivendi games on display, despite an enormous stand, but there really weren't. We think.
F.E.A.R was playable on an entire tier of PCs around a central area, but, aside from one booth with Spyro: Shadow Legacy on it, that really was it. Well, apart from the towering poster for 50 Cent: Bulletproof and an enormous bed on a stage. A chap with a microphone was shouting about "Fiddy", the kids were going mental and screaming for t-shirts and everyone was generally very excited, but there was no game to be seen.
Similarly, there were StarCraft Ghost banners all over the stand. It may have been behind closed doors – it probably was, to be honest, along with Bulletproof – but we couldn't find it. See the pictures. Confusing stuff.
If there was one stand that said everything there needed to say about "doing" a consumer game show to absolute perfection, it was Activision's. It was packed, and for good reason. Hawk and Star Wars together is a mighty brand force, and Activision exploits it like an organ grinder with a skateboard-shaped organ and a monkey wearing a storm trooper helmet.
In front of the stand was a full-sized half-pipe, with regular displays of skating, roller-blading and BMX, including double displays, loads of grinding, a bucketload of air and a guaranteed eye-catcher for anyone within half a mile. When the extreme sports people weren't doing their stuff. Darth Vader and a troop of, um, storm troopers waltzed around the bottom of the ramp posing for photos. It went of for hours. Thousands of people crammed round the ramp. It was, in a word, awesome.
Remember me from the cinema? 'NOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!' Ring any bells? I'm famous.
The games backed up the glitz. Call of Duty II was shown on PC. Tony Hawk's American Wasteland, GUN, Star Wars Battlefront II, Star Wars: Empire at War and Ultimate Spider-Man completed a string of sure-fire hits for Activision's Christmas.
True Crime: New York City was shown off, but remained unplayable. We were shown a mob restaurant mission, which started off with the hero, a New York cop, smashing up the eatery with bodies, table legs and fists before moving outside and shooting up alleys with machineguns. We saw him strafe, duck and crawl, all while shooting, before seeing that bullet-time feature again, this time with grenades and a rocket launched.
Outside, the environments are instantly impressive, a distinct improvement over Luxoflux's realisation of LA. The demonstrator whipped a camera around 7th Street, and showed off the fully working metro system. Manhattan's been mapped in its entirety, and cut up into five "Crime Zones". The driving looked very similar to the first game, but the overall feel was far more acceptable. Fingers crossed.
Now, which do you think they're trying to touch more?
By the time we got over to Ubisoft's stand, the show was flying. Not literally, but you know what we mean. It was difficult to even walk around the stand at this point, but we got a glimpse of Dark Watch, King Kong, Brothers in Arms: Earned in Blood, Rainbow Six: Lockdown: Prince of Persia 3 and Far Cry Instincts, all of which were playable. In anyone's eyes, that's a serious list.
King Kong was proving a massive draw, and the queue to see the demo was monstrous. The Ghost Recon: Advanced Warfighter trailer from E3 was rolling on a big screen. All looked well in the land of shooting people in the head and fighting massive gorillas. So well, in fact, we were forced to leave.
Tomb Raider, as reported earlier this week, looks absolutely brilliant, a true hark back to the game that changed the industry forever. As you'll know if you read our preview earlier this week. The fusing of Eidos's line-up with that of SCi is no bad thing from a business perspective: Eidos now has a very serious offering indeed.
Tomb Raider was joined by Conflict Global Storm, Hitman: Blood Money, Commandos Strike Force and Total Overdose, all of which looked suitably polished from an extremely cursory inspection. One to watch could be Battlestations Midway as well. Eidos PR is going nuts for it, but we just didn't have the time. Planes, flying, shooting, bombs… We'll bring you something meaningful soon.
Do Germans like American Football? We're not sure. They like games though, and bless them for it.
EA attended Games Convention with a show of force. The huge, circular screen from E3 - presumably it's the same one - surrounded a huge staged area used for making presentations, of which one was Peter Molyneux. Molyneux himself was surrounded and hammered for autographs after his piece: just goes to show that he really is famous.
We missed his speech, but The Movies had been on show at GCDC earlier that week, as had Black & White 2, so we're guessing that's what he was about. Playable on the stand was The Sims 2, The Sims: Nightlife, Burnout on PSP, the new Potter on DS, the new Need for Speed, FIFA '06, SSX On Tour, and so on. The screen itself was showing rolling footage of next-gen titles. Again, EA's stand was completely packed from the moment the show opened to the moment it finished. We're not even lying.
And there we have it. Leipzig has arrived. Any show that is implicitly useful to a five-year-old child playing Yu-Gi-Oh! and the president of a major entertainment company alike, not only to the makers of gamers, but to the people who make sound cards for PCs and staff who sell advertising to magazines, will not only survive but will thrive. Microsoft's announcement of Xbox 360's pricing proved beyond all doubt that next year, the year Sony brings PS3 to market, Leipzig will not only live up to its moniker of the "European E3", but that it has the potential to become so much more. All those gamers, their parents and the entire industry descending on this small German city with its gigantic convention centre will see to that.
Right, we're off to eat some meat. Danke sehr.
Patrick Garratt


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// Licensed to the .NET Foundation under one or more agreements.
// The .NET Foundation licenses this file to you under the MIT license.
// See the LICENSE file in the project root for more information.

using System;
using Cake.Common.Build.AppVeyor;
using Cake.Common.Tests.Fixtures.Build;
using Cake.Core;
using Cake.Core.Diagnostics;
using Cake.Core.IO;
using NSubstitute;
using Xunit;

namespace Cake.Common.Tests.Unit.Build.AppVeyor
{
    public sealed class AppVeyorProviderTests
    {
        public sealed class TheConstructor
        {
            [Fact]
            public void Should_Throw_If_Environment_Is_Null()
            {
                // Given, When
                var cakeLog = Substitute.For<ICakeLog>();
                var processRunner = Substitute.For<IProcessRunner>();
                var result = Record.Exception(() => new AppVeyorProvider(null, processRunner, cakeLog));

                // Then
                AssertEx.IsArgumentNullException(result, "environment");
            }

            [Fact]
            public void Should_Throw_If_Process_Runner_Is_Null()
            {
                // Given, When
                var cakeLog = Substitute.For<ICakeLog>();
                var environment = Substitute.For<ICakeEnvironment>();
                var result = Record.Exception(() => new AppVeyorProvider(environment, null, cakeLog));

                // Then
                AssertEx.IsArgumentNullException(result, "processRunner");
            }

            [Fact]
            public void Should_Throw_If_Log_Is_Null()
            {
                // Given, When
                var processRunner = Substitute.For<IProcessRunner>();
                var environment = Substitute.For<ICakeEnvironment>();
                var result = Record.Exception(() => new AppVeyorProvider(environment, processRunner, null));

                // Then
                AssertEx.IsArgumentNullException(result, "cakeLog");
            }
        }

        public sealed class TheIsRunningOnAppVeyorProperty
        {
            [Fact]
            public void Should_Return_True_If_Running_On_AppVeyor()
            {
                // Given
                var fixture = new AppVeyorFixture();
                fixture.IsRunningOnAppVeyor();
                var appVeyor = fixture.CreateAppVeyorService();

                // When
                var result = appVeyor.IsRunningOnAppVeyor;

                // Then
                Assert.True(result);
            }

            [Fact]
            public void Should_Return_False_If_Not_Running_On_AppVeyor()
            {
                // Given
                var fixture = new AppVeyorFixture();
                var appVeyor = fixture.CreateAppVeyorService();

                // When
                var result = appVeyor.IsRunningOnAppVeyor;

                // Then
                Assert.False(result);
            }
        }

        public sealed class TheEnvironmentProperty
        {
            [Fact]
            public void Should_Return_Non_Null_Reference()
            {
                // Given
                var fixture = new AppVeyorFixture();
                var appVeyor = fixture.CreateAppVeyorService();

                // When
                var result = appVeyor.Environment;

                // Then
                Assert.NotNull(result);
            }
        }

        public sealed class TheUploadArtifactMethod
        {
            [Fact]
            public void Should_Throw_If_Path_Is_Null()
            {
                // Given
                var fixture = new AppVeyorFixture();
                var appVeyor = fixture.CreateAppVeyorService();

                // When
                var result = Record.Exception(() => appVeyor.UploadArtifact(null));

                // Then
                AssertEx.IsArgumentNullException(result, "path");
            }

            [Fact]
            public void Should_Throw_If_Path_Is_Null_WithSettings()
            {
                // Given
                var fixture = new AppVeyorFixture();
                var appVeyor = fixture.CreateAppVeyorService();

                // When
                var result = Record.Exception(() => appVeyor.UploadArtifact(null, settings => settings.SetArtifactType(AppVeyorUploadArtifactType.Auto)));

                // Then
                AssertEx.IsArgumentNullException(result, "path");
            }

            [Fact]
            public void Should_Throw_If_Not_Running_On_AppVeyor()
            {
                // Given
                var fixture = new AppVeyorFixture();
                var appVeyor = fixture.CreateAppVeyorService();

                // When
                var result = Record.Exception(() => appVeyor.UploadArtifact("./file.zip"));

                // Then
                AssertEx.IsExceptionWithMessage<CakeException>(result,
                    "The current build is not running on AppVeyor.");
            }

            [Fact]
            public void Should_Upload_Artifact()
            {
                // Given
                var fixture = new AppVeyorFixture();
                fixture.IsRunningOnAppVeyor();
                var appVeyor = fixture.CreateAppVeyorService();

                // When
                appVeyor.UploadArtifact("./file.zip");

                // Then
                fixture.ProcessRunner.Received(1).Start(
                    Arg.Is<FilePath>(p => p.FullPath == "appveyor"),
                    Arg.Is<ProcessSettings>(p => p.Arguments.Render()
                        == "PushArtifact \"/Working/file.zip\" -Type Auto"));
            }

            [Theory]
            [InlineData(AppVeyorUploadArtifactType.Auto, "Auto")]
            [InlineData(AppVeyorUploadArtifactType.WebDeployPackage, "WebDeployPackage")]
            [InlineData(AppVeyorUploadArtifactType.NuGetPackage, "NuGetPackage")]
            public void Should_Upload_Artifact_For_ArtifactType(AppVeyorUploadArtifactType type, string arg)
            {
                // Given
                var fixture = new AppVeyorFixture();
                fixture.IsRunningOnAppVeyor();
                var appVeyor = fixture.CreateAppVeyorService();

                // When
                appVeyor.UploadArtifact("./file.zip", settings => settings.SetArtifactType(type));

                // Then
                fixture.ProcessRunner.Received(1).Start(
                    Arg.Is<FilePath>(p => p.FullPath == "appveyor"),
                    Arg.Is<ProcessSettings>(p => p.Arguments.Render()
                        == $"PushArtifact \"/Working/file.zip\" -Type {arg}"));
            }

            [Fact]
            public void Should_Upload_Artifact_For_DeploymentName()
            {
                // Given
                var fixture = new AppVeyorFixture();
                fixture.IsRunningOnAppVeyor();
                var appVeyor = fixture.CreateAppVeyorService();

                // When
                appVeyor.UploadArtifact("./file.zip", settings => settings.SetDeploymentName("MyApp.Web"));

                // Then
                fixture.ProcessRunner.Received(1).Start(
                    Arg.Is<FilePath>(p => p.FullPath == "appveyor"),
                    Arg.Is<ProcessSettings>(p => p.Arguments.Render()
                        == "PushArtifact \"/Working/file.zip\" -Type Auto -DeploymentName \"MyApp.Web\""));
            }

            [Fact]
            public void Should_Upload_Artifact_Throw_Exception_For_DeploymentName_Containing_Spaces()
            {
                // Given
                var fixture = new AppVeyorFixture();
                fixture.IsRunningOnAppVeyor();
                var appVeyor = fixture.CreateAppVeyorService();

                // When
                var result = Record.Exception(() => appVeyor.UploadArtifact("./file.zip", settings => settings.SetDeploymentName("MyApp Web")));

                // Then
                AssertEx.IsCakeException(result, "The deployment name can not contain spaces");
            }
        }

        public sealed class TheUpdateBuildVersionMethod
        {
            [Fact]
            public void Should_Throw_If_Build_Version_Is_Null()
            {
                // Given
                var fixture = new AppVeyorFixture();
                var appVeyor = fixture.CreateAppVeyorService();

                // When
                var result = Record.Exception(() => appVeyor.UpdateBuildVersion(null));

                // Then
                AssertEx.IsArgumentNullException(result, "version");
            }

            [Theory]
            [InlineData("")]
            [InlineData("\t")]
            public void Should_Throw_If_Build_Version_Is_Empty(string version)
            {
                // Given
                var fixture = new AppVeyorFixture();
                var appVeyor = fixture.CreateAppVeyorService();

                // When
                var result = Record.Exception(() => appVeyor.UpdateBuildVersion(version));

                // Then
                AssertEx.IsExceptionWithMessage<CakeException>(result,
                    "The build version cannot be empty.");
            }

            [Fact]
            public void Should_Throw_If_Not_Running_On_AppVeyor()
            {
                // Given
                var fixture = new AppVeyorFixture();
                var appVeyor = fixture.CreateAppVeyorService();

                // When
                var result = Record.Exception(() => appVeyor.UpdateBuildVersion("build-123"));

                // Then
                AssertEx.IsExceptionWithMessage<CakeException>(result,
                    "The current build is not running on AppVeyor.");
            }

            [Fact]
            public void Should_Update_Build_Version()
            {
                // Given
                var fixture = new AppVeyorFixture();
                fixture.IsRunningOnAppVeyor();
                var appVeyor = fixture.CreateAppVeyorService();

                // When
                appVeyor.UpdateBuildVersion("build-123");

                // Then
                fixture.ProcessRunner.Received(1).Start(
                    Arg.Is<FilePath>(p => p.FullPath == "appveyor"),
                    Arg.Is<ProcessSettings>(p => p.Arguments.Render() == "UpdateBuild -Version \"build-123\""));
            }
        }

        public sealed class TheUploadTestResultsMethod
        {
            [Fact]
            public void Should_Throw_If_Path_Is_Null()
            {
                // Given
                var fixture = new AppVeyorFixture();
                var appVeyor = fixture.CreateAppVeyorService();

                // When
                var result = Record.Exception(() => appVeyor.UploadTestResults(null, AppVeyorTestResultsType.XUnit));

                // Then
                AssertEx.IsArgumentNullException(result, "path");
            }

            [Fact]
            public void Should_Throw_If_Not_Running_On_AppVeyor()
            {
                // Given
                var fixture = new AppVeyorFixture();
                var appVeyor = fixture.CreateAppVeyorService();

                // When
                var result = Record.Exception(() => appVeyor.UploadTestResults("./file.xml", AppVeyorTestResultsType.XUnit));

                // Then
                AssertEx.IsExceptionWithMessage<CakeException>(result,
                    "The current build is not running on AppVeyor.");
            }
        }

        public sealed class TheAddMessageMethod
        {
            [Fact]
            public void Should_Throw_If_Message_Is_Null()
            {
                // Given
                var fixture = new AppVeyorFixture();
                var appVeyor = fixture.CreateAppVeyorService();

                // When
                var result = Record.Exception(() => appVeyor.AddMessage(null));

                // Then
                AssertEx.IsArgumentNullException(result, "message");
            }

            [Fact]
            public void Should_Throw_If_Message_Is_Empty()
            {
                // Given
                var fixture = new AppVeyorFixture();
                var appVeyor = fixture.CreateAppVeyorService();

                // When
                var result = Record.Exception(() => appVeyor.AddMessage(""));

                // Then
                AssertEx.IsCakeException(result, "The message cannot be empty.");
            }

            [Fact]
            public void Should_Throw_If_Not_Running_On_AppVeyor()
            {
                // Given
                var fixture = new AppVeyorFixture();
                var appVeyor = fixture.CreateAppVeyorService();

                // When
                var result = Record.Exception(() => appVeyor.AddMessage("Hello world"));

                // Then
                AssertEx.IsExceptionWithMessage<CakeException>(result,
                    "The current build is not running on AppVeyor.");
            }

            [Theory]
            [InlineData("Hello world", AppVeyorMessageCategoryType.Information, null, "\"Hello world\" -Category \"Information\"")]
            [InlineData("Hello world", AppVeyorMessageCategoryType.Warning, null, "\"Hello world\" -Category \"Warning\"")]
            [InlineData("Hello world", AppVeyorMessageCategoryType.Error, null, "\"Hello world\" -Category \"Error\"")]
            [InlineData("Hello world", AppVeyorMessageCategoryType.Error, "Details of message", "\"Hello world\" -Category \"Error\" -Details \"Details of message\"")]
            public void Should_Add_Message(string message, AppVeyorMessageCategoryType category, string details, string args)
            {
                // Given
                var fixture = new AppVeyorFixture();
                fixture.IsRunningOnAppVeyor();
                var appVeyor = fixture.CreateAppVeyorService();

                // When
                appVeyor.AddMessage(message, category, details);

                // Then
                fixture.ProcessRunner.Received(1).Start(
                    Arg.Is<FilePath>(p => p.FullPath == "appveyor"),
                    Arg.Is<ProcessSettings>(p => p.Arguments.Render() == $"AddMessage {args}"));
            }

            [Fact]
            public void Should_Add_InformationalMessage()
            {
                // Given
                var fixture = new AppVeyorFixture();
                fixture.IsRunningOnAppVeyor();
                var appVeyor = fixture.CreateAppVeyorService();
                const string message = "Hello world";

                // When
                appVeyor.AddInformationalMessage(message);

                // Then
                fixture.ProcessRunner.Received(1).Start(
                    Arg.Is<FilePath>(p => p.FullPath == "appveyor"),
                    Arg.Is<ProcessSettings>(p => p.Arguments.Render() ==
                                                 $"AddMessage \"{message}\" -Category \"Information\""));
            }

            [Fact]
            public void Should_Add_WarningMessage()
            {
                // Given
                var fixture = new AppVeyorFixture();
                fixture.IsRunningOnAppVeyor();
                var appVeyor = fixture.CreateAppVeyorService();
                const string message = "Hello world";

                // When
                appVeyor.AddWarningMessage(message);

                // Then
                fixture.ProcessRunner.Received(1).Start(
                    Arg.Is<FilePath>(p => p.FullPath == "appveyor"),
                    Arg.Is<ProcessSettings>(p => p.Arguments.Render() ==
                                                 $"AddMessage \"{message}\" -Category \"Warning\""));
            }

            [Fact]
            public void Should_Add_ErrorMessage()
            {
                // Given
                var fixture = new AppVeyorFixture();
                fixture.IsRunningOnAppVeyor();
                var appVeyor = fixture.CreateAppVeyorService();
                const string message = "Hello world";

                // When
                appVeyor.AddErrorMessage(message);

                // Then
                fixture.ProcessRunner.Received(1).Start(
                    Arg.Is<FilePath>(p => p.FullPath == "appveyor"),
                    Arg.Is<ProcessSettings>(p => p.Arguments.Render() == $"AddMessage \"{message}\" -Category \"Error\""));
            }

            [Fact]
            public void Should_Add_ErrorMessageWithException()
            {
                // Given
                var fixture = new AppVeyorFixture();
                fixture.IsRunningOnAppVeyor();
                var appVeyor = fixture.CreateAppVeyorService();
                const string message = "Hello world";
                var exception = new CakeException("This is an exception", new ArgumentException());

                // When
                appVeyor.AddErrorMessage(message, exception);

                // Then
                fixture.ProcessRunner.Received(1).Start(
                    Arg.Is<FilePath>(p => p.FullPath == "appveyor"),
                    Arg.Is<ProcessSettings>(p => p.Arguments.Render() ==
                                                 $"AddMessage \"{message}\" -Category \"Error\" -Details \"{exception.ToString()}\""));
            }
        }
    }
}

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Three men including a former police constable were this morning arrested after they led the police through several city streets on a high-speed chase.
The chase was prompted after the police observed that the heavily tinted vehicle in which they were travelling had a fake number plate plastered over another number plate. The second number plate at this point is also suspected to be fake.
As the police approached the vehicle, they drove away. No shots were reportedly fired but the men lost control of the vehicle and veered off of the road into a nearby trench.
It was then that a search of the car was carried out and the police discovered a 9mm pistol and ten matching rounds of live ammunition.
Two of the men captured provided the police with names and addresses while the third refused to provide the police with any information.
The names provided were Eloy Livan, 28-year-old who give his address as 47 Richards town, Lusignan, East Coast Demerara and also 'C' Field Sophia. The other man, a former police constable provided his name was Devon Chase, 30-year-old of Hill Street Albouystown.
The police are presently conducting their investigations to ascertain the origin of the weapon as well as to see who the vehicle belongs to.


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Irradiés (internationaler Titel: Irradiated, dt.: "Bestrahlt") ist ein französisch-kambodschanischer Dokumentarfilm von Rithy Panh aus dem Jahr 2020. Themen sind der Schmerz und die Trauer, die durch Krieg und den Einsatz von Massenvernichtungswaffen ausgelöst werden.

Die Uraufführung fand am 28. Februar 2020 im Rahmen des Wettbewerbs der 70. Internationalen Filmfestspiele Berlin statt.

Handlung
Im Mittelpunkt stehen Überlebende des Krieges und von Einsätzen durch Massenvernichtungswaffen, die den verschiedenen Formen des Bösen beispielsweise in Schützengräben, auf Atollen, Konzentrationslagern oder nur durch bloßes Schweigen begegnet sind. Porträtiert werden u. a. die "Hibakusha", die Überlebenden der Atombombenabwürfe auf Hiroshima und Nagasaki im August 1945. Durch Treffen mit ihnen und Zeitzeugenberichte fühlte sich Filmemacher Rithy Panh an sein eigenes Schicksal erinnert. Er überlebte den unter dem Rote-Khmer-Regime begangenen Genozid in Kambodscha, was er thematisch in früheren Werken verarbeitet hatte. Auch die Natur "kommt zu Wort", die ebenfalls unter den Folgen von Krieg und Zerstörung zu leiden hat.

Der Film besteht weitgehend aus Archivaufnahmen und wird von Marceline Loridan (1928–2018) begleitet. Die französische Filmemacherin überlebte den Holocaust und heiratete später den bekannten niederländischen Dokumentarfilmer Joris Ivens (1898–1989).

Rezeption
Carlo Chatrian, künstlerischer Leiter der Berlinale, hob bei der offiziellen Vorstellung des Wettbewerbs Ende Januar 2020 hervor, dass viel über die Aufnahme von Panhs Film ins Programm diskutiert worden sei. Irradiés verlange dem Zuschauer viel ab und dränge ihn dazu, wachsam zu bleiben. Dennoch handle es sich "heutzutage um einen wichtigen Film" und die einzige Dokumentation im Wettbewerb, auch wenn dieser Begriff für Irradiés nicht ganz zutreffend sei.

Auszeichnungen
Mit Irradiés konkurrierte Rithy Panh erstmals um den Goldenen Bären, den Hauptpreis der Berlinale. Der Film wurde mit dem Berlinale Dokumentarfilmpreis ausgezeichnet.

Weblinks
 Profil bei berlinale.de
 Irradiés bei playtime.group (englisch)
 Irradiés bei allocine.fr (französisch)

Einzelnachweise

Filmtitel 2020
Französischer Film
Kambodschanischer Film
Dokumentarfilm

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Q: Spell Check with different data sizes I am trying to develop a spell checker for the Arabic Language, and I am using neuspell for this task.
My data contains 2 text files, correct_text.txt and misspelled_text.txt.
The Problem I am facing is that I am using AraT5 tokenizer to tokenize the words ( using other tokenizers will give UNK token for the misspelled words ).
The AraT5 tokenizer instead divides the misspelled words into many tokens, doing so, I will guarantee that I wont get UNK tokens for the misspelled words.
Example:

correct_sentece = "لا أحب أكل الطعام"
misspelledـsentence = "لا أحب أكلالطعام"

Arat5 Tokenizer for the misspelled sentence: ['▁لا', '▁أحب', '▁أكل', 'ال', 'طعام']
Other Tokenizers for the misspelled sentence: ['لا', 'أحب', 'UNK'] # assuming that "أكلالطعام" is not in the vocab/dataset ( real word examples )

Now since the AraT5 tokenizer returns more tokens for the misspelled text compared to the correct text. The length of the data is different. This is causing an issue when training as the data should have the same length for the correct and misspelled sentence.
What's the trick to solve this issue, I cant just expand my vocab to fit all the misspelled words for a certain language.

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Q: Is it possible to get the contents of a loaded .net assembly as a byte array or stream? Is it possible to get the contents of a loaded .net assembly as a byte array or stream?
What I'm trying to do is something similar to (of course the real scenario is much more complex, so just storing the buffer is not an option).
byte[] bytes = GetTheBytes();
Assembly asm = Assembly.Load(bytes);
byte[] bytes2 = GetAssemblyAsByteArray(asm);
Assert.IsTrue(bytes.SequenceEqual(bytes2));

I need to know how to implement the GetAssemblyAsByteArray function.
Edit:
The solution with File.ReadAllBytes() is not good enough because the assembly might be dynamic, and no, I don't have (easy) access to the source (it's automatically generated and I'd prefer not to keep track of it). The comment with serialization might work, but I wouldn't know exactly how to use it. My end goal is to pass the assemblies as /reference options to csc.exe, and the only way I have thought of which works equivalently whether assemblies are dynamic or not is to save all needed assemblies to temporary files.

A: You can use:
byte[] bytes = File.ReadAllBytes(assembly.Location);

on an already loaded assembly and it will get you a byte[] that is suitable to be passed to Assembly.Load(byte[]).
However, if the assembly was originally loaded using the Load(byte[]) method, its Location property will be an empty string, meaning that this method will not work.
It doesn't look like there is a method of doing what you want for all assemblies. The obvious workaround it to store the original byte[] when you first get it.


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Who is Deep Sidhu, the Punjabi actor participating in the Farmer's Protests?
Team Udayavani, Dec 1, 2020, 12:12 PM IST
Popular Punjabi actor Deep Sidhu is one of the many artists from the film and television industry of Punjab and Haryana, who have expressed their solidarity with the protesting farmers.
A video of him marching towards Delhi and lecturing a Haryana police officer in English on why farmers are protesting is doing the rounds on social media.
Sidhu was born in a Jatt Sikh family in Punjab's Sri Muktsar Sahib district in 1984. His early schooling was said to have been in Punjab. He later studied law and briefly took to modelling, participating in the Kingfisher Model Hunt and Grasim Mr India contest and winning in a few categories.
He began his acting career at the age of 31 with a film titled Ramta Jogi, produced by superstar Dharmendra's Vijayta Films. He became an A-lister in Punjabi film industry with the critically acclaimed and commercial 2017 hit Jora: 10 Numbaria.
Although, there are polarising opinions about the actor, he has managed to garner a considerable amount of attention during the protests.
Manoj Tiwari slams Rahul Gandhi on issue of farm laws
Thousands flee as activity in Indonesian volcanoes increases


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NJBIA > NJBIA News & Opinion > ACI Medical & Dental School Wins Distinguished Award
ACI Medical & Dental School Wins Distinguished Award
By BConsidine@njbia.org
Advantage Career Institute (ACI) Medical & Dental School was presented Monday with the award for Program of Distinction for Counseling & Support Services for Postsecondary Career and Technical Institutions by the Middle States Association Commission on Secondary Schools.
One of the premier technical schools in New Jersey has received one of the most prestigious awards available to it.
Before a host of dignitaries, staff and students at its Eatontown location, the Advantage Career Institute (ACI) Medical & Dental School was presented Monday with the award for Program of Distinction for Counseling & Support Services for Postsecondary Career and Technical Institutions by the Middle States Association Commission on Secondary Schools.
"This recognition is a huge validation of the professionalism and dedication of the staff at ACI Medical & Dental School in optimizing our students' successes," said ACI President Frank A. Preston.
"We are very, very proud of our outcomes, which comes directly from our staff and students," he added. "Our students are the ones who make us get up and go in the morning and they accomplish an awful lot in a short period of time so that they're well prepared for the medical and dental careers they are pursuing."
ACI Medical & Dental School is an accredited, post-secondary school that has delivered outstanding results in some of the industry's most in-demand professions, including Medical Assistant with Phlebotomy, EKG and Patient Care Technician; Dental Assistant with Dental Radiology; and Medical and Dental Administrative Assistant with Electronic Health Records and Medical Billing and Coding.
The school provides first-rate training for medical and dental students who can achieve professional credentials quickly and pursue opportunities for employment right away.
ACI exceeds industry standards with a 92% graduation rate and a 96% pass rate on accredited credentials. The school also delivers on jobs, with 85% of its graduates finding employment in 2018.
MSA-CESS accredits public and private schools, as well as school systems through the U.S. and around the world. Its Program of Distinction acknowledges that ACI Medical & Dental School has shown:
A willingness to conduct a comprehensive review for the Program of Distinction in Counseling & Support Services for Postsecondary Career and Technical Institutions that describes the current status of the school, reflects on and evaluates what the school does well and where it can improve, and prioritizes these findings for future planning efforts;
A commitment to the philosophy behind the Program of Distinction in Counseling & Support Services for Postsecondary Career and Technical Institutions;
That it meets the criteria established for the Program of Distinction in Counseling & Support Services for Postsecondary Career and Technical Institutions;
A commitment to providing its students with excellent counseling and support services; and
That its professional staff members support this goal and work to gain the knowledge and skills to provide exemplary counseling and support services to their students.
MSA-CESS Vice President, Accreditation, Glen R. Mort said the organization analyzed ACI as "critical friends" in determining its top level award.
"From the moment we started an analysis of your school, we saw, we heard and we felt that this is special place," Mort said. "It's a school that is vibrant with education passion and we are in awe of the level of student, staff and community participation in the life of this school."
Monmouth County Freeholder Director Thomas Arnone also told students that the recognition by MSA-CESS "will benefit you as you head out into the workforce. This is a great acknowledgment for the school, students and all of Monmouth County."
Senator Vin Gopal (D-11) added: "This accreditation is not just a big deal here, but across the entire country."
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Check the latest covid symptoms, new round, early 2022/2022
latest covid delta symptoms
Currently, a significant number of COVID-19 patients are still experiencing severe symptoms requiring hospitalization. Latest covid delta symptoms. The 5 symptoms of coviral delta patients are as follows.
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Department of Medicine reveals symptoms of Covid-19 Omicron species The most common cough followed by sore throat The reduction in smell was the least common. The latest symptoms of covid omikron are as follows:
1. Cough 54%
2. Sore throat 37%
3. Fever 29%
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5. 12% mucus
6. Headache 10%
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Difference between covid omicron and delta symptoms
Omikron is a mutated coronavirus found in Africa. But now it has become the dominant strain of COVID in the United States, replacing the Delta species. covid-19 check Omicron species and delta species PCR and Antigen Test Kit verification methods are also available.
There are some indications that the symptoms of COVID-omicron must be monitored by specialists. The data comes from a major African private health insurer who observed different symptoms of coronavirus in African patients, including itching, sore throat, stuffy nose, dry cough, muscle aches. and lower back pain But these are the symptoms seen in delta patients. It's too early to say it's the difference between omikron syndrome and its predecessor.
The most probable difference between omikron and delta symptoms. is the loss of taste and smell. There have been fewer cases of COVID-19 in many countries following up on symptoms. There is no clear confirmation of whether it came from vaccination before or not. Because each person has a different vaccination status. Therefore it is difficult to differentiate from delta or omikron infection.
The difference between "Omicron" and other species
Although the omikron symptom is similar to that of the delta. But the difference is clear with other species. is a shorter incubation period After the person has been infected, it takes only 3 days to develop symptoms and takes 4-6 days to show a positive test result. This could mean a faster adaptation of the virus entering the cell.
Omicron symptom data on African coronavirus cases It was found that the symptoms were so severe that they had to be hospitalized less than those infected with other strains. However, early infections that seem less symptomatic may turn into more severe symptoms later.
Thai page knows how to fight covid Reveal information from emergency medicine physicians. and visiting professor at the Milken Institute College of Public Health. of the George Washington University For the most effective protection, Omikron recommends using a medical mask instead of a cloth mask.
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although covid-19 will be a new epidemic But the severity of the disease can be prevented by vaccinating against COVID-19. People who have underlying medical conditions and are concerned about the side effects of the coronavirus vaccine should consult their doctor before vaccinating. And don't forget to schedule a follow-up for the next booster shot.
Decreased severity of COVID symptoms until similar to flu symptoms People who have not been vaccinated for COVID have difficulty breathing, coughing, so if you enter a high-risk area and have symptoms similar to those mentioned above in 3-6 days, you should go for self-examination through the Antigen Test. Kit or PCR with a hospital that can confirm the results. for further treatment
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By the end of 2020, there will be six new Frozen films in the works, according to Disney CEO Bob Iger.
The movies will feature Anna and Elsa, who are now in their fourth and fifth seasons.
"I think it's a good idea," Iger said.
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The importance of visual control: everything you need in one place
"A picture is worth a thousand words". Phrased phrase, if any. But totally valid under the Eastern philosophy of having the indispensable minimum of useful information and eliminate all type of waste. There is no more effective communication than can provide us with a system that avoids excessive information, ambiguities and the use of data difficult to interpret.
Visual control is a methodology that can be applied in many ways. It is any device or system that allows us to represent, in a single place, useful information about our process. With just one look we can know how our process is working and if it is deviating from a preset pattern. It also shows us information about the status of the workflow, the status of inventories or the performance of a worker or a work team. Therefore, it is a powerful tool to add value to our production processes. Having a clear and synthetic image of the current state of the process we can detect problems more easily, and attack them in time.
A visual control tool should allow anyone who observes the information that is dumped on it to interpret it. This allows, for example, a manager to walk the plant and know how processes, workers and machines involved "at a glance" are working.
Andon (left), Report A3 (center up), Integral Control Box (center down) and kanban (right) are some examples of visual control techniques
The 5S technique discussed in a previous publication is a clear example of a visual control system. Keeping everything clean and tidy makes it easy to detect any detours. An improper site or excess inventory can be easily viewed with this tool. A place for every thing and every thing in its place. No more no less. Problems are easily exposed because they are exposed by moving away from the predefined order. There are many ways to use visual control in 5S: shading the location of the tools, mark the position in which the operator should be to perform a task, or have a photograph or schematic of what the workspace should ideally be, Are examples of this.
Visual control is one of the 14 Principles of the Toyota philosophy, the basis of the Toyota Production Systems (TPS), proposed by Jeffrey Liker in his book 'The Toyota Way' (2004). This point states:
«Principle # 7: Use visual control so that problems do not hide.»
There are many examples of visual control systems that are used daily, especially in the manufacturing industry. We already mentioned at 5S. Let's look at some others:
Andon: As we pointed out in an earlier publication, the Andon bears their name as a tribute to the traditional 'Japanese lamps'. An andon is a board in which the states of all the machines appear in a single place, facilitating the communication and the identification of the problems. They are panels of luminous type, where they can appear lights of different colors or symbols, or directly letters and numbers. Everyone should be able to understand the information contained in them, which must be updated permanently.
Kanban: is the famous card system used to indicate production needs between processes, allowing the harmonic and fluid operation required by a Just In Time (JIT) system. This topic will be discussed in detail in another publication.
Report A3: Used and disseminated by Toyota, consists of a single sheet of size A3 (2 times the size of an A4) where all the most critical data, such as indicators, control graphs or analysis of problems. This can be used in a presentation before superiors, to show the most relevant data and to detect quickly and easily errors, deviations or trends. We will look at this topic in the next issue.
BSC (Balanced Scorecard): Like Report A3, but without limitations in terms of size, presentation scheme or format, a BSC allows to represent all important indicators to know the state of the process or organization. The information you provide is extremely useful in determining whether the specific actions carried out and the trend are aligned with the organization's strategy. This topic is of paramount importance, and will also be addressed in a dedicated publication.
Obeya: one of the most innovative visual control techniques, also used by Toyota. Obeya can be translated from the Japanese as "great room." It is precisely this, a large room where are exposed many visual control tools, which are necessary to comp
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Living Alone Isn't So Lonely (Everybody's Doing It)
May 20, 2012 by tokyonancysnow
Living Alone is a New Normal in America
Living alone in America is becoming the norm. There are now 32.7 million "solo dwellers," according to sociologists. Women make up the larger group (17.2 million) to men (13.9 million). NYU Sociologist Eric Klinenberg says, "Women do a much better job when they're living alone. They tend to make and maintain relationships much better than men throughout the life course, whereas for men it's much more likely that they will wind up feeling lonely or unhappy or isolated."
In Manhattan, nearly half of the urban dwellers live alone. What perhaps used to be something people didn't openly discuss is now generally socially accepted. A now 39-year-old Manhattan solo dweller wrote a hugely popular piece about her alone bliss for the The Atlantic magazine that led to a book contract and TV series option. (That's what we call "making it" in America.)
And to think that I was just listening to "Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It)" today on my iPod, but even Beyoncé doesn't live alone anymore.
So what are the virtues and challenges of living alone? Do you think that women fare better than men? Does living alone mean lonely?
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Marin Kaneyama says:	 June 13, 2012 at 10:12 am
I do not think living alone means lonely. Many urban areas seem to have lots of people who live alone. In Tokyo, many people come there and live by themselves to go to school or to have some better jobs than in country areas.
In addition, I think it is good to live alone if we do not have to take care of some member of our family. We should be independent and living alone is the easiest way. This is also effective when we have a new family.
I think women have more tendency to go out from their houses. It might be because women would see their parents doing housework and distinguish public (work) and private (home) more. I think men tend not to accept the difference of the number of people around them in their work and home. They might feel more lonely.
Tomoka Suzuki says:	 May 30, 2012 at 12:27 am
I think living alone is not always lonely but it depends on the situation. I have a cousin who works as a businessman and is single. He said that the house is the place where he sleeps and he doesn't feel lonely. The only thing that matters is that he is not good at tidying up (actually he tries). I also think that women are not treated equally as men are. Women start out more active than before but are sometimes still regarded for the figures that they used to have (especially when they are pregnant). It is, of course, a difficult problem because of gender so I don't think women fare better than men.
Yui Takeuchi says:	 May 23, 2012 at 9:11 am
Since it is a lot more common in America to move out of their parent's house once they are at a certain age, I think it is a lot more common for people to live alone in the U.S. than in Japan. Most people in Japan go to college from their house while almost everyone enters a dorm in the U.S. And so I think more people are accustomed to living away from their family and not feeling as lonely as those who have lived in Japan all their lives. Many of my friends who have family in other parts of Japan and are now living alone due to commute problems go back home once they have a break of more than 3 days and they say that since it is lonely to eat alone, they often eat dinner out with their friend or invite a friend over and eat in their house. I think that Japanese people have a tendency to feel more loneliness when alone, because they have grown up in an environment where there is usually at least one other person in the house at all times, hence never alone. It is a lot more common to live alone in the U.S.
Gentaro Kawashima says:	 May 23, 2012 at 1:47 am
I think that living alone certainly gives us many difficulties like housework, but we, especially young people, can be an independent and social person by overcoming these troubles. Moreover, Henry David Thoreau wrote that it is wholesome to be alone the great part of the time. I think we don't feel lonely simply because we live alone. There may be other reasons. In conclusion, I mean that living alone should be perceived more positively.
Nanako Kitajima says:	 May 23, 2012 at 12:56 am
I do not think that women always fare better than men. There are men who are good at and like doing chores. For example, some men are really good at cooking. I have a friend who behaves like a housewife when he is at home. His room is well organized even though he lives by himself. I believe that the number of that kind of men has been increasing these days in Japan. Therefore, the gender does not matter when living alone.
Manami Ida says:	 May 23, 2012 at 12:38 am
The virtue of living alone is that you have all the time in the world to do whatever you want to do. The challenge is that you do not have people to rely on when you need them. However, this does not mean that living alone is lonely. People may live alone because they are busy with work or are satisfied with being busy with it. Some people may live alone because they have confidence in living by themselves. Plus, social networking sites such as Facebook and Twitter enable us to keep in touch with others so we do not feel that we are isolated from the world just because we live alone.
miwa nemoto says:	 May 23, 2012 at 12:20 am
I don't think "living alone means lonely" because the way people feel happy and lonely all depends on each other.
Some may feel happy living together with his/her partner, while others may feel completely the same way by living alone if they have some other things to pursue, e.g. their job or dreams. Additionally, as it's written above, "everyone's doing it." Living alone is no longer an unusual case, especially in big cities, where both women and men have better opportunities to make some money. Thus the way to see living alone as lonely might be getting old-fashioned. With these reasons I came to the conclusion that living alone does not necessarily mean lonely.
Nao Otani says:	 May 22, 2012 at 7:02 pm
I think there in fact is a tendency for women to deal worse with living alone than men do, at least in Japan. The inclination appeared in marital surveys taken after the 3.11 earthquake last year. While men's desires to marry stayed within 25% rise, those of women's increased by 40%. This change in women's minds is said to have been caused by their fears, financial for one thing. Since average wages still pay less for women and their posts are often of unascendable general duties, they worry more about their futures when their parents should die. However, it is also noted that the ideal annual income women expected of men has lowered from seven million yen to four million yen. In a country where everything is so expensive, this number is quite interesting. Perhaps capitalism is starting to fade away from so-called "marriage hunting."
Shotaro M says:	 May 22, 2012 at 1:51 pm
Living alone has never been so easy thanks to the rise in digital communication. I think a lot of people take advantage of technology that can turn their single life into a joyful experience. I do not think there is any particular gender difference on that account, however, the high divorce rate in America is likely to draw a gender difference based on how people cope with such crisis.
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