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Globalfoundries was established just over a year ago, but thanks to financial resources of Advanced Technology Investment Company and intellectual property inherited from AMD and its partners, such as IBM, the company is now one of the world's third largest contract maker of semiconductors with the world's most advanced process technologies. The firm said many times that it is on acquisition spree and an analyst believes that the next target could be IBM's semi fabs.
Not A Core Business
Although IBM is viewed by many as an ultimate technology and computer company, it is not. IBM's core businesses are systems and engineering services, creation of solutions for the world's most demanding requirements as well as researching technologies and concepts of the future business machines; IBM is a technology-based solutions company that functions at multiple economic and geopolitical levels worldwide. Although IBM spends vast amounts of money on researching materials and structures for future semiconductors, manufacturing of actual chips is neither profitable nor is the core competency of IBM. As a result, just like IBM got rid of its personal computer business back in 2004, the company may shortly decide to sell off its chip manufacturing facility.
"It is highly probable that IBM will consider a business alliance of some sort with Globalfoundries. […] With its fabrication facilities worldwide, and a foundation in complex processor design and manufacturing, Globalfoundries should be able to incorporate state-of-the-art support for IBM, drive business economies, and ensure growth. Globalfoundries could be an ideal outlet for IBM's IC fabrication business, enabling it to sell a business that has not met financial performance requirements for years, and still providing it the depth, scope, and resources needed to not only provide manufacturing security for IBM but also further ensuring success of its foundry business," Boris Petrov, the principal analyst of Petrov Group and a former director of strategic marketing at Chartered Semiconductor, wrote in his column.
Globalfoundries – Logical Buyer
It is logical for IBM to sell off its semiconductor manufacturing business. The question is why would Globalfoundries acquire IBM's semiconductor manufacturing from IBM? The company is building a mega-fab that already costs over $4.2 billion in Luther Forest, New York and can expand this fab going forward. Acquiring additional rather old fab in Burlington, Vermont, (200mm) and East Fishkill, New York, (300mm) seems somewhat strange, especially considering that ATIC would like to build a semiconductor fab in Abu Dhabi, when local chip development startups take off. On the other hand, with the IBM fab, Globalfoundries will acquire IBM's customers, who will eventually have to migrate to newer process technologies and fabs.
"By manufacturing advanced microprocessors for AMD and IBM, Globalfoundries would effectively preempt fabrication in that challenging segment; penetration into processor manufacturing has been one of TSMC's corporate objectives for many years," said Mr. Petrov.
There are also other companies with ability to attract financial resources to acquire IBM's manufacturing facilities. Samsung Electronics, which have been trying hard to become a successful contract maker of semiconductors without much success, would be glad to acquire IBM's manufacturing facilities so that to expand its own foundry business with new clients. Renesas was once rumoured to form a joint-venture with Toshiba and current Renesas Electronics with Toshiba would represent a rather formidable force. However, their chip design efforts are concentrated in Japan and it is not logical for them to acquire a fab in the U.S. and they hardly have a lot of interest in the foundry industry.
IBM to Continue Providing Semiconductor R&D Services
IBM has been investing quite a lot into development of next-generation materials, structures, fabrication processes and other costly things needed to create process technologies of the future. According to the Petrov Group, IBM will not drop its research and development efforts, it will continue to investigate.
"IBM will continue to do research – research and engineering services are IBM's strengths – not low cost manufacturing. […] [IBM has invested a lot in] SOI, eDRAM, TSV, 3D silicon and all the expensive material science directions that IBM developed for its internal needs. In my scenario, IBM will provide process and materials research [and the potential buyer for the fab] will provide common platform wafer foundry services," said Boris Petrov in a conversation with X-bit labs.
Time Will Tell
IBM is a military-like business machine, always at war and despite what other companies may publicly say, IBM is typically 5-7 years ahead of the industry in strategy formulation, according to the analyst. Last year the company had revenue of $95.8 billion and Mr. Petrov believes that the IBM's current goal is to become a $200 billion company in a decade or so. Considering that it took IBM sixteen years to grow from $64.1 billion to $95.8 billion, IBM will have to do a tremendous amount of job to boost its revenue so it could be comparable with that of companies like Aramco (~$200 billion) or General Electric (~$157 billion). Time will tell whether IBM will succeed.
It is rather clear that Globalfoundries will acquire almost any semiconductor asset, provided that the price is right. Globalfoundries wants to be the biggest and the most technology advanced contract maker of semiconductors in the world. In order to leave behind the current leader – Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company – in terms of technology Globalfoundries will simply have to use its current intellectual property portfolio and continue to invest into process technologies and efficient manufacturing. However, when it comes to volumes, Globalfoundries will have to either build new facilities or to acquire existing fabs or foundries. Since the company is backed by ATIC, which is controlled by the government of Abu Dhabi that has hundreds of billions of dollars, Globalfoundries may not have significant problems with financial resources. But it will need to attract customers of TSMC and expand the services it can provide to its customers. Time will tell whether Globalfoundries will succeed.
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Today, President Barack Obama sent to Congress his budget for the 2012 fiscal year, and Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton and Deputy Secretary of State Thomas Nides spoke to the press about the budget for the State Department and USAID.
The new Foreign Assistance Dashboard is a user-friendly way to find key State and USAID foreign assistance budget and appropriation data that you can manually query, filter, and download. You can explore foreign assistance funds by sector, overseas post, and initiative.
The goal of the Foreign Assistance Dashboard is to enable a wide variety of stakeholders, including U.S. citizens, civil society organizations, Congress, U.S. Government (USG) agencies, donors, and partner country governments, the ability to examine, research, and track USG foreign assistance investments in an accessible and easy-to-understand format. The Dashboard is still in the early stages of development, and future versions will incorporate budget, financial, and program data from all USG agencies receiving or implementing foreign assistance.
To understand the information presented in the Foreign Assistance Dashboard, users are encouraged to read the supplementary information under the What You Should Know section, especially the Top Ten Facts list. You can submit feedback or ask a question about the Dashboard here.
The United States has a long history of providing foreign assistance to respond to global needs, assist people overseas struggling to build a better life, and make the world safer. We hope you take a moment to explore the Dashboard to learn more about these efforts.

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Blogger and cookbook author Erin Gleeson shares tips for hosting a last-minute dinner party, including an easy-to-make menu.
The enchanting world of photographer and artist Erin Gleeson exists somewhere between this reality and that of a fairytale tea party. In The Forest Feast�(Stewart Tabori and Chang, 2014), Gleeson�s most recent project aptly named after her wildly popular blog, she invites readers to take a tumble down the rabbit hole into a new�world and enjoy food and entertaining her way�simply, beautifully and deliciously. Since she is unequivocally gifted in the art of effortlessness, we asked Gleeson to spill the beans on how to manage a hostess's worst nightmare�throwing together an impromptu dinner party in under an hour. She gleefully agreed, and in the following guide, she details a last-minute gathering requiring�minimal effort, and serving up maximum fun. Gleeson even includes a menu of her signature illustrated recipes found in The Forest Feast. [caption id="attachment_331930" align="aligncenter" width="493"] Erin Gleeson[/caption] Erin Gleeson�s Tips for Preparing a Dinner Party in Under an Hour First off, pour yourself a glass of wine, and remember that this is fun! It's a nice gift to your friends. And if you're not done getting ready when guests arrive, remember people are always happy to help. Before guests arrive: If you don't have time to set the table, arrange�stacks of plates and a stack of napkins either in the center of the table or on a buffet table, and put all the silverware in glasses (one for forks, one for knives, etc..) Set out a candle or two on the table�this will make things feel festive and like a "real" occasion without much effort. If you don't have fresh flowers, put a small plant on the table with the candles. Set out appetizers�see a few simple suggestions below. [caption id="attachment_331941" align="aligncenter" width="493"] Erin Gleeson[/caption] What to make: For dinner, serve everything family style, or as a buffet. If I'm limited on time, I try to choose dishes that require minimal cooking. Drinks Put beer and wine out on the buffet table if you have time, but really, these can stay in the fridge. People will be happy to help themselves if you tell them where things are. Have the first guest to arrive open bottles of wine and light candles on the table. Appetizers Cheese plate with crackers, pickles, olives, fresh fruit, dried fruit, nuts Fresh radishes with butter and sea salt. You don't even have to put the butter and salt on�just have them in little dishes on the side. Salad [caption id="attachment_331936" align="aligncenter" width="493"] Erin Gleeson[/caption] Nectarine Tomato Salad. Just chop and toss nectarines, tomatoes, mint, basil, pecans, feta, olive oil and salt. Prioritize the other dishes first. This is an easy dish for a guest to help chop and prepare while chatting over a glass of wine with appetizers as people roll in. Side [caption id="attachment_331929" align="aligncenter" width="493"] Erin Gleeson[/caption] Cauliflower Cheese Steaks. Cut heads of cauliflower into big steak-like slices and spread out on a cookie sheet to roast for 15 min at 375F on each side, or until golden. Sprinkle each big slice with grated cheese and scallions, and put back in the oven to melt the cheese. Serve hot, with salt and pepper. Get started on this dish first, as you can always keep it warm in the oven when you're done making it. Main [caption id="attachment_331934" align="aligncenter" width="493"] Erin Gleeson[/caption] Roasted Vegetable Gnocchi. Gnocchi is one of my go-to quick dinners because the little dumplings boil in only 3 minutes and feel a little more unique than pasta, which gives it a special-occasion feel. When they come out, toss them with olive oil, salt, pepper, garlic powder, red pepper flakes and fresh arugula. Boil a big pot of water early on, then turn it off and cover it. That way the water will boil quickly when you're ready to make the gnocchi later. Open your gnocchi packages and have them on the counter ready to go. Boil the gnocchi at the last minute, if possible. Bread Get a nice rustic loaf of French bread or baguette and serve it on a cutting board on the table with butter. You can also make an olive oil dipping sauce for the bread by simply putting olive oil, salt and dried herbs in a little serving bowl. Dessert [caption id="attachment_331935" align="aligncenter" width="493"] Erin Gleeson[/caption] DIY Ice Cream Sandwiches. Buy a couple types of cookies and a couple types of ice cream and let guests build their own ice cream sandwiches at the table after dinner. Serve an after-dinner wine or liqueur if you have one. For more recipes from The Forest Feast, see Gleeson's Garlic Knots and Yellow Squash Galette here on Relish, and be sure to�pick up a copy of her darling book. This article originally appeared as on Relish


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The meeting will examine in more depth effective policy solutions to enhance employer engagement in the design, delivery and financing of TVET-systems and skills development.
This one-day workshop will serve to explore ideas and initiatives that may be most suited to the Asian region. It will present case studies from middle to high income countries in Asia and review completed and ongoing research on skills in Asia. A recent analysis conducted by the OECD LEED ESSSA initiative in 15 countries in Asia and the Pacific will be shared.
Skills and educational development for inclusive and sustainable growth are becoming significant drivers in OECD countries.
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This report identifies and discusses employment and skills strategies in Southeast Asia. The aim of the exercise is to identify a number of characteristics and trends of employment and skills development in the region which can be explored and addressed further by the ESSSA initiative.
The rapidly developing Southeast Asia region is confronted with significant labour market challenges. This initiative aims to address the issues of employment and skills, especially through an interaction platform for members.
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Don't recommend the GoG eXTCY or the GoG eNVY, because I already have an Ion thats my main marker, and it's similar enough to the eXTCY. It has a blackheart board, good reg, good feedneck, bolt out back frame, clamping feedneck, etc etc. If I get the eXTCY, I'm confident that I'll feel that I bought the same gun I already had. Though I can't use it right away as I have a friend fixing up the QEV, but he knows what he's doing.
Don't recommend used. I'm tired getting hand-me-downs. Thats practically all my gear, save for the mask and hopper. First gun, the JT Tac-5m Recon, was a local store-owners gun given to me for free to get me started with paintball since he knows my dad. The Ion, a gun given to me cause I made my friends dad a custom shirt with his company logo on it.
The pump, please, that's a 15 dollar gun given to me by a friend as a joke.
Notice how I said 'good paintball gun'. I never said the best. I know what the best ones are; used high-ends/midrange guns, GoG eXTCY, etc. I want a gun that is new, cause I've never had that new feel. Opening the box, looking inside, looking at the new instruction manual that isn't a paper folded up and written on, warranty card, and from a company that actually exists; nope, none of that for me yet.
Now I was thinking about a gun like the Azodin Zenith, or Kaos-D.
Any other recommendations? Try to give multiple, so I can do my own research, cause it is after all my gun.
Bonus kudos to anyone who can recommend a gun in their list that comes in Orange.
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Most species of Grimpoteuthis are poorly known. They are somewhat less compressed in the anterior-posterior axis than are members of Opisthoteuthis and they generally have relatively larger fins. Species are closely associated with the deep-ocean floor and some species, at least, alternate between sitting on the ocean bottom and swimming above it while some others apear to be completely pelagic.
Opisthoteuthids ...
- without enlarged sucker fields on arms of males.
- Areolae absent.
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The following list describes basic characteristics of regular expressions.
The difference between REGEXP and LIKE are as follows:
In the syntax below, if expr matches pat, 1 is returned; otherwise, 0 is returned. If either expr or pat is NULL, NULL is returned.
The second syntax has the same meaning as the third syntax, which both syntaxes are using NOT.
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The Chemical and Gas Manufacturers Group is a special interest group of SEMI made up of members who produce, package and/or distribute chemicals or gases used in micro-electronics applications. CGMG is the driver behind a number of materials-related initiatives. The group also produces events and guides SEMI on materials-related issues.
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The CGMG identifies opportunities where member companies and other partners can work together on a pre-competitive basis to reduce redundancy or duplication of efforts, or to establish standards that will benefit the industry. If you have a topic you would like the CGMG to address, contact email@example.com.
CGMG: Working Together to Design the Future
Gene Karwacki
The CGMG is a group within SEMI that represents the interests of chemicals and gases suppliers to the semiconductor industry. Our mission is to provide a common voice for CGMG members and to ensure that their interests are represented in SEMI's public policy, advocacy, exhibition, and communications programs. Read more
CGMG'S Value to its Participants
Participating in the CGMG is one of the best ways to "keep your eye on what's going on" with regard to semiconductor and electronic materials. While sitting next to one's competitor might not always be a comfortable situation, the CGMG focuses on non-competitive issues that allow members to work together toward common areas of interest. Read more
Who We Are
The Chemical and Gas Manufacturers Group (CGMG) is the only advocacy group dedicated to the interest of suppliers of electronic chemicals and materials. The group is managed and actively led by a group of individuals who see the benefits of collaboration and believe that many of the most pressing issues can be better addressed through an industry forum.. Read more
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CGMG SMTF Overview (48KB PDF)
January 2008 A "Ship to Control" supply position is a growing expectation of material suppliers to the IC manufacturing industry. SEMI has adopted standard guidelines (SEMI C64-0308) for suppliers to follow in developing control limit calculation procedures that can be used as a basis for lot approval procedures.
Ship to Control Process Limits (853KB PDF)
In recent years there has been a growing push by IDM's to require suppliers to provide materials that are in statistical control. When a material is not in statistical control and within the nominal material specifications there are several possibilities.
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Volcker : the triumph of persistence / William L. Silber
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>Runner's World - My Event Ratings>
In short: Superb race and excellent value for moneyIn full: No negatives to bring up whatsoever. A fantastic race well organised and lots of fun. Loved the actual route and I've never received so many goodies at the end of a race. Definitely back every year injuries permitting from now on. A real find, this one. Well done Market Drayton!!Date of review: May 12, 2014
Date of review: July 14, 2013
In short: Tough as you get but the rewards are fantasticIn full: Toughest half I have ever done, an I've done a few. Lots of hard hills which suits me as I'm a plodder. Fab scenery which rewards all the hard work. Incredibly friendly if sparse support and really well organised. Can't wait till next yearDate of review: May 29, 2011
In short: Tough, but well worth the effort!!See you next yearDate of review: August 8, 2010
In short: Pretty quick. good early atmosphere a bit lacking on 2nd lapIn full: Overall I enjoyed this race. I got a huge pb in the marathon and a good undulating course. Marshalling excellent on the first lap but enthusiasm seemed to wane on the 2nd lap when everyone was spread out. Great medal and t shirt and nice goody bagDate of review: September 6, 2009
In short: Well organised, friendly atmosphere and a joy to run.In full: Loved the hill at the start of each lap and lots of downhills to compensate for it. Well marshalled and a real picturesque setting. Definately one for the calendar next year.Date of review: July 19, 2009
In short: Well organised and a really pleasant run.A bit lacking in atmosphere thoughDate of review: July 6, 2009
In short: Tough and challenging,brill crowds and great organisationIn full: Definitely still my fave race. Loved the hills, the Berwick road one on 11 miles is a stunner, and was rewarded with my first gold. The crowds always make it special and I'll be back next year. Spot on Potts!!Date of review: June 16, 2009
In short: Great scenic route and great organisation. Definite for next year.In full: I may be a bit biased as its my local race but this race really gets the best out of me. 2.18 pb and felt every mile of it. Very scenic route with lots of encouragement from the marshalls. Hills,lovely hills. Challenging but a fantastic feeling of achievement at the end.Date of review: May 10, 2009
In short: Hilly, enjoyable and well organisedIn full: Hills,lovely hills!! Suited me down to a tee this. I love hills and wasn't disappointed.Really well organised and marshalled and really scenic. Will definitely be back next year.Nearly got a pb too which was amazing.Date of review: May 7, 2009
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TRUCKEE, Calif. — This weekend, hundreds of people will test their will by trying to overcome freezing waters, towering walls and other obstacles as part of the popular Tough Mudder endurance series.
But members of one participating team have already conquered one of life's biggest obstacles: a life-altering injury.
"The bigger picture is we want to inspire other people to kind of get out there, push their limits and continue to live life at a higher level," said Joe Commendatore, co-founder of Hula Tribe.
Partnering with the Hula Tribe is Truckee-based High Fives Foundation, a nonprofit dedicated to raising money and awareness for athletes who have suffered a life-altering injury while pursuing a dream in winter sports.
Together they create Hula Tribe 4 High Fives, a 50-member team participating in Saturday's Tough Mudder event at Northstar California. Its roster boasts professional athletes such as skier Rory Bushfield, Nitro Circus reality star Erik Roner and High Fives recovering athletes, including foundation co-founder and executive director Roy Tuscany.
"A really key part for us is proving to people that you're still an athlete after an injury," Tuscany said, who suffered his life-altering injury in 2006 when he overshot a jump while skiing at Mammoth Mountain. "Sometimes it might take two friends or sometimes it might take 49 friends so you can still preform at that athletic ability that you had before your injury."
Tuscany, who today walks with a limp, with hills and stairs posing a challenge, will need to rely on his teammates to complete the obstacle-riddled Tough Mudder course.
"The whole new obstacle here is getting Roy through those obstacles," said Commendatore, who has lingering effects from a car accident he was in with his father at 17. "… It's pretty exciting to figure out how we're going to work together to get Roy through it safely, so we're really looking forward to that."
Aiding the team will be a Mountain Trike, an off-road wheelchair Tuscany will operate.
"We're going to be pushing it and pulling it and rolling it," Commendatore said. "… Even though we're kind of doing a lot of the work … it allows Roy to really be a part of that.
"He gets to use his upper body and control the vehicle obstacle to obstacle as well."
Yet for some obstacles, Tuscany's injuries will be an advantage.
"For the first time I'm actually excited that I have a lot of metal in my body, so I don't have to do any of the shock components," he said. After his injury, Tuscany had screws, plates and two 9 1/2-inch rods put into his body during surgery to stabilize his spine. "… Joe told me about how he got lit up last time, and it just scares me, the thought."
To prep for the event, Tuscany said he's doing a lot of yoga in order to be as flexible as possible.
The rest of the team has also been prepping, all at their own pace.
"Everybody's training with the concept that we're finishing together," Tuscany said. "Everybody's working at a different level, but it goes back to that team. There is no 'I' in team.
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The Hula Tribe 4 High Fives team is also spearheading a fundraising effort by participating in Tough Mudder. The goal is to raise $60,000 for the High Fives Foundation.
As of Thursday afternoon, $28,307 had been raised.
"Every dollar raised helps," said Tuscany as he sat in the foundation's CR Johnson Healing Center in Truckee, which provides resources for athletes recovering from sport-related injuries. "It goes to serve a purpose, and that's a big thing."
All funds raised will go toward High Fives' Winter Empowerment Fund, which helps athletes living with a life-altering injury by providing financial assistance through awarded grants.
The fundraising effort will continue after Tough Mudder. To donate, visit http://www.HulaTribe 4HighFives.com.
Commendatore is co-founder of Hula Networks, a Sunnyvale, Calif.-based company that has been helping customers increase profits, decrease expenses and mitigate risk for the past 12 years. Learn more at http://www.hula networks.com.
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We congratulate Ambassador Ertharin Cousin on her appointment this week as the next Executive Director of the UN World Food Programme (WFP). We look forward to continuing our strong relationship with WFP and the other the UN food agencies based in Rome. The WFP has a long and illustrious history of responding to the world's most pressing food and hunger crises, and under the energetic leadership of Ambassador Cousin, we are confident that it will continue its remarkable work as a leader of global efforts to eradicate hunger.
As the Ambassador to the UN food agencies in Rome, Ambassador Cousin has already worked closely with WFP, FAO, IFAD and other Rome-based international organizations and diplomatic missions to ensure an effective response to food needs during crises. She also brings experience from a nongovernmental hunger organization and from the private sector, along with the vision and passion needed to lead the world in advancing food security. Secretary Clinton emphasized that Ambassador Cousin "has been central to designing and implementing our food security policies...[and she] will continue to be a powerful voice in the fight against hunger."
Over the past half-century, the United States has been WFP's largest donor, supporting its lifesaving work in responding to emergencies. WFP also has an important role to play in supporting lasting food security. Through Feed the Future (FTF), the U.S. government supports country-driven approaches to address the root causes of hunger and poverty and forge long-term solutions to chronic food insecurity and undernutrition. We share WFP's vision of reducing the need for assistance by strengthening people's resilience to economic, natural, and other shocks and increasing their economic opportunities.
In this spirit, we have partnered with WFP through programs such as Purchase for Progress (P4P), an innovative pilot program that connects smallholder farmers to WFP's supply chain. WFP helps farmers produce at a higher quantity and quality, and provides a fair price for their products. Over time, as farmers increase their skills, capacity, and income, they can expand their sales to the private sector, moving from subsistence to self-reliant growth.
Recently, USAID announced a creative new partnership with WFP and PepsiCo to help chickpea farmers in Ethiopia improve the quality and quantity of their production. The EthioPEA project also aims to connect the farmers to domestic and international markets and to the production of a chickpea-based, nutrient-rich supplemental food that WFP will distribute to vulnerable populations.
We look forward to working closely with Ambassador Cousin to continue this deep cooperation with WFP -- to respond to today's emergencies and build sustainable solutions to global hunger and undernutrition.
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Topic: How to delete a model?
Hi, i accidentally created a model that i don't want to use:
ruby script/generate model user
is there any command for deleting a model completely?
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Hi, i accidentally created a model that i don't want to use:
ruby script/generate model user
is there any command for deleting a model completely?
Not that I know of. You'll have to remove the files manually. When you run the command it lists the files it generated. You can use this as a reference to see which files should be removed.
thanks...it would be nice if someone can write some command to delete unwanted model
If you haven't already updated the database, then running the command
>ruby script/destroy model user
should be fine. The 'destroy' script does exactly what you're asking for - deletes the files that 'generate' created.
Beware, though - when you generate a model, it creates a database migration. If you run 'destroy' on that model, it will delete the migration file, but not the database table. Since generating a model really only creates two files (user.rb in app/models, and ###_create_users.rb in db/migrate) it might be simpler to manually delete the model file, and create a new migration file to destroy the users table.
Hope that helps - I may not know much about Ruby, but I know a LOT about having to correct my own mistakes.
There is script/destroy model modelname..... However I don't tend to recommend it, unless its being used immediately after script/generate. Since it will delete everything created by the script/generate command which include the migration file.... If you've already created new migrations after making the model, this makes things unhappy.
For reference: script/destroy controller controllername will work similarly, without any nasty database issues at all.
Thanks guys...the only reason why i wanted a command like 'destroy' is because sometimes i have typo, u know like, 'script/generate model uesr' instead of 'user'.It's frustrating to go through folders just to delete them, this command will come in really handy. Thanks again for the tip
Cool, I never knew about script/destroy. I need to get out more.
What about if you have already run the migration, how do you delete the model from the database???
If you already ran 'rake db:migrate', in addition to steps given above, just delete the model's table from the database (for instance for model 'User' it would be a table 'users'). When you are running 'rake db:migrate' it also updates the value in 'version' column of the 'schema_migrations' table, which is a datetime of the last model migration ran. But I think this can be safely left as is, as next migration you create will have future datetime stamp related to this field.
Last edited by oberon (2010-08-18 16:31:11)
I just got started but here's what I do when I create a model, controller, or scaffold that I either don't want or want to recreate.
First I undo the changes to the table.
>rake db:rollback
Next I delete the model, controller, or scaffold. The destroy command deletes everything that the generate command creates.
>rails destroy model Modelname
I think this is what you were looking for.
rails destroy model user
This should work
rails destroy model user
worked great for my needs. Thanks
rails destroy model user,
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In the State of the Union, President Obama Will Only Say This Once
NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- Don't count on President Barack Obama to utter the word "freedom" much during his State of the Union address to a joint session of Congress on Tuesday night.
That's because the president has said "freedom" three times in his three State of the Union speeches (once per year), which doesn't come close to the 78 times George W. Bush mentioned the word in his seven speeches.
But Obama says "companies" and "businesses" much more frequently than predecessors Jimmy Carter, Ronald Reagan, George H.W. Bush, Bill Clinton and George W. Bush.
The president, who opponents argued was the anti-business candidate in 2012, has talked about companies and businesses more than the previous five presidents combined. In fact, those words were in 66% of the 30 speeches he's given since 1978.
The president's attention to the private industry has emerged alongside sustained distress in the financial system and global economy. Context surrounding his rhetoric on businesses and companies has shifted over the years.
Much of Obama's first State of the Union address cited deeply negative aspects of the Great Recession, like: businesses shuttering, access to credit and company abuses. But by his 2012 speech -- during an election year -- the tone turned more positive, such as: tax breaks for small businesses and healthy growth of innovative, new companies.
If we break down the speeches of past presidents, the language reveals that they've each faced eras that demanded different actions.
Americans grew familiar with George W. Bush's attention to terrorism and terrorists. He said both words a combined 111 times. All other presidents since Carter mentioned terrorism and terrorists just 32 times combined. Obama didn't even use the word in last year's speech.
Clinton was the most garrulous State of the Union speaker, uttering about 53,500 words over seven years. He favored domestic topics, including the heaviest mentions of family, children, health, cuts, school and the budget.
The 42nd president, who repeatedly noted his peace-time record during the 1990s, skipped any mention of defense in four straight State of the Unions until 1999. That's when he mentioned defense once in the same year he explicitly linked terrorist Osama bin Laden to the 1998 bombings of U.S. embassies in Kenya and Tanzania.
George H.W. Bush gave just three speeches as he was a one-term president, but a word that grabbed notable attention in the 41st president's final address was "taxes." Sixteen references. You may remember his infamous one-liner: " Read my lips: no new taxes ." Democrats and then-presidential nominee Clinton used the line against Bush and sank him in the 1992 general election.
Reagan's speeches have stood out from other presidents since Carter in that he referred to government spending more than the others. Reagan said "spending" 16 times in his 1983 address as he pushed for an end to "runaway" government spending and argued that defense spending wasn't the root of the country's deficit woes.


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Reminds me of that movie "Fantastic Voyage"http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fantastic_Voyage
It looks like albino pumpkin guts...
Speaking of which....what happened with your white one that was in your garden Norma?
Bob,The white pumpkin in my garden is still there. If you want me to take a picture of it I can. I left it on the vine on the ground, in a cooler location, so it might not rot for Halloween.Norma
Well, I was jus curious if it had grown more so if you don't mind maybe put a pic of that 'lil dude over on your garden thread. I hope it makes it to Halloween and you guys are able to carve it.
Interesting stuff, norma! Thanks for documenting the good, the bad and the ugly! Boldly going where no pizzaiolo has gone before!your next big hit at the market... dough patch kits!
I took most of that pie home and ate most of it myself. I never saw the patch again!
EV looks like he's jus not quite sure what he wants to think of that pie....
Tell you what. That pizza right there, re-heated, was about the best tasting sicilian pie Norma has made so far! Seriously!


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Anyone see it?
It was 2:40 and that was enough to allow it to conform mostly with the book. I liked that it wasn't rushed.
I like Rooney Mara. She was solid.
But I thought Daniel Craig and much of the rest of the cast were flat and lifeless.
Reading the book, the image in my mind's eye was that Blomkvist was more a player and that there was more vibrancy in him, at Millenium and in his relationship with Erika.
Robin Wright was flat in that role, the Nils Bjurman character was better but not quite evil/animated enough....
I don't know. I was a bit disappointed in the movie when all is said and done.
I will say they spared no emotions in the rape scene between Bjurman and Lisbeth nor in the scene where she exacts her revenge. Very, very brutal and graphic. My 17 yr old daughter wanted to see it so I took her and it was an uncomfortable couple minutes watching that, I'm not gonna lie.
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This fabulous apartment is on the first floor of a former Coach House. You will never tire of the view across Red Wharf Bay - fields rolling down to the shore, boats bobbing on their moorings when the tide is in, and masses of wildlife.
If you can drag yourself away from your lovely apartment, this part of Anglesey is just a short drive from all the top attractions, both on the island and on the mainland. It is about a 25-minute drive to the mountains of Snowdonia. This is an ideal holiday apartment, and just a short walk around the bay are two of Anglesey's best restaurants! What more could you want?
The large, bright sitting room has comfy seating with TV and DVD player. To one side is a dining table with chairs. French windows open out onto the balcony where you can sit and soak up the peace and tranquillity.
The kitchen has all modern appliances that make holiday cooking a pleasure: electric cooker, fridge/freezer, washing machine and microwave.
There are two bedrooms: one double and one with twin beds.
Family bathroom with separate shower, loo and wash basin. The double bedroom has an en-suite shower room with loo and wash basin.
This is a first floor apartment, accessed by a flight of steps.