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The answer is quite simple. Git supports workflows that Subversion does not, that have significant benefits for your code quality, team collaboration and knowledge sharing.
There are a few such workflows, and the ones that have become popular all have one thing in common. Code gets reviewed before it is merged into the main codebase, rather than waiting till after the fact.
In actual fact, Git's flexibility about when you conduct code reviews leaves Subversion dead in the water. Pull requests on a web-based Git server allow you to not only review code before it is merged, but to involve the whole team in the code review and even to carry out code reviews on work that is still in progress if you're that way inclined. In effect, every task, every user story, every feature becomes a complete conversation.
To be fair, you can adopt this workflow with Subversion, using either task branches or patches, but Subversion makes branching and merging so clunky, user-unfriendly and error-prone that it simply isn't practical, and besides being similarly clunky, submitting patches blocks further work until your submission has been reviewed. Consequently in practice, on most Subversion-based projects, commit-before-review is the norm, and review-before-merge is only used on the most high-impact, high-risk work. And it shows—trunk-based Subversion-hosted projects almost always have a far, far lower quality than pull request-based Git-hosted projects.
Why the difference? Simple. In the commit-before-review workflow, every check-in becomes a fait accompli.
This can be a recipe for disaster.
If bad code gets checked in, you have to explicitly ask for it to be backed out or modified—and you have to follow through to ensure that this is done. Sometimes it can't be backed out or modified, because other code has been checked in that depends on it. Contentious design decisions can all too easily be steamrollered in without any discussion—and in the event of a disagreement, backing them out can all too easily be filibustered.
There's also a strong psychological pressure to let standards slip as well. When you're checking in code as a fait accompli, it's all too easy to check in ill-thought-out variable names, poor test coverage, that doesn't follow the team's coding standards, with useless commit summaries to boot. It's also far too easy for your reviewer (singular—you seldom if ever get more than one person reviewing your code in this model) to decide to pick his or her battles and only focus on the more important things.
On the other hand, when the default action is "reject," as with pull requests, the onus is on you as the author of the code to prove that your changes are fit for purpose. This gives you all the more incentive to get things right—to stick to the team's agreed coding conventions, to write tests, to separate concerns correctly, and so on. It also means that you pay more attention to making your code readable and your commit summaries informative. After all, your team-mates (plural) are going to have to make this judgment call based on whether they can understand what you've done or not.
Another significant benefit of pull requests is that they dramatically improve knowledge sharing among the team. A new developer may submit a pull request that reinvents methods that already exist, or that violates coding standards that they didn't know existed. Pull requests are an opportunity for education here—you can easily point them in the right direction. On the other hand, with commit-before-review, because it is so easy to overlook things such as these, opportunities to educate your team-mates get lost.
One other thing bears saying here. Even if you do manage to adopt a pull request-like workflow with Subversion, you still face one major limitation: changesets in Subversion are immutable. With Git, if the commit history of a task branch makes it difficult to review, you can always ask the author to revise it—clarifying commit summaries, squashing superfluous changesets, and perhaps (for experienced Git users) even teasing changesets apart. You can do this quite effectively with the
git rebase --interactive command. With Subversion, on the other hand, once it's in, you're stuck with it.
Pull requests are not the only advantage that Git has over Subversion. But they are the most important and the most business-critical. A pull request-based workflow with Git will give you a codebase that is much cleaner and much more robust, with fewer nasty surprises and an informative and useful source history. Trunk-based development in Subversion, on the other hand, can leave you with a very bad taste in your mouth. For this reason, sticking with Subversion raises serious questions about the quality and maintainability of your codebase.]]>
However, in order to separate out your concerns, you must first categorise them correctly as either business concerns, presentational concerns or data access concerns. Otherwise you will end up with unnecessary complexity, poor performance, anaemic layers, and/or poor testability.
Unfortunately, most three-layer applications completely fail to categorise their concerns correctly. More often than not this is because it is simply not possible to do so, as some concerns fall into more than one category and can't be refactored out without introducing adverse effects. I propose the term inseparable concerns for such cases.
The key to separation of concerns is to let it be driven by your tests. Under TDD, the first thing you would do if a particular line of code contained a bug would be to write a failing unit test that would pass given the expected correct behaviour. It is what this test does that tells you whether the code under test is a business concern, a data access concern, or a presentational concern.
It is a presentational concern if the test simulates raw user input, or examines final rendered output. For example, mocking any part of a raw HTTP request (
GET or
POST arguments, cookies, HTTP headers, and so on), verifying the returned HTTP status code, or examining the output generated by a view. In general, if it's your controllers or your views that you're testing, it's a presentational concern.
It is a business concern if the test verifies the correctness of a business rule. Basically, this means that queries are business concerns, period. If they are not returning the correct results, then they have not implemented some business rule or other correctly. Other examples of business concerns include validation, verifying that the data passed to the database or a web service from a command is correct, or confirming that the correct exception is thrown in response to various failure modes.
It is a data access concern if the test requires the code to hit the database. Note that this is where the so-called "best practice" that your unit tests should never hit the database breaks down: if you are adhering to it strictly, sooner or later you will encounter a bug where it stops you from writing a failing test. Most people, when confronted with such cases, skip this step. Don't: TDD should take precedence. Set up a test database and write the test already.
It is an inseparable concern if it falls into more than one of the above categories. Pretty much any performance-related optimisation that you do will be an example here. For example, if you have to bypass Entity Framework and drop down to raw SQL, you will have to hit the database to verify that business logic is correct. Therefore, it is both a business concern and a data access concern.
Inseparable concerns are much more prevalent than you might expect.
IQueryable<T> is the best that we've got in terms of making your business and data access layers separable, but, as Mark Seemann points out, it still falls short because
NotSupportedException. Another example is calling
.Include() on a
DbSet to include child entities. Although this is a no-op on
Mock<IDbSet<T>>, you can't verify that you are making the correct calls to
.Include() in the first place without hitting the database. Besides which, if you're mocking
DbSet<T> instead of
IDbSet<T>, as you're supposed to be able to do with EF6, calling
.Include() throws an exception.
I would just like to stress here that inseparable concerns are not an antipattern—they are a fact of life. All but the simplest of code bases will have them somewhere. The real antipattern is not introducing them, but trying to treat them as if they were something that they're not.]]>
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In this post, I'd like to explain the reasons why I recommend using general purpose scripting languages and avoiding specialised build frameworks, and to address some commonly held misconceptions about build scripts in general. If I'm saying a lot about MSBuild, that's because it's the tool that I have the most experience with; however, many of my points apply to other tools as well, including those that aren't XML-based.
1. Build scripts are code, not configuration.
Most build frameworks view build scripts as configuration first and code second. This is wrong. Badly wrong.
You see this in the way they adopt a declarative, rather than an imperative, approach, defining your script in terms of "targets" or "tasks" with dependencies between them. This approach can make sense in some situations — in particular, where you have a large number of similar tasks in a complex dependency graph, and you need to allow the build engine to determine the order in which they are run. This is the case, for example, with Visual Studio solutions that consist of a large number of projects.
But top level build scripts don't work that way. At the topmost level, build scripts are inherently imperative in nature, so a declarative approach doesn't make a whole lot of sense. Your typical build script consists of a sequence of diverse tasks which are run in an order that you define, or sometimes in a loop based on values in a collection. For example, it may look something like this:
Writing your build script imperatively, with each of these steps as a function call in the top level of your code, allows you to see, at a glance, what your script is doing. On the other hand, writing them declaratively, with each task specifying its own dependencies, often requires you to jump around all over your build script just to get a handle on things.
One important thing that build scripts need is control flow structures — conditions, loops, iteration over arrays, parametrised subroutines, variables, and so on. You simply can't represent these properly with a declarative language. Sure, you can define tasks to handle some of these requirements, such as regex-based find and replace, but that will never be as clear as a purely imperative approach.
I've never come across a definitive explanation why build frameworks should all be based around the declarative, configuration-like approach of tasks with dependencies, other than a vague, hand-waving and unsubstantiated claim that "people prefer it that way." Personally I think it's more likely that people just saw that this was how make, the granddaddy of build tools, was designed, assumed that it was a Best Practice, and blindly copied it without thinking.
2. Build scripts need to be maintained.
Build scripts don't tend to change very often — perhaps once every three to six months or so. Consequently it's tempting to view them as something that you write once and can forget about completely. However, they do change, so readability and maintainability are critical. A well written build script can make all the difference between a change taking half an hour and it taking half a sprint; between it working as intended and being riddled with bugs.
This means, of course, that XML-based build languages, such as MSBuild or NAnt, are a very bad idea. This is nothing to do with a lack of "cool" — it's a lack of readability and maintainability, pure and simple. XML simply isn't capable of expressing the kind of control flow structures that you need in a succinct, readable manner. MSBuild is particularly bad here. Its lack of support for looping, iteration or parametrised subroutines makes it difficult if not impossible to write anything more complex than the simplest of build scripts without resorting to painful amounts of copy and paste code. Since DRY is a vital discipline in keeping your code maintainable, anything that forces you to violate it as much as MSBuild does should be avoided with extreme prejudice.
To mitigate the problem, Ant, NAnt and MSBuild allow you to embed snippets of code in other languages, such as PowerShell. Besides the fact that the syntax to do so is so verbose and cumbersome that it's scarcely worth it, this just raises the question: why not just use PowerShell end to end instead?
3. Build scripts need to be run from the command line.
It's all too common to find build scripts that are very tightly integrated with the Continuous Integration server. This usually happens when you have vast swathes of configuration settings in TeamCity, TFS, Jenkins or what have you. This causes two problems: first, you have a lot of important and potentially breaking detail that isn't checked into source control; second, it becomes very difficult if not impossible to run your build on your local machine, end to end, from the command line.
If you can't run your build from the command line, debugging it will be painful. Every iteration of your edit-compile-test loop will require a separate check-in and a sit-on-your-hands wait for several minutes until it either completes or breaks. This is a very inefficient and wasteful way of doing things. It can also cause problems when you have to track down a regression with git bisect, because you'll have a whole string of broken revisions to contend with.
4. Build scripts have few other domain specific requirements, if any.
Apart from this, there are only two other requirements that your build scripts have. Your build language needs to be interpreted rather than compiled (otherwise you'll have a chicken-and-egg problem), and it needs to be able to run other programs: your compiler; NuGet to fetch your dependencies; your test runner; and so on. But that's pretty much it. Just about any general purpose scripting language — Python, Ruby, PowerShell, bash, DOS batch files, heck even PHP if you're that way inclined — will fit the bill.
What about the specific (N)Ant/MSBuild tasks that you need to call? Most of these can be implemented quite simply as calls to either the language's standard library or a command line interface.
Some .NET developers don't like this approach because they say that using, say, Python or PowerShell would mean having to learn a new language. Personally I find this a very strange argument, because if you're using MSBuild, you're doing that already anyway. Not only that, but the learning curve that you're taking is actually steeper: the conceptual differences between, say, C# and Python are very superficial when compared to the conceptual differences between C# and MSBuild. Besides, learning a scripting language is a skill that can be transferred to other problem domains if necessary, whereas MSBuild is a very specialised and niche language that only ever gets used for build scripts for .NET projects.
Just because you are presented with something that describes itself as a build tool doesn't mean to say you have to use it. Aim to choose tools and languages that allow you to write code that is easy to read, understand and maintain. You'll be much more productive and much less stressed — and the people who have to maintain your code after you will thank you for it.
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People come up with some design pattern or other, telling you that it solves some problem or other. At first sight, it appears that it does eliminate the problem from one part of your codebase, but on closer inspection it turns out that it merely shifts it to another, and sometimes even introduces other problems in the process.
I first noticed this in a Web Forms application, where our resident Best Practices Guy berated me for using inline data binding expressions in the .aspx files. These were actually simple data binding expressions, with no business logic, a bit like this:
<asp:Repeater id="rptData" runat="server"> <p> <asp:Label Text="<%# Eval("Text") %>" runat="server" /> </p> </asp:repeater>
Just like you've seen in every Web Forms tutorial since 2001, but he said I should have been looking up the label in the
DataBound event and assigning it there instead:
void rptData_DataBound(object sender, RepeaterItemEventArgs e) { var label = e.Item.FindControl("lblParagraph") as Label; if (label != null) { label.Text = ((LineItem)e.Item.DataItem).Text; } }
He claimed that it would prevent problems if I'd mistyped the property name in the .aspx file, because the C# compiler would catch it.
The reason this is a fallacy is that it just moves the problem into your code-behind file. You're just as likely to mistype the name of the control —
lblParagraph — in the string and end up with exactly the same problem. Only it'll be easier to miss it in testing because the null check means that it will fail silently. On top of that, you're using more than twice as many lines of code spread over two different files rather than just one to do the same thing.
I noticed a similar problem when I was evaluating OOCSS — a design pattern that's supposed to reduce duplication in your CSS, by having you declare separate CSS classes for different functional aspects such as "button" or "highlighted" or "media". Twitter Bootstrap uses it fairly heavily. Its selling point is that it's supposed to make your CSS more maintainable and lightweight without using a pre-processor by reducing duplication in your stylesheets. Unfortunately, in the process, it introduces a lot of duplication and weight into your HTML because you now have to set additional class declarations on a huge number of elements.
Then of course there's our old friend, the Repository Facade, whose proponents tell you that it reduces tight coupling between your business layer and your ORM. Of course a generic Repository Facade does this at the expense of making it impossible to optimise your queries for performance, but with a specialised one — where you're moving your queries into your Repository Facade itself — you're just moving the tight coupling from one part of your codebase to another. It doesn't reduce the amount of work that you would have to do to switch your data source in the slightest, and in the process it prevents you from unit testing your business logic independently of the database.]]>
The Repository pattern is a part of your O/R mapper itself.
The Repository pattern was first described as follows in Martin Fowler's Patterns of Enterprise Application Architecture:
Mediates between the domain and data mapping layers using a collection-like interface for accessing domain objects.
Patterns of Enterprise Application Architecture was written in 2003, at a time when O/R mapping technology was in its infancy. Most ORMs were commercial products, very simple by today's standards — more akin to the likes of Dapper or PetaPoco than to modern heavyweights like NHibernate or Entity Framework. Hand-rolled data access layers were very much the order of the day. Furthermore, many of the patterns described in P of EAA — Table Data Gateway, Row Data Gateway, Data Mapper, Unit of Work, Identity Map, Lazy Load, and so on, all catalogue what are now different components of modern-day ORMs.
So when the Repository pattern talks about mediating between the domain and "data mapping layers," it isn't referring to your ORM as a whole, as most developers seem to assume, but to just one component of your ORM — specifically, the component that copies data from the results of the generated SQL query into your entities. This mediating layer is also an element of functionality provided by modern ORMs.
For example, Entity Framework's
DbSet<T> is a Repository. So too is NHibernate's
ISession, with methods such as
So what is the wrapper class that people write around their ORMs then, the one that they tend to refer to as a Repository? A more accurate term for this is, in actual fact, a Repository Facade.
It's important to draw the distinction, especially with the debate around whether this pattern has any value or not. Referring to your ORM itself as a Repository makes it easy for people to make the conceptual leap that allows them to just plug Entity Framework straight into their business service classes without the additional layer of abstraction, but on the other hand it can cause a bit of confusion if you then start saying that "the Repository pattern is harmful." That's why I'm now being careful to use the term "Repository" to refer to Entity Framework, NHibernate or the RavenDB client itself, and the term "Repository Facade" to refer to the practice of adding an extra abstraction layer around it.]]>
Not really. I may have been objecting at the time to the black-and-white "feature branches bad, feature toggles good" line being adopted by Martin Fowler and his ThoughtWorks colleagues, but my own opinion is somewhat more nuanced than the polar opposite of "feature toggles bad, feature branches good." There are actually a lot of clever things that you can do with feature toggles:
The problem with feature switches is that when they are used as an alternative to branching and merging, you are regularly deploying code into your production environment that you know for a fact to be buggy, immature and incorrect. If your feature switches aren't properly architected, this can end up being exposed to the general public — with disastrous results. Breaking your tasks down into small user stories can help, but this is not always the case.
The commonest mistake here is that your feature switch doesn't switch everything. On an ASP.NET web application, for example, it may switch out your controllers, or your routes, but you will still have the same views, the same JavaScript, the same CSS and the same images and other static assets available for both the "on" and "off" states. It's difficult to turn static assets on or off when by default they're all served up by IIS from your web application's filespace.
Dolstagis.Web gets round this problem quite simply by requiring you to expose your static files and your views explicitly in your feature definition classes. If it hasn't been added, it won't be shown: it's as simple as that. In fact, you aren't even limited to using your application filespace: you could just as easily include your static files and views as resources within your assembly. You can even have the feature that you are toggling in a separate assembly altogether, and modify your build process so that your production version doesn't even have a copy of the immature and buggy code.
Of course this doesn't guarantee you that you'll get your feature switches right, and there are still ways in which you can get them wrong, but hopefully this approach will help to make it easier to avoid running into problems.]]>
When I first started it off a year ago, it was mainly an experiment to see just how long it would take me to write a minimum viable alternative MVC framework. I was mainly inspired in this by tinkering with some of the alternatives to ASP.NET MVC such as NancyFX, FubuMVC and so on, but also because I'd run out of ideas for something to keep me entertained on my daily commute into London. In the end it took me about a month or so.
Of course, there's a vast difference between "minimum viable" and "actually usable," and all I was interested in at the time was a basic proof of concept, so once I had the bare minimum up and running, I decided to just park it. But then back in August I was inspired to take it a bit further, so since then I've been doing a bit more work on it, and now I think I've got it to a point at which I can realistically start dogfooding it on another hobby project.
Over the coming weeks I'll be blogging about some of the features I've been building into it, but for now here's a summary of what I've been working on over the summer:
Here are some ideas that I'm thinking of implementing in due course:
It's still not quite production ready yet, so it's best to stick to breakable toy projects for now. Suggestions are, of course, always welcome.]]>
This wasn't actually surprising, because the codebase in question was riddled with method after method that looked something like this:
public Widget GetWidget(int id) { log.Debug("Getting widget with id " + id); try { var result = repository.GetWidget(id); if (result != null) { log.Debug("Successfully got widget with id: " + id); } else { log.Debug("No widget found with id: " + id); } return result; } catch (Exception ex) { log.Warn("Error fetching widget with id " + id, ex); throw; } }
I'd objected to this about a year previously, but had encountered some stiff resistance from our team's Best Practices Guy, who had been responsible for it in the first place.
The problem here is that the same exception was being logged multiple times, complete with deep stack traces, cluttering up the log files, making them very difficult to read and in the process making them grow out of control.
This is what catch-log-throw does.
But it doesn't just cause problems with your infrastructure. It makes your code hard to read, hard to review, and easy to miss things. Our Best Practices Guy denied this when I said so, claiming that it was perfectly clear what it was doing, but you'll see what I mean when I strip out the logging statements:
public Widget GetWidget(int id) { return repository.GetWidget(id); }
Two things become obvious here:
If you really do need this level of detail in your logs (and you usually don't), a cleaner way to do it is to use an aspect-oriented framework such as Castle DynamicProxy or PostSharp. There's really no need to clutter up your codebase with noise like this.
As a general rule, you should only log exceptions in
catch { } blocks where they are not being re-thrown. If you're catching it to recover from it and continue, log it as a warning; if you're reporting an error to the end user, log it as an error. In general, a
catch { } block should either log the exception or re-throw it. Unless you have a very good reason to do so, it shouldn't do both.
public class MyService { private ILogger _logger; /* snip */ public MyService(ILogger logger, /* snip */) { _logger = logger; /* snip */ } }
There are a few problems here.
1. Don't use dependency injection to create your loggers.
The problem with using dependency injection to create your loggers is that it denies you access to one of the most useful features of these logging frameworks: hierarchical loggers. The recommended way to instantiate loggers is to have just one for each class, with each logger being named after the class in which it is used. For example, with log4net, you would do this:
namespace MyNamespace { public class MyService { private static readonly ILog log = LogManager.GetLogger("MyNamespace.MyService"); /* snip */ } }
With NLog it is even simpler:
namespace MyNamespace { public class MyService { private static readonly Logger log = LogManager.GetCurrentClassLogger(); /* snip */ } }
Why is this so important? Simple. It allows you to fine tune your logging output on a namespace-by-namespace or a class-by-class basis. For example, you could send debugging information from NHibernate's internals to a separate file, or log debug information only for your e-mail handling classes.
On the other hand, when you're using your IOC container to create a logger, you can only specify a single named logger right across the board for your entire application. Sure, some IOC containers give you a way to determine the type of object into which you are injecting your logger, but others don't, and I've never seen this done anyway even with those that do. You end up completely losing access to the hierarchy.
Another problem with using an IOC container here is that it limits your use of logging to classes that were created by the container in the first place. Sure, if your container exposes a service locator as a singleton (as for example StructureMap does with
ObjectFactory.Instance) you could use that, but it's ugly, not all IOC containers do that, and those that do aren't always used that way anyway.
Finally, injected loggers do have an impact on performance. If you are injecting your loggers, your IOC container has to do more work each time you instantiate a new service, in order to locate the right logger and pass it in as a parameter. On the other hand, by creating loggers as static readonly members, you are only creating a single logger once per AppDomain for each class. This performance difference is admittedly small, but with classes that are instantiated frequently, it can easily add up.
2. Don't abstract your loggers in application code.
There's a case for writing an abstraction layer around your loggers when you're creating a NuGet package for third party distribution. Some .net developers use log4net because it's the one everyone's heard of; others swear by NLog because it's the best; and then you have the Microsoft-only crowd who won't touch anything other than the Logging Application Block. As a third party library developer, you have to support all three. (Well, maybe not so much the third, because the kind of people who use the Logging Application Block are often the kind of people who won't touch your library with a barge pole because you're not Microsoft.)
But as an application developer, you don't have to support anyone other than yourself, so an abstraction layer is superfluous here.
Besides being superfluous, the main problem with abstracting your loggers is that most people get it wrong. Your typical logging facade looks like this:
public interface ILogger { void LogFatal(string message); void LogError(string message); void LogWarning(string message); void LogInfo(string message); void LogDebug(string message); }
That's all. You're denying access to a whole lot of important features of your logger. For example, consider this code:
foreach (PropertyInfo prop in type.GetProperties()) { _logger.LogDebug(String.Format("Property {0} has type {1}", prop.Name, prop.PropertyType.Name)); DoSomething(prop); }
Even if your logger's logging level is set to something higher than
Debug, you are still calling
String.Format and various reflection properties in a loop. In some cases, this can have a significant performance impact. What you should be doing instead is making use of log4net's
IsDebugEnabled property:
foreach (PropertyInfo prop in type.GetProperties()) { if (log.IsDebugEnabled) { log.DebugFormat("Property {0} has type {1}", prop.Name, prop.PropertyType.Name); } DoSomething(prop); }
Exceptions are another one. You need to be able to pass exceptions to your logger, especially at the warning, error and fatal levels.
3. Don't mock your loggers in tests.
Of course, all this raises the question about testability. What about mocking your loggers, you may ask?
The answer is simple: you don't need to.
Your logging statements shouldn't affect the outcome of your tests. If they do, then you must be doing something pretty esoteric with your logging and getting it wrong, in which case, your tests should fail.
In any case, your tests are one place more than any other where you should be able to inspect your logging output. Mocking them loses you access to this vital information.]]>


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Should history majors pay less for college than art majors?Historians in the News
Jordan Weissmann is an associate editor at The Atlantic. He has written for a number of publications, including The Washington Post and The National Law Journal.
Philosophy lovers, prepare to be outraged.
Down in Florida, a task force commissioned by Governor Rick Scott is putting the finishing touches on a proposal that would allow the state's public universities to start charging undergraduates different tuition rates depending on their major. Students would get discounts for studying topics thought to be in high demand among Florida employers. Those would likely include science, technology, engineering, and math (aka, the STEM fields), among others.
But Art History? Gender Studies? Classics? Sorry, but the fates are cruel. Unless a university could show that local companies were clamoring to hire humanities students, those undergrads would have to pay more for their diploma.
Charging tuition by major is one of several recommendations the task force will submit to lawmakers as part of a broad reform package for Florida's university system. The hope appears to be that by keeping certain degrees cheaper than others, the state can lure students into fields where it needs more talent. It's an interesting idea in the abstract, but if it ever makes it into law, the results could be messy....
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Marvel at 13 larger-than-life displays created from nearly half a million Lego bricks. Walk the Arboretum's tree-lined grounds on the east side to find nature-themed sculptures crafted by Lego artist Sean Kenney, including a monarch butterfly boasting an eight-foot wingspan and an enormous hummingbird sipping nectar from a colorful trumpet flower.
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As the year of the breakup continues, Lil Wayne and Christina Milian have called it quits.
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This is bad, real bad, Michael Jackson. The tension between Lil Wayne and Birdman has escalated to a point of no return.
Just in time for the Fourth of July weekend, Lil Wayne delivers his long awaited project 'Free Weezy Album,' exclusively on TIDAL of which he's a co-owner.
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French Montana grabs some familiar faces in Lil Wayne and Rick Ross for his new single "Lose It," which was produced by Kanye West and the Mekanics.
In a new lawsuit, Lil Wayne is blaming Birdman's incompetence for Drake and Nicki Minaj possibly leaving Young Money Records.
Out of the blue, Kendrick Lamar recently jumped on Twitter to salute two rappers he crowned the most influential in hip-hop: Lil B and Lil Wayne. Yep, we were taken aback by this as well.
Lil Wayne's manager, Cortez Bryant, has come forward to squash the rumors that Weezy may have signed with Jay Z's Roc Nation imprint.
Here's something that is totally unexpected. During his performance at KMEL's annual Summer Jam concert on Saturday (June 13), Lil Wayne dropped a bombshell of an announcement. Apparently, Weezy has signed a deal with Jay Z.
As we patiently wait for Lil Wayne to drop his 'Free Weezy Album,' the Young Money leader delivered two freestyle tracks on Friday (June 12).
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Young Thug revealed the title of his forthcoming mixtape, 'Carter 6,' this week, keeping a promise he made in October to continue Lil Wayne's 'Carter' album series. Fans aren't too pleased with the rapper's decision with many calling the whole thing disrespectful.
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Last month, during a Lil Wayne concert in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, a man was punched in the head by one of the rapper's security guards. When the news first broke, the concertgoer reportedly threw a beer bottle at the "Believe Me" rhymer, which caused security to rush him in the crowd and give him a beatdown. Now the assault victim's 911 call after the incident has been released.
Lil Wayne is selling the Miami Beach mansion that was at the center of a "swatting" incident last month.
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Lil Wayne's Release Partiez tour is not going as smooth as planned. Over the past week, there has been a few things thrown around onstage during the rapper's performances. First, the Young Money boss himself threw a mic at the DJ and now, a beer is aimed at Tha Carter V creator's head.


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Gordon made his film debut in 2009's "New Moon," the second film based on Stephenie Meyer's best-selling book series about a human girl, Bella Swan (Kristen Stewart), who gets caught in a love triangle between her vampire boyfriend, Edward Cullen (Robert Pattinson), and her best friend, Jacob Black (Taylor Lautner), a Quileute Indian who taps his people's genetic ability to transform into werewolves.
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He reprised the role in 2010's "Eclipse" and will play Embry again in the anticipated two-film finale "Breaking Dawn."
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The rock band Audioslave was formed by former members of Rage Against the Machine and Soundgarden. Audioslave: Live in Cuba captures the band performing over a dozen songs from not only their own catalogue but also tunes from both of the members' former bands. The setlist includes "Set It Off," "Spoonman," "Cochise," "Black Hole Sun," "Bulls on Parade," and "Sleep Now in the Fire." Perry Seibert, Rovi
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DeWalt has been pushing into the automotive tool category for a couple of years now, first with the introduction of mechanics tools, more recently with a metal storage system, and now with five new air tools: a 1/2" Drive Heavy Duty Impact Wrench, 3/8" Drive Air Ratchet, 3/8" Reversible Drill, Angle Die Grinder, and Palm Sander.
That a brand so strongly associated with construction tools would expand into automotive is not as far-fetched as it may sound. DeWalt's parent company, Stanley Black & Decker, owns several brands that cater to the automotive market, including MAC and Proto—both of which produce air tools. Presumably, DeWalt was able to tap into that knowledge base while developing its own line of automotive tools.
Intended to appeal to mechanics and industrial users, the new line of air tools produce high RPMs and have shock-resistant housings, aluminum bodies, and thickly molded grips. The directional switches on the impact driver and drill can be operated one-handed.
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Capable of delivering 650 ft-lbs of torque the DWMT79773L has the power to free frozen bolts and perform heavy-duty fastening. An adjustable power regulator allows the user to switch between full, medium, or low power settings. The high-impact composite body reduces the weight of the tool while protecting the user's hand from cold air passing through the handle. Exhaust is directed away from the user by routing it through an exhaust port on the bottom of the handle.
Free speed: 7,500 RPM
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Weight: 2.0 lbs.
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|Reviews for The Reincarnation of Miko Midoriko
| Guest chapter 53 . 8/26
wow its amazing! I miss this story so much! Please update soon!
| flowermanga chapter 53 . 8/13
I beg you, please update again. If you drop the story I will be devastated. I spent the majority of my day reading this on my day off and really like the way this story is written. Cliff hangers don't bode well for my state of mind, dear :)
| Guest chapter 53 . 7/12
one or two chapters more! i'm loving this! when i read clara's pov i was all like ''what? this is just like 'mirai nikki'!''
don't keep us waiting for too long sweetheart, 'cause i'm sure that sesshy doesn't want to wait to save her too!
| victoria cullen33 chapter 53 . 6/4
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| ChemicalPunk2 chapter 53 . 5/14
I hope to read the rest of this story, It's Awesome! _
| Guest chapter 53 . 5/7
Please update.
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| Latia chapter 53 . 4/30
I really enjoyed this fanfic So please I'm begging you to continue it or give me permission to
| Aurora Truesdale chapter 1 . 3/29
Hi there,
So if you could update as soon as possible, I your loyal fan and reader, shall be eternally grateful.
| cakeandchocolate chapter 53 . 1/12
AHHH! I just finished reading and you can't end it there! I love your story. It's awesome! I REALLY want to know what happens next, so don't keep me in suspense for long. :)
| atsurA chapter 53 . 12/14/2014
A cliffhanger! Why?! Update please...
| Sleepyreader319 chapter 53 . 11/17/2014
NOOO not Kohaku! Can't wait to find out what happens next! Update soon!
| trinity456 chapter 51 . 11/9/2014
This story is absolutely beautiful. I like how you've been patient with developing the characers, sesshomaru's budding love for her and likewise. And this love scene- it wasnt explicit in any sense, but I think its lovely as to how you've showed how a real first time should be. Basically, it was beautiful :) So please update soon! Hopefully the two are reunited!
| Tink chapter 53 . 10/18/2014
Please please update!
| D chapter 17 . 9/20/2014
By the way, I loved what you did to Kikyo, you made me like her so much. It was a great job.
| D chapter 17 . 9/20/2014
I got hooked by your story after a few chapters. You made me like Kikyo, and you made me like your OC but when you started changing POVs and repeated one scene a few times to show what each character felt. You kinda ruined it for me. The pacing was damaged. You took away the mystery of Sesshoumaru and focused too much on the thinking mechanics of the characters. It was repetitive and got me to quit reading. I just want to say that your plot is AMAZING I found it well planned and would give you a 5 stars for it, but the switching of the POVs was not worth my time.


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This is fun. "2012" delivers what it promises, and since no sentient being will buy a ticket expecting anything else, it will be, for its audiences, one of the most satisfactory films of the year. It even has real actors in it. Like all the best disaster movies, it's funniest at its most hysterical. You think you've seen end-of-the-world movies? This one ends the world, stomps on it, grinds it up and spits it out.
It also continues a recent trend toward the wholesale destruction of famous monuments. Roland Emmerich, the director and co-writer, has been vandalizing monuments for years, as in "Independence Day," "The Day After Tomorrow" and "Godzilla." I still hold a grudge against him for that one because he provided New York with a Mayor Ebert and didn't have Godzilla step on me and then squish me.
In all disaster movies, landmarks fall like dominos. The Empire State Building is made of rubber. The Golden Gate Bridge collapses like clockwork. Big Ben ticks his last. The Eiffel Tower? Quel dommage!
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Emmerich thinks on a big scale. Yes, he destroys regular stuff. It will come as little surprise (because at this writing the film's trailer on YouTube alone had more than 7,591,413 views) that the aircraft carrier John F. Kennedy rides a tsunami onto the White House. When St. Peter's Basilica is destroyed, Leonardo's God and Adam are split apart just where their fingers touch (the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel having been moved into St. Peter's for the occasion). Then when Emmerich gets warmed up, the globe's tectonic plates shift thousands of miles, water covers the planet, and a giraffe walks aboard an ark.
Also on board are the humans chosen to survive, including all the characters who have not already been crushed, drowned or fallen into great crevices opening up in the Earth. These include the heroic Jackson Curtis (John Cusack) and his estranged wife, Kate (Amanda Peet); President Wilson (Danny Glover), his chief science adviser, Adrian Helmsley (Chiwetel Ejiofor), and his chief of staff, Carl Anheuser (Oliver Platt).
Many gigantic arks have been secretly constructed inside the Himalayas by the Chinese, funded by a global consortium, and they're the only chance of the human race surviving. Along with the animals on board, there's the maybe well-named Noah (Liam James). In theory, ark ticketholders represent a cross-section of the globe, chosen democratically. In practice, Carl Anheuser pulls strings to benefit the rich and connected, and wants to strand desperate poor people on the dock. I'm thinking, Emmerich often has a twist when he names villains, like Mayor Ebert from "Godzilla." So how did this villain get his name? What does "Anheuser" make you think of?
Such questions pale by comparison with more alarming events. The tectonic plates shift so violently scientists can almost see them on Google Earth. This havoc requires stupendous special effects. Emmerich's budget was $250 million, and "2012" may contain more f/x in total running time than any other film. They're impressive. Not always convincing, because how can the flooding of the Himalayas be made convincing? And Emmerich gives us time to regard the effects and appreciate them, even savor them, unlike the ADD generation and its quick-cutting Bay-cams.
Emmmerich also constructs dramatic real-scale illusions, as when an earthquake fissure splits a grocery store in half. Cusack is the hero in an elaborate sequence involving his desperate attempts to unblock a jammed hydraulic lift that threatens to sink the ark. He does a lot of heroic stuff in this film, especially for a novelist, like leaping a van over a yawning chasm and riding a small plane through roiling clouds of earthquake dust.
The bottom line is: The movie gives you your money's worth. Is it a masterpiece? No. Is it one of the year's best? No. Does Emmerich hammer it together with his elbows from parts obtained from the Used Disaster Movie Store? Yes. But is it about as good as a movie in this genre can be? Yes. No doubt it will inflame fears about our demise on Dec. 21, 2012. I'm worried, too. I expect that to be even worse than Y2K.
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