Test Prioritisation (TP) is one among many dif ferent methods to optimise pipelines in Continuos Integration (CI). However very little research has been performed on the energy usage of this process. This paper documents the simulation of TP on mul tiple Java open source projects and presents the en ergy consumption of this part of the pipeline. The results of the experiment show that the costs of per forming this CI technique under realistic conditions outweigh the benefits in terms of energy spending. Other Ci optimisation processes such as Test Selec tion may prove more valuable and combining them with TP might be redundant.

Natural language processing, specifically style, is not explored significantly in the context of fan-fiction. By using function word frequency analysis, this paper explores the similarity in style between original works and fan-fictions derived from them as well as the impact of those stylistic similarities on the fan-fictions' successes. Investigating the works of Worm and Narnia and utilising a control set, this hypothesis is examined. Similarity in style seems to be variable, but it is suggested that certain stylistic features lead to success more than other regardless of the original work's style. More research would be needed to confirm those numbers.