CHAPTER 9
CLASSIFICATION INSPECTIONS,
STATUTORY
INSPECTIONS AND PORT STATE CONTROL INSPECTIONS
9.1
Classification Society Inspections
Bureau Veritas inspected the vessel for compliance with the class requirements in accordance with their rules and standards. The main inspection period was five years and the 1500 items to be inspected were divided into approximately 300 items to be inspected each year according to the Continuous Survey Programme of Bureau Veritas. The bow area under this programme was inspected in 1983, 1988 and in 1993. No discrepancies were recorded during any of these inspections. The question remains why the severe deficiencies of the visor and the bow ramp which clearly existed already in 1993 were not recorded.
Based on the available documentation it has to be assumed that the two B.V. people responsible for the ESTONIA, both from a classification and statutory point of view, Hans Olsson, manager of BV-Sweden, and Anders Wirstam, staff surveyor of the BV-Stockholm office and exclusively involved with ESTONIA, were not interrogated by Joint Accident Investigation Commission and there is no recorded evidence in the files of the Swedish part of this Commission about their interrogations by the police and the prosecutor.
In a memo found in the files of the prosecutor the following is, however, stated:
»On 12.10.1994 at 12.10 hours I had contact with the manager of B.V. in Gothenburg, Hans Olsson, Tel. (031) 17 14 15.
The subject was which surveys they had done on the "Estonia". All the relevant documentation was with them; Olsson stated that he could not submit any documents without the respective authority. In case he should have to do so, he would need the approval partly from N&T, partly from the Estonian Government.
Olsson even wishes to inform the lawyer Bengt-Åke Johnsson by telephone (08) 665 90 70. This lawyer protects them legally.
Olsson also advised that Olof Forssberg from the Commission had already given the same explanation as the police now give. Forssberg raised the same questions which the police are now asking. Olsson knew that Forssberg had been in contact with the owners in this matter, N&T had been in contact with Olsson and they will send a letter with what Forssberg wants to know.
The documentation concerning "Estonia" consists of a large number of A4 folders.
Olsson requires a written statement from the police with the documents they are demanding. Before this the police have to contact N&T - S.M. (Sven Malmroos).
In the course of the further development I managed to contact sometimes the prosecutor and sometimes Forssberg.
Some co-ordination has to be found. / S.M. (Sven Malmroos).«This indicates that B.V. apparently enjoyed some special treatment as did N&T and ESCO, which continued throughout the investigation up-to-date. Reportedly Hans Olsson left B.V. in the summer of 1998 and might thus be willing to give some explanations now.
The files of the prosecutor reveal that Hans Olsson and Anders Wirstam were interrogated together for the first time on 21.11.1994 by the criminal inspectors L.E. Andersson and S.A. Wranding. On 02.06.1997 Hans Olsson was questioned alone by the criminal inspector Bo Wide and thereafter Anders Wirstam was questioned again and alone on 22.01.1998 also by Bo Wide and Tomas Lindstrand.
In summary both made the following statements:
a) On 21.11.1994 - see Enclosure 9.1.130:
- the B.V. organisation worldwide and in Sweden was explained;
- education and experience of the B.V. inspectors
- the contract with E.N.M.B;
- Load Line, SOLAS, etc.;
- they had nothing to do with the crew;
- summary of surveys was handed over;
- the last detailed inspection on 23.-25.08.1994, hull & machinery, automatic controls - no remarks, also the visor and bow ramp were inspected without remarks. During the inspection of visor and bow ramp the weathertightness, signal system and strength were also controlled. Also the cylinders which activate the visor and bow ramp were checked. On the bridge and car deck it was indicated whether the lock bolts were closed or open. Actually the control of the indicator lights is part of the statutory inspection according to SOLAS which was done in January 1994. Since the visor had to be inspected in August anyway, they did the check of the signal system again.According to Wirstam the bow area including the visor was inspected in accordance with in three different rules resp. regulation requirements, viz. on behalf of
- Hull and Load Line Surveys were due in August 1994 and the statutory inspections according to SOLAS in January 1994.
- the inspection in August 1994 took three days without any remarks.
- because of the interim nature of the certificates, the surveys had to be carried out four times per annum.
- the Continuous Survey Class System was explained - 20% of the items per annum.
- in addition to this were the Maritime Administration controls: MARPOL, etc.
- the "Stability Booklet" was explained and the reason why it had not been accepted - the list of changes to be made was handed over to N&T:- within 6 months
- within 12 months.Note: Nowhere is it stated whether all the requirements were rectified on 27 September 1994.
- all certificates and inspections had to be renewed after the flag change.
- cargo lashings and securings are not subject to inspections, there are allegedly no rules for lashing points, lashings, etc.
Note:
According to the JAIC the overall guidance for the lashing of cargo, given in the IMO Resolution A 581 (14) "Guidelines for Securing Arrangements for the Transport of Road Vehicles on Ro-Ro Ships" and in the IMO Resolution A 714 (17), had been applied. The vessel also carried a Cargo Securing Manual issued by Estline which, however, had not been available during the inspection by the two Swedish Sjöfartsverket inspectors and their trainees some hours before the last departure - see Chapter 15. The Cargo Securing Manual has to be approved by the National Maritime Administration, i.e. to be approved by B.V. on behalf of E.N.M.B., and Wirstam - according to his own statement - knew nothing about it, although it was part of his "statutory inspection job".
- the cargo had to be distributed according to the load cases in the Stability Booklet.
- proceeding in heavy weather was discussed in the light of SOLAS.
- no items affecting the seaworthiness was found and reported to B.V.
- visor and bow ramp have to be weathertight, i.e. they have to be tight against splashing water
- weathertight- watertight explained.
- ice cylinder explained.
- between 15.01.93 and 27.09.94 ESTONIA passed all the hull and machinery and statutory inspections without any remark whatsoever.b) Hans Olsson on 02.06.1997 (born 16.12.44)
- See Enclosure 9.1.131:
- has been with Sjöfartsverket for 13 years.
- explained SOLAS / IMO / certificates, etc
. - they did not check the bow ramp location because there was no Exemption Certificate.
- explained the DIANA II incident from the B.V. point of view.
- was confronted with the German findings but pretended to know nothing about it.c) Anders Wirstam on 22.01.1998 (born 08.08.42) - Enclosure 9.1.132:
interrogated by public prosecutor Tomas Lindstrand and the police inspector Bo Wide in the presence of lawyer Olof Rågmark of Johnsson & Johnson:
- 28 years experience as marine engineer.
- first contact when vessel was still WASA KING.
- had also known DIANA II very well for a long time. - he did not know that the ramp was in wrong place according to SOLAS
- no measurements in this respect had been made, neither at time of flag change nor newbuilding.
- regarding the "short international voyage" he is of the opinion that the vessel must not be more than 100 nm from land, which was not the case with ESTONIA.
- discussion of the 100 nm limit - the lawyer stated that nowhere in the Baltic could you be more than 100 nm from land.
- upon being questioned about the 20 nm limit Wirstam stated that he could not answer the question. - What checks did he perform before signing the PSSC? Safety equipment/radio equipment, etc. The inspection took three weeks including visor, bow ramp, locking devices.
- T. Lindstrand asked, whether he wanted to say anything in this respect?
Wirstam: "No, I did not concentrate on visor and bow ramp very much."
Lindstrand asked again, whether there was anything in respect of visor and bow ramp that was noteworthy or strange?
Wirstam: "No."
- Lindstrand: Did you see the Finnish PSSC?
Wirstam: "Yes."
- Lindstrand: What did you do in 3 weeks? Did you look at drawings, did you check whether anything was changed?
Wirstam: "One sees how the vessel is built. One asks the crew. If nobody says that the vessel had been modified, one takes it that it has not been.
- Lindstrand concludes that the check is just made by looking at the vessel and asking questions to people who are believed to have knowledge about the vessel.
- Lindstrand: Did DIANA II sail in sheltered waters between Rostock/ Trelleborg?
Wirstam: "Well within 100 nm, I don't know whether within 20 nm."
- Lindstrand: What importance did the ramp position have for the cause of the casualty?
Wirstam: "No importance. This is difficult to answer. It is outside my scope of evaluation. Do you mean that it should be further aft?"- Lindstrand: Yes, and also if it had been constructed differently without the ramp extending into the ramp house?
Wirstam: "This has now fortunately been forbidden and therefore the conclusion has to be drawn that it cannot have been that good. But there are still many ferries which have the ramp built in into the visor."
- Lindstrand: Do you consider the ramp to be the upper extension of the collision bulkhead in accordance with SOLAS?
Wirstam: "Yes, this was the case."
- Lindstrand: B.V. carried out the Flag State Control?
Wirstam: "Yes."
- Lindstrand: Refers again in detail to the distance between ramp / f.p.p. What did you do? Why didn't you know?
Wirstam: "No."
- Lindstrand: Was it normal not to care about this?
Wirstam: "Yes, we trusted the previous administration."
- Lindstrand: Did you assume that the vessel had been correctly built at the beginning?
Wirstam: "This is part of my job. On the other hand, I was not alone. There was also Hans Olsson.
Wirstam: "I was from 1966-1969 with Sjöfartsverket, Stockholm.
- Lindstrand draws attention to the German findings of the visor's misalignment. Was this checked?
Wirstam: "When an inspection is carried out it is expected that the vessel is in a certain condition. If this would have been the case, it should have been visible. During inspection you look at the opening and closing of the visor. If nothing is visible, it is o.k."Note: Åke Sjöblom and Gunnar Zahlée noted upon their inspection with open visor that there was a misalignment of the visor.
- Lindstrand: What about the rubber packings?
Wirstam: "Nobody during my time told me that any were missing."
- Lindstrand: You should have controlled this.
Wirstam: "Such inspection normally starts with the certificates. To check whether all certificates are there. That's where it starts.
- Lindstrand: When did you inspect what, and if you found a deviation, did you go into detail?
Wirstam: "That is correct."A list with all surveys carried out by B.V. is attached as Enclosure 9.1.133 and the statement of the previous chief surveyor of the B.V. Stockholm office, Lars-Olof Ålander taken on 03.02.98 by Bo Wide and Tomas Lindstrand is attached as Enclosure 9.1.134.
The "Marine Surveyor Certificate" issued by B.V. for Anders Wirstam is attached as Enclosure 9.1.135.
Finally attention has to be drawn to the remark made by Olsson during the first interrogation on 21.11.94 (Enclosure 9.1.130), viz. that B.V. had handed over to N&T a list of items to be prepared for inspection after 6 months respectively 12 months which is not mentioned anymore any where. Olsson also gave a substantial memo to the police, the pages of which are referred to in this statement. He also stated that this memo had been given to the JAIC. It could neither be found in the files of the public prosecutor nor in the files of the Swedish and Finnish Commissions.
As mentioned before, B.V. also carried out statutory inspections to fulfil the obligations of the National Maritime Administration of the flag state Estonia in accordance with the
- SOLAS, MARPOL, Load Line and Tonnage Conventions. The respective certificates were also issued. According to Hans Olsson - Enclosure 9.1.131 - B.V. had nothing to do with crew matters. This was handled exclusively by the E.N.M.B.
As far as the visor and bow ramp, their locking devices and indicator lights were concerned the weathertightness had to be checked according to the Load Line Convention, while the functioning of the indicator lights of the locking devices had to be checked according to SOLAS. The last SOLAS inspections had been carried out in January 1994 and the last Load Line Inspection only on 9 September, only 18 days before commencement of the last voyage and, of course, without remarks.
Also the control of the substantial lifesaving and fire-fighting equipment had been carried out according to SOLAS, always without remarks. For further details reference is made to the protocol of the joint statement of Hans Olsson and Anders Wirstam taken on 21.11.94 - see Enclosure 9.1.130 - and also to the statement of Sten-Christer Forsberg made during the interview with Erik Ridderstolpe on 17.12.97: "The poor, overaged safety equipment was accepted by Sjöfartsverket (Note: and by B.V. on behalf of E.N.M.B.). Otherwise we would have renewed it."
9.3
Port State Control InspectionsThe situation as to the allegedly performed Port State Control (PSC) inspection is confusing:
(a) According to a memo by Sven Malmroos, investigating police inspector during the early days, he was advised on 12.10.1994 by Eva Lindström from the Sjöfartsverket head office that two operative controls had been carried out by them, one at the beginning of 1993 (during take-over) and another one at the beginning of 1994, which is unknown unless they mean the RITS exercise on 01.02.1994, which was actually a bomb exercise and not an operative control. The memo of Sven Malmroos is attached as Enclosure 9.3.137.
(b) According to the JAIC there had been four inspections: the take-over inspection, which had to be considered a Port State Control (PSC) inspection, - see Subchapter 6.5.2 - and three further PSC inspections during the following 20 months. One was supposed to have been carried out in connection with an oil spill caused by leaking stern-tube seals already in April 1993, another one was supposed to have been in December 1993 and the final one was said to have been in March 1994 which allegedly did not give rise to any remark. See the JAIC Report - Subchapter 3.2.10. The JAIC reports further in Subchapter 5.3: "During the last day in Tallinn the vessel was used in a training programme for Estonian Maritime Administration surveyors in the conducting of a Port State Control in compliance with the Paris Memorandum of Understanding on Port State Control (see about Paris MOU in 9.1). The trainees made a thorough Port State Control inspection of the ESTONIA and were supervised and instructed by two senior inspectors from the Swedish Maritime Administration. The exercise was documented in protocol, set up in a form according to the Paris MOU. A copy of this protocol is included in the Supplement.
The Swedish inspectors leading the exercise have been interrogated by the Commission and have stated that the vessel was in good condition and very well maintained. They found no deficiencies that would have caused detention or other serious remark, if the inspection had been a regular Port State Control."(c) The Independent Fact Group (IFG), Stockholm searched the archives of the Shipinspec Stockholm office in autumn 1998 and found protocols about PSC inspections performed on the following days:
01.02.1993
02.04.1993
06.04.1993
16.12.1993
02.03.1994These dates include the take-over in Tallinn on 01.02.93, followed by two oil spills on 02.04.93 and 06.04.93, and another two in December 1993 and in March 1994 which are unknown. The RITS Exercise is not included. Actually Ulf Beijner, then the head of the Sjöfartsverket's Shipinspec office in Stockholm, confirmed to a member of this 'Group of Experts' and the safety inspector, Peter Hoffsten, confirmed to Tommy Lindström, who investigated the matter on behalf of the relatives organisation SEA, that they had never carried out a real PSC inspection. The report of Tommy Lindström is attached in English as Enclosure 9.3.136 and in Swedish as Enclosure <IP_ADDRESS>.


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THE DAYTRIPPERS A film review by James Berardinelli Copyright 1996 James Berardinelli
RATING (0 TO 10): 7.5 Alternative Scale: *** out of ****
United States, 1996 Shown at the 1996 SXSW Film Festival Running Length: 1:28 MPAA Classification: R (Mature themes, profanity) Theatrical Aspect Ratio: 1.85:1
Cast: Hope Davis, Pat McNamara, Anne Meara, Parker Posey, Liev Schreiber, Stanley Tucci, Campbell Scott, Marsha Gay Harden Director: Greg Mattola Producers: Nancy Tenenbaum and Steven Soderbergh Screenplay: Greg Mattola Cinematography: John Inwood
Pity poor Eliza (Hope Davis). On the surface, her family seems normal. She lives with her husband, Luis (Stanley Tucci), in a nice, Long Island home only a short distance from her parents' house. Under that roof are her mom, Rita (Anne Meara), dad, Jim (Pat McNamara), sister, Jo (Parker Posey), and her sister's SO, Carl (Liev Schreiber). When Eliza discovers incriminating evidence indicating that Luis could be cheating on her, she is bundled into the car by the rest of her family for a sleuthing day trip to New York City. By the time night falls, Eliza will probably wish she had stayed in bed.
THE DAYTRIPPERS, from first time director Greg Mattola, starts out as a droll comedy about a group of oddball characters forced by circumstances to spend a day together, but finishes as a slightly overbearing drama about relationships in crisis. The change in tone from playful to somber, which takes place about three-quarters of the way through, is jarring. The melodrama that follows, while adequate to wrap up the story, isn't nearly as effective as the offbeat comedy that persists for most of the running length.
Leaving out the final act, which includes a lot of bickering, anger, and one "shocking" revelation, THE DAYTRIPPERS satirizes a suburban family's trip into a big city. Of course, they're there on a mission -- to spy on Eliza's husband. They hang around outside the possible address of his mistress, waiting. When he finally appears and jumps in a cab, the chase is on. Unfortunately, a red light immediately intervenes, resulting in "the world's shortest car chase." Undaunted, however, Rita leaps out of the car to follow her son-in-law on foot, or, as Jo puts it, "My mom suddenly turns into Wesley Snipes."
Of course, it's not all fun and games. There are hidden tensions in the various relationships, many of which eventually spill into the open. The problem with THE DAYTRIPPERS is that, once the drama shifts into high gear, Mattola forgets about the lighter side of things. More humor in the final twenty minutes would have made the climactic sequences fit better with the rest of the film.
The actors all do fine jobs. Hope Davis, who bears a striking resemblance to the better-known Julie Delpy, shows aptitude for both comedy and drama. Anne Meara, unsurprisingly, is much better at the former than the latter. Parker Posey (PARTY GIRL) is delightful as the impish Jo, and Liev Schreiber is effective as her put-upon boyfriend. Stanley Tucci and Campbell Scott have smaller roles.
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Paragraphs
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Horizontal rules
The hr element represents a paragraph-level thematic break, e.g. a scene change in a story, or a transition to another topic within a section of a reference book.
Blockquotes
The blockquote element represents content that is quoted from another source, optionally with a citation which must be within a footer or cite element, and optionally with in-line changes such as annotations and abbreviations.
Content inside a blockquote other than citations and in-line changes must be quoted from another source, whose address, if it has one, may be cited in the cite attribute
Lists
Definition list
The dl element represents an association list consisting of zero or more name-value groups (a description list). A name-value group consists of one or more names (dt elements) followed by one or more values (dd elements), ignoring any nodes other than dt and dd elements. Within a single dl element, there should not be more than one dt element for each name.
- happiness
- /'hæ p. nes/
- n.
- The state of being happy.
- Good fortune; success.
Oh happiness! It worked!
- rejoice
- /'ri jois'/
- v.intr. To be delighted oneself.
- v.tr. To cause one to be delighted.
Ordered List
The ol element represents a list of items, where the items have been intentionally ordered, such that changing the order would change the meaning of the document.
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- The li element represents a list item.
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Unordered List
The ul element represents a list of items, where the order of the items is not important — that is, where changing the order would not materially change the meaning of the document.
- The li element represents a list item.
- The li element represents a list item.
- The li element represents a list item.
- A nested ul with li elements.
- A nested ul with li elements.
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Navigation List
The following unordered list is wrapped in a <nav>
element.
Code
The kbd element represents user input (typically keyboard input, although it may also be used to represent other input, such as voice commands).
The code
element represents a fragment of computer code. This could be an XML element name, a file name, a computer program, or any other string that a computer would recognize.
The samp element represents sample or quoted output from another program or computing system.
The <pre> element represents a block of preformatted text, in which structure is represented by typographic conventions rather than by elements.
Inline elements
If the a element has an href attribute, then it represents a hyperlink (a hypertext anchor) labeled by its contents. ¶ The strong element represents strong importance,
seriousness, or urgency for its contents. ¶ The em element represents stress emphasis of its contents. ¶ The b element represents a span of text to which attention is being drawn for utilitarian purposes without conveying
any extra importance and with no implication of an alternate voice or mood, such as key words in a document abstract, product names in a review, actionable words in interactive text-driven software, or an article lede. ¶ The i element represents a span of text in an alternate voice or mood, or otherwise offset from the normal prose in a manner indicating a different quality of text, such as a taxonomic designation, a technical term, an idiomatic phrase from another language,
transliteration, a thought, or a ship name in Western texts. ¶ The u element represents a span of text with an unarticulated, though explicitly rendered, non-textual annotation, such as labeling the text as being a proper name in Chinese
text (a Chinese proper name mark), or labeling the text as being misspelt. ¶ The del element represents a removal from the document. ¶ The ins element represents an addition to the document. ¶ The s element represents contents that are no longer accurate or no longer relevant. ¶ The sup element represents a superscript (e.g. e=mc2) and the sub element represents a subscript (e.g. H2O). ¶ The small element represents side comments such as small print. ¶ The abbr element represents an abbreviation or acronym, optionally with its expansion. ¶ The cite element represents a reference to a creative work (e.g. The following sentence is taken from the W3C Recommendation: w3.org).
¶ The q element represents some phrasing content quoted from another source.
¶ The dfn element element represents the defining instance of a term. ¶ The mark element represents a run of text in one document marked or highlighted for reference purposes, due to its relevance in another context. ¶ The var element
represents a variable (e.g. x = y). ¶ The time element represents its contents, along with a machine-readable form of those contents in the datetime attribute (e.g. ).
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The details element can obtain additional information.
The details element represents a control from which the user can obtain additional information or controls on-demand.
The summary element represents a summary, caption, or legend for a details element.
Tabular data
The table element represents data with more than one dimension, in the form of a table.
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Embedded content
Images
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element
An img element represents an image and its fallback content.
Wrapped in a <figure>
element, no <figcaption>
Wrapped in a <figure>
element, with a <figcaption>
The figure element represents some flow content, optionally with a caption, that is self-contained (like a complete sentence) and is typically referenced as a single unit from the main flow of the document.
Wrapped in a <picture>
element
The picture element is a container which provides multiples sources to its contained img element to allow authors to declaratively custom or give hints to the user agent about which image resource to use, based on the screen pixel density, viewport size, image format, and other factors.
Background-image
Hi!
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Audio
An audio element represents a sound or audio stream.
(Audio source: freesound.org)
Video
A video element is used for playing videos or movies, and audio files with captions.
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Canvas
The canvas element provides scripts with a resolution-dependent bitmap canvas, which can be used for rendering graphs, game graphics, art, or other visual images on the fly.
SVG
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iframe
The iframe element represents a nested browsing context.
Form elements
Forms
The form element represents a collection of form-associated elements, some of which can represent editable values that can be submitted to a server for processing.
Meter (Unstyled)
The meter element represents a scalar measurement within a known range, or a fractional value; for example disk usage, the relevance of a query result, or the fraction of a voting population to have selected a particular candidate.
Progress
The progress element represents the completion progress of a task. The progress is either indeterminate, indicating that progress is being made but that it is not clear how much more work remains to be done before the task is complete (e.g., because the task is waiting for a remote host to respond), or the progress is a number in the range zero to a maximum, giving the fraction of work that has so far been completed.


#include <object_id.hpp>
Definition at line 30 of file object_id.hpp.
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A very quiet night for stock markets as weakness in USD sees risk taking a back seat with scratch sessions on both sides of the Atlantic. The USD fell against Yen and Euro in particular, while Bitcoin reached a new monthly low by crossing below $8300.
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---
layout: post
title: 'Earthrise: The 45th Anniversary'
date: '2013-12-30T12:31:00.001-05:00'
author: Bob Sica
tags:
- earthrise
- apollo
- moon
- space
modified_time: '2013-12-30T12:32:17.074-05:00'
blogger_id: tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-736339229338318027.post-41382083262310738
blogger_orig_url: http://blog.purplecrowlidar.ca/2013/12/earthrise-45th-anniversary.html
---
NASA has used Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter measurements to help recreate the first Earthrise seen by humans. Interesting to hear the astronauts, Lovell’s amazement versus Ander’s cool.


Terraform 101
Who am I?
Craig Reeder
Cloud Engineer @
Uturn Data Solutions
You could also call me a Terraform Engineer
I write a lot of Terraform
What is Terraform?
It is an open source infrastructure as code software tool.
What does that mean?
It means that your infrastructure is represented as code.
Why?
Allows the provisioning to be automated, repeatable, and less error prone.
There's a lot of tools for this
Why Terraform?
Terraform is cross-platform
Terraform is cloud-agnostic
While we primarily use it for AWS, it can be used for much, much more.
Terraform is popular
This has lots of benefits as far as community support and documentations
So lets learn some Terraform!
First, some important concepts
What's a Provider?
Providers connect Terraform to to the underlying architecture
Terraform is just a tool to write configuration
The provider performs the "magic" of converting that configuration to the result
You can even order pizza with Terraform
The most common provider for our purposes is AWS
Other common ones are PostgreSQL, Cloudflare, and Kubernetes
What is a Resource?
A resource is one or more infrastructure objects that is implemented by the provider
Resources are the bread and butter of Terraform
resource "aws_instance" "example" {
ami = data.aws_ami.ubuntu.id
instance_type = "t3.micro"
tags = {
Name = "ExampleServer"
}
}
Resource - Type of resource - identifier of resource.
Resources have parameters
Parameters are for configuring a resource
resource "aws_instance" "example" {
ami = data.aws_ami.ubuntu.id
instance_type = "t3.micro"
tags = {
Name = "ExampleServer"
}
}
Resources have attributes
Attributes get information out of a resource
resource "aws_instance" "example" {
...
}
# You can later use this value
aws_instance.example.private_ip
How do I know the parameters and attributes for a specific resource?
Terraform Registry contains all public providers and documentation for them
Google search tends to work better for the registry
For example, search "Terraform AWS EC2 Instance"
Input Variables
Input variables allow for changing configuration values
variable "username" {
type = string
description = "Username to apply the changes to"
default = "Steve"
}
var.username
Variables can be set via environment variables, tfvars files, or passed during apply
If a variable doesn't have a default and isn't set it will prompt you on apply
Unlike other programming languages, variables cannot change during run-time
Local Values
Local values allow for a static value to be set during runtime
These are kind of like constants in other programming languages
locals {
department = "Operations"
}
local.department
Output Values
Can you guess what output values are?
Output values do exactly what they sound like
They allow you to get information out of the Terraform easily
output "public_ip" {
value = aws_instance.example.public_ip
}
Data Source
Data sources allow you to get information from a remote location into your terraform
Providers implement data sources, much like resources
A common data source is to get the most recent version of an AMI
data "aws_ami" "windows_server_2019" {
most_recent = true
owners = ["amazon"]
filter {
name = "name"
values = ["Windows_Server-2019-English-Full-Base-*"]
}
}
data.aws_ami.windows_server_2019.image_id
You can also use data sources to access another terraform project's resource information
State Files
Terraform keeps track of what it creates
It stores this in a statefile
This statefile contains all of the information about any resources created
You should never modify the statefile directly
Corrupting your state means that terraform doesn't know what exists
It may create new copies of infrastructure, or destroy the existing ones
With no additional configuration, statefiles are stored locally
In a file called "terraform.tfstate"
It's possible to move that state to a remote location
In AWS, we use S3 buckets (Object storage)
This enables multiple people to share a statefile to manage the same infrastructure
Modules
Modules allow you to reuse terraform code multiple times, in multiple places
Kind of like a software library, or a function
Modules use input variables as their parameters and output values as attributes
Modules can define multiple resources, or use multiple data sources
They can do anything any other terraform code can do
Modules can be sourced remotely or locally
This tells terraform where to find the code for a module
Modules are written in the same terraform code
module "servers" {
source = "../modules/example-cluster"
servers = 5
}
module.servers.ip_list
To know a modules parameters and attributes, you need to refer to it's documentation or code
We've written some terraform code now
How do we actually apply it?
First, you need to initialize
$ terraform init
You don't need to re-initialize every time you run, Terraform will generally tell you
To see the changes Terraform will make:
$ terraform plan
Planning will show you what terraform will change on apply, without changing anything
Ready to make your infrastructure changes?
$ terraform apply
This will prompt you for confirmation
Some final notes
Filenames don't matter in Terraform (only extensions)
All files with .tf will be combined for the apply
With Remote State comes Locking
Two people can't apply the the same project at the same time
In Terraform, your project is a module (even if it's used directly)
In the documentation, you'll see slightly different language
We Say → Terraform Docs
"Projects" → Root Modules
"Modules" → Child Modules
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Python Environment for TARDIS¶
There are many ways to install the right Python packages for TARDIS. In this document we outline an easy way (using `virtualenv`s) that ensures that the installed packages are of the right version for TARDIS and not messing with other python installation on the computer.
Using virtualenv¶
`virtualenv`_ is a tool for creating and activating isolated Python
environments that allow installing and experimenting with Python packages
without disrupting your production Python environment. When using commands
such as setup.py develop
, for example, it is strong recommended to do
so within a virtualenv.
We won’t provide a full tutorial on using virtualenv here – the virtualenv documentation linked to above is a better place to start. But here is a quick overview on how to set up a virtualenv for TARDIS development with your default Python version:
Install virtualenv:
$ pip install virtualenv
or:
$ easy_install virtualenv
or (on Debian/Ubuntu):
$ sudo apt-get install python-virtualenv
etc.
(Recommended) Create a root directory for all your virtualenvs under a path you have write access to. For example:
$ mkdir ~/.virtualenvs
Create the TARDIS virtualenv:
$ virtualenv --system-site-packages ~/.virtualenvs/tardis
The
--system-site-packages
option inherits all packages already installed in your system site-packages directory; this frees you from having to reinstall packages like Numpy and Scipy in the virtualenv. However, if you would like your virtualenv to use a development version of Numpy, for example, you can still install Numpy into the virtualenv and it will take precedence over the version installed in site-packages.$ virtualenv ~/.virtualenvs/tardis
Activate the virtualenv (this needs to be done everytime you work with TARDIS):
$ source ~/.virtualenvs/tardis/bin/activate
or if you’re using a csh as a shell:
$ source ~/.virtualenvs/tardis/bin/activate.csh
virtualenv works on Windows too – see the documentation for details.
If the virtualenv successfully activated its name should appear in your shell prompt:
(tardis) $
The virtualenv can be disabled at any time by entering:
(tardis) $ deactivate
Now as long as the virtualenv is activated packages you install with
pip
,easy_install
, or by manually runningpython setup.py install
will automatically install into your virtualenv instead of the system site-packages. To develop it is a useful idea to install TARDIS using python setup.py develop - which will allow you to develop and immediately test it out.To install all the recommended packages:
(tardis) $ pip install -r https://raw.githubusercontent.com/tardis-sn/tardis/master/pip-requirements


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Abbotsford police chief mulls more enforcement of homeless lawbreakers - Barriere Star Journal
by Tyler Olsen‘When all else has failed we have to hold people accountable,’ Police Chief Mike Serr tells council
The Abbotsford Police Department may soon look to clamp down on homeless people who are engaged in criminal or harassing behaviour, Chief Mike Serr told council last week.
Serr said the department will remain focused on first trying to help people living on the streets, but that those who break laws and bylaws also need to be held “accountable” for their actions.
“We are always going to be a caring department that is going to try to find them pathways of care and help,” Serr said. But he added: “I think we’ve lacked the enforcement side at times.”
Serr said a small group of the homeless “are doing a disproportionate amount of crime in our community.”
And he said he has heard from property and business owners frustrated by “significant” shoplifting and thefts, as well as those concerned about panhandling near roadways.
“I do want to identify the smaller group who are really causing the most significant issues and concerns in our community, trying to find them the pathways to getting them the help and the services that they need,” Serr said.
He said the city has a variety of programs and initiatives to help people on the street, including those causing problems.
“We need to find a way to change behaviours, because what we’re doing now – of not doing anything – I think is getting frustrating for a lot of people.”
Mayor Henry Braun said the justice system also needs to be engaged in the issue.
“Our justice system comes into play here, too, because if we move on the enforcement side and nothing happens, it’s just a revolving door,” he said.
Braun has previously said he wishes police, rather than Crown counsel, would have the final say on whether criminal charges are laid in cases.
RELATED: Give police ability to directly lay charges, ‘fed up’ Abbotsford mayor says
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Quasars at z∼6 are among the brightest sources in the Universe. The mass of their central black holes grows by 20 times in only 100 Myr via gas accretion and their host galaxies form stars with hundreds of solar masses per year. How can these extreme sources sustain such a rapid gas consumption? An answer to this question may come from our ongoing VLT/MUSE effort targeting z>5.7 quasars: Reionization Epoch QUasar InvEstigation with MUSE (REQUIEM) survey.
Evolution of the gas temperature in a 1012.5M☉ dark matter halo hosting a quasar at z∼6 (courtesy of Dr. Tiago Costa).
The main goal of the REQUIEM survey is to probe the complex interplay between the first quasars and their surroundings. The early formation of super-massive black holes requires this object to be continuously feeded by pristine gas from the inter-galactic medium. Simulations suggest that this ``fuel transfer'' happens via cool (T∼104K) accretion streams able to survive the violent shocks induced by the first phases of quasar ignition. With our VLT/MUSE iniziative we will trace this gas through its Hydrogen Lyα emission line.
Direct observations of the gas located in the close environs of massive galaxies is a necessary piece of information for our understanding of their formation and evolution. These gas reservoirs are mostly composed by neutral hydrogen and would be themselves too faint to be detected. However, the presence of a bright quasar means that they are flooded and ionized by an intense radiation field. The recombination of hydrogen atoms then ignites vigorous Lyα emission, such that the cloud becomes visible as a Lyα nebula. The mechanism for this emission is much similar to our fluorescent lamps, with the difference that the emission is not induced by running electricity but powered by radiation from an accreting supermassive black hole (see artistic impression below).
Credit: ESO/M. Kornmesser. For further details see our ESO press release.


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The temptation for skipping breakfast in the morning can be strong. An extra five minutes in bed before dashing out the door may seem worth it, but aside from missing out on all the brain boosting benefits, any physical activity you plan to engage in before your midday meal will suffer too. If you're a dawn exerciser and are hoping to increase muscle mass, get stronger or simply improve your fitness, make sure you fuel your body correctly to get the most from your morning routine.


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This webpage contains all projects created in my iOS Development course
My application is an aid to help students know what bus they are too ride back to their living location. It also provides a map view showing the student where the bus stop is located. Simply click the new user button to create an account and register. All info is then stored using core data while the living location is stored to the external database. Upon logging in successfully, the application will tell you what bus you are to take home. Clicking on one of the items in the table will pull up a map view showing you where that bus stop is on campus. All table info including the stop and its corridinates are pulled down from the external database. Whats new: pickerview, mapkit, custom segue transistions, as well as a link from the tableview to the map. Acknowledgments go out to Sydney Pauls P4 as well as Rob Percivals tutorials.
My name is Brendan Giberson and this is my app! The main page shows you your grades that you have already inputted(loaded using core data not working correctly at the moment). You can calculate your GPA by clicking the button(not functioning at the moment). On the second page you can use the pickerView to choose a grade and a class which are stored using coreData. From the second page you can add more classes which are then stored into core data and pickerviews are updated. You can store a picture of your grades to your camera roll by clicking the camera button. Acknowledgments go out to Rob Percivals tutorials as well as stackoverflow and Sydney Paul.
My name is Brendan Giberson and this is my app! The main page shows you your grades that you have already inputted. You can calculate your GPA by clicking the button. By clicking the + button you can add more grades to the list of grades. An alert is shown if no grades are entered and the user tries to calculate a GPA. The users current location is shown under the location tab. Whats new? Swipe gesture on table cell to delete a grade, the ability for grades to reload upon opening, case insensitive text field, tab view, camera button to save a screenshot to your camera roll, and shake gesture to delete all grades. Acknowledgments go out to Rob Percivals tutorials as well as stackoverflow
My project is a simple GPA calculator that takes in user letter grades and credit hours and computes. By hitting the trash button you can clear all of the user input text fields. The rotate feature has been disabled for this program. Acknowledgments go out to Sydney Paul and Joey Costa for their sample projects provided.
This sample project was created using the help of Rob Percivals tutorials. This application takes a number and determines if it is a prime number or not. Based off of the answer the text will change colors. Also if you shake the device a random number will be generated in the text field. Acknowledgments go out to the following url for helping me understand more on the shake gesture iosCreator
This sample project was created using the help of Rob Percivals tutorials. The app is a cat years calculator, it takes an age in human years and converts them to cat years. Resulting in the age of your cat in cat years!
My name is Brendan Giberson. I am senior computer science major at Clmeson University.  Here is my contact information if you would like to connect with me.


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We all have things that we want to achieve in our lives — getting into the better shape, building a successful business, raising a wonderful family, writing a best-selling book, winning a championship, and so on.
And for most of us, the path to those things starts by setting a specific and actionable goal. At least, this is how I approached my life until recently. I would set goals for classes I took, for weights that I wanted to lift in the gym, and for clients I wanted in my business.
What I’m starting to realize, however, is that when it comes to actually getting things done and making progress in the areas that are important to you, there is a much better way to do things.
It all comes down to the difference between goals and systems.
Let me explain.
The Difference Between Goals and Systems
What’s the difference between goals and systems?
- If you’re a coach, your goal is to win a championship. Your system is what your team does at practice each day.
- If you’re a writer, your goal is to write a book. Your system is the writing schedule that you follow each week.
- If you’re a runner, your goal is to run a marathon. Your system is your training schedule for the month.
- If you’re an entrepreneur, your goal is to build a million dollar business. Your system is your sales and marketing process.
Now for the really interesting question:
If you completely ignored your goals and focused only on your system, would you still get results?
For example, if you were a basketball coach and you ignored your goal to win a championship and focused only on what your team does at practice each day, would you still get results?
I think you would.
As an example, I just added up the total word count for the articles I’ve written this year. (You can see them all here.) In the last 12 months, I’ve written over 115,000 words. The typical book is about 50,000 to 60,000 words, so I have written enough to fill two books this year.
All of this is such a surprise because I never set a goal for my writing. I didn’t measure my progress in relation to some benchmark. I never set a word count goal for any particular article. I never said, “I want to write two books this year.”
What I did focus on was writing one article every Monday and Thursday. And after sticking to that schedule for 11 months, the result was 115,000 words. I focused on my system and the process of doing the work. In the end, I enjoyed the same (or perhaps better) results.
Let’s talk about three more reasons why you should focus on systems instead of goals.
1. Goals reduce your current happiness.
When you’re working toward a goal, you are essentially saying, “I’m not good enough yet, but I will be when I reach my goal.”
The problem with this mindset is that you’re teaching yourself to always put happiness and success off until the next milestone is achieved. “Once I reach my goal, then I’ll be happy. Once I achieve my goal, then I’ll be successful.”
SOLUTION: Commit to a process, not a goal.
Choosing a goal puts a huge burden on your shoulders. Can you imagine if I had made it my goal to write two books this year? Just writing that sentence stresses me out.
But we do this to ourselves all the time. We place unnecessary stress on ourselves to lose weight or to succeed in business or to write a best-selling novel. Instead, you can keep things simple and reduce stress by focusing on the daily process and sticking to your schedule, rather than worrying about the big, life-changing goals.
When you focus on the practice instead of the performance, you can enjoy the present moment and improve at the same time.
2. Goals are strangely at odds with long-term progress.
You might think your goal will keep you motivated over the long-term, but that’s not always true.
Consider someone training for a half-marathon. Many people will work hard for months, but as soon as they finish the race, they stop training. Their goal was to finish the half-marathon and now that they have completed it, that goal is no longer there to motivate them. When all of your hard work is focused on a particular goal, what is left to push you forward after you achieve it?
This can create a type of “yo-yo effect” where people go back and forth from working on a goal to not working on one. This type of cycle makes it difficult to build upon your progress for the long-term.
SOLUTION: Release the need for immediate results.
I was training at the gym last week and I was doing my second-to-last set of clean and jerks. When I hit that rep, I felt a small twinge in my leg. It wasn’t painful or an injury, just a sign of fatigue near the end of my workout. For a minute or two, I thought about doing my final set.
In a situation like the one above, a goal-based mentality will tell you to finish the workout and reach your goal. After all, if you set a goal and you don’t reach it, then you feel like a failure.
But with a systems-based mentality, I had no trouble moving on. Systems-based thinking is never about hitting a particular number, it’s about sticking to the process and not missing workouts.
Of course, I know that if I never miss a workout, then I will lift bigger weights in the long-run. And that’s why systems are more valuable than goals. Goals are about the short-term result. Systems are about the long-term process. In the end, process always wins.
3. Goals suggest that you can control things that you have no control over.
You can’t predict the future. (I know, shocking.)
But every time we set a goal, we try to do it. We try to plan out where we will be and when we will make it there. We try to predict how quickly we can make progress, even though we have no idea what circumstances or situations will arise along the way.
SOLUTION: Build feedback loops.
Each Friday, I spend 15 minutes filling out a small spreadsheet with the most critical metrics for my business. For example, in one column I calculate the conversion rate (the percentage of website visitors that join my free email newsletter each week). I rarely think about this number, but checking that column each week provides a feedback loop that tells me if I’m doing things right. When that number drops, I know that I need to send high quality traffic to my site.
Feedback loops are important for building good systems because they allow you to keep track of many different pieces without feeling the pressure to predict what is going to happen with everything. Forget about predicting the future and build a system that can signal when you need to make adjustments.
Fall In Love With Systems
None of this is to say that goals are useless. However, I’ve found that goals are good for planning your progress and systems are good for actually making progress.
Goals can provide direction and even push you forward in the short-term, but eventually a well-designed system will always win. Having a system is what matters. Committing to the process is what makes the difference.


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Create A Self-service Catalog Item
Introduction
Go to Services → Catalogs.
Currently there are no catalogs, but we will be creating a new one now. We need a few things:
- A service dialog to gather user input
- An automation workflow that will be responsible of creating the VM
- A catalog to show the user
- A catalog item within that catalog to put all together
Using the service catalog to create a service
Creating the dialog
Let’s start creating the dialog. Dialogs are part of Automate, so go to Automate → Customization and select Service Dialogs in the accordion.
Press Configuration → Add a New Dialog
Choose a name for it
Dialogs require a Tab, a Box and a Element. The Dialog loads with a Tab and Box, so you will need to add an Element to your Dialog.
We will be adding a checkbox that prints “Are you sure?” with a checkbox, but we won’t be doing anything with the answer…
Creating a catalog
You need a catalog for the user to choose from it. Let’s create a catalog with a basic name and description
Go to Services → Catalogs and choose Catalogs in the accordion.
Press Configuration → Add a New Catalog and fill the fields. As there are no catalog items yet, you won’t see any in the Assign Catalog Items tabs.
Creating a catalog item####
Let’s add all together, so the user can order a service instead of doing a traditional provisioning.
Navigate to Services → Catalogs and Select Catalog Items in the accordion, and within it the catalog you just created
Add a new Configuration → Add a New Catalog Item
Select Google as Catalog Item type and you will get a dialog to configure what will happen when the customer orders the item. Don’t forget to select Display in Catalog to be make it available.
Fill the description in details and fill Request Info with the same data you did in the traditional provisioning.
When finished, press Add
Now you will be able to see your service catalog and the item will be orderable within Service Catalogs in the accordion.
Ordering a service####
Go to the Service catalog again. Now you can see your catalog item as part of the catalog. You can order it pressing the Order below the icon.
A service item can be more complex than a single VM, including bundles and items that comprise different providers, and are provisioned through a series of automation workflows. The dialog we created will be used to gather information from the customer, hiding all the complexity of the details needed to actually deploy any of the components.
Services has their own life cycle on top of the lifecycle of its components. With the appropriate permissions you can see the resources associated to it in each moment
Ordering consists of different phases that are outside of the scope of this guide.
Press Administrator|EVM in the upper right part of the screen, and then Logout.
Once you are logged out, enter https://[your IP ADDRESS]]/self_service in your web browser. This is the self service interface, that can be used to isolate you from the nuances of the underlying infrastructure.
The Service UI allows for a more simple design for end users compared to the Operational UI.


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Fire Spin can be used to force pivot situations in the early game, and cheese a KO in the endgame. However, it can be a bit difficult to fit on a set due to the value of the rest of its moveset in any given instance.
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Helsinki Laravel Meetup
28th of July 2016
by Antti Rössi
What the .... is Laravel?
MVC Web Framework For PHP
Model // View // Controller
MVC
Software Architectural Pattern
Originally designed for implementing user interfaces
Separates internal representations of information from user-presented information
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Model%E2%80%93view%E2%80%93controller
Implemented in..
Ruby on Rails, Django, ASP.NET MVC, Express, EmberJS, AngularJS, Backbone (to some extent)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Model%E2%80%93view%E2%80%93controller
Why would you want to use a framework?
Developer
Get shit done faster
Learn the best practises from a community
Tap into more advanced architecture easily
CTO / Business owner
Don't reinvent the wheel (wasting money)
Leverage the already existing community in developer training
Certain level of basic security, when implemented properly
Faster development time
Helps keeping the tech stack organised
Certain level of scalability
Community for debugging & scaling
Customer
Easier to find new developers / agencies to help later
Certain level of sanity quaranteed in the application architecture
Security (validation etc.)
Laravel Philosophy
https://laravel.com/docs/4.2/introduction
"Happy developers make the best code"
- Taylor Otwell, creator of Laravel
Goals & purpose
Combine the best parts of the best frameworks & communities around the planet
Make web development an enjoyable, creative & fulfilling experience
Introduce & embrace sophisticated application architecture for masses
Batteries included
Includes out of the box
Inversion of control container
Expressive database migration system
Tightly integrated unit testing support
Modular packaging system
Eloquent ORM (Object-relational mapping)
Query builder, Reverse routing, Restful controllers, Class autoloading, Blade templating engine, Database seeding, Automatic pagination....
Github
Blog
Jobs
Forums
Newsletter
Podcasts
Slack
Twitter
Included software
- Ubuntu 16.04
- Git
- PHP 7.0
- HHVM
- Nginx
- MySQL
- MariaDB
- Postgres
- Composer
- Node (with PM2, Bower, Grunt & Gulp)
- Redis
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We propose an end-to-end-trainable attention module for convolutional neural network (CNN) architectures for image classification. The module takes as input the 2D feature vector maps which form the intermediate representations of the input image at different stages in the CNN pipeline, and outputs a 2D matrix of scores for each map. Standard CNN architectures are trained under the constraint that a convex combination of the intermediate 2D feature vectors, as parameterised by the score matrices, must alone be used for classification. Our experimental observations provide clear evidence to the effect that the learned scores simulate 'attention'by amplifying the relevant and suppressing the irrelevant or misleading regions of the input image. Thus, the proposed function is able to bootstrap standard CNN architectures for the task of image classification and demonstrate superior generalisation.
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My venturing into Automated Acceptance Testing has improved again thanks to a fantastic article on Simplifying WatiN tests by not over specifying - thanks to Richard Lawrence for this blog post.
if we have code as follows:
[Test] public void ShouldAuthenticateUsersSuccessfully() { using (IE ie = new IE()) { ie.GoTo("http://testsite.com/"); ie.TextField("ctl1001_Content_Content_txtUsername").TypeText("Owain"); ie.TextField("ctl1001_Content_Content_txtPassword").TypeText("Hughes"); ie.Button("ctl1001_Content_Content_btnLogin").Click(); Assert.IsTrue(ie.ContainsText("Welcome, Owain!")); } }
if the container divs change from 'content' to 'login' then this test will break as its very brittle as its looking for 'content'. It will not be able to dine the textfields or the button. We would then have to change our test to code as follows:
[Test] public void ShouldAuthenticateUsersSuccessfully() { using (IE ie = new IE()) { ie.GoTo("http://testsite.com/"); ie.TextField("ctl1001_Content_Login_txtUsername").TypeText("Owain"); ie.TextField("ctl1001_Content_Login_txtPassword").TypeText("Hughes"); ie.Button("ctl1001_Content_Login_btnLogin").Click(); Assert.IsTrue(ie.ContainsText("Welcome, Owain!")); } }
We can stop this from happening by the use of Regular Expressions in our WatiN tests. This Regex will find the correct id of the control and then it will not depend on the parent divs. Of course the tests will still fail if we change the control names themselves - but we know that by changing the control names that we have to change the test. The new code will be as follows:
[Test] public void ShouldAuthenticateUsersSuccessfully() { using (IE ie = new IE()) { ie.GoTo("http://testsite.com/"); ie.TextField(new Regex("txtUsername$")).TypeText("Owain"); ie.TextField(new Regex("txtPassword$")).TypeText("Hughes"); ie.Button(new Regex("btnLogin$")).Click(); Assert.IsTrue(ie.ContainsText("Welcome, Owain!")); } }
This will tell the Watin dll to look for the control that ends in the text expressed within the regex. This is very useful for me as i have previously hard coded the control ids into a constants file as follows:
[Test] public void ShouldAuthenticateUsersSuccessfully() { using (IE ie = new IE()) { ie.GoTo("http://testsite.com/"); ie.TextField(Find.ById(Constants.Login_Firstname)).TypeText("Owain"); ie.TextField(Find.ById(Constants.Login_Surname)).TypeText("Hughes"); ie.Button(Find.ById(Constants.LoginButton)).Click(); Assert.IsTrue(ie.ContainsText("Welcome, Owain!")); } }
My testing foraging now continues! :)


TCGBPurchase Class Reference
| Inherits from | NSObject |
|---|---|
| Declared in | TCGBPurchase.h |
Overview
The TCGBPurchase class provides several APIs related to purchasing processes.
Before using these APIs, You should be logged in. Because every TCGBPurchase API need informations that are obtained from TCGBServer.
If you do not have been authenticated, you will get TCGB_ERROR_NOT_LOGGED_IN error.
Request Item List
+ requestItemListPurchasableWithCompletion:
This is the primary method for obtaining ItemList which is registered at ToastCloud IAP Console and Apple Itunes Connect.
+ (void)requestItemListPurchasableWithCompletion:(void ( ^ ) ( NSArray<TCGBPurchasableItem*> *purchasableItemArray , TCGBError *error ))completion
Parameters
completion |
completion may return the NSArray of TCGBPurchasableItem. |
|---|
Discussion
Request a item list which is purchasable. This list has items which are registered in both Market(AppStore) and ToastCloud IAP Console.
Warning: You should call this method after logged in
, otherwise you will get TCGB_ERROR_NOT_LOGGED_IN error in the completion.
Usage Example
- (void)viewDidLoad {
[TCGBPurchase requestItemListPurchasableWithCompletion:^(NSArray *purchasableItemArray, TCGBError *error) {
NSMutableArray *itemArrayMutable = [[NSMutableArray alloc] init];
[purchasableItemArray enumerateObjectsUsingBlock:^(id _Nonnull obj, NSUInteger idx, BOOL * _Nonnull stop) {
TCGBPurchasableItem *item = (TCGBPurchasableItem *)obj;
[itemArrayMutable addObject:item];
}];
}];
}
Declared In
TCGBPurchase.h
+ requestItemListAtIAPConsoleWithCompletion:
This is the method for obtaining ItemList which is registered at ToastCloud IAP Console.
+ (void)requestItemListAtIAPConsoleWithCompletion:(void ( ^ ) ( NSArray<TCGBPurchasableItem*> *purchasableItemArray , TCGBError *error ))completion
Parameters
completion |
completion may return the NSArray of TCGBPurchasableItem. |
|---|
Discussion
Request a item list which is purchasable. This list has items which are only registered in ToastCloud IAP Console, not Market(AppStore)
Warning: You should call this method after logged in
, otherwise you will get TCGB_ERROR_NOT_LOGGED_IN error in the completion.
Usage Example
- (void)viewDidLoad {
[TCGBPurchase requestItemListAtIAPConsoleWithCompletion:^(NSArray *purchasableItemArray, TCGBError *error) {
NSMutableArray *itemArrayMutable = [[NSMutableArray alloc] init];
[purchasableItemArray enumerateObjectsUsingBlock:^(id _Nonnull obj, NSUInteger idx, BOOL * _Nonnull stop) {
TCGBPurchasableItem *item = (TCGBPurchasableItem *)obj;
[itemArrayMutable addObject:item];
}];
}];
}
Declared In
TCGBPurchase.h
Request Purchasing Item
+ requestPurchaseWithItemSeq:viewController:completion:
This is the method to request purchasing item which identifier is itemSeq. There is a viewController parameter and you may put your top most viewController. If you don’t, this method will find out top most view controller and put it in the parameter.
+ (void)requestPurchaseWithItemSeq:(long)itemSeq viewController:(UIViewController *)viewController completion:(void ( ^ ) ( TCGBPurchasableReceipt *purchasableReceipt , TCGBError *error ))completion
Parameters
itemSeq |
itemID which you want to purchase. |
|---|---|
viewController |
represent to current viewcontroller. |
completion |
completion may return the TCGBPurchasableReceipt instance. |
Discussion
Request Purchasing Item that has itemId.
Warning: You should call this method after logged in
, otherwise you will get TCGB_ERROR_NOT_LOGGED_IN error in the completion.
Usage Example
- (void)purchasingItem:(long)itemSeq {
[TCGBPurchase requestPurchaseWithItemSeq:itemSeq viewController:self completion:^(TCGBPurchasableReceipt *purchasableReceipt, TCGBError *error) {
if (error.code == TCGB_ERROR_PURCHASE_USER_CANCELED) {
dispatch_async(dispatch_get_main_queue(), ^{
UIAlertView *alertView = [[UIAlertView alloc] initWithTitle:@"Item Purchase"
message:[NSString stringWithFormat:@"You Canceled."]
delegate:nil
cancelButtonTitle:@"OK"
otherButtonTitles:nil, nil];
[alertView show];
});
} else if (error) {
dispatch_async(dispatch_get_main_queue(), ^{
UIAlertView *alertView = [[UIAlertView alloc] initWithTitle:@"Item Purchase"
message:[NSString stringWithFormat:@"There was an Error : %ld", (long)error.code]
delegate:nil
cancelButtonTitle:@"OK"
otherButtonTitles:nil, nil];
[alertView show];
});
}
}];
}
Declared In
TCGBPurchase.h
Request non-consumed Item List
+ requestItemListOfNotConsumedWithCompletion:
This method provides an item list that have non-consumed.
+ (void)requestItemListOfNotConsumedWithCompletion:(void ( ^ ) ( NSArray<TCGBPurchasableReceipt*> *purchasableReceiptArray , TCGBError *error ))completion
Parameters
completion |
completion may return the NSArray of TCGBPurchasableReceipt instances. |
|---|
Discussion
Request a Item List which is not consumed. You should deliver this itemReceipt to your game server to consume it or request consuming API to ToastCloud IAP Server. You may call this method after logged in and deal with these non-consumed items.
Warning: You should call this method after logged in
, otherwise you will get TCGB_ERROR_NOT_LOGGED_IN error in the completion.
Usage Example
- (void)viewDidLoad {
[TCGBPurchase requestItemListOfNotConsumedWithCompletion:^(NSArrayTCGBPurchasableReceipt *> *purchasableReceiptArray, TCGBError *error) {
// should deal with this not-consumed items.
}];
}
Declared In
TCGBPurchase.h
Request retry purchasing processes
+ requestRetryTransactionWithCompletion:
This method is for retrying failed purchasing proccesses.
+ (void)requestRetryTransactionWithCompletion:(void ( ^ ) ( TCGBPurchasableRetryTransactionResult *transactionResult , TCGBError *error ))completion
Parameters
completion |
completion may return the TCGBPurchasableRetryTransactionResult which has two member variables which are named ‘successList’ and ‘failList’. Usage Example
|
|---|
Discussion
Request a retrying transaction which is not completed to IAP Server
Declared In
TCGBPurchase.h
Settter and Getter Store
+ setStoreCode:
This is a method for set up the store. It should be available StoreCode such as “AS”. In normal cases, This method is not needed. Most of application uses “AS”(Apple AppStore) as a store. If not, you should set this value for using a specific store.
+ (void)setStoreCode:(NSString *)storeCode
Parameters
storeCode |
storeCode represents store that item is registered and where you can buy item. |
|---|
Discussion
Set a specific store for access this store.
Declared In
TCGBPurchase.h
+ storeCode
This method returns a store code that is set up.
+ (NSString *)storeCode
Return Value
storecode that is already set up.
Declared In
TCGBPurchase.h


586 ex-Boko Haram members for deradicalisation in Gombe
by Agency ReportNo fewer than 586 ex-Boko Haram members have arrived Gombe State for the De-Radicalisation, Rehabilitation and Reintegration Programme.
Major General Bamidele Shafa, Coordinator, Operation Safe Corridor handed over the ex-insurgents to Brigadier General Musa Ibrahim, the Camp Commander, OSC Malam-Sidi Camp, on Friday in Lawanti town in Akko Local Government Area of the state.
Shafa said OSC has been successful so far, adding that it had successfully reintegrated 268 clients among which were 266 Nigerians and two Chadians.
“Today we are bringing in 586 adults. This is in addition to the 86 children that we handed over to the Borno State Government last two weeks.
“The operation has been very successful and it is a great achievement.
“With the large number that we are taking, it is an indication that Boko haram combatants are surrendering to the Armed Forces,” he said.
According to him, Operation Lafiya Dole has been doing a great job in the last couple of days.
Shafa hinted that over 1, 000 militants have surrendered which was a sign of victory in the fight against terrorists in the North East.
“With what we are seeing, the Armed Forces are making steady gains in the fight against insurgency in the North East.
“What we are telling the boys in the bush is to come out and take advantage of the opportunity that the Federal Government has given to them to surrender and embrace peace,’’ he said.
Shafa stressed that those brought to Gombe for the DRR Programme were those who willingly surrendered.
According to him, OSC is exclusively for those who surrender.
“They are largely Nigerians; we have a few who are foreign nationals from Cameroon and Chad Republic,” he said.
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structured-filter (currently v1.0.8) is a Web UI for building structured search queries. It is a full jQuery UI widget, supporting various configurations and themes.
API Tests: Add Condition - Remove First Condition - Number of Conditions - Clear
Themes: ui-lightness - ui-darkness - redmond - start - le-frog
Value Formats: JSON - Text - URL
The documentation and source code are available at GitHub
under MIT license.
There is a fork of the code using Bootstrap and Backbone.js as part of Evolutility.


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