@Stereotype // we define a stereotype
@Retention(RUNTIME) // resolvable at runtime
@Target(TYPE) // this annotation is a class level one
@Alternative // it replace @Alternative
public @interface Mock {}
CDI Alternative and Stereotypes
Introduction
CDI is a revolution for the Java EE world. This specification is the best one to avoid coupling between classes.
This example simply aims to override bindings at runtime to simplify mocking work.
It uses two kind of mocks:
1) a mock with no implementation in the classloader
2) a mock with an implementation in the classloader
The mock answer from CDI is called alternative.
Annotating @Alternative
a class will mean it will used as the implementation if there is no other implementation
or if it is forced (through META-INF/beans.xml
).
Code Explanation
Main Code
We use an EJB Journey
to modelize a journey where the vehicle and the society can change. Here an EJB is used
because it simplifies the test. A jouney wraps the vehicle and society information.
We define two interfaces to inject into the Journey
EJB: Vehicle
and Society
.
Finally we add an implementation for Society
interface: LowCostCompanie
.
If we stop here, the Journey
object will not be able to be created because there is no Vehicle
implementation is available.
if we do have a Vehicle implementation, the injected Society should be LowCostCompanie .
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Test Code
The goal here is to test our Journey
EJB. So we have to provide a Vehicle
implementation: SuperCar
.
We want to force the Society
interface to be the AirOpenEJB
implementation for our test.
One solution could simply be to add @Alternative
annotation on AirOpenEJB
and activate it through
the META-INF/beans.xml
file.
Here we want to write more explicit code. So we want to replace the @Alternative
annotation by @Mock
one.
So we define an @Mock
annotation for classes, resolvable at runtime as a stereotype (@Stereotype
)
that replaces @Alternative
.
Here is the annotation:
you can add more CDI annotations after @Alternative and it will get the behavior expected (the scope for instance).
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So now we have our @Mock
annotation which is a stereotype able to replace the @Alternative
annotation when it
added to our mocks.
If you run it now you’ll have this exception:
jakarta.enterprise.inject.UnsatisfiedResolutionException: Api type [org.superbiz.cdi.stereotype.Vehicle] is not found with the qualifiers
Qualifiers: [@jakarta.enterprise.inject.Default()]
for injection into Field Injection Point, field name : vehicle,
Bean Owner : [Journey, Name:null, WebBeans Type:ENTERPRISE, API Types:[java.lang.Object,org.superbiz.cdi.stereotype.Journey],
Qualifiers:[jakarta.enterprise.inject.Any,jakarta.enterprise.inject.Default]]
It means the stereotype is not activated. To do it simply add it to your META-INF/beans.xml
:
<alternatives> <stereotype>org.superbiz.cdi.stereotype.Mock</stereotype> </alternatives>
if you don’t specify AirOpenEJB as @Alternative (done through our mock annotation) you’ll get this exception:
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source,java,numbered]
Caused by: jakarta.enterprise.inject.AmbiguousResolutionException: There is more than one api type with : org.superbiz.cdi.stereotype.Society with qualifiers : Qualifiers: [@jakarta.enterprise.inject.Default()] for injection into Field Injection Point, field name : society, Bean Owner : [Journey, Name:null, WebBeans Type:ENTERPRISE, API Types:[org.superbiz.cdi.stereotype.Journey,java.lang.Object], Qualifiers:[jakarta.enterprise.inject.Any,jakarta.enterprise.inject.Default]] found beans: AirOpenEJB, Name:null, WebBeans Type:MANAGED, API Types:[org.superbiz.cdi.stereotype.Society,org.superbiz.cdi.stereotype.AirOpenEJB,java.lang.Object], Qualifiers:[jakarta.enterprise.inject.Any,jakarta.enterprise.inject.Default] LowCostCompanie, Name:null, WebBeans Type:MANAGED, API Types:[org.superbiz.cdi.stereotype.Society,org.superbiz.cdi.stereotype.LowCostCompanie,java.lang.Object], Qualifiers:[jakarta.enterprise.inject.Any,jakarta.enterprise.inject.Default]
which simply means two implementations are available for the same injection point (Journey.society
).
Conclusion
With CDI it is really easy to define annotations with a strong meaning. You can define business annotations or simply technical annotations to simplify your code (as we did with the mock annotation).
if you used qualifiers to inject Society objects you could have put all these qualifiers on
the mock class or defined a @SocietyMock annotation to be able to inject the same implementation for
all qualifiers in your tests.
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Output
Running org.superbiz.cdi.stereotype.StereotypeTest Apache OpenEJB 7.0.0-SNAPSHOT build: 20111030-07:54 http://tomee.apache.org/ INFO - openejb.home = /opt/dev/openejb/openejb-trunk/examples/cdi-alternative-and-stereotypes INFO - openejb.base = /opt/dev/openejb/openejb-trunk/examples/cdi-alternative-and-stereotypes INFO - Using 'jakarta.ejb.embeddable.EJBContainer=true' INFO - Configuring Service(id=Default Security Service, type=SecurityService, provider-id=Default Security Service) INFO - Configuring Service(id=Default Transaction Manager, type=TransactionManager, provider-id=Default Transaction Manager) INFO - Found EjbModule in classpath: /opt/dev/openejb/openejb-trunk/examples/cdi-alternative-and-stereotypes/target/test-classes INFO - Found EjbModule in classpath: /opt/dev/openejb/openejb-trunk/examples/cdi-alternative-and-stereotypes/target/classes INFO - Beginning load: /opt/dev/openejb/openejb-trunk/examples/cdi-alternative-and-stereotypes/target/test-classes INFO - Beginning load: /opt/dev/openejb/openejb-trunk/examples/cdi-alternative-and-stereotypes/target/classes INFO - Configuring enterprise application: /opt/dev/openejb/openejb-trunk/examples/cdi-alternative-and-stereotypes INFO - Configuring Service(id=Default Managed Container, type=Container, provider-id=Default Managed Container) INFO - Auto-creating a container for bean cdi-alternative-and-stereotypes_test.Comp: Container(type=MANAGED, id=Default Managed Container) INFO - Configuring Service(id=Default Singleton Container, type=Container, provider-id=Default Singleton Container) INFO - Auto-creating a container for bean Journey: Container(type=SINGLETON, id=Default Singleton Container) INFO - Enterprise application "/opt/dev/openejb/openejb-trunk/examples/cdi-alternative-and-stereotypes" loaded. INFO - Assembling app: /opt/dev/openejb/openejb-trunk/examples/cdi-alternative-and-stereotypes INFO - Jndi(name="java:global/cdi-alternative-and-stereotypes/cdi-alternative-and-stereotypes_test.Comp!org.apache.openejb.BeanContext$Comp") INFO - Jndi(name="java:global/cdi-alternative-and-stereotypes/cdi-alternative-and-stereotypes_test.Comp") INFO - Jndi(name="java:global/cdi-alternative-and-stereotypes/cdi-alternative-and-stereotypes.Comp!org.apache.openejb.BeanContext$Comp") INFO - Jndi(name="java:global/cdi-alternative-and-stereotypes/cdi-alternative-and-stereotypes.Comp") INFO - Jndi(name="java:global/cdi-alternative-and-stereotypes/Journey!org.superbiz.cdi.stereotype.Journey") INFO - Jndi(name="java:global/cdi-alternative-and-stereotypes/Journey") INFO - Jndi(name="java:global/EjbModule162291475/org.superbiz.cdi.stereotype.StereotypeTest!org.superbiz.cdi.stereotype.StereotypeTest") INFO - Jndi(name="java:global/EjbModule162291475/org.superbiz.cdi.stereotype.StereotypeTest") INFO - Created Ejb(deployment-id=cdi-alternative-and-stereotypes_test.Comp, ejb-name=cdi-alternative-and-stereotypes_test.Comp, container=Default Managed Container) INFO - Created Ejb(deployment-id=cdi-alternative-and-stereotypes.Comp, ejb-name=cdi-alternative-and-stereotypes.Comp, container=Default Managed Container) INFO - Created Ejb(deployment-id=org.superbiz.cdi.stereotype.StereotypeTest, ejb-name=org.superbiz.cdi.stereotype.StereotypeTest, container=Default Managed Container) INFO - Created Ejb(deployment-id=Journey, ejb-name=Journey, container=Default Singleton Container) INFO - Started Ejb(deployment-id=cdi-alternative-and-stereotypes_test.Comp, ejb-name=cdi-alternative-and-stereotypes_test.Comp, container=Default Managed Container) INFO - Started Ejb(deployment-id=cdi-alternative-and-stereotypes.Comp, ejb-name=cdi-alternative-and-stereotypes.Comp, container=Default Managed Container) INFO - Started Ejb(deployment-id=org.superbiz.cdi.stereotype.StereotypeTest, ejb-name=org.superbiz.cdi.stereotype.StereotypeTest, container=Default Managed Container) INFO - Started Ejb(deployment-id=Journey, ejb-name=Journey, container=Default Singleton Container) INFO - Deployed Application(path=/opt/dev/openejb/openejb-trunk/examples/cdi-alternative-and-stereotypes) INFO - Undeploying app: /opt/dev/openejb/openejb-trunk/examples/cdi-alternative-and-stereotypes


A ninja (忍者) or shinobi (忍び, "to sneak") was a covert agent or mercenary in feudal Japan. The functions of the ninja included espionage, sabotage, infiltration, assassination and guerrilla warfare. Their covert methods of waging irregular warfare were deemed dishonorable and beneath the samurai-caste, who observed strict rules about honor and combat. The shinobi proper, a specially trained group of spies and mercenaries, appeared in the 15th century during the Sengoku period, but antecedents may have existed in the 14th century, and possibly in the 12th century (Heian or early Kamakura era).
In the unrest of the Sengoku period (15th–17th centuries), mercenaries and spies for hire became active in the Iga Province and the adjacent area around the village of Kōga, and it is from the area's clans that much of our knowledge of the ninja is drawn. Following the unification of Japan under the Tokugawa shogunate (17th century), the ninja faded into obscurity.A number of shinobi manuals, often based on Chinese military philosophy, were written in the 17th and 18th centuries, most notably the Bansenshukai (1676).
By the time of the Meiji Restoration (1868), the tradition of the shinobi had become a topic of popular imagination and mystery in Japan. Ninja figured prominently in legend and folklore, where they were associated with legendary abilities such as invisibility, walking on water and control over the natural elements. As a consequence, their perception in popular culture is often based more on such legend and folklore than on the historically accurate spies of the Sengoku period.


Excellent and Splash catches the eye
Excellent and Splash caught the eye when the horses were exercised here on Friday (Nov. 29) morning.
Inner sand:
600m: Stars For You (Ikram), Moment Of Madness (rb) 41. Pair easy. Eyes For You (rb) 36.5. Moved well.
800m: 2/y/o Zafiro (Rupesh), Flying Dragon (Ayyar) 54.5, 600/40. Former ended three lengths in front 2/y/os Rays Of Sun (Rupesh), Super Girl (Ayyar) 55, 600/40.5. They were easy. Eclair (Rupesh), Lethal Steps (Vinod) 52, 600/39. Former finished three lengths ahead. 2/y/os Win Legend/Woodberg (Pradeep), Twelfth Earl (Vinod) 51, 600/38.5. They were pushed and former ended three lengths in front. 2/y/os Gusto/Carma (J. Chinoy) 54.5, 600/40. Easy.
1000m: Excellent (Pradeep), Starringo (J. Chinoy) 1-2, 800/48, 600/36.5. Former made up three lengths and finished four lengths ahead. Hidden Gold (J. Chinoy), Mount Moriah (Pradeep) 1-5, 800/50.5, 600/37.5. Former who started and finished five lengths ahead was ridden out. Latter was not urged. 2/y/os Leitir Mor/Skyelady (Pradeep), Leave It To Me Sir (Vinod) 1-4.5, 800/50.5, 600/37.5. Former was superior.
1200m: Splash (Rupesh), Crosswinds (Vinod) 1-20, 1000/1-6, 800/52, 600/39.5. Former strode out well and finished four lengths ahead.
Noted at Mumbai race course:
Sand track:
1400m: Valegro (Roche), Costa Brava (Kharadi) 1-38, 1200/1-24, 1000/1-10, 800/56, 600/42. They finished level freely.


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The Ford Mustang is an American automobile manufactured by Ford. It was originally based on the platform of the second generation North American Ford Falcon, a compact car. The original 1962 Ford Mustang I two-seater concept car evolved into the 1963 Mustang II four-seater concept car which Ford used to pretest how the public would take interest in the first production Mustang. The 1963 Mustang II concept car was designed with a variation of the production model's front and rear ends with a roof that was 2.7 inches shorter. Introduced early on April 17, 1964, (16 days after the Plymouth Barracuda) and thus dubbed as a "1964" by Mustang fans, the 1965 Mustang was the automaker's most successful launch since the Model A. The Mustang has undergone several transformations to its current sixth generation. |
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3 hits |
oral |
LSD |
(blotter / tab) |
| T+ 2:00 |
1 capsl |
oral |
MDMA |
(powder / crystals) |
A bunch of friends and I were going to a rave one night, and I decided that I wanted to trip. I purchased 3 hits of Garcia blotter from a friend, and ingested it before we left for the rave. I have no idea exactly how much acid was on the paper, but they were pretty big hits, on good blotter. My friend had also purchased some acid, and he had some MDMA as well. He had several extra capsules of MDMA and gave me one. Not being one to look a gift horse in the mouth, I took it and stuck it in my pocket, almost forgetting about it when the trip began to set in, in about 1.5 hours.
The MDMA was pure, and one of my friends had gotten it from a reliable source. It was powder in gel-caps, not pressed pills that I ordinarily get.
We all got to the rave, and by the time we got to the door, I was tripping hardcore. I went and sat down near the dance floor, and it was when I heard that the cops had showed up that I remembered the capsule in my pocket. That was about 2 hours into the trip. I took the capsule so hat I would have nothing on me for the cops to find, and I didn't even think too much about it. I didn't have a bad trip because of the cops, fortunately, and they left eventually after arresting somebody who had eaten way too much acid and was rolling around in some mud.
I returned to my friends and hung out with them for the rest of the night. My roll began to kick in after about 30 minutes from ingestion, and I felt the most euphoric I have ever felt. I smoked cigarettes and laid on a hammock for a long time. I didn't even need to talk, I just felt so good.
I can't describe every detail of the whole experience, but it was certainly the best thing I have ever felt, and I'm not sure if I can beat it, or even if I want to. The trip continued hard while I rolled, and the roll didn't really hit me hard like it usually does, but it sort of faded in, and when it was done faded out. I didn't dance because my mind was too busy soaking up all the new and unusual things going on around me, but I did have a lot of energy. The only real drawback was the day after, because my trip lasted a good 14 to 16 hours, and I was still feeling effects of it for all the next day. I could not go to sleep until that night. Still, if there was one word to describe the whole thing, it would be 'incredible.'
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Don't eat romaine grown in Salinas, California, Canadian officials warn
OTTAWA - Canadian health officials are warning consumers to avoid romaine lettuce grown in Salinas, Calif., because of another food poisoning outbreak.
The notice comes almost exactly one year after a similar outbreak led to a blanket warning about romaine, ranging from whole heads to pre-cut salad mixes.
The Public Health Agency of Canada says one patient in Manitoba last month suffered from an illness bearing a "similar genetic fingerprint" to illnesses reported in an ongoing U.S. investigation into an outbreak of E. coli in the Golden State.
Health officials say an outbreak is not occurring in Canada, but romaine from northern California is imported north of the border this time of the year.
The agency says it is implementing "new actions" at the border to prevent the tainted lettuce from coming into Canada.
Leafy greens can become contaminated after contact with feces from infected animals via soil, water or improperly composted manure.
This is the fourth E. coli outbreak linked to romaine lettuce affecting Canadian consumers in the last two years.
This report by The Canadian Press was first published Nov. 23, 2019.
— with files from The Associated Press.


Urban Grammar AI
research project
This week saw the first peer-reviewed publication related to the Urban Grammar see the light of day. Full coordinates of the paper are available here:
Singleton, A.; Arribas-Bel, D.; Murray, J.; Fleischmann, M. (2022). “Estimating generalized measures of local neighbourhood context from multispectral satellite images using a convolutional neural network”. Computers, Environment and Urban Systems, 95. 10.1016/j.compenvurbsys.2022.101802
10.1016/j.compenvurbsys.2022.101802
Published Version (Open Access)
Code repository@GitHub
GitHub
Data repository@Dataverse
Dataverse
Interactive map@Unfolded
Unfolded
bibtex citation:
bibtex
@article{SINGLETON2022101802, title = { Estimating generalized measures of local neighbourhood context from multispectral satellite images using a convolutional neural network }, journal = {Computers, Environment and Urban Systems}, volume = {95}, pages = {101802}, year = {2022}, issn = {0198-9715}, doi = {https://doi.org/10.1016/j.compenvurbsys.2022.101802}, url = {https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0198971522000461}, author = {Alex Singleton and Dani Arribas-Bel and John Murray and Martin Fleischmann}, keywords = { Deep learning, Convolutional neural networks, Urban morphology, Multispectral satellite imagery, Cluster analysis }, abstract = { The increased availability of high-resolution multispectral imagery captured by remote sensing platforms provides new opportunities for the characterisation and differentiation of urban context. The discovery of generalized latent representations from such data are however under researched within the social sciences. As such, this paper exploits advances in machine learning to implement a new method of capturing measures of urban context from multispectral satellite imagery at a very small area level through the application of a convolutional autoencoder (CAE). The utility of outputs from the CAE is enhanced through the application of spatial weighting, and the smoothed outputs are then summarised using cluster analysis to generate a typology comprising seven groups describing salient patterns of differentiated urban context. The limits of the technique are discussed with reference to the resolution of the satellite data utilised within the study and the interaction between the geography of the input data and the learned structure. The method is implemented within the context of Great Britain, however, is applicable to any location where similar high resolution multispectral imagery are available. } }
This is technically not an Urban Grammar paper 100%, as it was a collab initiated and led by Alex Singleton and John Murray, both from the Geographic Data Science Lab. But it was a project we got involved in because of the Urban Grammar and its output is very much in line with the spirit of our project. A propos of the publication, Alex did a Twitter thread that summarises better than anything I could do the gist of the paper, why it’s important, and some of our thinking into how this feeds into broader efforts to measure and understand neighborhood context.
New paper w/ @murraydata, @martinfleis and @darribas that uses open-source satellite imagery to create measures of local neighbourhood context. Open Access published version here: https://t.co/dyunv1KMUc - all data and code: https://t.co/4Qi1ps3UrI 1/11 pic.twitter.com/45W4LELsgP— Alex Singleton (@alexsingleton) April 25, 2022
New paper w/ @murraydata, @martinfleis and @darribas that uses open-source satellite imagery to create measures of local neighbourhood context. Open Access published version here: https://t.co/dyunv1KMUc - all data and code: https://t.co/4Qi1ps3UrI 1/11 pic.twitter.com/45W4LELsgP
We are hugely excited about our results and the posibilities that using satellite technology, combined with a bit of machine learning and computer vision, opens up for building an understanding of cities at neighborhood level. The paper is open access, and the open data product we built around is, well… open; so, if you’re interested in this space (pun intended!) there is plenty for you to play with. If any of it stirs your interest further, do get in touch, we’d love to talk!


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The year's second scariest film (after The Blair Witch Project) comes from an unlikely source – writer/director David Koepp (The Trigger Effect), who adapted the script from Richard Matheson's book (he also wrote the novel What Dreams May Come). Echoes will unfortunately open after the similar but big-budgeted Bruce Willis flick The Sixth Sense (due 8/6), but is still one of the creepiest films to be released since Se7en.
Echoes opens with a little boy named Jake staring into the camera while sitting in the tub. He's answering questions that nobody appears to be asking. Is it an imaginary friend? His parents seem to think so, but Jake is really conversing with the spirit of a missing local girl named Samantha Kozak.
Kevin Bacon (Wild Things) plays Tom Witzky, Jake's blue-collar working father that has spent his entire life within a six-block radius of one Chicago neighborhood. He's disappointed with his boring life and dead-end job. His hippie sister-in-law Lisa (Illeana Douglas, Grace of my Heart) talks a disbelieving Tom into undergoing hypnosis at a party. He only sees a second or two of seemingly unrelated and fragmented flashes, but when Tom comes to, he's been told that he was out for several minutes. To make matters worse, Lisa also plants a suggestion into Tom's subconscious.
Before he went under, Tom crowed `C'mon – what's the worst that could happen?' Well, the worst does happen - amateur hypnotist Lisa accidentally opened the door to his mind instead of making him open-minded. What does that mean? Just that Tom slowly is able to see and hear the same things as his son. He catches more glimpses of the spooky images that he saw while under hypnosis, and even catches a glimpse or two of Samantha. He also drinks a lot of orange juice and begins to unwind mentally, putting a strain on his wife Maggie (Kathryn Erbe, Dream with the Fishes).
When Lisa puts Tom under a second time in an attempt to close the Pandora's box, he instead gets a one-word message from beyond: `Dig.' What follows is very reminiscent of the slow descent into madness previously seen in The Amityville Horror and The Shining. In fact, you can't help but think of Amityville's George Lutz (James Brolin) digging up his basement while watching Bacon do the same thing. And maybe you'll be reminded of Bacon's Flatliners. The story is derivative of both films (and many others), but it's still original enough to raise the hair on your arms on several occasions.
The story is fairly predictable (I called it about 40 minutes into the film) but seems oddly short. It's almost like a lot was carved out of the final cut – Tom's rock band, Jake's baby monitor, Maggie's pregnancy and a cop named Neil all seemed destined to have more screen time, but were curiously skipped over after careful introductions. But the film is worth the price of admission just for Bacon and the young son's eerie performances. (1:35 – R for brief nudity, sexual content, adult language and violence)
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I just spent a few minutes browsing these slides from a talk given in Karlsruhe in September by Microsoft's Fabrizio Gagliardi. The talk's title was "Cloud Computing for Scientific Research", and it's chock-full of big: mega-this, peta-that, and isn't it all exciting? The only mention of anything at the desktop scale is on slide 19, which mentions a plugin to allow MATLAB to talk to the cloud, and Excel views of Azure data. Once again, I'm puzzled (and a bit disappointed) that the world's premier desktop software company has decided to ignore what most scientists care about most. I'm equally disappointed that there was nothing at all in these slides about improving scientists' skills, especially since Microsoft has invested so heavily in improving its own processes. Oh well...


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Guidance
Assessment only route to QTS: provider information
Criteria and supporting advice for providers wishing to offer the assessment only route to qualified teacher status (QTS).
Documents
Ref:
NCTL-20014-2016
PDF
,
345KB
,
26 pages
Details
The assessment only route to qualified teacher status (
QTS
) allows teachers to demonstrate that they already meet all the
QTS
standards, without the need for any further training. Teachers need to present detailed evidence and their teaching is assessed in a school by an accredited and approved provider.
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‘Assessment only route to
QTS
: criteria’ document outlines the entry, assessment, management and quality assurance criteria for providers offering the assessment only route.
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‘Assessment only criteria supporting advice’ document offers detailed support on how to implement the criteria.


Flores is the western most island of the Azores, so named for its flowers. Miles and miles of hydrangeas, cannas and wild roses line the roads and the steep volcanic peaks are terraced by fields bordered by stone walls lined with yet more hydrangeas. The lakes of the interior are worth a visit, some with waterfalls. The locals here are reported to be very friendly and helpful.
Lajes is located on the south east coast of the island and is the administrative centre. There is very small marina here, however, this is NOT a good refuge in any conditions involving strong E-NE winds as the little marina becomes very turbulent and it is difficult to manoeuver inside. It is recommended to speak with officials on arrival to find out weather conditions for the duration of your stay in order to determine how long you should spend here.
Position 39° 22'47"N, 31°10'09"W (Marina)
This is not an "official" port of entry, however few yachts visit Santa Cruz (the official POE) as it offers poor shelter, therefore the Maritime Police and National Guard check visiting yachts in as an accommodation.
Port officials visit the harbour when they can, to check on visiting yachts. Clearance is done with Police, Immigration and Customs. Officials are reported to be very nice and helpful.
The Maritime Police can be found next to the library, they may check passports and stamp a copy of the crew list, which then needs to be taken to Immigration (across the street and down a block). This office does not appear to be open very often and they won't stamp your passports. Clearance into Europe will have to be done at the next port of call.
All payment must be in cash - there is an ATM behind the church.
All boats should check in with the harbourmaster; during week days he can always be found either at the marina or in the office from 8:00 to 17:00. The harbourmaster is off duty at weekends, so just present yourself at the office on the next Monday. If a vessel arrives during a weekend and plans to leave on that same weekend, contact the harbormaster over the phone at (+351) 910001889.
Last updated July 2013.
If winds are from the E-NE, strong and wave height is more than 2m, avoid the marina altogether. For those seeking shelter in such conditions, go to the anchorage in Fajã Grande, on the other side of the island, which offers good protection in this type of weather. The anchorage there is mostly sand and there is free Wi-Fi, shops, restaurants, and good access to hiking paths.
The entrance to Lages Marina is easy enough in calm daylight conditions, but a different story at night with a heavy swell running.
There is a Red flashing light at the end of the Marina Breakwater. Calling ahead on the VHF is not necessary here.
Limited space can be found alongside at the quay, however quayside mooring is only permitted when a ship is not expected.
The anchorage inside the jetty is sheltered and quite comfortable, however the outer anchorage is very exposed and uncomfortable in strong N/NE winds. The anchorage inside the harbour is chargable, so if you like to anchor for free go to Fajã Grande instead.
The marina permits yachts at anchor to enter the marina for a short stop to fill up with water or pick up provisions. There is a floating pontoon for dinghies.
The municipal building (single story) on the quayside just up from the steps, houses cold water showers and toilets. Facilities are basic. These are the same showers and toilets used by marina guests.
Space inside the marina is very limited, so boats bigger than 15m, or catamarans, are likely to not have space inside the marina. The advise is that these boats should go to the anchorage and speak to the Harbour Master about available space.
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After the World War II, antibiotics were considered as "wonder drugs", since they were an easy remedy for what had been intractable ailments. To learn which drug worked most effectively for which bacterial infection, performance of the three most popular antibiotics on 16 bacteria were gathered.
The values in the dataset represent the minimum inhibitory concentration (MIC), a measure of the effectiveness of the antibiotic, which represents the concentration of antibiotic required to prevent growth in vitro. The reaction of the bacteria to Gram staining is described by the covariate “gram staining”. Bacteria that are stained dark blue or violet are Gram-positive. Otherwise, they are Gram-negative.
Visualization #1
Which antibiotic is the most effective (has the lowest MIC) in preventing growth in vitro for differing bacterial infections?
The dataset has an abundant data points that varied in range and sign, however, in order to capture a great multitude of data points, I’ve decided to utilize a dot plot for graphical encoding. The main visual decoding task, in term of amplifying understanding of the data, for this graph is comparing the value of Log MIC for each bacteria between the differing antibiotics.
The most accurate elementary perceptual task is position along a common scale. A dot graph does a great job at easing the task of comparing values. Readers can easily distinguish if differing antibiotics have the same Log MIC by looking checking whether the dots are overlapping one another. In addition, the differing color of the dots give a good contrast, which helps reader easily distinguish which dot is of higher or lower value.
I’ve decided to connect the lines between each dot in order to give users a better sense of separation between each bacteria. If the dots are not connected, readers will have a harder time comparing the high and low Log MIC value of antibiotics for each bacteria at a quick glance. Also, to my defense, the line does not add or introduce any out-of-scope data, because the value on the x axis is nominal. Hence, reader cannot make assumption or establish a non-introduced trend from looking at the lines.
Visualization #2
Which antibiotic is more effective (has the lowest MIC) on gram-positive bacteria and gram-negative bacteria?
The main visual decoding task for this graph is comparing the distributing of value for antibiotics in gram-positive and in gram-negative bacteria; a box plot is a great graphical encoding tool to do so. A box plot utilizes the most accurate elementary perceptual task, which is comparing the position along the common scale. Readers can easily distinguish the difference of low, high, median, and IQR for each antibiotic. Because each antibiotics aligns next to one another, it enhances the accuracy of comparing the value and also gives readers a greater understanding of the antibiotic’s effective on differing type of gram staining.
The design also keeps readers’ attention focus on one demographic of the data set. By providing a large difference in spacing for gram-positive and gram-negative bacteria, readers unconsciously comparing only the values in each gram stain. The sense of separation helps making the data more digestible. I also did not fully fill in the marker of the box, because I’d like provide readers the ability to see the graph value line as a mean to comparing the difference in position between antibiotics data point. In addition, I keep the color consistency of the antibiotics between the dot plot and this graph; this ensures that readers would not need to learn additional information on the data.
Visualization #3
On average, how do antibiotics perform on differing gram stain bacteria (gram-positive and gram-negative)?
The main visual decoding task for this bar graph is comparing the average Log MIC between gram-positive and gram-negative bacteria between differing antibiotics. Luckily, the visual decoding task can easily be graphical encoded using the most accurate elementary perceptual task: position along a common scale. A grouped bar graph allows reader to easily comparing values between one another. Therefore, to compare average Log MIC between gram-positive and gram-negative, readers can simply compare how each bar stands, taller or shorter, next to one another.
In addition, since the main visual decoding task consists of only comparing gram-positive to gram-negative, the graph;s design has the advantage in accomplishing the elementary perceptual task of comparing position along a common scale. Because there are only two bars for each antibiotic, the bars are guaranteed to stand next to each other. This enhances the ability for readers to comparing the difference regardless of the threshold of difference; whether the threshold of difference is high or low, the fact that it stands next to each other, it increases the accuracy of distinguishing the position of each value on the graph.


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VALLETTA, Nov 20 — Malta police today arrested a businessman in connection with the 2017 murder of investigative journalist and blogger Daphne Caruana Galizia, a police source told AFP.
Maltese national Yorgen Fenech was detained on his yacht at dawn as he tried to leave Malta the day after an alleged middleman was offered a pardon if he identified the assassination’s mastermind, the source said.
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Fenech is the director and co-owner of Electrogas, which won a multi-million euro contract from the Maltese state in 2013 to build a new gas power station on the tiny Mediterranean island.
Malta’s Financial Intelligence Analysis Unit also identified him as the owner of a company based in Dubai called 17 Black.

Maltese Prime Minister Joseph Muscat said yesterday he had promised the alleged middleman a pardon if he named the person who ordered her death. — AFP


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As the last living externally shelled cephalopod, the Nautilus has been a model organism for understanding the ecology and life history of ammonites and extinct nautiloids. Slow reproductive rates and fishing pressures from the shell trade have recently prompted CITES lisiting for all Nautilus species. The genus is a scavenger in steep forereef environments, where it swims around slowly smelling for food. Radiotracking studies have shown Nautilus to be active swimmers that cross hundreds of meteres a day across a large range of temperatures. Because of its status as a model organism and the swimming behavior, I hypothesized that this behavior could be recorded in the δ18O of the shell. I used the WiscSIMS Cameca IMS-1280 to measure δ18O values of shell grown in less than 24 hours and found variability indicative of depth migration behavior. The paper communicating these results is here . These findings are a modern test for the preservation of sub-daily behavior in the mineralized parts of cephalopods in deep time.
Ammonoids were a major component of marine ecosystems from their first appearance in the Devonian until their ultimate extinction in the early Paleogene. Unlike living Nautilus that has large benthic eggs, ammonoids likely had many small eggs. Because modern cephalopods that have small eggs generally have planktic hatchlings, it has been hypothesized that ammonites had at least a short window of time with a planktic mode of life. To test this, I used δ18O measured from the thin walls of hatchling ammonites collected from rocks of the Cretaceous Western Interior Seaway and compared these data to similar data from obligate benthic bivalves to constrain vertical position in the water column due to the temperature gradient. I found that pre-hatching values are more similar to bivalves, suggesting a benthic egg laying and that values reflect warmer or fresher water indicating shallower habitat after hatching. Variability between five different individuals in the same concretion suggests seasonally protracted spawning. To read more about this, take a look at the paper.
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The PSPE program has 4 distinct PXI chassis and certain PXI cards are cross-compatible. Refer to the list and table below for chassis specifics, card datasheets, and cross-compatibility.
*The PXI-5610 RF Upconverter datasheet has not been found.
| Model | Card Type | Description | PXI-1000B | PXI-1042 | PXI-1042Q | PXIe-1075 |
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| PXI-8187 | PXI 1000B Card | Embedded Controller | ||||
| PXI-6025E | PXI 1000B Card | Multifunction I/O | ||||
| PXI-6071E | PXI 1000B Card | Multifunction I/O | ||||
| PXI-6031E | PXI 1000B Card | Multifunction I/O | ||||
| PXI-6528 | PXI 1000B Card | Isolated Digital I/O | ||||
| PXI-6259 | PXI 1000B Card | M Series Multifunction DAQ | ||||
| PXI-7831R | PXI 1000B Card | Reconfigurable I/O | ||||
| PXI-6723 | PXI 1000B Card | 32 Channel AO, 13 Bit | ||||
| PXI-8196 | PXI 1042 Card | Embedded Controller (1) | 8 slots | |||
| PXI-8196 | PXI 1042 Card | Embedded Controller (2) | 8 slots | |||
| PXI-5600 | PXI 1042 Card | RF Downconverter | 8 slots | |||
| PXI-5610 | PXI 1042 Card | RF Upconverter * | 8 slots | |||
| PXI-5421 | PXI 1042 Card | 16-Bit 100 MS/s AWG | 8 slots | |||
| PXI-5620 | PXI 1042 Card | 64 MS/s Digitizer | 8 slots | |||
| PXI-6552 | PXI 1042 Card | 100 MHZ Digital I/O | 8 slots | |||
| PXI-2515 | PXI 1042 Card | High Speed Digital Signal Insertion Switch | 8 slots | |||
| PXI-8464 | PXI 1042 Card | CAN/XS Series 2 | 8 slots | |||
| PXI-2567 | PXI 1042 Card | 64 Channel Relay Driver Module | 8 slots | |||
| PXI-2568 | PXI 1042 Card | 31 SPST Relay Module | 8 slots | |||
| PXI-6132 | PXI 1042 Card | S Series 4Ch, 14 bit, 2.5 MS/s Multifunctional DAQ | 8 slots | |||
| PXI-6133 | PXI 1042 Card | 16-Bit Analog Output | 8 slots | |||
| PXI-4130 | PXI 1042 Card | Power SMU | 8 slots | |||
| PXIe-8133 | PXIe card | Embedded Controller | ||||
| PXIe-4132 | PXIe card | Precision SMU | ||||
| PXIe-4141 | PXIe card | 4-CH Precision SMU |
The National Instruments Semiconductor Testing System ("STS") houses a PXIe-1078 outfitted with the following cards:
Resources on the current device interface board can be found below:
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| PXIe-4140 | PXIe Card | 4-CH Precision SMU |
| PXIe-6556 | PXIe Card | Digital Waveform Generator/Analyzer with PPMU |
| PXIe-2567 | PXI Card | 64 Pin Relay Driver |
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brawl4d (B4D) is meant to be used within an IPython notebook, which allows for both GUI-driven and programmatic exploration of the data.
Plots defaults to use of a map projection in kilometers centered at a specified geographic location. Anything plotted on the time axis is specified in float seconds since a reference day. So basic startup looks like this:
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from datetime import datetime
from brawl4d.brawl4d import B4D_startup
stadium = 33.591023, -101.872908
panels = B4D_startup(basedate=datetime(2013,9,7), ctr_lat=stadium[0], ctr_lon=stadium[1])
The panels instance represents the four-dimensional linked-panels plot. It contains references to each of the matplotlib axes instances in the panels.panels dictionary. If you need to make a static addition to the plot, just like you would in an ordinary plotting script, this is the way to do it:
# valid keys are 'xy', 'xz', 'zy', 'tz'
panels.panels['xy'].text(0,0,'TTU Football Stadium')
# zoom in on the TTU campus
panels.panels['xy'].axis(-5, 5, -5, 5)
panels.cs also contains information about the coordinate system for the map projection used. Let’s label another feature of interest:
# These can be arrays of locations, too
atmo_lat, atmo_lon, atmo_alt = 33.58185, -101.88097, 0.0
X,Y,Z = panels.cs.geoProj.toECEF(atmo_lon, atmo_lat, atmo_alt)
x,y,z = panels.cs.mapProj.fromECEF(X,Y,Z)
panels.panels['xy'].text(x,y,'TTU Atmospheric Science')
brawl4d can use the underlying stormdrain framework to manage multidimensional data that remains synced across axes. To take advantage of this requires setting up a data processing pipeline that responds to changes to the plot’s bounds (stored in panels.bounds) and handles the necessary coordinate transformations automatically.
brawl4d.plot_demo_dataset contains a good example.


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On 5 May 2020, the Linux Foundation announced a new addition to its roster of global open source ecosystem projects: the Trust over IP Foundation.
The mission of this new Foundation is to simplify and standardize how trust is established online so that everyone can feel safe, secure, and private in all of our digital interactions—whether between individuals, businesses, governments, or any “thing” on the Internet of Things.
In this white paper, we will cover:
Trust is defined as to have confidence, faith or hope in a relationship with someone or something.
Trust is both an emotional and logical act. Emotionally, it is where you expose your vulnerabilities to people, but believing they will not take advantage of your openness. Effectively, trust is a feeling. Emotions associated with trust include companionship, friendship, love, agreement, relaxation, comfort.
When considering collaborative relationships, the four most common elements needed to develop trust are:
Without any one of these, it can be difficult to create the trust needed for a sustainable and successful interactions between the parties of a relationship.
Examples of In-Person or “Human Trust” include:
The complexities of our daily lifestyles have moved beyond In-Person Trust to include the challenges of online interactions. Yet the same elements of trust must be considered regardless of the mode of interaction (physical, online).
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Delhi air quality still 'severe', but agency predicts some respite
On November 1, a Supreme Court mandated panel declared a public health emergency in NCR after the air quality slipped into 'severe plus' category and banned all construction activity till November 5.
by BS Web TeamAir quality was “severe” in New Delhi on Saturday, a day after the national capital shut down schools and declared a public health emergency till November 5 because of pollution.
SAFAR, the government-run monitoring agency, said Delhi’s air quality index (AQI) was 480 at 8:20 am—pollution level that puts even healthy people at risk.
An AQI between 0-50 is considered good, 51-100 satisfactory, 101-200 moderate, 201-300 poor, 301-400 very poor, and 401-500 severe. Above 500 is severe-plus emergency category.
The AQI of five places in and around Delhi has been provided in the table given below
| Place | PM2.5 | PM10 |
| Gurugram | 585 | 506 |
| Noida | 563 | 578 |
| Chandani Chowk | 480 | 370 |
| Aiport (T3) | 510 | 519 |
| Dhirpur | 488 | 420 |
On November 1, a Supreme Court mandated panel declared a public health emergency in NCR after the air quality slipped into 'severe plus' category and banned all construction activity till November 5.
This was shortly followed by an announcement that schools in the capital would remain shut till November 5.
The Environment Pollution (Prevention and Control) Authority also directed the agencies to take strict action against biomass-burning in Delhi and the outer National Capital Region.
"The Environment Pollution (Prevention and Control) Authority has directed implementing agencies to take immediate stringent actions to stop stubble-burning in neighbouring states of Punjab and Haryana," according to a letter EPCA chief Bhure Lal wrote to the chief secretaries of the two states.


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I am a Research Scientist at Meta working on hand pose estimation. Prior to that, I completed Ph.D. at TU Graz, Austria , Austria under the supervision of Prof. Vincent Lepetit . I am interested in problems related to hand-object interaction particularly their pose estimation and object reconstruction.
Before starting PhD in 2018, I spent 3 years each at Qualcomm Research, Bangalore and Intel Technologies, Bangalore working on many projects in the area of camera hardware pipeline tuning, image and video processing solutions and their hardware implementations.
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- 'Keypoint Transformer' accepted as Oral at CVPR 2022. My first ever in-person conference!
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- Paper rejected at ICCV!
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I've finished up the combinatorics project I've been working on for a while! You can find it here: https://github.com/b-mehta/combinatorics. The main goal was the Kruskal-Katona theorem, but I proved a couple of other things along the way. PRs are very welcome (I've even made a few issues with possible contributions) - I might PR it to mathlib when I get the chance (though if someone else would like to, please go ahead).
This is cool, thanks for sharing! I definitely would like to see more combinatorics in mathlib...
@Bhavik Mehta That's really nice stuff. I encourage you to PR (parts of) it to mathlib.
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What am I meant to do with old PRs, that I had pushed as branches on leanprover-community/mathlib?
It seems I can no longer push to them, which is probably an intentional effect of the new maintainer setup.
Should I close those PRs and make new ones from my own fork?
I believe you should change the remote to the fork and push them there
I should I still be able to push to non-master branches?
And for the new PR's you can push them to the non-master branches
I'm confused. Are you saying that I can make new branches on leanprover-community/mathlib, but can't push to old branches?
I'm saying that for old PR's, you can change the remote to the backup fork and push them there (if you push without changing remote, you'll create a new branch in leanprover-community/mathlib); for new PR's push to leanprover-community/mathlib directly
I second @Kenny Lau's suggestion
It seems I can't push to leanprover-community/mathlib anymore?
you should be able to...
I'd missed the invitation. All good now.
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Edinburgh race hate attack thug punched innocent man multiple times in the face
The yob asked if the victim was Japanese before launching a brutal attack.
by Kathleen SpeirsA manhunt is underway following an unprovoked racial attack in Edinburgh.
At 4.20pm on Tuesday a 22-year-old man was standing in the corner of West Richmond Street and Richmond Lane in the Southside area of the city when he was approached by another man and asked if he was Japanese.
He was punched several times in the face before his phone was taken and thrown across the road.
The attacker then ran off along West Richmond Street towards the Pleasance.
The suspect is described as white, in his late thirties to early forties and around five feet, ten inches in height.
He spoke with a Scottish accent.
At the time of the attack he was wearing a dark baseball cap, a dark jacket and blue jeans.
Sergeant Nicky MacRae said: “This was an unprovoked attack.
"Fortunately the victim was not seriously injured.
“There would have been a number of people in the area at the time and we would like to speak to anyone who saw what happened and also who saw the suspect either before or after the incident.
Anyone with information can contact Police Scotland on 101, or make a call anonymously to the charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111, quoting incident 2473 of November 19.


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Comments as a middleware for ASP.NET Core
How-to?
- Install nuget package: Comments
- Add app.UseComments(); in Startup.cs
- On page where you would like to add comments add

- On the bottom of the body of the page on which you would like to add comments add

- Visit GitHub for configuration, how to's and more info in general.
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Files
Many applications require reading and writing files. Like all J interfaces with the environment, files are accessed with the foreign conjunction. The 1 family of foreigns work with files. First define a few verbs for convenience.
readfile =: 1!:1
writefile =: 1!:2
Let's create a file with some data in it. You'll be using the filename several times, so give it a name. The file foreigns require that the file name be a boxed string.
fn =. < 'user\test.txt'
'testing 1 2 3' writefile fn
Use whatever file editor you like to take a look at the file test.txt that was created in the J user directory. You could also open it as a script file in J by using the File|Open command (you will have to change the "List files of type" combobox to list all files in order to see your test.txt file).
You can read the data from this file.
data =. readfile fn
data
testing 1 2 3
You can rewrite the file and read the new data.
'new stuff for the file' writefile fn
readfile fn
new stuff for the file
Use an editor to change and resave the test.txt file and read it again to see that you get the new data. Again, you could do this by opening the file as a script file in J, editing it, and closing it and saving the changes.
Let's assume you had a numeric table that you wanted to write out as text file.
numtab =. i. 4 5
numtab writefile fn
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| numtab writefile fn
If you try to write numtab out you get a domain error because writefile requires a string as its left argument. So, you need to convert the numeric table to a string. The first step is to convert the numeric data to character data. The primitive ": (format) does this.
cdata =. ": numtab
cdata
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5 6 7 8 9
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$cdata
4 14
The display of cdata looks like the numeric data, but its shape of 4 14 makes it clear that it is a character table. However, you still can't write this out to file because a file must be a list, not a table.
The monad , (ravel) puts all the atoms of an array into a list.
crdata =. , cdata
$ crdata
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crdata writefile fn
readfile fn
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The data has been written to the file. However, reading the data from the file shows there are still some problems. The fact that there were four rows of numbers has been lost and some of the numbers from the end of a row (such as 9) run right into the first number of the next row. Important information has been lost. The character list should indicate that it has four lines of data.
Different platforms use different characters to mark the break between lines. Unix systems use the new line character (often called line feed). Macintosh systems use the carriage return character. And Windows systems use the two character sequence of carriage return and line feed. The standard profile gives names to these as LF, CR, and CRLF.
J systems can work with any of the line break conventions but often use LF internally and convert between that and the host preference only as data is moved in and out of the J application.
'abc' , LF , 'defghi'
abc
defghi
To each item (list) in cdata you want to append LF. You need do this with a rank 1 version of append.
ddata =. cdata ,"1 LF
ddata
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The blank lines in the display occur because the LF character causes a new line, but the end of the row of a table also causes a new line. However, when you ravel this to create a list, the system won't have any rows to worry about and the display will again look OK.
ldata =. , ddata
ldata
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Now you have a string with complete information about the original data. Standard profile verb toHOST converts a string with LF line breaks to the host preferred line break.
(toHOST ldata) writefile fn
Open the file in an editor, or as a script file, to see that the data is there.
What if you had this file and wanted to get the numbers in it into J for processing? You need to reverse the previous process.
rdata =. readfile fn
rdata
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5 6 7 8 9
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Getting the raw character data in is easy. But notice from the shape that it is a list of character data and remember that it may have LF, CR, or CRLF as its line breaks. Standard profile verb toJ converts the various line breaks to LF.
dlf =. toJ rdata
dlf
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You can use the cutopen verb to partition the data.
bdata =. cutopen dlf
bdata
+---------+---------+--------------+--------------+
|0 1 2 3 4|5 6 7 8 9|10 11 12 13 14|15 16 17 18 19|
+---------+---------+--------------+--------------+
Each box contains the character data for the corresponding line. You need a primitive that converts strings to numbers. The dyad ". can be used to convert characters to numbers.
0 ". '5 2 7'
5 2 7
a =. 0 ". '5 2 7'
3 + a
8 5 10
The left argument of ". is the value used if a conversion of a number fails.
0 ". '5 7.5 23.b 8'
5 7.5 0 8
Use the each adverb to convert each of the boxes to numbers.
ndata =. 0 ". each bdata
ndata
+---------+---------+--------------+--------------+
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+---------+---------+--------------+--------------+
The display of bdata and ndata look the same, but the bdata boxes contain characters and the ndata boxes contain numbers. Open the ndata boxes to get the numeric table result.
d =. > ndata
d
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5 6 7 8 9
10 11 12 13 14
15 16 17 18 19
You can wrap this all together by creating a new script file, entering the following definitions, and saving it with a permanent name.
writetable =: dyad : 0
d =. ": x
d =. d ,"1 LF
d =. toHOST , d
d 1!:2 y
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readtable =: 3 : 0
d =. 1!:1 y
d =. toJ d
d =. cutopen d
d =. 0 ". each d
d =. > d
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Run the script file and test your definitions.
(i. 3 7) writetable fn
1 + readtable fn
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As you gain more experience with J you will start combining sentences together. A more experienced J programmer would probably write the above definitions as follows:
writetable =: 4 : '(toHOST,(": x),"1 LF) 1!:2 y'
readtable =: 3 : '>0 ". each cutopen toJ 1!:1 y'
The script files.ijs provide many useful utilities for working with files. Look them up in the J Online Documentation.
load 'files'
(": i. 3 9) fwrites 'newtest.txt'
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Setting up VVV for WordPress Development
This walkthrough video shows how to setup Varying Vagrant Vagrants for WordPress development on a Mac. Also covered is installation of Varying VVV site creation wizard & VVV Provision flipper, both by Brad Parbs, and how to install topdown VVV Dashboard by Jeff Behnke.
It’s all pretty straight forward and, in my experience, working with Vagrant boxes is preferable over working with MAMP, or Desktop Server. Both of those are great products, for sure, but it’s nice to run the development server on the same stack as the production server - which in most cases is going to be a LAMP stack, as opposed to a MAMP or WAMP stack.
Also, once you’re comfortable with Vagrant it’s possible to start exploring some of the other boxes out there, such as Trellis or Scotch, for example, and it becomes possible to setup the development stack to match the production stack exactly, for perfect parity between development and production environments.
Short of it is, it’s pretty straight forward to set up and, in my case, taking the time to learn this has helped me to up my skill set.
Links -
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Virtual Box https://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Downloads
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Vagrant https://www.vagrantup.com/
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Homebrew (optional) http://brew.sh/
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Variable VVV https://github.com/bradp/vv
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VVV Provision Flipper https://github.com/bradp/vvv-provision-flipper
If you prefer reading over watching, Brad Parbs wrote an excellent walk-through on the WebDevStudios blog.
Note - around the 14 minute mark I ran into an issue with Varying VVV not remembering the path to my VVV installation folder. The fix was pretty easy.
In my case, VVV is in a folder called vvv, so just open the .vvv-config file in vim, or nano, or whatever.
vim ~/.vvv-config
Then update the path and save the file. In my case my install is located in my home-directory/sites/vvv
{
"path": "/Users/jimmysmutek/sites/vagrant-local"
}
changes to -
{
"path": "/Users/jimmysmutek/sites/vvv"
}
The next vv-create
ran without issue.
Hope this post is helpful to someone!


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pitch# - angle in degrees that entity will be pitched yaw# - angle in degrees that entity will be yawed roll# - angle in degrees that entity will be rolled global (optional) - |
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Turns an entity relative to its current orientation.
Pitch is the same as the x angle of an entity, and is equivalent to tilting forward/backwards. Yaw is the same as the y angle of an entity, and is equivalent to turning left/right. Roll is the same as the z angle of an entity, and is equivalent to tilting left/right. See also: RotateEntity, RotateMesh. |
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; ------------------ Graphics3D 640,480 SetBuffer BackBuffer() camera=CreateCamera() light=CreateLight() cone=CreateCone( 32 ) PositionEntity cone,0,0,5 While Not KeyDown( 1 ) ; Reset turn values - otherwise, the cone will not stop turning! pitch#=0 yaw#=0 roll#=0 ; Change movement values depending on the key pressed If KeyDown( 208 )=True Then pitch#=-1 If KeyDown( 200 )=True Then pitch#=1 If KeyDown( 203 )=True Then yaw#=-1 If KeyDown( 205 )=True Then yaw#=1 If KeyDown( 45 )=True Then roll#=-1 If KeyDown( 44 )=True Then roll#=1 ; Move sphere using movement values TurnEntity cone,pitch#,yaw#,roll# RenderWorld Text 0,0,"Use cursor/Z/X keys to turn cone" Text 0,20,"Pitch: "+pitch# Text 0,40,"Yaw: "+yaw# Text 0,60,"Roll: "+roll# Flip Wend End |


WITNESS LIST Health & Human Services Committee May 13, 2003 - 9:00A HB 21 FOR: Lovelace, Joe Family Member (National Alliance for the Mentally Ill), Dripping Springs, TX Seay, Kathi Policy Advisor (Self), Georgetown, TX Sewell, Barbara Family Member (National Alliance for the Mentally Ill), Nassau Bay, TX AGAINST: Breeding, PhD, John Psychologist (Self), Spicewood, TX Mitchell, Beth Disability Organization (Advocacy, Inc.), Austin, TX Prough, Andrew Director (Citizens Commission on Human Rights), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: On: Hale, Karen Commissioner (Texas Deptartment on Mental Health and Mental Retardation), AUstin, TX Logan, Linda Dir. of Policy Development (Texas Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation), Austin, TX Perry, Peggy Asst. Dir. State MH Facilities (Texas Department on Mental Health and Mental Retardation), Austin, TX HB 111 FOR: Harracksingh, Rachel Vice President Life Ambulance (Texas Ambulance Association & Life Ambulance), El Paso, TX Sprinkle, G.K. Public Policy Consultant (Texas Ambulance Association), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: Against: Loomis, David Physician Practice Management Company (Texas Medical Association), Dallas, TX Prentice, Linda Physician (Texas Medical Association), North Richland Hills, TX HB 311 ON: Willmann, James General Counsel (Texas Nurses Association), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Maebius, Nancy Nurse Educator (Texas Association of Vocational Nurses), San Antonio, TX On: Hairston, Terrie Executive Director (Texas Board of Vocational Nurse Examiners), Austin, TX HB 653 FOR: Fairman, Carl Salon Manager (Visible Changes), Austin, TX Ortiz, Sharon Hair Sylist (Visible Changes), Austin, TX Tsai, Phillip Hairstylist (Visible Changes), Austin, TX HB 728 Registering, but not testifying: For: Kolodzey, Patricia Director - Insurance/Managed Care (Texas Hospital Association), Austin, TX Woolbert, Lynda Pediatric Nurse Practitioner (Coalition for Nurses in Advanced Practice), Austin, TX On: Gibson, Linda Analyst (Texas Comptroller's Office), Austin, TX HB 1077 Registering, but not testifying: For: Carter, Janis Governmental Affairs (Texas Funeral Directors Association), Austin, TX Garrison, Jim Executive Director (Texas Funeral Directors Association), Austin, TX On: Owens, Debra Chief & State Registrar (Texas Department of Health), Austin, TX HB 1119 FOR: Burney, Pam Environmental Services Director (City of North Richland Hills), Hurst, TX Lenz, Carole Community Aide (Harris County Pct. 3/Commissioner Radack), Houston, TX Nordyke, Patricia Executive Director (Texas Federation of Humane Societies), Austin, TX Stepp, Patti Filed Service Supervisor/ Animal Control (Texas Animal Control Association), Bryan, TX Trimble, Robert "Skip" Real Estate Investor (Texas Humane Legislation Network), Dallas, TX Wasserman, Julie Teacher (Companion Animals), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: van Bavel, Angelique Journalist (Austin Animal Aware), Austin, TX Gargis, Thomas (Humane Society of North Texas), Fort Worth, TX Hawley, Samantha (Humane Society of North Texas), Fort Worth, TX Hendrix, Susan Media Consultant (Self), Austin, TX Holloway, Cile Housewife (Self), Frisco, TX McBeth, Chris Medical Assistant (Self), Austin, TX Verret, Timothy Medical Transcriptionist (Self), Austin, TX Wilson, Dennis Sheriff Limestone County (Sheriff's Association of Texas), Groesbeck, TX HB 1723 Registering, but not testifying: For: Mintz, David Director of Governmental Affairs (Texas Apartment Association), Austin, TX On: Kotrla, Claren Manager (Texas Department of Health), Austin, TX HB 1886 Registering, but not testifying: On: Zukowski, Jim Director Professional Licensing Division (Texas Department of Health), Austin, TX HB 1971 Registering, but not testifying: On: Stephenson, Scott Director Medicaid Fraud Control Unit (Office of the Attorney General), Austin, TX HB 2058 Registering, but not testifying: On: Benham, Rose Director (Child Protective Services), Austin, TX HB 2131 Registering, but not testifying: For: Banda, Jennifer Director, Government Affairs (Texas Hospital Association), Austin, TX On: Willmann, James Attorney (Texas Nurses Association), Austin, TX HB 2185 Registering, but not testifying: On: Owens, Debra Chief & State Registrar (Texas Department of Health/Bureau of Vital Statistics), Austin, TX HB 2350 FOR: Hoffman, Courtney Public Affairs (Camping Association for Mutual Progress), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: On: Kotrla, Claren Manager (Texas Department of Health), Austin, TX HB 2886 Registering, but not testifying: For: Lemon, W. Clyde Assistant Director (Charles Bacarisse, Harris County District Clerk), Houston, TX On: Owens, Debra Chief & State Registrar (Texas Department of Health/Bureau of Vital Statistics), Austin, TX SB 1219 Registering, but not testifying: For: Kolodzey, Patricia Director - Insurance/Managed Care (Texas Hospital Association), Austin, TX On: Eckstein, Kathy Federal Funds Team Manager (Legislative Budget Board), Austin, TX Elder, Mary Executive Director (Interagency Council on Early Childhood Intervention), Austin, TX Hernandez, Maria Budget Analyst (Legislative Budget Board), Austin, TX


It is possible to detect whether a chart has been zoomed in either axis by the use of the isZoomed
function.
If called with no argument, it will report whether either axis has been zoomed.
Alternatively it can be called with an argument of either 'x'
or 'y'
and it will report the status of just that axis.
Here's a simple example using drawCallback
to display the various zoom states whenever the chart is zoomed:
Zoomed: False
Zoomed X: False
Zoomed Y: False
new Dygraph( // containing div document.getElementById("zoomdiv"), // CSV or path to a CSV file. "Date,Temperature\n" + "2011-01-07,75\n" + "2011-01-08,70\n" + "2011-01-09,90\n" + "2011-01-10,30\n" + "2011-01-11,40\n" + "2011-01-12,60\n" + "2011-01-13,70\n" + "2011-01-14,40\n", { drawCallback: function(me, initial) { document.getElementById("zoomed").innerHTML = "" + me.isZoomed(); document.getElementById("zoomedX").innerHTML = "" + me.isZoomed("x"); document.getElementById("zoomedY").innerHTML = "" + me.isZoomed("y"); } } );
The Tests for zoom operations show a full example of this in action.
When a chart is programmatically zoomed by updating either the dateWindow
or valueRange
option, by default the zoomed flags are also updated correspondingly.
It is possible to prevent this by specifying the isZoomedIgnoreProgrammaticZoom
in the same
call to the updateOptions
method.
The is-zoomed-ignore-programmatic-zoom test shows this in operation.


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So… what makes a good question? In order to ask a good question, you first must know what you are trying to ask. If you are unable to make sense of the question, then chances are the person answering the question won't either. I think the first thing you need to do in order to ask a good question is to research on your own on the web and keep track of the answer you find. Next, plan your questions by outlining your information goals and a sequence of related questions to help you follow the conversation. Now, when asking a good question, it is important to be concise and specific. Include exactly what is causing the problem, all relevant source code, and how you encountered it.You should avoid asking "yes" or "no" questions and instead, ask open-ended question. By using an open-ended you can get insights and additional information you might not have known existed. Some words to avoid in a question are "would," "should," "is," "are," because they lead to yes or no. Questions with the words "who," "what," "where," "when," "how," or "why" lead to people giving some though to their answers. |


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