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N.J. childcare centers would lose $30M in funding under Christie's ...
Jun 23, 2011 . It's morning rush hour at the Greater New Brunswick Day Care . of government- subsidized day care centers and preschools would find it .
http://www.njpp.org/articles/n-j-childcare-centers-would-lose-30m-in-funding-under-christies-proposed-budget
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| computer time monitor for kids | white bloodcell count auto 3.3: 29 (mazda car dealer in lynchburg virginia) & no bond no braids hair weave-DT 45.3 (UHF) |
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| Owner | New Age Media, LLC RutgersNew Brunswick - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| First air date | December 30, 1988 |
| urban school financial problems | MYNetworkTV |
| martial arts flowery branch ga | WOLF-TV, knights of the rising sun jefferson |
| king david fayetteville ny | WILF (1988-2006) |
| Former channel number(s) | Rutgers Focus - David Harris: preschool educator |
| married and looking in pittsburgh | body shop palmyra ny (1988-1998) women's ncaa basketball standings / what wrong me tired irritable (1998-2006) |
| frey brothers barn vertical grills stalls | 50 multi level mlm home business 420 kW (WOLF-DT3) |
| wholesale rc gas cars | 243 m 488 m (WOLF-DT3) |
| driveclone pro 7 serial | 52075 73375 (WOLF-DT3) |
| Transmitter coordinates | peripole angel soprano recorder model pb6000 gourmet dutch oven recipes (WOLF-DT3) |
The Greater New Brunswick Day Care Council | NJ.com
Jun 21, 2011 . Mae Strong, head teacher, Mae J. Strong Child Development Center Greater New Brunswick Day Care Council, Inc. plays with 15 month old .
http://photos.nj.com/star-ledger/2011/06/the_greater_new_brunswick_day_3.html
Greater New Brunswick Day Care Council - New Brunswick, NJ Patch
Located within the confines of the Livingston United Church of Christ you'll find the Greater New Brunswick Day Care Council. It offers programs for infants, .
http://newbrunswick.patch.com/listings/greater-new-brunswick-day-care-council
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Report: NJ subsidized child care program hobbled by poor ... - NJ.com
Jan 25, 2012 . The day care center serves mostly low-income families. (Patti Sapone/The Star- Ledger) The Greater New Brunswick Day Care Council gallery .
http://www.nj.com/news/index.ssf/2012/01/audit_finds_ineligible_childre.html
new brunswick tomorrow - Bloustein School of Planning and Public ...
New Brunswick Tomorrow was founded in 1975 with a mission to save the city; . and sometimes work very closely as when the Heldrich center agreed to hire 30 . providing services to young parents at the Greater New Brunswick Day Care .
http://policy.rutgers.edu/rwv/capacity/NewBrunswickTomorrow.pdf
Gary Panetta, MSW | LinkedIn
Academic Advisor at Rutgers University Athletics; Grant Writing Consultant at Greater New Brunswick Day Care Council, Inc. Past. Transfer Center Program .
http://www.linkedin.com/pub/gary-panetta-msw/29/a24/528
N.J. childcare centers would lose $30M in funding under ... - NJ.com
Jun 22, 2011 . The day care center serves mostly low-income families. (Patti Sapone/The Star- Ledger) The Greater New Brunswick Day Care Council gallery .
http://www.nj.com/news/index.ssf/2011/06/subsidized_childcare_centers_t.html
New Brunswick Private Schools - New-Jersey, NJ
You can find Private Schools in New Brunswick (NJ), free, from our online national . Livingston Ave Child Dev Center . Greater New Brunswick Day Care .
http://www.locateaprivateschool.com/private-schools/nj-new-jersey/new-brunswick-locate-private-schools.aspx
New Brunswick, New Jersey - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
New Brunswick is a city in Middlesex County, New Jersey, United States. . Due to the concentration of medical facilities in the area, including Robert Wood . Club, Aprokfalva Montessori Preschool (Aprokfalva Mindennapos Magyar Óvoda ) . The community is also served by the Greater Brunswick Charter School, a K- 8 .
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Brunswick,_New_Jersey
Svetlana Steinberg DMD in New Brunswick, NJ -<PHONE_NUMBER>
Find Svetlana Steinberg DMD at 127 Livingston Ave Ste 2, New Brunswick, NJ. Call them at<PHONE_NUMBER>.
http://www.switchboard.com/business/steinberg-svetlana-dds-brunswick-dental-studio-new-brunswick-nj
Child Care and Development Centers | Rutgers University Human ...
New Brunswick, NJ 08903. Phone:<PHONE_NUMBER> or 9839. Visit the website. Has flexible day care for children ages 2 6; study of children is done. The center .
http://uhr.rutgers.edu/worklife-balance/family-programs/child-care-and-development-centers
Greater New Brunswick Day Care Council Helps Raise Children for ...
Apr 4, 2012 . Harris is the executive director of the Greater New Brunswick Day Care Council, a day care center that has operated in the church since 1970.
http://newbrunswick.patch.com/articles/greater-new-brunswick-day-care-council-helps-raise-children-for-more-than-40-years
On The Defensive, Mayor Cahill Blames Activist for Crime Wave ...
Feb 3, 2012 . David Harris, who has operated the Greater New Brunswick Daycare Center for 41 years was interviewed by Patch.com's Joe Malinconico in .
http://newbrunswicktoday.com/article/defensive-mayor-cahill-blames-activist-crime-wave
Edgar Child Care Center Inc, Reformed Church Of Metuchen in ...
Edgar Child Care Center Inc, Reformed Church Of Metuchen in .
http://www.faqs.org/tax-exempt/NJ/Edgar-Child-Care-Center-Inc-Reformed-Church-Of-Metuchen.html
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Our People | New Brunswick Tomorrow
Mr. Jeffrey Vega currently serves as the President of New Brunswick . at the Greater New Brunswick Charter School and on the Health Center Advisory . She has been the Chair of the New Brunswick Child Care Consortium, past Chair of the .
http://nbtomorrow.org/who-we-are/our-people
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Empowering seniors to live in their own homes
Seniors want to live in their own home. It's where they feel comfortable. Their family and friends also want to help them live at home as long as possible while knowing that they are safe and providing the support they need.
bThere is bringing technology and services to help people age in place.
The bThere GrandmaGuard lets you know that your older loved ones are staying active and maintaining their habits. The bThere GrandmaGuard is a small, innovative device that sits under the senior's TV or in a similar central location.  It sends this information to cloud services for smart analytics.
The bThere service sends notifications if it detects unusual and worrisome patterns, like Mom being two hours overdue in the morning. You can also check in and see that all is well.
The senior doesn't have to do or learn anything. It's all automatic. Setting it up is easy: plug in the device and put it on the wifi. Tech savvy seniors can install the app too, see their own activity, and let their care network know they're fine.
Your senior's data is kept secure and private. You can purchase the device alone and get activity notifications for free. Or you can sign up for a photo subscription to see photos from your loved one's living room.
When you need to hire somebody to help out, we can help with that too.
Drop us a line if you'd like to be part of the beta test or to sign up to purchase a bThere GrandmaGuard.
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Permafrost carbon feedback (PCF) modeling has focused on gradual thaw of near-surface
permafrost leading to enhanced carbon dioxide and methane emissions that accelerate
global climate warming. These state-of-the-art land models have yet to incorporate
deeper, abrupt thaw in the PCF. Here we use model data, supported by field observations,
radiocarbon dating, and remote sensing, to show that methane and carbon dioxide emissions
from abrupt thaw beneath thermokarst lakes will more than double radiative forcing
from circumpolar permafrost-soil carbon fluxes this century. Abrupt thaw lake emissions
are similar under moderate and high representative concentration pathways (RCP4.5
and RCP8.5), but their relative contribution to the PCF is much larger under the moderate
warming scenario. Abrupt thaw accelerates mobilization of deeply frozen, ancient carbon,
increasing
14C-depleted permafrost soil carbon emissions by ~125–190% compared to gradual thaw
alone. These findings demonstrate the need to incorporate abrupt thaw processes in
earth system models for more comprehensive projection of the PCF this century.
Permafrost carbon feedback modeling has focused on gradual thaw of near-surface permafrost
leading to greenhouse gas emissions that accelerate climate change. Here the authors
show that deeper, abrupt thaw beneath lakes will more than double radiative forcing
from permafrost-soil carbon fluxes this century.


Landscape Design at it's Finest
A good landscape isn't just a pretty back yard, what consitutes a well designed landscape is typically the functionality of it, as well as the aesthetics of course.
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A landscape needs to be functional
2
It has to be an extension of the interior spaces
3
It has to enhance the property
4
A good landscape will provide opportunities for relaxation and entertaining


§431:10D-311 Crediting of dividends. An insurer shall credit annually beginning not later than the fifth policy year, any dividend arising under a participating industrial life insurance contract. [L 1987, c 347, pt of §2]


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A few months ago we published a blog post that talked about our servers doing 1 million tcp connections on a single box: http://blog.whatsapp.com/?p=170
Today we have an update for those keeping score at home: we are now able to easily push our systems to over 2 million tcp connections!
jkb@c123$ sysctl kern.ipc.numopensockets
kern.ipc.numopensockets: 2277845
Very impressive numbers, if only in exploiting the awesome hardware they have available. I wish I could run on dual hex-cores with 96GB RAM ;-) I wonder if they even need two boxes with a setup like this for connection concentration.


This Hystrix Dashboard displays the real time metrics of all sessions' circuits.
Since all of the metrics are piped into the dashboard, the two ciruits that you care about are the ones prefixed with your session id.
The msgFactory circuit is the Hystrix Command that wraps around the call to the Message Factory.
Calls to the message factory can be increased or decreased in the control panel.
The sendMsg circuit is the Hystrix Command that wraps the call that sends the message to the dashboard
Provided that the circuit breaker pattern works, the flow of requests to send a message should remain constant.
Therefore promoting a constant laminar flow of our message stream.
For even more information you can visit the Hystrix Wiki


Natural ability
Butterfly wings are covered with a special poisonous pollen, it is able to repel water, so that the wings of a Pokemon do not get wet even in heavy rain. The same pollen is used by the Pokémon in battle: the butterfly swings its wings quickly, the pollen enters the air and poisons the enemy. Every day, you can see a butterfly flying from one flower to another in search of nectar. Pokemon is capable of smelling at a great distance (up to 6 miles) to feel where the blooming flower is, even if there is a little nectar there. Having found a flower, butterfly pollen polishes its legs, covered with special hairs. Pollen clings well to the hairs, and in this form, the Pokemon returns without problems to the nest with prey.


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Man Threatened To Set Fire To A Nightclub Because They Didn’t Sell Red Bull
by Charlie CocksedgeA man in Oxfordshire has been jailed after threatening to burn down a nightclub full of people, all because they didn’t sell the drink he wanted.
Michael Day, from Wantage, was apparently so angered by the nightclub not having Red Bull he wanted he threatened to burn the place down.

The incident happened at the Shush nightclub in Wantage, when the 38-year-old apparently asked staff for a Red Bull, but was served an alternative drink instead. Staff then explained the club didn’t sell that particular brand of energy drink, which is when Day became aggressive, before being thrown out of the club.
At Day’s sentencing this week, the court heard how the 38-year-old turned up at the nightclub on April 28, despite being banned. After being thrown out, CCTV footage shows Day later returning to the venue carrying a 20-litre plastic container, partly filled with petrol.
As he got near to the club entrance he was seen throwing it towards the door. Day then launched himself towards the entrance of the club and in the path of door staff.
Petrol was spilt on to the ground and also over the clothing of some of the staff. The court heard it was at this point Day was seen to flick a lighter and heard to scream death threats.
Day, who also had a cigarette in his mouth, shouted, ‘I am going to burn every last one of you’ and he said he would “burn them all”.
There were 177 revellers inside the club that night, and as the smell of fumes wafted inside they had to be evacuated.
Day was arrested and he told officers he had drank up to seven Corona bottles and had never intended to start a fire but wanted to “scare people”.
In mitigation, his defence barrister said Day couldn’t remember the incident.
Day was set to stand trial for the incident at the nightclub, but later admitted to attempted arson and two counts of making threats to kill.
Judge Maria Lamb called the episode ‘terrifying’ and jailed him for five years and two months.
Charlie Cocksedge is a journalist at UNILAD. He graduated from the University of Manchester with an MA in Creative Writing, where he learnt how to write in the third person, before getting his NCTJ. His work has also appeared in such places as The Guardian, PN Review and the bin.


You can navigate through the 5 ArtovaModel factors through the visualisation on the left. Each factor is divided in its sub factors to further explain what it consists of.
These factors have sprung-up from 6 example projects that have been documented for over a year. Through the subfactors you can discover the events in these example projects as well as reflect on your own project through the “Self-reflection Questions” section.
Explore the visualisation to your needs!
This is a tool for self-reflection. If your projects needs more joy and less stress, you are not sure what is going on or you are otherwise in a dark place with your project, you can ask yourself some questions that might help you structure your thoughts and move on.
Naturally, these recommendations are based on the experiences here in Artova and are not exclusive solutions. They are just things you can keep in mind to help you map out your plan!
At any point, you can refer to the actual ArtovaModel to read more and learn how these questions were formed (the answers you’ve given this far will be saved)! The questions are categorized according to the 5 factors of ArtovaModel, and you can choose the ones that are the most relevant to your situation.
Finally, you will see your answers visualized so you can immediately recognize the factors which you might have been neglecting in your projects and see your overall progress in comparison to ArtovaModel.
Each project has also been represented by the ArtovaModel, by measuring the frequency of some type of events
over others and representing it by distance.
For example "My House Arabia" has been dealing with "Personal Resources" issues more than
the "Arabia Street Festival"


[SCB-14] Create .bat files for the example | |
| Status: | Closed |
| Project: | Scraping |
| Component/s: | scraping-engine |
| Affects Version/s: | |
| Fix Version/s: | scraping-engine-0.3 |
| Type: | Task | Priority: | Major |
| Reporter: | Henri Yandell | Assignee: | Henri Yandell |
| Resolution: | Fixed | ||
| Environment: | Windows |
| Description |


Scrapper
Home
(current)
Features
Pricing
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Product Reviews Scrapper
Pass the URL and have the entire Insights of Product based on user Inputs
Scrape
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Imagine a floor made of parallel floorboards all of width L. If we drop a needle of length l at some random position on the floor, what is the likelyhood that it will land the division between two boards? This question was first posed by Georges-Louis Leclerc, Comte de Buffon. Buffon was interested in this as a problem in geometric probability, but it can also be used to estimate π.
The needles are dropped in batches
of n_trial, and the estimate
of π and its associated
statistical error (given as the 95% confidence inteval) is
given in the plot on the left. Try varying the ratio of
the needle length to the board separation, and see how the
error and success rate vary after a certain number of
steps for different ratios.
π against number of MC iterations
Zoom: click and drag, Restore: double click


module element
~/assets/modules
, and module Navigation is assigned category documentation
, then the full path to that module will be ~/assets/modules/documentation/Navigation
. This value can contains slashes, making it possible to nest directories as desired.
script
, style
, document
and icon
.
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| script |
Specifies a client-side JavaScript resource. For script resources location may be either head or body .
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| style |
Specifies a client-side CSS resource. For style resources location may be either head or body .
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| document |
Specifies a server-side XML resource. For document resources location may only be data .
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| icon |
Specifies the website favorites icon. For icon resources location may only be head .
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document
type resources. A documents resource is inserted as a child element into the input document, and is assigned this value as its name
attribute.
head
, body
and data
.
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|---|---|
| head | Indicates that the resource should be included within the head of the document. |
| body |
Indicates that the resource should be included within the body of the document. The
resource (a <script/> or a <style/> tag) will
be included just before the closing </body> tag.
|
| data |
Indicates the the resource should be included as a child element of the request's input XML document. Applicable to document type resources.
|
Comma-separated list of user agent id's to which the resource library applies. For instance, ie6,ie7,chrome5,firefox7,opera10,safari4
.


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Problem 2: Don't Forget to Cache!
On the most recent CCC, Alex forgot to cache his results for S4, thus losing him a whole two points. He found a different problem that needs caching and he wants to try to solve this one to redeem himself.
Input Specifications
The first line will contain a single integer N.
Output Specifications
The output will consist of a single integer, the Nth fibonacci number modulo 10 ** 9 + 7
. f(1) = 1
and f(2) = 1
and f(3) = 2
.
The definition of the Fibonacci sequence is by the function f
where f(n) = f(n - 1) + f(n - 2)
and f(1) = f(2) = 1
.
Subtasks
For 20% of the points, N ≤ 100
For another 20% of the points, N ≤ 1000
For the remaining 60% of the points, N ≤ 100 000
Sample Input
Sample Output
Sample Input
Sample Output


| Always Inject |
jQuery Injector allows you to inject jQuery into every frame on a page so that you can use jQuery in the dev console.
jQuery URL
A non-protocol encoded URL to the version of jQuery you want to use. A list can be found here.
Always Inject
Can either be a full URL (e.g., https://www.google.com) or part of a URL (e.g., "test" would match https://www.google.com/test, http://www.test.com, etc.). jQuery will be automatically injected after the DOM completes.
Notes
Firewalls (like uMatrix) will block jQuery from loading until you allow code.jquery.com to load scripts on that domain.
Background by Carlos Aguilar.


| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| BearishAbandonedBaby |
According to literature the bearish abandoned baby pattern is a three line pattern composed of a
long candle with white body followed by a doji candle with at least one shadow, followed by a long black candle, where the low of the doji candle is abovw the high of the
previous white candle and the following black candle's high is lower than the low of the doji candle.
|
| BearishSidebySideWhiteLines |
According to literature the bearish side by side white lines pattern is a three line pattern composed of a
long candle with black body followed by two white candles, where the high of the latter two white candles are below the low of the first long black candle
and opening and closing of the latter two candles are similar.The prior trend should be down trend.
|
| BullishAbandonedBaby |
According to literature the bullish abandoned baby pattern is a three line pattern composed of a
long candle with black body followed by a doji candle with at least one shadow, followed by a long white candle, where the high of the doji candle is below the low of the
previous black candle and the following white candle's low is greater than the high of the doji candle.
|
| BullishSidebySideWhiteLines |
According to literature the bullish side by side white lines pattern is a three line pattern composed of a
long candle with white body followed by two white candles, where the low of the latter two white candles are above the high of the first long white candle
and opening and closing of the latter two candles are similar.
|
| DownsideTasukiGap |
According to literature the downside tasuki gap pattern is a three line pattern composed of a
long candle with black body followed by a candle with black, followed by a white candle, where the high of the middle candle is below the low of the
previous long black candle and the latest white candle's opening is within the body of the middle candle.
|
| EveningDojiStar |
According to literature the evening doji star pattern is a three line pattern composed of a
long candle with white body followed by a doji candle with at least one shadow, followed by a long black candle, where the closing of the doji candle is above the closing of the
previous white candle and the following black candle's opening is lower than the closing of the doji candle.
|
| EveningStar |
According to literature the evening star pattern is a three line pattern composed of a
long candle with white body followed by a white or black short candle, followed by a long black candle, where the body of the middle candle is above the closing of the
previous white candle and the following black candle's opening is lower than the body of the middle candle.
|
| MorningDojiStar |
According to literature the morning doji star pattern is a three line pattern composed of a
long candle with black body followed by a doji candle with at least one shadow, followed by a long white candle, where the closing of the doji candle is below the closing of the
previous black candle and the following white candle's opening is greater than the closing of the doji candle.
|
| MorningStar |
According to literature the morning star pattern is a three line pattern composed of a
long candle with black body followed by a short candle with with either white or black body, followed by a long white candle, where the body of the middle short candle is below the closing of the
previous black candle and the following white candle's opening is above the body of the middle candle.
|
| RisingThreeMethod |
According to literature the rising three method pattern is a five line pattern composed of a
long candle with white body followed by three candles with black bodies, followed by a long white candle.
|
| ThreeBlackCrows |
According to literature the three black crows pattern is a three line pattern composed of three consecutive
long candle with black bodies, where the closing of each candle is lesser than the closing of previous candle and
opening of each candle is within the body of the prior candle.
|
| ThreeInsideDown |
According to literature the three inside down pattern is a three line pattern composed of a
bearish harami pattern followed by a black candle , where the closing of the latest black candle is below the closing of the
second candle(which is a black candle) of the previous bearish harami pattern.
|
| ThreeInsideUp |
According to literature the three inside up pattern is a three line pattern composed of a
bullish harami pattern followed by a white candle , where the closing of the white candle is above the closing of the
second candle(which is a white candle) of the previous bullish harami pattern.
|
| ThreeOutsideDown |
According to literature the three outside down pattern is a three line pattern composed of a
bearish engulfing pattern followed by a black candle , where the closing of the black candle is below the closing of the
second candle(which is a black candle) of the previous bearish engulfing pattern.
|
| ThreeOutsideUp |
According to literature the three outside up pattern is a three line pattern composed of a
bullish engulfing pattern followed by a white candle , where the closing of the white candle is above the closing of the
second candle(which is a white candle) of the previous bullish engulfing pattern.
|
| ThreeWhiteSoldiers |
According to literature the three white soldiers pattern is a three line pattern composed of three consecutive
long candle with white bodies, where the closing of each candle is greater than the closing of previous candle and
opening of each candle is within the body of the prior candle.
|
| UpsideTasukiGap |
According to literature the upside tasuki gap pattern is a three line pattern composed of a
long candle with white body followed by a candle with white, followed by a black candle, where the low of the middle candle is above the high of the
previous long white candle and the latest black candle's opening is within the body of the middle candle.
|
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CityZen: Crowdsourcing Platform for a More Sustainable & Livable City
CityZen is a web application platform that captures citizens suggestions and concerns about infrastructure around Pittsburgh. This could be related to public biking infrastructure, city parks, traffic infrastructure, or a local shopping mall area. This platform allows users to choose a location on an interactive map of their current location. The user can choose a category for their suggestion, a title, and provide a decsription for more detail. The goal is to not only use crowdsourcing to generate ideas, but also to narrow down the most popular or important ideas within a city for decision makers to focus on. This was a group project for my Software Engineering class during Summer 2020. I was the Scrum Master. It is a working progress and open sourced - please fork and make pull requests!
University Innovation Fellowship: Interdisciplinary Innovation & Entrepeneurship Certificate
Description here.
Mapping Bike Sharing Stations and Neighborhood Housing Conditions
Having a reliable mode of transportation is necessary for people to maintain jobs. Hence, sustainable and accessible mobility is imperative to the economic growth of a city. In many cities, bike sharing programs are becoming an increasingly sustainable and accessible option for commuters. Accessible transportation options are important to one's ability to gain a steady income. However, many bike sharing programs are not living up to their potential in ensuring that users from lower income neighborhoods can benefit as well. By collecting and analyzing data about these programs, we can learn about how to make them even more useful. All the code and the corresponding Jupyter Notebook can be found on my GitHub.
Team JamDraw ~ Sketch Your Mind @ Dare Mighty Things Hackathon 2019
We created an application that takes your stories (drawings) and generates a song based off the percentage of a dominant color in your drawing using K-Means Clustering. To create this, we started off with rapid prototyping harnessing the design thinking skills. This lead us to come up with such a unique idea: JamDraw. I continued this as a class project to connect it to a RaspberryPi and PiCamera.


See Can´t_initialise_pigpio_library
This message means the pigpio daemon is already running.
The default daemon is called pigpiod and may be removed as
follows.
ps aux | grep pigpiod
Kill the daemon with
sudo killall pigpiod
If your own program is acting as the daemon it may be removed as follows.
Find its process id (pid).
cat /var/run/pigpio.pid
Kill the program with
sudo kill -9 pid
sudo rm /var/run/pigpio.pid
To start the daemon do
sudo pigpiod
If you think you have damaged one or more GPIO you can carry out a diagnostic test.
The test is a command line script called gpiotest
For the duration of the test nothing must be connected to the GPIO (no LEDs, wires, ribbon cables etc.).The test checks that each GPIO may be read and written and that the internal resistor pull-ups and pull-downs are functional.
A video showing what happens to the GPIO during a test.
A test with all GPIO okay.
This program checks the Pi's (user) gpios. The program reads and writes all the gpios. Make sure NOTHING is connected to the gpios during this test. The program uses the pigpio daemon which must be running. To start the daemon use the command sudo pigpiod. Press the ENTER key to continue or ctrl-C to abort... Testing... Skipped non-user gpios: 0 1 28 29 30 31 Tested user gpios: 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 Failed user gpios: None
A test showing failed GPIO.
This program checks the Pi's (user) gpios. The program reads and writes all the gpios. Make sure NOTHING is connected to the gpios during this test. The program uses the pigpio daemon which must be running. To start the daemon use the command sudo pigpiod. Press the ENTER key to continue or ctrl-C to abort... Testing... Write 1 to gpio 17 failed. Pull up on gpio 17 failed. Write 1 to gpio 18 failed. Pull up on gpio 18 failed. Write 0 to gpio 23 failed. Pull down on gpio 23 failed. Write 0 to gpio 24 failed. Pull down on gpio 24 failed. Write 1 to gpio 27 failed. Pull up on gpio 27 failed. Skipped non-user gpios: 0 1 28 29 30 31 Tested user gpios: 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 Failed user gpios: 17 18 23 24 27
Some devices like mechanical switches can generate multiple
interrupts as they bounce between on and off. It is possible
to debounce the inputs in hardware by the correct use of resistors
and capacitors.
In software use the glitch filter which ignores all events
shorter than a set number of microseconds. C gpioGlitchFilter, Python set_glitch_filter.
Two of those factors are fixed, the variable is the driver used.
The pigpio driver is considerably faster than the Linux SPI
driver as is demonstrated by the following graphs.
Each graph shows the SPI bit rate in bits per second along the
horizontal axis. The samples per second achieved is shown on
the vertical axis. Each graph contains plots assuming 1 to 5
bytes per transfer.
The source code used for the tests is spi-driver-speed.c and spi-pigpio-speed.c
pigpio places files in the following locations
/usr/local/include (pigpio.h, pigpiod_if.h, pigpiod_if2.h)
/usr/local/lib (libpigpio.so, libpigpiod_if.so,
libpigpiod_if2.so)
/usr/local/bin (pig2vcd, pigpiod, pigs)
/usr/local/man (man pages)
/usr/include (pigpio.h, pigpiod_if.h, pigpiod_if2.h)
/usr/lib (libpigpio.so, libpigpiod_if.so, libpigpiod_if2.so)
/usr/bin (pig2vcd, pigpiod, pigs)
/usr/man (man pages)
Mostly this doesn't matter as the /usr/local directories will
generally be earlier in the search path. The pigpio built
includes, binaries, and manuals are normally found first.
However the wrong libraries may be linked during the compilation. If this is the case remove the /usr/lib entries for libpigpio.so , libpigpiod_if.so, and libpigpiod_if2.so
The following examples show how to use the various components of the pigpio library.
Each example shows how to read the level of a GPIO.
#include <stdio.h> #include <pigpio.h> int main(int argc, char *argv[]) { int GPIO=4; int level; if (gpioInitialise() < 0) return 1; level = gpioRead(GPIO); printf("GPIO %d is %d\n", GPIO, level); gpioTerminate(); }
Build
gcc -pthread -o read_cif read_cif.c -lpigpio
Run
sudo ./read_cif
#include <stdio.h> #include <pigpiod_if2.h> int main(int argc, char *argv[]) { int pi; int GPIO=4; int level; pi = pigpio_start(0, 0); /* Connect to local Pi. */ if (pi < 0) { printf("Can't connect to pigpio daemon\n"); return 1; } level = gpio_read(pi, GPIO); printf("GPIO %d is %d\n", GPIO, level); pigpio_stop(pi); /* Disconnect from local Pi. */ return 0; }
Build
gcc -pthread -o read_pdif read_pdif.c -lpigpiod_if2
Run
./read_pdif
#!/usr/bin/env python import pigpio GPIO=4 pi = pigpio.pi() if not pi.connected: exit() level = pi.read(GPIO) print("GPIO {} is {}".format(GPIO, level)) pi.stop()
Run
python read_gpio.py
pigs r 4
echo "r 4" >/dev/pigpio cat /dev/pigout
If make fails with one of the following messages it is probably
because the Pi's clock is wrong.
make: Warning: File 'xxx' has modification time x s in the
future
make: warning: Clock skew detected. Your build may be
incomplete.
make uses the current time to work out which files need to be
rebuilt (a file is rebuilt if it depends on other files which have
a later time-stamp).
The solution is to make sure the system clock is correct.
If the Pi is networked this will not normally be a problem.
To set the date and time use the date command as in the following example.
sudo date -d "2017-03-01 18:47:00"
The Pi contains two pieces of hardware, a PWM peripheral and a
PCM peripheral, to generate sound. The PWM peripheral is
normally used and generates medium quality audio out of the
headphone jack. The PCM peripheral may be used by add-ons
such as HATs and generates high quality audio.
pigpio uses at least one of these peripherals during normal
operation (for timing DMA transfers). pigpio will use both
peripherals if waves or the hardware PWM function is used.
By default pigpio uses the PCM peripheral leaving the PWM
peripheral free for medium quality audio.
You can change the default with a configuration option. For C use gpioCfgClock, for the pigpio daemon use the -t option.
I2C is a data link between the Pi (master) and one or more slaves.
Data may be sent and received but the Pi initiates all
transfers.
I2C is a medium speed link. On the Pi the default speed is
100 kbps, but 400 kbps also works.
I2C is implemented as a bus with two lines called
Serial is a data link between the Pi and one other
device.
Data may be sent and received. Either the Pi or the device
can initiate a transfer.
Serial is a low to medium speed link. On the Pi speeds of
50, 75, 110, 134, 150, 200, 300, 600, 1200, 1800, 2400, 4800, 9600,
19200, 38400, 57600, 115200, and 230400 bps may be used.
Serial is implemented with one line for transmit called TXD and
one line for receive called RXD.
If only receive or transmit are required the other line need not
be connected.
The Pi uses GPIO 14 (pin 8) for TXD and GPIO 15 (pin 10) for
RXD.
Data is normally transmitted in 8-bit bytes with a start bit,
eight data bits, no parity, and one stop bit. This is
represented as 8N1. The number of transmitted bits per second
(bps) is called the baud rate. The time for each bit,
1 / baud rate seconds, is
referred to as the bit period.
The lines are in the high state when no data is being
transmitted. The start of a byte is signalled by the line
going low for one bit period (the start bit). The data bits
are then sent least significant bit firsts (low if the bit is 0,
high if the bit is 1). The data bits are followed by the
optional parity bit. Finally the line is set high for at
least the number of stop bit periods. The line will stay high
if there are no more bytes to be transmitted.
SPI is a data link between the Pi (master) and one or more slaves.
Data may be sent and received but the Pi initiates all
transfers.
SPI is a medium to high speed link. On the Pi speeds of 32
kbps to 8 Mbps may be used.
SPI is implemented as a bus with three lines called
The Pi has two SPI buses


@Synchronized fun activate(): OSGiFrameworkWrap
Activate the installed bundles not active yet. Activate only the bundles previously installed by this. Synchronized.
OSGiFrameworkException
- If any bundle can't be activated.
IllegalStateException
- if any bundle was uninstalled by a concurrent process accessing the OSGi
framework when the bundle has to be activated by this method.
SecurityException
- If the caller does not have the appropriate
org.osgi.framework.AdminPermission.EXECUTE permission for the wrapped OSGi framework,
and the Java Runtime Environment supports permissions.
Return
This.
See Also


--- layout: post title: New Mephisto Release categories: - sightings author: rick published: true date: 2006-08-31 17:49:00.000000000 +01:00 ---
The latest version of Mephisto, the blog that powers Riding Rails, has been released. Justin Palmer has the nitty gritty details at the Mephisto Blog. Our focus for this release has been the simple Asset Manager, as shown in the screenshot. I feel it’s pretty solid for a blog, so future releases will focus on broadening the horizons with some more CMS capabilities.
Even if you’re not looking for a publishing tool now, there’s a wealth of good, unit tested code in the subversion repository.


An interceptor is a class with the @Interceptor()
decorator.
The interceptor should implement the NestInterceptor
interface.
Interceptors have a set of useful capabilities, which are inspired by the Aspect-Oriented Programming (AOP) technique. They make it possible to:
Each interceptor has the intercept()
method.
This function takes 3 arguments. First one is dataOrRequest
. This value depends on where you actually have used the interceptor.
When it's a HTTP request, this variable is a native expressjs request object, otherwise, it's the data passed to the micro service / or web socket.
The second argument is a context
, which is exactly the same as in Guards. This object fulfils the ExecutionContext
interface and contains 2 members - parent
and handler
.
The parent
holds the type of the Controller
class, which the handler
belongs to. The handler
is a reference to the route handler function.
The last one stream$
is an Observable
. If you'd not return this stream, the function won't be evaluated.
The first use case is using the interceptor to provide extra logic before or after the function execution. It's useful when we're gonna log interaction with the application, e.g. storing user calls, or calculating the timestamp.
Let's create a simple LoggingInterceptor
.
{{ loggingInterceptor }}
{{ loggingInterceptorJs }}
Notice Interceptors act the same as controllers, components, guards and middleware they can inject dependencies through the constructor.
Since stream$
is a RxJS Observable
, we have a lot of various operators which we can use to manipulate the stream. In the example above, I've used the do()
operator, which invokes the function upon graceful or exceptional termination of the observable sequence.
To set up the interceptor, we're using the @UseInterceptors()
decorator imported from the @nestjs/common
package.
Same as guards, interceptors can be controller-scoped, method-scoped and global-scoped.
{{ useLoggingInterceptor }}
Now every route handler within CatsController
is using LoggingInterceptor
.
When someone would call the GET /cats
endpoint, you'll see similar output in your console window:
{{ consoleOutput }}
To bind the global interceptor, we're using the useGlobalInterceptors()
method of the Nest application instance:
{{ globalInterceptors }}
The stream$
is an Observable
.
This object contains the returned value of the route handler, so we can easily mutate it using the map()
operator.
Notice The response mapping doesn't work with the express response strategy (using the @Res()
object directly is not possible).
Let's create the TransformInterceptor
which will pack the response and assign it to the data
property.
{{ transformInterceptor }}
{{ transformInterceptorJs }}
Hint Theintercept()
method can beasync
.
Now, the response of the GET /cats
request would look something like this:
{{ dataResponse }}
Since stream$
is an Observable
, we can use the catch()
operator to override the thrown exception with a new stream:
{{ exceptionMapping }}
{{ exceptionMappingJs }}
Sometimes we might want to completely prevent calling the handler and return a different value instead. An excellent example of this is a cache interceptor, which would store the cached responses with some time.
{{ 'cache.interceptor' | extension: cacheInterceptorT.isJsActive }}{{ cacheInterceptor }}
{{ cacheInterceptorJs }}
Here's a CacheInterceptor
with a hardcoded isCached
variable and the cached response []
.
Since we're returning a new stream created through the of
operator, the route handler won't be called.
To create a generic solution, you can use the Reflector
and create a custom decorator. It's well described in the guards article. That's everything.
Hint Exceptions thrown within interceptors can be caught by exception filters.
Global interceptors don't belong to any scope. They live outside modules, thus as a result - they can't inject dependencies.
We need to create an instance immediately. But quite often, global interceptors depend on other objects, for example, we'd
love to dispatch an asynchronous event on each request using
EventsService
, but this service is a part of the
EventsModule
. How do we solve this?
The solution is pretty easy. Each Nest application instance is in fact, a created Nest context. The Nest context is a wrapper around the Nest container, which holds all instantiated classes. We can grab any existing instance from within any imported module directly using the application object.
Let's assume that we have a
EventsInterceptor
registered in the
EventsModule
. This
EventsModule
is imported into the
root module. We can pick the
EventsInterceptor
instance using the following syntax:
{{ getEventsInterceptor }}
To grab EventsInterceptor
instance we have used 2 methods, well-described in the table below:
get()
|
Makes it possible to retrieve the instance of the component or controller available inside the processed module. |
select()
|
Allows you to navigate through the module tree, for example, to pull out a specific instance from the selected module. |
Hint The root module is selected by default. To select any other module, you need to go through the entire modules stack (step by step).


You can close current project ether by selecting Close command from File Menu or by pressing X singh on the project window or on Template Editor window. If you didn't save your last change to the project, than you'll get following dialog to inform you:


reject
functionfunction reject(array, iteratorFunction) {
// your code here
}
Hint: You may use filter.
Fork this CodePen for some starter code.
Reject should work opposite to filter; if a function returns true
, the item should not be included in the new array, for example:
const numbers = [ 5, 10, 15, 17, 18, 20 ];
const lessThanEighteen = reject(numbers, number => number >= 18);
console.log(lessThanEighteen);
// returns [ 5, 10, 15, 17 ];
reject
functionpluck
functionfunction pluck(array, property) {
// your code here
}
Hint: Access a property on an object by using square bracket notation. For example:
const animal = { type: 'Dinosaur', status: 'Extinct' };
animal['type']; // returns 'Dinosaur'
Pluck should accept an array and a string representing a property name and return an array containing that property from each object, for example:
const cats = [ { name: 'Colonel Meow' }, { name: 'Lil Bub' }, { name: 'Grumpy Cat' }];
pluck(cats, 'name');
// returns ['Colonel Meow', 'Lil Bub', 'Grumpy Cat'];
pluck
functionfindWhere
functionOften we need to find an object with a given property and value. Write a findWhere
function that accepts two parameters, the array and the criteria as an object, and returns the matching object. You may assume that the criteria is one key-value pair. Fork this CodePen for some starter code.
Hint: Use Object.keys(criteria)[0]
to figure out the name of the property on the object. For example, Object.keys({ type: 'marsupial' })
would return 'type'
. You could then check to see if a given element in the array had a property equal to the criteria's value with something like element[property] === criteria[property]
.
The following code ...
const animals = [
{ id: 0, name: 'iguana', type: 'reptile' },
{ id: 1, name: 'cardinal', type: 'bird' },
{ id: 2, name: 'platypus', type: 'marsupial' },
{ id: 3, name: 'frog', type: 'amphibian' }
];
findWhere(animals, { type: 'marsupial' });
would return one object ...
{ id: 2, name: 'platypus', type: 'marsupial' }
filterWhere
functionWrite a filterWhere
function that accepts two parameters, the array and the criteria as an object, and returns an array of matching objects. All of the criteria must match for an object to be included in the resulting array. Assume that multiple criteria can be included, for example:
filterWhere(animals, { name: 'kangaroo', type: 'marsupial' })
Fork this CodePen for some starter code.
Hint: Although you may need different array helpers for this challenge, we recommend warming up with the previous slide's findWhere
challenge first.
The following code ...
const animals = [
{ id: 0, name: 'iguana', type: 'reptile' },
{ id: 1, name: 'cardinal', type: 'bird' },
{ id: 2, name: 'platypus', type: 'marsupial' },
{ id: 3, name: 'kangaroo', type: 'marsupial' },
{ id: 4, name: 'frog', type: 'amphibian' }
];
filterWhere(animals, { type: 'marsupial' });
would return an array of ...
[
{ id: 2, name: 'platypus', type: 'marsupial' },
{ id: 3, name: 'kangaroo', type: 'marsupial' }
]
unique
functionfunction unique(array) {
// your code here
}
Hint: Use reduce and find.
Write a function that will remove duplicate values from an array. For example:
const arr = [ 5, 5, 10, 10, 15, 20, 20 ];
const uniqueArr = unique(arr);
console.log(uniqueArr);
// returns [ 5, 10, 15, 20 ];
unique
functionUsing ES5, we could establish default parameter values, but there were some flaws
View CodePen »
function makeRequest(url, timeout, callback) {
timeout = timeout || 2000; // what if timeout is 0?
callback = callback || function() {};
callback();
}
becomes
function makeRequest(url, timeout, callback) {
timeout = (typeof timeout !== 'undefined') ? timeout : 2000;
callback = (typeof callback !== 'undefined') ? callback || function() {};
callback();
}
function makeRequest(url, timeout = 2000, callback = () => {}) {
callback();
}
It's beautiful
Given the following function:
function makeRequest(url, timeout = 2000, callback = () => {}) {
callback();
}
Only url
is required. The following calls all work:
makeRequest('/api');
makeRequest('/api', 500);
makeRequest('/api', 0, requestData => updateDatabase(requestData));
makeRequest('/api', undefined, requestData => updateDatabase(requestData));
Since default values are only evaluated when used, use it to enforce that a certain parameter is provided:
function mandatory() {
throw new Error('You forgot a parameter!');
}
function doSomething(mustBeProvided = mandatory()) {
return mustBeProvided;
}
See the Pen Default parameters activity by Liz Shaw (@anythingcodes) on CodePen.
Placing ...
before a function parameter transforms that parameter and the rest (i.e. all following parameters) into an array
function giveItARest(param1, ...allTheRest) {
console.log(param1);
console.log(allTheRest);
}
giveItARest(1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6);
// 1
// [2, 3, 4, 5, 6]
Useful when you don't know how many arguments will be passed to a function
See the Pen Rest parameter activity by Liz Shaw (@anythingcodes) on CodePen.
Placing ...
before an array spreads the array into its individual elements
const numbers = [2, 3, 4];
const numbers = [2, 3, 4];
console.log([1, numbers]);
const numbers = [2, 3, 4];
console.log([1, numbers]); // nested array: [1, [2, 3, 4]]
const numbers = [2, 3, 4];
console.log([1, numbers]); // nested array: [1, [2, 3, 4]]
console.log([1, ...numbers]);
const numbers = [2, 3, 4];
console.log([1, numbers]); // nested array: [1, [2, 3, 4]]
console.log([1, ...numbers]); // normal array: [1, 2, 3, 4]
...
Rest parameters, primarily used in function parameters, to transform individual elements into an array
function sum(first, ...others) {
// others will be an array here
}
Spread operator used on an array to transform the array into individual elements
const arr1 = ['a', 'b', 'c'];
const arr2 = ['x', 'y', 'z'];
const combo = [...arr1, ...arr2];
console.log(combo); // ['a', 'b', 'c', 'x', 'y', 'z']
See the Pen Spread Operator Activity by Liz Shaw (@anythingcodes) on CodePen.
See the Pen Spread and Rest Activity by Liz Shaw (@anythingcodes) on CodePen.
When an object property name is the same as the local variable name, you can include the name without a colon and value
function saveData(url, data){
$.ajax({ method: 'POST', url: url, data: data });
}
becomes
function saveData(url, data){
$.ajax({ url, data, method: 'POST' });
}
Sometimes referred to as enhanced literal notation
Object methods no longer need : function
var dog = {
name: 'Boo',
bark: function() {
console.log('yip!');
}
};
dog.bark(); // yip!
becomes
const dog = {
name: 'Boo',
bark() {
console.log('yip!');
}
};
dog.bark(); // yip!
See the Pen Object Syntax by Liz Shaw (@anythingcodes) on CodePen.
View SolutionUnpack properties from objects into distinct variables
var person = {
name: 'Whitney',
age: 38
};
var name = person.name;
var age = person.age;
console.log(name, age);
// Whitney 38
becomes
const person = {
name: 'Whitney',
age: 38
};
const { name, age } = person;
console.log(name, age);
// Whitney 38
=
){ }
=
)Using Object Destructuring
See the Pen Object Destructuring Activity 1 by Liz Shaw (@anythingcodes) on CodePen.
View SolutionWhat if an object doesn't contain a key with that name?
Set a default value with equal signs (=
)
var person = {
name: 'Whitney'
};
var name = person.name;
var active = person.active; // undefined
console.log(name, active);
// Whitney undefined
becomes
const person = {
name: 'Whitney'
};
const { name, active = false } = person;
console.log(name, active);
// Whitney false
Destructuring is often used in function parameters
const user = {
username: 'TheGreatCatsby',
password: 'catlord',
email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>dateOfBirth: '04/26/1984',
city: 'Boston'
};
const user = {
username: 'TheGreatCatsby',
password: 'catlord',
email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>dateOfBirth: '04/26/1984',
city: 'Boston'
};
function register( { email, username, password, dateOfBirth, city }) {
// code to create a new user
}
const user = {
username: 'TheGreatCatsby',
password: 'catlord',
email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>dateOfBirth: '04/26/1984',
city: 'Boston'
};
function register( { email, username, password, dateOfBirth, city }) {
// code to create a new user
}
register(user); // will be destructured within register() parameters
Using Object Destructuring in Function Parameters
See the Pen Activity: Object Destructuring by Liz Shaw (@anythingcodes) on CodePen.
View SolutionWhat if you want to use a different name for your destructured variables?
const { name, age } = person;
const { name, age } = person;
const localName = name;
// localName is the variable name I want to use going forward
:
in the comma-separated list of keys:
can now be referenced as a local variable
const { name : localName, age } = person;
// now I can reference localName going forward!
Array destructuring operates on positions within an array rather than any named properties
var colors = ['red', 'green', 'blue'];
var first = colors[0];
var second = colors[1];
var third = colors[2];
console.log(first, second, third);
// red green blue
becomes
const colors = ['red', 'green', 'blue'];
const [ first, second, third ] = colors;
console.log(first, second, third);
// red green blue
=
)[]
=
)What if an array doesn't contain a value at that index?
Set a default value with an equal sign (=
)
var scores = [ 94, 89 ];
var first = scores[0];
var second = scores[1];
var third = scores[2] === undefined ? 0 : scores[2];
console.log(first, second, third); // 94 89 0
becomes
const scores = [ 94, 89 ];
const [ first, second, third = 0 ] = scores;
console.log(first, second, third); // 94 89 0
Often you need to swap the values of two variables (especially in sorting algorithms).
Using Array Destructuring
See the Pen Array Destructuring - Converting to Object - Activity by Liz Shaw (@anythingcodes) on CodePen.
detectCollision
functionSee the Pen Class 3 Challenge - detectCollision() by Liz Shaw (@anythingcodes) on CodePen.
detectCollision
works as intended, we can refactor it to improve its performance and readability. Reformat detectCollision
to use destructuring and an array helper.
Hint: We'll return a single matched object. Which array helper would be best in this case?
const node = {
location: {
start: {
line: 1,
column: 1
},
end: {
line: 1,
column: 4
}
},
range: [0, 3]
};
const {
location: { start },
range: [ index ]
} = node;
console.log(start.line);
console.log(start.column);
console.log(index);
What would the following output to the console and why?


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Brace expansion doesn't happen in [[ ]]
. Use a loop.
[[ "$file" = index.{htm,html,php} ]] && echo "This is the main file"
for main in index.{htm,html,php}
do
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Hello, and welcome to Wise Up To Waste an organisation that helps to spread awareness about excessive food waste produced within the United Kingdom.
Did you know that the average UK home throws away at least 6 meals a week? Here in the UK almost 15% of the food and drink we buy in our weekly shop goes in the bin when it could have been consumed! When we donate food to charity or on occasions like Harvest, we often overlook the fact that we waste so much food in our own homes but give battered old tins way. How many times have you walked into your halls kitchen and seen wasted, binned food strewn all over the place? Did you feel disgusted? Or the times you cooked way too much food and put the rest in the bin?
Behind us we have a fantastic and helpful team who are always ready to answer any question that you may have. As well that that we have an app which provides more information.


Nonequilibrium of Ionization & the Detection of Hot Plasma in Nanoflare-heated Coronal Loops
Reale, F. & Orlando, S., 2008, ApJ, 684, 715
Will Barnes / P&A Journal Club / 5 February 2016
Created with
reveal.js
The Solar Corona
Uppermost layer of the solar atmosphere
Visible to the naked eye only during total eclipse
Very diffuse and
optically thin!
The Corona is Hot!
The coronal heating problem (in a nutshell):
Core of the Sun $\sim 15$ MK
Surface of the Sun $\sim 6000$ K
Corona $>1$ MK ???
Edlén (1943) was the first to identify highly ionized $\mathrm{Fe}$ and $\mathrm{Ca}$ in solar spectra, implying $T>1$ MK
Outstanding problem for the last
70 years
The Corona is Hot!
Coronal Loops
Coronal Heating
Many
proposed mechanisms for heating
Heating properties unknown: frequency? magnitude? duration?
Broadly divided into two classes:
AC
&
DC
Strong theoretical and observational support for both
Nanoflares (Parker, 1988)
Loops rooted in the surface dragged around by convective motions.
Mechanical energy stored in the magnetic field as the field braids and twists.
Field
reconnects
and relaxes, releasing energy and heating the plasma.
Short, impulsive bursts of energy, each having about one billionth the energy of a flare.
Nanoflares (Parker, 1988)
Theory versus Observation
Predicted hot, weak emission not yet observed.
Two possibilities:
Model is wrong or incomplete
Our thermometer is inadequate
Nonequilibrium Ionization (NEI)
Observationally, everything we know about the Sun comes from spectroscopy.
We know the temperatures at which certain ions are formed (i.e. $\mathrm{Fe}$ $\mathrm{XVIII}$ at 7 MK )
Ions formed through collisional ionization $$X_i^{+m}+e^{-}\to X_{i^{'}}^{+m+1}+2e^{-}$$
This process is
not
instantaneous, but rather occurs on some timescale,$$\tau_{X^{+m}}=\frac{1}{n_e(\alpha_{X^{+m}} + S_{X^{+m}})}$$
Line Intensity
Line intensity for a given transition integrated along the line of sight from the plasma to the observer
Intensity depends on both the density
and
the contribution function, $G$, which is peaked strongly in $T$.
The fractional ionization $N(X^{+m})/N(X)$ is the key parameter here.
Ion Population Fractions
Model evolution of ion populations with,
If we assume ionization equilibrium,$$Y_{i+1}\alpha_{X_{i+1}} + Y_{i-1}S_{X_{i-1}} = Y_i(\alpha_{X_i} + S_{X_i})$$
Hydrodynamics
$\mathrm{Fe}$ Population Fractions
Emission Measure Distributions
Conclusions
Coronal heating remains an open problem
Nanoflares are a viable solution despite lack of observational evidence
NEI may help to explain lack of hot emission
Forward-modeling & better instrument sensitivity important to pinning down heating properties


Deep4mCPred: a deep learning-based approach for DNA N4-methylcytosine site prediction
DNA N4-methylcytosine (4mC), an important epigenetic modification, is less studied than other type of methylations. Effective methods of 4mC site detection is vital to understand its mechanisms. Experimental methods are time-consuming and costly. Although a few 4mC detection methods based on machine learning (ML) have been proposed in the last two years. Performances of constructed ML methods depends heavily on handcrafted features. Due to many biological functions of 4mC are not understood. It is big challenge to extract enough good features to train a ML model.
Deep4mCPred is a web server based on deep learning method of 4mC detection.
DNA N4-methylcytosine (4mC), an important epigenetic modification, is less studied than other type of methylations. Effective methods of 4mC site detection is vital to understand its mechanisms. Experimental methods are time-consuming and costly. Although a few 4mC detection methods based on machine learning (ML) have been proposed in the last two years. Performances of constructed ML methods depends heavily on handcrafted features. Due to many biological functions of 4mC are not understood. It is big challenge to extract enough good features to train a ML model.
Deep4mCPred is a web server based on deep learning method of 4mC detection.
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West Ham in need of a reality check after Newcastle defeat – Robert Snodgrass
by By Press AssociationRobert Snodgrass hopes West Ham’s 3-2 home defeat by Newcastle is the “reality check” the team need.
The Hammers found themselves 3-0 down inside an hour thanks to goals from Ciaran Clark, Federico Fernandez and Jonjo Shelvey.
They staged a belated comeback through Fabian Balbuena and Snodgrass, but the scoreline could not mask a desperately poor display from Manuel Pellegrini’s side, who have now gone six games without a win.
“It was a bad result and a performance that wasn’t West Ham-like,” said midfielder Snodgrass.
“I think we need to have a reality check and realise that we need to start getting points on the board if we want to climb up the table.
“We need to be solid and resolute. In the first half we could have been four or five down. It’s very disappointing.
“We can’t give teams three goals to start before we come into it. I just think we need to sit back, watch it and we need to be better. It’s as simple as that.”
Newcastle’s front three of Miguel Almiron, Allan Saint-Maximin and Joelinton failed to find the net again, but their pace and power worried West Ham throughout.
Manager Steve Bruce said: “I’ve said before it takes time, for the lads who’ve come into the team it’s not easy to adapt to it.
“It was only Allan’s fourth game and he, Almiron and Joe were terrific in their work.
“If they can play like that and we get the other side right we’ll be OK. We were a threat and we caused them all sorts of problems.
“If I’m being critical we missed too many opportunities. They don’t come around that often. Almiron was terrific. When he scores, which he will do, we’ll see an even better player.”
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Hey again,
I'm stuck with this rewriting issue, I don't understand why it won't match :'(
set_option pp.all true example {V : Type} (s : finset V) [decidable_eq V] (x y : V) (h : x ≠ y) : finset.filter (λ a : V, a = x ∧ a = y) s = finset.filter (λa, false) s := begin have : ∀a : V, a = x ∧ a = y ↔ false := sorry, rw [this] end
use simp
instead. rw
does not rewrite bound variables. You need congruence lemmas for that and simp
can access them.
How come simp
can handle rewriting the type of the decidable_pred
instance?
rewriting decidable
is tricky because of how dependent those types are
Sorry, I misread. You're asking why it can?
Yes. I always have this problem with fintype.
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FLYeRNeT wrote:Hello,
This plugin is a nice idea, but I can't find how to set the Teamspeak server IP, login password ?
The only one thing I have found is to set an ID???
LycanWrath wrote:FLYeRNeT wrote:Hello,
This plugin is a nice idea, but I can't find how to set the Teamspeak server IP, login password ?
The only one thing I have found is to set an ID???
Check on the github link, there is an explanation on what you need to do
This is a great plugin, Thanks Man!
Would be nice if we had a login to server button, just like the one present on tsviewer.com :)
github.com wrote:Instructions
1) Visithttp://www.tsviewer.com/index.php
2) Find Your prefered Teamspeak server
3) Get the ID, either from the url (index.php?page=ts_viewer&ID=xx where the XX is your ID) or just below the server name it says: REG ID: xx
4) Enter in the Plugin Options in Better Battlelog
5) Enjoy!
WolfBlade wrote:I've installed this and it does not work. At least not with the new BBlog 4.9.0 version. I added the ID for my TS and refreshed the page as required and all does is open the BBlog TS. Useless! I've even checked the coding and when you attempt to view the code from the plugins button, there are errors and you can't save it. I'd check your coding and try again because this does not/no longer works.


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Eco-Tec Inc.
Mailing Address:
1145 Squires Beach RdPICKERING, Ontario
L1W 3T9
Location Address:
1145 Squires Beach RdPICKERING, Ontario
L1W 3T9
Tel.:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Fax:<PHONE_NUMBER>
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Company Profile
Sub-sectors:
Water Treatment
Metals & Chemical Recovery and Purification
Petrochemical & Gas Processing
Pulp & Paper Chemical Purification
Coal Bed Methane Produced Water Treatment
Biogas (Hydrogen Sulfide) Purification
Products/Services: Filtration, reverse osmosis, ion exchange equipment for water treatment; chemical and metal recovery systems
Company Description: Eco-Tec designs and builds water treatment, and recovery systems which purify water and help to solve environment problems around the world. These systems are used to remove suspended and dissolved solids from water, reclaim "heavy" metals such as copper, nickel, and chrome, purify the acids that are used in metal treatment processes, or remove contaminants from amines used in hydrocarbon processing systems.
Power generation, pharmaceutical production, electronics manufacturing, oilfields, mining, electroplating, aluminum anodizing, and steel finishing are examples of markets that use Eco-Tec systems.
Utilizing an advanced ion exchange process called Recoflo®, complete recovery systems often include other technologies which Eco-Tec has either developed or licensed from around the world. In addition to recovery applications, Recoflo is used for water purification, particularly where large volumes or high purity are important. The high efficiency Recoflo® process reduces capital and operating costs.
Incorporated in 1970, Eco-Tec Limited has developed a broad range of products based on the Recoflo® ion exchange process. Eco-Tec exports to over 50 countries including the U.S., Europe, Japan, the Far East and India.
Locations:
Eco-Tec Inc. - Located in Pickering, Ontario, Canada, this central location houses engineering design, manufacturing, sales, customer service and support staff. The development of new products is based on the latest separation technologies, using comprehensive analytical laboratory and pilot plant facilities. Eco-Tec Inc. serves the Americas and the Far East.
Eco-Tec Solutions located in India specifies systems to meet the needs of the industrial growth and economy in India.
Prosep Technologies Limited - From its U.K. location, Prosep specifies systems to meet the needs of its European and Middle Eastern clients.
Eco-Tec systems are used in a wide variety of industries including power generation, pharmaceutical, electronics, mining, plating, steel (stainless, tinplate, electrogalvanized) finishing, aluminum (architectural, coil, lithoplate, aerospace) finishing, pulp mills, and mineral (hydrometallurgical) processing. Typical examples of Eco-Tec's abilities include recover/purification of mineral acids and concentration/separation of dissolved metal salts.
Recoflo® water demineralization systems are used in the power generation, electronics, automotive and chemical industries, mining (produced water) and anywhere else that high purity water is essential.
Over 2,000 systems have commissioned in nearly 60 countries around the world. While Recoflo ion exchange is the heart of the most systems, Eco-Tec employs chemical processes such as evaporation, membrane crystallization, electro-winning and micro-filtration to offer complete solutions. Treatability studies, installation services, on-site supervision, training and a customer service hotline available 24 hours a day are all part of Eco-Tec's offering.
Eco-Tec has been recognized for its achievements with a number of awards including the Canada Award for Business Excellence , recognized as of Canada's 50 Best Managed Private Companies, and has received the Global Traders Award. Eco-Tec is ISO 9001 registered.
Alliances/Contacts Sought: Agents, Distributors.
Full profile
Full profile
Contact information
Company description
Product / Service / Licensing
Range of sizes designed for the small- to mid-size anodizer.
~Reduced acid purchases
~Reduced neutralization costs
~Elimination of bath dumping, clean-out and reformulation labor
~Improved product quality and consistency
~Reduces chemical costs
~Reduces sulfate discharge
~Predictable, consistent operation at all times
AnoPur
ChromaPur
NickelPur
MicroPur
CER
DPU
PDP
AmiPur
BgPur
SgPur
The benefits are:
~reduced acid consumption
~reduced waste treatment
~reduced labour costs
~reduced production downtime
~more uniform production quality; increased energy efficiency
~low operating, capital and installation costs; compact size
~full automation and high reliability.
Maintenance costs are minimized through the use of corrosion-resistant components.
How does it work?
Ions in solution are exchanged for other ions that are contained in synthetic ion exchange resins. By passing the solution through columns of cation and anion exchange resins, all the ions can be exchanged, leaving only hydrogen and hydroxyl, which combine, leaving pure water. Alternatively, by suitable choice of ion exchange resins, a selected portion of the ions can be removed.
What are the benefits?
The system's many advantages include reduced equipment size, lower capital and operating costs and superior performance.
The ChromaPur uses Eco-Tec's advanced ion exchange technology to remove harmful contaminants, leaving clean, effective chromic acid for recycling. The contaminants left in the waste stream are easily treated in a waste treatment system.
With consistent bath chemistry, pickling performance is assured. With metals at low levels, further improvements are realized in cooler running temperatures and reduced generation of sludge and fumes.
The APU® uses a resin sorption process and simple water wash to recover acid. The net result is a virtually continuous process for acid purification.
Eco-Tec's Caustic Etch Recovery System, CER, continuously crystallizes and removes dissolved aluminum from caustic soda etchants used in processing aluminum and the caustic is returned to the etching/milling tanks for reuse.
The Eco-Tec AmiPur system, using Recoflo® ion exchange technology, continuously removes Heat Stable Salts from amine solutions. Continuous removal of HSS allows for consistent performance of amine units under optimal conditions with minimal attention. Low HSS cotent has shown to dramatically reduce corrosion, thereby extending the life of process equipment and reducing maintenance and filter replacement requirements.
The Spectrum Micro Media Filter can handle water with a suspended solids concentration in excess of 100 mg/L and provides a filtrate turbidity of less than 0.1 NTU. The Spectrum Micro Media Filter provides excellent pre-filtration for packed bed ion exchange or reverse osmosis.
Why Use RecoPur® CBM System?
Quantity of Produced Water
The RecoPur® CBM System provides a continuous, online process for handling large volumes of water from multiple wells producing in excess of 50,000 barrels per day.
Quality of Produced Water
The RecoPur® CBM System can purify the water to SAR levels of less than 3 exceeding purification standards for agricultural and other uses.
Technology profile
capital, installation and operating costs. Higher performance
levels than conventional technology.
Market profile
Alliances:
- Technology
Strategic alliances:
Looking for distributors in China, Southeast Asia, South America,Scandanavia, CIS countries
Industry sector market interests:
- Environment
- Manufacturing
- Medical/Biotechnology/Chemical
- Mining/Petroleum/Gas
- Automotive
- Food and Beverage Manufacturing
- Pulp and Paper
- Primary and Fabricated Metal
Geographic markets:
Export experience:
- Algeria
- Australia
- Austria
- Bolivia, Plurinational State of
- Brazil
- Denmark
- Finland
- France
- Germany
- Iceland
- India
- Indonesia
- Iran, Islamic Republic of
- Italy
- Japan
- Mexico
- Montenegro
- Norway
- Russian Federation
- Serbia
- Spain
- Sweden
- Thailand
- United Kingdom
- United States
- Arkansas
- California
- Colorado
- Connecticut
- Delaware
- Florida
- Georgia
- Idaho
- Illinois
- Indiana
- Kansas
- Kentucky
- Massachusetts
- Michigan
- Minnesota
- Mississippi
- Missouri
- New Hampshire
- New York
- North Carolina
- Ohio
- Oregon
- Pennsylvania
- Rhode Island
- South Carolina
- Tennessee
- Texas
- Utah
- Washington
- West Virginia
- Wisconsin
Actively pursuing:
- China
- Hong Kong
- Singapore
- Taiwan
Sector information
Key / Major clients:
AlcanAlcoa
Archer Daniels Midland (ADM)
Bombardier
BP
Chevron
Chrysler
Delta Faucet
Eastman Kodak
Falconbridge
Ford Motor Co.
General Motors
Honda
Inco
John Deere
Kohler
Kruger
Lexmark
Marathon
McCain Foods
Miyama
Nippon Chemicon
Ontario Power Generation
PEMEX
Reliance Petroleum
RGMRM
Sinopec
Toyota
U.S. Steel
Testimonial:
With your aggressive cooperation in construction of the Fukuyama Stainless Steel Strip Production Plant and supply of superb technology, you have contributed greatly to completion of construction on schedule and to a satisfactory startup. For your efforts, we wish to express our deep thanks by awarding this Certificate of Appreciation.T. Shibuya, Managing Director, Construction Technical Center, NKK, Japan
The Eco-Tec Recoflo® System at TransAltas cogeneration facilities have reliably produced water exceeding the specified quality. Despite the high concentration of organics in the Ottawa River feed water, we have not needed to change resin in over 6 years of continuous operation.
Plant Manager, TransAlta Mississauga Cogeneration Plant, Ontario Canada
Today, when we all are looking for quality and perfection, it is relieving to know we have found at least one vendor who can provide. This performance is so outstanding, in fact I have used this project as an example in discussion with some other suppliers as to how we would prefer all vendors to handle our orders. Thanks again for the effort it is certainly appreciated!
Craig E. Bigler, Senior Buyer, Eastman Kodak Company, New York, USA
Our company was very pleased to see that iron, copper and trivalent chromium concentration levels were significantly reduced. We have tried other methods to remove these contaminants from our plating baths, without success. It appears, from our preliminary analysis results, your product will help us to achieve our goal of removing metal contaminants from our solutions and extend their life indefinitely. Working with Eco-Tec has been a very positive step in maintaining the level of excellence our customers demand.
D. Mark Carter, Vice President of Operations, Swanson Plating Company Inc. Morgantown, WV USA
The can do spirit of Eco-Tec is rather refreshing, and I wish more of our vendors displayed your enthusiasm, initiative and courtesy.
James W. Kendrick, Contract Specialist, Procurement, Energy/Power Generation
Central and South West Services, Inc. Dallas, Texas USA
We have been operating an Eco-Tec recovery system since 1985. Since that time, we have recovered nickel solution and successfully recycled it back to the nickel plating baths. We have not experienced problems related to the recycled nickel solution. We have not found that the level of contaminant metals (copper, iron, zinc, trivalent chrome) has increased in the bath to require any special treatments We have also verified that it does not contain organic contamination.
G. Buffing and Plating, Longueuil, Quebec Canada
Since its startup in 1990, the compact Recoflo® Water Treatment System has been reliably producing high purity water for our blood purification process. The operating costs of the Recoflo® System are much lower than the costs we were previously paying for outsourced water.
Charles Gauci, Facility Manager, Hemosol Inc. Mississauga, Ontario Canada
The Recoflo® System at the Ontario Health Science Center Cogeneration Facility has consistently provided make-up water quality that meets or exceeds the boiler specifications. The Recoflo® System is much easier to troubleshoot than a conventional demineralization system because it takes only a few minutes to regenerate you know quickly whether everything is OK a lot better than the hours it takes with other systems.
Glen Matys, Customer Service Representative, BetzDearborn, Quebec, Canada
it is rare and hard to find a company with exceptional customer service. I must commend you and your staff for making Eco-Tec Inc. among the few. Thank you for making it a pleasure to do business with your company.
Jose A. Salazar, Vice President of Operations, OMNI Metal Finishing Inc., Fountain Valley, CA USA
The APU has proven itself over time in its ability to remove metal from our acid baths with a minimal loss to the solution being treated. The equipment did perform as specified by your company. In the course of the operation, of the unit, Eco-Tec provided excellent service support and guidance in the optimization of equipment performance.
William D. Heron, Industrial Engineer, UTICA Corporation, NY, USA
Third-Party Information Liability Disclaimer
Some of the information on this Web page has been provided by external sources. The Government of Canada is not responsible for the accuracy, reliability or currency of the information supplied by external sources. Users wishing to rely upon this information should consult directly with the source of the information. Content provided by external sources is not subject to official languages, privacy and accessibility requirements.
Contacts
Contact information
Description
Company description
Products, services and licensing
Product / Service / Licensing
Range of sizes designed for the small- to mid-size anodizer.
~Reduced acid purchases
~Reduced neutralization costs
~Elimination of bath dumping, clean-out and reformulation labor
~Improved product quality and consistency
~Reduces chemical costs
~Reduces sulfate discharge
~Predictable, consistent operation at all times
AnoPur
ChromaPur
NickelPur
MicroPur
CER
DPU
PDP
AmiPur
BgPur
SgPur
The benefits are:
~reduced acid consumption
~reduced waste treatment
~reduced labour costs
~reduced production downtime
~more uniform production quality; increased energy efficiency
~low operating, capital and installation costs; compact size
~full automation and high reliability.
Maintenance costs are minimized through the use of corrosion-resistant components.
How does it work?
Ions in solution are exchanged for other ions that are contained in synthetic ion exchange resins. By passing the solution through columns of cation and anion exchange resins, all the ions can be exchanged, leaving only hydrogen and hydroxyl, which combine, leaving pure water. Alternatively, by suitable choice of ion exchange resins, a selected portion of the ions can be removed.
What are the benefits?
The system's many advantages include reduced equipment size, lower capital and operating costs and superior performance.
The ChromaPur uses Eco-Tec's advanced ion exchange technology to remove harmful contaminants, leaving clean, effective chromic acid for recycling. The contaminants left in the waste stream are easily treated in a waste treatment system.
With consistent bath chemistry, pickling performance is assured. With metals at low levels, further improvements are realized in cooler running temperatures and reduced generation of sludge and fumes.
The APU® uses a resin sorption process and simple water wash to recover acid. The net result is a virtually continuous process for acid purification.
Eco-Tec's Caustic Etch Recovery System, CER, continuously crystallizes and removes dissolved aluminum from caustic soda etchants used in processing aluminum and the caustic is returned to the etching/milling tanks for reuse.
The Eco-Tec AmiPur system, using Recoflo® ion exchange technology, continuously removes Heat Stable Salts from amine solutions. Continuous removal of HSS allows for consistent performance of amine units under optimal conditions with minimal attention. Low HSS cotent has shown to dramatically reduce corrosion, thereby extending the life of process equipment and reducing maintenance and filter replacement requirements.
The Spectrum Micro Media Filter can handle water with a suspended solids concentration in excess of 100 mg/L and provides a filtrate turbidity of less than 0.1 NTU. The Spectrum Micro Media Filter provides excellent pre-filtration for packed bed ion exchange or reverse osmosis.
Why Use RecoPur® CBM System?
Quantity of Produced Water
The RecoPur® CBM System provides a continuous, online process for handling large volumes of water from multiple wells producing in excess of 50,000 barrels per day.
Quality of Produced Water
The RecoPur® CBM System can purify the water to SAR levels of less than 3 exceeding purification standards for agricultural and other uses.
Technology
Technology profile
capital, installation and operating costs. Higher performance
levels than conventional technology.
Market
Market profile
Alliances:
- Technology
Strategic alliances:
Looking for distributors in China, Southeast Asia, South America,Scandanavia, CIS countries
Industry sector market interests:
- Environment
- Manufacturing
- Medical/Biotechnology/Chemical
- Mining/Petroleum/Gas
- Automotive
- Food and Beverage Manufacturing
- Pulp and Paper
- Primary and Fabricated Metal
Geographic markets:
Export experience:
- Algeria
- Australia
- Austria
- Bolivia, Plurinational State of
- Brazil
- Denmark
- Finland
- France
- Germany
- Iceland
- India
- Indonesia
- Iran, Islamic Republic of
- Italy
- Japan
- Mexico
- Montenegro
- Norway
- Russian Federation
- Serbia
- Spain
- Sweden
- Thailand
- United Kingdom
- United States
- Arkansas
- California
- Colorado
- Connecticut
- Delaware
- Florida
- Georgia
- Idaho
- Illinois
- Indiana
- Kansas
- Kentucky
- Massachusetts
- Michigan
- Minnesota
- Mississippi
- Missouri
- New Hampshire
- New York
- North Carolina
- Ohio
- Oregon
- Pennsylvania
- Rhode Island
- South Carolina
- Tennessee
- Texas
- Utah
- Washington
- West Virginia
- Wisconsin
Actively pursuing:
- China
- Hong Kong
- Singapore
- Taiwan
Sector
Sector information
Key / Major clients:
AlcanAlcoa
Archer Daniels Midland (ADM)
Bombardier
BP
Chevron
Chrysler
Delta Faucet
Eastman Kodak
Falconbridge
Ford Motor Co.
General Motors
Honda
Inco
John Deere
Kohler
Kruger
Lexmark
Marathon
McCain Foods
Miyama
Nippon Chemicon
Ontario Power Generation
PEMEX
Reliance Petroleum
RGMRM
Sinopec
Toyota
U.S. Steel
Testimonial:
With your aggressive cooperation in construction of the Fukuyama Stainless Steel Strip Production Plant and supply of superb technology, you have contributed greatly to completion of construction on schedule and to a satisfactory startup. For your efforts, we wish to express our deep thanks by awarding this Certificate of Appreciation.T. Shibuya, Managing Director, Construction Technical Center, NKK, Japan
The Eco-Tec Recoflo® System at TransAltas cogeneration facilities have reliably produced water exceeding the specified quality. Despite the high concentration of organics in the Ottawa River feed water, we have not needed to change resin in over 6 years of continuous operation.
Plant Manager, TransAlta Mississauga Cogeneration Plant, Ontario Canada
Today, when we all are looking for quality and perfection, it is relieving to know we have found at least one vendor who can provide. This performance is so outstanding, in fact I have used this project as an example in discussion with some other suppliers as to how we would prefer all vendors to handle our orders. Thanks again for the effort it is certainly appreciated!
Craig E. Bigler, Senior Buyer, Eastman Kodak Company, New York, USA
Our company was very pleased to see that iron, copper and trivalent chromium concentration levels were significantly reduced. We have tried other methods to remove these contaminants from our plating baths, without success. It appears, from our preliminary analysis results, your product will help us to achieve our goal of removing metal contaminants from our solutions and extend their life indefinitely. Working with Eco-Tec has been a very positive step in maintaining the level of excellence our customers demand.
D. Mark Carter, Vice President of Operations, Swanson Plating Company Inc. Morgantown, WV USA
The can do spirit of Eco-Tec is rather refreshing, and I wish more of our vendors displayed your enthusiasm, initiative and courtesy.
James W. Kendrick, Contract Specialist, Procurement, Energy/Power Generation
Central and South West Services, Inc. Dallas, Texas USA
We have been operating an Eco-Tec recovery system since 1985. Since that time, we have recovered nickel solution and successfully recycled it back to the nickel plating baths. We have not experienced problems related to the recycled nickel solution. We have not found that the level of contaminant metals (copper, iron, zinc, trivalent chrome) has increased in the bath to require any special treatments We have also verified that it does not contain organic contamination.
G. Buffing and Plating, Longueuil, Quebec Canada
Since its startup in 1990, the compact Recoflo® Water Treatment System has been reliably producing high purity water for our blood purification process. The operating costs of the Recoflo® System are much lower than the costs we were previously paying for outsourced water.
Charles Gauci, Facility Manager, Hemosol Inc. Mississauga, Ontario Canada
The Recoflo® System at the Ontario Health Science Center Cogeneration Facility has consistently provided make-up water quality that meets or exceeds the boiler specifications. The Recoflo® System is much easier to troubleshoot than a conventional demineralization system because it takes only a few minutes to regenerate you know quickly whether everything is OK a lot better than the hours it takes with other systems.
Glen Matys, Customer Service Representative, BetzDearborn, Quebec, Canada
it is rare and hard to find a company with exceptional customer service. I must commend you and your staff for making Eco-Tec Inc. among the few. Thank you for making it a pleasure to do business with your company.
Jose A. Salazar, Vice President of Operations, OMNI Metal Finishing Inc., Fountain Valley, CA USA
The APU has proven itself over time in its ability to remove metal from our acid baths with a minimal loss to the solution being treated. The equipment did perform as specified by your company. In the course of the operation, of the unit, Eco-Tec provided excellent service support and guidance in the optimization of equipment performance.
William D. Heron, Industrial Engineer, UTICA Corporation, NY, USA


User Support for Statistical Disclosure Control Tools
May 23, 2023, online
An overview of events organized by the UserSupport on SDCTools group can be found here.
March 15, 2023
The R-packages ptable
and cellKey
are now officially available on CRAN. The official releases of these packages will henceforth be made available not only from the GitHub repositories on sdcTools, but also from CRAN: ptable and cellKey. Developers versions of the packages will still only be available through the GitHub repositories on sdcTools.
March 10, 2023
NEW TEST RELEASE: A new release for testing is uploaded: τ-argus version 4.2.4.
The main new features to be tested are:
Additional information on the new features can be found in the Version history
section of the ReleasenoteTauArgus4.2.4.pdf
.
Obviously, other tests are welcome as well, e.g. making sure that older features are still working as before.
Feedback is welcome until Marh 25. I intend to make the release official on April 1.
July 29, 2022
NEW RELEASE: Version 4.2.3 build 1 of τ-argus is now available. The main change is that it is now possible to use the improved ptables produced by the ptable R package (version 0.4.0 and higher). This is important for users of CKM for frequency count tables of the census 2021.
Note that previous versions of τ-argus (version 4.2.2 and lower) will apply the new ptables incorrectly without issuing a warning!
March 18, 2022
NEW RELEASE: Version 4.2.2 build 1 of τ-argus is now available. The main improvement in this version is in the Modular approach, where the engine was partly rewritten to improve memory management and stability. Additionally, for some instances of (sub)tables with infeasible suppression problems, τ-argus no longer crashes but produces an error message and will stop calculation. Additionally some bugs were fixed (spaces in directory names are now allowed, cell keys are correctly saved in CKM for frequency count tables, etc.).
January 14, 2022: new build of version 5.1.6 of μ-argus released
IMPORTANT NOTE:
μ-Argus version 5.1.6 build 1 sometimes did not save the report file properly. This is now fixed in build 2. Moreover, the “undo”-actions for TRS have been improved.
This new build can be found here.
June 7, 2021
NEW RELEASE: Version 5.1.6 build 1 of μ-argus is now available. This version contains some updates concerning Targeted Record Swapping (TRS). In the report file some information on the number of (non)-swapped households and swapped records is included and the lay-out of the report file concerning TRS-info has changed slightly. Moreover, in the %TEMP%
directory a log-file will be saved with the IDs of households for which no donor household could be found based on the used similarity variables.
From this release onwards, only a 64 bit compiled executable of μ-argus will be made available.
April 7, 2021
A Windows 64 bit compiled release of version 5.1.5 build 3 of μ-argus is now available. This version is able to deal with larger datasets when applying Targeted Record Swapping as compared to the 32 bit release.
January 22, 2021
NEW RELEASE: Version 5.1.5 build 3 of μ-argus is now available. This version includes Targeted Record Swapping. The GUI for using this method is still under development, but the basic functionality of TRS is now available.
August 14, 2020
Small issue with the latest release (4.2.0 build 5) of τ-argus when installed in a directory that contains spaces (e.g., C:\Program Files (x86)
). Two possible solutions:
ArgusLib.jar
in the lib
-subdirectory of your τ-argus installation, by the one in this zipfileThe next release will be able to deal with directories with spaces again.
June 5, 2020
NEW RELEASE: Version 4.2.0 build 5 of τ-argus is now available. This version includes noise addition using the Cell Key Method for frequency count tables as well as magnitude tables.
Check out the wiki and the issues for more details and discussion.
Have a look at the FAQ for frequently asked questions.
Find out about the latest releases of the tools here
Find out about the download statistics of the tools here


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