SVN: Partial Checkouts
It is often useful to be able to partially checkout a project or a subset of related projects from a repository. Having such a partial working copy may be helpful to allow the joint commit of related changes to more than one project. Thus helps to "tie" the changes in the projects' histories.
Here are a couple of scripts to assist that process: one Bash shell script, and the equivalent DOS Batch file.
The bash:
#!/bin/bash
### location (path) for the WORKING COPY
### [Cygwin (on Windows) / Linux path]
LOCAL="c:/path/to/dir/"
### location (URL) of the REPOSITORY
REPOS="http://server/svn_repos/"
### which BRANCH NAME within the repository to use
#BRANCH="trunk/"
BRANCH="branches/branch_name/"
### ===========================================================================
function main
{
 if [ ! -e "${LOCAL}" ]
 then
 ### checkout into existing working copy would perform a delete
 echo svn checkout --depth=empty "${REPOS}" "${LOCAL}"
 svn checkout --depth=empty "${REPOS}" "${LOCAL}" \
 || { echo "svn co fail" ; exit 1 ; }
 fi
 ### use these for very sparse checkouts, e.g.
 #svn_up_component project1/ doc/
 #svn_up_component project1/ src/
 #svn_up_component project2/ src/
 ### etc.
 ### use these for 'normal' partial checkouts
 svn_up_component project1/
 svn_up_component project2/
}
### ===========================================================================
function svn_up_component
{
 ### $1 = project (the bit before the branch name)
 ### $2 = sub-component (optional; the bit after the branch name)
 svn_up_rec_empty "${LOCAL}" "${1}${BRANCH}${2}"
 echo svn update --set-depth=infinity "${LOCAL}${1}${BRANCH}${2}"
 svn update --set-depth=infinity "${LOCAL}${1}${BRANCH}${2}" \
 || { echo "svn up infinity [${1}] [${2}] fail" ; exit 1 ; }
}
### ===========================================================================
function svn_up_rec_empty
{
 ### $1 = existing part of path
 ### $2 = path fragment to create
 _whole=$2
 _left=${2/\/*\//\/}
 _right=${2#*/}
 if [ ! -e "${1}" ]
 then
 echo svn update --set-depth=empty "${1}"
 svn update --set-depth=empty "${1}" \
 || { echo "svn up empty [${1}] fail" ; exit 1 ; }
 fi
 ### recursive call
 if [ "${_whole}" != "" ]
 then
 svn_up_rec_empty "${1}${_left}" "${_right}"
 fi
}
### ===========================================================================
main
The batch:
@echo off
setlocal
REM *** location (path) for the WORKING COPY
set LOCAL=C:/path/to/dir/
REM *** location (URL) of the REPOSITORY
set REPOS=http://server/svn_repos/
REM *** which BRANCH NAME within the repository to use
rem set BRANCH=trunk/
set BRANCH=branches/branch_name/
goto :main
REM *** =======================================================================
:main
if not exist %LOCAL% (
 REM *** checkout into existing working copy would perform a delete
 echo svn checkout --depth=empty %REPOS% %LOCAL%
 svn checkout --depth=empty %REPOS% %LOCAL% ^
 || (echo "svn co fail" & goto :EOF)
)
REM *** use these for very sparse checkouts, e.g.
rem call :svn_up_component project1/ doc/
rem call :svn_up_component project1/ src/
rem call :svn_up_component project2/ src/
REM *** etc.
REM *** use these for 'normal' partial checkouts
call :svn_up_component project1/
call :svn_up_component project2/
goto :EOF
REM *** =======================================================================
:svn_up_component
REM *** %1 = project (the bit before the branch name)
REM *** %2 = sub-component (optional; the bit after the branch name)
call :svn_up_rec_empty %LOCAL% %1%BRANCH%%2
echo svn update --set-depth=infinity %LOCAL%%1%BRANCH%%2
svn update --set-depth=infinity %LOCAL%%1%BRANCH%%2 ^
 || (echo "svn up infinity [%1] [%2] fail" & goto :EOF)
goto :EOF
REM *** =======================================================================
:svn_up_rec_empty
REM *** %1 = existing part of path
REM *** %2 = path fragment to create
set _whole=%2
set _right=%_whole:*/=%
if not "%_right%" == "" (
 call set _left=%%_whole:%_right%=%%
) else (
 set _left=%_whole%
)
if not exist "%1" (
 echo svn update --set-depth=empty %1
 svn update --set-depth=empty %1 ^
 || (echo "svn up empty [%1] fail" & goto :EOF)
)
REM *** recursive call
if not "%_whole%" == "" (
 call :svn_up_rec_empty %1%_left% %_right%
)
goto :EOF
REM *** =======================================================================
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A missing intensity interpolation method using a kernel principal component analysis (PCA)-based projection onto convex sets (POCS) algorithm and its applications are presented in this paper. In order to interpolate missing intensities within a target image, the proposed method reconstructs local textures containing the missing pixels by using the POCS algorithm. In this reconstruction process, a nonlinear eigenspace is constructed from each kind of texture, and the optimal subspace for the target local texture is introduced into the constraint of the POCS algorithm. In the proposed method, the optimal subspace can be selected by monitoring errors converged in the reconstruction process. This approach provides a solution to the problem in conventional methods of not being able to effectively perform adaptive reconstruction of the target textures due to missing intensities, and successful interpolation of the missing intensities by the proposed method can be realized. Furthermore, since our method can restore any images including arbitrary-shaped missing areas, its potential in two image reconstruction tasks, image enlargement and missing area restoration, is also shown in this paper.

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... including targeted forecasts at the time of your arrival to each point!
Elkford, British Columbia enjoys mild to warm summers and cold winters. During the summer months, temperatures range from a low of 6°C (43°F) to a high of 25°C (77°F). The winter months bring temperatures that range from a low of -10°C (14°F) to a high of 5°C (41°F).
Rainfall is fairly consistent throughout the year with an average of 65-70mm (2.5-2.7in) of precipitation per month. Snowfall can vary from month to month, but an average of 50-100cm (19.6-39.3in) can be expected throughout the winter months.
Spring and fall temperatures are mild and range from a low of 0°C (32°F) to a high of 15°C (59°F). During these transitional months, rainfall averages around 50-60mm (2-2.3in) per month.
As of 2020, the city population is 2499.
This map shows the current & 7-day weather forecast, weather alerts, and weather radar for Elkford, British Columbia.

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text: Lassen Meadow Farms is 220 acres with approximately 160 acres of planted Chandler walnuts. The orchard was planted in 2021. Prior to the development, it was virgin ground composed primarily of Class I and Class II soils. Spacing is 27'x27'. The orchard was deep ripped 5+ feet, then disced, tri-planed, and sloped to allow for surface water to drain. A pond was developed to catch surface water, and is also tied into the irrigation system. The orchard was then planted in spring of 2021, comprised of 96% Chandler walnuts and 4% pollinizers on bareroot clonal Vlach rootstock. The irrigation system is new with the orchard. A 430 foot well with 16 steel casing has production that exceeds 3,200 gpm, and is powered by a new Tier 4 John Deere 375 hp diesel motor. Drip emitters currently provide irrigation water direct to the rootzone, and Nelson R-10 sprinklers are positioned in between every tree to provide full coverage. Currently the entire 160 acres is irrigated at the same time, however, the system is designed to run in several sets once full coverage is needed. A pond was also developed on the southwest corner of the property to provide a secondary irrigation source. It is situated to collect rainwater and direct surface waters from higher elevations.


Trap Focus Within A DOM – focus-trap-vue
focus-trap-vue is a Vue.js component to trap focus within a DOM node. Requires the focus-trap library as the dependency.
When your users hit the Tab or Shift+Tab or click around, they can't escape a certain cycle of focusable elements.
How to use it:
Import & register the component.
import { FocusTrap } from 'focus-trap-vue'
Vue.component('FocusTrap', FocusTrap)
Use the component.
<focus-trap v-model="demos.basic.isActive">

 Here is a focus trap with some
 focusable parts.

 <button
 id="deactivate-default"
 @click="demos.basic.isActive = false"
 >
 deactivate trap
 </button>

</focus-trap>
Props.
 - escapeDeactivates: If false, the Escape key will not trigger deactivation of the focus trap. This can be useful if you want to force the user to make a decision instead of allowing an easy way out.
 - returnFocusOnDeactivate: If false, when the trap is deactivated, focus will not return to the element that had focus before activation.
 - allowOutsideClick: If set and returns true, a click outside the focus trap will not be prevented, even when clickOutsideDeactivates is false.
 - initialFocus: By default, when a focus trap is activated the first element in the focus trap's tab order will receive focus. With this option you can specify a different element to receive that initial focus. Can be a DOM node, or a selector string (which will be passed to document.querySelector() to find the DOM node), or a function that returns a DOM node.
 - fallbackFocus: By default, an error will be thrown if the focus trap contains no elements in its tab order. With this option you can specify a fallback element to programmatically receive focus if no other tabbable elements are found. For example, you may want a popover's
 to receive focus if the popover's content includes no tabbable elements. Make sure the fallback element has a negative tabindex so it can be programmatically focused. The option value can be a DOM node, a selector string (which will be passed to document.querySelector() to find the DOM node), or a function that returns a DOM node.
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THE INFLUENCE OF CLIMATIC FACTORS AND TECHNOLOGY IN SOME POTATO VARIETIES GROWN ON SANDY SOILS
Less favorable conditions on sandy soils in southern Oltenia limited number of
species and varieties grown in the area. Drought and high temperatures in recent yearsÂ (maximum 430 C in air, ground 700 C) acted as dehydrating forces on plants, disruptingÂ their metabolism.
Very high air temperature in July and August at 30 to 38.40 C relative humidity decreasedÂ to 25%, high soil surface temperature and lack of rainfall during the growing season,Â producing an imbalance of the water balance of plants.
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Spatial Intensity Correlation and Aperture Averaging Measurements in a 20 Mile Retro-Reflected Lasercom Link
NAVAL RESEARCH LAB WASHINGTON DC ADVANCED SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY BRANCH
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The Naval Research Laboratory has established a lasercom test bed across the Chesapeake Bay. The test bed uses a bi-static transmitterreceiver arrangement on the western shore of the Chesapeake Bay and various configurations of 5 cm retro-reflectors on the eastern shore to produce a 32 km retro-reflected lasercom test range. Experiments measuring the lasers transverse spatial profile after propagation over the test range have been performed. These experiments use an InGaAs CCD to image the pupil plane of the 40 cm receiver telescope and a frame grabber to store contiguous images for analysis. Analysis of these image sequences allows measurement of transverse spatial correlations across the received beam after 32 km retro-reflected propagation of the beam. Various configurations and numbers of retroreflectors were studied to investigate the impact of number and arrangement of retro-reflectors on the received beams spatial profile and spatial correlations. Additionally, since the CCD output is stored as a contiguous stream of images, analysis of these images intensity variance in time allows measurement of aperture averaging effects as a function of number of retro-reflectors and their geometry. Results from these experiments are presented.
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Acceptance by silence is a type of acceptance of a contract. Generally a contract cannot be accepted by silence. However, a contract will be considered as accepted even in case of silence in the following cases:
1. in case of past dealings of the parties;
2. in case if the offeror has waived communication by indicating that acceptance may be made by silence or inaction;
3. if one party requests to change the terms of the contract; and
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The 3 Effective Ways For A Woman To Survive The Air National Guard
The training to become an Air National Guard is difficult. There are a lot of men who fails due to the tedious kind of training that they have to go through. If you will think about it, it is much harder to pass the training if you are a woman. Don't worry because here are some useful ways on how a woman can ace the training and survive to be the next Air National Guard. Check it out.
1. Start physical training ahead of time
It is a must if you want to make things easier for yourself once you are in the training proper. Do push ups and sit ups. The more you can do the better. It is because when you are in training, there will be a lot more of that. Most of the time, it is unexpected as one team member may have done something wrong, but all of you will be punished.
2. Practice more water intake
When you start with the training, there will be no juice or soda available. Almost all of the time, they will tell you to drink water. It will happen before meals, while you are eating and after eating. It could also happen when you are about to start with some of the exercises. Drinking lots of water may be though for some who is not used to drinking a lot. Practice makes you better so start preparing.
3. Practice eating fast
Some women often take time when eating but once you are on the training ground, every second count. You need to be able to eat fast so you can keep up with the others. If you can't eat fast enough, it will result to low energy on your part because you will not be able to finish your food.
Just take note of the three effective ways, and you will have no problem in completing the training with flying colors.
The 4 Steps On How To Be A Pilot For Air National Guard
Individuals who join the Air National Guard often have a dream to be flying one of the aircraft used by the reserve force. However, it is not easy as there are a lot of things that you have to do. Check out the steps on how you can be one of the pilots for the Air National Guard of the United States.
1. Complete the preliminary requirements
There are various things that you have to prepare as the first step to becoming a pilot. One of them is that you should have gone through the training to be a pilot even before you reach thirty. There is a physical exam that you need to pass. Aside from that, you should be a four-year degree holder. You should also possess an experience when it comes to flying.
2. Take all the necessary tests needed
If you want to be a pilot for the Air National Guard, the passion you have for flying is not enough. There are a couple of tests that needs to be completed. You need to take AFOQT or Air Force Qualifying Officer Test. It will test your academic skills though it is more inclined on the technical aspect. Aside from that, you also need to pass the Test of Basic Aviation Skills. It is like a practical exam, and there will be just a couple of question in the end.
3. Get your PCSM
You will not be able to get this Pilot Candidate Selection Member number if you fail the Basic Aviation Skills test. Through this number, your performance during the training will be assessed.
4. Find a unit and apply
Among the three steps indicated, finding a group seemed to be the easiest, but it's not. There are a lot of people applying for the position, and that means the competition is fierce. It is highly recommended to apply for different units, so you will have a better chance of getting hired.
If you can complete all these steps, you are one step closer to your dream in becoming a pilot for the Air National Guard.
The 3 Great Tips That You Should Follow Before Your Military Training
If you have decided to join the military, expect that it will not be an easy path. There will be a lot of things and hardships that you will have to go through. If you want to succeed, check out these great tips that you can follow before you start your training with the military.
1. Do not be the center of attention
When you get ready for the military training, make sure to pack all the things that you would need in basic colors. It could either be black or brown, and that's it. You do not want to get to do push-ups on the first time you meet your instructor, right? Make sure to keep a low profile. Aside from that, the branded things are a big no. You should be able to blend in.
2. Mark your things
In a military training facility, it is common that there are a lot of stuff that would go missing. It is due to a lot of things. The best thing that you can do is mark your belongings with a black marker with your name. Luck may be on your side, and you will always know which your belongings are.
3. Quit your vices
Start preparing yourself even before you set foot in the training camp. If you are a chain smoker or a heavy drinker, better start quitting as soon as possible as it is for your benefit. There is no smoking and drinking allowed in training camp, so better have all the withdrawal issues while you are still out rather than having it as a problem when you start your training.
These are the three tips that you should follow if you want to achieve success in military training. Following these tips will also make your life easier while you are in the training facilities.


text: It is well known that there is a spectrum of pores in a soil profile. The conventional use of a single lumped value of soil hydraulic conductivity to describe a spectrum of hydraulically active pores may have unintentionally impeded the development of field-scale chemical transport theory and perhaps indirectly hindered the development of management protocols for chemical application and waste disposal. In this study, three sets of four field-scale tracer mass flux breakthrough patterns measured under transient unsaturated flow conditions were used to evaluate the validity of an indirect method to quantify equivalent pore spectra of macropore-type preferential flow pathways. Results indicated that there were distinct trends in how pore spectra of macropore-type preferential flow pathways changed when a soil profile became wetter during a precipitation event. This suggests that the indirect method has predictive value and is perhaps a better alternative to the lumped soil hydraulic conductivity approach in accurately determining the impact of macropore-type preferential flow pathways on water movement and solute transport under transient unsaturated flow conditions.


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Origin: German
Gender: boy
Meaning: precious
Description: Alan \a-lan\ as a boy's name is pronounced AL-an. It is of Old German origin, and the meaning of Alan is "precious". From Adal. Also possibly derived from the Gaelic "ailin" meaning "little rock". Introduced into England by Breton followers of William the Conqueror, such as Alan, Earl of Brittany, who was rewarded for his services with vast estates in the newly conquered kingdom. Popular in the Middle Ages, with a boom around the 1950s influenced by the popularity of actor Alan Ladd. In Russia, the name is linked to the ancient warrior tribe Alans that is the origin of the Ossetians. Alun is a Welsh form; Alain (al-LAYN) is French; Alano is Spanish. South African author Alan Paton; lyricist Alan Jay Lerner; playwright Alan Bennett; astronaut Alan Shepard; actors Alan Alda, Alan Cumming; poet Allen Ginsberg; basketball player Allen Iverson.
Alan has 25 variant forms: Ailean, Ailin, Al, Alain, Alair, Aland, Alann, Alano, Alanson, Alen, Alin, Allain, Allan, Allayne, Allen, Alley, Alleyn, Alleyne, Allie, Allin, Allon, Allyn, Alon, Alun and Alyn.
For more information, see also the related name Elwyn.
Baby names that sound like Alan are Ilan and Elan.
View a list of the 10 names that reference Alan.
Soul Urge: Alan is a very popular first name for men (#91 out of 1220) and also a very popular surname or last name for both men and women (#23264 out of 88799). (1990 U.S. Census)
Variations Ailin, Alleyne, Ailean, Allayne, Allain, Allen, Allie, Alin, Allyn, Alen, Alair, Alon, Alleyn, Allan, Alley, Alano, Alann, Allon, Alain, Al, Aland, Alun, Alanson, Allin, Alyn
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ppmtoacad
Section: User Commands (1)
Updated: 10 October 1991
Index Return to Main Contents

NAME
ppmtoacad - convert portable pixmap to AutoCAD database or slide
SYNOPSIS
ppmtoacad [-dxb] [-poly] [-background colour] [-white] [-aspect ratio] [-8] [ppmfile]
DESCRIPTION
Reads a portable pixmap as input. Produces an AutoCAD® slide file or binary database import (.dxb) file as output. If no ppmfile is specified, input is read from standard input.
OPTIONS
-dxb
An AutoCAD binary database import (.dxb) file is written. This file is read with the DXBIN command and, once loaded, becomes part of the AutoCAD geometrical database and can be viewed and edited like any other object. Each sequence of identical pixels becomes a separate object in the database; this can result in very large AutoCAD drawing files. However, if you want to trace over a bitmap, it lets you zoom and pan around the bitmap as you wish.
-poly
If the -dxb option is not specified, the output of ppmtoacad is an AutoCAD slide file. Normally each row of pixels is represented by an AutoCAD line entity. If -poly is selected, the pixels are rendered as filled polygons. If the slide is viewed on a display with higher resolution than the source pixmap, this will cause the pixels to expand instead of appearing as discrete lines against the screen background colour. Regrettably, this representation yields slide files which occupy more disc space and take longer to display.
-background colour
Most AutoCAD display drivers can be configured to use any available colour as the screen background. Some users perfer a black screen background, others white, while splinter groups advocate burnt ocher, tawny puce, and shocking grey. Discarding pixels whose closest AutoCAD colour representation is equal to the background colour can substantially reduce the size of the AutoCAD database or slide file needed to represent a bitmap. If no -background colour is specified, the screen background colour is assumed to be black. Any AutoCAD colour number may be specified as the screen background; colour numbers are assumed to specify the hues defined in the standard AutoCAD 256 colour palette.
-white
Since many AutoCAD users choose a white screen background, this option is provided as a short-cut. Specifying -white is identical in effect to -background 7.
-aspect ratio
If the source pixmap had non-square pixels, the ratio of the pixel width to pixel height should be specified as ratio. The resulting slide or .dxb file will be corrected so that pixels on the AutoCAD screen will be square. For example, to correct an image made for a 320x200 VGA/MCGA screen, specify -aspect 0.8333.
-8
Restricts the colours in the output file to the 8 RGB shades.
All flags can be abbreviated to their shortest unique prefix.
BUGS
AutoCAD has a fixed palette of 256 colours, distributed along the hue, lightness, and saturation axes. Pixmaps which contain many nearly-identical colours, or colours not closely approximated by AutoCAD's palette, may be poorly rendered.
ppmtoacad works best if the system displaying its output supports the full 256 colour AutoCAD palette. Monochrome, 8 colour, and 16 colour configurations will produce less than optimal results.
When creating a .dxb file or a slide file with the -poly option, ppmtoacad finds both vertical and horizontal runs of identical pixels and consolidates them into rectangular regions to reduce the size of the output file. This is effective for images with large areas of constant colour but it's no substitute for true raster to vector conversion. In particular, thin diagonal lines are not optimised at all by this process.
Output files can be huge.
SEE ALSO
AutoCAD Reference Manual: Slide File Format and Binary Drawing Interchange (DXB) Files, ppm(5)
AUTHOR
John Walker
Autodesk SA
Avenue des Champs-Montants 14b
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Permission to use, copy, modify, and distribute this software and its documentation for any purpose and without fee is hereby granted, without any conditions or restrictions. This software is provided ''as is'' without express or implied warranty.
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Using Resource Manager to View the Inventory Data Video
This is an introduction video on using the Resource Manager. You can use the Resource Manager to view all of the inventory data for a single resource using the Symantec Management Console. The Resource Manager displays basic inventory, more detailed inventory data that the Inventory Solution gathers, status of the inventory data, and custom data of the managed computer.
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: 2013-05-21 11:47
I basically agree with Alain that the real problem is that one cannot refer to values in an absolute way.
I'm afraid there is no really clean solution for that, as the ability to hide components is an essential part of the ML module system.
But one could imagine a way to control scope.
I'm not a fan of scope capture or module naming, because this adds a new category of binders, whereas the real problem is how to refer to them, more than how to bind them. Moreover if you refer to them using the usual dot notation, it looks like a scope is a module, which of course is not the case.
(Note that I'm not following the discussion on namespaces, which may be related)
A simple approach would be to use modules names as scope markers, and to refer to scopes using a new syntax, moving in a stack of environments. Everytime you enter a new named module (or module type), you push the current environment with the previous name.
A syntax could be:
^ would mean the global scope (only builtins and definitions from cmi's)
^M would mean go back to the scope inside module M (which must enclose the current position)
and since there maybe several modules with the same name, one could further allow nesting
^M^M: go back to module M inside module M (the default being the most external one).
type t = t1
module M = struct
 type t = t2
 module N = struct
 type t = t3
 end
 module P = struct
 type t = t4
 module M = struct
 type t = t5
 module type S = sig
 type t1 = ^.t
 type t2 = ^M.t
 type t3 = ^M.N.t (* or just N.t if N is not shadowed *)
 type t4 = ^P.t
 type t5 = ^M^M.t
 end
 end
 end
end
Actually I'm not sure starting from the outermost scope is the right approach, w.r.t refactoring.
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lpw25 (developer)
2013-05-21 14:17
edited on: 2013-05-21 14:23
> A simple approach would be to use modules names as scope markers, and to refer to scopes using a new syntax, moving in a stack of environments. Everytime you enter a new named module (or module type), you push the current environment with the previous name.
This solution doesn't address the problem of unnamed modules (in particular
functors). In general I dislike these kind of solutions because they seem to
treat modules as static containers, and in doing so relegate functors to a kind
of second-class status.
> (Note that I'm not following the discussion on namespaces, which may be related)
Since namespaces are essentially named environments, this might be the best
route to a general solution. The ability to create a namespace by hand (or to
capture the current environment as a namespace) would definitely be a full
replacement for "nonrec" and provide a general mechanism for accessing any
previously defined component:
 module F = functor (M: sig end) -> struct
 type t = A | B
 open namespace {{ type t }} as N (* use an "open" syntax to emphasise that N will not be part of the struct *)
 module M = struct
 type t = N#t * string
 end
 end
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garrigue (manager)
2013-05-21 14:36
> > A simple approach would be to use modules names as scope markers, and to refer to scopes using a new syntax, moving in a stack of environments. Everytime you enter a new named module (or module type), you push the current environment with the previous name.
> This solution doesn't address the problem of unnamed modules (in particular
> functors). In general I dislike these kind of solutions because they seem to
> treat modules as static containers, and in doing so relegate functors to a kind
> of second-class status.
This is not the case.
Functors can be just handled the same way as modules:
module F = functor (X : argsig) -> body
in both body and argsig you can refer to locally shadowed definitions coming from outside of F.
I see no real difference. If you have a submodule inside body you can also use ^F to refer to definitions in body outside of this submodule.
The point is that to use several times the same name you need nesting, and to get nesting you need to name modules anyway.
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lpw25 (developer)
2013-05-21 15:04
> If you have a submodule inside body you can also use ^F to refer to definitions in body outside of this submodule.
I see, so ^M refers to the "module M = module_expr" construct itself rather than to the module M.
> The point is that to use several times the same name you need nesting, and to get nesting you need to name modules anyway.
This is not technically true, you can put module expressions (and therefore create nested scopes) in other places than "module M = ..." :
 type t = A
 include (struct
 type t = B
 module M = struct
 type t = t * int
 end
 end : sig end)
or
 type t = A
 let m =
 (module struct
 type t = B
 module M = struct
 type t = t * int
 end
 end)
although these are obviously less important than functors.
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garrigue (manager)
2013-05-23 07:10
edited on: 2013-05-23 07:33
> I see, so ^M refers to the "module M = module_expr" construct itself rather than to the module M.
This is the idea.
A more restrictive definition would say: all the names in the current scope that were introduced inside module_expr, but not under another "module N = ..." construct.
I.e. this gives a partition of non-qualified identifiers.
It might be sensible to remove identifiers added through open from this list.
> This is not technically true, you can put module expressions (and therefore create nested scopes) in other places than "module M = ..."
Actually, your example with include is not valid: you end up defining two versions of t, which is not allowed in the same module.
A valid version would replace "type t = B" with "open N", with N containing a type t.
However, I think this goes outside of the original goal, which was about allowing access to t without changing the exported signature: you can already write the same code without using open.
(The problem is also solved by having ^ exclude all names introduced by open)
Concerning first-class modules, they are indeed a way to create modules without the "module" keyword.
However, your code is again easily rewritten as
 let m =
 let module M0 = struct
 type t = B
 module M = struct
 type t = ^M0.t * int
 end
 end in (module M0 : S)
without changing the signature.
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lpw25 (developer)
2013-05-23 12:24
edited on: 2013-05-23 12:30
> Actually, your example with include is not valid: you end up defining two versions of t, which is not allowed in the same module.
It is valid because the signature prevents the double definition. However, these examples don't actually matter, I was only illustrating that it was possible.
Personally, I still don't like this feature because it uses module names to refer to things that are not modules, and I think it will mostly just confuse people. I would prefer either a simple "nonrec" feature or a more general feature built around namespaces (or some other explicit handling of environments).
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yminsky (reporter)
2013-08-02 00:27
This thread seems to have died. What do people think about the original idea of adding a nonrec tag to the compiler? The syntax-extension version we use is an annoyance, and we'd like to stop using it.
My basic view is that it is that nonrec definitions are as natural at the type level as they are at the value level, and it would be best if the compiler made them available.
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yallop (developer)
2014-01-03 02:19
It looks like it's going to be difficult to reach agreement on adding a new keyword. How about introducing a different binding symbol for simple non-recursive aliases?
 type t
 module M = struct
 type t := t
 end
(cf. make's recursively expanded vs simply expanded variables, which also use '=' and ':=' respectively: _URL_ [^])
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gasche (developer)
2014-01-03 09:50
It's a bit doubtful as it mirrors the syntax for destructive substitution, and it's not regular (while we could allow both "rec" and "nonrec" on all binding forms, irrespectively of what their default is). I'm sorry to find myself in the position of impeding


text:
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RFC: Remove preg_replace /e modifier
 - Version: 1.0
 - Date: 2012-02-04
 - Author: Nikita Popov _EMAIL_
 - Status: Implemented
This RFC aims at deprecating and subsequently removing the /e modifier (PREG_REPLACE_EVAL) that preg_replace provides.
What does the /e modifier do?
Quoting the PHP manual:
If this modifier is set, preg_replace() does normal substitution of backreferences in the replacement string,
evaluates it as PHP code, and uses the result for replacing the search string. Single quotes, double quotes,
backslashes (\) and NULL chars will be escaped by backslashes in substituted backreferences.
$code = preg_replace('((.*?))e', '"". strtoupper("$2"). ""', $code); // uppercases headings
There are several serious issues with the /e modifier:
Security issues
As /e evaluates arbitrary PHP code it can easily be exploited if user input is not carefully validated or sanitized.
For example the above example can be used to execute arbitrary PHP code by passing the string {${eval($_GET[php_code])}}. The evaluted code in this case would be "". strtoupper("{${eval($_GET[php_code])}}"). "" and as such execute any PHP code passed in the php_code GET variable.
An example of a larger project which suffered from such a code injection vulnerability is RoundCube (see this changeset).
A both more secure and cleaner approach is the use of preg_replace_callback:
 function ($m) {
 return "". strtoupper($m[2]). "";
When passing the above exploit code ({${eval($_GET[php_code])}}) into this function the result will just be {${EVAL($_GET[PHP_CODE])}} and no code will be executed.
But we don't remove eval() either, do we?
The use of the /e modifier is not comparable to the use of eval(). *Any* use of /e can be replaced with a safer and cleaner use of preg_replace_callback. eval() on the other hand has *some* valid use cases which can not be implemented in any other (sane) way.
Additionally it is much easier to create a vunerability with /e than it is with eval. Firstly many people don't understand PCRE well enough to distinguish whether a use of /e is safe or not. But more importantly the fact that addslashes() is applied to all substituted backreferences creates a false feeling of security (as seen above it can be easily circumvented.)
Overescaping of quotes
The application of addslashes on all substituted backreferences not only isn't helping security, but additionally also results in unexpected behavior when the input contains quotes:
addslashes always escapes both quote types, but only one of them needs escaping (e.g. in double quoted strings only " should be escaped and in single quoted strings only'should be escaped). This will result in one of the quote types to be overescaped. E.g. if Hallo 'World' is passed into the above function the result would be HALLO \'WORLD\' (note the additional backslashes).
This behavior makes /e unusable in many cases (or people just use it anyways, without knowing that it is broken).
Use as obfuscation in exploit scripts
Various exploit scripts use the /e modifier to obfuscate their intention. Some examples from a quick SO search:
This obfuscation hides scripts from grep-like searches (as preg_replace is usually considered a "good" function). Additionally - as you can see in the second link - it is possible to obfuscate the use of the /e modifier itself, making it even harder to find.
Obviously the use by exploit scripts is not bad per se (most exploit scripts also use echo and we better keep that), so don't put too much weight on this argument ;)
The /e modifier has little to no valid uses but imposes a rather big security risk. As it can in any case be replaced by a callback there would be no loss in functionality.
The vote ended with 23 in favor and 4 against the proposal.
Current state
The /e modifier has been deprecated in trunk in _URL_ It will be removed at some later point in time.
rfc/remove_preg_replace_eval_modifier.txt · Last modified: 2017/09/22 13:28 (external edit)


lxc-monitor
Name
lxc-monitor -- monitor the container state
Synopsis
lxc-monitor -n name
Description
lxc-monitor monitors the state of the specified containers. The name can be a regular expression, conforming with posix2, so it is possible to monitor all the containers, several of them or just one.
Common Options
These options are common to most of lxc commands.
-?, -h, --help
Print a longer usage message than normal.
--usage
Give the usage message
-q, --quiet
mute on
-o, --logfile=FILE
Output to an alternate log FILE. The default is no log.
-l, --logpriority=LEVEL
Set log priority to LEVEL. The default log priority is ERROR. Possible values are : FATAL, CRIT, WARN, ERROR, NOTICE, INFO, DEBUG.
Note that this option is setting the priority of the events log in the alternate log file. It do not have effect on the ERROR events log on stderr.
-n, --name=NAME
Use container identifier NAME. The container identifier format is an alphanumeric string.
Examples
lxc-monitor -n foo
will monitor the different states for container foo.
lxc-monitor -n 'foo|bar'
will monitor the different states for container foo and bar.
lxc-monitor -n '[f|b].*'
will monitor the different states for container with the name beginning with letter 'f' or 'b'.
lxc-monitor -n '.*'
will monitor the different states for all containers.
Diagnostic
The container was not found
The specified container was not created before with the lxc-create command.
See Also
regex(7),
See Also
lxc(1), lxc-create(1), lxc-destroy(1), lxc-start(1), lxc-stop(1), lxc-execute(1), lxc-kill(1), lxc-console(1), lxc-monitor(1), lxc-wait(1), lxc-cgroup(1), lxc-ls(1), lxc-ps(1), lxc-info(1), lxc-freeze(1), lxc-unfreeze(1), lxc.conf(5)
Author
Daniel Lezcano


text:
Consider adding a calf cart to your maternity pen area. At Duo Dairy in Loveland, Colo., a small, hard-plastic cart is stored in the maternity area to assist employees and improve biosecurity. Here are a few ways it helps:
- The employees place fresh straw in the cart and have it nearby when a cow delivers. "If assistance is required, such as with dystocia births, the calf is delivered directly into the cart," says herd veterinarian Greg Goddell. This makes it easy to provide any extra assistance to the calf and limits the exposure to pathogens that may be in the hospital area.
- If a cow delivers on her own, the cart can ease an employee's job of moving the newborn to the calf facility. The cart can be wheeled right into the pen.
- If you are trying to avoid the spread of Johne's you can place the calf in the cart after delivery and allow the dam to clean the animal through a headlock. This stops the calf from suckling the dam and picking up Johne's from the environment.


text:
Rain can be a relaxing event that can make you peaceful as you hear the calming raindrops on your window sill. For many people, the rain can make them cozy and create inner peace in them. For others, the rain symbolism is far different – it can be a symbol of cleansing and clarity.
But there are also some other meanings of rain. It can be used as a symbol of sadness and melancholy, which is especially typical in literature and works of art, as well as movies. It's also a common symbol of romance, as it's used in many romantic movies and romantic literature, especially in those famous scenes where protagonists make love in the rain.
Rain symbolism has many different meanings. It's a very wide-ranging symbolism that can have different implications when used in different settings. Let's take a look at some of the main meanings of rain and how it's used in literature and movies.
Rain Symbolism: 7 Meanings
What are some of the main meanings we connect to rain?
Rain cleanses the dirtiness and pollution physically, but also mentally. This rain symbolism is commonly seen in movies where it's used as a sort of cathartic quality that cleanses one's soul. It acts as this redeeming event that can free one's soul and remove all the bad thoughts and negativity out of one's mind.
But rain is also good for cleansing the air and removing pollution. Have you ever seen how clean the air is after a rainfall? You'll probably be able to see for miles and miles, which was previously not possible.
2. Sadness and Depression
Rain can also undertake a fairly negative role, in that it might inspire feelings of sadness and depression. When it rains, it's dark, which might bring out negativity and empower the negative feelings and thoughts within us.
That's why you might feel the blues when it rains. It's scientifically correct that rain might cause feelings of sadness, and that's why many people don't like rain. This negative meaning of rain is commonly depicted in movies to inspire melancholy and feelings of sadness and depression (more on that later).
Perhaps surprisingly, there's a calming quality of rain, too. When it rains calmly and when there is no wind, it might even be a symbol of calmness. But that's different when a storm comes by and sweeps up everything in front of it.
It forces us to retreat indoors and take a moment to think about ourselves and our surroundings. While some people might not like this, it's a good opportunity for many to take a closer look at their feelings.
Also, rain is often welcome for many trying to fall asleep. It can be calming listening to raindrops fall on the window sill as you're trying to fall asleep or calm down from a stressful day.
Rain is also often an obstacle that prevents someone from achieving a greater goal. It can be quite unpleasant to be outside when it rains, so it prevents us from going outside in the first place.
That's why it's earned its reputation for being a symbol of negativity and as an obstacle. But in movies, for instance, it's used as a symbol to portray a character's mental strength and determination in order to overcome this problem.
5. Rebirth and Growth
Without rain and water, life on earth would be impossible. It's responsible for keeping the life cycle alive, as it helps flowers and species on Earth grow. It provides them with fluids in order to keep alive and keep growing and keep the life cycle going.
Lakes would empty and seas would drain without adequate portions of rain. And when there would be no water on earth, life would be practically impossible. Even though it might be unpleasant when it rains, it's necessary for keeping us alive and for keeping other species alive, too.
Rain creates fertile ground. Back when people had no irrigation systems, they relied heavily on rain to help them grow their crops. But when there was no rain, their crops wouldn't grow, which would result in poverty and famine.
Today, we've developed different systems for growing plants, but rain is still essential for growth and fertility. Some Indian peoples and Egyptians used the rain symbol to portray fertility, and it was often seen as a symbol of good luck which would help them grow more crops and survive more comfortably.
When it rains, the weather changes. There's a well-known saying that says "the sun always shines after the rain", which means that rain is necessary in order for positive change to happen.
We can connect that with almost all our difficulties in life. It might be difficult at the start, but it's absolutely necessary to allow us to change and grow. Without rain, there would be no change.
Rain Symbolism in Literature and Film
Because of its highly symbolic nature, rain is commonly used in literature and films. It can have several different meanings, so let's take a look at some of them.
Rain is often used as a predicting symbol in movies. It can symbolize that the story is about to take a negative turn, or that negative events are about to happen. In movies, rain might start to fall right before a big event, or it might coincide with the event.
It might happen before a traumatic scene in the movie, for instance. Dark clouds are present, and there might be heavy rainfall to inspire feelings of anticipation in viewers.
Rain is commonly present in romance movies, especially where it's used as a symbol of love. This leads to many scenes of "kissing in the rain" and other romance scenes where rain is used as a background event to encourage the feeling of romance.
The list of movies where rain is falling during a romantic scene is wide. Some of the most well-known ones include Spiderman, Breakfast at Tiffany's, The Notebook, Singin' in the Rain, A Cinderella Story, Australia, and several others.
When a character goes through a tough period during a movie, there might be a scene where the character is seen walking through the rain. This rain might symbolize a traumatic event that might have happened to the character, and it's almost an effect that's used to inspire some sympathy for the character.
However, it normally happens that the character is able to withstand the storm and move through the rain. This is used to portray the determined character of the protagonist where the protagonist overcomes the rain.
Have you ever wondered what rain can symbolize? You might have associated with negative feelings only, but rain can have several other meanings. Rain symbolism represents cleansing, calmness, growth and fertility, and even rebirth.
It's also a favorite symbol for moviemakers and literature writers who use rain as a symbol of foreshadowing. It's also commonly present in romantic scenes but also to portray a protagonist's high level of mental strength.
I'm Chris and I run this website – a resource about symbolism, metaphors, idioms, and a whole lot more! Thanks for dropping by.


2.1.40 ProjectSearch
Description
Query objects inside Origin
Syntax
VB: Function ProjectSearch(text As ByVal String) As String
C++: LPCSTR ProjectSearch(LPCSTR text )
C#: string ProjectSearch(string text )
Parameters
text
The string contains the content for searching
Return
The ProjectSearch method returns XML string as search result.
Remark
Examples
Python
EX1
import OriginExt as O
app = O.Application(); app.Visible = app.MAINWND_SHOW
pageName = app.CreatePage(app.OPT_WORKSHEET)
searchResult = app.ProjectSearch("1")
print(searchResult)
EX2
import OriginExt as O
import os
str = input('to search for:')
root = 'c:\\tmp\\'
flist = []
for fn in os.listdir(root):
 if fn.endswith('.opju') or fn.endswith('.opj'):
 fullpath = root + fn
 flist.append(fullpath)

app = O.Application()
found=[]
for afile in flist:
 if app.Load(afile):
 result = app.ProjectSearch(str)
 app.Execute('doc -s')#to prevent asking to save
 if len(result) > 10:
 print('*',end='')
 found.append(afile)
 else:
 print('.',end='')
print('done')
for fopj in found:
 print(fopj)

app.Exit()
del app
Version Information
Origin 2018 SR0
See Also
GetFinder


text:
Main Article Content
Purpose: To investigate the effect of different oligosaccharides on the physicochemical properties of corn starch.
Methods: The blue value and retrogradation of corn starch were evaluated following the addition of different oligosaccharides and compared with control. Pasting properties, melting enthalpy and melting temperature were determined by rapid viscosity analysis (RVA) and differential scanning calorimetry (DSC).
Results: Maltose, lactose and fructo-oligosaccharides significantly affected iodine binding ability of corn starch. Retrogradation of corn starch was significantly inhibited by maltose, xylooligosaccharide and fructooligosaccharides. RVA analysis showed that the addition of oligosaccharides increased the peak viscosity of corn starch (from 3180 cP to 3687 cP) but decreased that of corn starch (from 896cP to 625 cP). DSC analysis showed that there was a large reduction in recrystallisation of corn starch by oligosaccharide. The samples containing xylooligosaccharide and fructooligosaccharides showed lower melting enthalpy (142.7 J/g and 143.5 J/g, respectively) than that of control (209.4 J/g), and their onset temperature (-10.9 °C and -8.89 °C, respectively) were also lower than that of control (-5.92 °C). In addition, the melting enthalpy and melting temperature of the samples containing oligosaccharides also showed lower values than those of control during storage.
Conclusion: The finding that oligosaccharides modify the physicochemical properties of corn starch would be of practical importance in broadening their application prospects of the starch in the food and pharmaceutical industries.
Keywords: Corn starch, Oligosaccharides, Pasting properties, Iodine binding, Retrogradation, Water activity, Enthalpy


alternative access method below does not apply to setting orientation.
Alternative access method
Extending the JSON Wire Protocol is great, but it means that the various WebDriver language bindings will have to implement access to these endpoints in their own way. Naturally, this will take different amounts of time depending on the project. We have instituted a way to get around this delay, by using driver.execute() with special parameters.
POST session/:sessionId/execute takes two JSON parameters: * script (usually a snippet of javascript) * args (usually an array of arguments passed to that snippet in the javascript engine)
In the case of these new mobile methods, script must be one of: * mobile: tap * mobile: flick * mobile: swipe * mobile: scrollTo * mobile: scroll * mobile: shake (The mobile: prefix allows us to route these requests to the appropriate endpoint).
And args will be an array with one element: a Javascript object defining the parameters for the corresponding function. So, let's say I want to call tap on a certain screen position. I can do so by calling driver.execute with these JSON parameters:
{
 "script": "mobile: tap",
 "args": [{
 "x": 0.8,
 "y": 0.4
 }]
}
In this example, our new tap method will be called with the x and y params as described above.
Code examples
In these examples, note that the element parameter is always optional.
Tap
driver.elementsByTagName('tableCell', function(err, els) {
var tapOpts = {
 x: 150 // in pixels from left
 , y: 30 // in pixels from top
 , element: els[4].value // the id of the element we want to tap
};
driver.execute("mobile: tap", [tapOpts], function(err) {
 // continue testing
});
});
WebElement row = driver.findElements(By.tagName("tableCell")).get(4);
JavascriptExecutor js = (JavascriptExecutor) driver;
HashMap<String, Double> tapObject = new HashMap<String, Double>();
tapObject.put("x", 150); // in pixels from left
tapObject.put("y", 30); // in pixels from top
tapObject.put("element", ((RemoteWebElement) row).getId()); // the id of the element we want to tap
js.executeScript("mobile: tap", tapObject);
//In iOS app, if UI element visbile property is "false".
//Using element location tap on it.
WebElement element = wd.findElement(By.xpath("//window[1]/scrollview[1]/image[1]"));
JavascriptExecutor js = (JavascriptExecutor) wd;
HashMap<String, Double> tapObject = new HashMap<String, Double>();
tapObject.put("x", (double) element.getLocation().getX());
tapObject.put("y", (double) element.getLocation().getY());
tapObject.put("duration", 0.1);
js.executeScript("mobile: tap", tapObject);
driver.execute_script("mobile: tap", {"touchCount":"1", "x":"0.9", "y":"0.8", "element":element.id})
@driver.execute_script 'mobile: tap', :x => 150, :y => 30
b = @driver.find_element :name, 'Sign In'
@driver.execute_script 'mobile: tap', :element => b.ref
Dictionary<String, Double> coords = new Dictionary<string, double>();
coords.Add("x", 12);
coords.Add("y", 12);
driver.ExecuteScript("mobile: tap", coords);
Flick
// options for a 2-finger flick from the center of the screen to the top left
var flickOpts = {
endX: 0
, endY: 0
, touchCount: 2
};
driver.execute("mobile: flick", [flickOpts], function(err) {
// continue testing
});
JavascriptExecutor js = (JavascriptExecutor) driver;
HashMap<String, Double> flickObject = new HashMap<String, Double>();
flickObject.put("endX", 0);
flickObject.put("endY", 0);
flickObject.put("touchCount", 2);
js.executeScript("mobile: flick", flickObject);
Swipe
Note: Swiping is unfortunately broken in iOS7, because of a bug in Apple's frameworks. For iOS7, see mobile: scroll as a workaround that works for most cases.
// options for a slow swipe from the right edge of the screen to the left
var swipeOpts = {
startX: 0.95
, startY: 0.5
, endX: 0.05
, endY: 0.5
, duration: 1.8
};
driver.execute("mobile: swipe", [swipeOpts], function(err) {
// continue testing
});
JavascriptExecutor js = (JavascriptExecutor) driver;
HashMap<String, Double> swipeObject = new HashMap<String, Double>();
swipeObject.put("startX", 0.95);
swipeObject.put("startY", 0.5);
swipeObject.put("endX", 0.05);
swipeObject.put("endY", 0.5);
swipeObject.put("duration", 1.8);
js.executeScript("mobile: swipe", swipeObject);
Scroll
// scroll the view down
driver.execute("mobile: scroll", [{direction: 'down'}], function(err) {
// continue testing
});
JavascriptExecutor js = (JavascriptExecutor) driver;
HashMap<String, String> scrollObject = new HashMap<String, String>();
scrollObject.put("direction", "down");
scrollObject.put("element", ((RemoteWebElement) element).getId());
js.executeScript("mobile: scroll", scrollObject);
Slider
iOS
// slider values can be string representations of numbers between 0 and 1
// e.g., "0.1" is 10%, "1.0" is 100%
WebElement slider = wd.findElement(By.xpath("//window[1]/slider[1]"));
slider.sendKeys("0.1");
Android
The best way to interact with the slider on Android is with the 'mobile: tap' gesture. It is difficult to find a reliable way to set a specific percentage that works on all screen sizes, however. Therefore, it is recommended to write tests that focus on minimum, 50%, and maximum.
# 0%
@driver.execute_script 'mobile: tap', :x =>slider.location.x, :y =>slider.location.y
# 100%
@driver.execute_script 'mobile: tap', :x =>slider.location.x + slider.size.width - 1, :y =>slider.location.y
# 50%
slider.click
Set orientation
driver.setOrientation("LANDSCAPE", function(err) {
// continue testing
});
driver.orientation = "LANDSCAPE"
Scroll To
 b = @driver.find_element :name, 'Sign In'
 @driver.execute_script 'mobile: scrollTo', :element => b.ref
JavascriptExecutor js = (JavascriptExecutor) driver;
WebElement element = wd.findElement(By.name("Log In"));;
HashMap<String, String> scrollToObject = new HashMap<String, String>();
scrollToObject.put("element",((RemoteWebElement) element).getId());
js.executeScript("mobile: scrollTo", scrollToObject);
longTap
// long tap an element
//
Dictionary<string, object> parameters = new Dictionary<string, object


text:
Existing fleet excluded from FAA proposal
WASHINGTON (Feb. 13, 2024) – The National Transportation Safety Board Tuesday again called on the Federal Aviation Administration to require all existing airplanes that require a cockpit voice recorder and a flight data recorder to be retrofitted with devices capable of recording 25 hours of audio, instead of the current standard of two hours.
NTSB investigators were unable to hear cockpit voice recorder audio from the Jan. 5 Alaska Airlines accident because the data was overwritten. Since 2018, at least 14 NTSB investigations have been hampered because cockpit voice recorder, or CVR, data were overwritten, including seven serious runway incursions that occurred in early 2023.
"In the recent Alaska Airlines door plug blowout accident, our investigators don't have the CVR audio to fully understand all of the challenges the flight crew faced in response to the emergency," said NTSB Chair Jennifer Homendy. "Any investigation in which the CVR audio is overwritten and unavailable to us, means that we may miss opportunities to address safety issues identified on recordings. And that's unacceptable."
The FAA recently announced plans to align with rules and standards already in place in Europe and at the International Civil Aviation Organization by requiring newly manufactured airplanes to have 25-hour CVRs. The FAA proposal would not apply to the current fleet, even though airplanes can be in service for decades.
In a response to the FAA's notice of proposed rulemaking, the NTSB challenged the FAA's assertion that retrofitting the fleet is too expensive. The NTSB said a retrofit would apply to about 13,500 aircraft -- less than half of the 29,561 the FAA estimated in its cost/benefit analysis.
In 2018, after a near-collision involving numerous wide-body jets loaded with passengers at San Francisco International Airport, the NTSB issued two CVR recommendations to the FAA:
- Require all newly manufactured airplanes that must have a CVR be fitted with a CVR capable of recording the last 25 hours of audio.
- By January 1, 2024, require retrofit of all CVRs on all airplanes required to carry both a CVR and a flight data recorder with a CVR capable of recording the last 25 hours of audio.
"CVRs are among the most valuable tools for accident investigation because they provide contemporaneous information on flight crew intentions and coordination as well other factors, such as procedural compliance, workload, fatigue, and situational awareness," said Tim LeBaron, director of the NTSB's Office of Aviation Safety. "This information is critical to our ability to conduct more thorough investigations and target safety recommendations more effectively."
Read NTSB's full comments to the FAA's NPRM.
To report an incident/accident or if you are a public safety agency, please call _PHONE_ or _PHONE_ to speak to a Watch Officer at the NTSB Response Operations Center (ROC) in Washington, DC (24/7).


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Bottom Camera Position
Now that we know the offset from the top camera to the nozzle, we can use the nozzle to set our bottom camera position.
 1. Navigate to Machine Setup > Cameras > OpenPnpCaptureCamera Bottom. Select the bottom camera
 2. Click on the Position tab. Select the position tab
 3. Home your LumenPnP. Home the machine
 4. Select the Nozzle: N1 from the machine controls dropdown. Select nozzle from machine control dropdown
 5. Click the "Position tool over location" button to bring the left nozzle roughly above the bottom camera. Position the toolhead over the bottom camera
 6. Jog the toolhead until the left nozzle is directly in the center of the bottom camera's vision. Position the toolhead over the bottom camera precisely
 7. Click the "Capture Toolhead Location" button to calculate the correct position for the bottom camera. Make sure your Z height is at 31.5. If it isn't, manually enter 31.5 into the Z field. Store the camera location
 8. Click the Apply button to save the new camera position. Save the camera location
Next Steps
Next is Nozzle Tip Calibration.


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I have a geopandas GeoDataFrame with Polygon geometry and I am calculating the area of the polygon, however, I am not sure what the unit is for the area.
import geopandas as gpd
from shapely.geometry import Polygon
 # create two dummy polygons
 poly1 = Polygon([(35.8,-98.666), (35.81,-98.656), (35.822,-98.662), (35.824,-98.678)])
 poly2 = Polygon([(35.527,-98.709), (35.537,-98.699), (35.55,-98.706), (35.552,-98.722)])
 # create a geopandas DataFrame with two rows
 data = {'name': ['Polygon 1', 'Polygon 2'], 'geometry': [poly1, poly2]}
 df = gpd.GeoDataFrame(data, crs='EPSG:4326')
I'd like to reproject the geometry and calculate the area in square meters or another linear unit, however, I have been having issues with re-projection and transforming geometries:
 'df['geometry'][0].area'
when I attempt to convert the crs to a projected coordinate reference system, I get Polygon (Inf Inf....).
df.to_crs('EPSG:32610', inplace=True)
df.crs
Expected output is to calculate the area() in square meters units.
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 Does this answer help? Are you sure your input coordinates are long/lat?
 – Mike T
 May 3, 2023 at 1:46
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 Why would you expect that to work? Your dummy coordinates are nowhere near your UTM Zone. Try dummy coords actually in UTM zone 10N like poly1 = Polygon([(-125,49), (-124,49), (-124,50), (-125,50)]). Or provide us with some actual data so we can test and replicate.
 – user2856
 May 3, 2023 at 3:48
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 Does this answer your question? Calculating the Area by Square Feet with Geopandas
 – gene
 May 3, 2023 at 9:05
 - Or project into EPSG:32631 (WGS 84 / UTM zone 31 North) where your test latitudes and longitudes would fall.
 – mkennedy
 May 3, 2023 at 12:33
 - @user2856 I have updated the post with some actual data. The geometries represent locations in Texas.
 – kms
 May 3, 2023 at 16:45
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Have you reversed lat and long? If you swap them it works:
import geopandas as gpd
from shapely.geometry import Polygon
coords1 = [(35.8,-98.666), (35.81,-98.656), (35.822,-98.662), (35.824,-98.678)]
coords1 = [x[::-1] for x in coords1] #Reverse lat lon
#[(-98.666, 35.8), (-98.656, 35.81), (-98.662, 35.822), (-98.678, 35.824)]
coords2 = [(35.527,-98.709), (35.537,-98.699), (35.55,-98.706), (35.552,-98.722)]
coords2 = [x[::-1] for x in coords2]
poly1 = Polygon(coords1)
poly2= Polygon(coords2)
data = {'name': ['Polygon 1', 'Polygon 2'], 'geometry': [poly1, poly2]}
df = gpd.GeoDataFrame(data, crs='EPSG:4326')
df.apply(lambda x: x.geometry.is_valid, axis=1)
#0 True
#1 True
df = df.to_crs(epsg=26915)
df.apply(lambda x: x.geometry.is_valid, axis=1)
# 0 True #Both were invalid with your original coordinates
# 1 True
df["area_m2"] = df.geometry.area
# 0 2.722672e+06
# 1 2.904215e+06
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 - I swapped the axes to long, lat ...POLYGON ((-97.489 28.834, -97.479 28.844, -97.... and then gdf.geometry.area, I am still not seeing the values in square meters. The crs of the geoDataFrame is Projected CRS: EPSG:26915
 – kms
 May 4, 2023 at 18:45
 - I get approximately 0.000570 when running .area() method on geometry column.
 – kms
 May 4, 2023 at 21:26
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text: Scattering of elastic waves by an alluvial valley of arbitrary shape is investigated. The valley, embedded into linearly elastic, homogeneous, and isotropic half-space, is subjected to incident plane harmonic wave. Surface displacement field is evaluated numerically for semi-elliptical alluvial valley and incident SH, P, SV, and Rayleigh waves for different depths of the alluvial valley. The results indicate that the interface depth might influence differently the surface displacement field for different incident waves and at different frequencies. At low frequency (Ω = 0.4) and fixed angle of incidence (θo = 30°), the surface displacement field due to SH waves is less sensitive to the increase in the interface depth compared to surface motion due to P and SV waves. At higher frequency (Ω = 1), the surface motion is very sensitive upon the change in depth of the interface.


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In Team Cherry's Hollow Knight, there are a lot of areas with their own kinds of enemies. One of these areas is The Hive.
Under Kingdom's Edge is a large community of bees called The Hive. The Hive is built from brown and translucent honey-like materials. In addition, the architecture in the area follows a hexagonal shape just like honeycombs.
In The Hive, the Knight will encounter different kinds of enemies: Hivelings, Hive Soldiers, Hive Husks, Hive Guardians, and the Hive Knight who is the optional boss of the area.
In this area, the Knight can also encounter and obtain a lot of items: ten Geo Deposits (with two only reachable by entering the north entrance), two Grubs (with one only reachable by entering the north entrance), a Mask Shard, a Whispering Root with 20 essences, and the Hiveblood Charm which you can only obtain after defeating the Hive Knight.
Reach The Hive
Before being able to reach The Hive, the Knight must first obtain the Tram Pass, which can be found in the wreck of a tram in the Failed Tramway in Deepnest, to access Kingdom's Edge.
After obtaining the Tram Pass, this is what the Knight must do:
- From Deepnest or Ancient Basin, enter the Tram and interact with the glowing button in the rightmost part of the Tram (if you start from Deepnest, interact with the glowing button twice to reach Kingdom's Edge).
- Next, exit the Tram and proceed to the right where you'll encounter spike pits, which you can easily jump and dash over
- Continue to the right until you reach a wall and two Hivelings. Kill the Hivelings then with the Soul gained from killing them, cast the Vengeful Spirit/Shade Soul Spell on the wall to break it and reveal a pathway (going up the wall and exiting above leads to Kingdom's Edge).
Once in The Hive, the Knight can open a path that can help access the further depths of The Hive. Just continue on the path of the area until you reach this part of the map:
Then, there will be a breakable wall that leads back to Kingdom's Edge.
Additionally, there is another entrance to The Hive but this time it is an isolated part of The Hive which contains a Grub and Geo Deposits. This entrance can be found just before entering Kingdom's Edge's central cliff. You will find a few more stray Hivelings and a breakable floor (exactly before the entrance to the central cliff). Then, this pathway is filled with pools of acid


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 - A Basque Dancer from Head to Toe
 While Basque country is home to many styles of dance, each with variations in dress, there are some basic elements that dance costumes have in common. Most of these pieces are based on traditional everyday clothing, with some embellishments so the dancers are really dressed to impress.
 Six traditional Basque dance troupes will be performing at the Folklife Festival. Even though these groups are from California, Nevada, Idaho, and Utah, they retain many of the classic movements and costumes of performers from their homeland. How many can you spot at the Festival?
 Illustration by Dulcia Halliday
 Illustration by Dulcia Halliday
 The beret, or txapela, is a Basque icon. While the felt hats had been worn by farmers all over northern Europe, Basques made it fashionable. Even Napoleon Bonaparte thought the "Basque berets" were hip, so now they are known as basco in Italian, baskeri in Finnish, and baskenmütze in German.
 Some men's costumes include a cloth sash, or gerriko, either tied around the waist or across one shoulder. Most often these are bright red or green, representing the Basque flag.
 Male dancers wear small bells sewed to a piece of cloth or leather and tied around their shins. Others wear larger bells fastened to their waists. Following a widespread early European superstition, the noisy bells are meant to drive away evil spirits.
 These simple sandals, called abarketa in Basque, are made from either canvas with rope soles or from leather, similar to ballet shoes. Once worn by peasants, then by laborers and military, espadrilles have become fashionable around the world.
 Illustration by Dulcia Halliday
 Illustration by Dulcia Halliday
 Women often wrap a white scarf over their heads. This is the first part of the poxpolin, a costume popularized when women began performing men's dances.
 They usually wear their hair in braids, tied with a ribbon at the top called zintamuxko.
 Around their necks, women and men tie square handkerchiefs, or lepozapi. The colors can indicate the dancers' club, town, or region.
 Rainbows of ribbons are woven into berets, braided into hair, and wrapped around ankles to lace up shoes. They add color to the dancers' costumes and accentuate their motions. Some dances incorporate ribbons into the movements, like the zinta-dantza, a Basque version of the Maypole dance.
 Women dance in long wool skirts. The color and stripes at the bottom traditionally indicate their home region. Over time, it has become more fashionable to shorten the skirts, from just above the ankle to around the knee, exposing voluminous petticoats.
 Color Guide
 According to some Basques, the colors of cloths and ribbons in costumes symbolize certain things. Here is a short guide to those meanings.
 Red = Life, love
 Blue = Heavens
 Green = Regeneration of nature
 White = Purity, innocence
 Join us at the Smithsonian Folklife Festival to see Basque dance performances and learn some steps for yourself. In the Festival Marketplace, located inside the Arts and Industries Building, you will find berets, handkerchiefs, and espadrilles to take home.
 Elisa Hough is the editor for the Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage. Dulcia Halliday is a graphic design intern for the Folklife Festival; she studies graphic design at SUNY New Paltz.


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How to Replace the Motor Pulley in a Maytag Dryer
Maytag automatic dryers use a motor pulley system to control the movement of the tumbler drum. A belt connects to the pulley system and wraps around the drum. Each Maytag dryer model uses the same type of motor pulley system. If the pulley becomes damaged, the belt will not connect properly, preventing the drum from rotating. Replace a faulty motor pulley to keep a Maytag dryer operating properly.
 1. Unplug the power cord from the wall socket. Remove the pair of screws located along the bottom of the front panel.
 2. Lift the front panel straight up to disconnect it from the Maytag dryer.
 3. Disconnect the electrical connector leading to the door switch. Set the front panel aside.
 4. Remove the screws connecting the shroud cover to the dryer cabinet. The shroud cover is a metal object directly in front of the drum. Lift the shroud cover out of the dryer cabinet.
 5. Pull the idler pulley toward the front of the dryer to loosen the belt. Slide the belt off the motor pulley.
 6. Loosen the screws holding the motor pulley in place. Remove the motor pulley from the dryer.
 7. Position the new motor pulley into the dryer cabinet. Connect the screws that hold it in place.
 8. Position the belt around the new motor pulley. Push the idler pulley toward the rear of the dryer to tighten the belt.
 9. Replace the shroud cover inside the Maytag dryer. Connect the screws securing it to the cabinet.
 10. Replace the front panel. Connect the door switch connector into its socket. Install the screws on the bottom of the front panel.
Things You Will Need
 - Phillips screwdriver
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Photographs, Colonial Legacy and Museums in Contemporary European Culture
This project studied the role photographic legacy of colonialism has played in helping determine the multicultural identities of modern Europe. Researchers from the Netherlands, Norway and the United Kingdom explored this through photographic records in museums.
Europe's current multicultural societies have roots in their colonial history, and this project analysed some of these connections. It raised questions about the way experiences from the colonial past have been translated into the postcolonial present and in turn shaped the photographic archive and engagements with it. A key question was in what ways changing conceptual approaches to collections have been determined by social developments in European communities and their relations with their former colonies that have since become independent nations.
PhotoCLEC adopted an ethnographic methodology using museums as 'field sites'. The researchers conducted interviews and explored the collections of photographs. This methodology was applied across all aspects of PhotoCLEC because the different sources of photographs, including exhibitions, displays and collections, were all aspects of the same processes and collection, description, management, policy decisions, political pressures, epistemological assumptions and engagement. This meant that the research provided comparable data about patterns of visibility, the forms of articulation of colonial pasts and the institutional policies that shape these discussions.


text: Lambertville is a City in Hunterdon County, New Jersey, United States. As of the United States 2000 Census, the city population was 3,868. Lambertville was originally incorporated as a town by an Act of the New Jersey Legislature on March 1, 1849, from portions of West Amwell Township. The area was reincorporated as a city on March 26, 1872. Lambertville is located on the Delaware River in the southwestern portion of Hunterdon County. During the 1700s, the City was named after various operators of ferries across the river to Pennsylvania, ultimately becoming known as Coryell's Ferry, after Emanuel Coryell who owned the Ferry. Coryell's Ferry was the western terminus of the New Jersey portion of the York Road (which is now known as U.S. Highway 202) connecting New York City and Philadelphia. The City was named Lambertville in 1814 when the post office was established, in honor of John Lambert, a local resident, who had served as United States Senator and Acting Governor of New Jersey.


Search for a device through the REST API
You can search through all discovered devices on your sensor or console by specifying your criteria (such as IP address or discovery ID) and then export the list of devices and their associated metadata to a file format that is readable through a third-party application like Microsoft Excel or any CSV reader. For example, you might want to view and export the IP addresses of each VMware device on your network.
You can test device search queries before incorporating them into a script by running the queries in the ExtraHop REST API Explorer. This guide includes methods for both the REST API Explorer and a sample Python script.
Before you begin
 - For sensors and ECA VMs, you must have a valid API key to make changes through the REST API and complete the procedures below. (See Generate an API key.)
 - For Reveal(x) 360, you must have valid REST API credentials to make changes through the REST API and complete the procedures below. (See Create REST API credentials.)
Search for a device through the REST API Explorer
Important:The REST API Explorer is not available on Reveal(x) 360.
 1. In a browser, navigate to the REST API Explorer.
 The URL is the hostname or IP address of your sensor or console, followed by /api/v1/explore/. For example, if your hostname is seattle-eda, the URL is https://seattle-eda/api/v1/explore/.
 2. Click Enter API Key and then paste or type your API key into the API Key field.
 3. Click Authorize and then click Close.
 4. Click Device to display device operations.
 5. Click POST /devices/search.
 6. Click Try it out.
 The JSON schema is automatically added to the body parameter text box.
 7. In the body text box, type your search criteria.
 The following search criteria returns a device with an IP address of 10.10.10.200:
 {
 "filter": {
 "field": "ipaddr",
 "operand": "10.10.10.200",
 "operator": "="
 }
 }
 For more information about device search filters, see Operand values for device search.
Retrieve and run the example Python script
The ExtraHop GitHub repository contains an example Python script that searches for a list of devices by IP address. The script then outputs the ExtraHop discovery ID for each IP address.
 1. Go to the ExtraHop code-examples GitHub repository and download the search_device/search_device.py file to your local machine.
 2. In a text editor, open the search_device.py file and replace the configuration variables with information from your environment.
 - For sensors and ECA VMs, specify the following configuration variables:
 HOST: The IP address or hostname of the sensor or ECA VM.
 API_KEY: The API key.
 IP_ADDR_LIST: An array of IP addresses.
 - For Reveal(x) 360, specify the following configuration variables:
 HOST: The hostname of the Reveal(x) 360 API. This hostname is displayed in the Reveal(x) 360 API Access page under API Endpoint. The hostname does not include the /oauth/token.
 ID: The ID of the Reveal(x) 360 REST API credentials.
 SECRET: The secret of the Reveal(x) 360 REST API credentials.
 IP_ADDR_LIST: An array of IP addresses.
 3. Run the following command:
 python3 search_device.py
 Note:If the script returns an error message that the SSL certificate verification failed, make sure that a trusted certificate has been added to your sensor or console. Alternatively, you can add the verify=False option to bypass certificate verification. However, this method is not secure and not recommended. The following code sends an HTTP GET request without certificate verification:
 requests.get(url, headers=headers, verify=False)
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Using the IBM Spectrum Protect web user interface for remote client operations
The IBM Spectrum® Protect backup-archive client provides a web user interface component that you can use to remotely back up or archive data, and to restore or retrieve data that was saved to the IBM Spectrum Protect server.
The IBM Spectrum Protect web user interface can be started and managed independently of web browser software. After you install and configure the web user interface on the workstation (the client workstation) where the backup-archive client is installed, you can log in to the web user interface in a web browser to remotely interact with the backup-archive client. IBM Spectrum Protect administrators can also access the web user interface from the IBM Spectrum Protect Operations Center.
Without console access to the client workstation, an IBM Spectrum Protect administrator can use the web user interface to selectively back up or archive data outside of regularly scheduled backups. The administrator can also restore or retrieve the data remotely in a data recovery situation. The web user interface is primarily used for smaller jobs such as selectively backing up, restoring, archiving, or retrieving files and directories. For larger jobs such as backing up entire file systems by using incremental backups or restoring entire file spaces, use the backup-archive client.
For example, an IBM Spectrum Protect administrator with client access over a client node can be responsible for backing up a client workstation that the administrator does not have physical access to. The administrator can run self-service selective backup and restore operations on this workstation on behalf of the workstation's owner. To fully protect the client workstation, the backup-archive client is configured to run regularly scheduled incremental backups. Full restore operations in a disaster recovery scenario continue to be available with physical access to the client workstation and the backup-archive client command-line interface.
Restrictions:
 - Remote client operations with the web user interface are limited to backing up, restoring, archiving, and retrieving files and folders in a client file system. Backing up network drives or volumes is not supported. To run other types of client operations, use the backup-archive client Java™ GUI or the backup-archive client command-line interface.
 - The web user interface supports only client-to-server communications that use the Transport Layer Security (TLS) or Secure Sockets Layers (SSL) protocols.
 - Some messages that are issued by the IBM Spectrum Protect web user interface in the detailed error information pane contain indeterminate object names because the web user interface cannot obtain the necessary information from the server. For example, if you use the web user interface to retrieve a file from an archive package that was removed from the server after selection but before retrieval completes, you can see the requested objects as placeholders in the error message because the web user interface can no longer obtain the object names on the server as in the following error message that appears in the error information pane:
 ANS1345E No objects on the server match '{0}{1}{2}'


How To Migrate From MOSS 2007 To SharePoint 2010
Are you looking to migrate from MOSS 2007 to SharePoint 2010? Follow our comprehensive guide to ensure a smooth and successful transition.
To migrate from MOSS 2007 to SharePoint 2010, there are several steps that need to be followed:
 1. Take a backup of the content database from MOSS 2007 and set it to read-only.
 2. Restore the content database backup to the SQL Server of SharePoint 2010.
 3. Create a web application in SharePoint 2010.
 4. Attach the MOSS 2007 content databases to SharePoint 2010.
 5. Perform post-migration fixes, such as visual upgrades and testing the migrated sites.
These steps can be performed using methods like database attachment, in-place upgrade, or content migration. It is recommended to thoroughly test and validate the migration in a non-production environment before proceeding with the upgrade.
Steps to Migrate from MOSS 2007 to SharePoint 2010
To successfully migrate from MOSS 2007 to SharePoint 2010, you need to follow a series of important steps. These steps are crucial to ensure a smooth and successful transition and to avoid any potential data loss or disruptions. Let's explore each step in detail:
 1. Backup the content database from your MOSS 2007 environment: Before initiating the migration process, it's essential to take a backup of the content database from your existing MOSS 2007 environment. This backup will serve as a safeguard in case any issues arise during the migration process.
 2. Restore the content database to the SQL Server of SharePoint 2010: Once you have the backup of your content database, restore it to the SQL Server of your SharePoint 2010 environment. This step ensures that all your valuable data and content are transferred to the new platform.
 3. Create a web application in SharePoint 2010: After restoring the content database, the next step is to create a web application in SharePoint 2010. This web application will serve as the foundation for hosting your migrated sites and content.
 4. Attach the MOSS 2007 content databases to SharePoint 2010: Once the web application is set up, you can attach the MOSS 2007 content databases to SharePoint 2010. This process maps the content databases from the old environment to the newly created web application, ensuring seamless access to your data and sites.
 5. Perform post-migration fixes: After attaching the content databases, it's important to carry out post-migration fixes. These fixes may include performing visual upgrades to ensure compatibility with SharePoint 2010's interface, testing the migrated sites for any issues, and making necessary adjustments or configurations.
These steps can be executed using various migration methods such as database attachment, in-place upgrade, or content migration. However, regardless of the method chosen, it is crucial to thoroughly test and validate the migration in a non-production environment before proceeding with the upgrade.
By following these steps and best practices, you can ensure a successful migration from MOSS 2007 to SharePoint 2010, enabling you to leverage the enhanced features and capabilities of the newer version while preserving your valuable data and content.
Step Description
1 Backup MOSS 2007 content database
2 Restore backup to SharePoint 2010 SQL Server
3 Create web application in SharePoint 2010
4 Attach MOSS 2007 content databases to SharePoint 2010
5 Perform post-migration fixes
Migration Methods and Best Practices
There are multiple migration methods you can choose from, but it's important to follow best practices to ensure a successful migration to SharePoint 2010. One method is database attachment, where you take a backup of the content database from MOSS 2007 and restore it to the SQL Server of SharePoint 2010. This allows you to transfer the data and settings from the old version to the new one.
Another option is an in-place upgrade, which involves upgrading the existing MOSS 2007 environment directly to SharePoint 2010. This method is suitable if you want to maintain the same hardware and configurations. However, it is crucial to test and validate the upgrade in a non-production environment to identify and address any compatibility issues before proceeding with the actual migration.
If you prefer a more controlled and granular approach, content migration is a viable method. With this method, you can selectively migrate specific lists, libraries, and sites from MOSS 2007 to SharePoint 2010. This allows you to prioritize and migrate only the necessary content, reducing the risk of migration errors and ensuring a smoother transition.
Regardless of the chosen migration method, it is essential to thoroughly test and validate the migration in a non-production environment. This involves checking the integrity of the migrated content, verifying the functionality and accessibility of sites and workflows, and ensuring that any customizations or third-party solutions work seamlessly in SharePoint 2010.
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Vermiculation is decoration of a surface by means of random channels resembling worm-tracks or honeycomb. In masonry this is typically a process of carving or finishing of building stones with irregular grooves.
In Australian terrace houses, it is often done using the same process with stucco render. Vermiculation is typically found on projecting sections of party walls, where the roof and floors meet with the party walls. It is sometimes also found as a frieze below the cornice or above it on the parapet. Rarely it is found on the facade itself or other stuccoed architectural elements made to resemble stone such as gates.


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Definition of transferral in English:
The action of transferring someone or something: the transferral of ownership in the form of a takeover
More example sentences
- And it acts in a manner no one can yet explain, obeying the law of ownership and transferral.
- Both parties will also identify research areas that will improve the delivery of the TB control programme by monitoring patient transferral.
- Indeed, a number of events since sovereignty transferral in 1997 directly point to that erosion.
Words that rhyme with transferralconferral, deferral, referral
Definition of transferral in:
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Vivado Design Suite Tcl Command Reference Guide (UG835)
Document ID
UG835
Release Date
2024-05-30
Version
2024.1 English
Create a Macro
Syntax
create_macro [‑quiet] [‑verbose] <name>
Usage
Name Description
[-quiet] Ignore command errors
[-verbose] Suspend message limits during command execution
<name> Macro to create.
Categories
XDC
Description
Create a macro for the relative placement of cells.
Macros are primarily used to place small groups of associated cells together to improve resource efficiency and enable faster interconnections. The create_macro command lets you define macros in an open synthesized or implemented design for relative placement by place_design, like RPMs defined by the RLOC constraint in RTL source files. Refer to the Vivado Design Suite User Guide: Implementation (UG904) for more information on defining relatively placed macros.
After creating the macro, specific cells can be assigned to the macro using the update_macro command. To change a currently defined macro, you must delete the macro with delete_macro, recreate the macro, and update the macro with the new contents. You cannot simply overwrite an existing macro.
Use delete_macro to delete a defined macro. Use get_macros to return a list of currently defined macros in the design.
This command operates silently and does not return anything.
Arguments
-quiet - (Optional) Execute the command quietly, returning no messages from the command. The command also returns TCL_OK regardless of any errors encountered during execution.
Note: Any errors encountered on the command-line, while launching the command, will be returned. Only errors occurring inside the command will be trapped.
-verbose - (Optional) Temporarily override any message limits and return all messages from this command.
Note: Message limits can be defined with the set_msg_config command.
<name> - (Required) Specify the name of the macro to create.
Examples
The following example creates a macro called usbMacro1:
create_macro usbMacro1


7.10. Input Value Check
Provides a function to verify whether the user input value sent from the client or the value sent by an external system through an inter-system link is appropriate.
Input value check performs the following.
 - Checks if the input value is a valid format (for example, checks the number of digits and character type)
 - Checks if the input value matches the system status (for example, check of duplicate account registration)
For the method of defining the message displayed when an error occurs during input value check, see Message Management.
Nablarch offers two types of validation functions:
Input value can be checked by using any one of the functions, but it is recommended to use the Java EE7-compliant function for the following reasons.
 - Bean Validation is specified in Java EE and extensive information is available.
 - Developers do not have to learn how to use the independent validation of Nablarch.
Tip
Refer to Comparison of Function between Bean Validation and Nablarch Validation for the difference between the functions provided by Bean Validation and Nablarch Validation.


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Electronic speckle pattern interferometry fringe patterns usually have poor contrast so it is important to enhance fringe contrast for the extraction of phase from a single fringe pattern. We present new enhancement methods based on differential equations (called DE enhancement methods) to electronic speckle pattern interferometry fringes. The DE enhancement methods transform the image processing to solve differential equations. With the proposed methods, the visibility of the correlation speckle fringe patterns can be improved significantly. We tested the proposed methods on computer-simulated speckle correlation fringes and experimentally obtained fringes, and we compared the new method with other contrast enhancement techniques. The experimental results illustrate the performance of this approach.
© 2006 Optical Society of AmericaFull Article | PDF Article
Chen Tang, Fang Zhang, Botao Li, and Haiqing Yan
Appl. Opt. 45(28) 7392-7400 (2006)
Chen Tang, Wenjing Lu, Song Chen, Zhen Zhang, Botao Li, Wenping Wang, and Lin Han
Appl. Opt. 46(30) 7475-7484 (2007)
Chen Tang, Lin Han, Hongwei Ren, Dongjian Zhou, Yiming Chang, Xiaohang Wang, and Xiaolong Cui
Opt. Lett. 33(19) 2179-2181 (2008)


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The Influence of Low Melt Point, High Modulus Fibers in Blended Fiber Ballistic Resistant Nonwovens
Type of DegreeThesis
Polymer and Fiber Engineering
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The purpose of this research was to examine the presence of a thermal phase change as a means of energy dissipation in nonwoven needlepunched felts used in soft body armor applications. The investigation was carried out using Differential Scanning Calorimetry, Polarized Light Microscopy and standardized V50 ballistic testing. A mathematical formula was developed to approximate the residual kinetic energy of the nonwoven felt. The overall conclusion from the testing was that a thermal phase change did occur as a result of projectile impact; however, the energy dissipation ensuing from this phase change has not proven to be a major contribution to the nonwoven felt's elevated anti-ballistic properties.


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offering personalized acoustic and electric guitar instruction in a variety of styles including classical, Spanish, flamenco, jazz, blues, and rock at all skill levels in the greater Spokane area.
Each student brings a unique approach to the instrument and responds differently to my instruction. I have learned that the more I teach, the more I learn how to teach. I try to be open-minded toward my students needs, and I believe that approach has enhanced my teaching skills. I believe in treating my students with respect, and I try to make it as easy as possible for them to learn so they will enjoy guitar playing as much as I do.
I offer personalized acoustic and electric guitar instruction for small school classes. I have worked in public, private, and homeschool classes including the Spokane public schools and Deer Park School District. I offer a variety of classes and can differentiate for any class of students.
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