This document describes use cases that justify the extension of RDF in the current work in RDF star community group. It is collaborative work and is a non normative part of this group output.
The document is prepared following W3C conventions. The document is a working document at this time.
HERE GOES the mission of the Community Group (if any).
A document setting out the range of problems or use cases that the Community Groups are trying to solve (this document).
In order to find out the challenges when specifying RDF* by this Community Group, use cases were collected. For the purpose of the Community Group, a use case is a story that describes challenges with respect to the extension of RDF, named RDF* for existing or envisaged information systems. It does not need to adhere to certain standardized format. Use cases are primarily used to clarify the goal of RDF* , but a use case could be revisited near the time the work of the Community Group will reach completion, to demonstrate that it is now possible to make the use case work.
Use cases that describe current problems or future opportunities for spatial data on the Web have been gathered as a first activity of the Community Group. They were mainly contributed by members of Community Group, but there were also contributions from other interested parties. In this chapter these use cases are listed and identified. Each use case is related to one or more Community Group deliverables and to one or more requirements for future deliverables.
Richard Cyganiak.
I want to be able to annotate triples that are not in the graph
Andy Seaborne
Dan Brickley
I want to use an RDF* triple to capture something like, e.g., "the graph denoted by IRI ex:mygraph contains the edge/triple (ex:Bob, foaf:knows, ex:Alice)."
Ghislain Atemezing
I want to combine TriG notation / Named Graph / RDF* all together. What is feasible or not with RDF*?
Jeff Lerman
This chapter lists the requirements for the RDF* specification and implementation.
In some requirements the expression 'recommended way' is used. This means that a single best way of doing something is sought. It does not say anything about the form this recommended way should have, or who should make the recommendation. A recommended way could be a formal recommendation or standard from an authoritative standards body like the W3C or IETF, but it could just as well be a more informal specification, as long as it is arguably the best way of doing something.
It should be possible to talk about another triple in the graph - his is edge properties and is RDF* PG mode
It should be possible to talk about something that isn't known or asserted. RDF* SA mode is close to this.
It should be possible to use reification for different claims about the "same thing" ( a triple with the same appearance)


我是张天容，密西根大学计算机科学硕士在读，毕业于 密西根大学工程学院 and 上海交通大学密西根学院.
目前我主要希望研究自然语言处理相关领域，尤其是 language grounding。 该领域还包括了 situated language，探究语言的产生等方向。
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我是张天容，密西根大学计算机科学硕士在读，毕业于 密西根大学工程学院 and 上海交通大学密西根学院.
目前我主要希望研究自然语言处理相关领域，尤其是 language grounding。 该领域还包括了 situated language，探究语言的产生等方向。
Embodied Agent & Grounded LanguagE Laboratory (EAGLE) 是由 Joyce Chai 教授在密西根大学新成立的实验室。实验室主页还在建设中。实验室主要研究 language grounding 和实体 AI 相关的内容。目前正在寻找新奇尤其是与传统不同的研究课题。
Evaluation and Interpretation of Fidelity in Current VLN models (Undergoing)
Performances in Visual Language and Navigation (VLN) tasks are usually evaluated with success rate (SR) of reaching the target position. However, this measure diviates from the idea of instruction following because it lacks the supervision on the intermediate behaviours. Coverage weighted by Length Score (CLS) was introduced by Vihan Jain et. al in 2019 to account for this problem but it is a graph-based metrics that doesn't take into consideration the sementic level features of the environment. We propose a new metric that attends to both landmark and action sequencs induced by the pridicted path in hope of exposing more insightful interpretation of the current best=performing models.
Missing Step Inference in Procedural Text (2019)
Procedural text roughly resembles step decomposition of the execution of a task. The ability to complete the missing part of the procedure manifests the model's ability to reason about the causality between steps. We propose utilizing BERT-GPT2 auto-encoding scheme to predicted the abridged part of the text. The model can take image/video/knowledge graph information as external source to which the lexicons in the text are grounded.线上批改作业并给学生提供反馈，处理学生对阅卷的异议。
I am Tianrong Zhang, Master's student in Computer Science at University of Michigan. I received my bachelor degrees from University of Michigan College of Engineering and Shanghai Jiao Tong University - University of Michigan Joint Institute.
Currently, I am in pursuit of research career in Natural Language Processing, with a focus on language grounding. This area of research also include topics such as situated language and emergence of language.
Embodied Agent & Grounded LanguagE Laboratory (EAGLE) is a new founded laboratory led by Prof. Joyce Chai at University of Michigan. The lab webpage is still under construction. The lab focuses on language grounding as well as the embodiment of AIs and is now actively seeking for extraordinary and most importantly pattern-changing topics. As a founding member, I am engaged in forming research ideas and reviewing related works.
Evaluation and Interpretation of Fidelity in Current VLN models (Undergoing)
Performances in Visual Language and Navigation (VLN) tasks are usually evaluated with success rate (SR) of reaching the target position. However, this measure diviates from the idea of instruction following because it lacks the supervision on the intermediate behaviours. Coverage weighted by Length Score (CLS) was introduced by Vihan Jain et. al in 2019 to account for this problem but it is a graph-based metrics that doesn't take into consideration the sementic level features of the environment. We propose a new metric that attends to both landmark and action sequencs induced by the pridicted path in hope of exposing more insightful interpretation of the current best=performing models.
Missing Step Inference in Procedural Text (2019)
Procedural text roughly resembles step decomposition of the execution of a task. The ability to complete the missing part of the procedure manifests the model's ability to reason about the causality between steps. We propose utilizing BERT-GPT2 auto-encoding scheme to predicted the abridged part of the text. The model can take image/video/knowledge graph information as external source to which the lexicons in the text are grounded.Grade weekly assignments online, provide feedbacks and response to regrade requests.


In 24 Hours, Netflix Could Lose 25% Of Its Subscribers
by Stephen McBrideIt was Netflix’s most embarrassing day ever. Back in 1998, Netflix was still mailing out DVDs in little paper sleeves. A thousand or so customers requested a DVD of President Bill Clinton’s famous Monica Lewinsky testimony.
They expected to see the president confessing to an affair. But there was a terrible mix-up… and Netflix accidentally sent them Chinese hardcore pornography movies. Whoops.
Netflix (NFLX) has come a long way since then. It introduced its video streaming service in 2007… and soon became one of the largest entertainment companies on earth.
Meanwhile, its stock has shot up 8,800%…
But as I’ll explain in a moment, the company has piggybacked on Hollywood to become the world’s biggest streaming service. And after 20 years, Netflix has remained just a middleman renting out movies.
And now with Hollywood giants waking up and taking their content back, Netflix’s days are numbered.
Hollywood Is Netflix’s Lifeblood
Take a look at the most-watched titles on Netflix in the US for November 2018:
Notice that three of Netflix's top five most-watched shows were not created by Netflix. Netflix “leased” them from Hollywood studios like Warner or NBC.
In industry lingo, this is called “licensed content” because the original creators granted Netflix a license to broadcast it.
Licensed content is so critical to Netflix that it paid a record $100 million to Warner Bros to keep sitcom Friends for 2019, according to The New York Times. And that’s 3X more than Netflix paid last year.
This hefty price tag is proof that Netflix is hooked on content from the world’s top studios. It’s Netflix’s lifeblood that keeps most of its viewers engaged.
Just think about it… a 15-year-old sitcom still gets more eyeballs than most of Netflix’s new titles.
It’s no wonder that licensed content amounts to two-thirds of Netflix’s watch hours, as you can see below:
The World’s Top Studios Are Pulling Their Titles from Netflix
Until very recently, Hollywood studios sat quietly raking in millions of dollars in licensing fees and letting Netflix thrive.
But have you seen what’s happening now?
Hollywood is like a rat race... with every studio scrambling to launch their own streaming services and take their movies back.
Netflix’s fiercest rival Disney is going live on November 12. (I’ll tell you about it in a moment.) And Time Warner, one of the biggest Hollywood studios, is launching HBO Max.
These are just a few of many.
The thing is, all their titles— iconic movies, TV shows, sitcoms, documentaries—are leaving Netflix. Disney even forbade Netflix to advertise on most of its TV channels, including CNBC and ESPN.
45+ movies and TV shows have left Netflix in the last month alone, including blockbusters like The Imitation Game and Despicable Me 3, according to Hollywood Reporter. In the end, Netflix could lose one-fifth of all licensed content, according to Vox.
That’s a death sentence for Netflix. A recent survey showed 22% of Americans would cancel their Netflix subscriptions if Netflix loses just Disney’s Marvel films, according to CBR.
And Marvel movies are just a few out of the hundreds, if not thousands, of beloved titles that will soon leave Netflix.
Netflix Is Trying to Be a Hollywood Studio, but It’s Failing
Having sobered up to its dire reality, Netflix started plowing billions into producing its own movies.
Last year, it spent $12 billion. This year, the company expects to lay out $15 billion… 3X more than it did just four years ago...
But recent data show Netflix’s Hollywood aspirations are falling apart.
While Netflix is cranking out one original title after another, its subscribers are fleeing the service…
Quarter after quarter after quarter, Netflix’s spending on original content is ripping higher, the debt pile is building up… and yet, subscriber growth in the US (Netflix’s most lucrative market) is fizzling out.
And last quarter, for the first time ever, Netflix lost subscribers in the US—its biggest and most lucrative market.
Even the release of a new season of sci-fi horror show Stranger Things—Netflix’s most-watched original show—didn’t bring subscriber growth back on track.
But Netflix’s woes are just starting with its soon-to-be biggest rival launching in the coming days.
In 24 Hours, the King of Content Is Entering the Race
On November 12, Disney (DIS) is launching a Netflix-like subscription service called Disney+. It will be Netflix’s biggest rival… and probably the best streaming service on the market.
Unlike Netflix, Disney won’t have to bother with licensed content. With its colossal archive of blockbuster titles, Disney is the undisputed king of content.
It owns Marvel and Star Wars, the two most profitable movie franchises in history.
It owns Pixar Animation Studios, the creator of the world’s most iconic animated movies like Monsters Inc., Finding Nemo, and Toy Story.
It also owns The Simpsons and National Geographic.
Disney is the master of grinding out one blockbuster after another… and it has set box office records for decades. In fact, since 2012, 11 of the 16 top-grossing movies were Disney productions.
Upon its launch, Disney+ will have 7,500 TV shows and 500 movies. That’s 10X more content than Netflix has original shows. And get this... at $6.99, it will cost half as much as Netflix.
Talk about the best bang for the buck.

That will be a massive blow to Netflix. As I told you, one in four American Netflix subscribers is ready to cancel their subscription the moment Disney pulls its Marvel movies from Netflix.
The countdown is on: 24 hours…23 hours… 22 hours.
Don’t Buy the Middleman
I’ve said this many times but let me say it again: the future of streaming belongs to content creators.
To its credit, Netflix has changed the way we watch TV. But after 20 years, it’s still a company that “rents movies”... but now it’s doing it over the internet. It’s still just a middleman.
Now that Hollywood giants have woken up, it’s only a matter of time before they catch up to Netflix.
For Netflix, the battle is lost. While Hollywood spent decades and decades piling up the archives of blockbusters that span multiple generations, Netflix has just started the process.
Rome wasn’t built in a day, neither was a Hollywood studio like Disney.
My recommendation: if you want to invest in this streaming rat race, buy companies that are the best content creators. As of today, I don’t see any company that could match Disney’s productions..
Last November, I put a $170 price target on Disney. It’s already halfway there, but it’s still not too late to get in on this trade.


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Structure of an Arbor workflow documentation page
Pages should have the following sections.
yaml header
The beginning of the markdown text file is the yaml header. For all documentation files, the layout should be “documentation.” “arbortype” should be “workflow”. If you include an image then a matching file must also be in the “images” folder in the archive - and then that image will be displayed at the top of the page.
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title: matchTreeAndTraits
author: Arbor core team
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Pizza Mircea is an author's, innovative dish, created and patented by the guru of Italian cuisine, maestro Valentino Bontempi.
Born Italian, born in the Verona area, Valentino studied the history, culture and traditions of Italian cuisine and the Roman Empire for many years. During this gastronomic "journey" Valentino drew attention to the unusual hearty and simple flatbread, popular during the Roman Empire. Unfortunately, its recipe and name have been lost. But for a real maestro, nothing is impossible. So, Valentino found out that the ancient miracle of gastronomy Roman peasants made from crushed grain, salt and aromatic herbs and spices, and baked it on hot coals. It turned out to be a kind of crispy cake. The original mixture consisted of barley, oats and millet. Later, wild wheat was added. This simple dish was treated to priests and monks: everything that the peasants were rich with was laid out on the most tender crispy cake: vegetables, fruits, meat, and it turned out to be an excellent, pleasing to God, light lunch.
Since the recipe and the name of the historical dish have not survived, Valentino, inspired by history, created his own original recipe, which was named PIZZA Mircea®.


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Cooking time
1 to 2 hours
Serves
Serves 4
Making your own curry paste is the healthier way to go. Here is a fresh, flavourful curry that’s low on calories and easy to put together.
This lamb curry sauce provides 280kcals, 13g fat (5.5g saturated fat), 33g protein, 2g fibre, 6g carbs (of which 5g sugar) and 0.6g salt per portion.
To make the paste, in a mixer, blend together the coriander stalks, red chilli, ground spices and salt. Mix in the tomato purée.
To cook the lamb, heat the oil in a large heavy-based casserole. Fry the cinnamon stick, cardamom pods, bay leaves and cloves for 2 minutes. Add the onion and lamb and fry for 4-5 minutes, stirring. Add the garlic and ginger and fry for 2 minutes.
Add the spice paste and fry for another 2 minutes, stirring
Add 400ml/14fl oz water, then cover with a lid and simmer for 40-50 minutes, until cooked. Stir in the yoghurt and cook for 10 minutes. Serve garnished with the fresh coriander leaves.


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- Having Expertise on Automation of 3D modeling with Autodesk Inventor, AutoCAD
- Having Expertise on Automated Engineering Data Management using Autodesk Vault
- Having Expertise to develop Full-Stack Desktop and Web Application using Python,Django
Sumary
Anirudra Choudhury
I am having a continuous and very quick learning attitude for everything. In my industry experience I have acquired knowledge in Autodesk Inventor, Catia & AutoCAD in Product designing applications and become expert in CAD data management using Autodesk Vault. I also acquired knowledge in design Automation. I also gathered expertise in python and PowerShell to automate regular works.
- Ranaghat, West Bengal, Nadia:741201
- +91<PHONE_NUMBER> /<PHONE_NUMBER>
-<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Education
B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering
2011 - 2015
West Bengal University of Technology, Kolkata, India
Completed B.tech Degree with 8.4 DGPA
Certified Course in Computer Aided Designing
2014 - 2015
Youth Computer Center, Kolkata, India
Successfully Complete the course with 94 percentile
Projects
Development of parametric model of sluice gate.
Skill: Autodesk Inventor , Mechanical Engineering
Client: Macmet Engineering LTD
Description: Creating a 3d Model of the Sluice gate and a user interface where the tender inputs will be given. Then the assembly will adopt the inputs and update all parts. Then it will show the updated weight.
Autodesk Vault Implementation and support
Skill: Autodesk Vault
Client: IMI-Precision Engineering
Description: Migration of old CAD Data then loading into a Vault. Then Giving Access to users and doing vault administration jobs like. Renaming moving updating property for bulk files. Troubleshooting job processor.
Development of Semi-automatic 3 in 1 outer Polishing machine
Skill: CATIA V5 , Mechanical Engineering
Client: BRG Group of Companies
Description: Creating a 3d Model of the Sluice gate and a user interface where the tender inputs will be given. Then the assembly will adopt the inputs and update all parts. Then it will show the updated weight.
Professional Experience
Junior Manager (Mechanical Design)
2018 - Present
Kolkata, India
- Prepare 3D model of machines and assembly to analyse machines feasibility Using Autodesk Inventor.
- Parametric design of similar parts using interactive User Interface.
- Generating integrated 3d Model of Assemblies with Parts and Manufacturing Drawing for efficient modification.
- Providing technical support for Largest European Company
- Database Management of CAD related files using AUTODESK VAULT.
- Monitoring of Autodesk vault job server, job processors in different countries
- Migrating Autodesk old version files into latest Autodesk versions.
- Loading Autodesk files to Autodesk vault
- Report making for migration and data uploading in AUTORESK VAULT for clients.
Design Engineer
2016 - 2018
Eastman Crusher Co. Pvt. Ltd. Kolkata,India
- Collection of Client’s inputs and requirement and study their plant layout.
- Prepare primary G.A. layout and Equipment layout.
- Prepare equipment detail drawing.
- Develop sheet metal products using Autodesk Inventor & AutoCAD
- Prepare 3D model of machines and assembly to analyse machines feasibility Using AUTODESK INVENTOR.
Assistant Design Engineer
2015 - 2016
BRG Group of Companies. Kolkata,India
- New Sheet metal product development through conceptualization and reverse engineering.
- Development of available machines by designing and manufacturing auxiliary components and accessories to subsidize production time, reducing production difficulties & making the process more automatic.
- Co-ordinate with the machine manufacturing team and supervising the machine manufacturing process.
- Design broken or defected machine parts of tube mill according to the maintenance requirement.
- Design of fixtures and jigs for various operations.
Services
I provide services in deversified sectors from Industrial Design to Information Technology
Web Application
2+ years of hands on Experience in creating web Application using Flask,dJango,HTML,CSS Javascript
Workflow Development
After analyzing the organization workflow we can minimize the repetative works and maximize the productivity
Design Automation
3+ years of experience in Design automation for standard products. If you have any product which depends on customers parameters. So we can make the design process automated
Autodesk Vault Support
we provide support for Autodesk Vault administrative works like Bulk File Moving, Renaming, Delete using Spreadsheet instructions.
Automation Solutions
I have expertise in microcontroller programming and API integrations. So we can built any required automation tools for home or any industry
Contact
If you have any idea share with me I will give that a shape.
Location:
Mahaprabhu Para, Ranaghat, Nadia 741201
Email:
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Call:
+91<PHONE_NUMBER>


Controls: WSAD or arrow keys to move player. E or M to raise minions from the dead. Q or L to recall minions.
Use left click & drag to select minions. Use right click to move
them around. Destroy all the living to proceed through the gateway.
Team RADMARS:
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Best Early Black Friday Samsung Phone Deals
Here we round-up all of the best deals for the most desirable Samsung Galaxy phones available right now; covering both SIM-free and contract deals
by Alex Walker-ToddSamsung makes some of the best-selling smartphones in the world and its most recent offerings suggest the company's success isn't going to falter anytime soon.
If you're tempted by the Korean company's handsets more so than the competition, here you'll find a rundown of some of the best deals on the company's latest phones right now, including a mix of both SIM-free and contract deals.
Best Samsung Galaxy Deals
Samsung Galaxy Note 10 (256GB)
From: Amazon
Was: £869
Now: £794 (£75 off)
View Deal
Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus (128GB)
From: Amazon
Was: £899
Now: £739.99 (£159.01 off)
View Deal
Samsung Galaxy S10 (128GB)
From: Amazon
Was: £799
Now: £598.97 (£200.03 off)
View Deal
Samsung Galaxy S10e (128GB)
From: Amazon
Was: £669.99
Now: £509.99 (£160 off)
View Deal
Samsung Galaxy A70 (128GB)
From: Amazon
Was: £369
Now: £306.98 (£62.02 off)
View Deal
Samsung Galaxy A50 (128GB)
From: Amazon
Was: £309
Now: £244.99 (£64.01 off)
View Deal
Samsung Galaxy A40 (64GB)
From: Amazon
Was: £219
Now: £179.90 (£39.10 off)
View Deal
Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus (128GB)
From: Currys PC World
Was: £869
Now: £649.99 (£219.01 off)
View Deal
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Samsung Galaxy phone buying advice
While to some the structure of Samsung's smartphone portfolio might seem obvious, if you're a long-standing iPhone user or you're not a tech fanatic, like we are here, there's every chance that understanding the difference between the S10e and the A20e isn't immediately clear.
If that's the case, read on to understand the makeup of Samsung's lineup and to help you decide which device is will make the best fit.
Samsung Galaxy S series
Arguably Samsung's most well-known smartphone line, the Galaxy S series has served as the company's flagship brand since 2010. This year we were introduced to the biggest lineup of Galaxy S phones to date, in the S10e at one end and the S10 5G at the other.
Four phones in all, with each offering a larger body, screen and battery than the one before, as well as additional features. Whichever one you pick, the Galaxy S10 lineup offers a flagship-class experience, no matter what and as such, without the great deals we've included here, you can expect to pay upwards of £650.
Samsung Galaxy Note series
Galaxy Note devices usually launch in the latter half of each year and bring with them refined experiences and features that were likely introduced on the company's Galaxy S devices from earlier in the year, as well as larger screens, more power and the inclusion of the company's S Pen stylus.
2019 signalled a change for the Galaxy Note family, with a range of models that differed in more than just the amount of storage they offered.
The standard Note 10 is slightly smaller and possesses a slightly weaker feature-set compared to the bigger Galaxy Note 10+, while, as the name implies, the Note 10+ 5G, simply adds superfast mobile connectivity to the already-snappy formula that makes up the Note 10+.
Samsung Galaxy A series
Following closely behind Samsung's flagship-class 'S' devices is the A-series. As you might be able to guess from the lettering, these are still capable phones, falling under what most could consider 'mid-range' with premium touches and features.
Unlike the S-series, the numbering helps quickly distinguish between the pricer, more capable devices and the simpler, but more affordable entries. At the top of the pile in 2019 is the Samsung Galaxy A90 5G (RRP £669), while at the other end is the humble Galaxy A10 (RRP £139).
Note: In previous years Samsung's A-series dealt in single digits, rather than tens, so if you come across the likes of a Galaxy A9 or A5, for example, just know it's one of Samsung's older mid-range devices.
Samsung Galaxy J & M series'
If affordability is at the top of your list, then it's Samsung's Galaxy J and M lineups that you'll want to consider. The likelihood of encountering these device families varies by market. For instance, the J-series hasn't been updated for 2019 in the UK and the M-series doesn't feature at all.
If you want more info on Samsung's best and brightest, check out our rundown of the Best Samsung Galaxy Phones 2019.
1. Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Plus 5G (256GB) + unlimited data on Vodafone
From: AO.com
Was: £73 per month + £29 upfront
Now: £61 per month + £0 upfront (£317 off)
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If you want Samsung's latest and greatest phone on the fastest mobile network experience available, look no further than this stonkingly-good AO early Black Friday deal.
Not only does this 24-month plan include unlimited 5G data, calls and texts, along with your choice of an entertainment add-on for the length of the contract but with reduced monthly costs and a lower upfront cost, you collectively save over £300 on this Galaxy Note 10+ 5G plan with Vodafone.
2. Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Plus (256GB) + 160GB data on O2
From: MobilePhonesDirect.co.uk
Was: £63 per month
Now: £43 per month (£480 off)
View Deal
This Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ plan, courtesy of MobilePhonesDirect.co.uk, comes complete with more than double the data, granting you 160GB of 4G browsing a month (instead of 60GB), plus unlimited calls, texts and a suite of O2 benefits.
Thanks to Mobile Phones Direct's offer of £480 cashback as part of this Black Friday special, the monthly costs over the course of this 24-month plan are reduced from £63 a month down to just £43 a month, with no upfront cost.
3. Samsung Galaxy Note 10 (256GB)
From: Amazon
Was: £869
Now: £794 (£75 off)
View Deal
The smaller of Samsung's latest Galaxy Note 10 devices, the standard model, still comes with the distinctive S-Pen and, courtesy of Amazon, £75 taken from the original asking price.
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5. Samsung Galaxy S10 (128GB)
From: Amazon
Was: £799
Now: £598.97 (£200.03 off)
View Deal
Save over £200 on this shiny new 128GB Galaxy S10 in Prism Black (or save a hair less if you want it in either Prism White or Prism Green).
6. Samsung Galaxy S10e (128GB)
From: Amazon
Was: £669.99
Now: £509.99 (£160 off)
View Deal
The baby of Samsung's 2019 flagships is still a killer phone in its own right and this Amazon offer knocks £160 from the original RRP. The best savings are to be had with Prism Black model but discounts are available across all of the phone's colourways.
7. Samsung Galaxy A70 (128GB)
From: Amazon
Was: £369
Now: £306.98 (£62.02 off)
View Deal
Samsung's capable Galaxy A70 features an edge-to-edge Super AMOLED 'Infinity-U' display, a huge 4500mAh battery and 25W fast charging, all for only £307 (in blue - discount varies by colour).
8. Samsung Galaxy A50 (128GB)
From: Amazon
Was: £309
Now: £244.99 (£64.01 off)
View Deal
Knock over £60 off this excellent 128GB Samsung Galaxy A50 in black, courtesy of Amazon. You'll also find discounts on the phone's other colourways, but not by quite so much.
9. Samsung Galaxy A40 (64GB)
From: Amazon
Was: £219
Now: £179.90 (£39.10 off)
View Deal
The already-affordable Samsung Galaxy A40 is available on Amazon with an even further discount of almost £40 (in Coral - discount varies by colour).
10. Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus (128GB)
From: Currys PC World
Was: £869
Now: £649.99 (£219.01 off)
View Deal
The bigger of Samsung's 2018 Galaxy S9 flagship phones packs a dual rear camera, a large 6.2-inch display and, in this instance, 128GB of internal storage. Available from Currys PC World with over £200 knocked off the original asking price.
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Young sorcerer, you must be contemplative while carrying back the bones.


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FlxU
.
FlxG
is specifically for Flixel-specific properties.
FlxCamera
objects that are used to draw stuff.
By default flixel creates one camera the size of the screen.FlxPreloader
during startup.FlxKeyboard
object. Important for input!FlxG.levels
and FlxG.scores
are generic
global variables that can be used for various cross-state stuff.BETA
FlxMouse
object. Important for input!FlxG.saves
is a generic bucket for storing
FlxSaves so you can access them whenever you want.TouchManager
object. Useful for devices with multitouch supportdraw()
call.myVolumeHandler(Volume:Number)
.Graphic
- The image file that you want to load.Reverse
- Whether to generate a flipped version.Unique
- Ensures that the bitmap data uses a new slot in the cache.Key
- Force the cache to use a specific Key to index the bitmap.BitmapData
we just created.NewCamera
- The camera you want to add.FlxCamera
instance.Plugin
- Any object that extends FlxBasic. Useful for managers and other things. See org.flixel.plugin for some examples!FlxBasic
-based plugin you passed in.Key
- The string key identifying the bitmap.FlxObject
collides with another.
Can be called with one object and one group, or two groups, or two objects,
whatever floats your boat! For maximum performance try bundling a lot of objects
together using a FlxGroup
(or even bundling groups together!).
This function just calls FlxG.overlap and presets the ProcessCallback parameter to FlxObject.separate. To create your own collision logic, write your own ProcessCallback and use FlxG.overlap to set it up.
NOTE: does NOT take objects' scrollfactor into account, all overlaps are checked in world space.
ObjectOrGroup1
- The first object or group you want to check.ObjectOrGroup2
- The second object or group you want to check. If it is the same as the first, flixel knows to just do a comparison within that group.NotifyCallback
- A function with two FlxObject
parameters - e.g. myOverlapFunction(Object1:FlxObject,Object2:FlxObject)
- that is called if those two objects overlap.BitmapData
object (a colored square) and caches it.Width
- How wide the square should be.Height
- How high the square should be.Color
- What color the square should be (0xAARRGGBB)Unique
- Ensures that the bitmap data uses a new slot in the cache.Key
- Force the cache to use a specific Key to index the bitmap.BitmapData
we just created.ForceDestroy
- Kill sounds even if they're flagged survive
.draw()
on all the plugins.Color
- The color you want to use.Duration
- How long it takes for the fade to finish.FadeIn
- True fades from a color, false fades to it.OnComplete
- A function you want to run when the fade finishes.Force
- Force the effect to reset.Color
- The color you want to use.Duration
- How long it takes for the flash to fade.OnComplete
- A function you want to run when the flash finishes.Force
- Force the effect to reset.ClassType
- The class name of the plugin you want to retrieve. See the FlxPath
or FlxTimer
constructors for example usage.FlxG.getRandom()
is deterministic and safe for use with replays/recordings.
HOWEVER, FlxU.getRandom()
is NOT deterministic and unsafe for use with replays/recordings.Objects
- A Flash array of objects.StartIndex
- Optional offset off the front of the array. Default value is 0, or the beginning of the array.Length
- Optional restriction on the number of values you want to randomly select from.volume
to a number between 0 and 1 to change the global volume.
FlxGame
to set up FlxG
during FlxGame
's constructor.Data
- The replay that you want to load.State
- Optional parameter: if you recorded a state-specific demo or cutscene, pass a new instance of that state here.CancelKeys
- Optional parameter: an array of string names of keys (see FlxKeyboard) that can be pressed to cancel the playback, e.g. ["ESCAPE","ENTER"]. Also accepts 2 custom key names: "ANY" and "MOUSE" (fairly self-explanatory I hope!).Timeout
- Optional parameter: set a time limit for the replay. CancelKeys will override this if pressed.Callback
- Optional parameter: if set, called when the replay finishes. Running to the end, CancelKeys, and Timeout will all trigger Callback(), but only once, and CancelKeys and Timeout will NOT call FlxG.stopReplay() if Callback is set!EmbeddedSound
- The embedded sound resource you want to play. To stream, use the optional URL parameter instead.Volume
- How loud to play it (0 to 1).Looped
- Whether to loop this sound.AutoDestroy
- Whether to destroy this sound when it finishes playing. Leave this value set to "false" if you want to re-use this FlxSound
instance.AutoPlay
- Whether to play the sound.URL
- Load a sound from an external web resource instead. Only used if EmbeddedSound = null.FlxSound
object.Data
- Anything you want to log to the console.FlxObject
overlaps another.
Can be called with one object and one group, or two groups, or two objects,
whatever floats your boat! For maximum performance try bundling a lot of objects
together using a FlxGroup
(or even bundling groups together!).
NOTE: does NOT take objects' scrollfactor into account, all overlaps are checked in world space.
ObjectOrGroup1
- The first object or group you want to check.ObjectOrGroup2
- The second object or group you want to check. If it is the same as the first, flixel knows to just do a comparison within that group.NotifyCallback
- A function with two FlxObject
parameters - e.g. myOverlapFunction(Object1:FlxObject,Object2:FlxObject)
- that is called if those two objects overlap.ProcessCallback
- A function with two FlxObject
parameters - e.g. myOverlapFunction(Object1:FlxObject,Object2:FlxObject)
- that is called if those two objects overlap. If a ProcessCallback is provided, then NotifyCallback will only be called if ProcessCallback returns true for those objects!Class
object.
NOTE: Just calls FlxG.loadSound() with AutoPlay == true.EmbeddedSound
- The sound you want to play.Volume
- How loud to play it (0 to 1).Looped
- Whether to loop this sound.AutoDestroy
- Whether to destroy this sound when it finishes playing. Leave this value set to "false" if you want to re-use this FlxSound
instance.FlxSound
object.Music
- The sound file you want to loop in the background.Volume
- How loud the sound should be, from 0 to 1.Number
between 0 and 1.StandardMode
- If true, reset the entire game, else just reset the current state.StandardMode
- If true, reload entire game, else just reload current game state.Camera
- The camera you want to remove.Destroy
- Whether to call destroy() on the camera, default value is true.Plugin
- The plugin instance you want to remove.FlxBasic
-based plugin you passed in.ClassType
- The class name of the plugin type you want removed from the array.NewCamera
- Optional; specify a specific camera object to be the new main camera.DEBUGGER_STANDARD
by default).Layout
- See the presets above (e.g. DEBUGGER_MICRO
, etc).Intensity
- Percentage of screen size representing the maximum distance that the screen can move while shaking.Duration
- The length in seconds that the shaking effect should last.OnComplete
- A function you want to run when the shake effect finishes.Force
- Force the effect to reset (default = true, unlike flash() and fade()!).Direction
- Whether to shake on both axes, just up and down, or just side to side (use class constants SHAKE_BOTH_AXES, SHAKE_VERTICAL_ONLY, or SHAKE_HORIZONTAL_ONLY). Default value is SHAKE_BOTH_AXES (0).FlxG.shuffle()
is deterministic and safe for use with replays/recordings.
HOWEVER, FlxU.shuffle()
is NOT deterministic and unsafe for use with replays/recordings.A
- A Flash Array
object containing...stuff.HowManyTimes
- How many swaps to perform during the shuffle operation. Good rule of thumb is 2-4 times as many objects are in the list.Array
object that you passed in in the first place.FlxReplay.save()
).URL
- The URL of the sound you want to play.Volume
- How loud to play it (0 to 1).Looped
- Whether or not to loop this sound.AutoDestroy
- Whether to destroy this sound when it finishes playing. Leave this value set to "false" if you want to re-use this FlxSound
instance.object
- The object containing the properties to tween.values
- An object containing key/value pairs of properties and target values.duration
- Duration of the tween.options
- An object containing key/value pairs of the following optional parameters: type Tween type. complete Optional completion callback function. ease Optional easer function. tweener The Tweener to add this Tween to.AnyObject
- A reference to any object in your game, e.g. Player or Robot or this.VariableName
- The name of the variable you want to watch, in quotes, as a string: e.g. "speed" or "health".update()
on all the plugins.AnyObject
- A reference to any object in your game, e.g. Player or Robot or this.VariableName
- The name of the variable you want to watch, in quotes, as a string: e.g. "speed" or "health".DisplayName
- Optional, display your own string instead of the class name + variable name: e.g. "enemy count".


The Year is 2014. Wizards of the Coast had just released their newest set, Khans of Tarkir, to the masses. While everyone was building constructed decks around things like the consistant Jeskai Ascendancy or the Aggressive Mantis Rider, one card in particular got a majority of the attention from those who wanted to make meta decks. That card in particular was, of course... Treasure Cruise, but Siege Rhino was a close second.
At a glance, Siege Rhino may seem like a simple enough card. On its own, it represents 3 health gain, 3 health lost, and a powerful 4/5 body. But, at least for this standard meta, thats all the Rhino needed to do. The amount of pure value you get by playing a rhino is, frankly, a little absurd. And with four of them in your deck, you weren't running out of fuel any time soon.
At the same time, we can't forget the other powerful cards within Abzan Midrange that allowed for this deck to go down in history. This includes cards like:
This, overall, made for a powerful deck that kept themselves alive, kept resources out of the opponent's control, and filled the board with powerful creatures. It represents midrange in its most powerful form, with many strengths, and very, very few weeknesses.
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| A Good example of a Abzan Midrange deck at full power. Hangerback walker is used as more raw power, and Many of the other cards here are used for removal. Additional Wingmate Rocs are in the Sideboard, and is exchanged for matchups that work best with tokens, along with cards like Duress, Silkwrap, and Ultimate Price. In general, just play a standard midgame play, using Rhinos, Wardens, and Rocs to setup and be agressive, and Anafenza and Hangarback to control and finish the opponent off. |


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For those in the embedded Linux world, Busybox seems to be the
single most important thing to have in their filesystem other than
OS itself. This is something I just recently discovered as I
started rooting my Android devices. Prior to Busybox I’ve
been stuck using my laptop to edit files, then using
adb
commands to get things to the right location on
the device. When I was really stuck, I’d end up using
adb shell
and the simplified utilities that are in
/system/bin
. But now with Busybox I have access to all
the commands I’m accustom to using in a full Linux/Unix
distribution.
What is Busybox, exactly? According to their documentation, “BusyBox combines tiny versions of many common UNIX utilities into a single small executable. It provides minimalist replacements for most of the utilities you usually find in GNU coreutils, util-linux, etc.”
For years I’ve been too lazy or intimidated by Linux and its super huge list of programs that I’ve never really spent the time to figure out which utils I should really know and which are just gravy. For instance if I use Ubuntu’s package manager to install a program, I’m bombarded with tens of thousands of possibilities. ~38,500 according to this answer. Who has time to evaluate all those programs?!?
So where am I going with all this? What about the Test of Manhood? If Busybox is so great and contains commonly used functions, then I assert that one of a Linux Adminsâ€™ job interview questions should be, “Give a short description of each one of these commands and when you would use it.” Then toss the Busybox command/applet list across the table and stare intensely at the candidate.
I am not a Linux expert, but I can get a system running in a pinch. My rough guess is I have fluency in only 10% of the Busybox commands, and the rest I have to Google or take by blind faith when I use some online shell snippet. I want to put that 10% to the test. I’m going to answer my own interview question, and you’ll just need to trust me that I’m not using the Busybox manual during the test. Actually, I have no reason to cheat since I’m really doing this to see how much I don’t know, and as a benchmark for how I can improve in the future.
acpid
– ?addgroup
– add a group by ID or name to a
useradduser
– add a user to the systemadjtimex
– adjust time?ar
– ? archive?arp
– related to networking, but I have no
ideaarping
– ?ash
– huh?awk
– stream parsing? I’ve never used
it but often hear it mentioned with sed
basename
– ?beep
– make a beep, I’ve always used
echo -e '\07'
blkid
– ?brctl
– ?bunzip2
– decompress bz2 archive filesbzcat
– send to stdout the decompressed
contents of a bz2 archivebzip2
– compress a file using bz2
formatcal
– show the calendarcat
– send to stdout the contents of a
filecatv
– related to cat?chat
– you can do this?!?chattr
– ? change file attributes ?chgrp
– similar to chown, but only affect
the group portion?chmod
– change file permissionschown
– change the owner of a file. can
change user or group ownership.chpasswd
– never used, but guessing it would
change a password. I think passwd
does the same
thing.chpst
– ?chroot
– change where “/” is
located in the file system. never used. Might be good for
sandboxing guest users?chrt
– abbreviation for
chroot
?chvt
– ?cksum
– generate a statistically unique
number based on the contents of the stdin or a file.clear
– clear the terminal screencmp
– ? compare?comm
– ?cp
– copy a filecpio
– ? copy a stream or more low level
copy ?crond
– a daemon to run programs according
to a schedulecrontab
– manage a cron schedulecryptpw
– ?cut
– split stdin or a file into an
arraydate
– output system time. can send it
format argsdc
– ? direct copy? I think I’ve run
into this during disk formatting.dd
– ? direct device copy? used in
conjunction with dc
?deallocvt
– ?delgroup
– remove a group from a userdeluser
– remove a userdepmod
– ?devmem
– ?df
– device fullness. (my own way to
remember it). Display current disk usage.dhcprelay
– ? something related to dhcpdiff
– show the difference of 2 filesdirname
– never used it, I think
pwd
is more commondmesg
– ?dnsd
– DNS daemondnsdomainname
– ?dos2unix
– change the line delimiters of a
file to/from DOS style \r\n
to UNIX
\n
dpkg
– Debian program packaging utilitydu
– Disk Usage. How much space is the
current directory using on disk.dumpkmap
– ?dumpleases
– ?echo
– print to stdouted
– old school line editor. I’m not
old enough. Never used it.egrep
– extended grep
which
allows for more advanced regular expressionseject
– ? remove a floppy or CD ?env
– ?envdir
– ?envuidgid
– ?expand
– ?expr
– ?fakeidentd
– ?false
– not true? used in scripting ?fbset
– ?fbsplash
– ?fdflush
– ?fdformat
– ?fdisk
– ?fgrep
– related to grep? what the
“f”?find
– find files based on various
attributesfindfs
– ? Like find is some way?flash_lock
– ?flash_unlock
– ?fold
– ? Laundry?free
– ? Disk or memory?freeramdisk
– ?fsck
– file system checkerfsck.minix
– ?fsync
– ?ftpd
– FTP daemonftpget
– get file from FTP serverftpput
– put a file onto an FTP serverfuser
– ?getopt
– ? Helper for writing scripts?getty
– ?grep
– find text in a file or stdingunzip
– decompress a gz archivegzip
– compress a file into a gz
archivehd
– ?hdparm
– ? get parameters from hard
drive?head
– output to N number of lines from a
file or stdinhexdump
– ? Dump contents as hex
charactershostid
– ?hostname
– hostname of the machine, and set
it using the same commandhttpd
– webserver daemon, I wonder it is
Apachehush
– ?hwclock
– ? Hardware clock?id
– ?ifconfig
– manage network interfacesifdown
– turn off a network interfaceifenslave
– ?ifplugd
– ?ifup
– turn on a network interfaceinetd
– ? I should know this, but I
don’tinit
– ?inotifyd
– ?insmod
– ?install
– ? Install what and where?ionice
– ?ip
– ? Related to networking…ipaddr
– ?ipcalc
– ?ipcrm
– ?ipcs
– ?iplink
– ?iproute
– ?iprule
– ?iptunnel
– ?kbd_mode
– ? Keyboard mode?kill
– kill a running processkillall
– kill all processes matching a
criteriakillall5
– ?klogd
– ?last
– ? like tail?length
– ?less
– file viewer with VI style
navigationlinux32
– ?linux64
– ?linuxrc
– ?ln
– link a file to another locationloadfont
– ?loadkmap
– ?logger
– ?login
– login as another userlogname
– ?logread
– ?losetup
– ?lpd
– ?lpq
– ?lpr
– ?ls
– list files to stdoutlsattr
–?lsmod
– ?lzmacat
– ?lzop
– ?lzopcat
– ?makemime
– ?man
– view manual of a command. man
busybox
md5sum
– like cksum
but more
commonly usedmdev
– ?mesg
– ?microcom
– ?mkdir
– make a directorymkdosfs
– ? make DOS file system?mkfifo
– ?mkfs.minix
– ?mkfs.vfat
– ?mknod
– ?mkpasswd
– ?mkswap
– ?mktemp
– ?modprobe
– ?more
– predecessor to less
and
has fewer features. Many systems link more
to
less
mount
– mount a device to file system
pathmountpoint
– ?mt
– ?mv
– move file to another pathnameif
– ?nc
– ?netstat
– get network statisticsnice
– change CPU priority of a processnmeter
– ?nohup
– run process detatched from current
shell and as system root processnslookup
– lookup IP address of DNS
nameod
– ?openvt
– ?passwd
– change passwordpatch
– apply difference file generated by
diff
pgrep
– ? What the ‘p’?pidof
– ?ping
– check for existence of another
IPping6
– same as ping
but for
IPv6pipe_progress
– ? sounds interestingpivot_root
–?pkill
– kill all processes named Xpopmaildir
– ? related to POP mailprintenv
– ?printf
– ?ps
– process list, list all currently
running processespscan
– ?pwd
– current working directoryraidautorun
– ?rdate
– ?rdev
– ?readlink
– ?readprofile
– ?realpath
– ?reformime
– ?renice
– ?reset
– ?resize
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– remove filermdir
– remove directoryrmmod
–?route
– ? related to networkingrpm
– Redhat package manager?rpm2cpio
– ?rtcwake
– ?run-parts
– ?runlevel
– ?runsv
– ?runsvdir
– ?rx
– ? Prescription Drugs? How
convienantscript
– ?scriptreplay
– ?sed
– stream editorsendmail
– ? related to emailseq
– ?setarch
– ?setconsole
– ?setfont
– ?setkeycodes
– ?setlogcons
– ?setsid
– ?setuidgid
– ?sh
– start a new shellsha1sum
– check sum generator like
cksum
and md5sum
but considered more
random. This is the 128 bits version.sha256sum
– same as above but more bitssha512sum
– even more bitsshowkey
– ?slattach
– ?sleep
– suspend computersoftlimit
– ?sort
– sort contents of stdin or file.
Output to stdoutsplit
– ? I can guess, but didn’t know
this existed.start-stop-daemon
– ?stat
– ?strings
– ?stty
– ?su
– switch usersulogin
– ?sum
– ?sv
– ?svlogd
– ?swapoff
– ?swapon
– ?switch_root
– ?sync
– ?sysctl
– ? Sounds familarsyslogd
– logging daemontac
– opposite of cat
, will
print in reverse ordertail
– output end of a file or steamtar
– create an archive of one or more
filestaskset
– ?tcpsvd
– ?tee
– write stdout to a file and still
output to screentelnet
– client to connect to another
machine/hoststelnetd
– telnet daemon to allow connections
from other hoststest
– ?tftp
– ? What is the ’t'?tftpd
– ? FTP server daemon. What is the
’t'?time
– time how long a program takes to run.
I often type this instead of date
wanting to know what
time it is on the server, and I’m always disappointed by the
0 resulttimeout
– ? sounds interestingtop
– nice UI of top processestouch
– change to modified timestamp of a
file to now. Will create an empty file it doesn’t existtr
– ?traceroute
– check how many network hops the
current host is from another hosttrue
– ?tty
– ?ttysize
– ?udhcpc
– ?udhcpd
– ?udpsvd
– ?umount
– unmount a device from file
systemuname
– output info about current OS
installationuncompress
– ? decompress a file, never used
beforeunexpand
– ? Dittouniq
– outputs unique occurrences of a line
from a file or stdout. Input must already be sorted.unix2dos
– opposite of
dos2unix
unlzma
– ?unlzop
– ?unzip
– decompress a zip archiveuptime
– ?usleep
– ?uudecode
– ? What is UU?uuencode
– ?vconfig
– ?vi
– visual editorvlock
– ?volname
– ?watch
– continuously run a program and
output the results watching for differenceswatchdog
–?wc
– word count, outputs lines then words
then character countwget
– pull a HTTP resource into file or
stdoutwhich
– output the full path of a
programwho
– who else is logged into current
hostwhoami
– which user I is my sessionxargs
– ? I'be always wanted to learn this
one…yes
– output ‘y’ to stdin.
Useful for automatically confirmation of install promptszcat
– cat
the contents of a gz
archivezcip
– ?Three hundred and eight commands later… I’m tired. And as you can see, I have a long way to go. 99 commands known, and 209 commands unknown. 33% is better than the predicted 10% Woohoo!
Now I have the task of reading the Busybox documentation more thoroughly to see what I’ve been missing my whole shell life.
So where do you stand on the Busybox challenge? Are the Busybox commands already at your mercy or is it this the missing Linux link? Post your percentage in the comments.


5 Effective Methods for Resolving Conflict
State your feelings using “I” statements
When you say something like, “You made me feel like x,y,z….”, it comes across as blaming and the other person usually receives it as an attack and responds defensively.
Rewording your feeling to something like, “I feel x,y,z when you x,y,z”, still communicates your feeling and does so in a way where the other person is more likely to actually hear it without becoming defensive or feeling blamed.
It also allows you to take responsibility for your own feelings by acknowledging that you own your feelings instead of blaming the other person.
Avoid aggressive communication
There is a difference between communicating aggressively and assertively.
It is important to be assertive, but if you find that you are feeling extremely raw and angry then you are more likely to communicate aggressively.
This is where stepping away in order to cool down comes into play.
Don’t view conflict as a competition
A peaceful resolution to conflict does not involve one person winning while the other person loses.
Work toward a compromise and find a way to have both people involved feel that their needs are being acknowledged.
The conflict is not resolved and will continue if only one person’s needs are being met.
Don’t try to force agreement
Disagreements and different opinions are part of life.
We can’t “force” someone to agree with us and expect a peaceful resolution.
We don’t have to agree, but we should respect and understand that differences will occur.
Try to find some common ground and compromise in order to work toward a resolution.
Focus on a resolution
Sometimes we have to just “agree to disagree” and find a way to resolve the situation in order to move on. Try to work toward a compromise that will benefit both parties involved.
Try to find areas of agreement and focus on those.
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Understanding the results
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vignettes/accumulated_cyclone_energy.Rmd
accumulated_cyclone_energy.Rmd
library(dplyr)
library(ggplot2)
library(HURDAT)
library(lubridate)
library(readr)
library(rrricanes)
library(rrricanesdata)
ACE or Accumulated Cyclone Energy is a method of measuring energy of a cyclone or for an entire season. It is calculated by the formula
\[ \text{ACE} = 10^{-4}\sum{v^2_\text{max}} \]
where \(v_\text{max}\) is the wind speed in knots. Values may only be used when a storm is a tropical system with winds of at least 35 knots. Additionally, only six-hour intervals are used.
To calculate ACE you would want to use the fstadv
dataset and apply the following rules:
Status
is Tropical Storm or Hurricane.Wind
is not NAKey
Wind
fstadv <- fstadv %>%
filter(hour(Date) %in% c(3, 9, 15, 21),
Status %in% c("Tropical Storm", "Hurricane"),
!is.na(Wind)) %>%
group_by(Key) %>%
select(Name, Wind)
## Adding missing grouping variables: `Key`
Now let’s summarise our dataset with new variable ACE
.
fstadv %>%
summarise(Name = last(Name),
ACE = sum(Wind^2) * 1e-04) %>%
arrange(desc(ACE)) %>%
top_n(10)
## Selecting by ACE
## # A tibble: 10 x 3
## Key Name ACE
## <chr> <chr> <dbl>
## 1 AL092004 Ivan 69.9
## 2 AL112017 Irma 66.6
## 3 AL132003 Isabel 62.5
## 4 AL142016 Matthew 48.0
## 5 AL062004 Frances 46.9
## 6 AL152017 Maria 44.6
## 7 AL091999 Gert 44.0
## 8 AL112010 Igor 42.9
## 9 AL102003 Fabian 42.6
## 10 EP071999 Dora 42.2
This matches somewhat well with Wikipedia and other sources. But, you may notice we’re missing some storms. rrricanes
currently only holds data back to 1998; this data is considered “real-time”.
A companion package, HURDAT is available in CRAN that has data for all cyclones dating back as far as 1851. This package has less data than rrricanes
. But, as it is based on a post-storm reanalysis project, the data is more accurate.
Let’s revisit the top 10 using HURDAT
:
AL %>%
filter(hour(DateTime) %in% c(0, 6, 12, 18),
Status %in% c("TS", "HU"),
!is.na(Wind)) %>%
group_by(Key) %>%
summarise(Name = last(Name),
ACE = sum(Wind^2) * 1e-04) %>%
arrange(desc(ACE)) %>%
top_n(10)
## Selecting by ACE
## # A tibble: 10 x 3
## Key Name ACE
## <chr> <chr> <dbl>
## 1 AL031899 UNNAMED 73.6
## 2 AL092004 IVAN 71.5
## 3 AL112017 IRMA 64.9
## 4 AL091893 UNNAMED 63.5
## 5 AL132003 ISABEL 63.3
## 6 AL041926 UNNAMED 60.9
## 7 AL141932 UNNAMED 59.8
## 8 AL041906 UNNAMED 56.0
## 9 AL041957 CARRIE 55.8
## 10 AL091966 INEZ 54.6
A couple of things to notice here:
HURDAT
, the common times used are 00:00, 06:00, 12:00 and 18:00 UTCACE
is slightly higher and that could be for a number of reasons. For example, on re-analysis the Hurricane Research Division may have determined a cyclone was actually tropical (shown in HURDAT
) when initially it was believed to be extratropical (as shown in rrricanes
). Or, and more likely, they determined through additional data that a storm was actually stronger than originally though.
You can also calculate ACE
for a season. Instead of grouping by Key
we group by Year
. I’ll stick with HURDAT
in this example.
(df <- AL %>%
mutate(Year = year(DateTime)) %>%
filter(hour(DateTime) %in% c(0, 6, 12, 18),
Status %in% c("TS", "HU"),
!is.na(Wind)) %>%
group_by(Year) %>%
summarise(ACE = sum(Wind^2) * 1e-04) %>%
arrange(desc(ACE))) %>%
top_n(10)
## Selecting by ACE
## # A tibble: 10 x 2
## Year ACE
## <dbl> <dbl>
## 1 1933 259.
## 2 2005 246.
## 3 1893 231.
## 4 1926 230.
## 5 1995 228.
## 6 2004 226.
## 7 2017 225.
## 8 1950 211.
## 9 1961 205.
## 10 1998 182.
This also matches relatively well with that on Wikipedia and other sources.
It would certainly seem that tropical cyclone activity ebbs and flows over time.


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public interface CoffeeTableRow extends CMCommon
StatisticsLibrary
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static int |
STAT_BIRTHS
a constant index into statistics for a birth event
|
static int |
STAT_CLASSCHANGE
a constant index into statistics for a class change event
|
static int |
STAT_DEATHS
a constant index into statistics for a death event
|
static int |
STAT_DIVORCES
a constant index into statistics for a divorce event
|
static int |
STAT_LEVELSGAINED
a constant index into statistics for a level gain event
|
static int |
STAT_LOGINS
a constant index into statistics for login events
|
static int |
STAT_MARRIAGES
a constant index into statistics for a marriage event
|
static int |
STAT_NEWPLAYERS
a constant index into statistics for a new player event
|
static int |
STAT_PKDEATHS
a constant index into statistics for pk death event
|
static int |
STAT_PURGES
a constant index into statistics for a purge event
|
static int |
STAT_QUESTACCEPTED
a constant index into statistics for a quest accepted
|
static int |
STAT_QUESTDROPPED
a constant index into statistics for a quest dropped
|
static int |
STAT_QUESTFAILED
a constant index into statistics for a quest failed
|
static int |
STAT_QUESTFAILEDSTART
a constant index into statistics for a quest failed start
|
static int |
STAT_QUESTSTARTATTEMPT
a constant index into statistics for a manual start
|
static int |
STAT_QUESTSTOP
a constant index into statistics for a quest manual stop
|
static int |
STAT_QUESTSUCCESS
a constant index into statistics for a quest success
|
static int |
STAT_QUESTTIMESTART
a constant index into statistics for a times start
|
static int |
STAT_QUESTTIMESTOP
a constant index into statistics for a quest timeout stop
|
static int |
STAT_SKILLUSE
a constant index into statistics for a skill use event
|
static int |
STAT_SPECIAL_NUMONLINE
a constant index into statistics for a num players online poll event
|
static int |
STAT_TICKSONLINE
a constant index into statistics for a tick event
|
static int |
STAT_TOTAL
a constant index of the total number of enumerated statistical events
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
bumpVal(CMObject E,
int type)
Gathers relevant information about the given Environmental object
(usually MOB or Ability) and adds to the relevant statistics.
|
void |
bumpVal(java.lang.String s,
int type)
Finds a named statistic of the given name, and increments the value
of that long statistic by 1.
|
java.lang.String |
data()
Returns an XML document representing all the information in this object.
|
long |
endTime()
The end time, in millis since 1970, for this row of data
|
long |
highestOnline()
Returns the highest number of players online during this period.
|
long |
numberOnlineCounter()
Returns the number of times the number of players online has been
polled during this period.
|
long |
numberOnlineTotal()
Returns the cumulative number online during this period per poll.
|
void |
populate(long start,
long end,
java.lang.String data)
Populates this object from an xml document containing relevant statistics.
|
void |
setEndTime(long time)
Sets the end time, in millis since 1970, for this row of data
|
void |
setStartTime(long time)
Sets the start time, in millis since 1970, for this row of data
|
long |
startTime()
The start time, in millis since 1970, for this row of data
|
java.lang.String |
tagFix(java.lang.String s)
Simple method that replaces a strings spaces with _
characters, and makes the string uppercase.
|
void |
totalUp(java.lang.String code,
long[] tot)
Loops through adding all the event stats for the given code string
together
|
copyOf, ID, initializeClass, name, newInstance
static final int STAT_LOGINS
static final int STAT_TICKSONLINE
static final int STAT_NEWPLAYERS
static final int STAT_LEVELSGAINED
static final int STAT_DEATHS
static final int STAT_PKDEATHS
static final int STAT_MARRIAGES
static final int STAT_BIRTHS
static final int STAT_DIVORCES
static final int STAT_CLASSCHANGE
static final int STAT_PURGES
static final int STAT_SKILLUSE
static final int STAT_TOTAL
static final int STAT_QUESTFAILEDSTART
static final int STAT_QUESTTIMESTART
static final int STAT_QUESTTIMESTOP
static final int STAT_QUESTSTOP
static final int STAT_QUESTACCEPTED
static final int STAT_QUESTFAILED
static final int STAT_QUESTSUCCESS
static final int STAT_QUESTDROPPED
static final int STAT_QUESTSTARTATTEMPT
static final int STAT_SPECIAL_NUMONLINE
long startTime()
setStartTime(long)
long endTime()
setEndTime(long)
void setStartTime(long time)
time
- the start time in millisstartTime()
void setEndTime(long time)
time
- the end time in millisendTime()
long highestOnline()
long numberOnlineTotal()
numberOnlineCounter()
long numberOnlineCounter()
numberOnlineTotal()
java.lang.String data()
populate(long, long, String)
void populate(long start, long end, java.lang.String data)
start
- the start time, in millis, for this row of dataend
- the end time, in millis, for this row of datadata
- the statistics and data for this row, as xmldata()
void bumpVal(java.lang.String s, int type)
s
- the named statistic to record for the given eventtype
- the type of event to tabulateSTAT_LOGINS
void bumpVal(CMObject E, int type)
E
- the mob or abilitytype
- the type of event to tabulateSTAT_LOGINS
java.lang.String tagFix(java.lang.String s)
s
- the string to changevoid totalUp(java.lang.String code, long[] tot)
code
- the code string to use, or *tot
- the running total of all events statsSTAT_TOTAL


Some of you may have noticed that support for the IMPORT FOREIGN SCHEMA statement has landed in the PostgreSQL source tree last july. This new command allows users to automatically map foreign tables to local ones.
Use-Case
Previously, if you wanted to use the postgres_fdw Foreign Data Wrapper to access data stored in a remote database you had to:
- Create the extension
- Create a server
- Create a user mapping
- For each remote table:
- Create a FOREIGN TABLE which structures matches the remote one
This last step is tedious, and error prone: you have to match the column names, in the right order, with the right type.
The IMPORT FOREIGN SCHEMA statements allows you to automatically create a foreign table object for each object available remotely.
Multicorn implementation
The API has been implemented in Multicorn for a few months, lingering in its own branch.
I just merged it back to the master branch, and this feature will land in an upcoming 1.2.0 release. In the meantime, test it !
The API
Its simple, like always with Multicorn. FDW just have to override the import_schema method:
@classmethod
def import_schema(self, schema, srv_options, options, restriction_type,
restricts)
This method just has to build a list of TableDefinition objects:
return [
TableDefinition("table_name", schema=None,
columns=[
ColumnDefinition(
name="column_name",
type_name="integer")])]
And thats it !
As for now, the only FDW shipped with Multicorn that does implement this API is the sqlalchemyfdw.
SQLAlchemyFDW test run
So, with this API in mind, I conducted a small test: trying to import an Oracle schema as well as a MS-SQLServer schema:
CREATE EXTENSION multicorn;
CREATE SERVER mssql_server FOREIGN DATA WRAPPER multicorn
OPTIONS (
wrapper 'multicorn.sqlalchemyfdw.SqlAlchemyFdw',
drivername 'mssql+pymssql',
host 'myhost',
port '1433',
database 'testmulticorn');
CREATE USER MAPPING FOR ronan SERVER mssql_server OPTIONS (username 'user', password 'password');
CREATE SCHEMA mssql;
IMPORT FOREIGN SCHEMA dbo FROM SERVER mssql_server INTO mssql ;
CREATE SERVER sqlite_server FOREIGN DATA WRAPPER multicorn
OPTIONS (
wrapper 'multicorn.sqlalchemyfdw.SqlAlchemyFdw',
drivername 'sqlite',
database '/home/ronan/mydb.sqlite3');
CREATE SCHEMA sqlite;
IMPORT FOREIGN SCHEMA main FROM SERVER sqlite_server INTO sqlite ;
DELETE FROM mssql.t1;
DELETE FROM sqlite.t1;
INSERT INTO sqlite.t1 (id, label) VALUES (1, DEFAULT);
SELECT * FROM sqlite.t1;
CREATE SERVER oracle_server FOREIGN DATA WRAPPER multicorn
OPTIONS (
wrapper 'multicorn.sqlalchemyfdw.SqlAlchemyFdw',
drivername 'oracle',
host 'another_host',
database 'testmulticorn');
CREATE USER MAPPING FOR ronan SERVER oracle_server OPTIONS (username 'user', password 'password');
CREATE SCHEMA oracle;
IMPORT FOREIGN SCHEMA ronan FROM SERVER oracle_server INTO oracle ;
And thats it ! Its sufficient to query tables from sqllite, oracle and MS-SQL from a single connection.
Once again, feel free to test it and to report any bugs you may find along the way !


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An in-depth exploration of various books, information about an Asian country, and more. It's a work in progress; expect it to be finished by the end of March 2017.
Below you will find "blog posts" from the perspective of Year of Impossible Goodbyes characters. You'll see their "opinions" on various matters and lots more.
Stay tuned, the characters are posting!
I feel like I have never felt before. Alone, in a world of people who are both familiar and strange. Attacked personally by Japenese soldiers, who, in fighting the "White Devils", only end up forcing us to fight amongst ourselves.
They cut Grandfather's tree down, with their magic ability to remove what is most dear to our hearts: hope. They force us to work, to meet our quotas, so that we cannot fight back. We are hopeless.
A good quote to emphasize this is the following:
"I felt like a different person. I felt so many confilcting emotions struggling within me. The world seemed empty. The air was so dark and heavy, I could hardly breathe" (Choi 44).Although this quote is after Sookan's grandfather died, it still demonstrates her perspective and outlook very well.
Grandfather died. Had they not come to ruin the party, to destroy his tree, and remind him of his days when he was tortured by the Japenese, he probably would not have died. To know that he could have lived just makes his death more painful for all of us. When I was asked to oil his toes, I learned for the first time exactly how he was tortured: they must have removed his toenails, one by one.
Mother has been so sad. I know that she and Grandfather had a special relationship. Maybe the Buddha took her soul, too, to keep Grandfather company. It certainly feels like it. The first time she spoke was when Captain Narita wanted to see her.
It feels like all that has been good in my life has become bad.
Another quote that I feel strongly represents her feelings:
"I sat in helpless silence and watched the dawn break. The sun rose like any other day.
Kisa tried to get us out of the Russians' new lair. I believe it with all my heart that he treid his hardest. But, given our notoriously bad luck, of course he chose one of the guides who never followed through, just turned us in to the Russians. I don't know what's going to happen to us. It makes me scared just to think of it.
Why couldn't the Americans have come to save us? They had always been good friends, before the war and all. They must have decided that it was too difficult to reclaim all of Korea, so they only took over the territory south of the 38th Parallel. That means that we, the Koreans of the North (we don't like the name North Koreans), are left behind with the Communist Russians.
I really hope that we'll get our Mother back.  It seemed that the Russian soldier tried to help, but he knew that he would be prosecuted for disobediance if he helped.
 He regularly informed the soldiers about his catch and they paid him a fee" (Choi 136).This is when Sookan finally realizes how bad things have gotten.
I feel different. I am not just the girl I was when we lived Pyongyang. I am now a woman. I am almost Inchun's mother, now that we are motherless.
We have been forced to work like adults. Caring for children to earn ears of corn, what little food the merchants had left over.
Inchun has changed, too. He is now a little wise old man. He certainly still looks up to his nuna, but he has begun to see us differently.
A quote representing this change:
"It was hard to be a nuna. I wished someone older than I were around" (Choi 153).This quote describes the extent to which the new responsibility was taking a toll on Sookan, and it showed her connection to Inchun.


National Championships
This section attempts to list all national champions for track, road, and crosscountry (for flat distances 3000m and longer). Lists are generally provided only where complete or mostly complete lists are available. Contributions to this section are encouraged. Please submit contributions to the ARRS at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>.
Note: Championships for countries that no longer exist may be found under a present country that was part of the old country. For example, the marathon champions for Czechoslovakia may be linked thru the marathon champions for Slovakia or the Czech Republic.
Track
Outdoor 10 mile: ENG, RSA, SCO
Note: Standard outdoor track championships are held at 5000m and 10,000m.
In the past, championships were held at a variety of different distances. Outdoor championships held at 3000m,
2 miles, and 3 miles are found under the 5000m championships; championships held at 5 miles and 6 miles are found
under the 10,000m championships. Championships held at 4 miles may be found under either the 5000m or 10,000m championships,
depending on which series they fit into. Indoor championships include all
distances, 3000m and longer.
Road
Marathon: ALB, CUB, ISL, ISR, KOR, MEX
Note: In many cases, road championships are held but the distances may
vary from year to year or there may be a variety of different, sub-marathon road distances held each year. These
are listed under "General Road".
Ultramarathons
Note: These may include road, track,
or cross championships that are at a distance longer than a marathon (42.195
km). The venue may change from year to year with a given series, e.g.,
some 24 hour championships may be road while others are on the track, within the
same series.
Crosscountry
Note: Crosscountry championships
listed here are the traditional crosscountry style races, generally without
significant (more than 500 meters) climb and do not include other off-track or
off-road races such as trail or mountain races.
Trail and Mountain
Note: Trail and mountain races are
generally distinguished from traditional crosscountry races in that there are
usually substantial elevation changes on the order of 100's of meters or more.
It is common that men and women compete in the same race whereas in traditional
crosscountry races, men and women compete separately.
Note: Czechoslovak championships are linked thru CZE and SVK; Soviet
championships are linked thru RUS; Yugoslav and Serbia-Montenegro championships are linked thru SER.
Regional
Championships
Road
Marathon: AUS, CAN, ENG, NZL, RSA
Cross: New South Wales (AUS), Victoria (AUS), British Columbia (CAN), Catalunya (ESP)


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