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Properties
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- Stability on air: stable
Obtaining
Xylitol is occasionally sold as sugar substitute for diabetics. Look for it in supermarkets or in drug stores.
Growing
Information regarding solubility of xylitol in the internet is controversial. I measured it experimentally, and found that the closest to reality number is 169g/100ml at 20C.
Xylitol grows easily, the size of crystal is limited by grower's patience and container size. My biggest crystal was grown in 3 weeks. Faster growth often introduces more defects.
How to grow it: prepare saturated solution by dissolving 169g of xylitol in 100ml of warm water. Let it cool and ensure that solution is saturated: drop a small crystal of xylitol in it, it should not dissolve in several hours. If it dissolved, heat the solution, add more and repeat. Then suspend a seed in the solution, cover it to slow down evaporation and wait.
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Xylitol is safe to consume in reasonable quantities. In large quantities it have laxative effects (as other sugar alcohols). Xylitol is dangerous for dogs and birds!
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It describes how the women experienced a “sudden and drastic change to their lives,” following an “inconceivable discovery” which they had to grapple with in isolation.
Barbara Hannigan, professor of counselling psychology at TCD, said the rationale for Ms Conmy’s study came from her placement at Patrick Randall’s Forensic Psychology Service “where she encountered these women with devastated lives, characterised by shame and stigma from the most heinous of crimes of their life partners and they didn’t even know this was a feature in their lives”.
Six of the eight women who took part only learned of their husband’s sexual crimes as a result of their homes being raided by the authorities.
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| getThreads (array $conditions, array $fetchOptions=array()) | |
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| canViewAttachmentsInThread (array $thread, array $forum, &$errorPhraseKey='', array $nodePermissions=null, array $viewingUser=null) | |
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| canReplyBanUserFromThread (array $user=null, array $thread, array $forum, &$errorPhraseKey='', array $nodePermissions=null, array $viewingUser=null) | |
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| canEditThread (array $thread, array $forum, &$errorPhraseKey='', array $nodePermissions=null, array $viewingUser=null) | |
| canEditThreadTitle (array $thread, array $forum, &$errorPhraseKey='', array $nodePermissions=null, array $viewingUser=null) | |
| canLockUnlockThread (array $thread, array $forum, &$errorPhraseKey='', array $nodePermissions=null, array $viewingUser=null) | |
| canStickUnstickThread (array $thread, array $forum, &$errorPhraseKey='', array $nodePermissions=null, array $viewingUser=null) | |
| canDeleteThread (array $thread, array $forum, $deleteType='soft', &$errorPhraseKey='', array $nodePermissions=null, array $viewingUser=null) | |
| canUndeleteThread (array $thread, array $forum, &$errorPhraseKey='', array $nodePermissions=null, array $viewingUser=null) | |
| canViewThreadModeratorLog (array $thread, array $forum, &$errorPhraseKey='', array $nodePermissions=null, array $viewingUser=null) | |
| canApproveUnapproveThread (array $thread, array $forum, &$errorPhraseKey='', array $nodePermissions=null, array $viewingUser=null) | |
| canMoveThread (array $thread, array $forum, &$errorPhraseKey='', array $nodePermissions=null, array $viewingUser=null) | |
| canMergeThread (array $thread, array $forum, &$errorPhraseKey='', array $nodePermissions=null, array $viewingUser=null) | |
| canAlterThreadState (array $thread, array $forum, $state, &$errorPhraseKey='', array $nodePermissions=null, array $viewingUser=null) | |
| canWatchThread (array $thread, array $forum, &$errorPhraseKey='', array $nodePermissions=null, array $viewingUser=null) | |
| canVoteOnPoll (array $poll, array $thread, array $forum, &$errorPhraseKey='', array $nodePermissions=null, array $viewingUser=null) | |
| canEditPoll (array $poll, array $thread, array $forum, &$errorPhraseKey='', array $nodePermissions=null, array $viewingUser=null) | |
| canEditPollDetails (array $poll, array $thread, array $forum, &$errorPhraseKey='', array $nodePermissions=null, array $viewingUser=null) | |
| canResetPoll (array $poll, array $thread, array $forum, &$errorPhraseKey='', array $nodePermissions=null, array $viewingUser=null) | |
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| canQuickReply (array $thread, array $forum, &$errorPhraseKey='', array $nodePermissions=null) | |
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Determines if a poll can be added to this thread.
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Determines if the thread's discussion_state can be altered to a new value. This does not check thread viewing permissions.
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| array | $forum | |
| string | $state | (intended new discussion_state) |
| string | $errorPhraseKey | |
| array | null | $nodePermissions | |
| array | null | $viewingUser |
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Determines if the thread can be approved/unapproved with the given permissions. This does not check thread viewing permissions.
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| array | $forum | |
| string | $errorPhraseKey | |
| array | null | $nodePermissions | |
| array | null | $viewingUser |
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Determines if the thread can be deleted with the given permissions. This does not check viewing permissions.
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| array | null | $nodePermissions | |
| array | null | $viewingUser |
| canEditPoll | ( | array | $poll, |
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Determines if the poll in the given thread can be edited. This does not check thread viewing permissions.
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| array | $forum | |
| string | $errorPhraseKey | |
| array | null | $nodePermissions | |
| array | null | $viewingUser |
| canEditPollDetails | ( | array | $poll, |
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Determines if the poll details (question, response) for the associated thread can be edited. Does not check thread viewing or base poll editing permissions.
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| array | $thread | |
| array | $forum | |
| string | $errorPhraseKey | |
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| array | null | $viewingUser |
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Determines if the user can edit tags on the thread with the given permissions. This does not check thread viewing permissions.
| array | null | $thread | Info about the thread (null when creating a thread) |
| array | $forum | Info about the forum the thread is in |
| string | $errorPhraseKey | Returned phrase key for a specific error |
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Determines if the thread can be edited with the given permissions. This does not check thread viewing permissions.
| array | $thread | Info about the thread |
| array | $forum | Info about the forum the thread is in |
| string | $errorPhraseKey | Returned phrase key for a specific error |
| array | null | $nodePermissions | |
| array | null | $viewingUser |
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Determines if the thread title be edited with the given permissions. This does not check thread viewing permissions.
| array | $thread | Info about the thread |
| array | $forum | Info about the forum the thread is in |
| string | $errorPhraseKey | Returned phrase key for a specific error |
| array | null | $nodePermissions | |
| array | null | $viewingUser |
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||
| ) |
Determines if the thread can be locked/unlocked with the given permissions. This does not check viewing permissions.
| array | $thread | |
| array | $forum | |
| string | $errorPhraseKey | |
| array | null | $nodePermissions | |
| array | null | $viewingUser |
| canMergeThread | ( | array | $thread, |
| array | $forum, | ||
| & | $errorPhraseKey = '' , |
||
| array | $nodePermissions = null , |
||
| array | $viewingUser = null |
||
| ) |
Determines if the thread can be merged with another with the given permissions. This does not check thread viewing permissions.
| array | $thread | |
| array | $forum | |
| string | $errorPhraseKey | |
| array | null | $nodePermissions | |
| array | null | $viewingUser |
| canMoveThread | ( | array | $thread, |
| array | $forum, | ||
| & | $errorPhraseKey = '' , |
||
| array | $nodePermissions = null , |
||
| array | $viewingUser = null |
||
| ) |
Determines if the thread can be moved with the given permissions. This does not check thread viewing permissions.
| array | $thread | |
| array | $forum | |
| string | $errorPhraseKey | |
| array | null | $nodePermissions | |
| array | null | $viewingUser |
| canQuickReply | ( | array | $thread, |
| array | $forum, | ||
| & | $errorPhraseKey = '' , |
||
| array | $nodePermissions = null |
||
| ) |
Determines if a user can reply to the thread using Quick Reply. Note that this always assumes the visitor!
| array | $thread | |
| array | $forum | |
| string | $errorPhraseKey | |
| array | null | $nodePermissions |
| canReplyBanUserFromThread | ( | array | $user = null , |
| array | $thread, | ||
| array | $forum, | ||
| & | $errorPhraseKey = '' , |
||
| array | $nodePermissions = null , |
||
| array | $viewingUser = null |
||
| ) |
Determines if the user can ban a specific user from replying or can view/manage existing thread reply bans.
| array | null | $user | If attempting to ban a specific user. If just managing the null. |
| array | $thread | |
| array | $forum | |
| string | $errorPhraseKey | Returned phrase key for a specific error |
| array | null | $nodePermissions | |
| array | null | $viewingUser |
| canReplyToThread | ( | array | $thread, |
| array | $forum, | ||
| & | $errorPhraseKey = '' , |
||
| array | $nodePermissions = null , |
||
| array | $viewingUser = null |
||
| ) |
Determines if a new reply can be posted in the specified thread, with the given permissions. This does not check viewing permissions.
| array | $thread | |
| array | $forum | |
| string | $errorPhraseKey | Returned phrase key for a specific error |
| array | null | $nodePermissions | |
| array | null | $viewingUser |
| canResetPoll | ( | array | $poll, |
| array | $thread, | ||
| array | $forum, | ||
| & | $errorPhraseKey = '' , |
||
| array | $nodePermissions = null , |
||
| array | $viewingUser = null |
||
| ) |
Determines if a poll can be reset (votes removed) or removed. Does not check thread viewing or base poll editing permissions.
| array | $poll | |
| array | $thread | |
| array | $forum | |
| string | $errorPhraseKey | |
| array | null | $nodePermissions | |
| array | null | $viewingUser |
| canStickUnstickThread | ( | array | $thread, |
| array | $forum, | ||
| & | $errorPhraseKey = '' , |
||
| array | $nodePermissions = null , |
||
| array | $viewingUser = null |
||
| ) |
Determines if the thread can be stuck/unstuck with the given permissions. This does not check viewing permissions.
| array | $thread | |
| array | $forum | |
| string | $errorPhraseKey | |
| array | null | $nodePermissions | |
| array | null | $viewingUser |
| canUndeleteThread | ( | array | $thread, |
| array | $forum, | ||
| & | $errorPhraseKey = '' , |
||
| array | $nodePermissions = null , |
||
| array | $viewingUser = null |
||
| ) |
Determines if the thread can be undeleted with the given permissions. This does not check thread viewing permissions.
| array | $thread | |
| array | $forum | |
| string | $errorPhraseKey | |
| array | null | $nodePermissions | |
| array | null | $viewingUser |
| canViewAttachmentsInThread | ( | array | $thread, |
| array | $forum, | ||
| & | $errorPhraseKey = '' , |
||
| array | $nodePermissions = null , |
||
| array | $viewingUser = null |
||
| ) |
Checks whether a user can view attachments in a thread
| array | $thread | |
| array | $forum | |
| string | $errorPhraseKey | |
| array | $nodePermissions | |
| array | $viewingUser |
| canViewDeletedPosts | ( | array | $thread, |
| array | $forum, | ||
| & | $errorPhraseKey = '' , |
||
| array | $nodePermissions = null , |
||
| array | $viewingUser = null |
||
| ) |
Checks whether a user can view deleted posts in a thread
| array | $thread | |
| array | $forum | |
| string | $errorPhraseKey | |
| array | $nodePermissions | |
| array | $viewingUser |
| canViewIps | ( | array | $thread, |
| array | $forum, | ||
| & | $errorPhraseKey = '' , |
||
| array | $nodePermissions = null , |
||
| array | $viewingUser = null |
||
| ) |
Determines if the specified user can view IP addresses
| array | $thread | |
| array | $forum | |
| string | $errorPhraseKey | |
| array | null | $nodePermissions | |
| array | null | $viewingUser |
| canViewModeratedPosts | ( | array | $thread, |
| array | $forum, | ||
| & | $errorPhraseKey = '' , |
||
| array | $nodePermissions = null , |
||
| array | $viewingUser = null |
||
| ) |
Checks whether a user can view moderated posts in a thread
| array | $thread | |
| array | $forum | |
| string | $errorPhraseKey | |
| array | $nodePermissions | |
| array | $viewingUser |
| canViewThread | ( | array | $thread, |
| array | $forum, | ||
| & | $errorPhraseKey = '' , |
||
| array | $nodePermissions = null , |
||
| array | $viewingUser = null |
||
| ) |
Determines if the thread can be viewed with the given permissions. This does not check forum viewing permissions.
| array | $thread | Info about the thread |
| array | $forum | Info about the forum the thread is in |
| string | $errorPhraseKey | Returned phrase key for a specific error |
| array | null | $nodePermissions | |
| array | null | $viewingUser |
| canViewThreadAndContainer | ( | array | $thread, |
| array | $forum, | ||
| & | $errorPhraseKey = '' , |
||
| array | $nodePermissions = null , |
||
| array | $viewingUser = null |
||
| ) |
Determines if the thread can be viewed with the given permissions. This will check that any parent container can be viewed as well.
| array | $thread | Info about the thread |
| array | $forum | Info about the forum the thread is in |
| string | $errorPhraseKey | Returned phrase key for a specific error |
| array | null | $nodePermissions | |
| array | null | $viewingUser |
| canViewThreadModeratorLog | ( | array | $thread, |
| array | $forum, | ||
| & | $errorPhraseKey = '' , |
||
| array | $nodePermissions = null , |
||
| array | $viewingUser = null |
||
| ) |
Determines if the thread moderator log can be viewed. This does not check thread viewing permissions.
| array | $thread | |
| array | $forum | |
| string | $errorPhraseKey | |
| array | null | $nodePermissions | |
| array | null | $viewingUser |
| canVoteOnPoll | ( | array | $poll, |
| array | $thread, | ||
| array | $forum, | ||
| & | $errorPhraseKey = '' , |
||
| array | $nodePermissions = null , |
||
| array | $viewingUser = null |
||
| ) |
Determines if the poll in the given thread can be voted on. This does not check if the user has already voted on the poll.
| array | $poll | |
| array | $thread | |
| array | $forum | |
| string | $errorPhraseKey | |
| array | null | $nodePermissions | |
| array | null | $viewingUser |
| canWatchThread | ( | array | $thread, |
| array | $forum, | ||
| & | $errorPhraseKey = '' , |
||
| array | $nodePermissions = null , |
||
| array | $viewingUser = null |
||
| ) |
Determines if the thread can be watched with the given permissions. This does not check thread viewing permissions.
| array | $thread | |
| array | $forum | |
| string | $errorPhraseKey | |
| array | null | $nodePermissions | |
| array | null | $viewingUser |
| countThreads | ( | array | $conditions | ) |
Gets the count of threads with the specified criteria.
| array | $conditions | Conditions to apply to the fetching |
| countThreadsInForum | ( | $forumId, | |
| array | $conditions = array() |
||
| ) |
Gets the count of threads in the specified forum.
| integer | $forumId | |
| array | $conditions | Conditions to apply to the fetching |
| deleteThread | ( | $threadId, | |
| $deleteType, | |||
| array | $options = array() |
||
| ) |
Helper to delete the specified thread, via a soft or hard delete.
| integer | $threadId | ID of the thread to delete |
| string | $deleteType | Type of deletion (soft or hard) |
| array | $options | Deletion options. Currently unused. |
| getEarliestThreadDate | ( | ) |
Gets the date of the earliest posted thread in the database
| getLastPageNumbers | ( | $replyCount | ) |
Returns the last few page numbers of a thread
| integer | $replyCount |
| getLastUpdatedThreadInForum | ( | $forumId, | |
| array | $fetchOptions = array() |
||
| ) |
Gets the thread with the most recent post in the specified forum. Doesn't include redirects.
| integer | $forumId | |
| array | $fetchOptions | Collection of options that relate to fetching |
| getMaxThreadReadDate | ( | array | $thread, |
| array | $forum | ||
| ) |
Get the maximum thread read timestamp based on when the thread/forum has been read.
| array | $thread | |
| array | $forum |
| getNodeIdsFromThreads | ( | array | $threads | ) |
Gets an array of the node IDs in which the specified threads reside
| array | $threads |
| getPermissionBasedThreadFetchConditions | ( | array | $forum, |
| array | $nodePermissions = null , |
||
| array | $viewingUser = null |
||
| ) |
Gets permission-based conditions that apply to thread fetching functions.
| array | $forum | Forum the threads will belong to |
| array | null | $nodePermissions | |
| array | null | $viewingUser |
| getStickyThreadsInForum | ( | $forumId, | |
| array | $conditions = array() , |
||
| array | $fetchOptions = array() |
||
| ) |
Gets all sticky threads in a particular forum.
| integer | $forumId | |
| array | $fetchOptions | Collection of options that relate to fetching |
| getThreadById | ( | $threadId, | |
| array | $fetchOptions = array() |
||
| ) |
Returns a thread record based
| integer | $threadId | |
| array | $fetchOptions | Collection of options related to fetching |
| getThreadIds | ( | array | $conditions, |
| array | $fetchOptions = array() |
||
| ) |
Gets thread ids with the specified criteria.
| array | $conditions | Conditions to apply to the fetching |
| array | $fetchOptions | for limiting only |
| getThreadIdsInRange | ( | $start, | |
| $limit | |||
| ) |
Gets thread IDs in the specified range. The IDs returned will be those immediately after the "start" value (not including the start), up to the specified limit.
| integer | $start | IDs greater than this will be returned |
| integer | $limit | Number of posts to return |
| getThreads | ( | array | $conditions, |
| array | $fetchOptions = array() |
||
| ) |
Gets threads that match the given conditions.
| array | $conditions | Conditions to apply to the fetching |
| array | $fetchOptions | Collection of options that relate to fetching |
| getThreadsAndParentData | ( | array | $threadIds, |
$permissionCombinationId = null |
|||
| ) |
From a list of thread IDs, gets info about the threads and the forums the threads are in.
If a permission combination ID is passed, the forums will retrieve permission info.
| array | $threadIds | List of thread Ids |
| integer | $permissionCombinationId | Permission combination ID that will be retrieved with the forums, into nodePermissions. |
| getThreadsByIds | ( | array | $threadIds, |
| array | $fetchOptions = array() |
||
| ) |
Gets the named threads.
| array | $threadIds | |
| array | $fetchOptions | Collection of options related to fetching |
| getThreadsInForum | ( | $forumId, | |
| array | $conditions = array() , |
||
| array | $fetchOptions = array() |
||
| ) |
Gets threads that belong to the specified forum.
| integer | $forumId | |
| array | $conditions | Conditions to apply to the fetching |
| array | $fetchOptions | Collection of options that relate to fetching |
| getThreadWatchStateFromThread | ( | array | $thread, |
$useDefaultIfNotWatching = true , |
|||
| array | $viewingUser = null |
||
| ) |
Use the 'thread_is_watched' info in a thread array to get the watch state text
| array | $thread | |
| boolean | $useDefaultIfNotWatching | |
| array | $viewingUser |
| getUnreadThreadIds | ( | $userId, | |
| array | $fetchOptions = array() , |
||
$watchedOnly = false |
|||
| ) |
Gets the IDs of threads that the specified user has not read. Doesn't not work for guests. Doesn't include deleted.
| integer | $userId | |
| array | $fetchOptions | Fetching options; limit only |
| boolean | $watchedOnly | If true, only returns results in watched threads/forums |
| getUserThreadReadDate | ( | $userId, | |
| $threadId | |||
| ) |
Get the time when a user has marked the given thread as read.
| integer | $userId | |
| integer | $threadId |
| hasPreview | ( | array | $thread, |
| array | $forum, | ||
| array | $nodePermissions = null , |
||
| array | $viewingUser = null |
||
| ) |
Determines if a thread can have a thread preview
| array | $thread | (expects first_post_id and discussion_type indeces) |
| array | $forum | |
| array | null | $nodePermissions | |
| array | null | $viewingUser |
| insertThreadReplyBan | ( | array | $thread, |
| array | $user, | ||
$expiryDate = null , |
|||
$reason = '' , |
|||
$sendAlert = false , |
|||
$banUserId = null |
|||
| ) |
Bans a specific user from replying to a thread for the specified amount of time
| array | $thread | |
| array | $user | |
| null | integer | $expiryDate | |
| string | $reason | |
| boolean | $sendAlert | |
| null | integer | $banUserId |
| isDeleted | ( | array | $thread | ) |
Determines if a thread is deleted (based on discussion_state)
| array | $thread |
| isModerated | ( | array | $thread | ) |
Determines if a thread is moderated (based on discussion_state)
| array | $thread |
| isNew | ( | array | $thread, |
| array | $forum | ||
| ) |
Determines if a thread is new / unread
| array | $thread | (expects thread_read_date or forum_read_date, discussion_type and last_post_date indeces) |
| isRedirect | ( | array | $thread | ) |
Determines if a thread is a redirect (based on discussion_type)
| array | $thread |
| isVisible | ( | array | $thread | ) |
Determines if a thread is visible (based on discussion_state)
| array | $thread |
| logThreadView | ( | $threadId | ) |
Logs the viewing of a thread.
| integer | $threadId |
| markThreadRead | ( | array | $thread, |
| array | $forum, | ||
| $readDate, | |||
| array | $viewingUser = null |
||
| ) |
Marks the given thread as read up to a certain point (usually the most recent post read). Thread must have thread_read_date key. (Forum should have forum_read_date key.)
| array | $thread | Thread info |
| array | $forum | Forum info |
| integer | $readDate | Timestamp to mark |
| array | null | $viewingUser |
| modifyThreadUserPostCount | ( | $threadId, | |
| $userId, | |||
| $modifyValue | |||
| ) |
Modifies the count of posts a user has made in a thread.
| integer | $threadId | |
| integer | $userId | |
| integer | $modifyValue | How to modify the count (eg, 1 or -1) |
| prepareThread | ( | array | $thread, |
| array | $forum, | ||
| array | $nodePermissions = null , |
||
| array | $viewingUser = null |
||
| ) |
Prepares a thread for display, generally within the context of a specific forum.
| array | $thread | Thread to prepare |
| array | $forum | Forum thread is in |
| array | null | $nodePermissions | |
| array | null | $viewingUser |
| prepareThreadConditions | ( | array | $conditions, |
| array & | $fetchOptions | ||
| ) |
Prepares a collection of thread fetching related conditions into an SQL clause
| array | $conditions | List of conditions |
| array | $fetchOptions | Modifiable set of fetch options (may have joins pushed on to it) |
| prepareThreadFetchOptions | ( | array | $fetchOptions | ) |
Checks the 'join' key of the incoming array for the presence of the FETCH_x bitfields in this class and returns SQL snippets to join the specified tables if required
| array | $fetchOptions | containing a 'join' integer key build from this class's FETCH_x bitfields |
| rebuildThreadUserPostCounters | ( | $threadId, | |
$userId = null |
|||
| ) |
Rebuilds the thread user post counters for a specific thread. If a user ID is specified, the counters are only updated for that user.
| integer | $threadId | |
| integer | null | $userId |
| replaceThreadUserPostCounters | ( | $threadId, | |
| array | $counters, | ||
$userId = null |
|||
| ) |
Replaces the thread counters in a specified thread with the given set. Old post count records are removed. If a user ID is not null, only that user's post count record is removed, so the array is must only contain records for that user.
| integer | $threadId | |
| array | $counters | [user id] => post count |
| integer | null | $userId |
| sendModeratorActionAlert | ( | $action, | |
| array | $thread, | ||
$reason = '' , |
|||
| array | $extra = array() , |
||
$alertUserId = null |
|||
| ) |
Sends an alert to a user for a moderator action. The alert will be viewable even if the thread isn't.
The alert content type will always be user.
| string | $action | Alert will become thread_<action> |
| array | $thread | |
| string | $reason | |
| array | $extra | |
| null | integer | $alertUserId | If null, alerts the thread starter |
| updateThreadViews | ( | ) |
Updates thread views in bulk.


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Happy Planet = Lucky Farmer


Wishaw Library worker steps away from bookshelves after 44 years of service
May Young was given a fond farewell from staff at the Houldsworth Centre after being nominated as our Say it with Flowers competition winner.
by Ross ThomsonA Wishaw library worker is stepping away from a life at the bookshelves after four decades of serving the public.
May Young finished up at the library at the Houldsworth Centre last week after 44 years of service.
And May’s colleagues were not letting her head off into the sunset without a farewell bash.
She said: “I began working at Motherwell Library and then when my son Graeme was born I went back to work at Wishaw and have been here ever since.
“I love working here and I’ve worked with some great people over the years.
“I like a blether as well and enjoy speaking to many of the regulars who use the library nearly every day.
“My husband Robert I like to travel so we will be going to Madrid in a couple of weeks.
“I also like walking and swimming so I will keep myself busy.
“Obviously I love to read as well so I’ll be sure to come back to the library regularly though.”
To thank May for all her hard work down the years, the Wishaw Library team nominated her for our Say it with Flowers competition.
And we were on hand to mark 61-year-old May’s final shift last Wednesday with the presentation of a beautiful bouquet thanks to our friends at Pixie’s Petals in Newmains.
One of May’s co-workers at Wishaw Library, Annette Munro, said: “May will be sorely missed by everyone who works here and everyone who uses the library.
“All of our regular customers know her very well.
“She started off at Motherwell Library before joining Wishaw.
“Her husband retired last year so it’s a good time for her to be going although we are very sad to see her leaving.
“We have a small staff at the library but we all get on well and it’s a great place to work.
“We are all sorry to be losing May from our team.”
Would you like to nominate someone for our Say it with Flowers competition?
You can do so by emailing their name, the reason for the nomination and a contact phone number for yourself to: news@wishawpress.co.uk.


YAKS is a testing platform that leverages Behavior Driven Development concepts for running tests on Cloud-native infrastructure.
What is “YAKS”?
YAKS is an Open Source test automation platform to run your tests as Cloud-native resources on Kubernetes or OpenShift. This means the testing tool runs your tests natively on Kubernetes and is specifically designed to verify Serverless and Microservice applications. A typical YAKS test uses the very same infrastructure as the System under test and exchanges data/events over different messaging transports (e.g. Http REST, Knative eventing, Kafka, JMS and many more).
The tests in YAKS follow the BDD (Behavior Driven Development) concepts, so you declare Gherkin (Given-When-Then syntax) feature files and run those directly as Pod in your cluster.
YAKS leverages the Operator SDK and provides a specific operator to manage the test case resources on the cluster. Each time you declare a test in the form of a custom resource the YAKS operator automatically takes care of preparing the proper runtime in order to execute the test as a Kubernetes Pod. The runtime uses a Java virtual machine runtime with Maven and leverages Cucumber and Citrus to run the tests.
YAKS as a framework brings a set of ready-to-use Cucumber steps so you can just start writing your feature files to verify your deployed services.
Why would you want Cloud-native testing?
Why would you want to run tests as Cloud-native resources on the Kubernetes platform? Kubernetes has become a standard target platform for Serverless and Microservices architectures. Developing the services is different in many aspects compared to what we have done for decades.
Writing a Serverless or Microservices application for instance with Camel K is very declarative. As a developer you write a Camel route and run this route as an integration via the Camel K operator directly on the cluster.
The declarative approach as well as the nature of Serverless applications make us rely on a given runtime infrastructure, and it is quite hard to run tests outside that infrastructure. So it is only natural to also move the verifying tests into this very same infrastructure. This is why YAKS brings your tests to the cloud infrastructure for integration and end-to-end testing.
Let us have a look at a sample Camel K integration. The integration provides a Http service and transforms incoming requests to messages sent to a Kafka topic.
Camel K sample: http-to-kafka.groovy
// expose a rest endpoint that routes transformed messages to Kafka
rest().post("/greeting")
.route()
.transform()... // any kind of transformation
.to("kafka:greetings")
Once you have written the Camel route you are ready to run the Camel K integration source within the Kubernetes infrastructure. It is only natural to also move the verifying tests into this very same infrastructure because you can make use of the very same messaging transports, databases and services (internal and external) provided in that infrastructure.
The tests are able to simulate 3rd party services or other microservices that are part of the message processing logic. The BDD tests describe the given context, the events to occur and the expected outcome all in one single feature file. This declarative testing approach is a perfect match to the concept of operators and custom resources on Kubernetes that is being used in so many Cloud-native services these days.
How does it work?
YAKS provides a Kubernetes operator and a set of CRDs (custom resources) that we need to install in the cluster. The best way to install YAKS is to use the OperatorHub or the yaks CLI tools that you can download from the GitHub release pages.
With the yaks-client binary simply run this install command:
$ yaks install
This command prepares your Kubernetes cluster for running tests with YAKS. It will take care of installing the YAKS custom resource definitions, setting up role permissions and creating the YAKS operator in a global operator namespace.
Important: You need to be a cluster admin to install custom resource definitions. The operation needs to be done only once for the entire cluster.
Now that the YAKS operator is up and running you can just start writing a Gherkin BDD feature file and run the test. YAKS brings a set of ready-to-use Cucumber steps that you can use in the feature files.
File: http-to-kafka.feature
Feature: Http to Kafka
Background:
Given URL: http://greeting-service-demo.svc
Given Kafka connection
| url | kafka-bootstrap.server.svc:9092 |
| topic | greetings |
Scenario: Post greeting event
Given HTTP request body: Hello YAKS!
When send POST /greeting
Then receive HTTP 201 CREATED
And verify Kafka message with body: Hello YAKS!
The feature above verifies the Camel K integration to send greeting events to a Kafka topic. The test calls the Camel K integration with a Http POST request. The request invokes the service and verifies the Http 201 CREATED response code. Also, the test verifies the Kafka message on the greeting topic and compares the message content to an expected template.
The whole test uses the ready-to-use YAKS steps for handling Http and Kafka communication. So the tester does not have to implement this messaging transport logic.
You can run the test with:
$ yaks run http-to-kafka.feature
This creates a new test custom resource with the given BDD feature file. The YAKS operator automatically executes the test as a Pod on the cluster. You can review the test log output and see if the test passes.
$ yaks run greeting-http-to-kafka.feature
[...]
[INFO]
[INFO] CITRUS TEST RESULTS
[INFO]
[INFO] http-to-kafka.feature:6 .................. SUCCESS
[INFO]
[INFO] TOTAL: 1
[INFO] FAILED: 0 (0.0%)
[INFO] SUCCESS: 1 (100.0%)
[INFO]
[INFO] ------------------------------------------------------------------------
[INFO] Generated test report: target/citrus-reports/citrus-test-results.html
1 Scenarios (1 passed)
2 Steps (2 passed)
0m1.711s
[INFO] Tests run: 1, Failures: 0, Errors: 0, Skipped: 0, Time elapsed: 3.274 s - in org.citrusframework.yaks.YaksTest
[INFO]
[INFO] Results:
[INFO]
[INFO] Tests run: 1, Failures: 0, Errors: 0, Skipped: 0
[INFO]
[INFO] ------------------------------------------------------------------------
[INFO] BUILD SUCCESS
[INFO] ------------------------------------------------------------------------
[INFO] Total time: 6.453 s
[INFO] Finished at: 2020-03-06T15:30:53Z
[INFO] ------------------------------------------------------------------------
Test result: Passed
You can also review the Pod test outcome with:
$ kubectl get tests
This is an example output you should get:
NAME PHASE
http-to-kafka Passed
So, what happens behind the scenes when running this test on Kubernetes?
The yaks tool synchronizes your test code with a Kubernetes custom resource of Kind Test.
The resource is named http-to-kafka
(after the file name) in the current namespace.
So every time you run the test the custom resource is updated and executed.
The YAKS operator is the component that makes all this possible by configuring all Kubernetes resources needed for running your tests. The test runtime uses Cucumber and Citrus to read the feature files and run the tests in a Java virtual machine.
Now let’s have a look at the predefined YAKS step implementations that you can use out of the box.
YAKS test steps
YAKS provides several ready-to-use Cucumber steps that you can just use in your feature files. These steps should help you to verify applications that exchange data over various messaging transports. Have a look at the predefined steps we have so far:
| Module | Description |
|---|---|
| yaks-standard | Basic steps (e.g. for logging messages to the console, test delays, settings) |
| yaks-http | Call Http REST endpoints as a client and verify the response content. Provide a Http service that receives/verifies requests and simulates response messages. |
| yaks-openapi | Import OpenAPI specifications and use defined operations and test data to call Http REST endpoints |
| yaks-jdbc | Connect to a database for updating data or verifying SQL query result sets |
| yaks-camel | Create, start and stop Apache Camel routes as part of the test. This opens access to all 300+ Camel components for testing! |
| yaks-camel-k | Create and verify Camel K integrations as part of the test. |
| yaks-kafka | Publish/consume events on Kafka streams |
| yaks-knative | Connect with Knative eventing and leverage triggers, channels, subscriptions to exchange cloud events. |
| yaks-kubernetes | Apply resources on the Kubernetes cluster and provide services with exposed ports service simulation. |
| yaks-jms | Publish/consume messages on a JMS broker. |
| yaks-selenium | Run UI tests with a Selenium remote browser simulating user interaction on a web frontend. |
The list of ready-to-use steps is constantly growing, and you can also write your own steps and use them in a YAKS test! Have a look at the examples to see all those steps in action.
The steps provided in YAKS are implemented using the integration test framework Citrus. This means that you can use features like functions, validation matchers and test variables in your test.
Demo
The following demo video shows an example of what you can do with YAKS. It has the YAKS operator already installed and invokes a system under test via Http verifying the response content. It continues to more complex scenarios where the test uses a Swagger OpenAPI specification for generating requests and test data.
https://www.youtube.com/embed/fR-UgzvZkuA
What’s next
This is just the start of a new testing platform for BDD testing in Cloud-native environments! We are happy to receive feedback, ideas and of course contributions. Please add your thoughts on the GitHub repository by opening new issues or even share your appreciation with a star on GitHub.


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The goal of this project is to control the Sawyer robot to solve the labyrinth. With the help of computer vision, the start point and the end point can be randomly assigned by color stickers. The joint control is a mixture of velocity control and displacement control. I am responsible for the computer vision part which is to recognize the labyrinth and the end point and to keep tracking the ball and feedbacking to route planning node.
The project is written in Python
and with the help of OpenCV
. You can find the demonstration video clip below.
The embedded camera of the the sawyer is with wide viewing angle so it is not suitable for our project considering the angular resolution. So, instead, we mounted an additional camera on a tripod. The first topic we solved is the transformation and normalization of the labyrinth and the location of the ball in the labyrinth. As long as we have the edges and the corners recognized, we can turn the quadrangle back to a square. The transformation doesn’t deform the walls in the labyrinth since the picture is a projection and we have the distance information by restoring the labyrinth back to a square.
In the very beginning, by isolating the blue color out from the picture, we get a layer of the walls only out of the picture. Here we use cv2.approxPolyDP
to get the outline of the maze and cv2.getPerspectiveTransform
to normalize the labyrinth. We then feed the route planning node a normalized binary map. It is also the same picture we can filtering out the location of the ball in another layer of white image only and return its start position to the node. Since we only need these informations once, instead using a node publishing the same informations and wasting the bandwidth, services are been chosen. The solution here makes sure the result wouldn’t be affected by where the camera and the tripod are placed as long as all the corners of the labyrinth is visible to the camera.
The ball tracking part is pretty straight forward as we have a node keep tracking the white ball and keep publishing its location to the topic. And, here comes the second topic, how can we keep the position of the white ball stable and precise? We knew that due to tilting there is time the ball is partially visible. So, we use cv2.minEnclosingCircle(c)
to find the minimal enclosing circle and publish its center to the topic.
After receiving the labyrinth info from the previous function, we generate the shortest path to the goal and the nodes at every turning point for the control function. With the real time ball position feedback, we are awared of where the ball is and able to generate the next node.
Even if we miss the node or make the wrong turn, we can always compare the distance of the current target node with the closest node of an alternative route and decide whether we give up the current target node or not.
This part is pretty straight forward as we have limited the movement just in roll and pitch. By applying PID control and optimization, the control to the robot works just fine when the update rate of the previous two functions reaches 10Hz or above.


Bob the Happy Bastard's Quickie Review
BULWORTH
An honest politician? Could it be? That's the case with Bulworth, the latest film from actor/director Warren Beatty, who does a complete flipside of the ego he created in the flashy comic book caper Dick Tracy.  Then, by a stroke of genius, he chooses to be absolutely honest. After all, what's the worse thing the public can do- kill him?
The movie unfolds over a final weekend of desperate campaigning, with Bulworth making several stops with his campaign advisor (a hilarious Oliver Platt) and a particular female (Halle Berry) who has caught his eye. Soon, his honesty, as abruptious as it is with particular power players, becomes a hot item, and Bulworth scrambles to cancel the assassination he so dearly ordered for himself.
It's hard to label Bulworth as a straight comedy. It's absolutely hilarious in some parts, but it's also a fascinating political piece of sorts, with a little bit of drama thrown in. I guess you could officially call it a political dramedy, if such a thing exists.
Beatty is great as the beguiled Senator, presenting some surprisingly good antics that involve "rhyming" (rapping, but on his terms) and mixmastering sexual references on the DJ table. He also presents a very believable role of a man who's been taken to the breaking point with the fake world he's created around him, and it's like he's picked up a hammer and begun shattering at its flacid shell.
Platt, again, is very funny as the advisor who just plain loses it as he can't figure out just what his Senator is doing. Halle Berry also supplies ample work as a girl from South Central who's smarter than she looks.
Beatty directs with a good amount of energy, matching the efforts presented in an earlier political comedy, Bob Roberts. It's not a relaxed pace, but one that you can certainly feel comfortable with.
Some parts of the movie did sag a bit slightly, but, fortunately, the whole is an important piece that talks about how much honesty has been lost in politics while, at the same time, giving you something to laugh and think about at the same time. Will it change the world? No. Is it one of Beatty's finest works to date? Yep. It's just a riot to see him in a get-up that's reminiscent of one of the Fat Albert kids...
RATING: 8 (out of 10)
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| MediaInfo | Matroska | ID3v2 | Vorbis | APEv2 | WM | RIFF | Dublin | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| (Titles) | ||||||||
| Titles | ||||||||
| Collection | TargetTypeValue=70 - TITLE | title | Title of the collection | |||||
| Season | TargetTypeValue=60 - TITLE | title | Title of the season | |||||
| Album (Audio) Movie (Video) |
TargetTypeValue=50 - TITLE | TALB | ALBUM | ALBUM | title | Title of the album or movie Usualy, title of the file for a video file |
||
| Part | TargetTypeValue=40 - TITLE | Title of the part (Not usualy used) |
||||||
| Track (Audio) Chapter (Video) |
TargetTypeValue=30 - TITLE |
TIT2 | TITLE | TITLE | INAM | title | Title of the track or chapter Usualy, title of the file for an audio file |
|
| SubTrack (Audio) | TargetTypeValue=20 - TITLE | title | Title of the subtrack (not usualy used) |
|||||
| Original/Album (Audio) Original/Movie (Video) |
ORIGINAL - TargetTypeValue=50 - TITLE | TOAL (Video) | title | Original album or movie name (in case of a remake/remix). | ||||
| Original/Track (Audio) | ORIGINAL - TargetTypeValue=30 - TITLE | TOAL (Audio) | title | Original track name in case of a remix) |
||||
| Track/More (Audio) | TargetTypeValue=30 - SUBTITLE | TIT3 | VERSION | SUBTITLE | title alternative | Subtitle. May also be used to differentiate multiple versions of the same tracktitle in a single collection (e.g. remix info); e.g. "live", "acoustic", "radio edit", "12 inch remix", etc. | ||
| (Organization / Relation with other composants) | ||||||||
| Organization / Relation with other composants | ||||||||
| Track/Position | TargetTypeValue=30 - PART_NUMBER | TRCK* | TRACKNUMBER | TRACK | IPRT | Number of the current track | ||
| Part/Position | TargetTypeValue=40 - PART_NUMBER |
TPOS* | DISCNUMBER | Number of the current part Usualy the number in a multi-disc album |
||||
| Album/Track_Total Album/Part/Track_Total |
TargetTypeValue=30 - TOTAL_PARTS | TRCK* | IFRM | Total number of tracks | ||||
| Album/Part_Total | TargetTypeValue=40 - TOTAL_PARTS | TPOS* | Total number of parts Usualy the count of discs in a multi-disc album |
|||||
| (People) | ||||||||
| People | ||||||||
| Performer | ARTIST (or LEAD_PERFORMER) | TPE1 | ARTIST PERFORMER |
ARTIST | A person or band/collective generally considered responsible for the work : Singer, Realisator | |||
| Performer/Sort | ARTIST (or LEAD_PERFORMER) - SORT_WITH | TSOP | Defines a string which should be used instead of the performer for sorting purposes. | |||||
| Performer/Url | ARTIST (or LEAD_PERFORMER) - URL |
WOAR | Official artist/performer webpage. | |||||
| Original/Performer | ORIGINAL |
TOPE | Original artist(s)/performer(s). | |||||
| Accompaniment | ACCOMPANIMENT | TPE2 | ENSEMBLE | Band/orchestra/accompaniment/musician. | ||||
| Composer | COMPOSER | TCOM | COMPOSER | COMPOSER | IMUS | creator | Name of the original composer. | |
| Composer/Nationality | COMPOSER_NATIONALITY | coverage | Nationality of the main composer of the item, mostly for classical music. | |||||
| Arranger | ARRANGER | ARRANGER | creator | The person who arranged the piece; e.g. "Ravel". | ||||
| Lyricist | LYRICIST | TEXT | LYRICIST | creator | The person who wrote the lyrics for a musical item. | |||
| Original/Lyricist | ORIGINAL - LYRICIST | TOLY | Original lyricist(s)/text writer(s). | |||||
| Conductor | CONDUCTOR | TPE3 | CONDUCTOR | CONDUCTOR | The artist(s) who performed the work. In classical music this would be the conductor, orchestra, soloists. | |||
| Actor | ACTOR | ISTR | Real name of actor or actress playing a role in the movie. | |||||
| Actor_Character | ACTOR - CHARACTER | Name of the character an actor or actress plays in this movie. | ||||||
| WrittenBy | WRITTEN_BY | AUTHOR | IWRI | creator | The author of the story or script. | |||
| ScreenplayBy | SCREENPLAY_BY | The author of the screenplay or scenario (used for movies and TV shows). | ||||||
| Director | DIRECTOR | IART | Name of the director. | |||||
| AssistantDirector | ASSISTANT_DIRECTOR | Name of the assistant director. | ||||||
| DirectorOfPhotography | DIRECTOR_OF_PHOTOGRAPHY | ICNM | The name of the director of photography, also known as cinematographer. | |||||
| ArtDirector | ART_DIRECTOR | The person who oversees the artists and craftspeople who build the sets. | ||||||
| EditedBy | EDITED_BY | IEDT | Editor name | |||||
| Producer | PRODUCER | IPRO | Name of the producer of the movie. | |||||
| CoProducer | COPRODUCER | The name of a co-producer. | ||||||
| ExecutiveProducer | EXECUTIVE_PRODUCER | The name of an executive producer. | ||||||
| ProductionDesigner | PRODUCTION_DESIGNER | IPDS | Artist responsible for designing the overall visual appearance of a movie. | |||||
| CostumeDesigner | COSTUME_DESIGNER | ICDS | The name of the costume designer. | |||||
| Choregrapher | CHOREGRAPHER | The name of the choregrapher. | ||||||
| SoundEngineer | SOUND_ENGINEER | The name of the sound engineer or sound recordist. | ||||||
| MasteredBy | MASTERED_BY | IENG | The engineer who mastered the content for a physical medium or for digital distribution. | |||||
| RemixedBy | REMIXED_BY | TPE4 | Interpreted, remixed, or otherwise modified by. | |||||
| ProductionStudio | PRODUCTION_STUDIO | ISTD | ||||||
| Label | LABEL | ORGANIZATION LABEL |
The record label or imprint on the disc. | |||||
| Publisher | PUBLISHER | TPUB | PUBLISHER | PUBLISHER | publisher | Name of the organization producing the track (i.e. the 'record label'). | ||
| Publisher/URL | PUBLISHER - URL | WPUB | Publishers official webpage. | |||||
| DistributedBy | DISTRIBUTED_BY | IDST | ||||||
| EncodedBy |
ENCODED_BY | TENC | ENCODED-BY | IRIP | Name of the person or organisation that encoded/ripped the audio file. | |||
| ThanksTo | THANKS_TO | contributor | A very general tag for everyone else that wants to be listed. | |||||
| Technician |
ITCH | Technician. Identifies the technician who digitized the subject file. For example, "Smith, John." | ||||||
| CommissionedBy | ICMS | Commissioned. Lists the name of the person or organization that commissioned the subject of the file; e.g. "Pope Julian II". | ||||||
| Encoded_Original/DistributedBy | ISRC | Source. Identifies the name of the person or organization who supplied the original subject of the file. For example, "Trey Research." | ||||||
| RadioStation | TRSN | Contains the name of the internet radio station from which the audio is streamed. | ||||||
| RadioStation/Owner | TRSO | Contains the name of the owner of the internet radio station from which the audio is streamed. | ||||||
| RadioStation/URL | WORS | Official internet radio station homepage. | ||||||
| (Classification) | ||||||||
| Classification | ||||||||
| ContentType | CONTENT_TYPE | TIT1 | type | The type of the item. e.g. Documentary, Feature Film, Cartoon, Music Video, Music, Sound FX, etc. | ||||
| Subject | SUBJECT | ISBJ | subject | Describes the topic of the file, such as "Aerial view of Seattle.". | ||||
| Synopsys | SYNOPSIS | A description of the story line of the item. | ||||||
| Summary | SUMMARY | ABSTRACT | description abstract | A plot outline or a summary of the story. | ||||
| Description | DESCRIPTION | DESCRIPTION | description | A short description of the contents, such as "Two birds flying". | ||||
| Keywords | KEYWORDS | IKEY | Keywords to the item separated by a comma, used for searching. | |||||
| Period | PERIOD | coverage temporal | Describes the period that the piece is from or about; e.g. "Renaissance". | |||||
| LawRating | LAW_RATING | IRTD | audience | Depending on the country it's the format of the rating of a movie (P, R, X in the USA, an age in other countries or a URI defining a logo). | ||||
| IRCA | ICRA | audience | The ICRA rating. (Previously RSACi) | |||||
| Language | TagLanguage | TLAN | LANGUAGE | ILNG | language | Language(s) of the item in the bibliographic ISO-639-2 form. | ||
| Medium | IMED | source | Medium. Describes the original subject of the file, such as, "computer image," "drawing," "lithograph," and so forth. Not necessarily the same as ISRF. | |||||
| Product | IPRD | title | Product. Specifies the name of the title the file was originally intended for, such as "Encyclopedia of Pacific Northwest Geography." | |||||
| Country | COUNTRY | ICNT | Country | |||||
| (Temporal Information) | ||||||||
| Temporal Information | ||||||||
| Written_Date | DATE_WRITTEN | ICRD | date created | The time that the composition of the music/script began. | ||||
| Recorded_Date |
DATE_RECORDED | TDRC | DATE | RECORD DATE | date | The time that the recording began. | ||
| Released_Date | DATE_RELEASED | TDRL | YEAR | date issued | The time that the item was originaly released. | |||
| Mastered_Date | DATE_DIGITIZED | IDIT | date | The time that the item was tranfered to a digitalmedium. | ||||
| Encoded_Date | DATE_ENCODED | TDEN | date | The time that the encoding of this item was completed began. | ||||
| Tagged_Date | DATE_TAGGED | TDTG | date modified | The time that the tags were done for this item. | ||||
| Original/Released_Date | ORIGINAL - DATE_RELEASED | TDOR | Contains a timestamp describing when the original recording of the audio was released. | |||||
| Original/Released_Date | ORIGINAL - DATE_RELEASED | TORY | Original release year. | |||||
| (Spacial Information) | ||||||||
| Spacial Information | ||||||||
| Written_Location |
COMPOSITION_LOCATION | coverage spatial | Location that the item was originaly designed/written. Information should be stored in the following format: "country code, state/province, city" where the coutry code is the same 2 octets as in Internet domains, or possibly ISO-3166; e.g. "US, Texas, Austin" or "US, , Austin". | |||||
| Recorded_Location | RECORDING_LOCATION | LOCATION | RECORD LOCATION | coverage spatial | Location where track was recorded. (See COMPOSITION_LOCATION for format) | |||
| Archival_Location | IARL | Archival Location. Indicates where the subject of the file is archived. | ||||||
| (Personal Information) | ||||||||
| Personal Information | ||||||||
| Genre | GENRE | TCON | GENRE | IGNR | description | The main genre of the audio or video; e.g. "classical", "ambient-house", "synthpop", "sci-fi", "drama", etc. | ||
| Mood | MOOD | TMOO | Intended to reflect the mood of the item with a few keywords, e.g. "Romantic", "Sad", "Uplifting", etc. | |||||
| Comment | COMMENT | COMM | COMMENT | COMMENT | ICMT | Any comment related to the content. | ||
| Rating | RATING | POPM | A numeric value defining how much a person likes the song/movie. The number is between 0 and 5 with decimal values possible (e.g. 2.7), 5(.0) being the highest possible rating. | |||||
| Purchased_Date | DATE_PURCHASED | OWNE* | date | Information on when the file was purchased. This is the "Date of purch" item for ID3Tag OWNE |
||||
| Purchased_Owner | PURCHASE_OWNER | TOWN | Information on the person who purchased the file. | |||||
| Purchased_Seller | OWNE* | rights | Might be used as a reminder of a made transaction or,
if signed, as proof. Note that the "USER" and "TOWN" frames are good
to use in conjunction with this one. |
|||||
| PlayCounter | PLAY_COUNTER | PCNT | The number of time the item has been played. | |||||
| (Technical Information) | ||||||||
| Technical Information | ||||||||
| Encoded_Application | Stored in WritingApp | ISFT | Software. Identifies the name of the software package used to create the file, such as "Microsoft WaveEdit." | |||||
| Encoded_Library | ENCODER | The software or hardware used to encode this item; e.g. "LAME" or "XviD" | ||||||
| Encoded_Library/Settings | ENCODER_SETTINGS | ENCODING | format | A list of the settings used for encoding this item. No specific format. | ||||
| Encoded_Original | ORIGINAL_MEDIA_TYPE | TMED | SOURCEMEDIA | ISRF | source | Identifies the original recording media form from which the material originated, such as "CD", "cassette", "LP", "radio broadcast", "slide", "paper", etc. | ||
| Encoded_Original/URL |
ORIGINAL_MEDIA_TYPE - URL | WOAS | Official audio source webpage; e.g. a movie. | |||||
| FileName_Original | TOFN | Contains the preferred filename for the file | ||||||
| File_Url | WOAF | URL pointing at a file specific webpage (official audio file webpage). | ||||||
| BPS | BPS | format | The average bits per second of the specified item. | |||||
| FPS | FPS | format | The average frames per second of the specified item. | |||||
| Duration | Duration
|
TLEN | format extent | Length of the audio file in milliseconds. | ||||
| Codec | TrackType
& CodecID
& CodecName |
TFLT | format | Indicates, by defined codes, which type of audio this tag defines; e.g. "MPEG Audio" (default), "MPEG 1/2 layer III", "Advanced Audio Compression", etc. | ||||
| (Not used) |
Meta Seek Information |
SEEK | This frame indicates where other tags in a file/stream can be found. | |||||
| (Not used) |
SeekHead
& Cues |
MLLT | MPEG location lookup table to increase performance and accuracy of jumps within an audio file. | |||||
| (Not used) |
Cues |
ASPI | Makes seeking in audio files with variable bit rates easier using an audio seek point index. | |||||
| Delay | TrackOffset |
TDLY | Defines the numbers of milliseconds of silence that should be inserted before this audio. | |||||
| (Not used) | ETCO | Allows synchronisation with key events in the audio. | ||||||
| (Not used) |
SYTC | Synchronised tempo codes for a more accurate description of the tempo of a musical piece. | ||||||
| (Not used) | POSS | Delivers information to the listener of how far into the audio stream he picked up. | ||||||
| (Not used) | RBUF | Buffer size recommended by the server using this frame (in case of streaming). | ||||||
| (Not used) |
IDPI | format | Dots Per Inch. Stores dots per inch setting of the digitizer used to produce the file, such as "300." | |||||
| (Not used) |
ILGT | format | Lightness. Describes the changes in lightness settings on the digitizer required to produce the file. Note that the format of this information depends on hardware used. | |||||
| (Not used) | IPLT | format | Palette Setting. Specifies the number of colors requested when digitizing an image, such as "256." | |||||
| (Not used) |
ISHP | format | Sharpness. Identifies the changes in sharpness for the digitizer required to produce the file (the format depends on the hardware used). | |||||
| (Not used) | PixelCropBottom
&PixelCropTop
& PixelCropLeft
& PixelCropRight |
ICRP | Cropped. Describes whether an image has been cropped and, if so, how it was cropped. For example, "lower right corner." | |||||
| (Not used) |
IDIM | Dimensions. Specifies the size of the original subject of the file. For example, "8.5 in h, 11 in w." | ||||||
| BPM | BPM | TBPM | format | Average number of beats per minute in the complete target (e.g. a chapter). Usually a decimal number. | ||||
| (Not used) | MEASURE | format | In music, a measure is a unit of time in Western music like "4/4". It represents a regular grouping of beats, a meter, as indicated in musical notation by the time signature.. The majority of the contemporary rock and pop music you hear on the radio these days is written in the 4/4 time signature. | |||||
| (Not used) | TUNING | format | It is saved as a frequency in hertz to allow near-perfect tuning of instruments to the same tone as the musical piece (e.g. "441.34" in Hertz). The default value is 440.0 Hz. | |||||
| (Not used) |
INITIAL_KEY | TKEY | The initial key that a musical track starts in. | |||||
| Gain | REPLAYGAIN_GAIN | RVA2 | The gain to apply to reach 89db SPL on playback. Based on the Replay Gain standard. Note that ReplayGain information can be found at all TargetType levels (track, album, etc). | |||||
| Peak | REPLAYGAIN_PEAK | The maximum absolute peak value of the item. Based on the Replay Gain standard. | ||||||
| (Not used) | RVRB | Subjective frame that allows you to adjust echoes of different kinds. | ||||||
| (Not used) | EQU2 | Subjective alignment frame to predefine an equalisation curve within the audio file. | ||||||
| (Commercial Information) | ||||||||
| Commercial Information | ||||||||
| Purchase_Info | PURCHASE_INFO | WCOM | Commercial information about this item. | |||||
| Purchase_Price | PURCHASE_PRICE | The amount paid for entity. There should only be a numeric value in here; e.g. "15.59" instead of "$15.59USD". | ||||||
| Purchase_Currency | PURCHASE_CURRENCY | The ISO-4217 currency type used to pay for the entity. | ||||||
| Purchase_Item | PURCHASE_ITEM | WPAY | URL to purchase this item. | |||||
| (not used) | COMR | Commercial frame to store several competing offers in the same tag. | ||||||
| Copyright | COPYRIGHT | TCOP | COPYRIGHT | COPYRIGHT | ICOP | rights | Copyright attribution. | |
| Producer_Copyright | PRODUCTION_COPYRIGHT | TPRO | PUBLICATIONRIGHT | rights | The copyright information as per the productioncopyright holder. | |||
| TermsOfUse | TERMS_OF_USE | USER | LICENSE | rights accessRights | License information, e.g., "All Rights Reserved","Any Use Permitted". | |||
| Copyright/URL | COPYRIGHT - URL | WCOP | Copyright/legal information. | |||||
| (External Identifiers) | ||||||||
| External Identifiers | ||||||||
| ISRC | ISRC | TSRC | ISRC | ISRC | identifier | International Standard Recording Code, excluding the "ISRC" prefix and including hyphens. | ||
| MSDI | MCDI | MCDI | identifier | This is a binary dump of the TOC of the CDROM that this item was taken from. | ||||
| ISBN | ISBN | ISBN | identifier | International Standard Book Number. | ||||
| BarCode | BARCODE | EAN/UPN | EAN/UPC | identifier | EAN-13 (13-digit European Article Numbering) or UPC-A (12-digit Universal Product Code) bar code identifier. | |||
| LCCN | LCCN | identifier | Library of Congress Control Number. | |||||
| CatalogNumber | CATALOG_NUMBER | LABELNO | CATALOG | identifier | A label-specific catalogue number used to identify the release; e.g. "TIC 01". | |||
| LabelCode | LABEL_CODE | LC | identifier | A 4-digit or 5-digit number to identify the record label, typically printed as (LC) xxxx or (LC) 0xxxx on CDs medias or covers, with only the number being stored. | ||||
| (not used) | UFID | identifier | Contains an 'Owner identifier' URL followed by an ID to identify the audio file in a database, that may provide more information relevant to the content. | |||||
| (Other) | ||||||||
| Other | ||||||||
| (Not used) | Stored in Attachment elements | USLT | Contains the lyrics of the song or a text transcription of other vocal activities. | |||||
| (Not used) | Muxed with audio as subtitles | SYLT | Synchronised lyrics/text. | |||||
| Cover_Front | Stored in Attachment elements | APIC | Contains a picture directly related to the audio file. | |||||
| (Not used) | Stored in Attachment elements | GEOB | In this frame any type of file can be encapsulated. | |||||
| (Not used) | PRIV | Contains information used by a program which does not fit into the other frames. | ||||||
| (Not used) | LINK | Used to link information from another ID3v2 tag. | ||||||
| (Not used) | RELATED | Location of related information. | ||||||
| (Not used) | BIBLIOGRAPHY | Bibliography/Discography. | ||||||
| (Not used) | INTROPLAY | Characteristic part of piece for intro playing. | ||||||
| (Not used) | FILE | File location. | ||||||
| (Not used) | MEDIA | Source, Source Media Number/Total Media Number,Source Time. | ||||||
| (Not used) | - stored in Meta Seek Information elements and Cues - | INDEX | Indexes for quick access. | |||||
| (Nested information (more information about an upper level tag)) | ||||||||
| Nested information (more information about an upper level tag) | ||||||||
| XXX/URL | URL | CONTACT* | URL corresponding to the tag it's included in. | |||||
| XXX/EMail | CONTACT* | Email corresponding to the tag it's included in. | ||||||
| XXX/Address | ADDRESS | CONTACT* | The physical address of the entity. The address should include a country code. It can be useful for a recording label. | |||||
| XXX/Phone | PHONE | CONTACT* | The phone number corresponding to the tag it's included in. It can be useful for a recording label. | |||||
| XXX/Fax | FAX | CONTACT* | The fax number corresponding to the tag it's included in. It can be useful for a recording label. | |||||
| XXX/Sort | SORT_WITH | A child element to indicate what alternative value the parent tag (person, band, album, etc.) can have to be sorted; e.g. "The Beatles" => "Beatles, The", "Bob Marley" => "Marley, Bob" | ||||||
| XXX/Instruments | INSTRUMENTS | The instruments that are being used/played, separated by a comma. It should be a child of the following tags: ARTIST, LEAD_PERFORMER or ACCOMPANIMENT. |


| Parameters | |
|---|---|
line |
A tlLine that will be used to define the area that is searched |
Data |
any object object to pass to the query |
onFoundObject |
A function pointer to function where you can perform whatever tasks you need to with the objects found. |
Layer |
Array of layers in the quadtree that you want to search |


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Airport Orientation Introduction
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| Airport Location |
| Major Airport Features |
| Change Over Time |
| Security Introduction |
| Security Features |
| Flight Path Risks |
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Airport Orientation Introduction
|
| Airport Location |
| Major Airport Features |
| Change Over Time |
| Security Introduction |
| Security Features |
| Flight Path Risks |
Istanbul Ataturk Airport (IATA: IST; ICAO: LTBA) is the largest and busiest airport in Turkey. Passenger traffic at IST grew by over 20% from 2011 to 2012, making it the fastest growing of Europe's 50 busiest airports during that period. In 2012, it was the 20th busiest passenger airport in the world. As of May 2013, direct flights from 64 airlines linked it to at least 220 destinations.
IST 2012 Statistics Summary
Overview:
IST facilities are generally clustered in groups supporting common operational missions. These include:
Runway Configuration:
IST has three runways. The two longer runways (17R/35L & 17L/35R) run parallel in a north-south direction, while the third (05/23) runs northeast-southwest. Runway 05/23 is not long enough to handle some of the larger aircraft operating at IST.
A few major construction/destruction changes have occurred since 2005 (top satellite image below), such as the building of the General Aviation terminal and additional runway paths.
Passenger screening processes at Istanbul Ataturk Airport (IST) are thorough and exceed ICAO requirements.
General Findings:


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Before Change
Raises:
Exception: An invalid data processing backend service type was provided
if dpb_service_type in _DPB_SERVICE_REGISTRY:
return _DPB_SERVICE_REGISTRY.get(dpb_service_type)
else:
// TODO(saksena): Make the exception specific to dpb service
raise Exception("No Data Processing Backend service found for {0}".format(
dpb_service_type))
class AutoRegisterDpbServiceMeta(abc.ABCMeta):
Metaclass which allows DpbServices to register.
def __init__(cls, name, bases, dct):
After Change
Raises:
Exception: An invalid data processing backend service type was provided
return resource.GetResourceClass(BaseDpbService,
SERVICE_TYPE=dpb_service_type)
class BaseDpbService(resource.BaseResource):
Object representing a Data Processing Backend Service.


Public Functions
__init__(self)
Load the Slinket dictionaries if they have not been loaded yet.
getLinks(self, sentence, args)
process(self, infile, outfile, depfile)
Run the ArgLinker on the input file and write the results to the
output file. Both input an doutput file are fragments. Uses
the xml parser as well as the fragment converter to prepare
the input and create the shallow tree that ArgLinker requires.
Arguments:
infile - an absolute path
outfile - an absolute path
Private Functions
_check_pair(self, noun, verb, sentence)
_crawl(self, sent, objs=None)
_create_arglink(self, event_token, argument)
_create_arglinks(self, sentence, alinks)
For each noun group in the sentence, get the head and find a event
that it is an argument of.
_extractLinks(self)
_find_by_lid(self, sent, lid)


About Me
Ryan Kirkland
I was born and raised in a small lakeside town in Southern California. My formative years were spent participating in any music activity I could get into. Playing the trumpet took me across the country and allowed me to travel the world. The competitive nature, drive to succeed, and insatiable creative desire I gained from music has defined my life.
During the last recession I took my music performance skills into something that made a bit more money: bartending. And for the last decade I have worked in the service industry. From managing a twenty million dollar business on the Las Vegas Strip, to working in some of San Francisco's most iconic cocktails bars and nightlife establishments, I built a career for myself that I enjoyed and played to my creative strengths and passions.
That is, until the pandemic hit...
I always used to joke that the biggest reason I got into the bar industry, aside from the money, was that the job was recession proof. If things went south again, I'd always have bartending to fall back on. And historically that was true. But guess what? It's most definitely not pandemic proof. And like many people in my industry, I was faced with my entire livelihood evaporating overnight in March 2020.
Instead of letting this beat me down, I started teaching myself the basics of web development with online tutorials, YouTube Videos, and blog posts. With the help of UCB Coding Bootcamp over the last few months, I have grown to be a competant web developer. I hope to take advantage of these newfound skills and apply them to a new career in web development. I'm incredibly excited to see where this takes me!
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How to get a date
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Collection
s classes.
You can go pretty far using the implementations described in the preceding
sections of this chapter. However, someday you might want to write your
own implementation. It is fairly easy to do this with the aid of the abstract
implementations provided by the Java platform. Before we discuss
how to write an implementation, let's discuss why you might want to write one.
Collection
s you
might want to implement. It is not intended to be exhaustive:
Collection
implementations reside in
main memory and vanish when the program exits. If you want a
collection that will still be present the next time the program
starts, you can implement it by building a veneer over an external
database. Such a collection might be concurrently accessible by
multiple programs.
Map
containing real-time telemetry data. The keys could represent locations,
and the values could be read from sensors at these locations in response
to the get
operation.
List
containing long runs of identical
element values. Such lists, which occur frequently in text processing,
can be run-length encoded — runs can be represented as a single
object containing the repeated element and the number of consecutive
repetitions. This example is interesting because it trades off two
aspects of performance: It requires less space but more time than an
ArrayList
.
Collection
that offers constant-time
containment checks while allowing duplicate elements. It's reasonably
straightforward to implement such a collection atop a HashMap
.
List
instances representing a contiguous range of
Integer
s.
Arrays.asList
.
public static <T> List<T> asList(T[] a) { return new MyArrayList<T>(a); } private static class MyArrayList<T> extends AbstractList<T> { private final T[] a; MyArrayList(T[] array) { a = array; } public T get(int index) { return a[index]; } public T set(int index, T element) { T oldValue = a[index]; a[index] = element; return oldValue; } public int size() { return a.length; } }
java.util.Arrays
. It's that simple! You provide a constructor
and the get
, set
, and size
methods,
and AbstractList
does all the rest.
You get the ListIterator
, bulk operations, search operations,
hash code computation, comparison, and string representation for free.
Suppose you want to make the implementation a bit faster.
The API documentation for abstract implementations describes
precisely how each method is implemented, so you'll know which methods
to override to get the performance you want. The preceding implementation's performance is fine, but it can be improved a bit.
In particular, the toArray
method iterates over the
List
, copying one element at a time. Given the internal
representation, it's a lot faster and more sensible just to clone the array.
public Object[] toArray() { return (Object[]) a.clone(); }
java.util.Arrays
.
In the interest of full disclosure, it's a bit tougher to use the other
abstract implementations because you will have to write your own
iterator, but it's still not that difficult.
The following list summarizes the abstract implementations:
AbstractCollection
— a Collection
that is neither a Set
nor a List
. At a minimum, you must provide the
iterator
and the size
methods.
AbstractSet
— a Set
; use is identical to AbstractCollection
.
AbstractList
— a List
backed up by a random-access data store, such as an array. At a minimum, you must provide the positional access
methods (get
and, optionally, set
,
remove
, and add
) and the size
method. The abstract class takes care of listIterator
(and iterator
).
AbstractSequentialList
— a List
backed up by a sequential-access data store, such as a linked list. At a minimum, you must provide the listIterator
and size
methods. The abstract class takes care of the positional access methods. (This is the opposite of AbstractList
.)
AbstractQueue
—
at a minimum, you must provide the offer
, peek
, poll
, and size
methods and an iterator
supporting remove
.
AbstractMap
— a Map
. At a minimum you must provide the entrySet
view. This is typically implemented with the AbstractSet
class. If the Map
is modifiable, you must also provide the put
method.


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There were numerous (completely justified) requests to make it possible to set default settings that will apply across all Trello boards. Well, now you can do just that! Start by clicking on the Pro for Trello icon in the top right corner of your browser:
It's a simple page for you to manage your Pro4Trello defaults:
You can still customize settings for each individual board:
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Applying both Trello native filters and Pro4Trello filters to cards now reflects in list stats:


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🍅 pomo
pomo
is a simple CLI for using the Pomodoro Technique. There are some amazing task management systems but pomo
is more of a task execution or timeboxing system. pomo
helps you track what you did, how long it took you to do it, and how much effort you expect it to take.
Background
The Pomodoro Technique is simple and effective:
- Decide on a task you want to accomplish
- Break the task into timed intervals (pomodoros), [approx. 25 min]
- After each pomodoro take a short break [approx. 3 - 5 min]
- Once all pomodoros are completed take a longer break [approx 15 - 20 min]
- Repeat
Installation
Binaries
Binaries are available for Linux and OSX platforms in the releases section on github.
Installer Script
A bash script to download and verify the latest release for Linux and OSX platforms can be run with the following command:
curl -L -s https://kevinschoon.github.io/pomo/install.sh | bash /dev/stdin
Source
go get github.com/kevinschoon/pomo
pomo -v
Usage
Once pomo
is installed you need to initialize it’s database.
pomo init
Start a 4 pomodoro session at 25 minute intervals:
pomo start -t my-project "write some codes"
Configuration
Pomo has a few configuration options which can be read from a JSON file in Pomo’s state directory ~/.pomo/config.json
.
colors
You can map colors to specific tags in the colors
field.
Example:
{
"colors": {
"my-project": "hiyellow",
"another-project": "green"
}
}
Integrations
Status Bars
The Pomo CLI can output the current state of a running task session via the pomo status
making it easy to script and embed it’s output in various Linux status bars.
Polybar
You can create a module with the custom/script
type and
embed Pomo’s status output in your Polybar:
[module/pomo]
type = custom/script
interval = 1
exec = pomo status
Roadmap
- Generate charts/burn down
- ??