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| 14 Apr 1964 |
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Ballerina by Guide consists of long form examples that showcase how to build different types of integrations using a complete development lifecycle including IDE configuration, packages, dependencies, coding, unit testing, deployment and observability.


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Visitors should note that credit cards are not in general use on the island. There are limited banking facilities offered by the Bank of St Helena and the Government Cash Office.
International dialing code for Ascension Island is +247.
Sure (ex. Cable & Wireless) now offers 2G and 4G LTE mobile network. Prepaid SIM cards can be purchased in their office in Georgetown. Data bundles are available and reception (internet usage) is now possible on board. 4G internet is very fast, but expensive compared to other countries and cheaper than WiFi hot spots on island if it is not used for large data transfers.
Your SIM card from St. Helena, if topped-up and a data bundle purchased on St. Helena, can be used on Ascension Island under the same conditions (no roaming surcharge), which makes for a very practical solution without first needing to visit the mobile operator's office.
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Departments have been asked to provide their needs in each of the 4 capability areas. Given current known capability, the charts below show the size of the current capability gap at the 4 specified levels. Use the links below to compare with last year.
{% include 'hr/charts/manage_gap.html' %}Departments have been asked to provide their needs in each of the 4 capability areas. Given current known capability, the charts below show the size of the current capability gap at the 4 specified levels. Use the links below to compare with last year.
{% include 'hr/charts/digital_gap.html' %}Departments have been asked to provide their needs in each of the 4 capability areas. Given current known capability, the charts below show the size of the current capability gap at the 4 specified levels. Use the links below to compare with last year.
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| Office for National Statistics | Data analysis, Data standards | Digital |
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Their brew is known to educate
the pilgrims coming to partake.
A lucky few will learn their fate;
for the rest, trouble awaits.
On the PUBLIC SCREEN, the Weirding Sisters continually add ingredients to the cauldron.
Your PERSONAL SCREEN will show two random ingredients. These two are important to you!
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size of the stored data set. If the input data set is a Spectrum or ComplexSpectrum
that was derived from the Fourier transform of a real data set, then no
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How to use the Feathers TextCallout
component
The TextCallout
class is a special type of callout that simply renders a string as its content.
The Basics
We create a TextCallout
a bit differently than other components. Rather than calling a constructor, we call the static function TextCallout.show()
. Let's see how this works by displaying message in a TextCallout
when we touch a button. First, let's create the button:
var button:Button = new Button();
button.label = "Click Me";
button.addEventListener( Event.TRIGGERED, button_triggeredHandler );
this.addChild( button );
Then, in the listener for the Event.TRIGGERED
event, we create the callout:
function button_triggeredHandler( event:Event ):void
{
var button:Button = Button( event.currentTarget );
var callout:TextCallout = TextCallout.show( "Hello World", button );
}
Two arguments are required. The first is the callout's text. This is a simple String
. The callout will be automatically resized to fit its content, unless you set width
or height
manually. The second argument is the origin of the callout. When the callout is shown, it will be automatically positioned so that its arrow points at the origin display object.
A text callout may be closed manually by calling the close()
function.
Additional arguments are available for TextCallout.show()
, including the direction, whether the callout is modal, and factories for the callout and the modal overlay. See How to use the Feathers Callout
component for full details.
Skinning a TextCallout
Callouts have a number of skin and style properties to let you customize their appearance. For full details about what skin and style properties are available, see the TextCallout
API reference. We'll look at a few of the most common ways of styling a text input below.
Font Styles
The input's callout styles may be customized using the fontStyles
property.
callout.fontStyles = new TextFormat( "Helvetica", 20, 0x3c3c3c );
Pass in a starling.text.TextFormat
object, which will work with any type of text renderer.
Skinning a TextCallout
without a theme
If you're not using a theme, you can specify a factory to create the callout, including setting skins, in a couple of different ways. The first is to set the TextCallout.calloutFactory
static property to a function that provides skins for the callout. This factory will be called any time that TextCallout.show()
is used to create a callout.
function skinnedTextCalloutFactory():TextCallout
{
var callout:TextCallout = new TextCallout();
//set the styles here, if not using a theme
callout.fontStyles = new TextFormat( "Helvetica", 20, 0xcc0000 );
callout.backgroundSkin = new Image( myBackgroundTexture );
callout.topArrowSkin = new Image( myTopTexture );
return callout;
};
TextCallout.calloutFactory = skinnedTextCalloutFactory;
Another option is to pass a callout factory to TextCallout.show()
. This allows you to create a specific callout differently than the default global TextCallout.calloutFactory
.
function skinnedTextCalloutFactory():Callout
{
var callout:TextCallout = new TextCallout();
callout.fontStyles = new TextFormat( "Helvetica", 20, 0xcc0000 );
callout.backgroundSkin = new Image( myBackgroundTexture );
callout.topArrowSkin = new Image( myTopTexture );
return callout;
};
Callout.show( text, origin, directions, isModal, skinnedTextCalloutFactory );
You should generally always skin the callouts with a factory or with a theme instead of passing the skins to the TextCallout
instance returned by calling TextCallout.show()
. If you skin an callout after TextCallout.show()
is called, it may not be positioned or sized correctly.


JavaScriptMVC's flexibility allows it to be used with almost any service layer. However, this guide details suggests a service layer design that minimizes the amount of extra work to get JavaScriptMVC running.
In general, the service layer should be as thin as possible and reflect the Database queries and results the server must make to get the data. This keeps things flexible from the client's perspective.
The best over-all service layer can be described as JSON REST.
JSON is used as the data received and sometimes sent to the server.
REST is Representational State Transfer
where there are resource urls that are
modified with GET POST PUT
and DELETE
methods.
A brief example is a service API for messages. The server might expose the following METHOD and URLS:
GET /messages
- gets an array of messages from the server.
GET /messages/{id}
- gets a single message from the server.
POST /messages
- creates a message from the server.
PUT /messages/{id}
- updates a message from the server.
DELETE /messages/{id}
- destroys a message from the server.
Before going into detail about what each
METHOD URL
does, it's worth
quickly describing how parameters are
passed to the query string. jQuery.Model passes
parameters to jQuery's $.ajax that get
converted by [jQuery.param http://api.jquery.com/jQuery.param/]. For
example, if we wanted
all messages for a given user,
sorted first by date, then by the users's name,
we might call something like:
$.get('/messages',{
userId: 5,
order: ['createdAt ASC','user.name ASC']
})
Which produces:
GET /messages?
userId=5&
order%5B%5D=createdAt+ASC&
order%5B%5D=user.name+ASC
Lets walk through each REST service example.
A request to GET /messages should return all message records visible to the requesting user. The data should look like:
{
"data": [
{
"id" : 1,
"fromUserId": 921,
"text": "Hello World",
"createdAt" :<PHONE_NUMBER>123
},
{
"id" : 2,
"fromUserId": 923,
"text": "Goodnight World",
"createdAt" :<PHONE_NUMBER>6543
},
...
],
"count": 100
}
Where:
data
- has an array of objects (in this case 100),
each object contains the data for a single message.count
- lists the number of items that
would be returned if a limit was not used. In this
case, no limit was used so count matches the number of items.GET /messages
will typically take
arguments passed in as name=value parameters
in the query string like:
GET /messages?limit=10&offset=20&order[]=createdAt+DESC
Common name / values are:
limit
- the total number of items to returnoffset
- the position in the 'total' set to start returning itemsorder
- an array of 'NAME SORTORDER' pairsYou'll notice that these properties can effectively be sent straight away to a DB query.
Often, you want to get all data for a particular item. For example, all messages from user 52. Instead of requesting something like:
GET /users/52/messages
A request should be made to:
GET /messages?fromUserId=52
The service should limit messages to only those where fromUserId = 52
.
Another common problem is when, for performance reasons, you want the 'joined' data for a particular field. For example, when getting messages, you might want to also want to get the user data from fromUserId.
In this case, we encourage the use of an 'include' option which signifies including additional data like:
GET /messages?include[]=fromUser
The fromUser data will be added to each message object like:
{
"data": [
{
"id" : 1,
"fromUserId": 921,
"text": "Hello World",
"createdAt" :<PHONE_NUMBER>123,
"fromUser": {
"id" : 921,
"name" : "Justin Meyer"
}
},
...
],
"count": 100
}
Gets a single item from the server. It should return just the JSON data for the object like:
->{
"id" : 1,
"fromUserId": 921,
"text": "Hello World",
"createdAt" :<PHONE_NUMBER>123
}
Creates a message on the server. Typically, the body of this request is JSON data that looks exactly like the data from a GET request, but without the id property or any properties the server might add. For example, I can create a message by sending:
POST /messages
{
"fromUserId": 921,
"text": "A new message"
}
The server is going to add the id and createdAt property and should return those as JSON in the response:
->{
"id": 22,
"createdAt":<PHONE_NUMBER>123
}
This updates a resource. Similar to POST, the body should be JSON that matches what the data from a GET request looks like. However, only fields that are changing are necessary to send. For example, we we want to update the text of a message:
PUT /messages/22
{
'text': "An updated EVIL message"
}
The response should have any fields that were modified or adjusted on the server. For example, the server might filter the word "EVIL" out of messages and be updating some 'updatedAt' property. It should return:
->{
'text' : "An updated message",
'updatedAt' :<PHONE_NUMBER>46241
}
If no filtering or modifying of other changes
happened, the server can just return
an empty object: {}
.
Destroys a resource from the server.
The best way of sending dates is an integer representing the Julian date like:
createdAt:<PHONE_NUMBER>3423
Where we can convert that easily to a JavaScript date like
new Date(123123133423)
Often, you want to create, update, or delete items with a single request. This is most often done with jQuery.Model.List.
When an error happens, make sure your server sends back the proper HTTP status code. The response body should be a JSON object with property names mapped to an array of errors:
{
email : ["Formatting is incorrect","No email is provided"]
}


Watch these robot blocks cluster together with a hive mind
They can follow a path, too
by Jay PetersMIT researchers first showed off its self-assembling “M-Block” robot cubes in 2013 — and this week, they shared a video of what they’re calling M-Blocks 2.0 (via TechCrunch). Like the first version of the blocks, M-Blocks 2.0 move by generating momentum with an internal flywheel, and can climb on and around each other using magnets:
But these new blocks also have a “barcode-like” system on each block face that they can “read” to do things like follow a specific path:
And they can also act with a hive mind to find each other and cluster together:
Though this might seem terrifying, there are more benevolent expectations for the blocks right now. MIT News reports that the researchers envision them being used in industries like inspection, gaming, manufacturing, health care, and even disaster response. Here’s what MIT News says a disaster response scenario could look like:
Imagine a burning building where a staircase has disappeared. In the future, you can envision simply throwing M-Blocks on the ground, and watching them build out a temporary staircase for climbing up to the roof, or down to the basement to rescue victims.
This would be... kind of incredible? I really hope that these tiny little blocks will actually be able to do that someday.


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This is an application for implementing auctions of players on-line. These kind of autions are usually necesary for team tornaments on video games, where there are a few teams with a lot of players joined. Teams get the same ficticial money and they nominate and bid in order to get the best players.
The coin used for ficticial money in this application is K (kilocredits). It can only vary with intervals of 0.5. This means, for example, you cannot offer 5.1K. You must offer integer values or decimals multiple of 0.5K.
This is a server which can host multiple auctions, one per room. In order to join an auction click the buttons placed on the middle column. If you are an administrator, you can create rooms typing the command /makeroom Room Name
In order to get a full commands list type the commands /help and /adminhelp
This application is Open Source. Players Auction is distributted in terms of MIT License.


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Originally posted on the Sunder blog
Sunder is a framework for Service Workers like those found in Cloudflare Workers. It allows you to create testable APIs and websites in a similar way as you would using Node.js’s Koa or Express framework.
Sunder is designed to be minimal, testable, and easy to understand. It’s only a few hundred lines of code.
A small example
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Inspired by Koa and Elixir’s Plug, in Sunder everything is a middleware.
A middleware function takes two arguments, the request’s Context
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Typescript recently released support for Template Literal Types. This allows us to type a route’s path parameters in a strict way and catch common mistakes.
Note: You can use Sunder without Typescript too, but you will miss out on this type checking.
So can I use this?#
Yes, you can install Sunder now (npm i sunder
) and use it in your projects. It is open source under the MIT license.
It is however still a work in progress, things will change, and the docs are incomplete. The amount of available pre-written middleware is small.


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It is a summary of the paper Modeling Relation Paths for Representation Learning of Knowledge Bases (PTransE). PTransE is a novel extension of TransE, which is a path-based representation learning model, to model relation paths for representation learning of knowledge bases. The authors argue that multiple-step relation paths also contain rich inference patterns between entities, thus, PTransE also considers relation paths as translations between entities for representation learning, and addresses two key challenges:
- Since not all relation paths are reliable, so a path-constraint resource allocation (PCRA) algorithm is designed to measure the reliability of relation paths.
- Relation paths is represented via semantic composition of relation embeddings.
Despite the success of TransE, TransH, TransR and TransD in modeling relational facts, these methods only take direct relations between entities into consideration. Actually, there are also substantial multiple-step relation paths between entities indicating their semantic relationships. For instance:
$$
\mathbf{h}\xrightarrow{BornInCity}\mathbf{e}_{1}\xrightarrow{CityInState}\mathbf{e}_{2}\xrightarrow{StateInCountry}\mathbf{t}
$$
which indicates the relation Nationality
between $\mathbf{h}$ and $\mathbf{t}$, i.e., $(\mathbf{h},\textrm{Nationality},\mathbf{t})$. However, in PTransE, in addition to direct connected relational facts, the authors also build triples from knowledge bases using entity pairs connected with relation paths. As shown below
TransE only considers direct relations between entities and optimizes the objective $h+r\approx t$, while PTransE generalizes TransE by regarding multiple-step relation paths as connections between entities, where $\circ$ is an operation to join the relations $r_{1}$ and $r_{2}$ together into a unified relation path representation.
PTransE:
Define entity set $\mathbf{E}$ and relation set $\mathbf{R}$ are in $\mathbb{R}^{k}$, $S=\{(h,r,t)\}$ represents a set of triples. For each triple $(h,r,t)$, the energy of TransE is computed by
$$
E(h,r,t)=\Vert h+r-t\Vert\tag{1}
$$
Since TransE only consider the direct relations, PTransE also considers the relation paths for representation. Suppose the multiple relation paths $P(h,t)=\{p_{1},\dots,p_{N}\}$ connecting two entities $h$ and $t$, where relation path $p=\{r_{1},\dots,r_{l}\}$ indicates $h\xrightarrow{r_{1}}\dots\xrightarrow{r_{l}}t$. For each triple $(h,r,t)$, the energy function of PTransE is defined as
$$
G(h,r,t)=E(h,r,t)+E(h,P,t)\tag{2}
$$
where $E(h,r,t)$ models correlations between relations and entities with direct relation triples, $E(h,P,t)$ models the inference correlations between relations with multiple-step relation path triples:
$$
E(h,P,t)=\frac{1}{Z}\sum_{p\in P(h,t)}R(p|h,t)E(h,p,t)\tag{3}
$$
where $R(p|h,t)$ indicates the reliability of relation path $p$ given entity pair $(h,t)$, $Z=\sum_{p\in P(h,t)}R(p|h,t)$ is a normalization factor, and $E(h,p,t)$ is the energy function of the triple $(h,p,t)$. The component $R(p|h,t)$ concerns about relation path reliability, and $E(h,p,t)$ concerns about relation path representation.
Relation Path Reliability:
Since not all relation paths are meaningful and reliable for learning. the authors propose a path-constraint resource allocation (PCRA) algorithm to measure the reliability of relation paths and only the reliable relation paths are selected. The basic idea is that a certain amount of resource is associated with the head entity $h$, and will flow following the given path $p$. Using the resource amount that eventually flows to the tail entity $t$ to measure the reliability of the path $p$ as a meaningful connection between $h$ and $t$.
For a triple $(h,p,t)$, the resource amount flowing from $h$ to $t$ is computed as follows. The flowing path is writen as $S_{0}\xrightarrow{r_{1}}S_{1}\xrightarrow{r_{2}}\dots\xrightarrow{r_{l}}S_{l}$, where $S_{0}=h$ and $t\in S_{l}$. For any entity $m\in S_{i}$, denote its direct predecessors along relation $r_{i}$ in $S_{i-1}$ as $S_{i-1}(\cdot,m)$. The resource flowing to m is defined as $$ R_{p}(m)=\sum_{n\in S_{i-1}(\cdot,m)}\frac{1}{\vert S_{i}(n,\cdot)\vert}R_{p}(n)\tag{4} $$ where $S_{i}(n,\cdot)$ is the direct successors of $n\in S_{i-1}$ following the relation $r_{i}$, and $R_{p}(n)$ is the resource obtained from the entity $n$. For each relation path $p$, we set the initial resource in $h$ as $R_{p}(h)=1$. By performing resource allocation recursively from $h$ through $p$, tail entity $t$ eventually obtains the resource $R_{p}(t)$ which indicates how much information of head entity $h$ can be well translated, thus, using $R_{p}(t)$ to measure the reliability of the path $p$ given $(h,t)$, i.e., $R(p\vert h,t)=R_{p}(t)$.
Relation Path Representation:
For relation path representation, the authors argue that the semantic meaning of a relation path depends on all relations in this path, thus, given a relation path $p=(r_{1},\dots,r_{l})$, they define and learn a binary (composition) operation function ($\circ$) to obtain the path embedding $p$ by recursively composing multiple relations. Formally, for a path $p=(r_{1},\dots,r_{l})$, the path embeddingas is obtained by $p=r_{1}\circ\cdot\cdot\cdot\circ r_{l}$. As shown below
The authors propose three types of composition operation:
- Addition (ADD): The addition operation obtains the vector of a path by summing up the vectors of all relations $$ p=r_{1}+\dots+r_{l}\tag{5} $$
- Multiplication (MUL): The multiplication operation obtains the vector of a path as the cumulative product of the vectors of all relations $$ p=r_{1}\times\dots\times r_{l}\tag{6} $$
- Recurrent Neural Network (RNN): RNN is a recent neural-based model for semantic composition. The composition operation is realized using a matrix $\mathbf{W}$: $$ c_{i}=f(\mathbf{W}[c_{i-1};r_{i}])\tag{7} $$ where $f$ is a non-linearity or identical function, and $[a;b]$ represents the concatenation of two vectors. By setting $c_{1}=r_{1}$ and recursively performing RNN following the relation path, finally get $p=c_{n}$.
Since $E(h,p,t)=\Vert h+p-t\Vert$, and $\Vert h+r-t\Vert$ has minimized with the direct relation triple $(h,r,t)$ to make sure $r\approx t-h$. So we can derive
$$
E(h,p,t)=\Vert h+p-t\Vert=\Vert p-(t-h)\Vert\approx\Vert p-r\Vert=E(p,r)\tag{8}
$$
Objective Formalization:
The objective of PTransE is given as
$$
\mathcal{L}(S)=\sum_{(h,r,t)\in S}\big[L(h,r,t)+\frac{1}{Z}\sum_{p\in P(h,t)}R(p\vert h,t)L(p,r)\big]\tag{9}
$$
Here the $L(\cdot)$ is the margin-based loss functions
$$
\begin{aligned}
L(h,r,t)&=\sum_{(h’,r’,t’)\in S^{-}}[\gamma+E(h,r,t)-E(h’,r’,t’)]_{+}\newline
L(p,r)&=\sum_{(h,r’,t)\in S^{-}}[\gamma+E(p,r)-E(p,r’)]_{+}
\end{aligned}
$$
where $[x]_{+}=\max(0,x)$ returns the maximum between $0$ and $x$, $\gamma$ is the margin, $S$ is the set of valid triples, and $S^{-}$ is the set of invalid triples derived by
$$
S^{-}=\{(h’,r,t)\}\cup\{(h,r’,t)\}\cup\{(h,r,t’)\}\tag{10}
$$
The objective function is also under the constraints that $\forall h,r,t$, $\Vert h\Vert_{2}\leq 1$, $\Vert r\Vert_{2}\leq 1$, $\Vert t\Vert_{2}\leq 1$.
Reverse Relation Addition:
Besides, the authors only consider the relation paths following one direction, so in order to solve the cases, like $e_{1}\xrightarrow{BornInCity}e_{2}\xleftarrow{CityOfCountry}e_{3}$, they add reverse relations for each relation, say, for each triple $(h,r,t)$, build another $(t,r^{-1},h)$, thus, the above-mentioned path can be set as $e_{1}\xrightarrow{BornInCity}e_{2}\xrightarrow{CityOfCountry^{-1}}e_{3}$.
Path Selection Limitation:
This process normally depends on the scale of knowledge database, generally, 3-steps are quiet enough for most cases.
Resources:
Fast-TransX, KB2E from Natural Language Processing Lab at Tsinghua University (THUNLP).


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MySQL database name: mydatabase
User: myusername
Password: mypassword
[/code]
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Well we are done you should know have configured your system to connect to a MySQL database via ODBC.


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Issue #41 - 2012-05-07 - Announcing the new Perl Maven web site and the Perl Maven Cookbook
latest | archive | by Gabor Szabo
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Hi,
Tomorrow I am flying to Kiev to attend the Perl Mova Workshop on 12-13 May 2012. Check out the link at the bottom of to see the details about this workshop. I'll be back home on the 14th only, meaning I'll send the next issue from Kiev.
I have been dragging the creation of the Perl Maven web site for too long but finally, a few days ago I did it. See the details below.
I have also added links for social sharing to the newsletter. I hope you will find this useful and will share the articles you find intersting with your followers.
Oh and I am sorry for talking so much about my stuff, I am just too excited that finally made it that far with the Perl Maven :)
Now for the actual content:
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Perl Maven Cookbook
Before you get excited in the wrong direction, this has nothing to do with the Apache Maven. This is the first and admittedly very small edition of the Perl Maven Cookbook. This is also the announcement of the Perl Maven web site I have been planning (and not developing) for half a year now. The Cookbook is given exclusively (and free of charge) to the people who subscribe to the Perl Maven newsletter.
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mod_perl 2.0.6 released
For a long time I have not heard anything about mod_perl. I was not actively looking for it either, so I am not sure if there was no new or if they were just very shy. I was happy to see the announcement by Fred Moyer with all the changes that went into this version.
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2012Q2 Grant Proposals
Alberto Simoes publish The Perl Foundation grant proposals. They are waiting for your feedback!
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Yak Butter Makes The Best Shaving Cream
After a long break genehack (John SJ Anderson) is back writing. Telling his journey that started with a bug in Git::Wrapper went through Dist::Zilla, landed at Emacs configuration. The nice thing is that instead of abandoning the whole yak, he actually managed to shave it, went back and solved the original problem too.
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Big module sizes
Reini Urban took several modules (eg. Moose, Module::Build, DateTime::TimeZone, Dancer), and checked their sizes after static compilation of every C code they need. some surprising results there and some interesting comments.
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Sqitch Status: A Step at a Time
Sqitch is a new tool by David Wheeler that will help you manage the changes in SQL in a way similar to how VCS-es work. We are lucky to be able to follow the development of the tool.
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Smoothing the Condescending Onramp
Is programming complex? Should we expect everyone to use strict; use warnings and know how to use a hash before they can ask any question? How should we help others to start programming? All this in he usual, opinionated style of chromatic.
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Tweaking what Moose does when a type constraint fails
AEvar Arnfjoro Bjarmason tells us that you don't always want Moose to throw an exception when an invalid value is passed to a setter method. Sometimes you might want to silently accept the bad value or fall back to some default. With or without warning.
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Perl MooX::Options v1.2 release
MooX::Options makes it easy to create command line tools. Despite its name, it works with Mo, Moo, Mouse, Moose and more. By Geistteufel (Celogeek).
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perlbrew and tmux
Mr. Muskrat using a shell script to brew several versions of perl and Reini Urban points to perlall.
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Chris Grau explores web scraping with the good old WWW::Mechanize and HTML::DOM and then re-implements the same using Mojo::UserAgent and finally using WWW::Scripter. It's interesting to compare the three solutions.
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JavaScript, Perl, IRC, and FourSquare
Mark McCracken is mostly a C++ programmer but this time he had to use JavaScript to check himself into FourSquare and then he is using Perl and a bunch of CPAN modules to monitor his long running scripts on an IRC channel. He also has a nice CPAN logo.
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Lazy == Cache ?
Buddy Burden is using the lazy option of the Moose attributes as a cache.
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Creating a crossword puzzle
Using Perl and some other glue Sebastian Willing explains how to create a crossword puzzle in German. I guess you could apply the same method in other languages as well.
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Ynon Perek gave a fun presentation about Perl Golf at the last Israel.pm meeting. These are his slides.
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If you don't know anything about Perl 6 this might be a good chance to both learn about it and contribute to its documentation. Check out the call of Herbert Breunung (lichtkind) to work on the Perl 6 tablets.
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SQLite support for DBIish
'DBIish, the new database interface for Rakudo Perl 6, now has a working SQLite backend.' writes Moritz Lenz.
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"Tell Ma and everyone that I love them, okay?"
David nods in response and lets you go. You open the door to his room, take a deep breath and enters the unknown.
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The beautiful Warangal city not only houses some extraordinary monuments but also charms its visitors with a very beautiful Pakhal Lake. Pakhal is situated at a distance of about 50 kms on the east of Warangal city. If you want to experience heaven on earth, then you must not miss visiting this stunning lake on moonlit nights. The brilliantly shining moon, water gossiping on shores, and a loved one by your side… what else can one ask for. This is one of the most popular picnic spots in Warangal. Pakhal Lake, gives you a calming and soothing trip amidst undulating forest hills and dales. The lake was constructed in the 1213 AD by the Kakatiya king Ganapathi Dev.
The Pakhal lake which is enveloped by the scenic forested hills, is spread over an area of 30 Sq. Kms. The harness of a small tributary of the River Krishna, is a must see sight.
If you want to explore one of the oldest wildlife sanctuaries of Telangana, then you just can’t miss the Eturunagaram Wildlife Sanctuary. The sanctuary is located at a distance of 110 kilometers from Warangal. The Eturunagaram Sanctuary was declared a wildlife sanctuary in the year 1953 by the former Hyderabad Government, thanks to its rich bio-diversity. One just can’t stop observing and praising the sanctuary’s unique feature in the face of climbers, which are found in great quantity across the length and breadth of this marvelous natural park. The area in this wildlife park is full of steeps and gentle slopes. On the top of it, the wildlife sanctuary area has some historical significance owing to the existence of tree fossils in this Sarvai area and caves.
Eturnagaram Wildlife Sanctuary is also counted as those rare eco-regions around the globe that has various embryonic species of ephemeral elements. The natural park is spread over an area of 806 sq.kms in Warangal district. This very scenic place is a narrow band of forest formation and lose to three-fourths of this entire land is identified by rising and falling plain land surface while the remaining part of it is hilly with a superfluity of streams and springs. The perennial river Dayyam Vagu flows through this beautiful sanctuary. This Vagu separates the wildlife sanctuary into two parts. The region is covered completely with thick natural vegetation. The plethora of water in the sanctuary attributes to the presence of reptiles like the famous Mugger crocodiles and snakes like the Cobra, Python and Krait. Best season to visit the sanctuary is from October to April.
The Kakatiya dynasty which had ruled Telangana region has left an indelible impression of their reign in Warangal district in the form of renowned temples and lakes. Ramappa Lake in Warangal district is considered as a magnificent example of the irrigation works of Kakatiya Rulers. It is believed to have been constructed in 13th Century A.D. during the reign of Ganapathi Deva and the water is spread more than an area of 82 Sq km with verdant greenery all around. This lake is over looked by some really beautiful hill ranges in the background which offers a spectacular view especially during sunset time.
Ramappa Lake is a haven for nature lovers wherein one can simply come here to relax and refresh under sprawling trees or walk around this stunning lake, appreciating the beauty of mother nature. Tourists can also enjoy a fascinating boat ride across the blue waters. The mellowed horizon here which includes the pleasant breeze from the waters of the lake waters as well as captivating view provides visitors with a of charming memory of the place, making them coming back again for more. Therefore Ramappa Lake is considered one of the best tourist destinations of Warangal district and Telangana.
One more tourist attraction at the Ramappa Lake is the pump house and the path which leads visitors to it. The pump house can be reached in 5 minutes from the main lake. The road that leads to the lake is partially submerged in water for most of the time, something visitors simply love where they are seen splashing their way through the water to reach this Pump House.


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Organization: Bangladesh Institute of Management (BIM)
Period: From 12/02/2019 to 13/02/2019
Address: 4, Sobahanbag, Mirpur Road, Dhaka, Bangladesh
Training Experience: Training Program on Public Service Innovation at BIM Campus, Sobahan Bag, Mirpur Road, Dhaka-1207, Bangladesh
Organization: Central Procurement Technical Unit (CPTU), Ministry of Planning
Period: From 23/03/2019 to 09/04/2019
Address: CPTU, Implementation Monitoring and Evaluation Division (IMED), Ministry of Planning, Agargaon, Sher-e-Bangla Nagar, Dhaka-1207, Bangladesh
Training Experience: Training Program on Public Procurement Management at Engineering Staff College Bangladesh (ESCB) Chor Baushia, Gazaria, Munshigong, Bangladesh


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Speech Title: Grid-Aware Machine Learning for Distribution System Modeling, Monitoring, and Optimization
The contents covered in this article are credited to the speaker of the meeting, Dr. Zhu, and her research group members.
TL; DR
Speaker
- Shanny Lin
Abstract
Under limited obsevability conditions, the speaker presents approaches to modeling, monitoring, and optimization of distribution systems.
Keywords
- limited observability
- modeling
- linearized distribution model
- alternating minimization
- monitoring
- heterogeneous & dynamic data
- sptio-temporal learning
- optimization
- graph learning
- Conditional Value-at-Risk (CVaR)
Group Meeting Recap
Motivation
- Accurate network model is crucial for distributed energy resource (DER) monitoring and optimization.
- How to estimate an accurate model of the power system?
- How to address monitoring and optimization tasks under limited observability?
Problem Formulation
Modeling
- Linearized distribution flow model
- Difference between two consequtive time instance
- Estimate line parameter $\mathbf{\theta}$ bi-linear regression problem with Group-LASSO regularization
Monitoring
- DER visibility by leveraging heterogenous & dynamic data.
- Smart meter data ($\mathbf{\Gamma}$): lacks in time resolution
- D-PMU data ($\mathbf{Z}$): lacks in spatial diversity
- Smart meter data ($\mathbf{\Gamma}$): lacks in time resolution
- Active power matrix decompsition to low rank plus sparse model [2].
Optimization
- Optimal DER reactive power support problem
- DER optimization
- Fast-acting DER inverter control
Proposed Approach
Modeling
- Alternating Minimization (AM)
- Update $\mathbf{\theta}$ and ${\tilde{\mathbf{s}}^{\mathcal{u}}_{t}}$, alternatively.
Monitoring
- Spatio-temporal learning [1]
Optimization
- Graph learning
Experiment & Result
Modeling
- Experiment: Line reactance estimation
- Zero injection: $\tilde{\mathbf{s}}^{\mathcal{u}}_{t} = 0$.
- Projection: $\mathbf{P}(\tilde{\mathbf{v}}_t - \mathbf{A}(\tilde{\mathbf{s}}_t^o)\mathbf{\theta} - \mathbf{A}(\tilde{\mathbf{s}}_t^u)\mathbf{\theta} )$ such that $\mathbf{PA}(\tilde{\mathbf{s}}_t^u) = \mathbf{0}$.
- Alternating Minimization (AM)
- Zero injection: $\tilde{\mathbf{s}}^{\mathcal{u}}_{t} = 0$.
- Result
Monitoring
- Experiment: DER visibility by leveraging heterogeneous & dynamic data.
- Result
Optimization
- Experiment: Graph learning (w/o CVaR).
- Result
- Under voltage issue → it needs Conditional Value-at-Risk (CVaR).
Conclusion
- Modeling
- Estimated network line parameters under partial observability by solving a bi-linear regression problem by using AM algorithm.
- Estimated network line parameters under partial observability by solving a bi-linear regression problem by using AM algorithm.
- Monitoring
- Improved DER visibility by leveraging heterogeneous & dynamic data.
- Improved DER visibility by leveraging heterogeneous & dynamic data.
- Optimization
- Showed the need for CVaR method.
- Showed the need for CVaR method.
Future Study
- Online implementation for modeling.
- Online implementation for DER visibility.
- CVaR-aware GNN learning for DER optimization.
What I Benefit
Regularization [3]
Lasso and Ridge Regressions
Given a dataset ${X,y}$ where $X$ is the feature and $y$ is the label for regression, we simply model it as has a linear relationship $y = X\beta$. With regularization, we can control the degree of freedom of the model parameter ($\beta$) and able to avoid the risk of overfitting.
The two representative regularizations are LASSO (L1) and Ridge (L2), and they are defined as follows.
\[\beta^{*} = \underset{\beta}{\mathrm{argmin}} {\| y - X\beta \|_2^2} + \lambda \| \beta \|_{1}\] \[\beta^{*} = \underset{\beta}{\mathrm{argmin}} {\| y - X\beta \|_2^2} + \lambda \| \beta \|_{2}\]Due to the shape of their constraints boundary (norm ball shape), LASSO encourage a sparse result as a solution of the optimal problem.
Group LASSO
Suppose the weights in $\beta$ could be grouped, the new weight vector becomes $\beta_G = { \beta^{(1)}, \beta^{(2)},⋯,\beta^{(m)} }$. Each $\beta^{(l)}$ for $1 \leq l \leq m$ represents a group of weights from $\beta$.
We further group $X$ accordingly. We denote $X(l)$ as the submatrix of $X$ with columns corresponding to the weights in $\beta^{(l)}$. The optimization problem becomes
\[\beta^{*} = \underset{\beta}{\mathrm{argmin}} {\| y - \sum_{l=1}^{m}{X^{(l)}\beta^{(l)}} \|_2^2} + \lambda \sum_{l=1}^{m} \sqrt{p_{l}}\| \beta^{(l)} \|_{1}\]where $p_{l}$ represents the number of weights in $\beta^{(l)}$.
Why do we need GROUPING?
Usually, the variables of the minimization problem are not correlated. However, when there are certain constraints or correlations between variables, we need to group them appropriately.
The power injection as a minimization variable, covered in the presentation, is a good example. Since power is comprised of active and reactive power, the variable of the minimization problem of Eq. (3) has to be grouped as follows.
\[\tilde{\mathbf{s}}_{t} = \begin{bmatrix} \tilde{p}_n ; \tilde{q}_n \end{bmatrix}\]Risk management
Value-at-Risk (VaR)
\[\begin{aligned} \int_{-\infty}^{VaR_{\beta}}&{f_{X}(x)}dx = 1 - \beta \\ & \text{where } f_{X}(x) \text{ is the marginal probability function of } X \\ & \text{and } \beta \in [0, 1] \text{ is the confidence level.} \end{aligned}\]or equivalently
\[P[x \geq VaR_{\beta}] = 1 - \beta\]Conditional Value-at-Risk (CVaR)
\[\begin{aligned} CVaR_{\beta} = & \frac{1}{1-\beta} \int_{-\infty}^{VaR_{\beta}}{x f_{X}(x)}dx \\ & \text{where } f_{X}(x) \text{ is the marginal probability function of } X \end{aligned}\]or equivalently
\[CVaR_{\beta} = E[x | x \geq VaR_{\beta}]\]The “CVaR at $(1-\beta)$% level” is the expected return on $X$ in the worst $(1-\beta)$% of cases. CVaR is an alternative to VaR that is more sensitive to the shape of the tail of the loss distribution [6].
What I Contribute
The framework of research/study
1. Motivation
2. Problem Formulation
3. Proposed Approach
4. Experiment & Result
5. Future Study
The above list is the framework of research that Dr. Zhu discussed at the start of this year. Almost all research papers have been written along this process, which is also the basic step of our research.
However, it was not easy for me to summarize the contents of today’s meeting with this framework since there are three main topics in a single speech. Especially, it was hard to find the problem formulation part for monitoring. From my point of view, one of each topic is good enough for one individual presentation, and it would have been easier for me to fit the contents into this framework.
Therefore, I strongly suggest conducting our research and preparing our speech with this framework; then, it will help us draw better results in our research and deliver the main points more clearly to others.
Resting
It is said that decanting is necessary to enjoy wine in its best quality. Likewise, our slides do want to have resting.
I think that taking some rest after writing (or making presentation slides) will introduce us to a higher level. To be more specific, it keeps us away from what we wrote and resets our minds, making us read more objectively.
For this reason, I suggest giving resting to your slides; then, it will allow you to have better results and makes you more confident in your speech.
References
[1]S. Lin and H. Zhu, “Enhancing the Spatio-temporal Observability of Grid-Edge Resources in Distribution Grids”, arXiv.org, 2021. [Online]. Available: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2102.07801.pdf. [Accessed: 18-Apr-2021].
[2]E. Candès, X. Li, Y. Ma and J. Wright, “Robust principal component analysis?”, Journal of the ACM, vol. 58, no. 3, pp. 1-37, 2011. Available: 10.1145/1970392.1970395 [Accessed: 17-Apr-2021].
[3]L. Mao, “Group Lasso,” Lei Mao’s Log Book. [Online]. Available: https://leimao.github.io/blog/Group-Lasso/. [Accessed: 17-Apr-2021].
[4]E. Golman, “The Ultimate Guide to Decanting & Aerating Kosher Wine,” Kosherwine.com, 18-Dec-2020. [Online]. Available: https://www.kosherwine.com/discover/the-ultimate-guide-to-decanting-kosher-wine. [Accessed: 17-Apr-2021].
[5]”Measuring and Modifying Risks. CFA Level 1 - AnalystPrep”, AnalystPrep. CFA® Exam Study Notes, 2021. [Online]. Available: https://analystprep.com/cfa-level-1-exam/portfolio-management/measuring-modifying-risks/. [Accessed: 17-Apr-2021].
[6]”Expected shortfall - Wikipedia”, En.wikipedia.org, 2021. [Online]. Available: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Expected_shortfall. [Accessed: 17-Apr-2021].


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by The Associated PressHAYWARD, Calif. — A man died after being stabbed with his own knife on a California commuter train while trying to stop the attacker from stealing the shoes of a sleeping passenger, authorities said Wednesday.
During the confrontation Tuesday in the San Francisco Bay Area, the victim pulled a knife that was wrestled away by the attacker and used to stab him several times, Bay Area Rapid Transit officials said in a statement.
Jermaine Jeremiah Brim, 39, of Sacramento was arrested near the Hayward station after he tried to steal a van at a car dealership, authorities said.
It was unclear if Brim has an attorney.
The arrest came after officers boarded the train and found the victim bleeding. He died at the scene. His name has been withheld pending notification to his family.
As a safety precaution, the agency said it will increase the presence of police officers on trains and at station platforms.
“We are heartbroken that a person has lost his life due to violence on one of our trains,” Robert Powers, the agency’s general manager, said in a statement.
The stabbing followed the high-profile death of 18-year-old Nia Wilson, who was stabbed last year in an unprovoked attack on her and her sister in an Oakland BART station.
John Cowell, a 27-year-old parolee, was found competent to stand trial but his case is in legal limbo. A judge in October agreed to seal a motion by Cowell’s attorney to dismiss the case.
The family of Wilson claims BART failed in its duty to ensure its customers are safe.


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ESTOrientedLineSegment Class Reference
| Inherits from | NSObject |
|---|---|
| Declared in | ESTOrientedLineSegment.h ESTOrientedLineSegment.m |
Overview
Represents a geometrical line segment with additional information about orientation. Object is immutable.
Other Methods
point1
Coordinates of the first end point of the line segment.
@property (nonatomic, strong, readonly) ESTPoint *point1
Declared In
ESTOrientedLineSegment.h
point2
Coordinates of the second end point of the line segment.
@property (nonatomic, strong, readonly) ESTPoint *point2
Declared In
ESTOrientedLineSegment.h
orientation
Orientation associated with the line segment. If not defined takes EST_ORIENTATION_UNDEFINED value. Value is in degrees, counted clockwise.
@property (nonatomic, assign, readonly) double orientation
Declared In
ESTOrientedLineSegment.h
Creating and Initializing Line Segments
– initWithPoint1:point2:orientation:
Returns a new oriented line segment object.
- (instancetype)initWithPoint1:(ESTPoint *)point1 point2:(ESTPoint *)point2 orientation:(double)orientation
Parameters
point1 |
An ESTPoint object representing first end point of the line segment. |
|---|---|
point2 |
An ESTPoint object representing second end point of the line segment. |
orientation |
Orientation of the line segment. |
Return Value
A line segment initialized with (point1, point2, orientation).
Declared In
ESTOrientedLineSegment.h
+ lineWithPoint1:point2:orientation:
Returns a new oriented line segment object.
+ (instancetype)lineWithPoint1:(ESTPoint *)point1 point2:(ESTPoint *)point2 orientation:(double)orientation
Parameters
point1 |
An ESTPoint object representing first end point of the line segment. |
|---|---|
point2 |
An ESTPoint object representing second end point of the line segment. |
orientation |
Orientation of the line segment. |
Return Value
A line segment initialized with (point1, point2, orientation).
Declared In
ESTOrientedLineSegment.h
+ lineWithX1:y1:x2:y2:orientation:
Returns a new oriented line segment object.
+ (instancetype)lineWithX1:(double)x1 y1:(double)y1 x2:(double)x2 y2:(double)y2 orientation:(double)orientation
Parameters
x1 |
A x coordinate of the first end point of the line segment. |
|---|---|
y1 |
An y coordinate of the first end point of the line segment. |
x2 |
A x coordinate of the second end point of the line segment. |
y2 |
An y coordinate of the second end point of the line segment. |
orientation |
Orientation of the line segment. |
Return Value
A line segment initialized with ((x1,y1), (x2,y2), orientation).
Declared In
ESTOrientedLineSegment.h
+ lineWithLine:
Returns a new oriented line segment object based on the given oriented line segment.
+ (instancetype)lineWithLine:(ESTOrientedLineSegment *)line
Parameters
line |
An oriented line segment. |
|---|
Return Value
An oriented line initialized with (line.point1, line.point2, line.orientation).
Declared In
ESTOrientedLineSegment.h
Operations on line segment
– centerPoint
Calculates a center point of the line. Has the same orientation as the line segment.
- (ESTOrientedPoint *)centerPoint
Return Value
A new oriented point representing center of the line segment.
Declared In
ESTOrientedLineSegment.h
– length
Calculates length of the line segment.
- (double)length
Return Value
A length of the line.
Declared In
ESTOrientedLineSegment.h
– lineTranslatedBydX:dY:
Translates the line segment by a given vector (dX, dY) and returns a new line segment.
- (ESTOrientedLineSegment *)lineTranslatedBydX:(double)dX dY:(double)dY
Parameters
dX |
Value of translation on X axis. |
|---|---|
dY |
Value of translation on Y axis. |
Return Value
A new line segment translated by (dX, dY).
Declared In
ESTOrientedLineSegment.h
Serialization
+ lineFromDictionary:
Deserializes an oriented line segment from NSDictionary
.
+ (ESTOrientedLineSegment *)lineFromDictionary:(NSDictionary *)dict
Parameters
dict |
NSDictionary to deserialize from. |
|---|
Return Value
An oriented line segment created from NSDictionary.
Declared In
ESTOrientedLineSegment.h
– toDictionary
Serializes the oriented line segment to NSDictionary
.
- (NSDictionary *)toDictionary
Return Value
An oriented line segment representation in NSDictionary.
Declared In
ESTOrientedLineSegment.h
Identifying and Comparing Objects
– isEqual:
Returns a boolean value that indicates whether given oriented line segment is equal to this one.
- (BOOL)isEqual:(id)other
Parameters
other |
The object to be compared to this oriented line segment. May be nil. |
|---|
Return Value
YES if oriented line segments are equal, otherwise NO.
Declared In
ESTOrientedLineSegment.h
– isEqualToOrientedLine:
- (BOOL)isEqualToOrientedLine:(ESTOrientedLineSegment *)line
See Also
Declared In
ESTOrientedLineSegment.h
– hash
Returns an integer that can be used as a table address in a hash table structure.
- (NSUInteger)hash
Declared In
ESTOrientedLineSegment.h
Describing Objects
– description
Returns a string representation of the receiver.
- (NSString *)description
Return Value
A string representation of the oriented line segment in form of ((x1,y1),(x2,y2), orientation)
Declared In
ESTOrientedLineSegment.h


Preparation time
overnight
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Serves 4
Fish simply fried, a hollandaise sauce, and eggs infused with the flavour of truffles.
Place the whole eggs, unbroken, with the truffle and basmati into a bowl and leave for at least 24 hours for the truffle to infuse through the shells into the eggs. (The basmati is to absorb any moisture. It’s not cooked in this recipe, but can be kept and cooked later.)
Season the halibut with a little salt.
Heat a frying pan until medium hot, add a little butter and the olive oil. Cook the halibut, skin side down, over a medium heat for four minutes until the flesh has turned opaque.
Flip over and cook for another minute then remove from the heat and rest in the pan for a couple of minutes.
Bring a pan of salted water to the boil and add the vinegar. Whisk the water to create a whirlpool and once settled, crack an egg in. Simmer for 2-3 minutes, remove the poached egg carefully with a slotted spoon and place on a plate to drain. Repeat the process with the remaining eggs.
Heat another frying pan with the remaining butter and heat until foaming. Add the cavalo nero and 75ml/3floz water and cook for 2-3 minutes until just softened and the water and butter emulsified.
For the hollandaise, place the butter in a saucepan and bring to a simmer.
Place the lemon juice and vinegar in a separate small pan and heat until just boiling.
Place the egg yolks in a food processor with a pinch of salt and turn on.
With the motor running, add the hot lemon and vinegar. Then slowly add the melted butter until it is all incorporated. Remove from the processor and season with a little salt and black pepper.
To serve, lift the skin off of the halibut and discard. Divide the cavalo nero between four plates and top with a fillet of halibut. Place the poached eggs on top, then spoon the hollandaise over and finish with a grating of fresh truffle.


Transport
BREAKING: Major traffic tailbacks on M1 following vehicle fire
Roads
by David LynchEmergency services are dealing with a vehicle fire on the M1 motorway southbound between Junction 5 Balbriggan South and Junction 4 Donabate.
The left lane is blocked and delays are backing up on approach.
According to reports online traffic is "bumper to bumper".


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