As i am new to the board and the OpenEnergyMonitor hardware i found it very interesting with the possibility of this platform. And also i find the threshold a bit high for people who really want to use this platform, but lack the computer skills.
I spent some time thinking about how to make a small easy setup system from the Nanode that does not require any programming of the Arduino/Nanode board and can be delivered pre programmed from the emon shop. Just a plug and play user experience.
As of today, the API key has to be put into the software. And since this API key is user specific each unit needs to be programmed by the user himself. This gives the system a high technical threshold. The whole arduino programming and github thing scares most people away.
However, if each unit had a ID chip on the one wire bus like this unit:
http://www.maximintegrated.com/en/products/digital/memory-products/DS240...
And the emoncms had a feature for finding Nanodes from the same IP as the user who is logged in, then it would be possible to link Nanodes to a specific user with no programming. Just one simple link/connection to the DS2401 unique chip ID instead of the API key.
In the emoncms database, the DS2401 ID will be the post that replaces the API key, or the ID will be part of this key.
Basicly if a user connects 10 of these Nanodes on the same network, and logs in to the emoncms, he will find 10 units each identified by the DS2401 in the emoncms account. And emoncms knows they belong to this user because they are all logged in from the same IP address. This is a first time setup only.
After the first setup, emoncms knows that these units belong to this account, and all logging from these unique IDs will be on this account.
If this unit has inputs for only one CT, One optical pulse input and some Dallas sensors on the one wire bus it will be a really cheap system that anyone can set up. It might be inside the technical boundaries of the Nanode alone. And the production cost will be very low. If it can handle 3CTs, 2 pulse inputs, and some Dallas sensors it will be more then most people will ever need.
One unit can be used to monitor a heatpump, or the ventilation, or houshold electricity.. Just about anything.
Of course this system will not be as good and flexible as the current wireless systems. But it will come in at ~ £30 and be all that the small, first time user needs. If there is no network connection, a cheap RJ45-->WiFi bridge can be used for another ~ £15.
WiFi unit (running linux and can be reprogrammed for ease of use) price < £15
Is there any technical limitations in the emoncms that will not allow this idea to work?
Thanks
//J
Re: Using Chip ID instead of API key, simple setup energy monitor, less skills required.
Thats a really neat idea to check the unque ID against the logged in IP of the user! I had been thinking of the idea of preprogramming a serial number to the basestation which was also printed on the case, that the user could then enter in emoncms to link the account to the device, but your suggestion is simpler both from a configuration point of view on the shop side and for the user.
I cant see the needed changes to emoncms to make this work being an issue either, nice idea!
Re: Using Chip ID instead of API key, simple setup energy monitor, less skills required.
Thanks Trystan!
I am an engineer in energy and construction (buildings), i really dont know much about software and hardware stuff but sometimes i can figure it out ;)
Im always obsessing with ease of use and price, because i know that these two points are always the ones that makes my customers back off. No matter how much money they can save from energy monitoring, they don't care if it means they need to be learning new things or spending big €€. They don't want to learn, they don't want to spend money.. They just want it to work straight out of the box.
This means alot of time goes into setting a system up for the customer. This is expensive, so then it is back to square one.
Ease of use puts the price down for installation, as well as producing and maintaining. Not to mention support.
Programming different IDs into each unit with the arduino software will be time consuming or require some kind of special equipment i guess, if nobody wants to make it manually. But just adding this ID chip will fit straight into current production methods and will not require any modification to production lines other then specification for components and maybe small alteration to the board-drawing and the basic sketch. After that it's just the same work flow as you have today. Some smaller changes in the emoncms will be needed also.
I hope this can work. It would be nice with a really small and simple unit that can compete with the basic systems that are on the market today.
Simple systems avalible:
http://www.eliq.se
http://www.efergy.com
http://www.theenergydetective.com
They are all simple to set up, and cheap. But they are not very flexible, and they all work pretty much the same.
It is obvious to me that people who design these systems in general don't know so much about buildings or energy usage in buildings. And people who do, don't know so much about data processing and electronics. And this is making all the systems above crippled in some way.
Anyways. Hopes this idea can be some small seed to a cheap and simple energymonitor to get people started.
//J
Re: Using Chip ID instead of API key, simple setup energy monitor, less skills required.
From the DS18S20 datashet: (http://datasheets.maximintegrated.com/en/ds/DS18S20.pdf)
64-Bit Lasered ROM Code
Each DS18S20 contains a unique 64-bit code (see
Figure 8) stored in ROM. The least significant 8 bits of the
ROM code contain the DS18S20’s 1-Wire family code:
10h. The next 48 bits contain a unique serial number.
The most significant 8 bits contain a cyclic redundancy
check (CRC) byte that is calculated from the first 56 bits
of the ROM code.
From the DS2401 datasheet: (http://datasheets.maximintegrated.com/en/ds/DS2401.pdf)
Unique, Factory
Lasered and Tested
64-Bit Registration Number
(8-Bit FamilyCode +48-Bit Serial Number + 8-Bit CRCTester)
Are these two similar enough that the same thing could be done with a DS18S20 vice the DS2401, with the added benefit of available temperature data?
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Bill!
That has been also on my mind, and i did not research price difference maybe its the same price anyways.
To find the correct answer i think many aspects should be analyzed.
- Price
- Ease of use
- Ease of use in the emoncms
- Powerusage on the arduino board
- Total length of the ID tag for both chips, and if they are totally unique
Will it be a good idea to have a Dallas sensor mounted on the board, does it make any use there? Will it be a good idea to have it on cable, in case something happens and it needs to get exchanged, what will happen to data in emoncms?
However, the idea to use Dallas sensor instead of ID chip can be very smart. And will suit many users just as well, or even better. In terms of standardizing a product i am not so sure.
Can there be more pros/cons with ID chip vs Dallas sensor?
Best regards
Johannes
Re: Using Chip ID instead of API key, simple setup energy monitor, less skills required.
Hi Johannes,
Comparing the two components, we get:
Price
2401 ~2USD
18B20 ~4USD
Ease of use
There shouldn't be much difference here. Both the 18B20, and the 2401, use the 1-Wire protocol.
Ease of use in emoncms
This is more of an "ease of use on the nanode" kind of question, as display of temperature on an emoncms dashboard is something that users have done for quite some time.
Power consumption
This is one area where the 2401 has the 18B20 beat. 18B20 standby current is ~750nA, whereas the 2401 has zero standby current requirements. 18B20 operating current is typically 1mA. 2401 operating charge is 30nC. The emonTH battery life is spec'd at ~16 months for a unit with only the DS18B20 sensor, that takes a temp reading once every 60 seconds. http://shop.openenergymonitor.com/emonth-433mhz-temperature-humidity-node/
Total length of the ID tag for both chips, and if they are totally unique
The difference here is the 2401 has a guaranteed unique serial number, where the 18B20 is advertised as having a unique serial number, but no mention is made of a guarantee that it's unique. Since both chips have 48-bit serial numbers, it appears the odds of any given serial number being truly unique should be very good.
However, the idea to use Dallas sensor instead of ID chip can be very smart. And will suit many users just as well, or even better. In terms of standardizing a product i am not so sure.
Both components are from Maxim, and the 18B20 is already an emonTH option, so it makes sense to use a part that's "already in the pipeline," and can supply a serial number. The only down side I can see, is if some of the serial numbers aren't unique.
Bill
Edit - changed 18S20, and relevant data, to 18B20
Re: Using Chip ID instead of API key, simple setup energy monitor, less skills required.
Thats a nice comparision!
The difference in price is almost nothing, and the serial seems unique enough.
The power drain difference can be controlled in the software for the Arduino, if there is no need for temperature measurements the software can be setup to only check the ID at startup. And then never check back on that one wire protocol. I dont know anything about the programming but i think that can be done.
In total, this would be a nice feature to add to coming versions, and i will avoid the API key programming problem and the boards can be delivered with pre programmed software that will work direct with emoncms.
Thank you Bill for supporting this idea with your thoughts and ideas.
//J
Re: Using Chip ID instead of API key, simple setup energy monitor, less skills required.
Really interesting! and nice idea to use the DS18B20. This could also be used on a raspberrypi based basestation for easier setup
Re: Using Chip ID instead of API key, simple setup energy monitor, less skills required.
Trystan, it's even better to use it for the raspberry as well.
Maybe I should change topic for this thread. It's a bit wrong for the discussion.
//J
Re: Using Chip ID instead of API key, simple setup energy monitor, less skills required.
Hi J,
Thanks for the nice comment!
Will it be a good idea to have a Dallas sensor mounted on the board, does it make any use there? Will it be a good idea to have it on cable
When I was an Electronics Technician for the US National Weather Service, part of the job involved repairing weather station equipment supplied by Vaisala, RM Young, Davis Instruments, and Peet Brothers.
One thing in common was a cabled temperature sensor.
All of the manufacturers mentioned above recommend housing an outdoor temp sensor inside a solar radiation shield to prevent false temp readings as a result of direct exposure to the Sun. Here's a commercially available example: www.ambientweather.com/amwesrpatean.html.
Here's an example of a DIY rad shield: www.weather-watch.com/smf/index.php?topic=38652.0.
A board mounted sensor would pick up heat from the electronics, unless the housing the sensor is in, is aspirated, or the sensor is located away from the electronics i.e. on a cable. So a cabled sensor is advantageous for indoor use too.
Im always obsessing with ease of use and price, because i know that these two points are always the ones that makes my customers back off. No matter how much money they can save from energy monitoring, they don't care if it means they need to be learning new things or spending big €€. They don't want to learn, they don't want to spend money.. They just want it to work straight out of the box.
Sadly enough, that's a common attitude in the US too. Just the mention of the word "Linux," or "software" scares away lots of people.
B
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"A board mounted sensor would pick up heat..."
That's a complaint that was made about the GLCD. The temperature sensor was at the top of the board when the GLCD was standing in it's normal 'on edge' orientation and several users claimed it was over-reading as a result of heat coming off the processor.
Re: Using Chip ID instead of API key, simple setup energy monitor, less skills required.
I noticed that too, and filed it away as one of those "I'll do it later" projects of putting the sensor on a cable to get it away from the PC Board. Haven't gotten 'round to it, yet. Oh Well...
Re: Using Chip ID instead of API key, simple setup energy monitor, less skills required.
Ok, thanks for all the input guys!
I am still thinking about what suits the users best here.
Using the Dallas will give more features to the package with no extra cost. But mounting it on the board will give bad readings, and mounting it on a cable can cause problems in the emoncms later if the sensor needs to be exchanged, as all the old data will be linked to the old sensor.
Is this conclusion correct from what was pointed out earlier in this thread?
Is there any clever way to overcome this?
//J
Re: Using Chip ID instead of API key, simple setup energy monitor, less skills required.
Just to be awkward, what happens when you have multiple sensors on one node?
Re: Using Chip ID instead of API key, simple setup energy monitor, less skills required.
Hello Robert!
I think that one solution can be to keep one data bus for one unit for retrieving ID, and never connect multiple units on this data bus.
There can be another data bus for other sensors.
If its done this way, i think it will be very easy to write the code in such way that the ID number can be retrieved on startup of the unit. Just by addressing this bus with a query for ID.
I am just trying to think about how to do it in such way that the units can be shipped with no software modifications needed. Just hook it up and create account in the emoncms, and there is all your units on the same IP. Each unit can be given a name, but will be identified from the ID on this data bus in hardware.
Maybe this is a loss of one data bus, but it sure will be easy for beginners to set up.
//J
Re: Using Chip ID instead of API key, simple setup energy monitor, less skills required.
I was thinking in terms of a substitution list in emonCMS, which would (probably as an option) allow the user to tag the ID or IDs with the chosen node number or a "friendly" name. That would allow ID device and node replacements (you just edit the table) and assuming multiple devices on the bus with the IDs being returned in random order, with the node software could send whichever it liked - first discovered, lowest number - and CMS would recognise all as equivalent and allocate the data correctly.
Re: Using Chip ID instead of API key, simple setup energy monitor, less skills required.
A Microchip 24AA02E64 MAC EEPROM is available at ~€0.20 with 64 bits unique ID. As it is I²C it uses up two I/Os, of which one could be reused for user porposes.
Re: Using Chip ID instead of API key, simple setup energy monitor, less skills required.
Now i found DS2401 for less then 1$ incl. shipping on ebay.
If one buys 100pcs i guess the price will be even less.
I think that using the one wire protocol is better then using I2C, because the I/O is still usable for other stuff and the ID chip can be mounted on the PCB as standard.
Still the idea with Dallas sensor is pretty good, if it can be done in such way that will not make problems in the emoncms if it needs to be exchanged or something like that.
//J
Re: Using Chip ID instead of API key, simple setup energy monitor, less skills required.
Using the Dallas will give more features to the package with no extra cost. But mounting it on the board will give bad readings, and mounting it on a cable can cause problems in the emoncms later if the sensor needs to be exchanged, as all the old data will be linked to the old sensor.
Still the idea with Dallas sensor is pretty good, if it can be done in such way that will not make problems in the emoncms if it needs to be exchanged or something like that.
Even if the 2401 is used, the same problem exists if it fails. i.e. you now have a copy of emoncms tied to a serial number from a dead chip. Seems like the temp sensor is the way to go. Same comm protocol, 48-bit serial number like the 2401, and temp data available for use if desired.
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I don't want to say the MAC EEPROM is the better solution, but it is much cheaper and any two (or one, see above) I/Os can be used with a bit-banged minimal I²C emulation. For a board with ethernet it can additionally be used for MAC address.
BR, Jörg.
Re: Using Chip ID instead of API key, simple setup energy monitor, less skills required.
I've always liked the idea of each "node" either nanode or emonTX/TH and the base all having unique ids/addresses.
This way the base can be modified to just listen for the devices it wants. I'd still like to see each of the sending devices communicating using a generic protocol to deliver their readings rather than having to configure all the nodes in the base and what each of there readings mean.
It would be very cool if the base station (Pi?) "discovers" new sensors/nodes and simply asks the user to confirm they want to receive data from them - especially if the input configuration was automatic as well.
Re: Using Chip ID instead of API key, simple setup energy monitor, less skills required.
Some notes:
- Arduino with ATMEGA328 already has a 1k eprom on chip.
- Ethernet developer boards usualy have mac address configured by the host cpu. That means it gets set from the arduino firmware and must be saved there.
You could implement a simple random serial id generated by pressing a button at arduino boot that gets saved on its internal eprom for further usage. One firmware fits all.
There is no assurance that the serial id is unique across devices.
I personally dont like the fixed serial id, it's like old intel Pentium III Processor Serial Number, rastreability of devices is a privacy issue that may have legal concerns on some countries.
Re: Using Chip ID instead of API key, simple setup energy monitor, less skills required.
Chaveiro, thanks for your input.
Do you have another idea, except from a ID chip, that will allow the emon hardware to run with no alterations at all to the firmware by the user and still be unique in that way that the emoncms can differentiate between each unit?
I am open to all kinds of solutions that allows the user to just plug the unit, log into emoncms and have the unit located there with no tampering in hardware or software. It does not need to be a chip.
I think to most users privacy is not a major concern, and if someone manages to log into the emoncms, they can pretty much get all the data they want even if the IDs are randomized. The data always ends up one place, its just a matter about how easily it finds its way there.
//J
Re: Using Chip ID instead of API key, simple setup energy monitor, less skills required.
Hmmm, I really don't see the problem. Every ethernet node already has a unique MAC address (or 'serial number'). As have many RF nodes which are pre-configured by the manufacturer. I am using a lot of Homematic devices and each has a unique serial number, too. So it is very easy to automatically find and register the nodes in the system.
Why not re-use things that work perfectly in other (very similar) environments?
Jörg.
Re: Using Chip ID instead of API key, simple setup energy monitor, less skills required.
Well i see 2 scenarios :
A - Ethernet/wifi nodes that have a local server used for ip / ssid configuration where you input your apikey.
B - RF write only nodes that has no mean to receive data
For A it's partially solved and easy implemented, connect to node config page, set apikey that gets saved on eprom.
For B it will have to write to a local hub via rf so you can implement this nodes with a switch on one cpu pin to act as node configuration that increments it's node ID each time its booted with the pin pressed. Or switch to a configuration mode with led blink status report for setting the ID that gets saved on eprom also.
Re: Using Chip ID instead of API key, simple setup energy monitor, less skills required.
Here is another very simple idea.
If using the emonPi module, you could just read the RaspberryPi serial number from /proc/cpuinfo and use that as identification.
This number should be unique and there is no additional hardware required. Any thoughts?
Ondrej
Re: Using Chip ID instead of API key, simple setup energy monitor, less skills required.
This was a really good idea!
It will work very well with all people who are using only one board anyway, for people who are using multiple nodes i think that it could be useful with ID on each unit.
Since this is just a ID number anyway i dont see why both can be used?
I am interested to know if this idea will be implemented in the next version?
//J
Re: Using Chip ID instead of API key, simple setup energy monitor, less skills required.
After some more carful thinking around this i came to some simple conclusions.
If the raspberry pie identifies with the serial as ondrei suggested, and all the EMON units have an ID chip for unique serials. This will make it very easy to organize data in the emoncms.
It can also make room for a very simple setup process for the users.
Today setting up the pie requires tinkering in terminal. This will scare 99% of all normal users away. A simple GUI for setting up the Pie on the web can be done like this (one of many alternatives):
This can create some problems with read/write privileges or stuff like that. Or might not be possible du to other reasons. But as i see it, this will be a very easy way to configure the Pie for users that are not very well oriented in unix / commandline based environment. Configfile will be downloaded/rewritten from the openenergymonitor.org. That will make for possibilities to create nice GUI, and make simple changes for all users no matter if they are on the same network as the Pie.
If user wants to remove one unit from their account, it should be a simple "release" button to release that unit.
If more units are added, it should be very simple for the user to just login to the emoncms.org from the same IP address as the new unit is added, and the emoncms.org will automatically prompt the user also when adding more units.
I also suggest that emoncms.org should have a feature to add names to all the nodes in the network. So that they are presented with names inside the emoncms, that will correspond to their unique ID. This way various locations can be logged with no problems, and multiple sites can be within one account.
Maybe they should be organized with a tree structure or something like this, so that it is visually easy to determine what nodes are under what hub. That will be a later matter, but very useful for people who use multiple Raspberrys on multiple sites, all logging to one account.
Ex as follows:
Main user account.
"Villa" = Raspberry Pie ID<PHONE_NUMBER>
"Garage" = Raspberry Pie ID<PHONE_NUMBER>
"Summerhouse" = Raspberry Pie ID<PHONE_NUMBER>
I think this can make all the setup process very simple for people with only one unit, and people with many units.
//J
Re: Using Chip ID instead of API key, simple setup energy monitor, less skills required.
I do not have static IP address. If I reset my router, my ISP allocates a different IP address to me. So I am the same user, with the same hardware, but not the same IP address. How will that work?
Re: Using Chip ID instead of API key, simple setup energy monitor, less skills required.
Hi Robert!
This is a idea for a first time setup (its actually just two steps):
Now the raspberry and your web session towards the emoncms.org will have the same IP, because this is happening at the same time. This makes for simple association between the two units, that cannot be hijacked so easily by others.
Inside the server, automatically this will happen:
So the emoncms.org will now notice that there is one unidentified raspberry connected, and one user logged in from the same IP. The emoncms.org will prompt the user who is logged in and ask if the user wants to associate this new raspberry pie (ID) with his account.
After this first time setup process, which is very simple and requires no typing/input of API key or serial numbers for devices, this raspberry will be associated with the account you have setup on emoncms.org. Even if you move it to other IPs all the data will still be delivered to the same account on the emoncms.org server, because its based on the serial from the raspberry, and not the IP or API key. You could say that the API key is replaced by the serial of the raspberry, and instead of putting the API key in the config file, the emoncms.org server gets the API key from the raspberry.
This is just an idea, and if implemented it will make emoncms.org and openenergymonitor.org the most easily setup system on the market.. For everything i know. Efergy, eliq, smappee and the others have more complex setups not to mention the professional systems on the market.
This will make a really good situation for the openenergymonitor.org, because now they can sell a complete system that does not need any configuration at all from the user. It works straight out of the box. The new user just plugs everything in and registers a new account. No API keys, no config files, no linux command prompt.. Nothing. Just pure pleasure and energy monitoring ;)
If all new accounts that are registered like this comes with a standard setup of pre-configured feeds for the emonTH and EmonTx, the user will not even have to make the setup for the feeds. There can be standard feeds pre configured for each new account that is associated with this kind of process. Removable for professionals ofcourse.
If the emonTH and EmonTx gets ID chips on board, they don't need to be configured with node IDs in the firmware. This allows for mass production of this product, with no special configuration what so ever. Just power up, login in and go!
And also there can be a simple dashboard page, that is pre configured for the first time user that shows power now, energy consumption, temperature or stuff like that. Just a simple nice page that does not require any setup with feeds or dashboards, working only with the standard configuration emonTH and emonTX.
If this were to become reality, emoncms can be a product that my mother could set up in 15 minutes and start using. Right now it takes a long time to set this system up, understand how it works, and start using it. Reducing this threshold is important if this system is to attract new less experianced users.
All this is possible but requires some job on the emoncms server side..
Myself i really think this is a good idea, and that if the skilled guys on this forum gives it a go it will be doable.
All the time that can be saved, and all the new potential users for this project will really be good. And from there its not to far to start competing with the commercial systems. Its only price and visuals from there.
I think this idea can be polished but this is one way to go.
//J
Re: Using Chip ID instead of API key, simple setup energy monitor, less skills required.
I quite like the idea of the while logged in to emoncms using a "search for other devices on same IP" to then add them to an authorized list BUT I think emoncms should pass the apikey (auth token) to the device so that you are not using a "non-changeable if compromised" serial number, it doesn't restrict users to the Pi club and it circumvents any "personal data" issue attached to reading and retaining a devices serial number.
Paul
Re: Using Chip ID instead of API key, simple setup energy monitor, less skills required.
That could also be a way to do it, actually its just as good. And the way you suggest can allow existing system to with API key to keep on going with no changes, only that the raspberry downloads the API key.
One way to solve the association problem could also be putting names on each unit, so that all the feeds from one unit will still be possible to transfer to the replacing unit just by simply giving it the same name.
The same goes for the ID chip i suggested in the EmonTH and EmonTx. If this ID chip is used it will be very easy for the system do differentiate between units. And there will be no need to put different IDs to keep them apart. Its all included in the design. And that way, even if you swap the EmonBase, all the Nodes will still have the same numbers and keep feeding to the same feeds even if there is a new base.
All my thinking around this is actually around making this system simple enough for ordinary people.  But in order to reach the big markets and more users it has to be just as simple as smappee, eliq and efergy. I think we can do that.. But better =)
But before its implemented, i really think that everything should be well planned, so that in case units gets swapped or needs to be exchanged for various reasons, all the data in the emoncms should be kept intact.
I am so much hoping for someone to pick this idea up and implement it in the emoncms.
//J
Re: Using Chip ID instead of API key, simple setup energy monitor, less skills required.
I'm not convinced a per node recognition is required in emoncms unless they are devices posting direct in which case they will be connected via the same ip, have thier own mac address and could be altered to accept an apikey from emoncms. this option is going to become less frequent as most devices will either log to a local emonhub or in time post to a remote mqtt server which has its own encryption and authentication built-in.
I think concentrate on making the emonhub to emoncms connection both easier and more secure as well as improving the current node to hub authentication. the hub would be responsible for providing emoncms with pre-authenticated channels (nodes) via it's own authentication.
Paul
Re: Using Chip ID instead of API key, simple setup energy monitor, less skills required.
About security i don't know much so i cant contribute to that discussion.
When you mention API key download i get another idea too..
I'm thinking that it might be a good idea to have a preferences/settings page in the emoncms, that creates a config file for the emonhub.
This way no one would ever have to go into the unix grotto to configure the unit. All the settings could be stored in the emoncms and downloaded automatically to the base. This could make a really nice interface to setup the pie. Stuff like launching the wunderground interfacer and all other kinds of scripts that is in the emonbase.
However, that's another thread for that discussion. And i dont even know if it's possible.
//J


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Arsenal are reportedly considering re-entering the transfer market for Caglar Soyuncu after his excellent performances for Leicester this season
by Rich Jones, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/rich-jones/Arsenal have reportedly sent scouts to watch Leicester defender Caglar Soyuncu in international action.
Soyuncu has been a revelation for the Foxes this season since they sold Harry Maguire to Manchester United for a world record fee on the eve of the season.
He will be in action for Turkey against Iceland on Thursday and Turkish newspaper Star claim Gunners scouts will be in attendance to watch him in action.
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All Classes Interface Summary Class Summary Enum Summary Exception Summary Annotation Types Summary Class Description ArgSubtype<T,K> An ArgType which is dependent on another type appearing before it and uses it for conversions and tab completionArgType<T> A command argument type, which converts a String argument to another typeArgType.ArgConverter<T,K> ArgType.TabCompleter<T> ArgType.TabStreamCompleter<T> BlockDataManager ManagesDataBlock
instances, which allow you to attach persistent metadata to blocks, Keeps track of managed blocks, removing data if a block is destroyed or moving it if a block is pushed by a piston.BurstProfiler A profiler best used in bursts.BypassPolicy Represents a policy that allows players to bypass certain protection types for certain blocksChainCommand ChatPrompt ChatPrompt.CancelReason Command Represents a command which can be registeredCommand.MethodHook Command.SenderType CommandCollection Represents a collection of commands which can be mass-registered.CommandHook CommandHookException Thrown when a command with a hook name specified does not find a method hookCommandParseException Thrown when there is a problem found while parsing a command fileCommandParser Used to get ContextProviders and CommandArgumentTypes for a command file, then parse itConfigFieldException Thrown when a field with a CommandHook is finalConfigListException Thrown when an error occurs with a ConfigListConfigManager Loads config values into variables annotated withConfigValue
ConfigMapException Thrown when there is an error mapping a ConfigurationSection to an objectConfigMappable ConfigPath ConfigPostInit ConfigStorage ConfigValue ContextProvider<T> Used to provide context arguments to command method hooksConversionType Represents ways in which objects can be mapped from configCuboidRegion Represents a cuboid region in a worldCuboidRegion.RegionState Represents a state of a Region, not necessarily at the current point in timeCustomBiome Deprecated. Implementation in progress.CustomBlock Represents an instance of a CustomBlockType.CustomBlockPlaceEvent Called when a CustomBlock is placed by a PlayerCustomBlockRegistry Loads and registers CustomBlockTypesCustomBlockType<T extends CustomBlock> Represents a type of a CustomBlock that can be setCustomEnchant Represents a custom enchantment created by another pluginCustomItem Represents a custom item with special behaviorCustomWorldGenerator Deprecated. Implementation in progress.DataBlock Represents a Block with various data attached to itDataBlockDestroyEvent Called when a DataBlock is destroyed by something other than a playerDataBlockDestroyEvent.DestroyCause DataBlockMoveEvent Called when a DataBlock is movedEnchantInfo Represents a CustomEnchant and levelEnchantRegistry A registry for custom enchantments owned by a single pluginEnchantTrigger<T extends org.bukkit.event.Event> Represents a trigger for a CustomEnchant which will smartly pass relevant eventsEntityPersistor<T extends org.bukkit.entity.Entity> An Entity in Spigot may not persist if the entity it refers to is unloaded, then loaded again at a later time.EventItems Represents the items related to an event, for handling by enchantmentsEventListener<T extends org.bukkit.event.Event> A compact way to define a Listener using a lambdaFormatUtils Contains utilities for formatting various informationHologram Represents a number of floating armor stands intended to display informationInventoryGUI InventoryGUI.GUIState ItemBuilder A utility class to easily create itemsItemButton ItemTrait A set of comparable traits items have and can be compared withItemUtils.compare(ItemStack, ItemStack, ItemTrait...)
ItemUtils A utility class to easily modify itemsJSONList Represents a list which can be serialized to JSON and deserialized back to this form, assuming all of the values it stores are serializableJSONMap Represents a map which can be serialized to JSON and deserialized back to this form, assuming all of the values it stores are serializableJSONParser KillEntityTrigger LocationUtils LoreStats Represents stats or other info stored in item loreMessages Represents a list of messages loaded from a file with defaultsMultiBlockStructure A utility class intended to create interactive multi-block structures.MultiRegion Represents a collection of Regions forming any shapeNMSArray Wraps any type of Array and provides easy reflection accessNMSClass Wraps any class and provides methods for easy reflectionNMSHelper A set of utility methods useful for handling NMSNMSObject Wraps any Object and provides easy access to reflection methodsNoiseGenerator A Perlin Noise generator which can be faster thanPerlinNoiseGenerator
NoiseOctave Used to generate noise values for octaves of Perlin NoiseOverlappable Represents a Region which supports the overlap and intersect operationsPassiveProfiler A profiler best used over long periods of time.Path PlayerChangedArmorEvent Called when a player changes any piece of armorPlayerChangedHeldItemEvent Called when a player changes the item they are holding, or a property of their held item changesPlayerWrapper Profiler A base class of a Profiler which can be used to analyze the performance of the server.ProfilerCommands ProtectedRegion Represents a Region which has been protected using a ProtectionPolicyProtectionPolicy Represents a set of rules in the form ofProtectionPolicy.ProtectionType
s protecting a set of blocks, which can have bypassesProtectionPolicy.ProtectionType RedLib Region Represents a region of an unspecified shape in the worldRegionEnterEvent Called when a player enters a region with events enabledRegionEnterEvent.EnterCause RegionEnterExitListener RegionExitEvent Called when a player exits a region with events enabledRegionExitEvent.ExitCause RegionMap<T> Represents a spatial mapping which can retrieve objects by approximate location in O(1)RegionUtils Utilities for niche use cases of RegionsRotator Used to rotate blocks and block sections when building or testing for the presence of a MultiBlockStructureSampleSummary Represents a summary of profiler dataSampleSummary.SampleMethod Represents a method and its specific place in the summary tree.SelectionTool A tool which can be given to players and used to select a Region, or just any two pointsSpheroidRegion Represents a spheroid region in a worldSQLCache A cache to store the values in a single column of a single SQL tableSQLHelper Wraps aConnection
and offers helpful methods that don't need to be surrounded in a try/catchSQLHelper.Results Wraps aResultSet
with easier useStructure Represents an instance of a multi-block structure in the worldStructure.StructureBlock Represents a block in a Structure instanceStructureData Cross-version wrapper for block data -BlockData
in 1.13+,MaterialData
otherwiseStructureTool Task Simple utility for Bukkit scheduler tasks, essentially just shorthandTask.TaskType Represents a type of taskTickMonitorProfiler UserCache A cache of offline users by name which can be queried without worrying about web requestsWeightedRandom<T> Uses a map of outcomes to weights to get random values


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Windowing¶
A Window in pyglet corresponds to a top-level window provided by the operating system. Windows can be floating (overlapped with other application windows) or fullscreen.
Creating a window¶
If the Window constructor is called with no arguments, defaults will be assumed for all parameters:
window = pyglet.window.Window()
The default parameters used are:
- The window will have a size of 640x480, and not be resizable.
- A default context will be created using template config described in OpenGL configuration options.
- The window caption will be the name of the executing Python script (i.e., sys.argv[0]).
Windows are visible as soon as they are created, unless you give the visible=False argument to the constructor. The following example shows how to create and display a window in two steps:
window = pyglet.window.Window(visible=False)
# ... perform some additional initialisation
window.set_visible()
Context configuration¶
The context of a window cannot be changed once created. There are several ways to control the context that is created:
Supply an already-created Context using the context argument:
context = config.create_context(share) window = pyglet.window.Window(context=context)
Supply a complete Config obtained from a Screen using the config argument. The context will be created from this config and will share object space with the most recently created existing context:
config = screen.get_best_config(template) window = pyglet.window.Window(config=config)
Supply a template Config using the config argument. The context will use the best config obtained from the default screen of the default display:
config = gl.Config(double_buffer=True) window = pyglet.window.Window(config=config)
Specify a Screen using the screen argument. The context will use a config created from default template configuration and this screen:
screen = display.get_screens()[screen_number] window = pyglet.window.Window(screen=screen)
Specify a Display using the display argument. The default screen on this display will be used to obtain a context using the default template configuration:
display = platform.get_display(display_name) window = pyglet.window.Window(display=display)
If a template Config is given, a Screen or Display may also be specified; however any other combination of parameters overconstrains the configuration and some parameters will be ignored.
Fullscreen windows¶
If the fullscreen=True argument is given to the window constructor, the window will draw to an entire screen rather than a floating window. No window border or controls will be shown, so you must ensure you provide some other means to exit the application.
By default, the default screen on the default display will be used, however you can optionally specify another screen to use instead. For example, the following code creates a fullscreen window on the secondary screen:
screens = display.get_screens()
window = pyglet.window.Window(fullscreen=True, screens[1])
There is no way to create a fullscreen window that spans more than one window (for example, if you wanted to create an immersive 3D environment across multiple monitors). Instead, you should create a separate fullscreen window for each screen and attach identical event handlers to all windows.
Windows can be toggled in and out of fullscreen mode with the set_fullscreen method. For example, to return to windowed mode from fullscreen:
window.set_fullscreen(False)
The previous window size and location, if any, will attempt to be restored, however the operating system does not always permit this, and the window may have relocated.
Size and position¶
This section applies only to windows that are not fullscreen. Fullscreen windows always have the width and height of the screen they fill.
You can specify the size of a window as the first two arguments to the window constructor. In the following example, a window is created with a width of 800 pixels and a height of 600 pixels:
window = pyglet.window.Window(800, 600)
The “size” of a window refers to the drawable space within it, excluding any additional borders or title bar drawn by the operating system.
You can allow the user to resize your window by specifying resizable=True in the constructor. If you do this, you may also want to handle the on_resize event:
window = pyglet.window.Window(resizable=True)
@window.event
def on_resize(width, height):
print 'The window was resized to %dx%d' % (width, height)
You can specify a minimum and maximum size that the window can be resized to by the user with the set_minimum_size and set_maximum_size methods:
window.set_minimum_size(320, 200)
window.set_maximum_size(1024, 768)
The window can also be resized programatically (even if the window is not user-resizable) with the set_size method:
window.set_size(800, 600)
The window will initially be positioned by the operating system. Typically, it will use its own algorithm to locate the window in a place that does not block other application windows, or cascades with them. You can manually adjust the position of the window using the get_position and set_position methods:
x, y = window.get_location()
window.set_location(x + 20, y + 20)
Note that unlike the usual coordinate system in pyglet, the window location is relative to the top-left corner of the desktop, as shown in the following diagram:
Appearance¶
Window style¶
Non-fullscreen windows can be created in one of four styles: default, dialog, tool or borderless. Examples of the appearances of each of these styles under Windows XP and Mac OS X 10.4 are shown below.
Style Windows XP Mac OS X WINDOW_STYLE_DEFAULT WINDOW_STYLE_DIALOG WINDOW_STYLE_TOOL
Non-resizable variants of these window styles may appear slightly different (for example, the maximize button will either be disabled or absent).
Besides the change in appearance, the window styles affect how the window behaves. For example, tool windows do not usually appear in the task bar and cannot receive keyboard focus. Dialog windows cannot be minimized. Selecting the appropriate window style for your windows means your application will behave correctly for the platform on which it is running, however that behaviour may not be consistent across Windows, Linux and Mac OS X.
The appearance and behaviour of windows in Linux will vary greatly depending on the distribution, window manager and user preferences.
Borderless windows (WINDOW_STYLE_BORDERLESS) are not decorated by the operating system at all, and have no way to be resized or moved around the desktop. These are useful for implementing splash screens or custom window borders.
You can specify the style of the window in the Window constructor. Once created, the window style cannot be altered:
window = pyglet.window.Window(style=window.Window.WINDOW_STYLE_DIALOG)
Icon¶
The window icon appears in the title bar and task bar icon on Windows and Linux, and in the dock icon on Mac OS X. Dialog and tool windows do not necessarily show their icon.
Windows, Mac OS X and the Linux window managers each have their own preferred icon sizes:
- Windows XP
- A 16x16 icon for the title bar and task bar.
- A 32x32 icon for the Alt+Tab switcher.
- Mac OS X
- Any number of icons of resolutions 16x16, 24x24, 32x32, 48x48, 72x72 and 128x128. The actual image displayed will be interpolated to the correct size from those provided.
- Linux
- No constraints, however most window managers will use a 16x16 and a 32x32 icon in the same way as Windows XP.
The Window.set_icon method allows you to set any number of images as the icon. pyglet will select the most appropriate ones to use and apply them to the window. If an alternate size is required but not provided, pyglet will scale the image to the correct size using a simple interpolation algorithm.
The following example provides both a 16x16 and a 32x32 image as the window icon:
window = pyglet.window.Window()
icon1 = pyglet.image.load('16x16.png')
icon2 = pyglet.image.load('32x32.png')
window.set_icon(icon1, icon2)
You can use images in any format supported by pyglet, however it is recommended to use a format that supports alpha transparency such as PNG. Windows .ico files are supported only on Windows, so their use is discouraged. Mac OS X .icons files are not supported at all.
Note that the icon that you set at runtime need not have anything to do with the application icon, which must be encoded specially in the application binary (see Self-contained executables).
Visibility¶
Windows have several states of visibility. Already shown is the visible property which shows or hides the window.
Windows can be minimized, which is equivalent to hiding them except that they still appear on the taskbar (or are minimised to the dock, on OS X). The user can minimize a window by clicking the appropriate button in the title bar. You can also programmatically minimize a window using the minimize method (there is also a corresponding maximize method).
When a window is made visible the on_show event is triggered. When it is hidden the on_hide event is triggered. On Windows and Linux these events will only occur when you manually change the visibility of the window or when the window is minimized or restored. On Mac OS X the user can also hide or show the window (affecting visibility) using the Command+H shortcut.
Subclassing Window¶
A useful pattern in pyglet is to subclass Window for each type of window you will display, or as your main application class. There are several benefits:
- You can load font and other resources from the constructor, ensuring the OpenGL context has already been created.
- You can add event handlers simply be defining them on the class. The on_resize event will be called as soon as the window is created (this doesn’t usually happen, as you must create the window before you can attach event handlers).
- There is reduced need for global variables, as you can maintain application state on the window.
The following example shows the same “Hello World” application as presented in Writing a pyglet application, using a subclass of Window:
class HelloWorldWindow(pyglet.window.Window):
def __init__(self):
super().__init__()
self.label = pyglet.text.Label('Hello, world!')
def on_draw(self):
self.clear()
self.label.draw()
window = HelloWorldWindow()
pyglet.app.run()
This example program is located in examples/programming_guide/window_subclass.py.
Windows and OpenGL contexts¶
Every window in pyglet has an associated OpenGL context. Specifying the configuration of this context has already been covered in Creating a window. Drawing into the OpenGL context is the only way to draw into the window’s client area.
Double-buffering¶
If the window is double-buffered (i.e., the configuration specified double_buffer=True, the default), OpenGL commands are applied to a hidden back buffer. This back buffer can be copied to the window using the flip method. If you are using the standard pyglet.app.run or pyglet.app.EventLoop event loop, this is taken care of automatically after each on_draw event.
If the window is not double-buffered, the flip operation is unnecessary, and you should remember only to call glFlush to ensure buffered commands are executed.
Vertical retrace synchronisation¶
Double-buffering eliminates one cause of flickering: the user is unable to see the image as it painted, only the final rendering. However, it does introduce another source of flicker known as “tearing”.
Tearing becomes apparent when displaying fast-moving objects in an animation. The buffer flip occurs while the video display is still reading data from the framebuffer, causing the top half of the display to show the previous frame while the bottom half shows the updated frame. If you are updating the framebuffer particularly quickly you may notice three or more such “tears” in the display.
pyglet provides a way to avoid tearing by synchronising buffer flips to the video refresh rate. This is enabled by default, but can be set or unset manually at any time with the vsync (vertical retrace synchronisation) property. A window is created with vsync initially disabled in the following example:
window = pyglet.window.Window(vsync=False)
It is usually desirable to leave vsync enabled, as it results in flicker-free animation. There are some use-cases where you may want to disable it, for example:
- Profiling an application. Measuring the time taken to perform an operation will be affected by the time spent waiting for the video device to refresh, which can throw off results. You should disable vsync if you are measuring the performance of your application.
- If you cannot afford for your application to block. If your application run loop needs to quickly poll a hardware device, for example, you may want to avoid blocking with vsync.
Note that some older video cards do not support the required extensions to implement vsync; this will appear as a warning on the console but is otherwise ignored.


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There are many nature and historical sites in Argao that are worth a visit, and the most accessible of this is what Argawanons refer to as the "El Pueblo Hispano Antiguo de Argao (old Spanish town of Argao)" or simply "Cabecera de Argao (town center of Argao)."
A unique historical and heritage landmark, the cabecera - which represented the town center during Spanish colonial times - was once an iglesia/convento/casa real/plaza complex heavily fortified against Moro raids.
Argao's cabecera followed the Spanish crown's blueprint for its settlements in the colonies, which specified a center made up of the church, rectory, town hall, plaza and with natives living nearby or "bajo el sonido de la campana (under the sound of the bell).
Structures within the cabecera, as it stands today, date back to the late 1700s and early 1800s.
Worthy of note are the church of the San Miguel Arcangel Parish, attached rectory, Casa Real or town hall, capilla mortuario (mortuary chapel), paso or Way of the Cross stone wall, and two of four massive gates that remain of the heavy fortification around the cabecera as defense against Moro attacks.
SAN MIGUEL ARCANGEL PARISH. The San Miguel Arcangel as viewed from the patio of Casa Real. This church is among the most beautiful churches in Cebu. Found on its ceiling are beautiful paintings of Biblical stories.
More information about these historical landmarks can be gleaned by scanning the quick response (QR) codes on the markers placed near the structures. Click on the map button at the bottom of the page for instructions on how to get to the cabecera and the individual structures.
The church museum is the repository of Argao's rich religious past and staggers the mind with the grandeur of its contents, said the Balaanong Bahandi, a book on the "Sacred Treasures of the Cebu Archdiocese."
The book added that the Augustinian friars of old had lavished the San Miguel Arcangel Church with ecclesiastical treasures.
Inside the museum are massive candelabras, silver altar frontals, ivory images, and liturgical vessels from precious metals. Don't forget to check out Mass vestments made of finely wrought inuod (wormlike) gold thread embroidery.
The museum is located in the ground floor or what used to be the zaguan or bodega of the rectory.
Very close to the cabecera is the Argao Nature Park, which sits on a property owned by the Department of Environment and Natural Resources.
The park was built by the Argao Municipal Government for the town children and youth. It charges a minimal entrance fee of P5 per person for park upkeep.
Argao Nature Park offers canopy walk, ziplining, wall climbing, and boating activities for a fee of P30 or less. Visitors can also relax in the open cottages under the trees, check out the mini zoo, or play chess using huge wooden pieces.
The park is a few meters from the highway and just across the popular eatery Carmen's Carenderia. Click on the map button at the bottom page for instructions on getting to the park.
The Riverstone Castle is a resort that offers accommodations but also accepts day tours.
It is an actual castle, complete with drawbridge, towers, battlements, small moat, and torture chamber. It also has a mini-zoo featuring birds and rabbits and a swimming pool with a barbecue area.
Day visitors can take a tour and use of the swimming pool for a fee. Castle viewing fees are P60 for adults and P40 for kids.
The resort is owned by the Galeos brothers Edgar and Edsel, who had it constructed in 2002. It was designed by Belgian national Raphael Lemmens, a friend of the family.
Resort contact details: (Mobile)<PHONE_NUMBER>3 (tap on number to call), (landline) 367-7641, and<EMAIL_ADDRESS>(tap to email). Check out the map button below for the resort's location.
Coal Mountain Resort is a relatively new eco-tourism facility that started out as a rest house of the Caminero family.
The resort, which is located in the mountains of Barangay Linut-od, offers accommodations and day visits. It is 23 kilometers or an hour of travel from the town center.
Resort accommodations can accommodate 50 overnight guests and come in the form of native huts like the bahay kubo.
Amenities include pools fed by water from a mountain spring, multi-purpose covered court, and a resto-bar.
The different activities offered by the resort include a 220-meter cable car ride (P100 per person), 220-meter zipline travel (P100 to P120), 475 feet coal mine tunnel exploration (P30-P80), and canopy walk.
This guide to Argao is a collaboration among InnoPub Media, Smart Communications Inc., the Municipal Government of Argao, Cebu Provincial Government, Department of Tourism, Marco Polo Plaza Cebu and The Island Group.


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Julian Assange’s prison computer not good enough, court told
WikiLeaks founder struggling to prepare for extradition hearing, says his lawyer.
by Paul DallisonJulian Assange has been having difficulty preparing to fight against extradition to the United States because he has been given an unsuitable computer in prison, his lawyer said.
The WikiLeaks founder appeared in London’s Westminster Magistrates’ Court via video link on Monday, Reuters reported.
His lawyer, Gareth Peirce, told the court that her client was unable to properly prepare for the “very challenging case” as the computer he had been given in prison was not suitable.
“After months of battle, he was provided with a computer but it is not the sort of computer needed to work on the case,” Peirce said.
Assange faces extradition to the U.S. over allegations he conspired to break into a Pentagon computer. He faces 17 charges of spying and one of computer hacking.
Last month, a court dismissed a request by Assange to delay the hearing into his extradition. Assange and his legal team had requested a longer period to submit evidence in the case. But a judge in London refused the request, telling Assange that the next preliminary hearing would take place as planned on December 19 with a full extradition hearing in February,


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Appearance of 'Ekumfi Fruit Juice' in Parliament excites MPs
There was excitement especially among Majority MPs in Parliament on Monday when the now popular Ekumfi Fruit Juice product known as “Eku Juice” popped up in the law-making chamber during the 2020 budget debate.
The Minister for Information and MP for Ofoase Ayirebi, Kojo Oppong Nkrumah displayed the nicely well-packaged juice while contributing to the budget debate focusing on the benefits of flagship programs introduced by President Akufo-Addo.
The Pineapple Juice from the Ekumfi Juice Factory is under the government’s One District One factory program.
Mr. Nkrumah told the house many of the flagship programs were yielding results including the factories under the 1D1F.
“When we rolled out the 1D1F Program, there was a lot of mockery but that flagship program in addition to the stimulus package that was provided is beginning to bear fruit. I hold in my hands here Eku Juice from the Ekumfi Juice Factory soon to be rolled out onto the market. Another project of the Akufo-Addo administration in the Central Region which was subjected to so much ridicule, but today that flagship program is beginning to bear fruit” he said.
The $8 million project which officially commenced in March 2018 now has 400 workers including out-growers.
It is estimated that the Ekumfi Juice Factory would create 5,000 direct out-grower jobs within the community and its environs.
The factory can process about 300,000,000 packs of juice annually for the local and export markets and would generate close to GH¢530 million in revenue.


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Prototype app for King County Metro for HR efficiency (actively being used in field). Built with JavaScript, HTML, CSS, Google Docs API, and Google Translate API. Calculates use of Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA), including accessibility for language choice. 50% productivity improvement in test by King County Metro.
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Dear Peggy Bilbro and Jerry Beckman,
I
enjoyed my visit to Randolph School last week. Thank you for showing
me around and introducing me to your staff. Randolph reminds me of
my elementary school, San Gabriel Adventist Academy in California.
I was very impressed with the quality of instruction and the well-rounded
program exhibited at your school.
I
am interested in applying for a Spanish teaching position and substitute
teaching at Randolph. I
received my Bachelor of Arts degree from CSULB in Journalism and minor
in Spanish in 1991. Since attending Art Center College of Design in
Pasadena and beginning my web/graphic design career many years ago,
I have had the opportunity to work for many design firms in a variety
of capacities.
As
the first webmaster and designer at Caltech, I collaborated extensively
with staff and faculty in creating and developing promotional material,
both online and in print. I also taught classes for staff
and students in constructing web pages, scanning, photographic manipulation,
and design. As
a native Spanish speaker, I was responsible for translating documents
and facilitating bilingual discussions for Caltech geologists
conducting research in Mexico. At Shopsports.com, I translated all
store web sites into Spanish. I served as translator for two latin
magazines; Latin Athlete and Latin Holiday and have translated for
many screenplays.
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taught kindergarten and second grade for several years while attending
college and I have had vast experience teaching in an industry
setting.
Not only have I conducted classes in design and software use, but I have
worked one-on-one with students in hands-on learning situations, some
of which required my bilingual skills. These experiences have increased
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Magical North Pole experience opening just a short drive from Nottingham
There's a talking animatronic polar bear, Northern Lights display, an enchanted ice cave and, of course, Santa himself
by Rachel GormanAll the magic of Santa's North Pole - including Northern Lights, an enchanted ice cave, talking polar bear and singing reindeer - is being recreated as part of an interactive Yuletide experience opening ahead of Christmas.
A team of elves have been working hard to transform the National Forest Adventure Farm, near Burton on Trent, into an arctic wonderland - and it's only a 50 minute drive from Nottingham.
Now in its third year, two new experiences have been added to the North Pole Adventure for 2019. One is helping the Master Time Keeper, whose job it is the make sure everything in Father Christmas’ home town runs smoothly and to ring the bells for Pudding Time. The other is working with the Head Toy Maker Elf to fix his present-making machine.
Taking place on November 23, 24 and 30, and December, 1, 7, 8, 14, 15, 16, 21, 22, 23 and Christmas Eve, tickets start from £22 in advance for children and £16 in advance for adults, from adventurefarm.co.uk.
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The experience lasts around one hour and 45 minutes and starts with walking through a magical portal to the home of Father Christmas. Visitors will then be able to explore the Victorian High Street complete with sweet shop, where they can spend their elf coins on their choice of sweets and hot chocolate.
Families will also be able to help the elves sort parcels and fix the sleigh, meet a magical talking polar bear under the Northern Lights, and decorate gingerbread with Mother Christmas before meeting Father Christmas and stopping off at the Present Room to collect a gift.
Also returning for 2019 is the Music Room, which features a singing reindeer who is in a muddle and needs the children’s help with musical notes so he can find his voice.
Owners Ivor and Tom Robinson say the North Pole Adventure, which attracted more than 13,000 visitors last year, promises to be a fun, immersive attraction that takes in all the sights, smells and sounds of the magical Christmas season.
“It’s getting better every year and we can hardly wait to see everyone’s excited faces when they see what we have in store for them this Christmas,” said Ivor.
“It’s a joy to create this attraction and we’ve worked really hard to make it an even more fabulous experience for all the family, with more super activities and, of course, the opportunity to meet Father Christmas himself.”
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Teacher at prince's school in Tokyo admits kicking student and breaking his rib, sources say
A teacher at a prestigious Tokyo junior high school allegedly kicked a student as corporal punishment in mid-September and left him with a broken rib, investigative and other sources with the knowledge of the matter said Thursday.
The male teacher in his 30s at Ochanomizu University Junior High School has been questioned by police on suspicion of assaulting the second-year student after school, and he has largely admitted to the allegation, according to the sources.
The school is known for being attended by 13-year-old Prince Hisahito, the son of Crown Prince Akishino.
The school consulted the police about the incident in late September and held an emergency meeting for parents to explain what happened, the sources said, adding that the boy has already recovered from his injury.
“It is a fact that there was an inappropriate incident, but we cannot give its details as we are consulting the police,” a public relations official at the school said.
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On April 26, the school had an intruder leave knives on Prince Hisahito’s classroom desk. A man arrested three days later over the case voiced criticism of the imperial system and told investigators he had intended to assault the nephew of Emperor Naruhito, who is second in line to the throne. The classroom was empty at the time of his intrusion.
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Components let you split the UI into independent, reusable pieces, and think about each piece in isolation. This page provides an introduction to the idea of components. You can find a detailed component API reference here.
Conceptually, components are like JavaScript functions. They accept arbitrary inputs (called "props") and return React elements describing what should appear on the screen.
The simplest way to define a component is to write a JavaScript function:
This function is a valid React component because it accepts a single "props" (which stands for properties) object argument with data and returns a React element. We call such components "function components" because they are literally JavaScript functions.
You can also use an ES6 class to define a component:
The above two components are equivalent from React's point of view.
Function and Class components both have some additional features that we will discuss in the next sections.
Previously, we only encountered React elements that represent DOM tags:
However, elements can also represent user-defined components:
When React sees an element representing a user-defined component, it passes JSX attributes and children to this component as a single object. We call this object "props".
For example, this code renders "Hello, Sara" on the page:
function Welcome(props) {
return
Hello, {props.name}
;
}
const element = <Welcome name="Sara" />;
ReactDOM.render(
element,
document.getElementById('root')
);
Let's recap what happens in this example:
ReactDOM.render()
with the <Welcome name="Sara" />
element.Welcome
component with {name: 'Sara'}
as the props.Welcome
component returns a
Hello, Sara

element as the result.
Hello, Sara

.Note: Always start component names with a capital letter.
React treats components starting with lowercase letters as DOM tags. For example,

represents an HTML div tag, but<Welcome />
represents a component and requiresWelcome
to be in scope.To learn more about the reasoning behind this convention, please read JSX In Depth.
Components can refer to other components in their output. This lets us use the same component abstraction for any level of detail.
For example, we can create an App
component that renders Welcome
many times:
function Welcome(props) {
return
Hello, {props.name}
;
}
function App() {
return (

<Welcome name="Sara" />
<Welcome name="Cahal" />
<Welcome name="Edite" />

);
}
ReactDOM.render(
<App />,
document.getElementById('root')
);
Typically, new React apps have a single App
component at the very top. However, if you integrate React into an existing app, you might start bottom-up with a small component like Button
and gradually work your way to the top of the view hierarchy.
Don't be afraid to split components into smaller components.
For example, consider this Comment
component:
function Comment(props) {
return (

{props.author.name}

{props.text}

{formatDate(props.date)}

);
}
It accepts author
(an object), text
(a string), and date
(a date) as props, and describes a comment on a social media website.
This component can be tricky to change because of all the nesting, and it is also hard to reuse individual parts of it. Let's extract a few components from it.
First, we will extract Avatar
:
function Avatar(props) {
return (

);
}
The Avatar
doesn't need to know that it is being rendered inside a Comment
. This is why we
have given its prop a more generic name: user
rather than author
.
We recommend naming props from the component's own point of view rather than the context in which it is being used.
We can now simplify Comment
a tiny bit:
function Comment(props) {
return (

<Avatar user={props.author} />

{props.author.name}

{props.text}

{formatDate(props.date)}

);
}
Next, we will extract a UserInfo
component that renders an Avatar
next to the user's name:
function UserInfo(props) {
return (

<Avatar user={props.user} />

{props.user.name}

);
}
This lets us simplify Comment
even further:
function Comment(props) {
return (

<UserInfo user={props.author} />

{props.text}

{formatDate(props.date)}

);
}
Extracting components might seem like grunt work at first, but having a palette of reusable components pays off in larger apps. A good rule of thumb is that if a part of your UI is used several times (Button
, Panel
, Avatar
), or is complex enough on its own (App
, FeedStory
, Comment
), it is a good candidate to be extracted to a separate component.
Whether you declare a component as a function or a class, it must never modify its own props. Consider this sum
function:
Such functions are called "pure" because they do not attempt to change their inputs, and always return the same result for the same inputs.
In contrast, this function is impure because it changes its own input:
React is pretty flexible but it has a single strict rule:
All React components must act like pure functions with respect to their props.
Of course, application UIs are dynamic and change over time. In the next section, we will introduce a new concept of "state". State allows React components to change their output over time in response to user actions, network responses, and anything else, without violating this rule.


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The EnviroPi is a product that monitors a local environment using a Raspberry Pi B+ and sensors (camera, temp, motion, etc.) to perform logic based outputs based on inputs, take photos, and record results to a database for later analysis. We were able to transmit photos over an HTTP POST request, then using Cloudinary image hosting, display photos on the website taken from the Raspberry Pi Camera module. This was built in 4 days.
This website helps people who are feeling unsafe, find the nearest open location and provide directions. The application has the ability to notifying pre-loaded emergency contacts that you are feeling unsafe and will track your location until you select you are safe. This will track the user after selecting 'GetMeSafe' via Google APIs and display in a private link on Google Maps their path. This was built in 4 days.
This page was built as a typical blog website. Users can add new posts, vote up or down, filter by search word, date or votes and add or remove comments on each blog.
You can use this site to help find a position you are interested in, it will return the national average salary for that role, and as well as a link to a hiring page for open positions for that title in the city you specified. It will also return reviews of companies from an employee with the title you specified. Once the user clicks on a company that was returned, it will then display a direct feed from Twitter with any mention of that company. This was built in 4 days.


--- layout: post title: Comparing inbound MMS traffic to ad response rates date: 2004-08-23 00:00:00 ---
From "MMS Takes off?", at The Mobile Technology Weblog:
"Compared to a response rate for an advertising campaign, 0.25% is certainly poor (from what I know about average rates)... but this isn't really the same thing, is it?
IMHO two better comparisons might be:
How many people go onto the Channel 4 chat-room after watching a given programme?
How many people write into programmes to get information packs by post?
I don't know what the rates for these are, but they seem like a better comparisons: they're calls to action, undertaken at the expense of the viewer, and involve stepping out of the medium currently being accessed (TV) and using another (internet, the written word)..."


Emirates chairman warns of 'tough' second half
DUBAI (Reuters) - Dubai state-owned airline Emirates chairman Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed al-Maktoum said on Monday the airline will face a tough second half of the company’s financial year.
“There are headwinds, all the time changing... This year has been tough. It will be tough,” he said.


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module
that provides a class for objects that
model "missing" or unknown data. Missing
objects have the property that all
mathematical operations yield a missing
value. This is included mainly as an
example (and test) of a numeric extension
base class.
The source for a slightly enhanced
MultiMapping
module that is based on the
MultiMapping
example given in this
paper. If present, document templates [2]
will take advantage of this module to
significantly increase rendering
performance.
A Python module that provides a
Synchonized
mix-in class that limits access
to an object's methods to one thread at a
time. This requires the installation of
the ThreadLock module.
The source for the ThreadLock
module that
provides ThreadLock
objects. These are
similar to the lock objects provided by
the thread
modules. Unlike normal
Python lock objects, ThreadLock
objects
can be acquired (and released) more than
once by the same thread.
In addition to the files listed above, several "test" modules are included. These are modules that I used to test ExtensionClass. They do not constitute a regression testing suit and I've made little effort to assure that they actually work, although that would be a good thing to do if time permits.


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Simple.ui
Nope, it's not another framework. This is a set of the most popular components used in many web applications. These components can act as a "core" for a fresh development, are fully customizable and the markup is minimal so you can use and style them as you please. You don't have to worry about browser issues as they were tested against cross-browser and cross-platform compatibility:
- Chrome
- Safar
- Mobile Safari (iDevices)
- Firefox
- Opera
- IE8+
Components
.bt
link.bt:hover / .bt.active
link.bt.disabled
link.bt.bt_small
link.bt.bt_medium
link.bt.bt_large
link.box
title
body
.table
| First name | Last name | Role | |
|---|---|---|---|
| John | Doe |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>| Manager |
| Jane | Doe |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>| Administrator |
| Jane | Roe |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>| Buyer |


{% extends 'gui/base.html' %} {% block content %}
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