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AST Transformations
Although at times, it may sound like a good idea to extend the syntax of Groovy to implement new features (like this is the case for instance for multiple assignments), most of the time, we can't just add a new keyword to the grammar, or create some new syntax construct to represent a new concept. However, with the idea of AST (Abstract Syntax Tree) Transformations, we are able to tackle new and innovative ideas without necessary grammar changes.
When the Groovy compiler compiles Groovy scripts and classes, at some point in the process, the source code will end up being represented in memory in the form of a Concrete Syntax Tree, then transformed into an Abstract Syntax Tree. The purpose of AST Transformations is to let developers hook into the compilation process to be able to modify the AST before it is turned into bytecode that will be run by the JVM.
AST Transformations provides Groovy with improved compile-time metaprogramming capabilities allowing powerful flexibility at the language level, without a runtime performance penalty.
Annotation based AST Transformations
One hook for accessing this capability is via annotations. In your Groovy code you can make use of one of more annotations to mark a class for receiving an AST transformation during compilation. Behind the scenes, an AST processor relevant to the annotation you are using is inserted into the compiler phases at the appropriate point.
There are a number of standard Annotations that cause AST transformations to be performed.
Standard Annotations
- Bindable and Vetoable transformation
- Building AST Guide
- Category and Mixin transformations
- Compiler Phase Guide
- Delegate transformation
- Immutable AST Macro
- Immutable transformation
- Lazy transformation
- Newify transformation
- PackageScope transformation
- Singleton transformation
Grape also provides its own transformation with @Grab.
Implementing your own AST Transformations
There are two kinds of transformations: global and local transformations.
- Global transformations are applied to by the compiler on the code being compiled, wherever the transformation apply. Compiled classes that implement global tranasformations are in a JAR added to the classpath of the compiler and contain service locator file META-INF/services/org.codehaus.groovy.transform.ASTTransformation with a line with the name of the transformation class. The transformation class must have a no-args constructor and implement the org.codehaus.groovy.transform.ASTTransformationinterface. It will be run against every source in the compilation, so be sure to not create transformations which scan all the AST in an expansive and time-consuming manner, to keep the compiler fast.
- Local transformations are transformations applied locally by annotating code elements you want to transform. For this, we reuse the annotation notation, and those annotations should implement org.codehaus.groovy.transform.ASTTransformation. The compiler will discover them and apply the transformation on these code elements.
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- Building AST Guide - decide how best to create AST
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Julius Jenkins scored 19 points and Dru Joyce did a great job setting up his teammates as EWE Baskets Oldenburg picked up an 87-70 victory at home over Szolnoki Olaj in Group F play of the EuroChallenge.
Rickey Paulding added 17 points for the German hosts while Adam Chubb had 10 points and seven rebounds and Joyce collected eight points and 12 assists. Marton Bader paced the Hungarian guests with 16 points and seven rebounds while Sead Sehovic added 14 points and Brandon Gay scored 13. Oldenburg took the lead 13-8 early and the gap grew steadily to 10 points, 24-14, before Szolnoki added three late points to be back with seven at the end of the first quarter.
Gay and Balazs Simon nailed three-pointers to spark a mini 9-2 run to bring Szolnoki within 33-31. Joyce answered with a long ball of his own and the Germans led 42-34 at halftime.
Jenkins and Paulding opened the second half with three balls to spark a 10-0 run for a 52-34 advantage. Bader would not let his team die without a fight but Oldenburg were too deep, pulling ahead 65-50 after three quarters.Szolnoki Olaj had one more run in them, a 10-0 surge to start the fourth quarter and cut the deficit to 67-60. But Dominik Bahiense de Mello and Jenkins both nailed triples in a 10-2 run to make it 79-64 with just over two minutes left to decide the game.
Szolnoki Olaj head coach Peter Por"First of all I have to congratulate coach Machowski and his team for this victory. I think Oldenburg controlled most of the game because we let them get into a rhythm in the first half. We let them play. It got a little better for us when we switched to a zone-defense in the second half. We defended well enough to get back into the game. But in the end we lost our concentration, Oldenburg scored nine easy points and we lost the game because of that."
Szolnoki center Marton Bader"The loss hurts, but hopefully at the end of the group phase we will be right up there together with Oldenburg fighting for qualification for the next round. I think both teams didn't play that well, but we had some real lapses in intesity and let Oldenburg score some easy points, which was the difference in the end. Still I am disappointed that the final margin was so high, but we will focus on the next games and improve our game."
EWE Baskets Oldenburg head coach Sebastian Machowski"This was an important win for us. We wanted to accomplish to things: Get off to a good start in this EuroChallenge season and we wanted to show a different face than in the last game against Bonn, which we lost. I think we played well throughout the game. We shared the ball, played as a team and made a lot of shots. I'll have to admit that we struggled a bit when Szolnoki Olaj played a zone defense, but in the end I think that this was a well deserved win for us."
EWE Baskets Oldenburg player Chris Kramer"For me it was a great feeling to be back on the court and playing with my new teammates for the first time. I was a little rusty as can be seen by the missed free throws, but the team as a whole played some very good basketball. In the second half we played a little hesitant against their zone, passing up open shots and not driving to the basket enough, that way we lost our offensive rhythm at times. But still the win was huge for us and we will need to build on this for the upcoming challenges in the national league as well as in international competition."
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The annual Chapmanville Apple Butter Festival was held this past weekend and has gone down in the books as the best ever.
Chapmanville Recreation Director Sallie Stollings said this year's event was such a huge success, they have decided to extend it to three days next year.
"The festival will be held the same weekend next year — the last weekend in September — and it will be Thursday, Friday and Saturday. This year was the first time we ever had a carnival and it will definitely be back next year. There were more than 3,500 people at the festival on Saturday evening and we had more vendors than we ever had in the past. We had vendors from Williamson and all over the region."
The car show, which took place on Saturday, had 72 cars competing for the trophies.
The Coal River Model Railroad Club displays set up in the municipal building, one that was elaborate and featured a loadout facility complete with Boone County coal loaded in the coal cars and another that was kid-friendly.
Chapmanville is already looking forward to Christmas in the Village, which is set to be held on December 14. Mark your calendars and plan to attend or contact Sallie Stollings at 304-855-4582 for more information.


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New 20th Anniversary Youthanasia merchandise is now available for purchase in the Official Megadeth Shop. Check out the new Youthanasia Tee, Youthanasia Raglan, and a new Megadeth Baseball Jersey and Megadeth Vic Tee all at Megadeth's online store! smarturl.it/megadethstore
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David Ellefson's autobiography, "My Life With Deth", which was originally made available last October via Howard Books (a division of Simon & Schuster), will be issued as a paperback on July 8. You can order the hardcover edition at mylifewithdethbook.com.
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RIO DE JANEIRO — In the neighborhood of Laranjeiras, in the South zone of Rio De Janiero, a black van with a silver "Megadeth" nameplate on its Volkswagen emblem pulled up to the side of Praca Sao Salvador (Sao Salvador Square), opened its doors and pulled out a speaker, a flatscreen, a grill and a keg. It was a one-stop party. Read the entire article at sports.yahoo.com.
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Megadeth will perform at Quebec's ninth annual Amnesia Rockfest this coming Friday, June 20. Located in beautiful Montebello, bordering the Outaouais River, the festival is less than an hour away from Ottawa and a just over an hour away from Montreal. For tickets and more information, visit amnesiarockfest.com.


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Everything about him is shrouded in mystery: the mask he can't remove, a past he can't unravel and the very survival of the people who have chosen them as their leader. But what Hakuoro doesn't know is this: he was gravely injured in the forest and left for dead. A kind young girl named Eluluu found him and nursed him back to health. Welcomed into a barren land where strange creatures roam, an angry god seeks vengeance and an oppressive government slaughters the innocent while a bloody war looms on the horizon.
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Used to help prevent founder and obesity. The small circular opening in the bottom limits the amount of grass a horse or pony can consume. Read More
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It didn't take long that the hole grew too big too. I have bought one in metal but my horse can't drink as it is too wide. They should combine the nylon one with an end tip that would be made of metal so they couldn't chew it.
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I bought one in late Spring for our pony and hole increased in size times 2....now its worthless....Seems i paid over $30 for it now listed for 21.99....not pleased with that either....
I agree with oneof the other posters, thoughtit was just my donkey that chewed the hole bigger, it could stand to be a sturdier material. Aside from that, it has been great, cuts down how muchthe little fatty can pack away and keeps him from foundering. Another reviewer said it shouldn't have a hole, but it is a grazing muzzle, they are supposed to be able to eat some, just not as much or as quickly. If you don't want your horse to eat at all, you need a full muzzle or to put him on a dry lot.
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I am having to buy 2 new muzzles this season and hope they work so my horses don't founder again. I have two issues: one horse wore out the eating hole until it was so big it did no good. The other is that I have extreme difficulty adjusting the straps to fit my horses. One horse is too big for pony size but too small for horse size. The other horse has an extremely long face. He kept getting his muzzle off, then managed to catch it on something and completely break the nylon strap off the side where it is sewn on. Is there a way to create a muzzle so it can be attached to the horse's break-away halter? This would be ideal - expecially if the rubber face piece is made to last longer.
Would be better if the bottom was more a solid rubber or plastic. Horse can eat through the openings, just not as much.
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Miller's Money Forever
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Children with autism will have a chance to spend a day learning the ins and outs of skateboarding, thanks to the support of a local autism organization.
In partnership with the Autism Skateboarding Foundation, or A.skate, The Autism Society of North Carolina Onslow County Chapter will offer a free Skateboard Clinic for children with autism on April 20 from 9 a.m. to noon at the
Chapter leader Marina Jorge said the organization is now opening registration for children to participate and for those who'd like to volunteer during the event.
"We'll need (volunteers) for assisting with children by guiding them on the skateboards and for registration and checking in the families," Jorge said. "You don't have to be a skater to be able to help. A.skate Foundation will also sell merchandise, and our chapter will as well."
A.skate allows children with autism to be a part of the social world through skateboarding by hosting clinics for children with autism at no cost to the families, giving grants to children with autism for skateboard gear and promoting awareness and educating families about the skateboard industry. As the mother of an autistic son, Founder Crys Worley created the organization two years ago to stimulate his interest in the sport and now hosts clinics across the country for other children with autism.
Jorge discovered a surprising interest in skateboarding last year from her 9-year-old daughter Katlyn, who was diagnosed with autism when she was 18 months old.
"They had a clinic in Hampstead in August, and honestly I didn't have high expectations because of the loud noises and sensory issues," Jorge said. "I thought she would get over stimulated, but she actually enjoyed it."
Jorge said the local chapter sponsored the event to allow Worley and the A.skate team to travel to
During each clinic, children are paired with a volunteer to engage in skateboarding regardless of their developmental, language, motor and social ability. It provides an opportunity to communicate through skateboarding with children who have limited language. Skateboarding also provides those on the autism spectrum self-confidence and improves self-esteem.
Registration is open to families throughout
"With autism it's a spectrum, so whether the children are 2 or 18 they are still welcome, and adults can also come," Jorge said. "We'll definitely have some volunteers with experience like myself and we'll go at their pace, so if they become over stimulated or overwhelmed, we'll understand."
Jorge said that the chapter hopes to partner with the City of
"We would totally love the opportunity to continue with this so kids that registered can get help on skateboards or kids that haven't registered can participate in a skate park setting," Jorge said. "We're looking to expand this to give them opportunities to do things that they may or may not be able to do because of their disability."


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Damaged knife stored as clean on utensil magnet with other clean utensils the pulled for use; has not been cleaned thoroughly - discarded due to damage.
Potentially hazardous foods that are not used within 24-hrs shall be date-marked.
Spray bottle of chemical is not labeled.
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Pizza Hut
1802 W. Vernon Ave., Kinston
Score: 97.5
Inspection date: Jan. 2, 2013
Employees are not aware of their responsibility to report.
Few utensils and ice machine baffle have not been cleaned thoroughly.
Covered pans of dough stored under empty pan which catches dripping condensation in walk-in. Appears to be no food contamination, but get this repaired ASAP.
Few utensils stacked wet.
Several non-food surfaces have grease build-up.
Dumpster door is open.
Floor in dish machine area needs grout
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4535 U.S. 70, Kinston
Score: 98
Inspection date: Jan. 2, 2013
Need to label pans of sanitizer.
Sanitizer was not showing proper strength.
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Plastic cups stored too close to hand-wash sink.
Finish coming off coated racks above sink.
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Score: 95.5
Inspection date: Jan. 2, 2013
By Jan. 1, 2014 a certified food protection manager must be on site during all hours of operation.
Meat sauce was not reaching proper reheat temperature in two hours (165F).
Fried wings under heat lamps not maintaining 135F.
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One thermometer out of calibration.
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|Dec 4, 2012, 11:42 PM
The Dark Knight Rises, did you buy the Blu-ray or 1080p iTunes ?
I'm undecided as to which one I should get
How's the iTunes quality ?
I already saw the movie in theaters but I wanna check it out again , I'm thinking just getting the iTunes 1080p version than next year around this time just buy the bluray for $5 Black Friday/cyber Monday type of sale , for my collection
I have Apple TV 3 , iPhone 5 , ipad mini
$19.99 seems like a reasonable price
|Dec 4, 2012, 11:57 PM
As long as the video is in 1080p and has Closed Captions (sometimes I like to have them on if there is loud noise or I can't understand some dialog) I prefer getting the iTunes version over the Blu-Ray since with the iTunes version I can stream the content over iCloud from anywhere to any of my devices.
|Dec 5, 2012, 02:06 AM
You can get the combo pack on amazon for $18.99 right now. It includes the blu-ray version, DVD, and ultra violet. And then you can always rip the DVD or blu ray and load it into iTunes. Never tried ultra violet though.
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|Dec 5, 2012, 06:39 AM
I got the Blu Ray last night at Wal-Mart and ripped it myself. I'm a complete nut about video and audio quality when it comes to movies I love though.
|Dec 5, 2012, 07:41 AM
You can't get dts sound off iTunes. But if you get the bluray, rip it with makemkv and play it with plex, you keep dts!
|Dec 5, 2012, 08:25 AM
I purchased the movie from iTunes in 1080p. I have been purchasing all of my movies from iTunes since they incorporated movies in iCloud. It's so convenient to have all of my movies available on all my devices. Plus, I like having no clutter with the physical blu-rays. I can just power up the apple tv and click on what i want to watch. The resolution of the 1080p iTunes movies is great in my opinion too!
|Dec 5, 2012, 08:30 AM
Buy the BD and actually own it.
Buy the iTunes version and it's only a "lifetime license."
BD can be sold, willed, given to someone else. iTunes file can't.
I won't even get into the better audio standards (much better than 1992's Dolby Digital) better video quality (much less compression on the BD), BD extras, etc. I'll just offer that iTunes 1080p with DD is not equal to BD 1080p with DTS Master or True HD, etc audio.
For those indifferent, buy the BD (probably save a few bucks), go to the trouble of creating an iTunes version and enjoy all the benefits of it in iTunes (and on your iDevices) plus all of the benefits of actually owning the movie instead of lifetime "renting" it. Once you have it in iTunes, file away the disc in long-term storage in case you ever have a hard drive(s) meltdown and it can also act as your last resort backup.
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|Dec 5, 2012, 08:32 AM
|Dec 5, 2012, 08:35 AM
So, with that in mind, I found it better to buy the Blu-Ray and rip my own 1080p version with a bit of higher bitrates for both the video and audio streams. Not to mention that I can also put subtitles myself.
|Dec 5, 2012, 09:53 AM
Same here. Makemkv and handbrake. With my quad core mac mini it would take about 4-6 hrs a movie. With my new retina 15 it's dropped to about 2-3 hrs. I bought a lg external USB superblu for about $100 off newegg. And plex is the easiest and best media server and interface by far!
|Dec 5, 2012, 09:56 AM
Any one fancy posting a tutorial on how to rip a blu ray with mac? Similarly, can these rips be uploaded to the cloud? Or does that only come with iTunes purchases?
|Dec 5, 2012, 10:13 AM
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|Dec 5, 2012, 10:21 AM
Purchased it from iTunes. While I'm certainly capable of creating an great encode for my Apple environment using Handbrake, I've grown tired of going through the process. I've been at it for 5+ years now... through multiple re-encodes of DVDs, HDDVDs, and Blurays as the application capabilities (and my understanding of them) and the capability of my target devices (iPhone, iPad, AppleTV) has changed over time. I'm almost done with my latest re-encoding cycle to 1080p.
That said, if HRTF encoding (i.e. "Dolby Headphone") ever makes it into the application, I may have to reconsider my stance.
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|Dec 5, 2012, 10:23 AM
Bought it on iTunes but have not watched it yet.
Watch Lifehacker.com for iTunes gift card discounts. I bought the Best Buy black friday $100 iTunes card for $80. I basically get everything 20% off on iTunes. Therefore, I paid $18 for the HD Dark Knight Rises.
No need for the disc, I don't have a blu-ray player and don't plan to buy one if I don't need to.
Not concerned about reselling the movie or willing it to anyone.
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|Dec 5, 2012, 12:20 PM
i bought the BD, i dont like spending money on overpriced "files"
i'm "oldschool" that way and i'm not even that old
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|Dec 5, 2012, 12:22 PM
And just as I posted my last response... Amazon.com posted the Indiana Jones Bluray Collection for $39.99. Guess I'll have another four movies to convert. =)
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|Dec 5, 2012, 12:34 PM
|Dec 5, 2012, 12:42 PM
Hook up BR reader>put in disc>open MakeMKV>scan BR>select tracks (main title, audio, subs) to copy>run MakeMKV
Handbrake settings: Picture size>anamorphic strict, large file size and optimize for web checked
open HB>select mkv file>select aTV3 preset>select "foreign audio search" (on subtitles tab)>run.
No, iCloud does not store home ripped movie files.
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|Dec 5, 2012, 01:15 PM
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|Dec 5, 2012, 01:19 PM
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|Dec 5, 2012, 01:25 PM
Its for free as a torrent on the internet
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|Dec 5, 2012, 08:36 PM
So let's summarise...
Option 1
Buy from iTunes, wait a few minutes, press play.
Option 2
Buy BR (from store or online) wait for delivery or trip home, RIP it to mkv, have plex on the system or jail broken ATV2, press play.
Option 3
Buy BR (from store or online) wait for delivery, RIP it to mkv, handbrake it, press play.
Gee...I wonder which is easier?
I understand we have audiophiles here, old school own the disc people, potential licence issues down the track with pure digital files, but aren't we forgetting something?
Apples mantra " it just works"?
Apples all ways been about ease of use, ease of access, just plain ease. Perfect no, but always getting better.
I don't own a B&O for sound, my TV isn't a $20k vision nirvana device. Unless they are, your not getting the full benefits of everything by goingi BR then ripping, no matter how good the rip. My wife doesn't sit there and go 'wish we had dts or a better tv'.
Ease of use and an enjoyable experience.
With the iTunes store and an ATV, Apple delivers.
Sorry people, but I just can't see myself fretting over how good my RIPs are, or which jail brake is the best. I just want to watch the movie.As long as these days it's HD, I'm reasonably happy. I use to be happy with DVDs.
Buy the thing through iTunes, and enjoy the experience! If you watch it 2 times or more, your ahead of the game.
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|Dec 6, 2012, 01:44 AM
I'm on the fence with this whole issue. Right now I honestly can't make use of the better audio on BD because I don't have any devices running directly into a sound system aside from my TVs. I have to use them for HDMI switching and then run the audio out. Thus whatever Samsung is outputting, which is Dolby Digital at best, is what I get.
What sucks is there is no good answer. BD provides the best quality and you actually own it. But with iTunes you have a backup everywhere and no discs to manage, plus sometimes you can get stuff early.
If somehow Apple could convince studios that ripping and iTunes Match would be good for bidness, that's the dream. I would pay $50/year for iTunes Match for video. I could put all my damn movies in a box after ripping them.
But I'm just a darn customer, which means I'm one step away from being a criminal. I mean I have been ripping my DVDs for years but don't throw them out there at everyone because of that upper brain of mine, but that doesn't really matter to studios.
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|Dec 6, 2012, 03:32 AM
I don't have a TV at home, only a simple 23" dell, and it probably isn't even IPS. I don't even have speakers, I use headphones.
However, I love movies and it is my dream to one day have my own little home theatre. That, is the sole reason I buy dvds and blu rays.
|Dec 6, 2012, 08:31 AM
for now iTunes is a cool but crippled experience.
And whats with this idea that you need to wait by your mailbox like a dog or going into a store to pick up a movie is some sort of humiliating experience? Not everyone fears physical movement.
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(Posted Feb 15, 2004 1:39 PM)
I have just started using Offshore Navigator and am enjoying it. I am having problems in finding the tide and current tables for my area. I was wondering if there is a way to get a list similar to the hard copies put out annualy.
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Peter Nucci
RE(2,3,4,6,7,9): Tide and Current tables for 2006
(msg #22.214.171.124.1.2: Posted Nov 29, 2005 11:26 AM)
Some of our Digital Chartkits (we have all for Maine down to Florida and out through the Bahamas) we purchased from you all at various boat shows and some from your distributors. How do we get a 2006 update for all these regions from one place (you?) and what is the cost please.
Val & Peter Nucci
vernon ackels
RE(15): Tide and Current tables for 2005
(msg #220.127.116.11.1.3: Posted Mar 28, 2005 2:41 PM)
At the first of this year, I surprisingly lost tidal information for RE(15) in the south Puget Sound area (Tacoma/Olympia), but was able to retain the northern portion of the Sound with support for the Canadian charts that I had previously installed on my computer, and using your download for tides and currents update.
To get tides and current data for the South Puget Sound area, I recently upgraded to to ver. 5.06a. However, the data for tidal currents in the Tacoma Narrows (and south) is inconsistent and in error for every tidal station I studied (1746, 1766, 1756, 1761, 1771, 1796, 1781, 1811, 1816, 1821, 1786, 1831, 1836, etc.) I made a comparison with Nobeltec e-Planner tides and currents, that I tested successfully during our predicted log race last weekend, and noted that the current values, directions and tidal heights given in Maptech ver. 5.06a do not agree with my personal observations, NOAA weather station info, nor Nobeltec e-Planner. I reinstall the software two times to see if it would solve the problem without success.
I believe there is a serious flaw in your product. Will ver. 5.07 correct this problem with the currents and heights in RE(15)? If not, can I return your product for a refund? Accurate tidal information is the primary reason I purchased this upgrade, and is necessary for competing successfully in the ICR log races in our region.
Vern Ackels
Martin Goldschmidt
RE(16): Tide and Current tables for 2005
(msg #188.8.131.52.1.3: Posted Sep 29, 2006 6:59 PM)
Dave Isherwood
RE(3): Tide tables for 2005
(msg #3.1.2: Posted Apr 1, 2005 12:28 AM)
Good Evenin
I recently setup a new laptop for the boat and had the same Tide Table problem. I then purchased the Digital Chart kit (for the Tides and also to refresh Charts). All is working on my backup laptop. The laptop (actually hard installed) on the boat isnt connected to any network. So I am somewhat concerned that I could damage the current configuration with the version 4 encrypted charts.
Is there anyway I can just pull off the new Tide and Current data from the CD and just fix thos problem at this time?
Appreciate any thoughts you have on this.
Erika Nagle
RE(4): Tide tables for 2005
(msg #126.96.36.199: Posted Apr 1, 2005 1:56 PM)
Hi Dave,
You cant just pull the tides and currents off of the chart cd. We do have a tides and currents cd that we sell for $25 + shipping. Thanks, Erika
Peter Herrebout
RE(5): Tide tables for 2005
(msg #126.96.36.199.1: Posted Jul 10, 2006 9:38 AM)
Hello ,
I have bought the digital charts BACD11 ( Belgium and the Netherlands )
But i can not click on the tides or currents I bought the cd in 2004
I need the Tides and currents for 2006 and 2007 how can i get them ???
Can someone help ?
Ed Lecuyer
Please speak with our International Distributors
(msg #126.96.36.199.1.1: Posted Jul 11, 2006 7:58 AM)
Please contact the International Partner closest to you. For a list,
click here
- then select the desired country.
-Ed Lecuyer
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larry roteman
RE: Tide tables and adding offshore nav. to a new computor
(msg #8: Posted Sep 6, 2008 12:19 PM)
I am trying to update tides and currents to offshore navigator but I can't even get Maptech to answer their phone. Their server does not reconize my product number.
Clayton Owen
2009 Tides and Currents
(msg #8: Posted Feb 10, 2009 12:00 AM)
Is there going to be support (updates)for Offshore Navigator in the form of 2009 Tides and Currents (5.0xx ver.)? Last one I see is a Dec. 08 or does that one include the '09 Tides and Currents?
RE(2): Tide tables and adding offshore nav. to a new computor
(msg #8.1: Posted Sep 11, 2008 12:46 PM)
Hello Larry:
Hopefully you still have your product Id number that would start with an OSN-......
If you have the product installed all you should have to do is update the Offshore Navigator to the most current edition. 5.08 and you may be able to get your tide and current data back for 2008. This will also have to depend on how old your installer version is.
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GLOW! Its a great product for skin & coat! It also has a smell that dogs love, ALSO No sugar is added! Fesh whole egg, complete with calcium-rich shell! for your fur kids coat and skin!
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