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(HUDDERSFIELD 2 - 1 MANCESTER UNITED) Huddersfield put in a valiant performance which was littered with disciplined and energetic performances from the whole team. United's defence had been so secure this season but there was so many defensive lapses throughout the game.
The most notable was encapsulated by summer signing Victor Lindelof who fluffed his lines and handed the winning goal to Laurent Depoitre.
Huddersfield had earlier taken the lead when Tom Ince's strike rebounded out to Aaron Mooy who slotted the ball past David De Gea. Marcus Rashford pulled a goal back from a header from a sumptuous Romelu Lukaku cross but it ultimately wasn't enough as Huddersfield secured the shock win.
(CHELSEA 4 - 2 WATFORD) Chelsea eventually overcame a resilient Watford side to secure a 4-2 victory at Stamford Bridge. Chelsea had taken the early lead as Pedro curled in a spectacular effort from the edge of the area that went in off the post.
However, after this, Chelsea's usually solid defence completely disintegrated as Watford systematically picked them apart. Abdoulaye Doucoure scored the equaliser on the stroke of half time and shortly after half-time, Troy Deeney and Richarlison combined to set up Pereyra to put them up 2-1.
Watford missed a host of chances to put the game to bed and Chelsea made them pay. Substitute Michy Batshuayi scored the equaliser and Cesar Azpilicueta made it 3-2 on the 87th minute. Batshuayi added the gloss on the score in stoppage time to put the game completely out of reach.
(MANCHESTER CITY 3 - 0 BURNLEY) Manchester City showed no signs of letting up on their assault on the league. Pep Guardiola's side have now scored 20 goals in their last 4 home Premier League games and their well-oiled machine is firing on all cylinders.
A controversial penalty was awarded to City after Bernardo Silva appeared to dive but the returning Sergio Aguero dispatched it to become tied all-time Manchester City scoring list on 177. Otamendi powered in the second with a bullet header from a Leroy Sane cross and then Sane got in on the action himself slotting home from a delicious De Bruyne pass to complete the 3-0 victory.
Elsewhere in the league, Leicester didn't show any dip in performance despite the sacking of their manager Craig Shakespeare as they secured a 2-1 victory against Swansea. Bournemouth put an end to their slump as they picked up a much needed 2-1 victory at Stoke. Crystal Palace's dismal start to the season continued as they suffered a 1-0 defeat at the hands of Newcastle and finally, Southampton picked up a 1-0 victory against West Brom in the late kick-off.


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Archaeologists working at the Amarna site in Egypt recently analyzed a selection of 100 skulls dug out from a cemetery. Many of the remains exhibited elaborate hairstyles, including one with more than 70 hair extensions and another with red henna hair dye.
As reported in Live Science, the remains were found near Amarna — a city built as the new capital of Egypt under the reign of Akhenaten (reign ca. 1353-1335 B.C.), a revolutionary king who sought to establish the first monotheistic religion.
Among the finds were the remains of an unidentified woman who featured a very complex coiffure with approximately 70 extensions fastened in different layers and heights on the head. According to Jolanda Bos, an archaeologist working on the Amarna Project, it's not clear if the extensions were added before or after death.
"Whether or not the woman had her hair styled like this for her burial only is one of our main research questions," Bos told Live Science. "The hair was most likely styled after death, before a person was buried. It is also likely, however, that these hairstyles were used in everyday life as well and that the people in Amarna used hair extensions in their daily life."
Related: Ancient Roman Vestal Virgin hairstyle re-created for very first time
Some of the other skulls also had extensions, including one made of grey and dark black hair, which suggests multiple people donated their hair to create the extensions. In another case, a woman had an orange-red color on her greying hair. It's possible that she dyed her hair with henna, a flowering plant, in order to hide the grey.
There's much more to this article at Live Science, including descriptions of popular hairstyles of the time.
Images: Jolanda Bos and Lonneke Beukenholdt.

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[£4 // Edition of 50 // https://dirtywhitefever.bandcamp.com/album/783hz-single]
As true to the cassingle as I can want in the year 2015, "7.83hz" comes in a hard plastic case instead of cardboard sleeve but for reasons I've written about before I am fine with that as the times have changed. Still, this is two songs, one on each side, and it will certainly leave you wanting more from Dirty White Fever.
Side A is the titular track- "7.83hz" and it is an energetic rock n roll number. It could be compared with The Cars and maybe even The Kinks, but it's just a fuzzy style all of its own that pays tribute to older bands but also has that modern feel to it that I can't quite put my finger on. There are some nice "whoo-ooh"'s and there isn't really a modern artist to compare this with and for that I am excited because bands creating new rock n roll sounds is never a bad thing for me (So long as they are good)
On the flip side we have a song called "Hip Hop (live)" and this is one of those things that cassingles do that I love so much. Rather than have a straight b-side, it's got a live version of a song that you can expect to find on their full length album. I remember chasing down a lot of Pearl Jam music for this very reason. The song, despite its name, is not really hip hop at all but almost has a reggae vibe to it mixed with someone such as Cage the Elephant.
So what you're looking at is one rather strong rock n roll song but also a live version of another great song on the flip side. I don't feel like I need to recommend you buying this cassette as much for the quality of it (And these are two just stellar songs), but simply because of the practicality of it. In some time, these songs will most likely exist together on a full length album (This is the only music by Dirty White Fever on their Bandcamp thus far) And when they do, you'll be wishing you had this cassette for that live version of "Hip Hop". Listen to future-you and get this cassette now while you still can.


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Writer Stuart Moore has lifted the lid on his X-Men spinoff Namor: The First Mutant.
The Sub-Mariner joined the mutant team's ranks during last year's 'Utopia' arc, and will help them battle vampires in the forthcoming 'Curse of the Mutants' plotline.
Written by Stuart Moore and drawn by Ariel Olivetti, the character's solo outing deals with themes of "pride; the curse of divided loyalties; and the price of stirring up secrets buried beneath the ocean floor".
Moore told CBR: "Namor is on a mission for the X-Men. That's the catalyst for our book, and the events of issue #1 play a vital part in 'Curse of the Mutants'. But they also set off a chain of events with immediate, very dire consequences for Namor and the Atlanteans.
"Namor's relationship to the X-Men is our starting point, and that relationship will continue throughout the series. But at its heart, this is not an X-Men story, it's a Namor story."
The scribe went on to say that the book will feature a new group of Atlanteans, sea-dwelling vampires and guest appearances from members of the X-Men.
Namor: The First Mutant will debut in August.


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Just a quick heads up: All of my Angular blogging now happens at Angular Training. Angular Training is, well, my Angular training and consulting business 🙂
Just a quick heads up: All of my Angular blogging now happens at Angular Training. Angular Training is, well, my Angular training and consulting business 🙂
Today I want to highlight one of those features: Object spread, which basically allows us to copy an entire object as a part of another object:
The above code turns
copy into a copy of the
original object. Easy enough, right?
Now let's use the spread syntax to merge two objects together:
Note that when you use the spread operator, objects can have properties that have the same name. In that case, the last declaration wins, which translates into the following example:
In order to keep the value of
name for object
b, we would have to use the spread operator first, then declare
name as follows:
The spread operation can also be used to concatenate several objects into one:
As you can see, a lot of great things can be done with the spread operator. Next week I'll show you that we can also use the three-dot syntax in another interesting way: Object rest.
It was definitely not fun nor easy. Plus that process would change fairly often as Angular would first favor System JS, then Webpack.
Luckily enough for all of us Angular developers, the Angular team listened to our feedback and started working on Angular CLI, a tool to initialize, develop, scaffold and maintain Angular applications.
The lengthy process finally became much easier:
Four simple commands and now you not only have Angular installed, you also get:
The above alone sounds awesome and that's not it. Angular CLI has a ng generate command that allows you to generate components, pipes, modules, directives , services, classes, etc. When you create a new component using CLI, it generates a sample component for you (with the class name and all of the regular imports that you need) and adds that component to your app module definition.
Oh, and it also generates a sample test specification that you could run later on using… ng test! Functional tests with Protractor are also covered with a specific option: ng e2e.
Angular CLI also helps follow the best practices recommended by the Angular team in terms of folder structure, file names and other coding conventions. Instead of reading the entire style guide, you can just use Angular CLI and follow the best practices by default, which is way easier.
Finally, Angular CLI also helps with your production build or any other kind of build for your different environments (QA, test, dev, etc.). There is a ng build command that you can customize to build for a specific environment, for instance: ng build –env=prod.
As a result, I strongly recommend using Angular CLI. It brings so many features to the table that it would be really difficult to write Angular code without using it. I don't think I would ever use Angular without the CLI!
Angular 4 was released last week, following the new schedule set by the Angular team that decided to release one new major version every 6 months.
Wait, where is Angular 3?
There won't be any Angular 3. That's because the Angular Router package was already at version 3.x, while all other Angular packages were at version 2.x. The Angular team decided to jump to version 4.0 for all those packages so that they are back in sync from a versioning perspective.
Is Angular 4 another full rewrite of the framework?
No, quite the opposite actually. Angular 4 is really an Angular 2++. The versioning strategy changed but the code is not different at all. If you know how to work with Angular 2, then you already know Angular 4.
So what's new then?
In a nutshell, Angular is smaller and faster. many improvements have been made under the hood to make sure that your code compiles down to something that is more efficient and less verbose.
In most cases, code generated with the AOT option is 60% smaller than before, which is a huge improvement.
The animations were moved from @angular/core to their own package so that if you don' t use animations, your app code can get even smaller.
From a code perspective, the only real difference you can experience is the addition of "else" conditions to ng-if as well as some other syntax improvements summarized in this snippet:

 <user-profile *ngFor="let user of users; count as count" [user]="user"> </user-profile>
{{count}} total users

 <ng-template #loading>Loading...</ng-template>
Everything else remains unchanged so no painful migration ahead!
Another major update is that Angular 4 works with TypeScript 2.1 and 2.2, which is also an intresting update to get more out of TypeScript as well.
For a full list of what' s new in Angular 4, don't hesitate to take a look at the release post on the official blog.
One of the questions I hear the most often when I teach Angular is: How do I implement authentication? There are a lot of options out there so I'll stick with the tools Angular provides out of the box, which allow to implement authentication without any external dependency.
First, I'm assuming that you're familiar with the Component Router. In a nutshell, the router decides which component to display based on the current URL, thus emulating multi-page behavior in Angular (which is a single-page application framework).
It's easy to guess that the router will be involved in all-things authentication. By default, configuring a route in the router looks like this:
Now if I want to protect the above route, I can use a guard to do that. The route declaration then becomes:
In the above code, AuthGuard is a class that implements the CanActivate interface, which consists of a single canActivate method that returns an Observable. Below is what a basic guard looks like – it has to be an Angular service – note that this one doesn't do much as it would basically let all requests go through since it always returns true:
In order for that guard to be useful, it would have to use a LoginService that would tell whether the current user is logged in or not. That's where the implementation becomes specific to your application as that service will depend on how your back-end wants to authenticate the user. The guard code then becomes:
Note that you can also use the guard to redirect the user to a LoginComponent whenever the user has to log in. Here is the full code of such a guard:
You now know the basics of how to implement authentication with Angular. The specifics of what the LoginService would do depends on your back-end, though it is very likely that you will have to make a request to your authentication server and get some kind of token or session object as a result.
With Angular 4 around the corner, now is a great time to migrate to Angular 2. There is no rush though as Angular 4 is just the next iteration of what is now called Angular, the new name for v2, 4, 5,6 and so forth. As a result, per the latest branding guidelines, this article should really be titled How to migrate from Angular JS to Angular?
1) Migrate to the latest version of Angular JS
As of right now, the latest version of Angular JS is 1.6. You should really consider upgrading because Angular JS 1.5+ has introduced features that are similar to what Angular now uses (components being the most important one). The main goal for 1.5 and 1.6 was to make the migration to Angular easier, so that's the first step to take. The migration guide for all 1.x versions can be found here.
2) Get your 1.x code ready for Angular
First, remove $scope from your code and use the "controller as" syntax instead. Since Angular uses TypeScript classes, getting rid of $scope and using a syntax that is much closer to actual class properties makes perfect sense. Here is an example of a controller + HTML template that use the "controller As" syntax:
Then it would be a good idea to replace your controllers / directives with components, introduced in Angular 1.5. A component is a directive with a HTML template. Here is what a simple Angular 1.x component looks like – A directive with a HTML template:
The final step is to start learning and using TypeScript in your code. Since TypeScript transpiles down to ES5 code, you can already use TypeScript for development purposes and then deploy the resulting Javascript to production.
3) Upgrade incrementally to Angular
Angular has an upgrade adapter that allows you to mix and match Angulaar JS and Angular in the same app:
The next step is to use the upgrade adapter to migrate your code piece by piece. I would suggest to first upgrade your services, then directives / components. The reason for this is that services are not very different in Angular compared to what they were in Angular JS.
Finally, use the Angular component router and bootstrap your app with Angular.
4) Enjoy and relax!
Seems like an easy process? Not quite, right? That's why I would only consider upgrading apps if a full rewrite is not an option. In most cases, it's actually easier to build a new Angular project with CLI and create components / services inspired from your old Angular JS code.
It's a great opportunity to only keep what you need and to learn Angular in the process as well.
As crazy as it sounds, Angular 4 is going to be released in March of 2017. There won't be any Angular 3, and Angular will jump from version 2 to 4 just like that. If you want to learn the reason why, the full story is here.
In a nutshell, there won't be any Angular 3 because the router module is already at version 3, and the Angular team wants to increase all modules to v4 so that they are in sync from a numbering perspective (right now, Angular 2.x is using the 3.x router, which is confusing).
No worries though: Angular 4 is really going to be Angular 2 with a bunch of breaking changes, but nothing like the scary migration from Angular 1 to Angular 2. By the way, Angular is the new name for Angular JS, and it is recommended to drop "Angular 2" as well.
Angular is a framework that will now increase its major version every 6 months, which is the only time when there will be some breaking changes. All other upgrades (2.1 to 2.2, 2.2 to 2.2.4, etc.) are 100% safe from breaking changes.
As a result, Angular 5 will be released by the end of 2017, and Angular 6 during spring of 2018. Because of that, now is a perfect time to migrate from Angular 1.x to Angular 2, so that you can easily catch the train of the next releases from now on and switch to Angular 4 in a few months:
In order to assist with that, I just released a second edition of my video course "Migrating to Angular 2". It is updated with the latest changes in Angular 2 and features an additional video about TypeScript and Angular Components as well.
For a short amount of time, it is on sale at only $5 instead of $79 (yep, my editor is crazy!) so don't hesitate to catch it while the price is at an all-time low for the Holidays.
The long wait is finally over, Angular 2.0.0 is now released! It took 7 release candidate versions started with RC1 four months ago to get there.
I will do my best to find some time to publish some more tutorials very soon. Right now I'm working on class materials for my own Angular 2 training sessions.
HTML forms have been around for a while, yet validation of user input solely using HTML and Javascript is still a painful task to tackle. Angular 2 has some nice features that make form management very easy and pretty much painless. This post will focus mostly on template-driven forms, which are the least verbose option offered by Angular 2.
Template-driven forms are my favorite option because most of the magic happens in the HTML template, which means that very little Typescript code has to be written. Here is the form we're going to work with:
<form> Firstname: <input name="firstname" required="" type="text" /> Lastname: <input name="lastname" type="text" /> Street: <input name="street" type="text" /> Zip: <input name="zip" type="text" /> City: <input name="city" type="text" /> <button type="submit">Submit</button> </form>
This is just a regular form, nothing fancy in here. What I want to do is have Angular 2 handle the submission of that form. In order to do that, I need to add the following code:
<form #form="ngForm" (ngSubmit)="logForm(form.value)" >
This does two things:
form, which has some magic powers. One of them is to hold the value of our form as a Javascript object, which can be accessed with
logForm() method will be called on my component, with the current value of the form as a parameter.
By the way, you may wonder what my component looks like. There it is:
import { Component } from '@angular/core'; @Component({ moduleId: module.id, selector: 'app-forms', templateUrl: 'forms.component.html', styleUrls: ['forms.component.css'] }) export class FormsComponent { logForm(value) { console.log(value); } }
Pretty much an empty component. Its template is the HTML I introduced earlier. Now in order to make this work, we have to import some dependencies in our
ngModule. Form specific code is highlighted below:
import { NgModule } from '@angular/core'; import { BrowserModule } from '@angular/platform-browser'; import { FormsModule } from '@angular/forms'; import { FormsComponent } from './forms.component'; @NgModule({ imports: [ BrowserModule, FormsModule ], declarations: [ FormsComponent ], bootstrap: [ FormsComponent ] }) export class AppModule { }
Almost there! All we need now is to tell Angular which form elements we want to be bound to our form model. This is achieved using the
ngModel directive as follows:
<input type="text" name="firstname" ngModel required>
 Lastname: <input type="text" name="lastname" ngModel>

Now if I fill out that form and hit the submit button, Angular 2 will call the
logForm() method, which will basically output our form model to the browser console:
{firstname: "Alain", lastname: "Chautard"}
That was easy, right? We just added a couple of directives to our HTML and we have an object that we could send to our server using AJAX.
My form already has a
required attribute in place. If we try to submit the form with no first name information, it won't be submitted and the browser will display a message to highlight the required field.
This is a great feature, yet it relies on browser specific implementations as it's based on the HTML5 specification. Let's see how to define our own custom error handling. First we tell the browser that we don't want its default HTML5 behavior:
<form #form="ngForm" (ngSubmit)="logForm(form.value)" novalidate >
Then we add the following definitions to our CSS file:
.ng-valid[required] { border-left: 5px solid #42A948; /* green */ } .ng-invalid { border-left: 5px solid #a94442; /* red */ }
And… that's it! Angular 2 automatically adds and removes CSS classes to each
form element based on its validity. No Typescript code has to be written to achieve this. As a result, my form will now be styled as follows depending on the data entered:
Let's do more than CSS styling. Let's say that we have a zip code field that is required, should be exactly 5 digits long, and that an error message will show up to help the user enter valid information. The following code will do exactly that:
<input type="text" name="zip" #zip="ngModel" required pattern="[0-9]{5}">
 Please enter a 5-digit zipcode

Let's take a look at the above code. First, we create a local variable using the
#zip syntax.
zip will give us access to form state attributes similar to the CSS classes that Angular 2 deals with.
Then we define a 5-digit pattern, which is regular HTML5 code, nothing Angularish here. Finally, we add a div that will be hidden if
zip.valid is true or if
zip.pristine is true. That way the error message will show up only if the user enters wrong information, and will be hidden as long as the text input is pristine, which means the user hasn't typed anything yet.
As you can see, customizing our forms with validation and error messages is a fairly easy thing to do in Angular 2. The best part of it is that everything is achieved through HTML attributes, which means less Typescript code to write and to maintain.
Angular 2 RC5 released the final version the forms API, which means you can safely start using forms without fearing that next releases will have a different implementation.
Angular 2 RC5 was released a couple days ago. This RC5 version brings Angular 2 one step closer to its final release, as the Angular team stated in its announcement:
"RC5 represents our expected public API for our 2.0.0 release, including router and forms APIs"
That's great news as it basically means that 2.0.0 is closer than ever. It also means that if there's a RC6 in the future, it should not have any breaking changes.
Let's take a quick look at what's new in RC5:
NgModule does not sound that exciting but it is! It's a new decorator that looks like this:
import { NgModule } from '@angular/core'; import { BrowserModule } from '@angular/platform-browser'; import { AppComponent } from './app.component'; @NgModule({ declarations: [AppComponent], imports: [BrowserModule, RouterModule], bootstrap: [AppComponent], }) export class AppModule {}
If you're not excited yet, I can understand that. Now if you're written a little bit of Angular 2 code before RC5, you know that you had to list all of your dependencies with import statements and directive attributes in your components as follows:
import { Component } from '@angular/core'; import { HelloWorld2 } from './helloWorld2.component'; @Component({ moduleId: module.id, selector: 'app-communication2', directives: [HelloWorld2], pipes: [ MyMagicPipe ] template: `<hello-world2 [message]="myMessage" (onClick)="myCallback($event)"></hello-world2>` })
With NgModule, all of the repetitive boilerplate code used by most of your components / pipes/ services can be listed once for all in your NgModule declaration. Once you've done that, you can get rid of the directives declaration in your components (and you should – it will be removed from Angular 2.0.0 thus becoming a breaking change at that point).
NgModule is also the decorator we will now use to specify which component is the root component to bootstrap. A nice addition to Angular 2!
The Angular team already created a bunch of commonly used modules with NgModule so that we can import them easily. Another nice syntax shortcut added to Angular RC5.
60% of Angular 2's code size is the compiler. With Ahead-of-time compilation (AoT), Angular 2 can now be used without compiling your components / templates on the fly.
As a result, users should be able to see decreased start-up time for your app as the compilation work will laready be done when the page is loaded.
Also, we can expect the Angular 2 "runtime" dependency to be 60% smaller as a result, which would result in a faster download as well.
Lazy-loading is another option to make things happen faster, as you can now specify lazy pahts in the router that will load specific modules only when requested by the user:
@NgModule({ declarations: [ MyComponent, MyHomeRoute ], bootstrap: [ MyComponent ], imports: [ RouterModule.forRoot([ { path: 'home', component: MyHomeRoute }, { path: 'lazy', loadChildren: './my-lazy-module' } ]) }) class MyAppModule {}
All in all, no revolution with Angular 2 RC5, yet some good news that allow us to believe that the final release is getting closer and closer!


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Pasalai keerai in Tamil, popularly known as Indian spinach is a dark green leafy vegetable. The iron present in Pasalai is helpful to maintain good levels of hemoglobin. This is achieved by carrying oxygen to the tissues and carbohydrates back from the tissues. This process increases the red blood cells and correspondingly hemoglobin level. The iron in Amla and Indian spinach also increases energy levels. Dietary fiber aids digestion and enhances energy levels to prevent anemia.
The tutorial here shows how to use Indian spinach and make a healthy herbal drink. Regular consumption of this drink can cure anemia.
- 5 - 6 leaves Indian Spinach Known as Pasalai Keerai in Tamil
- 1 tablespoon Dried amla Known as Nelli mulli in Tamil
- 1 teaspoon Palm sugar
- 200 ml Water
You can consume this drink (150 ml) everyday without side effects till you find a cure. Like many natural remedies, continue for 48 days (known as one Mandala) to find relief from anemia.


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Service and BA Move Milestone AnnouncementThe SSEA reached the next historic milestone on the ladder of achievment as it grows to meet the needs of its members.
On April 1 2013 - no foolin - the SSEA began providing the SNWA with full requirments power and moved it Balancing Authority from NV Energy to Western Area Power Administration.
Congratulations to the SSEA members and staff who worked so hard to make this another momentous day
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Some of the most visible standards in the world happen to be certifications. The best example is the International Standarisation Organisation's (ISO) quality-oriented ISO 9000, which is probably the most widespread certification scheme in the planet.
And yet, not all standards are certifications.
My favourite example of a non-certification standard is the latest trend in the field of responsible investment (RI), called 'Environment, Social, and Governance' risk (ESG).
In the words of an expert, "the key distinguishing feature of socially responsible investment lies in its combination of social and environmental goals with the financial objective of achieving a return on invested capital approaching that of the market".1 The general idea is thus to incorporate non-financial considerations as norms to guide investment. What ESG does is to provide a vehicle to incorporate specific environmental, social, and governance considerations.
There is still a fair deal of progress that needs to be achieved by ESG. In particular, it remains to be seen if the risk posed by non-financial indicators can be accurately measured a priori. However, ESG is catching up. For example, the United Nations Principles for Responsible Investment (UNPRI) saw the light of day in 2006 when 400 investors totalling assets of over 15 trillion US dollars agreed to six principles aimed at the inclusion of environment, social and governance (ESG) risk considerations into their decision-making processes.2
Alongside its popularisation, the ESG considerations being used become part of a set of standardised guidelines that ought to be considered in the process of investing. Or, in other words, alongside its popularisation, the use of a risk analysis framework with an ESG component becomes a standard.


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Thursday, October 8, 2009
Lucky Bid Price
One interesting observation on the first bidding exercise in October is the number of unused COEs as shown below:
The proportion of unused COEs for Category A and B are 6.9% (79/1151) and 2.8% (19/685) respectively. I wonder what drives the high number of unused Category A COEs. Any idea?
The winning bid price for this exercise is $16,201. Since LTA will not award more than the stated quota of 1,151 Category A COEs in the announcement, there must be more than 79 bids of $16,200. These following past results support the hypothesis that bid prices ending with the digit '0' or '8' are very popular:
Jul 2nd bid - 25 unused Category B COEs for quota premium $18,501
Jun 1st bid - 20 unused Category B COEs for quota premium $11,889
May 2nd bid - 19 unused Category A COEs for quota premium $9,889
Apr 1st bid - 54 unused Category B COEs for quota premium $7,501
Jan 1st bid - 55 unused Category A COEs for quota premium $5,001
And here's the 2009 summary count of each final lowest winning bid's digit. You should note that digits 0, 1 and 9 have the most occurrences while digits 4 and 7 have never won. I also find it surprising that digit 8 only appears once.
Do you want to lose out on the winning bid price by just ONE dollar? Surely not, so do remember to end your bid price with the digit '1' or '9'!
Disclaimer: This formula may not get you the winning bid. You may remember that Category A quota premium in Nov 2008 2nd Bidding is $2.
Related post: Bid for your Own COE
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The supervision process
Thanks to the experience gained in various specific industrial sectors (engineering, automotive, rubber, plastics, food processing, cement, consumer goods, etc.) the ESEA Group and in particular ESEA Automation, are able to work with the customer in the most effective, finding a common language, by understanding the problems and identifying the most appropriate solution, always responding in a timely manner to all stimuli.
The supervision process refers to centralized systems which monitor entities 'ranging from single machines or activities' of industrial process, to the control of entire sites, or complexes of systems distributed over large areas. Most control actions are performed automatically.
ESEA Automation and in general the ESEA GROUP are companies that have grown constantly investing in research and technology in the quality of the software thanks to the great capacity of analysis and knowledge of needs and the demands from the market.
To achieve this goal the ESEA Group has chosen the platform Wincc.
WinCC is scalable process visualization system with powerful features for monitoring automated processes. WinCC provides complete SCADA functionality under Windows for all industries – from single-user systems up to multi-user systems with redundant servers and solutions for the entire production site with Web clients.
WinCC System Software
The WinCC system software is available in two basic variants:
WinCC complete package (RC: license for runtime and design)WinCC runtime package (RT: runtime license)Both packages are available with 128, 512, 2k, 8k, 64k, 100k, 150k or 256k PowerTags.
As PowerTags exclusively define the process variables that, through a communication channel WinCC, have a connection process with the PLC or other data sources. From a process variable are differentiable up to 32 messages and up to 256 analog alarms freely definable. The Powerpack allow you to increase the number of usable Power. In this way, if your application grows, WinCC also does. It can therefore start with the smallest variant and then, if necessary, add the Powerpack. With Powerpack the number of available archive tags can also be increases: 512 (basic equipment) to 1,500, 5,000, 10,000, 30,000 or 80,000, to 120,000.
WinCC Options
Functional software expansions specific per customer or industry are available in the form of WinCC options and WinCC Add-ons. WinCC options allow expansions of the WinCC basic system and can be combined as desired to suit your needs. Here follows a summary of the options available for SIMATIC WinCC V.7:
Scalable plant configurations
WinCC / Server – for the transformation of a single-user solution in a powerful (distributed) Client / Server with up to 12 redundant WinCC servers and 32 WinCC clients.
WinCC / Central Archive Server (CAS) – for the creation of a central data archiving process scalable and optionally redundant with up to 120,000 archive tags based on the MS-SQL Server.
WinCC / Web Navigator – offers the opportunity to control and monitor the system via the Internet / Intranet using MS Internet Explorer or the WinCC Web Viewer supplied, without the need to make changes to the WinCC project. Thin client solutions allow the use of PCs and even rugged devices and mobile PDAs under Windows CE.
Plant Intelligence and IT & Business Integration
A homogeneous and IT & Business Integration for optimizing production using Plant Intelligence is determined by the availability of standard interfaces and powerful tools for visualization, analysis and evaluation.
WinCC / DataMonitor – for viewing, analysis, evaluation and distribution of current process states and historical data (measured values, alarms, data) from the process database. As DataMonitor client any office PC may be used. The DataMonitor provides several tools for analysis or visualization.
WinCC / DowntimeMonitor – can detect and analyze downtimes of machines or systems and structured production lines and deduce specific parameters of the systems: the so-called Key Performance Indicators (KPI). The analysis of the causes of failure provide information about the frequency and duration of downtimes of machines and plants. WinCC Control can be easily integrated in WinCC process screens.
WinCC / ConnectivityPack – allows other applications to access the WinCC archives via OPC HDA or WinCC OLEDB or to current values via OPC XML and transmits the current or historical reports via OPC (historical) A & E to higher-level systems. With WinCC / Connectivity Station, any Windows computer without installation of WinCC can be configured as an analysis station.
WinCC / IndustrialDataBridge – supports the connection of external databases, Office applications and IT systems and WinCC OLE-DB and OPC DA via standard and configurable software.
Increased availability
WinCC / Redundancy – increases system availability thanks to redundant WinCC stations or servers that monitor each other, ensures the operability of the plant and allow a comprehensive collection of data.
WinCC / ProAgent – allows targeted and quick process diagnostics for machines and plants … Thanks to full integration into the SIMATIC process diagnostics, ProAgent provides an integrated solution based on STEP 7, the engineering tools and SIMATIC S7 controllers.
SIMATIC Maintenance Station – displays information for the maintenance of the entire automation technology. The representative page of maintenance  is derived from the STEP 7 project.
Validation and traceability
- WinCC / Audit (logging of operations, monitoring of project changes and traceability of the production process via audit trails)- WinCC / Change (project versioning and traceability of project changes) - SIMATIC Logon integrated in the user administration WinCC (central user administration, extended to the whole system) and related measures with regard to engineering, SIMATIC WinCC facilitates the fulfillment of the requirements of 21 CFR Part 11 in the pharmaceutical industry for the production of active ingredients and medicines, and of EU 178/2002 in the food and beverage industry.
SCADA expansions
WinCC / User Archives – supports the use of user archives in which data can be deposited in the form of data sets and exchanged recipes or data between WinCC and the controller.
System expansions
WinCC / IndustrialX – allows the configuration of user-specific objects in ActiveX technology. The objects can be standardized, used multiple times and modified centrally. WinCC / ODK – describes the open programming interfaces (C-API), which allow access to data and functions of the WinCC configuration and runtime, and even the creation of custom applications.
WinCC Add-ons
WinCC Add-ons are developed and sold by other Siemens departments and external suppliers. The support of WinCC add-ons is provided by the respective manufacturer of the product, that are also reference partners for the integration of the product into the automation solution.
Premium Add-ons
WinCC Premium Add-ons are quality products that are checked in the test center for SIMATIC products in relation to their interoperability with the basic WinCC system and are managed in the first instance by the central SIMATIC hotline. Currently the WinCC Premium Add-ons are available in the categories:
ConnectivityProcess ManagementDiagnostics and maintenanceSolutions for specific industries and technologiesDesign Tools
Universal use
The basic system is designed to be technology and application areas independent. This is shown by references from the most varied applications and from the most diverse sectors: Â from construction of machines and plants, for the pharmaceutical industry for which, specific options of WinCC, comply with the requirements of 21 CFR Part 11.
All important communication channels for connecting to SIMATIC Controllers and Modbus Allen-Bradley Ethernet IP and TCP / IP and channels as cross-vendor PROFIBUS / PROFINET and OPC are included in WinCC. Open interfaces, multiplicity of options and the included Microsoft SQL Server for storing data as an information hub support the IT & Business Integration.
All HMI functions on board
HMI functions for industrial applications are part of the base system:
- Complete graphics display and sequences of the processes. - Operating the machine or plant via a customizable user interface with its own menus and toolbars - Signaling and acknowledgment of events - Storage of measured values and messages in a process database - Recording of current process data and archive data acquired - Managing users and their access rights Transactions and events relevant to the quality are continually recorded and can be fully documented.
Configured easily and efficiently
Sophisticated design features drastically reduce the amount of engineering and training:
- Graphics editor, object-oriented - Comprehensive libraries - Efficient modular software - Fast changes due to design online - Configuration tool for the treatment of mass data - Transparency thanks to cross-reference list
Scalable – via the Web
To be able to meet growing requirements, the system needs to be expandable at any time, without causing technology incompatibilities or requiring completely new design. Investment protection is a top priority. WinCC provides the scalability to this need, from small single-user solution until the solution redundant client / server with Microsoft SQL-Server for central data storage and operator stations via the Web.
Open standards for easy integration
WinCC consistently builds on the highest possible openness and ability to integrate: ActiveX Controls and. NET controls for specific expansions and technology sector, multi-vendor process communication via OPC, standard interfaces for external access to the database (WinCC OLE-DB and OPC HDA) Integrated standard script languages (VBScript and ANSI-C), access to data and system functions via the Application Programming Interface (API) with the Open Development Kit (WinCC / ODK), user-specific expansions of the graphical editor of WinCC via Visual Basic for Applications (VBA).
Microsoft SQL Server-integrated data storage as an information hub
SIMATIC WinCC has already integrated in the base system a powerful, scalable data archiving based on the Microsoft SQL Server. The user is therefore offered all the possibilities: archiving performance data and events of the current process, long-term archiving with high data compression and backup function, up to a central information hub consists of a Microsoft SQL- central server for data storage across the enterprise.
Increased production transparency through Plant Intelligence
Plant Intelligence allows production companies, thanks to the intelligent use of information within a plant, to reduce production costs, to reduce waste, to make the most of the manufacturing base and therefore obtain greater efficiency and economy. The high functionality of the system (eg. Statistical functions for measured values and messages in the base system), unlimited openness, data store and a whole host of options ensure a new transparency in the production process and decisions.
Expandable using options and add-ons
The WinCC basic system forms the core of the most varied applications. Based on the open programming interfaces, WinCC options (from Siemens Industrial Automation) and WinCC Premium Add-ons (from internal and external partners to Siemens) have been developed. WinCC options can be used for scalable plant configurations for Plant Intelligence and IT & Business Integration, for increasing the availability, expanding the base system and the simplification of the validation or traceability.
Solutions for all sectors and all technologies
The WinCC basic system is independent of technologies and sectors, modular and flexibly expandable. It allows both single-user applications in the field of machine building, as well as complex multi-station solutions or even distributed systems with multiple redundant servers and clients in the field of plant construction. Countless references covering all applications and all sectors demonstrate the versatility and performance capability:
- Automotive industry and its subcontractors,
- Chemical and pharmaceutical industry
- Industry of food and beverages
- Manufacture of machinery and equipment
- Energy production and distribution
- Field of trade and services
- Plastic and Rubber Industry
- Metalworking industry and steel industry
- Production and processing of paper, printing industry
- Industrial transportation, traffic and logistics
- Water treatment and purification of waste water
- Building Automation and management of real estate
- Integrated in all automation solutions and any company
All important communication channels for connecting to SIMATIC S5 / S7 / 505 (ex. Using the S7 Protocol Suite), as well as for Allen-Bradley Ethernet IP and Modbus TCP / IP and channels as cross-vendor PROFIBUS / PROFINET and OPC are included i WinCC. Since each controller manufacturer also provides for the hardware related OPC server, the possibilities of WinCC are almost limitless.
SIMATIC WinCC integrates in the base system a powerful, scalable data archiving based on Microsoft SQL Server, which can be used as a central information hub.
Open interfaces and options form the basis for effective IT & Business Integration, therefore a connection with the Manufacturing Execution Systems (MES) and Enterprise Resource Planning Systems (ERP) is also guaranteed.
Integrated user management
Access rights of users in the design and the runtime software with the WinCC User Administrator are assigned and controlled in the design and the runtime software. The administrator can configure at any time, even during the financial year, up to 128 user groups with respectively 128 individual users and assign them access rights to the functions of WinCC. A total of up to 999 different permissions.
Graphic system
The graphics system of WinCC processes all inputs and outputs on the screen during runtime. The pages that are used for displaying and controlling plant are created with the support of the WinCC Graphics Designer. Whether it is a small, simple or complex HMI control tasks, user interfaces tailored to the safe handling of the process and to optimize the entire productio can be realized with the standard WinCC. Â Through central settings of design and color palettes as well as their menus and toolbars, you can create a specific look and feel for the project.
Command …
All the controls of the system of the WinCC archive and can be locked and protected from unauthorized access. WinCC can record tag – with date, time, username, and a comparison between the old and new value.
And monitoring …
To create a user interface attractive and appropriate to the process, the system provides various elements, such as graphical objects, menus, toolbars, buttons and controls as well as the faceplate personalized and modified centrally. The designer dynamically manages the appearance of the graphics and can access the values of variables or detect them directly from programs. WinCC supports the display of images with up to 10,000 x 10,000 pixels, whereas the resolution is always adjusted to the necessary screen. This allows for investment protection in the case of successive enlargements of the plant.
Reporting system
Minimize downtimes – through alarms and messages
SIMATIC WinCC acquire process messages and local events in archives and, if necessary, makes them available to filtered or sorted. The reports may be the derivation of the individual bits of a process variable (max. 32,) as a result of a message frame directly from the automation system, as a result of analog alarms for any number of violations of limit values or on the basis a command (-> post operative). Reports can be designed so that the operator has to acknowledge it.
Structure of reports are definable with no limitations
Since the structure of a message is completely definable, it can be adapted to the specific needs of the plant. The division into max. 10 text blocks (plant, fault location, text, etc..) improves visibility and, in combination with filtering functions or classification, it allows targeted analysis. The classification into max. 16 alarm classes allows for simple status and fault as well as the separate management of alarms, warnings, faults and errors for several different plant areas. Within a class of signals, (ex. Alarm) can be up to 16 distinct priorities.
Comfortable viewing of reports
The message display on the screen via the WinCC Alarm Control is completely configurable. Here, for example. it is possible to precisely adapt the display of information to the operator needs. The settings made can be saved in user-specific or global templates. Based on the contents of the individual message blocks, the view can be filtered, selected and classified, for example. according to chronology, priority or fault location. The contents can then be directly exported as a CSV file or printed as a report. A function of completely customizable toolbar also provides a high degree of flexibility. it is thus possible to integrate the project-specific functions. To maintain a clear view even in the presence of numerous reports coming in, the operator can hide less relevant reports on the screen by means of Alarm Hiding. The messages are still stored in the background.
Archiving and logging of alarms
Microsoft SQL Server  it is used for archiving messages. It ensures a complete record of all events. Messages are archived at the same time (the so-called signaling events  when there is an alarm or change of value of the message).
Statistical Analysis
A variety of integrated statistics functions allow the comprehensive analysis of process states. The hit list of the reports shows the average duration and total specific alarms as well as the average and total recognition. Reports can also be filtered according to the relevant events, places of origin of the reports and the intervals of time. In this way the critical points and bottlenecks in the production are immediately highlighted. To classify the messages in its visualization for analysis, you can simply select the column header and select the desired sorting criteria (ex. "Descending by frequency").
High-performance archive for messages and measured values
Historical values or trend of the values are stored in the archives of the process values. WinCC archives in addition to process values also reports and user data. The files are stored in files in the high performance Microsoft SQL Server database: for a central archive server it is in fact achievable, without problems, a continuous load of 10,000 measured values and 100 messages per second (with a peak even 15,000 alarms within 10 seconds), The memory requirement is very low thanks to powerful compression without loss of data.
Tailored size and segmentation
The storage of measured values or alarms are configured in an archive. The maximum amount of time of storage can be set according to practical needs, such as a month or a year or a maximum volume of data by default. The archive itself can be segmented. The individual logs can be transferred regularly on the storage server in the long term and, if necessary, can be read by WinCC and analyzed with the tools available. The swap ensured that even in case of long-term storage there is no data loss.
Representation of measured values
The representation of process values takes place via the WinCC Online Table Controls and Online Trend Controls, which represent data in the form of table or curve (trend). In addition, the WinCC Trend Ruler Control provides the ability to represent the integrated statistics functions independently of the trend display. The representation is freely selectable, ex.:
- Online trend, curves archive trends, F (x)
- Curve of reference values
- Different writing directions, display of areas and limit values, interpolation, curves steps, curves staggered tables
- Read line, zooming, scale switching, start / stop, scroll
For better display and analysis capabilities, you can design the thickness of the trend lines. By activating the right mouse button on the line of the curve, a tooltip shows detailed information about the measuring point: archive, archive tag, date / time, value and connection status. The operator can not only change the representation, but can save the changes in the configuration and, moreover, configure a trend for any process variable. Current values (online trend), the values of historical process and curves of reference values can be displayed in the same curves. The axis of the times and the range of values can be scaled individually (eg. Scaling percentage). The axes of time and the values of the individual curves can be moved online by moving the mouse. This function can be used, for example, to batch comparisons.
To improve visibility, you can choose to represent only the Y-axis of the selected curve to the left and / or right of the display of the curve. The choice of the curve can be established in the design or online using the buttons on the Trend Control. The settings made can be saved in the template user-specific or global. Using the freely definable toolbar function can be integrated its project-specific functions. You will reach a high degree of flexibility. The process values represented in the display of curves and statistical data can be exported with key commands from a CSV file and then analyzed with standard tools.
Statistical analysis of measured values
Numerous integrated statistics functions allow a comprehensive analysis of process states, which can be positioned anywhere in the WinCC Trend Ruler Control. The acquired process values can be determined and displayed for a defined period of time, the minimum, maximum, average, standard deviation and the integral. To simplify data analysis is also possible to use a second read line. it is also possible a logarithmic representation of the trends of the curves and export values displayed in Excel format.
Reporting and logging system
WinCC has an integrated logging system with which you can print data from WinCC or from other applications. It prints in a programmable layout the data acquired in the runtime of different types of protocols, the protocols of sequential signals and those of system messages. Reports can also be saved as a file and displayed on the screen in a preview. Of course, these protocols can be designed in multiple languages.
Individually configurable layouts
The report output can be initiated at a specific time and event or on direct command from the operator. In a dialog box, you can select the printer online. The contents of a log can be determined dynamically at runtime.
Opening and integrability
WinCC logs can contain data from the database and external data in CSV format as a table or curve. For the visualization of data from other applications in the form of tables or graphs you can also develop your own report provider.
Control functions (Basic Process Control)
In the basic WinCC system are also contained functions that make WinCC stations suitable for applications in process control. Additional objects and configuration tools (eg. Picture Tree Manager) in Basic Process Control provide for a easy implementation of typical technique of process control.
Group displays
- Fixed split screen
- Hierarchy of pages,
- navigation pages
- monitoring
- Activating external signal transmitters (eg. Acoustic)
- Time synchronization via PROFIBUS or Ethernet
Ensure the flow of information in the process, in real time, the sensor system to the management, is the solution "real" to manage the production of any modern system, improve efficiency and increase business.


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The theme for Saturday's tasting was shotgun (aka bring whatever you'd like) and we had a decent assortment of wines.
White Burgundy
A mixed bag of white Burgundies. The Ramonet was only lightly oxidized and even showed the trademark peppermint until TCA became apparent. I just can't win with 1996 white Burgundies.
- 1996 Domaine Ramonet Chassagne-Montrachet 1er Cru La Boudriotte - France, Burgundy, Côte de Beaune, Chassagne-Montrachet 1er Cru
Corked. NR (flawed)
- 1996 Domaine Michel Niellon Chassagne-Montrachet 1er Cru Les Champs-Gain - France, Burgundy, Côte de Beaune, Chassagne-Montrachet 1er Cru
Oxidized. NR (flawed)
- 2015 Domaine Henri Boillot Puligny-Montrachet 1er Cru Clos de la Mouchère - France, Burgundy, Côte de Beaune, Puligny-Montrachet 1er Cru
Delicate but with concentration and a lovely sweet/tart finish accented by just a hint of peppermint. (92 pts.)
I'm including the New World Pinot Noirs with the red Burgundies, as I think these two will appeal to a lot of Burgundy fans. They more than held their own in this group.
- 1999 Alain Hudelot-Noellat Vougeot 1er Cru Les Petits Vougeots - France, Burgundy, Côte de Nuits, Vougeot 1er Cru
Bright cherry with a touch of leather, still showing good acidic and tannic structure, it punches above its weight. (91 pts.)
- 2006 Nicolas Potel Beaune 1er Cru Teurons - France, Burgundy, Côte de Beaune, Beaune 1er Cru
Cherry with a touch of menthol, drinking well. (89 pts.)
- 2005 Jean-Claude Boisset Clos de la Roche - France, Burgundy, Côte de Nuits, Clos de la Roche Grand Cru
Painfully reduced, it showed little other than a not-unpleasant sauerkraut aroma even after it had been open for a few hours. NR (flawed)
- 2011 Adelsheim Pinot Noir Bryan Creek Vineyard - USA, Oregon, Willamette Valley, Chehalem Mountains
Tart black cherry with a pepper and little fresh green bean (think fresh picked haricot verts) which turns into evergreen bough with air. Lovely. (92 pts.)
- 2012 Lioco Pinot Noir Klindt Vineyard - USA, California, North Coast, Anderson Valley
Blackberry and plummy dark fruit with a touch of spice, nimble but concentrated with lively acidity, an excellent and elegant example of "deep end" Anderson Valley Pinot Noir. (92 pts.)
- 2009 Marchand & Tawse / Pascal Marchand Clos St. Denis - France, Burgundy, Côte de Nuits, Clos St. Denis Grand Cru
Beautiful spicy tart cherry, with a bit of black pepper, great depth and freshness, it brilliantly combines power and grace. (94 pts.)
- 2012 Méo-Camuzet Frère et Sœurs Chambolle-Musigny 1er Cru Les Cras - France, Burgundy, Côte de Nuits, Chambolle-Musigny 1er Cru
On the tart side, but with a lot of concentration, not immediately impressive but it kept growing on me and I may be under rating it. (89 pts.)
- 2015 Domaine Anne Gros Echezeaux Les Loachausses - France, Burgundy, Côte de Nuits, Echezeaux Grand Cru
I don't care for the combination of very ripe sweet dark cherry fruit with a touch of spice and astringent tannin, it needs time and won't surprise me if it improves dramatically with age. (89 pts.)
- 1985 Château Rayas Côtes du Rhône Château de Fonsalette Cuvée Syrah - France, Rhône, Southern Rhône, Côtes du Rhône
A brilliant aged Syrah more reminiscent of Cote Rotie than anything else. It keeps getting more youthful and complex with air. Fantastic. (94 pts.)
- 2001 Domaine de Beaurenard (Paul Coulon et Fils) Châteauneuf-du-Pape - France, Rhône, Southern Rhône, Châteauneuf-du-Pape
Showing much younger than expected, leather and ripe fruit, drinking very well, it still has at least several years of life left. (90 pts.)
- 2008 E. Guigal Côte-Rôtie La Mouline - France, Rhône, Northern Rhône, Côte-Rôtie
Loaded with white pepper, a little more exotic than a recent 2008 La Landonne, pretty classic and outstanding. (94 pts.)
A pretty nice selection showing the diversity of styles that Nebbiolo can exhibit.
- 2007 Poderi Aldo Conterno Barolo Cicala - Italy, Piedmont, Langhe, Barolo
Intense and pure, with oak softening and rounding it off without being obtrusive. (94 pts.)
- 2000 Bruno Giacosa Barolo Falletto di Serralunga d'Alba - Italy, Piedmont, Langhe, Barolo
Beguiling with seamless elegance and complexity. (94 pts.)
- 2004 Roberto Voerzio Barolo Rocche dell'Annunziata Torriglione - Italy, Piedmont, Langhe, Barolo
Ripe and modern, but with personality and verve, it shows great purity of fruit and intensity with ample but perfectly integrated tannin. (93 pts.)
- 2004 Domenico Clerico Barolo Pajana - Italy, Piedmont, Langhe, Barolo
Flowers and anise spice with a hint of brown sugar accent the ample dark fruit, but with a lot of tannic structure that is on the grainy side, it is fine now with food, but will be better with time. (92 pts.)
- 2003 Bruno Giacosa Barbaresco Asili - Italy, Piedmont, Langhe, Barbaresco
Not bad, but riper than I'd like bordering on overripe and lacking depth and persistence. (89 pts.)
Any day that includes vintage Krug is a good day.
- 2000 Krug Champagne Vintage Brut - France, Champagne
Lemony and mineral on the nose with a touch of yeast, it has picked up a hint of nutty richness on the palate while still showing great freshness. Splendid. (93 pts.)
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A toolkit for understanding tremolos on the flute
Written in Wolfram, Flutter is a library of data and functions that maps fingerings on the concert flute to the pitches they produce and understands the physical mechanics entailed by moving from one fingering to another. With this information, Flutter can identify all tremolos within a pitch space that are "playable" by any standards that a user chooses to implement. The library includes functions for measuring many physical aspects of tremolos: which fingers are used; the number of fingers that change position; the relative directionality of finger motion globally, between hands, or within a hand; finger reuse; etc. These methods are easily augmented or extended and can be used to filter and sort playable fingerings for a wide variety of compositional purposes.
Below, the foundational logic of toolkit is detailed along with many of its principal functions. The complete toolkit freely available for download and use.
This documentation is still under construction.
To begin, we lay out the flute's keys and mechanisms as an ordered array of strings called
Flute Key Definitions
fluteKeys = {
(* left hand *)
(* right hand *)
We will also make a list
unconventionalKeys that gives the indices within
fluteKeys of those keys that are not typically manipulated directly by the player's fingers.
unconventionalKeys = {4, 8, 9};
Additionally, we will define an array
keyGroups that lists the indices in
fluteKeys of the keys that each finger can play. This array will eventually be used to determine if a tremolo requires a finger to move from one key to another, rather than simply coming on and off a single key.
The keys potentially played by each finger
keyGroups = {
{1, 2}, (* thumb *)
{3, 4}, (* 1: index finger *)
{5, 4}, (* 2: middle finger *)
{6}, (* 3: ring finger *)
{7, 4}, (* pinky *)
{10, 9, 13, 15}, (* 1: index finger *)
{11, 13, 14}, (* 2: index finger *)
{12}, (* 3: ring finger *)
{16, 17, 18, 19, 20} (* pinky *)
Finally, we give a list of fingerings adapted from John Fonville's Microtonal Fingering for Flute. Note that the cents deviation values are quantized to the 8th-tone. Half-holes are indicated by a
"/" following the given key and yield a value of 1/2. The timbre attribute follows the following convention:
w = weak, covered, soft, diffuse;
d = requires a difficult emboucher;
s = can only be produced at a soft dynamic;
l = can only by produced at a loud dynamic.
< pitchClass, octave, centsDeviation, timbre, fingering >
Excerpted array of fingerings. The full list is included in the attached Mathematica File.
fingeringDB = {
{"D", 4, -25, "o", "Th 1 2 3 | 1 2 3 B"},
{"E", 6, 25, "o", "Th 1 2 | 1 2/ 3/ D#"}
ParseFingering function takes a fingering string such as
"Th 1 2 3 | 1 2/ c D#" and yields an array of 20 numbers, one for each of the keys on the flute. Each key gets a
0 if it is not used, a
1 if it is fully depressed, or a
0.5 if it is a half-covered hole. For example, we can take a random element from
fingeringDB and then pass it to
ParseFingering in order to get an array representation of the fingering:
Example of parsing a fingering into a numeric array
In[1]:= fingRaw = RandomChoice[fingeringDB]
Out[1]= {"Bb", 4, 50, "ws", "Th 2 3 | 1 2 3/ D#"}
In[2]:= fing = fingRaw[[-1]]
Out[2]= "Th 2 3 | 1 2 3/ D#"
In[3]:= ParseFingering[fing]
Out[3]= {0, 1, 0, 0, 1, 1, 0, 0, 0, 1, 1, 0.5, 0, 0, 0, 1, 0, 0, 0, 0}
FingeringDiff function takes an array of two fingerings (in their full format from
fingeringDB) and returns the number of fingers that must move the switch between them. For instance, in the following example, the second fingering in
fings differs from the first only by the addition of the first finger on the left hand.
Example of the
FingeringDiff function in action.
In[1]:= fings = {
{"D", 6, 50, "o", "Th 2 3 G# | 1"},
{"G", 4, 75, "o", "Th 1 2 3 G# | 1"}
In[2]:= FingeringDiff[fings]
Out[2]= 1
ConventionalFingeringQ function takes a fingering in the full form of
fingeringDB and returns
True if the fingering is normal — i.e. if it does not require any finger to be placed on an unconventional key.
ConventionalFingeringQ function
ConventionalFingeringQ[fing_] := If[
Total[ParseFingering[fing[[-1]]][[#]] & /@ unconventionalKeys] > 0,
FingerReuseQ function takes an array of two fingerings in the full form of
fingeringDB and returns
True if a finger must move from key to another in order to move between the two fingerings. To do this, the function identifies the finger options for every key used in both fingerings. It then searches through the every combination of possible fingerings for that doesn't require a finger to be reused.
MonodirectionalQ function takes an array of two fingerings in the full form of
fingeringDB and returns
True if the pair requires all changing fingers to move in the same direction (on or off of keys and towards or away from whole holes).
Using the functions described above, Flutter enables users to efficiently workable tremolos --- i.e. arrays of two fingerings --- based on various extensible and user-defined criteria. The following are several examples.
Identify all potential tremolos within the fingering database.
In[1]:=potentialTremolos = Subsets[fingeringDB, {2}];
Isolate tremolos that use only conventional fingerings.
In[1]:=conventionalTremolos = Select[
! MemberQ[ConventionalFingeringQ /@ #, False] &
Isolate tremolos that do not require finger reuse.
usableTremolos = Select[
! FingerReuseQ[#] &
Isolate monodirectional tremolos.
In[1]:= mondirTremolos = Select[usableTremolos, MonodirectionalQ[#] &];
In[2]:= Length[mondirTremolos]
Out[2]= 9402
Filter tremolos by a maximum number of changing fingers.
In[1]:= maxFingerChange = 2;
tremoloGamut = Select[
FingeringDiff[#] <= maxFingerChange &
In[2]:= Length[tremoloGamut]
Out[2]= 5086
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Aladdin will be flying into Echo Arena Auditorium this Christmas, and at the centre of it all will be Jessica Johann. A talented up-and-coming actress, singer and dancer currently studying at Liverpool Media Academy (LMA), this production marks something of a big break for Jessica, as she will be playing the part of Princess Jasmine, a much sought-after part which more than 300 aspiring actresses auditioned for. We spoke to Jessica to find out more about her role, her training and her future ambitions!
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A traveller family's application for a change of use of land in Barby to accommodate thoroughbred horses, chickens, dogs and their residential mobile home has been recommended for approval by Daventry District Council's planning committee.
The application, submitted by Mr P J Hannifin, for the land west of Barby Lane also proposes the construction of hardstanding, a parking area, and the erection of an outbuilding with a chicken hutch and dog pen.
The committee found the proposal, first submitted in December 2016, in keeping with local and national planning policies on sustainability.
"On balance, this retrospective change of use of land from agriculture to a mixed use comprising residential and keeping of thoroughbred horses, chickens and horse dogs, and the associated stationing of a single residential mobile home, for one gypsy family, complies with the salient criteria of relevant national and local planning policies on sustainability and the provision of small scale traveller sites," read the committee's report.
"The development is small scale and, on balance, does not detract from the character of the local landscape or safety of the local highways network.
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A personal statement from the applicants was included in the report.
"We have had a few years of travelling, which is in my blood, but because of Patrick, our son's ill-health, after many discussions with our families, we have decided to settle down, so we can be near to the health support he needs for our son aged 7, who suffers from Doose syndrome, which is a form of epilepsy," wrote the family.
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It continues: "My great-grandfather, his wife and children travelled from Ireland to settle in the Rugby area as they visited often to visit families. They were soon followed by the Hannifin family. They arrived in Rugby in 1963 and stayed at land within Rugby."
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A few weeks back, while the girls were busy in the bathroom, Jack and I had some fun together. Continue reading "Having fun with Jack [VIDEO]"
Big Truck Day
We live in such a cool place. The local government puts on a Big Truck Day every year, where kids get to tour and sit in all sorts of big trucks, like cranes, dump trucks, fire trucks, garbage trucks and 18-wheelers. Jack was in Heaven!
Continue reading "Big Truck Day"
A visit from Aunty Nicola and Max
In August, Aunty Nicola and cousin Max were kind enough to visit us from England.
It really felt like a long trip, because we did so much every day that we really made the most of our time.
There was a jetboat ride on the Willamette, wine tasting, waterfalls, beaches, mountains, lakes, roses, playing around, snuggling, barbecues, stories and more. Continue reading "A visit from Aunty Nicola and Max"
Halloween 2017
One of Jack's favourite books is "Goodnight, Goodnight, Construction Site", so when he was offered the opportunity to reuse one of Ellie's former Halloween costumes and be a construction worker, he jumped on the opportunity.
Despite saying that he was a "construction site" for Halloween, he looked adorable and we were blessed to live in an amazing neighbourhood for Halloween and the kids had an amazing time together. Continue reading "Halloween 2017"
October – November 2017
As autumn gets into full swing, we still made sure to get out of the house, rain or shine. Continue reading "October – November 2017"
June – September 2017
We spent a lot of time exploring Oregon during the summer and making the most of the nice weather.
Marti, Ellie & Jack also enjoyed a trip back to Florida, while I had to stay back and work. Continue reading "June – September 2017"
Jack's first broken bone
Well, it didn't take him long. I would have put good money on Jack being the first to break a bone, but what was perhaps more surprising was that he wasn't horsing around or doing something he shouldn't. In fact, he came to break his arm at the hand of Ellie.
Ellie and Jack were having a… disagreement, and in the course of events, Jack came to fall off of the bench that they were both on perhaps (definitely) because of Ellie's hand that pushed him off of it. Continue reading "Jack's first broken bone"
April – June 2017
So much are we loving life in Oregon that we haven't stopped for an hour or more to be able to put up a few pictures. But with Marti away for the weekend and winter setting in, I'm taking the opportunity to catch up.
Here's a variety of photos from April to June this year. Continue reading "April – June 2017"
February – April 2017
As was the case in January, it's been a bit manic lately with our move to Portland, so we haven't had much time to do updates on the website here.
But, rather than deprive you all of Jack's cuteness, here's another little compilation from the last couple of months. Continue reading "February – April 2017"
Jack's body parts [VIDEO]
It turns out that Jack knows a lot more body parts than I thought.
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I am just going to write tonight what is on my heart. No less, no more, no mystery, no esoteric prose. It's all good, because God is good.
Journal question and/or thought: What can you praise Him for tonight? What has He transformed, or healed in you?
I can never love Him enough. Yet He loves me enough to die for me and to heal my heart for His purposes.
It's been a hard couple of weeks beginning with saying goodbye to my sweet Father-in-law. Tonight, we remember that the end of February marks another year, (eight), that our son Timmy died on a surgical table, bleeding out all his strength from years of fighting too many diseases, too much pain, unable to catch his breathe and hold on to it.
Graphic, I know.
So is life.
It's messy, complicated, disappointing, scary, painful and for most, far from God...
...until you take the time to consider, to seek, to ask, to forgive, to love one another and truly embrace a hope and a purpose we were all created for, to worship Him!
Until you humble yourself and accept His AMAZING GRACE and seek His divine purpose.
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I know I am unworthy.
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How can I not praise His Name every day, very hour, every passing year, every Feb. 27th?
Tim got it. He made sure I knew that he knew before He left this world. God's been confirming it ever since.
How can I not praise His name! How can I not serve Him with all my heart, seek Him in His Word, search for Him...meditate and rest in Him, and tell of His love for me, for you, for every single one of us?
I still live in this skin and possess a tongue that says stupid things, a brain that wants a bit of the world, and an attitude at times that needs to be kicked to the curb. A critical spirit lingers and loves to show up and mess with my head.
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How can I not praise Your Holy Name?
How can I not be so awe-inspired by all You have done for me?
Thank you Lord God for Your Love. Thank you Heavenly Father for saving grace and sustaining grace. Thank you for all Your gifts, especially the Holy Spirit. Thank you for ministry and the freedom to worship You. Help me Lord to bring to You a worship that is worthy, a continued passion for more of You, a story that points only towards You. May I never lose hope and may my gain bring You alone glory and honor. Amen.
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Wondering as to the next walk; there is at this time of the year so many opportunities to get together, to spend time with friends and family therefor I will wait until Wednesday January the 6th 2011
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However I would greatly appreciate if you were to send me one photo or a very short video of a special moment you spent with your loved ones during the holidays.
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Wishing you a fantastic holiday and a beautiful transition to the new year.
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Wednesday, December 22, 2010
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