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The Blackfin processor provides for a Non Maskable Interrupt (NMI) source that has a higher priority than any other interrupt or exception. Unfortunately, this feature may not be safely utilized while running Linux. Let's find out why.
The Blackfin processor provides for two different stacks: the supervisor (aka kernel) stack (SP) and the user stack (USP). Since each kernel thread has its own stack and may live anywhere in external memory, there is no way to guarantee that the stack is covered by a CPLB entry as you can easily have more kernel threads than the number of hardware CPLB entries (and thus you cannot lock one CPLB per thread). While you can have nested interrupts, you cannot have nested exceptions, so you have to be careful in exception context.
To address this, a small dedicated stack is created that is guaranteed to be covered by a CPLB entry. This stack space is only used by exceptions. So when an exception occurs on the Blackfin processor, the first thing you need to do is load up the exception stack into the SP register. But wait! You can't simply clobber the existing SP value as the exception may have occurred in supervisor (aka kernel) mode, so when returning from the exception, the SP needs to be restored. That's fine you think to yourself, we'll just save the old SP on the stack … err, wait, on which stack will you be saving it?
Thus we come to the chicken and egg problem. How do you save the stack pointer and restore it later without a stack in the first place?
Now you see why NMI may not be used. If the NMI occurs while the old SP lives in the RETN register, the old SP will be clobbered. So upon return from NMI, you may have corrupted the system and Linux will blow up (kaboom!).
But what if you were planning on using NMI?
Usually people use NMI as an interrupt source. To this end, you can simply take a spare GPIO and use it as a generic interrupt source. For more information, see the interrupts page.
Once you've decided to try and write your own NMI handler, there's a few things to keep in mind. NMI has the highest priority (only Emulation and Reset are higher). While you may think to yourself that you already knew this fact, there's a few perhaps not so obvious considerations.
First, you cannot take an exception. That means you cannot call any code not covered by an ICPLB or access any data not covered by a DCPLB. You can turn off icache/dcache at the start of your handler (thus taking a performance hit due to flushing), or make sure all your code/data is located in L1.
If you need stack space in the NMI, you should preserve a location that is guaranteed to have a DCPLB covering it. Most likely, this means a small chunk of L1. Keep in mind that the same problem encountered with exceptions (needing a scratch register to cache the old SP) will need to be addressed here. The best (only?) solution is to use CYCLES for the exception stack scratch register and then use CYCLES2 for the NMI stack scratch register.
Remember to save/restore state. Since the NMI can happen at any time and the kernel does not have a dedicated register file, you need to push/pop the entire core state on the stack (or at least any register you modify).
Finally, since an NMI can literally interrupt anything running in the processor, and nothing can interrupt NMI, you cannot safely use any kernel resource that involves locks. If a resource has a spinlock associated with it and the NMI occurs while that lock is held, if the NMI handler attempts to grab the same lock, the system will obviously deadlock.
If all else fails and you still want to use NMI, you should know that there are anomaly workarounds in the kernel that rely on the processor not being interrupted (e.g. canceled speculative reads). NMI basically violates that assumption. So review your setup carefully before trying to implement support for NMI.
If you still wish to define your own NMI handler, create a function evt_nmi in the boards directory for your particular board. It will automatically override the default evt_nmi function that is part of the Blackfin code.
# error "A safe NMI handler (that uses stack) only works with the CONFIG_BFIN_SCRATCH_REG_CYCLES option"


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Climate |Nights Are Warming Faster Than Days. Here's Why That's Dangerous.
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Nights Are Warming Faster Than Days. Here's Why That's Dangerous.
By KENDRA PIERRE-LOUIS and NADJA POPOVICH JULY 11, 2018
July kicked off with searingly hot temperatures for most Americans this year.
New daily, monthly and all-time record highs were set across the country last week, with more than 100 million people sweating it out under heat warnings or advisories. But the low nighttime temperatures that usually provide a crucial respite from scorching summer days have been more quietly making history.
On July 2, Burlington, Vt., set a record for its hottest overnight temperature as the thermometer refused to budge below 80 degrees Fahrenheit. Four days later, central Los Angeles hit 95 degrees before 11 a.m., already breaking the previous daily record of 94 degrees, before rising to well over 100 in the afternoon.
More of the U.S. is Seeing Extremely Warm Temperatures at Night
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Source: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration | NOAA defines extremely hot temperatures as those in the top 10 percent for the local period of record.
Nationwide, summer nights have warmed at nearly twice the rate of days, with overnight low temperatures increasing 1.4 degrees Fahrenheit per century since 1895, when national temperature records began, compared to a daytime high increase of 0.7 degrees per century. (Nights have warmed faster than days during other seasons, too.)
That pattern, which is in keeping with climate change models, is expected to continue as the world warms because of human-caused carbon emissions.
Derek S. Arndt, chief of the climate monitoring division at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, called the increase in summer nighttime temperatures a "dramatic example" of how small shifts in average temperature can lead to big consequences in the extremes.
An early-July heatwave broke temperature records across Southern California. Mike Blake/Reuters
Warmer Summer Nights Can 'Really Be Lethal'
In a typical year, heat waves kill more Americans than any other natural disaster including floods, tornadoes and hurricanes.
While warm summer nights may seem less concerning than scorching afternoons, "the combination of high daytime and high nighttime temperatures can be really lethal because the body doesn't have a chance to cool down during the nighttime hours," said Lara Cushing, professor of environmental epidemiology at San Francisco State University.
Those risks are higher in places where temperatures have historically been cooler, like coastal California. There people are less physiologically acclimated (the body can get used to higher temperatures up to a point) and less behaviorally adapted to hot weather.
"A hundred and five degrees in San Francisco is going to have a bigger impact probably than 105 degrees in Houston, Tex., where everybody has air conditioning and people are accustomed to dealing with high temperatures," Dr. Cushing said.
Older people, the sick, and young children are especially at risk. So are agricultural, construction and other outdoor workers, who can no longer avoid the heat by shifting their hours to work earlier or later in the day. Similarly, homeless people who bear the full brunt of the elements get little relief.
In cities like Los Angeles, Asian-American, black, and Hispanic residents are more likely to live in hotter parts of the city than white residents because of a complicated range of factors like green spaces, elevation, prevailing winds and proximity to the ocean. Lack of green spaces in some neighborhoods, for example, can exacerbate the heat island effect, a phenomenon in which cities are as much as 22 degrees Fahrenheit warmer than less built-up environments because of of their impervious, heat-absorbing surfaces.
While air conditioning can provide a respite from intense heat, it isn't a panacea. Air conditioners work by sending hot air outside, adding to the heat island effect. If fossil fuels are used to provide power for air conditioners, it exacerbates climate change. And, increased air conditioner use taxes electrical grids making power failures more likely. In the midst of the recent heatwave, roughly 90,000 Los Angeles area residents lost power because transformers, which help distribute electricity, overheated and failed.
Health officials in Canada estimated that up to 70 people in Quebec may have died from heat-related causes after last week's heat wave stretched north.

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I'm often asked why I invest most of my resources in climbing, if I have no personal interest. My answer: At first climbing was simply a cool activity to keep Kai busy and tire him out by the end of the day. He was an extremely active kid. Eventually my reasons for investing in climbing became much more strategic.
1. Setting Goals, Developing Plans to Achieve Them, and Having the Discipline to Stick to the Plans.
Starting at 7, Kai's coach made him set goals at the beginning of each season. They would discuss the goal and then establish a program to accomplish them. Since his coach was six hours away, I had to work with him in the gym each day to implement the plan. As Kai would gripe and complain about his training program being too rigid, I would agree and suggest that he downgrade his goal so that we could ask his coach to reduce his training program. Being the stubborn kid that he was, he refused to lower his goal. Being the stubborn mom that I was, I told him that I would not continue paying for his professional coaching if he did not follow the training program designed. I constantly reminded him that he was in complete control. His goal determined the work required to reach it.
Seven years later, Kai still sets goals at the beginning of each season. He now actively participates in designing programs and competition schedules to meet his goals. I am in more of a supportive role, instead of being the enforcer.
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This lesson was a rough one to teach. Anyone that trained or competed with Kai his first few years should have vivid memories of him sitting on the floor (or hanging on the rope) crying uncontrollably because he could not complete a climb. THAT BEHAVIOR DROVE ME CRAZY. Each time, I would wait for him to calm down, and then force him to walk back through what happened and helped him design a new approach. Sometimes that involved backing away from the route and practicing using the holds causing the most problems. Other times he would think through a different sequence and attempt the route again. Kai HATED the process of me making him relive (and discuss his failure) until he could develop a new plan.
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Haluro de hidrógeno (también llamado halogenuro de hidrógeno o en su forma disuelta ácido halhídrico o ácido halogenhídrico) es un tipo de compuesto químico resultante de la reacción química del hidrógeno con uno de los elementos halógenos (flúor, cloro, bromo, y yodo), que se encuentran en el grupo 17 (VII, VIIA) de la tabla periódica. El astato no se incluye en la lista debido a que es muy raro, inestable y no se encuentra como ácido en cantidades substanciales. Los haluros de hidrógeno tienen como fórmula química general HX, donde H representa un átomo de hidrógeno y X representa un átomo de halógeno.

Son ácidos debido a su habilidad para liberar iones hidronio (H3O+) en solución acuosa. Con la excepción de HF, los haluros de hidrógeno son ácidos fuertes, con una fuerza ácida que se incrementa según se baja en el grupo dentro de la tabla periódica. Esto resulta de los fuertes enlaces de hidrógeno en HF, que deben ser superados antes que sea posible la disociación; además, los muy pequeños iones F− imponen orden en las moléculas vecinas de agua e iones hidronio incrementando la energía libre, volviendo desfavorable la disociación. Por debajo del HCl, sin embargo, no hay enlaces de hidrógeno, los aniones son mayores, y la entalpía de enlace disminuye lo que significa que la disociación ocurre con una creciente facilidad.

También debido a la formación de enlaces de hidrógeno en el HF, este compuesto tiene los mayores puntos de fusión y de ebullición de la serie HX. Del HCl al HI el punto de ebullición aumenta en ese orden. Esto es debido al creciente número de electrones en las moléculas que a su vez lleva a un incremento en la frecuencia y la fuerza de las fuerzas de Van der Waals.

Los haluros de hidrógeno anhidros son todos gases incoloros en condiciones estándar de presión y temperatura excepto el fluoruro de hidrógeno, que ebulle a 19 °C debido a los fuertes enlaces de hidrógeno. Las soluciones concentradas de ácido halhídrico producen visibles humos blancos. Esto ocurre porque los ácidos halhídricos reaccionan con vapor de agua para formar pequeñas gotas de sus soluciones acuosas concentradas, y se disocian como sigue:

HX (g) + (n+1) H2O (g) → H3O+ (aq) + X− (aq) + n H2O (l)

SI n es grande o pequeño depende de la humedad, con n aproximándose a infinito conforme la humedad se aproxima al 100%.

Este fenómeno no debería ser confundido con los humos blancos densos formados cuando los haluros de hidrógeno reaccionan con amoniaco concentrado, formando haluros de amonio:

HX (g) + NH3 (g) → NH4X (s)

Referencias
 La acidez de los haluros de hidrógeno (en inglés)

Compuestos de hidrógeno
Hidrácidos
Compuestos binarios
Halogenuros

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having now a 9210i, I would like to know how I can manage it to load the call-log into the PC to use it as an Excel file.
Not sure about excel but you can use either pdf printer or eprinters to print log into a text or pdf file after that you can work on that file in your PC.
thank You for your quick reply, I have seen, that I can print the log to a printer, but how do I manage that, how do I print the log into a pdf-file.
you will need pdf printer for that, also you can either use ePrinters if you want to print to a text file. if you use pdf printer then make sure that you save that as a text file in pdf+ for working with it in pc unless you have acrobat writer installed in your pc. i hope that makes sense.
anyway if you need these softwares pm me with your email address, because i am afraid southside's hub is apparently dead for whatever reason.
[QUOTE=asiwal]you will need pdf printer for that, also you can either use ePrinters .
I used a test download of ePrinters, it worked, but I got all informations and no telephone numbers. Looking up in the backup files in my PC I found the log file. Looking at it with a Hex viewer and late with the Notebook, I could see everything I wanted, but could not identify all those strange characters; is there a program that can read this file properly.
sektor you have missed the point, renzo is not talking about printing call log to a printer but he wants it to be as a file which he can open in his PC.
anyway renzo check your mail, i have mailed pdf printer with pdf+. extended printers gave me problem as well so i switched to pdf printer and i like it more than eprinters.
Thank You Asiwal for Your kind e-mail. Now my point is another one. I was able to get that Log-file in my computer, it was like the one you can see in the Communicator, but the telephone numbers corresponding to the names are missing. I found in the backups the file Logdbu.dat, this is the backup file from the log file. I could see it with a hex-reader. Now the point is to find a program that gives a .CSV-file for example, that contains all information, telephone numbers included.
Ouuch, I spilled my beer.
Now the point is to find a program that gives a .CSV-file for example, that contains all information, telephone numbers included.
Thanks for the thread, I hope Gorby had made it. I will try.


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McDonald's tax deal with Luxembourg did not breach EU state aid rules, EU competition regulators ruled today.
The regulators said the reason the US fast food chain did not pay some taxes was due to the mismatch between US and Luxembourg laws.
The decision by the European Commission came after a three-year long investigation, part of its crackdown against illegal sweetheart deals between EU governments and multinationals that has resulted in Apple, Starbucks and Fiat paying billions of euros in back taxes.
The Commission said McDonald's tax deal was in line with national tax laws and the Luxembourg-US double taxation treaty.
"Our in-depth investigation has shown that the reason for double non-taxation in this case is a mismatch between Luxembourg and US tax laws, and not a special treatment by Luxembourg.
"Therefore, Luxembourg did not break EU state aid rules," European Competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager said.
"Of course, the fact remains that McDonald's did not pay any taxes on these profits - and this is not how it should be from a tax fairness point of view," she said.
The investigation had focused on McDonald's Luxembourg-based subsidiary Europe Franchising which receives royalties from franchisees in Europe, Ukraine and Russia.
Luxembourg in a 2009 tax ruling said the company did not have to pay corporate taxes as its profits would be taxed in the US.
In a second tax ruling, the Grand Duchy said that the company was no longer required to prove that its royalty income was subject to US taxation.
Luxembourg said in a statement that it welcomed the Commission's recognition of the steps it had taken to avoid similar cases in future.


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Q: Does anyone know how i can group this dataframe by month? Im looking to group this dataframe by month and then find the month with the most accidents, any idea how i would do this?
Tried a few things using the group_by function but think i need to sort the dates into months first
small part of dataframe;
   Accidents    Longitude   Latitude    Date        Day_of_Week  Time
0   124         -0.153842   51.508057   18/02/2019        2     17:50
1   234         -0.127949   51.436208   15/02/2019        3     21:45
2   222         -0.124193   51.526795   01/03/2019        3     01:50
3   188         -0.191044   51.546387   01/07/2019        3     01:20
4   300         -0.200064   51.541121   01/11/2019        3     00:40

A: Try this:
df['Date'] = pd.to_datetime(df['Date'], dayfirst=True)
df.groupby(df['Date'].dt.strftime('%B'))['Accidents'].sum().sort_values(ascending=False)

A: I think this could work:
df.groupby(df.Date.str.split("/", expand=True)[1]).Accidents.sum()

A: You will first need to extract the month from your Date column, there are various ways to do that but if you consider it as string, you can do it by:
df["month"] = df.Date.apply(lambda s: int(s.split("/")[1]))

   Accidents  Longitude   Latitude        Date  Day_of_Week   Time  month
0        124  -0.153842  51.508057  18/02/2019            2  17:50      2
1        234  -0.127949  51.436208  15/02/2019            3  21:45      2
2        222  -0.124193  51.526795  01/03/2019            3  01:50      3
3        188  -0.191044  51.546387  01/07/2019            3  01:20      7
4        300  -0.200064  51.541121  01/11/2019            3  00:40     11

Then you can use that column for groupby and aggregation:
df.groupby("month").sum()[["Accidents"]].sort_values("Accidents", ascending=False)

       Accidents
month
2            358
11           300
3            222
7            188

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CLIA North West & Canada Cruise News – March
PRINCE RUPERT : 'AUTHENTIC EXPERIENCE'
"We are expecting 30 cruise calls this year and the same number of passengers as in 2017, approximately 17,000," said Brian Friesen, marketing manager at the Prince Rupert Authority.
"Last year we had 26 calls and 17,000 passengers, over double what we saw in 2016, which was double 2015." Norwegian Cruise Line came back last year with the Sun and the Jewel. Other callers included Oceania, Seabourn, Regent and The World.
The destination has also expanded its shore excursion capabilities and introduced some new products. Tours include bear and whale watching, jet boats, hiking and kayaking. To read more please visit cruiseindustrynews.com, February 26,2018.
SS PRINCESS SOPHIA COMMEMORATIVE EXHIBIT MAR 31-MAY 6 2018
The SS Princess Sophia Exhibition commemorates the 100th anniversary of the tragic sinking of the Princess Sophia, in which everyone on board lost their lives. The Princess Sophia traveled from her home port in Victoria, BC up to Skagway, AK, with stops along the way. Communities in BC, Yukon, and Alaska relied quite heavily on this route to travel. When tragedy struck, all three jurisdictions were irrevocably impacted and in unique ways.
Now, 100 years later, the three jurisdictions are uniting to commemorate this marine disaster that took more than 350 lives and affected countless more. Have a look through princesssophia.org to learn about the history of the Princess Sophia, as well as details for the Exhibition including travelling plans, partnering organizations, and ways to get involved. Be a part of the commemoration and help us set a lasting legacy for the future.
Opens March 31st thru May 6th!
for more information please visit vancouvermaritimemuseum.com
ALASKA CRUISES ARE MOST BOOKED DOMESTIC VACATION
Alaska cruises jumped to the top spot from last year's fifth place to become the most booked domestic vacation for 2018, according to Travel Leaders Group's 2018 Travel Trends Survey.
According to the Cruise Lines International Association, member lines sent 33 ships on 497 voyages carrying a total of 1,089,700 passengers to Alaska in 2017. Projections for 2018 are 34 ships sailing, 519 voyages and 1,165,500 passengers. Projected 2019 figures are 37 ships, 567 voyages and 1,310,000 passengers.
To read more please visit maritime-executive.com, March 14,2018
CUNARD PARTNERS WITH ROCKY MOUNTAINEERS ON ALASKA VOYAGES
Cunard is partnering with Rocky Mountaineer for pre- and post-voyage rail trips when the cruise line returns to Alaska in 2019 for the first time in two decades.
The Queen Elizabeth will offer four 10-night roundtrips from Vancouver, departing May 21, May 31, June 10 and June 20, 2019, as well as cruises to and from Vancouver.
The rail trips are three or five nights in the Canadian Rockies, by glacier- and snow-capped peaks and through river canyons, mountain passes and tunnels. Highlights include the Continental Divide, Kicking Horse Canyon, Spiral Tunnels and the rushing waters of Hell's Gate in the Fraser Canyon.
For more information, visit cunard.com/cruise-types/alaska-cruises, February 27,2018
TRANSPORT CANADA MINISTER ANNOUNCES RANGE OF COASTAL PROTECTION MEASURES
Canada's Minister of Transport Marc Garneau has announced a range of coastal protection measures under the nation's Oceans Protection Plan.
Among them, Aqua-Guard Spill Response from British Columbia has been awarded a $1.2 million contract for new multi-cassette portable skimmer packages to recover marine pollution spills.
Over $167 million has been assigned to whale research, including the survival challenges faced by the endangered Southern Resident Killer Whale. The aim is to implement regulatory and other measures to reduce underwater noise from vessels. To read more please visit maritime-executive.com , March 13,2018.
CARNIVAL ADDING 20 NEW CRUISE SHIPS OVER THE NEXT 5 YEARS
Carnival Cruise Line and Princess Cruises, now has an astounding 20 new cruise ships scheduled to launch over the next five years.
The cruise industry is growing at a feverish pace and Carnival Corp. is leading the way with a boatload of new cruise ships on order. Carnival is entering the mega cruise ship market having ordered their largest cruise ships to date, 180,000 gross ton vessels that will be powered by LNG.
For the full list please visit cruisefever.net , March 10,2018
NORWEGIAN BLISS BEGINS CONVEYANCE
The Norwegian Bliss recently departed Meyer Werft in Papenburg, Germany, headed to Eemshaven, Netherlands.
"Today marks another historical moment for Norwegian Bliss, the most highly anticipated ship of the Norwegian Breakaway Plus class, the most successful class of our company's history" said Andy Stuart, president and chief executive officer of Norwegian Cruise Line. "When she arrives into Seattle in June, guests will be excited to experience many new first-at-sea activities, including the largest two-level race track at sea, new dining experiences, such as Q Texas Smokehouse and Coco's a chocolate and treat shop, the Tony Award-Winning Broadway Show Jersey Boys and much more for guests to explore."
Read more at cruiseindustrynews.com, March 14,2018.
FIRST EVER LUXURY CRUISE SHIP LENGTHENING
Fincantieri's Palermo shipyard is carrying out the world's first lengthening of a luxury cruise ship. Lengthening has been carried out on cruise ships before, but it has never been attempted for a vessel of this subtype, according to operator Silversea Cruises.
On March 10, workers cut the 36,000-ton Silver Spirit in half with torches and began the process of pulling her bow and stern in opposite directions. Once they had enough space, they used self-propelled modular transporters to move a new, prefabricated 50-foot section into place. Reconnecting the hull, fitting out wiring and piping and installing interior fittings will take workers about 450,000 man-hours to complete. The project should be done by May 5. To read more please visit maritime-executive.com, March 13,2018
DISNEY RELEASES FIRST RENDERING OF NEW SHIPS
Disney Cruise Line has released the first rendering of its new generation of ships, with deliveries set for 2021, 2022 and 2023, respectively.
The ships will be powered by LNG with capacity for 2,500 passengers and will be 140,000 tons.
"In keeping with the distinct Disney Cruise Line style, the new ships will embody the elegance and romance of the golden age of ocean cruising with unique touches all their own. The new vessels will offer more innovation, new technologies, spectacular entertainment and more Disney stories and characters than ever before," the company said, in a statement. From cruiseindustrynews.com, March 08,2018.
NEW WORLD'S LARGEST CRUISE SHIP DELIVERED
The Symphony of the Seas at 362 metres long, 66 metres wide, 70 metres high, and with a 228,081 GRT joins the Royal Caribbean fleet and now holds the world's largest title. The new cruise liner, which boasts 18 decks total with capacity for 6,800 passengers in 2,747 staterooms and is crewed by more than 2,000 staff members, takes the size crown from her slightly smaller sister vessel, Harmony of the Seas. She is the first cruise ship to be granted with the "SILENT-E" class from DNV-GL for her low level of underwater noise. Symphony of the Seas will debut in Barcelona, Spain and spend her inaugural summer season sailing the Mediterranean before being heading to the Caribbean. From cosbc.ca , March 23,2018
COLLECTIVE PLANNING
This year will be a big year for Royal Caribbean Cruises with Royal Caribbean International and Celebrity Cruises introducing new ships. The new ships in turn are the primary drivers generating itinerary changes throughout the fleets, according to Chris Allen, vice president, deployment and itinerary planning, Royal Caribbean Cruises.
Celebrity will be introducing the new Celebrity Edge this fall, sailing seven-day cruises from Port Everglades for the winter season, and Royal Caribbean will introduce the Symphony of the Seas with a summer Mediterranean season.
Another headliner for 2019 will be the Ovation going to Alaska from Australia via Hawaii to Vancouver before home porting in Seattle, where she is replacing the Explorer of the Seas.
Read the full story visit cruiseindustrynews.com, March 26,2018
GLOBAL CRUISE CAPACITY UP 48 PERCENT OVER NEXT 10 YEARS
The global ocean-going cruise fleet is set to reach 472 ships by 2027, according to the 2018-2019 Cruise Industry News Annual Report.
With 106 new ships on the orderbook slated for deliveries over the next 10 years, the net addition after ship withdrawals is expected to be 86 ships, for a 22 percent increase in the fleet.With more larger ships, the annual industry passenger capacity will grow from an estimated 26.7 million passengers this year to 39.6 million by 2027, for a 48 percent increase over 10 years.
In terms of passenger sourcing and deployment, North America is expected to generate about 55 percent of all passengers in 2018, Europe, 27.8 percent, and Asia-Pacific, 17.4 percent. Ten years from now, based on known and expected ship deployment that could change to 51 percent of the passengers coming from North America, 31.5 percent from Europe and 17.5 percent from Asia-Pacific, pending the further development of China. To read the full story please visit cruiseindustrynew.com, March 27,2018
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A look inside the numbers reveals one key area that has to improve in 2017 to match the production of 2015.
Kirk Ferentz generically explains how the new staff, led by offensive coordinator Brian Ferentz, is acclimating to each other and the potential schemes of 2017.
IOWA CITY, Ia. — To get an idea of what Brian Ferentz's offense aims to look like in 2017, cue up your DVR (or memory) to Iowa football games from 2015.
The plays, which remain in the "to-be-determined" category, might look different.
But the production levels and balance obtained by that Rose Bowl team was the early benchmark set by the head coach as spring practice began this week.
The 2015 offensive numbers got the job done: 30.9 points and 386.1 yards per game, and also 5.77 yards per play.
Those stats ranked 54th, 72nd and 55th nationally — acceptable when you run a huddle-up, ball-control offense. It's also acceptable, considering it helped produce a school-record 12 wins.
And let's say extremely acceptable when you realize the 2016 offense ranked 95th, 121st and 104th out of 128 FBS teams in those bellwether categories.
But is a repeat of 2015's offensive numbers possible? To figure it out, we must first examine personnel.
Such was the biggest difference between 2015 and 2016.
The schemes each season were basically the same under then-offensive coordinator Greg Davis, who retired in January.
Now, insert Brian Ferentz as offensive coordinator.
If you know the missive is to replicate the 2015 offense's numbers, how do you find the missing yardage?
As the former run-game coordinator (a position that no longer exists), he knows the yards-per-carry numbers from 2015 (4.48) to 2016 (4.45) were consistent.
But, despite having the same quarterback in C.J. Beathard at the helm for every game, Iowa's yards per pass attempt sharply dipped from 7.8 in 2015 to 6.4 in 2016.
It follows that Iowa's total number of plays run went from 937 (42nd in FBS) to 812 (117th).
If the chains aren't moving, neither are the yardage totals.
And for Iowa, restoring 2015 production means finding solutions through the air, to achieve Ferentz's desired run-pass balance.
Let's look at all four skill areas, comparing what Iowa generated in 2015 and what it'll take to repeat it in 2017.
Sight unseen, I think Iowa is fine here. Although he had been in the program three years, C.J. Beathard was a first-time starter in 2015 and ended up being one of three finalists for the Chicago Tribune Silver Football as the Big Ten Conference's MVP. I won't predict the same accolades for Nathan Stanley or Tyler Wiegers, but with Ken O'Keefe back as the Ferentz era's first dedicated quarterbacks coach, expect whoever is taking snaps to be well-prepared.
In 2015, the show was led by senior Jordan Canzeri. Now, it's Wadley's senior year. Both are breakaway backs who can also catch the ball out of the backfield (Canzeri had 20 grabs in 2015, Wadley had 36 last fall). If Wadley stays healthy, this position is in good hands.
The 2015 team's leading pass-catcher, Matt VandeBerg, is back after missing all but one game of the 2016 Big Ten season after breaking his foot. He's a third-down-conversion machine and was sorely missed. But who will replicate the 2015 production of Tevaun Smith and Jacob Hillyer? Good question. Iowa absolutely needs at least one of Jerminic Smith, Devonte Young or Adrian Falconer to take a lead role; then hope to find an emerging talent among the newcomers via junior college (perhaps Nick Easley, already No. 2 on the depth chart) or the freshman class (Brandon Smith, who has college-ready size).
Ding-ding-ding! We've uncovered the biggie. In 2015, Iowa had two tight ends that could both block in the run game and gain yardage in the pass game (combined 55 catches) in Henry Krieger Coble and George Kittle. A year ago, after Kittle got hurt midseason against Purdue, it had zero. It's paramount that Brian Ferentz, a former tight ends coach with the New England Patriots, and position coach LeVar Woods get two guys up to speed over the next 5½ months. The upside of three second-year players in their first Hawkeye springs is intriguing: Noah Fant (6-foot-5, 232 pounds), T.J. Hockenson (6-5, 243) and Shaun Beyer (6-5, 222).
Fant played as a true freshman (nine catches, 70 yards); Hockenson was a record-setting receiver in high school; Beyer is a fantastic athlete.
It'll be fun to see what schemes Brian Ferentz might be drawing up as a first-year coordinator. But it's most important to find and develop the right personnel.
And spring is the best time for that.
"The biggest thing for us as a coaching staff is to go into it with an open mind, let our players compete," Kirk Ferentz said. "Let them do what they're going to do over the next 15 practices."


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Q: View not showing up in both, simulator and device, in xcode 6 I have a view that has a search display controller, a table view and a toolbar at the bottom. I upgraded to Xcode 6 and tried to run my app. The view simply doesn't show up in simulator or device.
The deployment target is ios 7.1. I understand the search display controller is deprecated from ios 8 but from other threads i came to know it should run fine if the deployment target is 7.1. Moreover, I am trying to run the app in the 7.1 simulator for iPhone 5 so that shouldn't be an issue at all.
All I get is a blank view with the navigation bar. I checked if the view was hidden and it wasn't. Nor are the search display controllers, the tool bar or the table view.
With breakpoints i checked if viewDidLoad: and viewDidAppear: are invoked and they are without errors. I haven't changed my code at all.
Can someone tell me what could be wrong? Autolayout is enabled and i have tried resetting to suggested constraints.

A: I re designed the whole view controller and its working now. seems to have been a bug in xcode 6


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Q: How to use this.$notification of Ant Design (Vuejs) in .js file? Actually we use this.$notification.open(opitons) in .vue file then it will show the notification in our web app. But How can we use this.$notification.open(options) in .js file. for example, I write the external function in .js file and it will show the notification if there is an error. I have tried to import Antd then use Antd.notification.open(opens). this code doesn't work.
Ant Design Notification link is here: https://www.antdv.com/components/notification/

A: You can import the notification from ant design directly on .js files
eg
import { notification } from 'ant-design-vue';
notification.error({
message: 'Error !',
description: err.response.data.message,
class: 'error'
})


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Nintendo And Call Of Duty: A Double Standard
Gareth Chadwick 15/04/11 24 Comments
Before we go any further, I have one thing I feel I should say to act as a nice barrier to protect myself: I will happily admit that I'm not the biggest Nintendo fan. My favourite Nintendo game is Super Smash Bros: Melee, and I'm not really a big fan of anything else other than Pokemon. Whilst I do like Zelda, I do not like Ocarina of Time (I much prefer Majora's Mask and, interestingly, Wind Waker), and I personally think Mario should have died out a long time ago. Whilst I'm not the biggest fan of Nintendo, I do like them (Pokemon is one of my favourite game series ever and I'm currently playing through Black), so please bear this in mind; I am not picking a fight.
Now that's out of the way, I've been noticing a double standard here for a long time. By 'here' I mean the internet, but I don't just mean comments on articles – it's present in the articles themselves and often in the personal opinions of some of the best known gaming journalists out there.
[drop]Modern Warfare. It's getting tired, right? Since the original Modern Warfare, the series has pretty much just stopped. The games keep releasing, but the franchise has stopped. There hasn't really been any progress – in fact, some would say it's gone in the opposite direction. The story hasn't exactly improved (Modern Warfare 2's storyline was atrocious and difficult to even follow), the way the game handles hasn't changed in the slightest and the campaigns are just more of the same each time, really; scripted and spectacle-based.
There's always a 'break-into-a-room-in-slow-motion' moment or twelve, there tends to be a close up scripted brutal melee kill, etc. You get the idea. The only changes have been to multiplayer, and even those aren't that amazing – just more killstreaks, maybe some customisation, the game is still the same.
So how about Final Fantasy? They're pretty much the same each time, right? Every time one releases, Final Fantasy fans simply say 'it's not as good as [insert number here]'. It's gotten so far that people cherry-pick parts of different Final Fantasy games, saying 'this was the best story, this one had the best combat system, this had the least ridiculous hair, this one had the sexiest lead character', etc. People still look forward to the sequels though.
As an aside; why is this? Black Ops released and everywhere I looked (online, obviously) I saw people saying it's rubbish, or complaining about the first level being so scripted you can go through without shooting anyone, or the damn servers aren't working. To be fair, it was true, Black Ops didn't really work too well when it released, especially if you got it on PC (like I did). Still, the game had everyone going crazy for one reason or another and I rarely saw anyone praising it. Even now when people say they like it, they say it with a shy, uncomfortable look, like they're admitting they've got a crush on their cousin and are often met with reactions that sound more like they've admitted they're having a child with their cousin.
Anyway, a problem that a lot of people seem to have with gaming (and films, for that matter) are these sequels – the same thing released again, debatably just to earn more money. Whilst that is indeed what games are for, there is a difference between what Activision do with Call of Duty to what, say, Sony do with Uncharted. There are numerous changes between Uncharted games that affect gameplay and, hell, at least they look better each time.
So what about Nintendo? Nintendo have been releasing Mario games for 30 years, Zelda's been around for 25 years, Kid Icarus' first outing was 25 years ago too – you get my point. Mario is a one-dimensional stereotype who is so whipped by a woman he apparently isn't even sleeping with that he's happy to run out and save her from monsters every year or two. Link is pretty much the same but at least with some character thrown into the mix, though I've seen more interesting bricks than a Mario storyline. Both characters see their respective damsel in distress being carried off and immediately shout "I'll save you", and that's the whole storyline of the games.
[drop2]Storyline is a big part of modern gaming. When you've got a good game but no storyline it will be mentioned and probably even marked down for it – when you've got a bad game you might be able to suffer through it if the storyline is good enough. Not only is the story itself important, but characters and motivations are, too. I've lost count of the amount of times I've read about the one dimensional characters found in most FPS', but not a single one about Mario.
At least the FPS' people have motivation – they're in the damn army, it's their job. What's Mario's motivation for abandoning his job to jump about saving Princess Peach? An on-going, 3 decade-long struggle to jump his way into her pants? Or is it just because that's what Italian plumbers do? I've never seen any plumber at all pursuing a large dinosaur/turtle thing in order to save a princess, so I don't think it's that.
This wouldn't bother me if the space marine/typical army man thing wasn't mentioned so much everywhere. Whilst I understand they're boring now, it's exactly the same with a lot of Nintendo franchises. They're doing this just because – they're good and the other guy's evil, it's what they do. Using a big, fire-breathing dinosaur/turtle thing as an enemy is like having Nazis as an enemy – they're automatically evil, therefore you must destroy them.
Now, I know Mario's gameplay has changed a bit over the 30 years. But when were the last big changes? The jump to 3D on the Nintendo 64 and, possibly, Super Mario Galaxy? Both of those had sequels of more of the same, and the same, original, side-scrolling formula that existed years before has returned to new games since and everyone's hailed it as the second coming of plumber-Jesus.
Again, I don't actually have anything against Mario or Nintendo. I'm using Mario in my examples as it happens to be the franchise I'm most familiar with as far as Nintendo goes. As I said, I'm not a Nintendo man. There are a few more points I could point at, such as people complaining about stereotypes in games all the time, but they're mostly just me pointing back at Mario, so I won't bother. I do hope you can see past all the comparisons and actually understand why I'm trying to say, rather than just assuming I'm saying 'Mario is shit, dude, get over it'. Because that's not what I'm saying at all.
And as far as Zelda goes, I'll be buying Ocarina of Time 3D when it releases, just because I liked Majora's Mask and Wind Waker so much, I want to give it another chance.
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Dan Lee	 15/04/11, 09:08
In my opinion it's all down to expectation. Games like CoD, MoH etc all hype themselves up by promoting their epic, realistic storylines – so that's what we expect.
You don't play a game such as Mario for it's story, or multi-layered characters. You play them just to have a blast. The same could be said for games like Ikaruga; "go there, kill that" – ok! That's all I need to here; that's all I expected to hear.
Mick939	 15/04/11, 09:10
I've said this along time, but if I had something which could pull the money in like mario and cod I'd milk the fuck out of it and not stop until everyone stopped paying for it
BrendanCalls	 15/04/11, 09:14
Well said, in the words of Jessie J "it's all about the money, money, money"
Sympozium	 15/04/11, 09:52
Well…. Mario isn't yearly I guess so CoD is pretty much a no brainer to milk, love to see different games from Nintendo though but I guess people dont mind.
hol	 15/04/11, 09:11
Well written & I can't help but agree with you! There has to be a point where a series should be let quietly die rather than the continued rehash after rehash!
tonycawley	 15/04/11, 09:15
Well written and very valid points. Where can gaming go to add more variety? Have all possible genres now been exhausted? While Fps and Mario games are still selling well, new ones will get released.
nofi	 15/04/11, 09:18
It's bizarre that people seem to think it's only Nintendo that do this…
ultimatepunchrod	 15/04/11, 14:47
the entire article was also about other games that do it.
djhsecondnature	 16/04/11, 02:59
It's not Nintendo that only do this, but no other has done it to such a degree.
theberzerka	 15/04/11, 09:18
Good read there. To be honest I hadn't realised the lack of story until reading this. All to often it is complained about in generic shooter games, while some games manage to achieve a "classic" status rather than a same old cack title.
Interesting, I shall be looking at my games in a different way now. At least until the brilliant Mario: peaches underwear comes out.
Burgess_101	 15/04/11, 09:20
i love the 1st mario any mario game after that is just meh IMO , the zelda games though i love cant get enough of them .
Great read, really enjoyed it and very true indeed.
Crocadillian	 15/04/11, 09:42
THANK YOU! It seems that people seem to treat it with more respect because it has a legacy. People Nd reviewers expect many different things from a game thesedays, including story, and it seems that Nntendo is above it all. I love platformers, and the only reason I would probably buy a Mario game is because few developers make them in the ways that make Spyro and Banjo Kazooie fun thesedays. I bet Fez will be a lot more enjoyable than the 3DS Mario game because of it being a new experience.
E8_BALL_	 15/04/11, 10:06
i totally agree re cod gone stagnant, however my greatest concern with tweaking/overhauling a formula, when in the wrong hands, or not done with care, can be disastrous.
(personal opion >) eg. Socom, a legend of franchises, has in its latest installment been made unrecognisable,
at least this time around.
totally agree franchises need to be kept fresh, but to be done so delicately & in the case socom for, that's been given a total overhaul, must be done largely with feedback from the community that got the title where it is in the fist place.
(socom used as current example)
i think in cods' case, too many cooks spoil the broth. trying to outdo the prev devs work, adding/minusing components & not always for the best.
bring on the change, keep it fresh, but don't leave the product unrecognisable.a fine balance between freshness & consistency is required.


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