Why Do We Need Page Hierachies?
FitNesse, you recall, is a wiki, but more than a normal one! A normal wiki is a collection of pages with a flat structure. All the pages are peers. FitNesse, on the other hand, is meant to manage many projects. We'd like each project to have its own wiki hierarchy so that name collisions can be avoided, fixture code can be found easily, etc. We might even need hierarchies within those hierarchies.
For example, project one and project two each have their own TestSuites. Some of the suites might in turn contain smaller suites. These projects probably also use completely different ClassPath definitions. We'd like each project to be able to run acceptance tests using their own ClassPath definitions. So we want a different ClassPath page for each. This is what the FitNesse SubWiki feature makes possible.
A SubWiki is a whole new page hierarchy that lives beneath a single FitNesse page. In fact, such a SubWiki is an entirely separate wiki, with an entirely separate page namespace. Any FitNesse page can be the parent of such a SubWiki. For example the name of this page is <UserGuide.SubWiki. Thus, this page is the SubWiki page whose parent is the <UserGuide page. (Put your mouse on each of these links and look at the bottom of the display to see where they will be directed.) For any such SubWiki, you could have a separate page named SubWiki, and FitNesse would keep them all straight (you might have some trouble, if you did not organize your page links carefully, but that's another story).
To create a sub wiki, simply create the parent page, and then add pages below it using the ParentPage.SubPage syntax or the shortcut >SubPage markup language syntax.
When a sub-page is displayed, any unqualified links are assumed to be at the current level. If you want to access a global page, you need to precede the link with a dot. For example, from where we are now on this page, the link RecentChanges is really a link to .FitNesse.RecentChanges (which does not exist), whereas the link .RecentChanges is a link to the global page that contains the list of most recently changed pages.
Absolute references look like this: .TopPage.MyPage.YourPage where TopPage is at the highest level.
Relative references look like this: YourPage.MyPage.HisPage where YourPage is a sibling of the page that holds the reference.
Sub page references look like this: >ChildPage.GrandChildPage where ChildPage is a child of the page that holds the reference.
Backwards Search References look like this: <AncestorPage.SomePage where AncestorPage is a parent, grandparent, or somewhere up the parent chain. You can use this to search backwards through the page hierarchy until you find the named page.
The !r command searches back up the hierarchy of pages looking for pages named ClassPath or !Path definitions. It accumulates all the paths on the way up to the topmost level. Thus you can create global classpaths, project specific classpaths, and even module specific classpaths.
When you organize a suite of test pages, you will naturally want to make each of the individual test pages a child page of the main suite page.
The !contents widget will create a list of all the immediate child pages of a parent page.


Actress Laura Linda Bradley has captured the hearts of stage and film audiences alike with her range of roles and diverse characters. Laura has been dubbed an indie darling, but she is much more than that… Besides appearing in such studio films as "17 Again" and the upcoming "Winter Goodbyes" she is also a passionate philanthropist. In 2012 Laura teamed with Drawing Hope International where she served as a member of their honorary committee for their annual gala.
Laura spent time in Harbor Island Bahamas, helping to build a school. While there Laura taught arts education to preschool through elementary age children.
Laura has also worked with Habitat For Humanity in Los Angeles as well as her home state of Virginia, building homes for underprivileged families.
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Yesterday my Federal Labor colleagues and I were pleased to announce funding to assist ACT community services to improve energy efficiency.
The Commonwealth funding of $3.205m will be matched by the ACT Government, resulting in over $6.4m in total. The funding will be used to deliver energy efficient lighting, lighting control systems, mechanical upgrades and smart energy management systems for 12 community facilities.
Community services across the ACT are set to benefit from new lighting, heating, cooling and ventilation systems as part of a $3.2 million Federal Government grant aimed at improving energy efficiency in community buildings and facilities.
ACT Senator Kate Lundy, Member for Fraser, Andrew Leigh and Member for Canberra, Gai Brodtmann said the ACT Government would receive $3.2 million as a round one recipient of the Government's Community Energy Efficiency Program (CEEP).
A total of $42 million will be invested in 63 organisations across the country during round one to help demonstrate and encourage the adoption of improved energy management practices in local communities.
"Improving energy efficiency is a central part of the Gillard Government's Clean Energy Future plan," said Senator Lundy.
Ms Brodtmann said the grant would help the ACT contribute to the national effort to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
"By improving energy efficiency in community buildings, our environment here in Canberra benefits," said Ms Brodtmann.
Dr Leigh said the Community Energy Efficiency Program will enable the ACT Government to inform the community about the benefits of smart energy use.
"This $3.2 million grant will help the ACT Government provide the community with improved services and amenities, buildings and community facilities. It will also help to lower energy use and support local industries," said Dr Leigh.
The $200 million Community Energy Efficiency Program has multiple rounds. An announcement on round two will be made later this year.


NEC cut prices of LCD and 17-inch CRT monitors up to 30 percent.
NEC Technologies today chopped prices on its active-matrix LCD desktop screens as well as prices for its 17-inch CRT monitors.
NEC reduced the price on its 17-inch MultiSync A700 CRT monitor, dropping it to $549 from $599. A 17-inch MultiSync P750 fell to $799 from $829.
NEC previously cut prices on some 15- and 17-inch CRT monitors in early January.
The cost of NEC's "flat panel" monitors fell by as much as 30 percent, as an entry-level 14-inch model is reduced to $1,599.
Flat panel monitors weigh less, take up much less space, and consume about one-third the power of CRT (cathode ray tube) monitors, the desktop standard. But they are not often found on desktops because of their high price: A 15-inch CRT typically costs four times less than its flat panel equivalent.
The huge price disparity is the most important barrier to widespread consumer adoption. Flat panels are a niche product, mostly used in situations where space is at a premium.
As the technology for manufacturing LCD screens continues to improve, however, prices are dropping. In January, Akia introduced a $1,500 model, and said it would debut a $1,000 version by the end of the year.


KUKA Robotics, a global leader in industrial robots, has chosen Acrolinx to help them align their content with their corporate language. The company will use Acrolinx to guide the writers in their technical documentation department to follow KUKA's corporate standards for content. They will integrate Acrolinx into Noxum Publishing Studio, their XML-based content management and publishing system. Noxum, an Acrolinx partner, will develop this integration.


A little while ago, we were delighted to write about a commandline todo task manager called "Taskwarrior". Today, we will be discussing yet another todo manager called "Kanban.bash". It is not just a todo application, but also very powerful tool to manage and measure productivity. Using this tool, you can manage your everyday tasks and measure each day's productivity to know how you perform in daily, weekly, and monthly basis.
Installing Kanban.bash is absolutely trivial.
If you're too lazy to type the full command, you can add it to your PATH and make an alias for it.
Now, you can just type "k" to use Kanban.bash utility.
If you created an alias, you can just use"k" without quotes to use it. If you didn't create an alias, just use the full command i.e "./kanban".
I assume you have created alias for kanban.bash. From now on, I will use "k" instead of "./kanban".
Enter the task description, choose a status (BACKLOG, HOLD, DOING, CODE, DONE), and enter a tag.
You can also view the task by status like below.
You can edit the tasks by using their id.
The above command will edit the item that has id 2.
Once you completed a task, you can mark them as done like below.
Hope this helps. I will be soon here with another useful guide. Until then, stay tuned with OSTechNix.


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Advertisement for White Horse Distillers in Ygorra, January 1933.
White Horse Distillers was founded by James Logan Mackie in 1883 in Glasgow. The Mackies' was an old Stirlingshire family which had owned property in Edinburgh since the mid-17th century, including the White Horse Inn in Cannongate. Prince Charles Edward Stewart's officers had been quartered at the inn in 1745, and it later became a popular meeting place for literary and theatrical people.
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Mercy College (New York)
Latin: Inserviendo consumere
To be consumed in service[1]
Nonsectarian
(formerly Roman Catholic)
$245.5 million (2018)[2]
Timothy L. Hall
Jose Herrera
928 (full-time and part-time)[3]
11,295 (Fall 2015)[4]
8,016 (Fall 2015)[4]
Suburban, 66 acres (0.27 km2) (Dobbs Ferry campus)[5]
Blue and White[5]
NCAA Division II – ECC[6]
Mavericks[7]
10 Varsity Teams
www.mercy.edu
Mercy College (Mercy or Mercy NY) is a private college with its main campus in Dobbs Ferry, New York and additional locations in Manhattan, the Bronx, and Yorktown Heights.[8] The university is historically affiliated with the Roman Catholic church. Mercy College has five schools: Business, Education, Health & Natural Sciences, Liberal Arts and Social & Behavioral Sciences, and offers more than 90 undergraduate and graduate degree and certificate programs.[9] The university had 11,295 students enrolled in fall 2015. The student body comes from 43 states and 54 countries.[5]
Mercy College is a member of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) and the East Coast Conference (ECC). Mercy College's athletic teams compete in Division II of the NCAA and are known collectively as the Mercy Mavericks.
2.1 Dobbs Ferry main campus
2.2 Sites
2.2.1 Manhattan
2.2.2 Bronx
2.2.3 Yorktown Heights
2.3 Former College of New Rochelle campus lease
3 Academics
3.1 Schools
3.2 Reputation and rankings
3.3 Admissions
3.4 Demographics
3.5 Accreditation
4 Libraries
5 Athletics
6 Student life
6.1 Student government
6.2 ROTC
7.1 Notable faculty and staff
7.2 Notable alumni
9.2 Citations
Founded by the Sisters of Mercy in 1950, Mercy College became a four-year college offering programs leading to the baccalaureate degree in 1961. The college was accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education in 1968. In the next half-decade, Mercy College set a course for its future with a series of actions including declaring itself independent and co-educational. In addition, it doubled the size of the existing physical plant and initiated the first of many community outreach efforts. Mercy College in the 1970s broadened its outreach through the establishment of extension centers and branch campuses throughout communities in Westchester County and New York City.
Mercy College was authorized to offer its first graduate program, nursing, in 1981. Since then, over 30 diverse graduate programs have been introduced, and in 2006, the college was granted authorization to offer its first doctoral program in physical therapy.[10] The college expanded its offerings to include online programs in the 1990s, and was soon granted the ability to offer entire degree programs online. Thousands of Mercy College students take one or all of their courses online through the more than 40 undergraduate and graduate programs offered.[8]
In 2004, Timothy L. Hall, the former president of Austin Peay State University, as well as the former provost of University of Mississippi, became the 12th president of Mercy College.[11]
In January 2017, founding dean of the College of Arts and Sciences and associate vice president for academic affairs at Western New Mexico University, as well as a former program director at the National Science Foundation (NSF), Dr. José Herrera, was appointed the new provost and vice president of academic affairs of Mercy College.[12][13]
In early 2019, Mercy College and the College of New Rochelle announced that College of New Rochelle (CNR) would be absorbed into Mercy College before Fall 2019, including College of New Rochelle's students, faculty, programs, some facilities, as well as transcripts, history and legacy of CNR alumnae/i. Mercy College would become the repository of CNR documents.[14]
In March 2019, the agreement between the College of New Rochelle and Mercy College was finalized.[15]
On August 12, 2019 it was announced that William Latimer, the 14th and final College of New Rochelle president, will join Mercy College as vice president of its New Rochelle and Bronx locations.
Dobbs Ferry main campus
External video
Virtual tour of Mercy College's scenic 66-acre Dobbs Ferry campus on the banks of the Hudson River., February 4, 2014, 2:27
The main campus is in Dobbs Ferry, New York, overlooking the Hudson River. The campus encompasses 66 acres alongside the Hudson River in Dobbs Ferry, New York, a suburb of Westchester County, 25 miles north of New York City. In addition to academic and administrative buildings, it houses the college's residence and athletics buildings. In 2011, Mercy College bought the Our Lady of Victory Academy building after the school closed.[16] Dobbs Ferry students enjoy all the nearby shopping and restaurants, just steps from campus, as well as biking, jogging, or walking along the Old Croton Aqueduct Trail that runs through campus. The Dobbs Ferry main campus is just a short walk from the Ardsley-on-Hudson Station of the Metro-North Hudson Line, making Grand Central Terminal in New York City accessible in less than 30 minutes.[17] In December 2015, the college opened a new 350-bed, state-of-the-art residence hall complex that includes a 5,000-square-foot fitness center facility and student commons with shops.[18]
Mercy College hosted the Third Round and Quarterfinals of the 2017 NCAA Division II Women's Soccer Championships at Mercy Field on the Dobbs Ferry main campus.[19]
The Manhattan site is situated in the heart of Manhattan at Herald Square and occupies two floors at 66 W 35th St.
The Bronx site occupies 125,000 square feet at the Hutchinson Metro Center, a rapidly developing complex of corporate and health care organizations and businesses.
In 1979, the Yorktown site of Mercy College was moved to its permanent facility at the intersection of Route 202 and Strang Boulevard. This beautifully landscaped building was renovated for college use. The branch library of Mercy College on Mercy College's Yorktown site has been designated a federal depository for government publications.[20] In Yorktown Heights, students have access to Northern Westchester, Putnam, Rockland, Dutchess and Fairfield Counties. The site is close to Franklin Delano Roosevelt State Park, which offers extensive outdoor recreational activities.
Former College of New Rochelle campus lease
Starting in fall 2019, Mercy is leasing CNR's main campus in New Rochelle for up to two years, at $1.8 million a year, and nearly 1,700 students from CNR will become Mercy students.[21]
Mercy has negotiated leases for three former CNR campuses including New Rochelle, Rosa Parks in Harlem and the Brooklyn Campus in the Bedford-Stuyvesant section of Brooklyn.[22]
Mercy College has five schools:
School of Health & Natural Sciences
School of Social & Behavioral Sciences
Mercy College offers more than 90 undergraduate and graduate degree and certificate programs, including more than two dozen that can be completed online. The faculty comprises 210 full-time professors with a significant majority holding the highest degree in their respective fields, Fulbright Scholars, published and national best-selling authors, and experts.
Mercy College tied for sixth place on the list for best "campus ethnic diversity" in the northern region by U.S. News & World Report in 2017.[23]
Barron's ranks Mercy College a "best buy" and "competitive" in college education.[24]
Mercy College was featured on Washington Monthly's 2015 Best Bang for the Buck Rankings.[25]
Peterson's classed Mercy College's admissions process as "moderately difficult".[3] Undergraduate acceptance rate was 66% in Fall 2015. The average high school GPA of incoming freshmen was 84.75/100 (3.4/4.0) in Fall 2015.[26] Mercy College's School of Business had a 68% acceptance rate in 2017.[27] The MBA program's admission rate in Fall 2018 was 27%.[citation needed]
As of 2014, the undergraduate population includes 7,157 full-time and 2,942 part-time students with 31 percent of freshmen and 12 percent of all full-time undergraduates residing in campus-affiliated housing. While the majority of students are New York residents, students represent 43 states and 54 countries. Mercy College offers small class sizes with an average student/faculty ratio of 20:1. 88% of students are commuters; 12% live in campus housing. Mercy College has 71% female students and 29% male students.[28]
All campuses of Mercy College are accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education. Among others, Mercy College holds professional accreditations with:[29]
Accreditation Council for Occupational Therapy Education
Accreditation Review Commission for Physician Assistant
Accreditation Council for Business Schools & Programs
American Association for Paralegal Education
American Association of Colleges of Nursing Mercy College
American Physical Therapy Association
American Speech, Language and Hearing Association
Commission on Accreditation in Physical Therapy Education
Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education
Council on Social Work Education
Regents Accreditation of Teacher Education (In candidacy for NCATE accreditation, late 2013)
Mercy College houses four university libraries. Branch libraries are present on all of Mercy's sites. Its main flagship library is on the Dobbs Ferry Campus.[30] The library at Mercy's Yorktown site has been designated a federal depository for government publications.[20]
Mercy College sponsors an intramural sports program, as well as intercollegiate competition in 10 varsity teams, which compete at the Division II level. The college is a member of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) and the East Coast Conference (ECC). Varsity men's programs include baseball, basketball, lacrosse, and soccer. Women's athletic teams compete in basketball, field hockey, lacrosse, soccer, softball and volleyball. The baseball, lacrosse, soccer, and field hockey teams, in addition to numerous local community high school and youth groups, play on a new, eco-friendly turf field on the Dobbs Ferry campus, overlooking the Hudson River.
In 2007, the college changed its athletic nickname from "Flyers" to "Mavericks" after the administration reviewed and narrowed suggestions from students and faculty members.[7][31]
The Mercy College Student Government Association (SGA) is responsible for protecting students' rights, advocating for students' interests, and promoting student life.
Mercy College has U.S. Army ROTC and U.S. Navy ROTC programs on campus.[32]
Notable faculty and staff
For a more comprehensive list, see Category:Mercy College (New York) faculty.
This list is incomplete; you can help by expanding it.
Thomas J. Abinanti, American politician, lawyer, and member of the New York State Assembly from Greenburgh, New York.
Fernando Cabrera, American politician in the Bronx, New York. A Democrat, he currently represents the 14th District in the New York City Council. Formerly program director for the Mental Health and Counseling program at Mercy College
Hind Rassam Culhane, lawyer, social and behavioral scientist
Ira Joe Fisher, winner of two regional Emmys
Emmanuel Gyimah Labi, Ghanaian composer, conductor, and music professor.
John J. McGrath, businessman and professor
Matt Kilcullen, Director of Athletics
Wilbert J. Le Melle, American diplomat, author and academician. Former President of Mercy College
Joseph Thomas O'Keefe, American prelate of the Roman Catholic Church who served as Bishop of Syracuse from 1987 to 1995.
Barbara Boucher Owens, American computer scientist
Victor M. Pichardo, a Democratic member of the New York State Assembly. Former Associate Director of Public Relations at Mercy College.
Alfred S. Posamentier, American author and educator
Judson Rosebush, director and producer of multimedia products and computer animation, an author, artist and media theorist.
Arthur Rothstein, recognized as one of America's premier photojournalists.
Boria Sax, American author and lecturer
Jay Sexter, former President of Mercy College
Mark Skousen, American economist and writer.
Rick Wolff, book editor, author, college coach, broadcaster, and former professional baseball player.
For a more comprehensive list, see Category:Mercy College (New York) alumni.
Mercy College had more than 64,322 alumni as of 2018.[5]
Garvin Alston, retired American professional baseball right-handed pitcher who played in Major League Baseball (MLB)
Walter Anderson, former Publisher and CEO of Parade Magazine
Elaine Bartlett, activist
Dewey Bozella, former amateur boxer
Paul Broadie, president of Housatonic Community College and Gateway Community College
Robert Cornegy, New York City Council Member for the 36th District, representing Bedford-Stuyvesant and northern Crown Heights in Brooklyn.
Laura Creavalle, professional female bodybuilder
Jeffrey Mark Deskovic, man wrongly convicted of rape
Rob DiToma, head baseball coach at Fairleigh Dickinson University.
Simone Forbes, Jamaican sportswoman, having represented Jamaica in no less than five sports
Donna Hylton, Jamaican-American activist and murderer
Stan Jefferson, former center and left fielder in Major League Baseball who played for the New York Mets among others
Mike Kavekotora, Namibian politician and member of parliament. He is the president of the Rally for Democracy and Progress (RDP)
Carolyn Kepcher, businesswoman who was one of the judges on the NBC television program The Apprentice.
Leopoldo Minaya, poet
Olivia Peguero, contemporary landscape and botanical artist
David Rosado, American politician from New York
Gabourey Sidibe, Academy Award-nominated actress
Pamela Smart, American high school teacher
Brian Sweeney, former MLB pitcher
Sandra Uwiringiyimana, author
Wesley Walker, former NFL wide receiver
Gregory Howard Williams, 27th President of the University of Cincinnati, and the 11th President of the City College of New York.
Mookie Wilson, former MLB outfielder/ coach.
Joan Wolf, author of more than 15 historical novels.
Mark Zuckerberg, self-made billionaire, chairman, chief executive officer, and co-founder of Facebook[A]
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^ He attended at least one graduate level class at the college.[33]
^ Martone & Perrota 2013, p. 9.
^ As of June 30, 2018. "U.S. and Canadian Institutions Listed by Fiscal Year (FY) 2018 Endowment Market Value and Change in Endowment Market Value from FY 2017 to FY 2018" (PDF). National Association of College and University Business Officers and Commonfund Institute. 2018. Retrieved July 5, 2019.
^ a b "Mercy College in Dobbs Ferry, NY – Find information about admissions, tuition, majors and campus life at". Petersons.com. January 7, 2017. Retrieved June 11, 2017.
^ a b c "Mercy College | Mercy College - Profile, Rankings and Data | Mercy College | US News Best Colleges". web.archive.org. May 17, 2017.
^ a b c d "Fast Facts – About Mercy". Mercy.edu. Retrieved May 4, 2017.
^ "NCAA – Schools – Mercy College". NCAA.com.
^ a b "MERCY COLLEGE ATHLETICS SELECTS "MAVERICKS" AS ITS NEW NICKNAME". Mercyathletics.com. May 15, 2007. Archived from the original on March 3, 2016.
^ a b "Mercy College". Mercy.edu. Retrieved May 4, 2017.
^ "Academics". Mercy.edu. Retrieved May 4, 2017.
^ "Mercy College History | About Mercy". Mercy.edu. Retrieved May 5, 2017.
^ "Mercy College Announces New President | Mercy College". www.mercy.edu.
^ "Provost's Biography – Academics". Mercy.edu. Retrieved August 21, 2017.
^ "Mercy College Names Dr. José Herrera As New Provost". Rivertowns.dailyvoice.com. Retrieved August 21, 2017.
^ "Mercy College student swell/Absorbs failed sister school, College of New Rochelle". Bronx Times. Retrieved August 15, 2019.
^ "The College of New Rochelle And Mercy College Finalize Agreement To Provide Seamless Path To Education | Mercy College". www.mercy.edu. Retrieved August 15, 2019.
^ "2016–2017 Graduate Catalog" (PDF). Mercy.edu. Retrieved October 3, 2017.
^ "Directions to Dobbs Ferry | Visit". Mercy.edu. Retrieved July 20, 2017.
^ Evan Fallor (January 5, 2016). "Mercy College opens new dorm for more residential campus – Westfair Communications". Westfaironline.com. Retrieved July 20, 2017.
^ "Mercy College to Host Third Round and Quarterfinals of 2017 NCAA Division II Women's Soccer Championship on Friday and Sunday". Mercyathletics.com. Retrieved November 19, 2017.
^ a b "Careers.org – Mercy College – Yorktown – Academic Programs, Courses, and Degrees". Careers.org. Retrieved August 21, 2017.
^ https://www.lohud.com/story/news/education/2019/08/13/college-new-rochelle-president-gets-job-mercy-college/1993927001/
^ "Mercy College Prepares to Welcome The College of New Rochelle Students This Fall | Mercy College". www.mercy.edu. Retrieved August 15, 2019.
^ "Mercy Makes the "Best Colleges" List! - Mercy College". Mercy.edu. Retrieved September 29, 2017.
^ "Mercy College Ranked "Competitive" by Barron's Profiles of American Colleges | Mercy College". Mercy.edu. September 8, 2014. Retrieved June 11, 2017.
^ "America's Best Bang for the Buck Colleges 2015 – Northeast". Washington Monthly. Retrieved July 20, 2017.
^ "Mercy College – The Princeton Review College Rankings & Reviews". Princetonreview.com. Retrieved July 18, 2017.
^ "School of Business – Mercy College – Graduate Programs and Degrees". petersons.com.
^ "The Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System". Nces.ed.gov.
^ "Accreditations and Memberships | About Mercy". Mercy.edu. Retrieved May 5, 2017.
^ "About the Libraries | Academics". Mercy.edu. Retrieved June 11, 2017.
^ Martone & Perrota 2013, p. 125.
^ "ROTC – Admissions". Mercy.edu. Retrieved August 21, 2017.
^ Vargas, Jose Antonio (September 20, 2010). "The Face of Facebook: Mark Zuckerberg Opens Up". The New Yorker. Retrieved July 18, 2017.
Martone, Eric; Perrota, Michael (2013). Mercy College: Yesterday and Today. The History Press, Arcadia Publishing. ISBN 9781609497309.
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Barbara (Bradford) Statham
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Read more about the life story of Barbara and share your memory.
Homegoing Celebration for Mrs. Barbara Statham will be held at 12 Noon on Tuesday, January 17, 2023 at the Mt. Olive Baptist Church 2170 MLK Jr. Dr. Atlanta 30310; Interment Mosley Memorial Gardens 3180 South Sweetwater Rd Lithia Springs 30122. Viewing will be held on Monday, January 16, 2023 in our chapel from 12 Noon to 5 PM.
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Music 2005 – Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, Alexandra Palace, London
Thursday, 25th August 2005 – Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds
Some of you will know just how much I was looking forward to seeing Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds last night. That'll teach me.
I will never, ever go to another gig at the Alexandra Palace. It's completely unsuitable for the purpose, and you will end up feeling ripped off as the promoters make no effort whatsoever to ensure you have a good evening. Rather, they just want to cream off as much money as possible, while providing seriously minimal comfort for everyone involved. Let's start with the hall itself. It's large and flat-floored. Last night this meant that unless you made your way to the front when the doors opened (at 18.00) and then stood for over three hours withstanding the assault of two unnamed but dreadful support acts, you'd no chance of seeing anything at all.
It's fair to say I'd waited five years to get a chance to see the band, and now it's all over I'm still waiting. Sure the light show was pretty and the sound was good, but frankly we could have got the same effect by lighting coloured lights at home and playing the CDs on the home cinema system. Needless to say, we'd also be richer by £60 plus the expense involved in getting to the show. Oh, and I would have been able to drink a decent glass of wine rather than the Merlot of unspecified origin that I could feel stripping the enamel off my teeth as I drank it. Alternatively, Lynne could have had some cider that had been chilled properly (thus not requiring the addition of ice cubes) and that didn't cost £3.00 for a third of a litre.
Of course, we'd also have been able to sit down while we drank, rather than having to find a ledge to perch on. Otherwise, you could sit on the floor (if you didn't mind getting your clothes filthy).
Anyway, at about 21.00 the band finally emerged, and Lynne and I wandered through to try and find somewhere where we could stand and actually see anything. OK, I'm 5′ 8″ so I'm not that tall but I'm not short. By standing in a corner at the back of the hall I could just about make out the heads of the backing singers, and I got the occasional glimpse of Nick Cave's shadow on the wall at the far side. I couldn't tell you how many people were on the stage, what they were wearing or even what instruments they were playing. We could see the lights projected on the back wall, and we could hear. Hence my earlier comment that we'd have been better off staying home with our CDs.
It wouldn't have been beyond the wit of the promoters to get a camera or two and project footage of what was happening on stage on that back wall, instead of a bunch of swirly lights. Maybe, they could even have built the stage a little higher so those of us who didn't get there till after 7 could have seen something for our money. They didn't bother doing either of those things. And if I couldn't see much, Lynne (who is a little under 5 feet tall) couldn't see anything.
We stuck it for about 30 minutes, then decided we were so pissed off we'd leave. At 22.00 we were driving down Highgate, and about 5 minutes after we were in Sabor do Brasil with a caipirinha in front of us and a vatapa on order. It went some way towards salvaging a deeply disappointing evening. In comparison with the Ian Hunter gig at the Astoria earlier this Summer, it was night and day difference. There, you could sit down and still see the stage, and I felt engaged and involved. Last night (at twice the price – £25.00 a head instead of £13.00) I saw fuck all and felt completely disconnected.
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function info = get_session_info(directory)

% STEP 1: GET FULL PATH FOR DIRECTORY

directory = get_full_path(directory);

%%

% STEP 2: PARSE THE 'SETTINGS.XML' FILE

directory_contents = dir(directory);

DOMnode = xmlread([directory filesep 'settings.xml']);
xRoot =DOMnode.getDocumentElement;

processors = cell(0);
electrodes = cell(0);

% LOOP THROUGH TOP-LEVEL NODES
for i = 1:xRoot.getChildNodes.getLength-1

    if strcmp(xRoot.item(i).getNodeName, 'SIGNALCHAIN')

        xSignalChain = xRoot.item(i);

        processorIndex = 0;

        % LOOP THROUGH PROCESSOR NODES
        for j = 1:xSignalChain.getChildNodes.getLength-1

            if strcmp(xSignalChain.item(j).getNodeName, 'PROCESSOR')

                processorIndex = processorIndex + 1;

                xProcessor = xSignalChain.item(j);

                nodeId = str2num(char(xProcessor.getAttributes.item(0).getValue));
                processorName = char(xProcessor.getAttributes.item(2).getValue);

                processors{processorIndex,1} = nodeId;
                processors{processorIndex,2} = processorName;
                processors{processorIndex,3} = []; % empty cell for channels

                if strcmp(processorName, 'Filters/Spike Detector')

                    electrodeIndex = 0;

                     % LOOP THROUGH ELECTRODE NODES IN SPIKE DETECTOR
                    for k = 1:xProcessor.getChildNodes.getLength-1

                        if strcmp(xProcessor.item(k).getNodeName, 'ELECTRODE')

                           electrodeIndex = electrodeIndex + 1;

                           xElectrode = xProcessor.item(k);

                           electrodeName = char(xElectrode.getAttributes.item(0).getValue);
                           channels = [ ];

                           % LOOP THROUGH CHANNEL NODES FOR ELECTRODE
                           for m = 1:xElectrode.getChildNodes.getLength-1

                              if strcmp(xElectrode.item(m).getNodeName, 'SUBCHANNEL')

                                  xChannel = xElectrode.item(m);

                                  ch = str2num(char(xChannel.getAttributes.item(0).getValue));

                                  channels = [channels ch];

                              end

                           end

                           electrodes{electrodeIndex,1} = electrodeName;
                           electrodes{electrodeIndex,2} = channels;

                        end
                    end
                end
            end
        end
    end
end

%%

% STEP 3: FIND THE AVAILABLE FILES

for filenum = 1:length(directory_contents)

   if numel(strfind(directory_contents(filenum).name, '.continuous')) > 0

       fname = directory_contents(filenum).name;

      % disp(fname)

       underscore = strfind(fname, '_');
       chstr = strfind(fname, 'CH');
       dot = strfind(fname, '.');

       nodeId = str2num(fname(1:underscore-1));
       chNum = str2num(fname(chstr+2:dot-1));

      % disp(nodeId)

       for n = 1:size(processors,1)

           if nodeId == processors{n,1}

               processors{n,3} = [processors{n,3} chNum];

           end

       end

   elseif numel(strfind(directory_contents(filenum).name, '.spikes')) > 0

       % don't need to do anything here

   elseif numel(strfind(directory_contents(filenum).name, '.events')) > 0

       info.events_file = directory_contents(filenum).name;

   end

end

for n = 1:size(processors,1)

    processors{n,3} = sort(processors{n,3});

end

info.electrodes = electrodes;
info.processors = processors;

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Q: Почему не работает Redirect react?

import React, { useEffect,useState } from 'react'
import { Redirect, useParams } from 'react-router-dom'
import SyntaxHighlighter from 'react-syntax-highlighter';
import { docco } from 'react-syntax-highlighter/dist/esm/styles/hljs';
import { Header } from 'semantic-ui-react';

export default function GistsContent(props) {
  const [ content, setContent ] = useState('');
  const { gistName } = useParams();
  const selectedGist = props.gistsFiles.find(item => item.filename === gistName)

  useEffect(() => {
    fetch(selectedGist.raw_url)
      .then(res => res.text())
      .then(data => setContent(data))
  }, [gistName])

  if(!selectedGist){
    return <Redirect to='/'></Redirect> // не работает
  }

  return (

        {gistName}

      <SyntaxHighlighter language="javascript" className='gistContent'  style={docco}>
        {content}
      </SyntaxHighlighter>

  )
}

A: Потому что Redirect так не работает. Внутри if блока вы возвращаете JSX код что не верно.
Если хотите перенаправить пользователя в другой роут в условии то используйте объект history.
import { useHistory } from "react-router-dom";

Внутри функции
const history = useHistory();

И логика
 if( !selectedGist ){
    history.push("/");
 }

А Redirect надо использовать внутри JSX блока
   <Switch>
     <Route path="/" exact>
       <C />
     </Route>
     <Route exact path="/b">

     </Route>
     <Route exact path="/a/:aId">

     </Route>
     <Redirect  to="/"/>
   </Switch>

Таким образом если не один из роутов ( "/", "b", "/a/:aId" )  не сработал то Redirect перенаправит пользователя в роут "/".

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Q: What does adding '=' do to bit operators in Python? (ie '<<=' instead of '<<') What do the <<=and the |= operators mean Python? I guess they are bitwise operators. I know the operators | (bitwise or) and << (bit shifting), but I don't know them in combination with the =.
I found it in this piece code. Code below belongs to that code.
commandout = adcnum
commandout |= 0x18  # start bit + single-ended bit
commandout <<= 3    # we only need to send 5 bits here
for i in range(5):
    if (commandout & 0x80):
        GPIO.output(mosipin, True)
    else:
        GPIO.output(mosipin, False)
    commandout <<= 1
    GPIO.output(clockpin, True)
    GPIO.output(clockpin, False)

A: Both are in-place assignments; they effectively give you name = name op right-hand-expression in the space of just name op= right-hand-expression.
So for your example, you could read that as:
commandout = commandout | 0x18
commandout = commandout << 3

That is oversimplifying it a little, because with dedicated hooks for these operations the left-hand-side object can choose to do something special; list += rhs is really list.extend(rhs) for example, not list = list + rhs. An in-place operator gives a mutable object the chance to apply the change to self instead of creating a new object.
For your example, however, where I presume commandout is an int, you have immutable values and the in-place operation has to return a new value.

A: Those are in place bit arithmetic operators. They modify the LH value in place (or reassign the lh value the new calculated value if the lh is immutable) with the same style operators as C.
Python calls them shifting operators (<< and >>) and binary bit operators (&,^ and |).
With the addition of the = after the operator, the assignment is back to the original LH name, so |= does an in place or and <<= does an in-place left shift.
So x<<=3 is the same as x=x<<3 or the value of x bit shifted to the left 3 places.
Bit shift:
>>> b=0x1
>>> b<<=3
>>> bin(b)
'0b1000'

>>> b>>=2
>>> bin(b)
'0b10'

Bit or:
>>> bin(b)
'0b1'
>>> bin(c)
'0b100'
>>> c|=b
>>> bin(c)
'0b101'

Technically, if the LH value is immutable, the result is rebound to the LH name rather than an actual in-place transformation of the value.
This can be shown by examining that address of item:
>>> id(i)
4298178680       # original address (in CPython, id is the address)
>>> i<<=3
>>> id(i)
4298178512       # New id; new int object created

Unlike using C (in this case, ctypes):
>>> import ctypes
>>> i=ctypes.c_int(1)
>>> ctypes.addressof(i)
4299577040
>>> i.value<<=3
>>> ctypes.addressof(i)
4299577040

Since C integers are mutable, the bit shift is done in place with no new address for the C int.


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From Islay to Oban via Small Airplane Making Friends and Eating Langoustine
April 21, 2017 by Angel Latterell
Early on Tuesday morning we got up and prepped our luggage for a tiny little airplane flight from Islay to Oban. This was the trip that required only 10 kg of luggage and had shaped our packing choices for the whole trip. The only problem was that I now had glassware from at least 6 distilleries so I was just over the weight limit.
It was also our last moments in Islay, beautiful island of nice people happy to see us spending our money hither and tither, drinking their whisky, eating at their restaurants. Only the unknown mainland lay ahead for us now via a wee little airplane crossing.
Hebridean Air flies two times a week from Islay to Oban and back again. It also goes to Glasgow, it is pretty inexpensive and handy for those living on an island, as its an option if they need to go places like the hospital and such. That is, if it can fly on that day, weather being a major consideration in a small airplane. As we waited for the flight in the tiny hut at the end of the tiny runway it occurred to me that was a possibility that it would not show up because of weather or something. Then a tall old fellow wearing a fisherman's cap walked up and said "I've been waitin' for this flight to happen every Tuesday for a month." This statement made me slightly more concerned until we heard the sound of the propellers coming in. Meanwhile, all concerns about the 10 kg of luggage also melted away when the pilot got out and said "You going to Oban?" and we said "Yes." and they said "OK then, let me take your bag, please keep all cell phones and other fire hazards with you." No one checked our identity, weighed our luggage, or was even concerned about anything.
Our new friend in the fisherman's cap did not stop talking the whole trip. He had the amazing talent to yell over the sound of the airplane engines and was a font of knowledge about the islands we were flying over with countless stories to tell. We couldn't have requested or received a better airplane flight tour guide. The flight was beautiful – I wish I could have had my phone on to take pictures – there is nothing like seeing the bays and inlets and islands from above.
Our little airplane landed at Oban airport about 30 minutes later and we found ourselves quite a ways outside of town (unlike the map I had studied earlier). No worries though, there was a city bus that picked everyone up and brought them into town for just a couple of pounds. I took a moment to study the yellow flowers, called Gorss, that are prevalent all around Scotland.
We soon found ourselves walking along the Oban Bay toward our hotel to drop off our luggage – as it was a few hours until check-in and we had lunch and a distillery tour soon in our future.
Oban is the seafood capital of Scotland. At least according to everyone in Scotland. Per our distillery tour guide "There was nothing here but a fishing village and the distillery. The town grew up around the distillery." Today it appears to be a nice center of fishing commerce and tourism focused around whisky and the sea.
Based on what you can order at the Seafood Hut straight off the boat, with its wonderous view of the ferry terminal, I cannot doubt that it is a seafood capital of somewhere – I have never seen so many options of fresh seafood to eat in one tiny spot.
Our grand seafood platter was a grand journey through lobster, langoustine, stone crab, shrimp, crawfish, mussels, scallops, and salmon – a little bit of almost everything they sold. Everything still tasted of the water and was very wet and messy. We watched what the locals did and just dived in leaving our shells and such all over the table until we ate our through the pile of sea creatures.
Eating outside in the wind with wet hands made for cold tourists so we went and had a sit down with some coffee, where we were accosted by a nice old man who apparently doesn't get out much and needed to talk to someone, anyone, who would listen. I managed to escape but John just sat there smiling and nodding at the fellow, and the stories just kept going. The best line of the whole encounter was "You are going to Wick, its wild up there!" As the fellow definitely had a strong belief that Northern Scotland was still a barren land inhabited by unruly Highlanders drinking and yelling in Gaelic.
After some more wandering in downtown Oban it was time for our distillery tour. Oban is another distillery that doesn't let you take pictures inside its facility, and as it is an urban distillery, so there just isn't much to take pictures of on the outside. The whisky however, as always was wonderful. We were able to taste a special release from a barrel and a 12 year on the tour and sadly nothing else because the tasting bar closed just after our tour began.
Oban has a couple variations from the distilleries in Islay however – first it is very small, with very little space for its equipment which includes only 2 stills; second -it was the tidiest distillery I've seen with lots of industrial signage and visibility boards to track this point of production or that; and third they did not agitate their barley in the mash tank and they ferment longer in the wash back than anyone else. Despite size they manage to produce 1.1 million litres of whisky per year in their tiny facility.
Because we could taste no more whisky at the distillery we crossed the street and went to the Oban Inn, the oldest bar in all of Oban for a couple of drams. It was crowded, there were no open tables, my feet hurt – so it was time to survey the room and make some friends. There were two older fellows sitting at a booth with two chairs so I asked them if we could join them and/or use the chairs. Soon we were chatting about everything shy of politics with Tom and Bill.
After a pint Tom and Bill were summoned by their wives but they promised to meet up with us later after dinner at our hotel. Meanwhile, we went to the Whisky Shop who promised duty paid shipping and made our whisky purchases for the trip to be sent back to the states then headed for dinner at Coast, a Michelin Guide recognized restaurant.
Oh langoustines, oh langoustines, how do I love you langoustines. The most simple preparation of just fresh tiny langoustine and the grill make for the sweetest, most amazingly pleasurable taste to ever traverse my tongue. It was Barry White singing a lullaby of flavor to sooth you into the land of taste bud bliss washed down with a lovely bubbly.
Then there was the venison – so ridiculously good that it brought back all my childhood memories of eating venison (as it was more plentiful than beef in our family because all the men hunted). I wanted to be able to eat every last morsel but alas I needed to share just a little of the goodness with my traveling companion.
Dinner took quite some time and before we knew it we were late for our rendezvous with Tom and Bill and their wives. We walked at a brisk pace to the hotel to find them in the bar waiting for us and just as pleasant as ever. We shared drams and stories pretty late into the night about everything under the sun – even with a bus ride all the way to Wick looming very early in the morning.
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Hello once again fellow scrappers & happy Hump Day! Today I'm bringing to you yet another brief flower tutorial. I guess I've been on a 'handmade flower' spree lately for some reason. It may be that Autumn is finally just around the corner which is my favorite season! These flowers do make a nice addition to Autumn themed pages & projects--at least that's how I would use them.
I named these after the marigold flower. I think that's the flower they most resemble. From what I saw online, the majority of marigolds are yellow/orange in color. I made a purple one as you can see here just for kicks! Hey who is to say we have to be so exact right?
I once again used the Spellbinders Carnation Creations die by Donna Salazar. I indicated with an arrow the specific die I used for this flower.
Step 1: Cut out 6 flowers. Take one of these flowers and snip out two of the petals. Take another one of these flowers & snip out three of the petals as shown here. Do not throw out the snipped petals--you'll need them later!
Step 2: Ink your petal edges. I used a chalk ink by SEI for my inking--color is Cherry. The inking of the petals really works here because most marigolds actually have that two-tone look on their petals.
Step 6: Time to adhere your bottom 3 layers. As you adhere, try to off-set your petals. Once done, your flower should look close to what is shown here. By the way, I use a small hot glue gun for all of my flower making. It's fast and makes for a strong bond.
Step 9: Take your final 3 layers and curl the petals down as shown in step 4.
Step 12: Voila! No more hole in the center! If by any chance you still have a little hole...then take your remaining 2 snipped petals & do the same procedure. Curl the petals down, fold them in half and tuck them right in the center.
Once done you can finish shaping your flower. Usually when I put my flowers together they get lopsided, squished, etc as I adhere one layer on top of the other. Once done you can re-shape your flower again--fluff the layers, re-curl some of your petals etc.
Hope some of you found this tutorial useful! Have a great rest of the week.


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HomeOther SportsOrange Watch: Which Syracuse athlete was most impressive last year?
Orange Watch: Which Syracuse athlete was most impressive last year?
May 29, 2018 Brad Bierman Other Sports
Syracuse University mascot Otto the Orange. Mandatory Photo Credit: Kicia Sears, The Juice Online.
Item: While it's a sport that doesn't command the attention of its football/basketball campus-mates, we'd be remiss if we did not cite one of the top performances by any Syracuse athlete both this past 2017-18 school year, and over an entire four year Orange Career. Track and Field standout Justyn Knight leaves The Hill with two individual NCAA championships during his recently-completed senior season, the first SU athlete in 37 years to accomplish that feat, along with a 2015 NCAA cross-country team title. Not too shabby.
We'll always remember Hall of Fame lacrosse coach Roy Simmons Jr. proudly citing the rare national championship in Syracuse athletics history, after his Orangemen had thrillingly knocked off the sport's stalwart Johns Hopkins 17-16 in the 1983 NCAA title game at a pre-renovated Rutgers Stadium (in an era of Div. I lacrosse in which the postgame media session was essentially pulling up chairs around a table in an empty locker room to ask coaches and players questions).
Innocently, during the immediate moments of postgame excitement when the realization of the meaning of the win was starting to settle in, Simmons incorrectly cited the championship being the school's first since the 1959 football team went unblemished to the No. 1 ranking, and toppled Texas in the Cotton Bowl for good measure.
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The 1978 men's Varsity Eight and Freshmen Eight, and 1981 Varsity Four crew teams, on their home course Onondaga Lake, had won IRA national titles (recognized as the national championship for men's crew because the sport is not sponsored by the NCAA) in between the football and lacrosse championships, three of the 22 titles for men's crew, the most of any SU sport (lacrosse has 15 trophies – NCAA and USILA combined).
Simmons's point was that the words "national championship" and "Syracuse athletics" weren't exactly going hand-in-hand during the immediate decade of the Post World War II era right up to the Carrier Dome's debut (1980), but in the 38 subsequent seasons of dazzling Dome and Manley Field House complex moments, the school has witnessed 14 team and five individual national championship performances.
The last two of which belong to Knight, the easy going Toronto native who last fall won the NCAA Cross Country individual crown at Louisville, and followed that up with winning the 5000 meters at the NCAA Indoor Championship at Texas A&M in March, and finishing runner-up in the 3000 meters, leaving little doubt as to the Syracuse nomination as the top male ACC athlete of the year to be announced in late June.
"That means a lot – to write stuff down in the history books for SU," Knight told Syracuse University Magazine about his amazing career wearing orange after originally choosing SU over Wisconsin, while explaining money back offers. "I care about this program very much. It means a lot to me. Syracuse is very dear to my heart."
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Now in his sixth decade of covering SU sports, Brad was sports director of WSYR radio for eight years into the early 1990s, then wrote the Orange Watch column for The Big Orange/The Juice print publication for 18 years. A Syracuse University graduate, Brad currently runs his own media consulting business in the Philadelphia suburbs. Follow him on Twitter @BradBierman.
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How do we actively express Love? Existing as a human in this current amazing paradigm shift, two important factors stand out to me for expressing Love in both personal and planetary relationships: integrity and balance. I believe they are essential to the reprogramming of our very DNA. I ask myself, Am I just replacing one trance for another or am I ready to move into deep self-investigation and then into self-responsibility? Will I be able to create a new line of connectivity? I AM ready. I am choosing all the tools for my journey. These are my thoughts, and I share them freely. Not with the hope of changing anyone but myself. I share it in the spirit of Love, with the intent that it adds to the bounty of knowledge that humanity draws from.
This information is not new. Although I am not familiar enough with many spiritual teachings to quote them, I'm positive you will find a similar thread of consciousness in your own practices, further bridging to gaps between "us" – beings of flesh. Actively expressing Love is the foundation of sisterhood/brotherhood and the path to inner peace. Love and Service are the embodiment of Compassion. WE ARE EACH OTHER. This recognition allows us direct interface with Creation, expanding awareness to encompass a more compassionate/empathic attitude towards humanity, and if we are lucky this expansion will widen to eventually embrace all life on this planet and BEYOND. The sweetness of this Love cannot be expressed or felt without spiritual integrity, not for me anyway. This is the alignment of a deep knowing, when the things said, done and intended align with the Heroic Self, the Self that is "god". It is easy to speak love, funny feelings of praise and virtue, but can it be seen in the acts of living? Are intentions clear, defined so that the cords of light can reach beyond the darker parts of human existence? I ask myself only to respond to this beautiful dance, engage it, not react in vain and regret, to feel the glory of Creation, and know it as myself. Balance comes with seeing, sight that enables us to see both sides of a story. I am dark, I am light. In the grey I am found by acceptance of these opposing forces. Can I see myself as a dark agent, and Love it as essential to my existence here? Balance is achieved by looking through the lens of God Source First Eternal and recognizing that there is no light without dark. Can I love who I am, a creature of dual nature, multi-faceted as a crystal shard?


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How does shipping affect ocean sound levels?Chris Knowlton2018-12-19T09:34:32-05:00
Commercial ships carrying a wide variety of cargos travel the world ocean. Ships' propulsion systems and other machinery generate underwater noise. Cavitation that occurs at the propeller blade tips is a particularly significant source of noise. Cavitation takes place when the rotating blades cause the local pressure in water to drop below a critical value and bubbles to form. In addition, flow past the ship's hull generates broadband sound, particularly at higher ship speeds. The amount of noise produced depends on numerous factors, including ship type, size, hull shape, propulsion system, ship speed, ship load, and sea conditions.
Most of the noise ships produce is at low frequencies (roughly 20–500 Hz). Measurements on modern commercial ships give broadband source levels (20–1000 Hz) as high as 188 dB re 1µPa @ 1 m for a 54,000 gross ton container ship traveling at 21.7 knots (11.2 m/s) (McKenna et al., 2012). When a large ship passes close to a receiver, the noise that is generated will therefore temporarily increase the sound levels at that location substantially. Even in the absence of a nearby ship, in many places in the ocean, the background sound level at low frequencies is dominated by noise from distant ships because low-frequency sound can travel long distances underwater. Seismic surveys, in which air guns are used to explore for oil and gas beneath the seafloor, can also make significant contributions to the background sound levels at low frequencies in some locations.
Geographic variability
The average annual distribution on a 0.1º by 0.1º grid of large commercial ships (specifically cargo ships and tankers greater than 500 gross tons). The data were collected from October 2004 to September 2005. Image credit: NOAA, https://cetsound.noaa.gov/sound_data.
The amount of low-frequency noise is greater in regions with heavy shipping traffic. The figure to the right shows an estimate of the average number of large commercial ships (specifically cargo ships and tankers greater than 500 gross tons) per 0.1º latitude by 0.1º longitude square in the Pacific Ocean derived from the World Meteorological Organization Voluntary Observing Ships Scheme (VOS). Common shipping routes are clearly evident in the figure. There tend to be fewer ships in the southern hemisphere, and low-frequency ambient noise levels are substantially lower than in the northern hemisphere as a result.
Average annual noise level in the Pacific Ocean in dB re µPa2/Hz for a frequency of 50 Hz and at 30 m depth due to large commercial ships. Image credit: NOAA, https://cetsound.noaa.gov/sound_data.
To make accurate predictions of the expected background noise levels and characteristics caused by shipping, the contributions of many individual ships must be considered. Information on the distribution, density, and acoustic characteristics of the ships is needed. In addition, information on sound-speed profiles, bathymetry, and seafloor properties is needed in order to calculate how sound travels from the location of each ship to the location at which the background noise level is being computed. The U.S. Navy, as well as other navies, have long made such predictions. More recently, similar predictions have been made to help assess the potential effects of the sound generated by shipping on marine life. In particular, the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) convened the cetaceans and sound (CetSound) project to develop underwater sound field and cetacean density and distribution mapping tools. The predicted annual average noise levels in the Pacific Ocean for a frequency of 50 Hz and at 30 m depth due to large commercial ships are shown in the above figure (to the left).
Changes in shipping noise over time
Prior to the mid-19th century Industrial Revolution, low-frequency sound in the ocean was due to spray and bubbles associated with breaking waves, sounds generated by marine life, seismic noise, and other natural sounds. The Industrial Revolution marked the beginning of the use of powered (rather than sailing) vessels to transport goods and provide services. Increases in commercial shipping since that time have caused low-frequency noise levels to increase in many oceanic locations.
The following figure shows that the world's commercial fleet approximately tripled in number and the gross tonnage (size) of vessels increased by more than a factor of six from 1955 to 2005.
Number of vessels (dashed line) and gross tonnage of vessels (continuous line) in the world's shipping fleet. Data from Lloyd's register of shipping for self-propelled, merchant fleet vessels of 100 gross tons or more. (Reprinted from Hildebrand, J.A. 2009. Anthropogenic and natural sources of ambient noise in the ocean. Marine Ecology Progress Series. 395, 5-20)
However, because of changes in ship design, increases in the number and tonnage of vessels are not directly related to increases in ship-traffic noise. Radiated noise depends on multiple factors such as ship size, speed, horsepower, propeller depth, etc. All of these characteristics have changed over time. Direct measurements of low-frequency ambient noise are therefore required in order to determine long-term trends.
Northeast Pacific Ocean
The best available data on long-term trends in low-frequency ambient sound levels are from the Northeast Pacific Ocean, in part because of the availability of data from hydrophone arrays installed off the west coast of the United States as part of the U.S. Navy Sound Surveillance System (SOSUS). Measurements made over the period 1950 to the early 1970s indicated that sound levels at 50 Hz were increasing by about 0.55 dB/year (Ross, 1993, 2005). More recent measurements made in deep water indicate that this trend continued until at least around 1980, but then decreased to about 0.2 dB/year, as shown in the following figure [1]Chapman, N. R., & Price, A. (2011). Low frequency deep ocean ambient noise trend in the Northeast Pacific Ocean. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 129(5), EL161–EL165. https://doi.org/10.1121/1.3567084 [2]Andrew, R. K., Howe, B. M., Mercer, J. A., & Dzieciuch, M. A. (2002). Ocean ambient sound: Comparing the 1960s with the 1990s for a receiver off the California coast. Acoustics Research Letters Online, 3(2), 65–70. https://doi.org/10.1121/1.1461915 .
Noise measurements for the 1/3 octave band centered at 31 Hz. The closed circles are from deep water sites in the Northeast Pacific (Chapman and Price, 2011). The solid square and triangle are from a receiver on the continental slope off Pt. Sur, California, in 1965 (Wenz, 1969) and 1994–2001 (Andrew et al., 2002), respectively. The broken and dotted lines show trends of 0.55 dB/year and 0.25 dB/year, respectively. (Reprinted from Chapman, N. R., and Price, A. (2011). "Low frequency deep ocean ambient noise trend in the Northeast Pacific Ocean," J. Acoust. Soc. Am. 129, EL161-EL165, with the permission of the Acoustical Society of America. https://doi.org/10.1121/1.3567084)
The most recent published measurements in the Northeast Pacific show complex changes in low-frequency ambient noise along the west coast of the United States from 1997 to 2007. Some locations and frequencies had slight increases, others showed little change, and some showed slight decreases, despite increases in the number and size of ships [3] Andrew, R. K., Howe, B. M., & Mercer, J. A. (2011). Long-time trends in ship traffic noise for four sites off the North American West Coast. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 129(2), 642–651 https://doi.org/10.1121/1.3518770 .
Northwest Atlantic Ocean
Measurements made in the Northwest Atlantic Ocean over the period 1950 to the early 1970s suggested that sound levels at 50 Hz were increasing at roughly the same rate as seen in the Northeast Pacific (0.55 dB/year), although there was considerable scatter in the data [4]Ross, D. (1974). Ship sources of ambient noise. In Proceedings of the International Workshop on Low-Frequency Propagation and Noise (pp. 257–261). (Reprinted in: IEEE Journal of Oceanic Engineering, 30(2), 257–261 (2005)).
However, comparisons between measurements made south of Bermuda in 1966 and 2013–2014 showed that monthly average sound levels at 44 Hz increased by only 2.8 ±0.8 dB over this entire period (0.06 dB/year) [5]Širović, A., Hildebrand, J. A., & McDonald, M. A. (2016). Ocean ambient sound south of Bermuda and Panama Canal traffic. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 139(5), 2417–2423. https://doi.org/10.1121/1.4947517 . This low level of increase may be due to shielding of the measurement location by the local bathymetry. The Panama Canal Expansion Project that was completed in 2016 will enable the transit of larger ships through the Canal at twice the previous rate and may lead to increases in shipping traffic noise to the south of Bermuda.
(a) Hydrophone locations at CTBTO stations: H08 Diego Garcia (Indian Ocean), H10 Ascension Island (South Atlantic Ocean), and H11 Wake Island (Equatorial Pacific Ocean). (b) General CTBTO IMS location schematic. Hydrophones were installed in triangular configurations approximately 2 km on a side on each side of the islands. (Reprinted from Miksis-Olds, J. L., and Nichols, S. M. (2016). "Is low frequency ocean sound increasing globally?," J. Acoust. Soc. Am. 139, 501-511, with the permission of the Acoustical Society of America. https://doi.org/10.1121/1.4938237 )
Indian, South Atlantic, and Equatorial Pacific Oceans
Underwater acoustic recording systems installed for the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty Organization (CTBTO) International Monitoring System (IMS) are now providing information on more recent trends in low-frequency ambient sound for other locations in the world ocean, including the Indian [6]Miksis-Olds, J. L., Bradley, D. L., & Maggie Niu, X. (2013). Decadal trends in Indian Ocean ambient sound. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 134(5), 3464–3475. https://doi.org/10.1121/1.4821537 [7]Miksis-Olds, J. L., Bradley, D. L., & Maggie Niu, X. (2014). Erratum: Decadal trends in Indian Ocean ambient sound [J. Acoustic Soc. Am. 134(5), 3464–3475 (2013)]. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 135(3), 1642–1642. https://doi.org/10.1121/1.4865195 , South Atlantic [8]Miksis-Olds, J. L., & Nichols, S. M. (2016). Is low frequency ocean sound increasing globally? The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 139(1), 501–511. https://doi.org/10.1121/1.4938237 , and Equatorial Pacific [9]Miksis-Olds, J. L., & Nichols, S. M. (2016). Is low frequency ocean sound increasing globally? The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 139(1), 501–511. https://doi.org/10.1121/1.4938237 Oceans.
In the Indian Ocean at Diego Garcia, the median broadband (5–115 Hz) sound level to the south of the island increased from 2002 to 2012 by 0.17 dB/year (1.7 dB/decade). The largest increase was at 85–105 Hz, where the median increased by 0.28 dB/year (2.8 dB/decade). Smaller increases were seen at the receivers north of the island. The major ocean shipping lanes run from the Strait of Malacca to Djibouti (north basin crossing) and from the Strait of Malacca to the Cape of Good Hope (cross basin crossing). Although the northern shipping lane has a higher density of shipping than the cross-basin lane, the cross-basin route passes closer to Diego Garcia on the south side, suggesting that the greater increases in sound levels seen to the south of the island are in part related to increased shipping.
The time series at the CTBTO hydroacoustic monitoring stations in the South Atlantic at Ascension Island and in the Equatorial Pacific at Wake Island were somewhat shorter than those available in the Indian Ocean at Diego Garcia, with approximately 8 years of data at Ascension (2004–2012) and 5.5 years of data at Wake (2007–2012). The median broadband (5–115 Hz) sound levels showed no significant change to the north of Ascension Island and actually decreased slightly to the south (–0.08 dB/year). They also decreased to both the north and south of Wake Island (–0.2 dB/year). Neither location is close to any major shipping lane. The dominant source observed in the South Atlantic was seismic air gun signals, while shipping and biologic sources contributed more in the Equatorial Pacific [10]Miksis-Olds, J. L., & Nichols, S. M. (2016). Is low frequency ocean sound increasing globally? The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 139(1), 501–511. https://doi.org/10.1121/1.4938237 .
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1. ↑ Chapman, N. R., & Price, A. (2011). Low frequency deep ocean ambient noise trend in the Northeast Pacific Ocean. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 129(5), EL161–EL165. https://doi.org/10.1121/1.3567084
2. ↑ Andrew, R. K., Howe, B. M., Mercer, J. A., & Dzieciuch, M. A. (2002). Ocean ambient sound: Comparing the 1960s with the 1990s for a receiver off the California coast. Acoustics Research Letters Online, 3(2), 65–70. https://doi.org/10.1121/1.1461915
3. ↑ Andrew, R. K., Howe, B. M., & Mercer, J. A. (2011). Long-time trends in ship traffic noise for four sites off the North American West Coast. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 129(2), 642–651 https://doi.org/10.1121/1.3518770
4. ↑ Ross, D. (1974). Ship sources of ambient noise. In Proceedings of the International Workshop on Low-Frequency Propagation and Noise (pp. 257–261). (Reprinted in: IEEE Journal of Oceanic Engineering, 30(2), 257–261 (2005))
5. ↑ Širović, A., Hildebrand, J. A., & McDonald, M. A. (2016). Ocean ambient sound south of Bermuda and Panama Canal traffic. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 139(5), 2417–2423. https://doi.org/10.1121/1.4947517
6. ↑ Miksis-Olds, J. L., Bradley, D. L., & Maggie Niu, X. (2013). Decadal trends in Indian Ocean ambient sound. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 134(5), 3464–3475. https://doi.org/10.1121/1.4821537
7. ↑ Miksis-Olds, J. L., Bradley, D. L., & Maggie Niu, X. (2014). Erratum: Decadal trends in Indian Ocean ambient sound [J. Acoustic Soc. Am. 134(5), 3464–3475 (2013)]. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 135(3), 1642–1642. https://doi.org/10.1121/1.4865195
8, 9, 10. ↑ Miksis-Olds, J. L., & Nichols, S. M. (2016). Is low frequency ocean sound increasing globally? The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 139(1), 501–511. https://doi.org/10.1121/1.4938237


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