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Affects Version/s: 2.2, 2.2.1
Fix Version/s: 2.3
Component/s: Administration, Documentation
Affected Branches:MOODLE_22_STABLE
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Check and update documentation, so that it should comply with moodle coding guidelines.
Following needs to be updated/checked for preference api
- DocBlock for page and functions.
- All the files should be checked/updated.
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Using "unset" in this context does not look valid, we use null (the implicit value) for these cases
@param stdClass|int|unset $user
We decided on using the short versions of the types given here: http://php.net/manual/en/language.types.type-juggling.php
Shown under "Type Casting".
Changed the types suggested by David. I also set them to mixed to be consistent as everybody else appears to be doing that.
Updating again after new info surfaced in scrum about how to best describe variable types. Previously I was told it would be best to use mixed when there are multiple types, but in scrum it came out that it would be better to list all types that are accepted and returned (which is what I was originally doing).
So now I've fixed it, while keeping David's suggestions.
Hello Gerry,
You might want to add package tag in function dockblock, as page docblock has @package core.
Rest looks Good.
I need to re-add "@return void" in places where it existed as a result of Jan 10th 3pm dev chat discussion
The @category preference tags all look to be on the right functions here, great!
Can you summarise the use of those on http://docs.moodle.org/dev/Preference_API ? Cheers
The preference Doc is now in a state where I believe it's pretty friendly for beginner through to advanced plug-in developers: http://docs.moodle.org/dev/Preference_API
I tried to say as much as I could in as few words as possible, while still staying readable. But let me know if you have any suggestions that do not unnecessarily make the document more complicated.
Hi Gerry,
Changes to code look really good thanks.
I've read through the doc and I have a couple of ideas about how that could be improved.
- Move the database structure down to the bottom (but still above see also). The database structure is interesting but most people arriving to this API would like want to read the overview and usage examples before analysing the database structure. (perhaps also add the table name somewhere)
- There's an error with the database structure in that the value field length changed between versions. This was done because developers are using these funcs more and more and are trying to store increasingly larger data/structures in the there.
- It may be worthwhile including some text to describe when to use the user preference API and include reference to examples of what it is being used for presently or something. Really just illustrating that anything relating to a single user can be stored there, normally state indicators are stored there and it can be as simple as a yes no, or as complex as a full blown structure (check out how gradebook uses it).
- It would also be worth including concepts we have for user preferences. For instance if you have a user preference that is true or false you should never actually set it to false, you should set the default to false and if it is to be set to false then unset it instead. Actually perhaps thats the only concept!
- Maybe worth mentioning the JS implementation of this API as well. I don't think we are meant to be documenting them (although it would be nice to include reference in the docs).
LOL thinking on point 5, check out lib/ajax/setuserpref.php we should probably fix the @package there as part of this issue.
LOL thinking on point 5, check out lib/ajax/setuserpref.php we should probably fix the @package there as part of this issue.
@Sam re comment-139502
- I agree, I wanted to put the database structure at the end. However, I used and I saw somebody else get blasted for not following the format of earlier docs and so this made me change my mind. However I'll gladly make this change.
- Sure I'll look into that.
- Martin had earlier made the point that our docs were too wordy and we should keep our new docs to the essentials that people needed to know and that they could go to the generated phpdocs or the code if they wanted to do something advanced.
- I wasn't aware of that, I'll make the change.
- Sure thing.
Actually upon further thought, I agree with point #3, I'll add pretty much exactly what you said.
The main moodle.git repository has just been updated with latest weekly modifications. You may wish to rebase your PULL branches to simplify history and avoid any possible merge conflicts. This would also make integrator's life easier next week.
TIA and ciao
Hi Gerard,
everything looks perfect from a phpdocs POV, but:
1) there are 2-3 occurrences of "@package core_preference" and that's not a valid package at all. "preference" is a correct API but not a package (is not any valid component name). Should be "core" instead" if I'm not wrong.
2) The lines:
although nothing has been determined about them, they really look aged (plus are detected as 3-slashes invalid comments). Perhaps a simpler "// USER PREFERENCE API" is enough... for your consideration.
Ah... well I did ask others before picking core_preference, but what you say makes sense.
For the second point I wanted to make it consistent with the rest of the file, however if others making changes to lib/moodlelib.php are being asked to make the same change to their sections, then it makes sense.
Both changes made, thanks for the feedback.
I had a look at the master diff. ajaxlib.php and setuserpref.php @package need to be changed to core.
Everything else looks fine.
I must have missed this, however it seems Sam noticed during integration and fixed it. I've updated the patch to reflect this change, but integration already has it thanks to Sam.
Yes it can. Sorry about the delay. Though I did notice that in lib/ajaxlib.php at line 21 we have - @package moodlecore I'm not sure if this is valid or not. If it is then please integrate.
Thanks Adrian, I've marked this passed now.
I've also made an additional commit to fix up the ajaxlib package.
Some changes to Moodle should be milestones in the project by themselves.
This is not the case and your fix is not so important, but your collaboration is highly appreciated, thanks!
Closing as fixed, ciao


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Cozy Apartment with Duomo View
Size75 m²
Floor No.1
- Family/child friendly
- Internet/WiFi
- Air conditioning
- Washer/dryer
- Dishwasher
- Baby cot
- Kitchen
Accommodation summary
|VIA FOLCO PORTINARI, FIRENZE, Italy
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In the heart of Florence just a few minutes from the Duomo, the apartment is located within a block with views in a lovely courtyard recently renovated and in the sleeping area through the large windows you can admire the dome of the cathedral that seems to touch. The entrance is independent from the court which in turn is protected by a gate. A little oasis :)
A flight of stairs in stone leads to the first floor where you enter in a large distributed environment on many levels with lots of windows and lots of light. wooden ceilings and beams in typical Tuscan view with modern, simple furnishings. Every area of the house has its own functionality while maintaining the appearance to loft with views and interior windows that reveal the various environments. For the most romantic on the first level there is a sleeping area with a beautiful overlooking the Duomo and night is always fascinating. Bathroom with shower. In the dining room there is a comfortable sofa bed and easy to set up, has a double bed, a little smaller than normal. In a middle floor, mezzanine, there is another double bedroom with private bathroom. Here the ceilings are lower, the feeling, for me, is to stay in the cabin of a boat. Air conditioning in both environments.
The visitor will have basic amenities such as Wi-Fi, kitchen accessories, microwave, dishwasher washing machine, iron, bed linen and bath ..
We are in the center and you can find everything, restaurants, pubs, shops, supermarkets and pharmacies within walking distance from home.
The Central Station is 15 minutes on foot or by bus C2 which passes under the house.
What is unique about my accommodation? The tranquility ..... Being in the center of Florence and can stay with the windows open.
ATTENTION!!! I remind you that the apartment is located in the limited traffic zone (ZTL), you can not enter with the car and get in front of the apartment without permission. For each input there is a camera. Those who enter without permission is subject to a fine of 140 €.
There are two possible solutions: Get in the car and park in the nearest garage or leave your car in a garage for at least 1 hour and park elsewhere.
I will be present at check-in for the hand over of the keys and leave a avenuta delivery receipt. Also there will be provided a map and all the information on places of interest.
I remind you that you can not smoke in the apartment
IMPORTANT!! Extra charge to be paid upon your arrival:
EURO 2,50 tourist tax for person per day.
EURO 20 If the check in will be after 20:00 for the presence after hours (specifically from 20:00 to 22:00, after 22:00 there is a surcharge of € 10 for each hour late)
EURO = 150 Security deposit to be paid at check-in, it will be made only after an inspection of the apartment if there is no damage.
House rulesCheck-in / Check-out can be a bit 'flexible.
The check-in is guaranteed by 15:00 to 20:00 check-out at 10:00
Do not come to the apartment without an appointment
DON'T smoke in the apartment.
Respect the property and leave it clean.
The Wi-Fi is free.
Please before you leave remember to turn off all lights and air conditioning.
IMPORTANT!! ADDITIONAL CHARGES to be paid at check-in:
EURO 2,50 = per person per day for the tourist tax.
EURO 20 = If check-in will be after 20:00 for the presence after hours (specifically from 20:00 to 22:00, after 22:00 there is a surcharge of € 10 per hour delay)
EURO = 150 Security deposit to be paid at check-in, it will be made only after an inspection of the apartment if there is no damage.
CAUTION!!! I remind you that the apartment is located in the limited traffic zone (ZTL), you can't enter with the car and get in front of the apartment without permission. For each input there is a camera. Those who enter without permission is subject to a fine of 140 €.
There are two possible solutions: Get in the car and park in the nearest garag
|Price for > 2 guests
|$ 22 CA per guest/night extra
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Reviews of this property
07:09:14 to 12:09:14: 5 nights 3 adults
+ Distance from the center
+ Price
+ Free wireless
+ Direct views over the cathedral
+ Peaceful location with beautiful courtyard
+ Parking available (about 25min walk to the apartment: Cost 10 € per night)
+ Cleanliness of the bathroom
- Lapo (owner): even come despite appointment 2 times 45minutes and 1 times 1h 15min late. And since we have to call him. An apology never came .... just excuses. That has a bit annoyed.
- Not tumble as indicated
- Bathroom door broken ... I was trapped. Door could be opened only from the outside again
- Sofa bed: totally worn out. Not exactly convenient. 2nd bedroom is very low and no windows
- Cleanliness: cleaning lady only the dirt in a corner or Unters swept sofa. Was under the bed I think never mopped (were garments of other guests including)
07.09.14 - 12.09.14: 5 Nächte 3 Erwachsene
+ Entfernung zum Zentrum
+ Preis
+ gratis WLAN
+ Blick direkt auf den dom
+ ruhige lage mit schönem innenhof
+ Parkplatz vorhanden (ca. 25min Fußmarsch zum Apartment: kosten 10€ pro Nacht)
+ Sauberkeit im Bad
- Lapo (Vermieter): ist trotz Terminvereinbarung 2 mal 45minuten und 1 mal sogar 1h 15min zu spät gekommen. Und da haben wir ihn anrufen müssen. Eine entschuldigung ist nie gekommen....nur ausreden. Das hat doch etwas genervt.
- kein wäschetrockner wie angegeben
- badezimmertüre kaputt...ich war eingeschlossen. Türe konnte nur von außen wieder geöffnet werden
- schlafsofa: total durchgelegen. Nicht gerade bequem. 2. Schlafzimmer sehr niedrig und ohne Fenster
- Sauberkeit: putzfrau hat nur den dreck in eine ecke oder unters sofa gekehrt. Unterm bett wurde glaub ich noch nie gewischt (waren noch kleidungsstücke von anderen gästen darunter)
The best location. From there all much improved. The two bedrooms anything. The second bedroom is on another level of the main room down stairs with separate key and a musty smell that made him inhabiltable, so decided to stay the four in the main room enabling a sofa bed. The worst was the lack of privacy the host as realizing that we do not use that bedroom, you can not think of anything but him to stay at his brother. Meanwhile, her mother came and went leaving luggage, clothing, etc ...
The air conditioning does not work, luckily we did not heat anything other than the first day.
Lo mejor la ubicación. A partir de ahí todo muy mejorable. Lo de dos dormitorios nada de nada. El segundo dormitorio está a otro nivel de la estancia principal bajando unas escaleras con llave independiente y con un olor a humedad que lo hacía inhabiltable, por eso decidimos quedarnos los cuatro en la estancia principal habilitando un sofá cama. Lo peor fue la falta de privacidad del anfitrión ya que al darse cuenta que no utilizamos ese dormitorio, no se le ocurre otra cosa que alojar en él a su hermano. Entre tanto, su madre iba y venía dejando maletas, ropa, etc...
El aire acondicionado no funciona, menos mal que no nos hizo calor nada más que el primer día.
The meeting was the owner shortly. Neither we understood the language. But we understood.
The apartment is perfect, very nice and very well located. It is very comfortable, bright and clean.
El encuentro con el propietario fue breve. Ninguno de los dos comprendíamos el idioma. Pero nos entendimos.
El Apartamento es ideal, muy bonito y muy bien situado. Es muy confortable, luminoso y limpio.
We weren't actually able to stay in this apartment but Lapo arranged for us to be accommodated in another of his apartments which was literally 10 metres from the duomo. It had the most beautiful terrace with a jaw-dropping view of the duomo. The apartment was spotless and modern and we loved staying there. Lapo was very friendly and reliable.
The apartment is very conveniently located near the Duomo. The decor is fine; beds are good. One of the two bedrooms is very low and the corresponding bathroom also low with awkward shower. Other bathroom is good. Nice that there are two toilets. For people who are bad stairs, this apartment is not recommended. Also with children not convenient, because the second bedroom is on a different floor. We (4 adults) were very excited because of the location and the atmosphere.
Het appartement is heel gunstig gelegen, vlakbij de Dom. De inrichting is prima; bedden zijn goed. Een van de twee slaapkamers is wel erg laag en de daarbij behorende badkamer eveneens laag met onhandige douche. Andere badkamer is goed. Wel fijn dat er twee wc's zijn. Voor mensen die slecht trappen lopen, is dit appartement niet aan te raden. Ook met kinderen niet handig, omdat de tweede slaapkamer op een andere etage is. Wij (4 volwassenen) waren heel enthousiast vanwege de locatie en de sfeer.
Wonderful apartment. Well maintained, with amazing views of the Duomo, superbly located and charming. A great stay and the host was very correct.
Estupendo apartamento. Bien cuidado, con unas vistas increíbles del Duomo, magníficamente situado y con mucho encanto. Una estancia estupenda y el anfitrión fue muy correcto.
The apartment is conveniently located near the Duomo and well equipped kitchen. You have to look a little more maintenance and sheets and towels were not always perfect. The apartment has many steps ahead especially children and older people (it should be noted in the description). If you go by car is a bit awkward because you have to park outside the limited traffic zone (ZTL) and is a bit complicated. Overall it was a pleasant stay.
El apartamento está bien ubicado cerca del Duomo y la cocina bien equipada. Habría que cuidar un poco más el mantenimiento y las sábanas y toallas que no siempre estaban perfectas. El apartamento tiene muchas escaleras sobretodo de cara a niños o personas mayores (debería estar advertido en la descripción). Si se va en coche es un poco incómodo ya que hay que aparcar fuera de la zona de tráfico limitado (ZTL) y es un poco complicado. En general ha sido una estancia agradable.
Reviews for this host's other properties
Quiet residential area within walking distance from the center (15 min.circa). Spacious apartment for 2 persons. The building has an elevator but the apartment, located on the attic, can be reached only along even a wooden ladder. Hot water in the bathroom, so you have to wait about an hour from power before you can use. Bathroom a bit 'dated. The care and cleaning of the apartment could be better.
Zona residenziale tranquilla raggiungibile a piedi dal centro (15 min.circa). Appartamento spazioso per 2 persone. Il palazzo ha l'ascensore ma l'appartamento, situato all'ultimo piano mansardato, è raggiungibile solo percorrendo anche una scaletta di legno. Boiler per acqua calda in bagno, bisogna quindi aspettare circa un'ora dall'accensione prima di poterla utilizzare. Bagno un po' datato. La cura e la pulizia dell'appartamento potrebbero essere migliori.
This apartment was a delightful anchor to my trip to Florence. Located in a genuinely characterful building in a quiet neighborhood, it was extremely well located to access Florence's many wonders. The apartment itself is well proportioned, light and airy, while remaining cozy. Lapo was a great host, taking the time to thoroughly show me around the place and answer any questions I had as my stay progressed. Definitely recommend!
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The down-side appears to be with these HD44780 Blue/White displays refresh rate. Any scroll rate faster than about 500ms (per screenfull) leaves traces/shadows like crazy.
As Mark says the problem is with the display technology not the code. If your code were able to make it scroll faster then the display problem would be worse.
would a VFD or OLED display not show this artefact so much?
Doc,There does not seem to be any code in the repository: http://code.google.com/p/phi-big-font/source/browse/I also tried a git clone and got an empty repository.There are download images but the code does not appearto be in the repository.--- bill
Might be a glitch. Here is the download:http://code.google.com/p/phi-big-font/downloads/detail?name=phi_big_font%2020120322.zip&can=2&q=#makechanges
Quote from: liudr on Nov 20, 2012, 06:01 pmMight be a glitch. Here is the download:http://code.google.com/p/phi-big-font/downloads/detail?name=phi_big_font%2020120322.zip&can=2&q=#makechangesYes I saw the zip download images.But it looks like there is not any code in the actual git repository.--- bill
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|ALU Power 16L String Scores
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If the tennis industry possesses something akin to the formula for Coke, it probably lies in the recipe for Luxilon ALU Power. Despite countless attempts to duplicate or improve it, this string remains the gold standard on the professional tour. When it first started popping up Pete Sampras was so fascinated by how maliciously the ball dived at his feet that he reportedly dubbed it "cheatalon." Hence the surgical precision our team experienced from the backcourt, punctuated by balls that dropped so suddenly they appeared to be in violation of the laws of physics. Contributing to this incredible precision is a quality that separates ALU Power from an earlier generation of polys, namely feel. This exceptional feel provided our team with a heightened sense of the ball, and it earned ALU Power a remarkable score for touch. This fact helps explain why ALU Power was one of the first polys to achieve mass appeal. Indeed, by greatly improving the playability and feel of co-polymer monofilaments, ALU Power has earned its reputation as one of the most iconic strings in tennis history.
Our team tested both the Grey and Ice Blue colors of ALU Power. Though he found the Grey color to be slightly livelier, Andy experienced a remarkable blend of precision and pop with both versions. He said, "Controlled explosiveness is how I would describe the power level of this string. The ball seems to leap off the stringbed like Blake Griffin off the basketball court. However, what's different about ALU Power is that it's never too much power. You always know exactly where the ball is going. The strings just produce an extremely lively, comfortable feel that many string manufacturers have attempted to replicate. I found the Grey to have a slightly livelier response, while the Ice felt a little deader. However, when I say 'dead' I use it as a relative term; it still had the ALU Power liveliness, just not quite as much as the Grey."
Chris also found the Grey version to be a little livelier, but the upside for him lay in the fact that he was in charge of the power. He said, "While this string does not offer a ton of power, there's enough there to get the job done. I found I could get enough pop on my groundstrokes to hit winners or to force an error from my opponents. Of the two colors, Grey offers a tad more pop, while the Ice version feels a little deader. I noticed a little more hop on my shots with less effort when hitting with the grey ALU Power. Either way, the best thing about hitting with this string in any color is that it allows the player to supply the power."
With its crisp and controlled response, ALU Power is built for fast strokes and heavy spin. Finding the Ice version to be more spin friendly, Chris ultimately settled into a groove with both colors. He said, "The roles were reversed when it came to finding spin, and I found the Ice version of ALU Power more spin friendly. I found the Ice version of the string to pocket the ball slightly better. It felt just a little softer, and it felt like the ball was imbedding into the stringbed more. Combined with the deader response, which allowed me to swing faster, the extra grab resulted in me finding more spin. However, the difference was slight, and I was still getting a lot of spin out of the Grey colored ALU Power. Interestingly, I thought spin production was right up there with ALU Power Rough."
An unrepentant fan of shaped polys, Andy found decent bite despite the round shape of this string. He said, "The spin potential is definitely above average, but not exceptional. It doesn't have any shaped or textured features that allow it to grab the ball especially well, but the ball does seem to sink into the stringbed enough to generate a nice amount of spin. A lot of spin has to do with racquet head speed, and if a string provides enough control then the player feels confident enough to go ahead and swing their hardest. ALU Power definitely achieves this. I was able to generate a little more racquet head speed with the Ice version because it wasn't as lively as the Grey, so I could produce more spin with the Ice."
Given its native firmness, ALU Power is likely to feel a tad stiff for those with short strokes and light racquets. However, for players like Andy, who has a heavier frame and sound mechanics, this string offers surprising comfort and excellent feel. He said, "This is what sets ALU Power apart from other firm monofilaments. The ball feel that it produces at impact is unmatched, to where it seems like you can feel each individual hair of the ball's fuzz. The perfect blend of power and control produces a very comfortable soft-but-not-too-soft feel that is very easy on the arm. The Grey has a comfortable, lively feel, whereas the Ice has more of a softer, plush comfort to it."
Chris also had a comfortable ride, though he cautions against wandering too far from the sweetspot. "In an old-school player's racquet like the Wilson ProStraff 6.0 95, both colors of this string felt comfortable. However, ALU Power is a fairly firm playing string, and things can get a little brassy off center in a stiffer racquet. The slightly softer response of ALU Power Ice made it the more comfortable of the two for me, but neither is a comfort string. If used in a heavy, flexible racquet, and the player finds the sweetspot more often than not, then there should be no comfort issues with this string."
When it first started popping up on the pro tour the almost otherworldly control of ALU Power proved to be a missing link. It allowed pros to attack the ball more aggressively, which gave them the necessary spin to unlock a whole new world of angles and trajectories. It's safe to say Chris was impressed. He said, "The control I found with this string was exceptional, and was the highlight of the playtest by far. With both colors I felt absolutely dialed in on every shot. I was able to take huge cuts at the ball and still keep everything within the lines. If I had to pick a winner for control out of the two - and it is awfully close - I'd have to go with ALU Power Ice. I felt very confident with both colors, but the slightly deader Ice allowed for a more aggressive swing."
Despite the extra power he experienced, Andy didn't lose any control. He said, "Even with the excellent power ALU Power is still stiff enough to keep its shape at impact and give the desired amount of control. I found the Ice to have slightly more control than the Grey simply because the ball didn't jump off the strings as much. Usually soft and comfortable means that there's a loss of control, but not here! There are definitely stiffer strings out there that will provide more control, but for as soft and comfortable as this string is, it provides enough control to let you hit your shots with aplomb all day long!"
Prior to the introduction of Luxilon's Big Banger series, the overall playability and tension maintenance of poly-based strings was abysmal. The launch of Big Banger Original and, subsequently, ALU Power marked a shift in the monofilament technology toward greater and longer playability. While poly-based strings still have a long way to to go to catch up with the tension maintenance of natural gut, players like Andy appreciate the improved playability. He said, "The playability duration was above average, lasting upward of two to three weeks. It's not the longest lasting string, but tension maintenance and playability duration are things that Luxilon takes pride in, and they've nailed it with ALU Power."
Chris definitely noticed some changes after the tension dropped, but the control and spin remained quite high. He said, "I found both colors to last my requisite two weeks of playability without issue. I played both through a third week, and even though tension had dropped off and the string started to feel not quite as comfortable, I was still able to find a lot of control and spin from the string."
Andy - "Like all other polys, I'd recommend this string to intermediate to advanced players with longer, faster strokes. If you're a poly player who doesn't need all the frills of a shaped, twisted or textured string, it doesn't get any better than ALU Power."
Chris - "ALU Power is hugely popular on the pro tours, and I think that speaks volumes as to whom this string best suits. Basically, if you are looking to provide your own power, want tons of control and spin, expect a high level of durability and don't mind cutting strings out and restringing every couple of weeks then this string is a great option. Comfort can be improved by hybridizing it with natural gut (also popular on tour) or a good multifilament, but if the player is looking for the highest level of control, I think it is best played as a full set."
Andy - "For a circular poly that isn't shaped, textured or twisted, it doesn't get any better than ALU Power. It has the perfect blend of power and control, is comfortable on the arm and lasts a long time. There's a reason this is one of the most popular string on the pro tour. It's the best in its class!"
Chris - "The level of control was exceptional. I was able to find lots of spin and I felt totally dialed in on my groundstrokes. Doing this playtest reminded me of just how good ALU Power really is. I love having this string in my racquets."
Andy - "The only thing I didn't like is that it left me wanting more."
Chris - "None."
Andy - "To me, ALU Power feels a lot like Topspin Cyber Flash or the old Prince Tour poly, which have a very lively feel but are not too soft. There are many polys that try to replicate the feel of ALU Power, but in my opinion none can replicate the best."
Chris - "I would compare this to Solinco Tour Bite, Volkl Cyclone and Kirschbaum Pro Line Evolution. Babolat's RPM Blast offers a similarly firm feel, but the grab and response from RPM is slightly different."
(Scores are determined by averaging individual play test scores)
|Chris' Scores
|Playability Duration
|String Movement
|Andy's Scores
|Playability Duration
|String Movement
Playtest Racquet: Wilson Pro Staff 6.0 95
Playtest Tension: 55 lbs.
Typical String: Volkl Cyclone 16g
Playtest Racquet: Yonex RDiS 100 Mid (93)
Playtest Tension: 52 lbs.
Typical String: Tourna Big Hitter Black 7 17g
Review date: December 2012. If you found this review interesting or have further questions or comments please contact us.
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Chapter 1: Introduction
Trails are in high demand nationwide. As soon as trails are constructed, they become heavily used, whether they exist in pristine natural environments, urban downtowns, or rural areas. Groups ranging from neighborhood organizations to the federal government are developing trails and undertaking trail planning projects. Iowa is at the forefront of statewide trails planning, armed with the visionary goal of connecting the states urban areas, recreational lands, and cultural resources with a comprehensive system of multi-modal trails. Iowa already has a substantial number of trail miles existing in the state, partly due to earlier statewide planning efforts, and Iowa Trails 2000 will build on this system by offering valuable resources to trail developers and by planning for the future.
Statewide trail planning in Iowa began in 1987, when the Iowa Legislature directed the Iowa Department of Transportation (Iowa DOT) to undertake a comprehensive trails plan. Iowa DOT was given the task of completing a plan for the acquisition, development, promotion, and management of recreation trails with national, state-wide, or multi-county significance. In 1990, the Iowa Statewide Recreational Trails Plan was completed. This plan was developed through extensive public involvement and agency coordination. It took into account the existing trails in the state, and utilized a variety of evaluation methods to identify and prioritize potential trail corridors. It planned for a 2,982-mile network, 400 miles of which were already completed by 1990.
The 1990 plan dealt primarily with the trail facilities themselves. It outlined the extensive process that was undertaken to select and prioritize trail corridors, mapped the general location of those trail corridors, and established design guidelines for the construction of various types of trails. Iowa Trails 2000 goes beyond a facility-based approach by providing an array of resources which can be used by state agencies and local and regional governments during trail planning and implementation. Iowa Trails 2000, therefore, is a resource document designed to assist all trail implementers in achieving the vision of an interconnected, multi-modal, easily accessible statewide trails system.
The primary goal of Iowa Trails 2000 was mandated by the state legislature in 1987. The trails document must provide a framework for the implementation of trail initiatives throughout the state. Iowa Trails 2000 does this by offering resources and recommendations to trail planners and implementers, including state agencies, local organizations, regional governments, county conservation boards, and non-profit organizations. Iowa Trails 2000 accomplishes the following goals:
- Set forth a framework for subsequent trails system planning by a variety of agencies and jurisdictions.
- Offer valuable resources to trail implementers, which can be used to implement either mode-specific or regional trails plans.
- Involve the public in the trail planning process in a variety of ways, including open houses, exhibits, newsletters, and an Iowa Trails Web site.
- Provide local communities an understanding of the benefits of trails, a valuable tool for local trail planning and implementation efforts.
- Establish design guidelines for all trail modes, to encourage consistency in quality and design of trails statewide.
- Consider the benefits of trails as both recreation and transportation amenities.
These goals are the driving force behind Iowa Trails 2000. The statewide trails vision set forth in this document will be implemented by state, regional, and local efforts. By setting forth a variety of guidelines and policies, and by including a statewide vision map, Iowa Trails 2000 encourages and facilitates the implementation of trails in a variety of ways.
Iowa Trails 2000 began with the establishment of two management teams. The Project Management Team (PMT) consisted of Iowa DOT staff, consultants, and staff from other state agencies directly involved in trail implementation. The Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) consisted of the PMT and members of various agencies and associations involved in trail implementation throughout the state. The agencies and groups involved in the PMT and TAC included:
- Iowa Department of Transportation
- Iowa Department of Natural Resources
- Iowa Department of Economic Development
- Iowa Department of Cultural Affairs
- Iowa Natural Heritage Foundation
- The Federal Highway Administration
- Iowa Trails Council
- League of Iowa Bicyclists
- Iowa Association of County Conservation Boards
- Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
- Iowa OHV Association
- Iowa State Snowmobile Association
- Iowa Equestrian Trails Council
- Iowa Northland Regional Council of Governments
- Polk County Conservation Board
The PMT and TAC met periodically to review the document, maps, and policies, and to plan for public involvement throughout the process.
The Iowa Trails 2000 Document
The overall Iowa Trails 2000 document is a resource guide for all trail implementers, including state agencies, communities, and regional or county governments. The document sets forth guidelines, policies, and recommendations for implementing the statewide trails vision, a comprehensive network of multi-modal trails. The creation of this document was a collaborative effort between the PMT and the TAC, and is designed to serve as a prelude to more detailed trails planning by the DOT, other state agencies, and local governments.
Inventory and Analysis
The planning process for Iowa Trails 2000 includes an extensive inventory of natural, cultural, and recreational resources in the state. This inventory was performed with the help of each of the 18 Regional Planning Affiliations (RPAs) and 8 Metropolitan Planning Organizations (MPOs). This process led to a comprehensive inventory map, designed to assist agencies and communities in subsequent trails planning efforts, and to establish the basis for the statewide trails vision (see Chapter 3: Statewide Trails Vision).
Public Involvement
Once an inventory map had been created, five public open houses were held to solicit input. At these open houses, the public was asked to review the inventory maps and help to establish criteria for the preliminary selection of trail corridors that would appear on the statewide vision map (see Chapter 3: Statewide Trails Vision).
A total of four newsletter updates were distributed throughout the trail planning process. The purpose of these newsletters was to provide information about the progress of the trails document, to alert the public of upcoming public meetings, and to suggest additional alternatives for public input, including mailed comments and the Iowa Trails Web site.
A Web site was created which carried much of the same information as the newsletters, but also provided an electronic comment form for public comments. In addition, inventory and trails system maps were made available on the Web site for viewing or download.
Further along in the process, another battery of open houses was held. The purpose of these 10 open houses was to solicit comments on the draft trails document and the statewide vision map.
Creation of the Statewide Trails Vision
Based on extensive inventory, analysis, coordination with regional governments, and public input, a statewide trails vision map was created. The purpose of this map was to set forth a possible statewide network, from which subsequent trails planning efforts could draw. This map delineates corridors of national, state, or regional importance that connect communities to each other and natural and cultural resources. The actual alignments of trails within these corridors, and the inclusion of other corridors in the statewide trails system, will be determined as specific trail projects are proposed and implemented, based on more detailed planning efforts (see Chapter 3: Statewide Trails Vision).
Special Studies
A variety of special studies were undertaken to better understand and plan for trail projects in the future. These studies formed the framework for the policies and guidelines included in Iowa Trails 2000. Some of the studies that were undertaken include:
- Economic development relating to trails
- Local community trail planning, specifically for pedestrians and bicycles
- Surveys of off-highway vehicle users
- Research on current design standards
- Research on funding sources for trails, both existing and innovative
- Research on working with adjacent landowners
Iowa Trails 2000 is a resource document designed to establish the framework for trail implementation in Iowa. As such, it considers a variety of items related to trails planning and implementation.
Needs and Benefits
The 1990 trails plan listed a variety of the precedents and needs
for a comprehensive statewide trail system. Iowa Trails 2000 updates
and strengthens the needs which can be met and the benefits which
can be gained by the establishment of such a trail system.
- Existing/Planned Trails and Cultural/Natural Features The components of the statewide trail system should relate to significant natural, cultural, historic, and recreational amenities found in the state. The trail system should also connect major existing outdoor recreational facilities, in order to maximize recreational use and to provide logical beginning and ending points for trail users. Extensive inventory of these recreational, cultural, and natural features was undertaken in 1990. Iowa Trails 2000 reexamines these features and updates the inventory to include any recently developed or discovered features. In addition, this document takes urban amenities into account, with the goal of better connecting the state system to local systems.
- Trail Location Criteria Through agency involvement and citizen input, over 20 trail location criteria were defined and prioritized in 1990. Iowa Trails 2000 reevaluates these criteria, through the same agency involvement and citizen input process, as a means of keeping the trail document in line with public desires. These criteria serve as the basis for the statewide trails vision.
- Statewide Trails Vision Map Both the 1990 plan and Iowa Trails 2000 focus on trails of national, statewide, or regional significance. There are many trail initiatives taking place on a smaller scale, serving a single county, city, or metropolitan area. While these local trails are a crucial part of the statewide trails system, they are not delineated in any detail on the statewide vision map because they should remain locally driven initiatives. The 1990 plan set up a "backbone" system of trails which linked major recreational amenities and population centers across the state. "Support system trails" provided longer distance local links and spur trails leading to specific recreational or cultural amenities. Iowa Trails 2000 reevaluated this "two-tiered system" in light of updated inventory and updated trail location criteria. This review resulted in the revision or deletion of some 1990 corridors and designation of additional corridors. Also, based on input received from TAC members and the public, it was determined that a non-hierarchical (as opposed to "two-tiered") system better described the statewide trails vision. Therefore, unlike the 1990 plan, the Iowa Trails 2000 system map shows only one network of trails.
- Greenway Corridors Though the primary use of long-distance trails is recreation, some trails inherently serve as natural resource protection corridors. Trails that utilize and, by extension, preserve wetland buffers, stream corridors, remnant prairie areas, and woodlands can be considered greenways. Greenways offer recreational amenities for humans along with a vegetated, unobstructed corridor for animal movement and seed dispersal by plants. Greenways can also be coordinated with canoe trails. Iowa Trails 2000 considers where greenway corridors may be planned. Greenways can be accomplished through acquisition of additional right-of-way width, through restoration of native species, and by seeking out continuous corridors that safely cross major highway barriers.
- Design Guidelines Due to increasing numbers of multi-use trails, user modes, and users in general, trail design guidelines have changed since 1990. Iowa Trails 2000 updates the design guidelines for various types of trails in a variety of corridors. The design guidelines set forth by this document are based on current recommendations by national transportation and recreation agencies, and by specific user groups.
- User Modes Modal diversity is a goal of the statewide trails vision. Many user modes were considered in the 1990 plan, and design guidelines were established for each mode. Iowa Trails 2000 reaffirms the states commitment to the accommodation of a variety of modes, including, but not limited to, the following:
- Pedestrians
- Bicyclists
- In-line skaters
- Mountain bikers
- Equestrians
- Snowmobile users
- Off-highway vehicle users
- Motorbike users
- Canoeists
- Implementation Costs and Strategies Both the 1990 plan and Iowa Trails 2000 serve as a framework for implementing trail initiatives. Iowa Trails 2000 provides a step-by-step reference guide for trail implementation. It also details the roles and responsibilities of various groups involved in trail projects, and offers resources for funding opportunities, both in the form of existing funding sources and innovative concepts.
- Off-Highway Vehicles Use of off-highway vehicles (OHVs), including snowmobiles, motorbikes, and ATVs, has increased since the 1990 plan. This increased use, along with the special needs of motorized -- as compared to non-motorized -- trail users, initiated an effort to examine the needs of OHV users and make recommendations for their inclusion in trail planning initiatives as a part of Iowa Trails 2000. The principal issues considered are the implementation of additional OHV parks, connections between these parks, and exploration of multi-use corridors with separated trails.
- Adjacent Landowners As the network of trails in Iowa expands, it is important to consider the views of those that own land adjacent to proposed trails as these trails are planned and implemented. Iowa Trails 2000 examines past state and national issues related to the sentiment of adjacent landowners regarding trail projects, and offers strategies for working with landowners during the trail planning process to address and alleviate landowner concerns.
- Operations and Maintenance The 1990 plan identified several operational issues that warrant further study. In addition, as existing trails age and as new trails are planned, the importance of considering maintenance costs of trails, as well as construction costs, becomes more apparent. Iowa Trails 2000 sets forth specific policies regarding the operation and maintenance of trails, including jurisdictional responsibility, liability issues, and general maintenance.
- Community Bicycle and Pedestrian Systems The statewide trail system is designed to link population centers and major recreational amenities. The effectiveness of the statewide trail system can be enhanced, however, through the development of "feeder" trail systems within local communities. Iowa Trails 2000 sets forth a guide for communities (large and small) interested in planning for local bicycle and pedestrian accommodation (bicycle and pedestrian planning is emphasized because, statistically, they make up the largest percentage of trail users). Through the implementation of local trails systems, more users will be able to easily access longer-distance recreational opportunities, the main purpose of the statewide system. The guide details a variety of bicycle and pedestrian accommodations, both for recreation and transportation; offers a process for planning at the local level; and shows how local systems could connect into the statewide system.
- Economic Benefits Trails can provide significant economic benefits to local communities and the state as a whole. These benefits originate primarily from tourism dollars spent by trail users. Trails can provide significant economic benefits both to local communities and to the state as a whole. Though these benefits originate from spending by trail users, they do not stop as just tourism dollars, as money spent by tourists will then be spent by businesses and individuals throughout Iowa. It is therefore important for communities to not only capture spending from trail users, they should also try to capture the additional rounds of spending generated by the inflow of tourist spending in order to maximize the economic benefit. The 1990 plan recognized this fact, and stated that further study was needed to fully capitalize on the economic benefits of trails. Iowa Trails 2000 sets forth a planning guide for communities interested in reaping the benefits of their trails.
- Bicycle and Pedestrian Accommodation Guidance In early 1999, the Iowa Transportation Commission adopted guidance on bicycle and pedestrian accommodation within state highway rights-of-way. The guidance lists several instances where new highway construction or highway reconstruction could warrant bicycle or pedestrian accommodation. Iowa Trails 2000 examines this new guidance and makes recommendations for a method of evaluating the need for bicycle facilities within state highway corridors.
The Future of Iowa's Trails
Since the original 1990 Iowa Statewide Recreational Trails Plan, Iowa has been building high-quality recreational facilities for all types of users. Iowa Trails 2000 will continue to build upon this tradition by setting forth a statewide trails vision; offering additional guidance to state and local agencies, nonprofit groups, and other trail implementers; and updating design guidelines and information on funding sources.


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Leigh Halfpenny scored 22 points as Wales claimed a 27-13 Six Nations win over Scotland at the Millennium Stadium on Sunday.
Leigh Halfpenny scored 22 points as Wales claimed a 27-13 Six Nations victory over Scotland at the Millennium Stadium on Sunday.
The scores were locked at 3-3 at half-time but a fifteen-minute spell early in the second period saw Wales score three tries to build an unassailable lead.
The result at the end of an exciting, high-paced clash will leave Wales brimming with confidence as they head to Twickenham in a fortnight looking to claim the Triple Crown.
Scotland, meanwhile, will head home harbouring a number of regrets after a handful of errors spoiled what was otherwise a strong performance.
Both sides made their intentions to play an open game very clear from the first whistle but two well-organised defences ensured that a breathless first quarter ended scoreless.
Scotland finally broke the deadlock when Greig Laidlaw landed a penalty after an impressive 20-phase build up from the visitors.
A well-struck penalty from Halfpenny drew the hosts level at 3-all and the scoreboard remained unchanged until half time, despite a prolonged period of pressure from the Scots.
Wales were dealt a blow just before the break as in-form George North was forced off with a knee injury but his wing partner Alex Cuthbert got the hosts off to the prefect start in the second period by running straight through Laidlaw's attempted tackle to score.
The Scots only had themselves to blame as they had handed Wales a golden opportunity by making a hash of the restart and the visitors were guilty of another crucial mistake when Nick De Luca tackled Jonathan Davies without the ball to earn a yellow card.
Halfpenny split the uprights in a nightmare spell for Scotland, who had coughed up ten points in five minutes.
Laidlaw managed to reduce the deficit with his second three-pointer but Scotland were still trailing 13-6 and a were man down.
And the extra player proved crucial as Wales were able to move the ball from one touchline to the other until they had the overlap and Halfpenny could cruise over, before converting his own try.
Things went from bad to worse for the men in blue as Wales cut loose and Rory Lamont was his given marching orders for making a tackle from an offside position.
The game was essentially over were when Mike Phillips' offload found Halfpenny in acres of space down the blindside, giving the full-back had an easy run-in for his second try.
Any hopes Scotland had of fighting back looked to have been scuffed when referee Romain Poite incorrectly adjudged that Stuart Hogg had knocked on before scoring, but Laidlaw had no such worries when he found a gap on the side of ruck to snatch Scotland's first try in five games.
But it wasn't enough to trouble the home side and few would deny that Wales were deserved winners as they had the better of the closing minutes to secure a convincing win.
Man of the match: A number of candidates here and Leigh Halfpenny's contribution is difficult to look past. But the official gong went to flank Dan Lydiate, who had a storming game, carrying well and tackling tirelessly.
Moment of the match: It was anyone's game at half-time but Scotland's two yellow cards in the space of eight minutes left them with too much work to do against a free-running Welsh side.
Villain of the match: No rough stuff to report in an excellent game.
The scorers:
For Wales:
Tries: Cuthbert, Halfpenny 2
Cons: Halfpenny 3
Pens: Halfpenny 3
For Scotland:
Try: Laidlaw
Con: Laidlaw
Pens: Laidlaw 2
Yellow cards: De Luca (Scotland – 45th min – tackle without ball); R. Lamont (Scotland – 53rd min – professional foul); Jenkins (Wales – 77th min –
Wales: 15 Leigh Halfpenny, 14 Alex Cuthbert, 13 Jonathan Davies, 12 Jamie Roberts, 11 George North, 10 Rhys Priestland, 9 Mike Phillips, 8 Toby Faletau, 7 Aaron Shingler, 6 Dan Lydiate, 5 Ian Evans, 4 Ryan Jones (c), 3 Adam Jones, 2 Huw Bennett, 1 Gethin Jenkins.
Replacements: 16 Ken Owens, 17 Paul James, 18 Lou Reed, 19 Andy Powell, 20 Lloyd Williams, 21 James Hook, 22 Scott Williams.
Scotland: 15 Rory Lamont, 14 Lee Jones, 13 Nick De Luca, 12 Sean Lamont, 11 Max Evans, 10 Greig Laidlaw, 9 Chris Cusiter, 8 David Denton, 7 Ross Rennie, 6 Alasdair Strokosch, 5 Jim Hamilton, 4 Richie Gray, 3 Geoff Cross, 2 Ross Ford (c), 1 Allan Jacobsen.
Replacements: 16 Scott Lawson, 17 Ed Kalman, 18 Alastair Kellock, 19 John Barclay, 20 Mike Blair, 21 Duncan Weir, 22 Stuart Hogg.
Venue: Millennium Stadium, Cardiff
Referee: Romain Poite (France)
Assistant referees: Peter Fitzgibbon (Ireland), Simon McDowell (Ireland)
TMO: Giulio De Santis (Italy)


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