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SMALL SOLDIERS A film review by David N. Butterworth Copyright 1998 David N. Butterworth
** (out of ****)
In 1984, Joe Dante made a modest little film called "Gremlins," in which a boy's cute little alien pet spawned a legion of very nasty creatures that devasted a picture-postcard perfect town. In 1998, he made exactly the same picture, this time calling it "Small Soldiers." That's about it.
"Gremlins" had some decent ideas, but its creativity was undermined by in-jokes, sappy side characters, and too much repetitive violence. Since "Small Soldiers" is essentially the same picture as "Gremlins," the same criticisms apply.
"Small Soldiers" starts out promisingly enough. The new hard-line head cheese at toy manufacturer Hartland Play Systems seeks innovation. Toys that do what they appear to do in the commercials. Talk. Move. Shoot. Kill. With today's technology it shouldn't be a problem, right? He gives his remaining two employees three months to revamp their latest product ideas.
The merchandise is a collection of action figures called the Commando Elite, headed up by Chip Hazard (voiced by Tommy Lee Jones). They're a super tough rabble of Rambo-like mercenaries with Jay Leno chins; their incessant motto is "There will be no mercy." Since action figures need adversaries, the toy makers also conceive the Gorgonites, a race of various alien creatures who look like rejects from the bar scene in "Star Wars." Emissary of the Gorgonites is a reptilian humanoid called Archer. His voice is supplied by a very polite sounding Frank Langella.
In order for these toys to look and feel like the real thing, their creators seek out a super microchip (using the Boolean arguments "microcomputer chip," "state-of-the-art," and "surplus" via that darned Internet), discovering the X1000 courtesy the Defense Department. One thing proves to be key about the X1000 munitions chip, however: it's defective (perhaps "surplus" was an infelicitous search term to use?).
Before the Commando Elite and the Gorgonites can be recalled, a kid called Alan Abernathy (Gregory Smith), whose father has left him in charge of the company store, helps a shipment fall off the back of a truck, so to speak. Before you can scream "Gremlins 2" (better make that "Gremlins 3," since Dante is already credited with an official sequel), the pumped-up plastic commandos have busted out of their shrink wrap and are tracking down their arch enemies. Unfortunately the passive Gorgonites have been programmed only to hide and lose.
At this point in the film we're well into "Gremlins" territory, with the Commando Elite causing much twelve-inch mayhem courtesy Stan Winston's animatronic and computer effects.
Not all of "Small Soldiers" is a bust. Tommy Lee Jones is appropriately "cast" as Chip, who talks in a plethora of (often mixed-up) military clichés, and Denis Leary, in a small role as the cut-throat CEO, is typically dry and effective. Also, the idea behind creating toys that actually perform like they do in the TV spots, without explicity showing the kids doing all of the work, had some potential. But Dante and his four screenwriters trash the interesting possibilities behind the concept as quickly as their diminutive militia trash the town.
By all means remake a bad movie and improve on the original. Or remake an old, good movie for the benefit of today's audience. "Small Soldiers" does neither. It takes a mediocre movie and makes a mediocre movie out of it.
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All day I thought this was called the Black Sand Point Trailhead, but anyways that would have been a misnomer – no sand here! The rocks haven’t yet been worn down by time and water yet, still the rocky, chunky, hard wholes that makes up much of the rugged and beloved Rhode Island coastline
I wasn’t initially going to include this in the weird walks since this trailhead gets a 4.8 star review on Google Maps accompanied by such praise as “Simply put…. Rhode Island at its best…”. Well Brett, we’ll have to agree to disagree on this one. It is most certainly a weird walk.
Follow the main trail fifty feet past the sign post and then veer left down an uninspiring path of bramble. Welcome to your walk! On your left, the sound of rushing…. cars, and on your right, a vague whirring that could be the ocean. But you won’t get more than a glimpse for a quarter of a mile or so, when, well past a breach in an old stone wall, the trail abruptly u-turns, taking you fifty feet closer as the crow flies to the water. But still, a tangle of brambles blocks your view of the shoreline, and you are left to contemplate slight movements that may be sparrows in the underbrush. All you get for another quarter mile is a glimpse of expansive blue, or the hard line of the horizon Why did they design the walk this way? Anyways, relish the living – before you see any of the water; can you feel it?
Soon, you’ll meet with the path you started on at a T. Continue straight on, it’s about to get good! To your left, a quick view point. Move along! There’s better views down the road.
The path itself is an ambling, grainy, muddy cut about the width of a car; plenty of room for pandemic etiquette (useful, given all the half-masked children). Soon, from behind the tangled, spike-studded vines, the primary attraction: a large sandy-colored boulder, gorgeously fronted by a flat reservoir of water, and framed by a wide rocky beach.
If you continue down the path, you’ll get a glimpse of Scarborough State Beach, and beyond, Point Judith, particularly beautiful when obscured by a late afternoon fog and a gentle setting sun.
Personally, I moved past the best of it and chose a seat on a large flat boulder maybe twenty feet up from the crashing ocean. Waves 2-6 feet tall crashed and foamed, throwing spray up loudly and joyously. To the right, glimpses of beach and civilization; to the left, Black Point. And in front, “the heart of the great ocean sends a thrilling pulse through me”^[Henry Wadsworth Longfellow].
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| NifLight 1.1 |
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| This is a tool for editing the lighting properties of .NIF files for Morrowind, and specifically, making them glow. This is somewhat obsolete thanks to NIBLE and NifSkope, but may be useful for cases where you want to change a large number of files at once. |
Modders may also find Morrowind Script Intenter useful.
(I hear it works with Oblivion scripts too.)
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| Chalk 3.1 |
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Simply put this mod adds sticks of chalk that you can write on things with. Choose from pre-set text and symbols or write your own message. New in this version is the ability to write on walls. |
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| Requires: Both Expansions, 7Zip |
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As in most herbalism mods, you pick plants just by activating them instead of opening them like a container. But in this mod only the part you pick disappears instead of the whole plant. Includes a purist version and a modular esp with slightly more daring changes. See readme for details. There's also a Morrowind Crafting patch. |
| Morrowind Toolkit 2.0 |
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This is a collection of scripts and spells which I find handy for testing mods. They can also be used as cheats or for working around any bugs that crop up while playing. |
| Mannequins for Sale 1.31 |
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| Requires: Bloodmoon |
| Portable mannequins which can be equipped with weapons and armor, and posed in about ten positions. I know there are other mannequin mods, but I wasn't happy with any that I tried. If you feel the same way, give mine a try. Visit the shop in Caldera to get started. Now with wigs! |
| Wanderers of Solstheim 1.1 |
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| This mod adds random friendly NPCs to the wilderness of Solstheim. Somewhat like Morrowind Comes alive only for Solstheim. It should make wandering around out there a bit more interesting. |
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| The orginal spell icons are cool looking, but I like icons I can look at and know what they mean. With that in mind, I createed a new set of icons that should be easily recognizable, if not the first time you see them, at least the second time you see them. |
| Privateer's Hold |
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| Requires: Bloodmoon, 7Zip |
| An Alternate Begining mod where you start in a re-creation of the dungeon where Daggerfall begins.  Jman0WarS modeled all the dungeon pieces and put them together in the editor (very well, I might add), and I did the scripting and most of the item placement. |
| Map Deluxe |
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Adds a very detailed map for Vvardenfell to the game, either with a quest or as an item you can just buy in the store. If anyone wants the source art please contact me. |
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| A pack of two loosely related mods. One makes table knives usable as weapons. Silver knives are Short Blades and wood (handled) knives are throwable. The other adds a "sturdy torch" that works as a weapon. You will need one of the expansions to use torch, but the knives work without. |
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| Gives gold weight. No ugly dummy items, no encumbrance corruption, fully customizable. |
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| These mods either contain or relate to nudity. I've moved them to a separate page so as not to offend the delicate sensibilities of Bethesda's Lawyers. Speaking of which, Bethesda Softworks does not endorse any of the content on Nude Mods page, or this page for that matter. |
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Most files should be listed here, but who knows, you might find something interesting.
You can contact me at: paul AT manauser DOT info.


Welcome to the C2C Networks for Numismatists
The goal of C2C is to reduce middleman costs, create community and generally improve the hobby experience.
Here are a couple examples that illustrate the MIDDLEMAN problem:
MIDDLEMAN - Auctions: I won this beautiful top ranked token at an auction.
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MIDDLEMAN - Dealers: I bought this Canadian nickel at a coin show for $400.00 and then visited the store a few days later. The employees did not recognize me and offered me $40.00 for the coin. I left and have not visited this store again.
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NO MIDDLEMAN - Collector to collector:
Obviously a solution that eliminates the middleman fee in a numismatic transactions and deals with all the logistics challenges is by far the best approach.
This is exactly what the C2C Networks is committed to providing. The C2C ecosystem creates community and faciliates collector to collector transactions based on economic fundamentals of supply & demand. Modest service fee may be optional or are based on the services required. Service fees are NOT calculated based on the value of the asset - it doesn't matter if the coin is worth a $100 or $100,000.
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The course materials for this course are not publicly accessible. Please contact the author to get access to them.
More supporting materials will be added soon. Stay tuned!


HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE (HKLM) and HKEY_CURRENT_USER (HKCU)
HKLM are run (if required) every time the system is booted
HKCU are only executed when a specific user logs on to the system


HMTL is like the foundations for a house. HTML gives you the structure for a webpage. CSS is then the styling of the house, for example what wallpaper or paint is on the walls. The DOM is a tool that lets us interact with all the elements, the structure and contents of a page.
Boxifying design is a helpful tool to use when faced with the task of turning a conceptual design for a website into the real thing. By dividing up the file into boxes one can start to determine and breakdown the layout of the HTML file and where different elements will go. It is helpful to start with the biggest of these elements and work down to the smallest.
The box model describes how different boxes on a HTML page associate with each other and determines the basic layout of a page. The boxes associate with each other using four distinct parts, which are (starting from the inside and working out) the content, padding, border and margin.


 You attain a predetermined age, that you may understand. |
| 040:067 Sarwar | : |
It is He Who created you from clay, turning it into a living germ, then into a clot of blood, and then brings you forth as a child. He then made you grow into manhood and become old. He causes some of you to live for the appointed time and some of you to die before so that perhaps you may have understanding. |
| 040:067 Shakir | : |
He it is Who created you from dust, then from a small lifegerm, then from a clot, then He brings you forth as a child, then that you may attain your maturity, then that you may be old-- and of you there are some who are caused to die before-- and that you may reach an appointed term, and that you may understand. |
| 040:067 Sherali | : |
HE it is Who created you from dust, then from a sperm-drop, then from a clot; then HE brings you forth as a child; then HE lets you grow, so that you attain your full strength; and afterward become old - though some among you are caused to die before - and that you may reach a term appointed and that you may learn wisdom. |
| 040:067 Yusufali | : |
It is He Who has created you from dust then from a sperm-drop, then from a leech-like clot; then does he get you out (into the light) as a child: then lets you (grow and) reach your age of full strength; then lets you become old,- though of you there are some who die before;- and lets you reach a Term appointed; in order that ye may learn wisdom. |
Concepts/Themes Covered: أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > توحيد الله تعالي > وحدانيته Pillars of Islam> Islamic> Oneness of Allah> Singularity and Being Unique الإنسان والعلاقات الاجتماعية > الإنسان > خلقه Man and The Social Relations>Man>Being Created الإنسان والعلاقات الاجتماعية > الإنسان > شرفه ودنوه Man and The Social Relations>Man>When Honourable and When Unhonourable الإنسان والعلاقات الاجتماعية > الرجل والمرأة Man and The Social Relations>Man and Woman الإنسان والعلاقات الاجتماعية > المجتمعات > خلقهم من نفس واحدة Man and The Social Relations>The Societies>Their Creation from One Self العلوم والفنون > الحقائق العلمية و الإشاة إلى وقائع أيدتهاالإكتشافات العلمية > الإنسان وخلقه Science and Art> The Scientific Facts and the Indication to Facts which have been supported by the Scientific Discoveries>Man and his Creation
This tool uses eight English parallel translations for the Holy Quran imported from Mr. Clay Smith. You can also visit Qurany Concepts for browsing the Quran themes or topics. If you want to search the Holy Quran for keywords, please visit Qurany Keywords.


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Contributing
- Coding standard for the project is PSR-2
- The project will follow strict object calisthenics
- Any contribution must provide tests for additional introduced conditions
- Any un-confirmed issue needs a failing test case before being accepted
- Pull requests must be sent from a new hotfix/feature branch, not from master.
Installation
To install the project and run the tests, you need to clone it first:
$ git clone git://github.com/Ocramius/ProxyManager.git
You will then need to run a composer installation:
$ cd ProxyManager
$ curl -s https://getcomposer.org/installer | php
$ php composer.phar update
Testing
The PHPUnit version to be used is the one installed as a dev- dependency via composer:
$ ./vendor/bin/phpunit
Accepted coverage for new contributions is 80%. Any contribution not satisfying this requirement won't be merged.


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P2P Lending and stock trading apps are a trending topic nowadays. The workshop team did an amazing job giving the background history, explaining the regulatory framework and illustrating the advantages and disadvantages around these topics. The workshop concluded by an extremely interesting speech around Fintech security by Dr. Greg Paul.


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Dorcas Ajwang's burial set for December 20
by GEORGE ODIWUORIn Summary
- The Senator said on Monday that his mother will be buried at her home in Waondo, Suba North, Homa Bay County.
- Mama Dorcas, who was married to David Ajwang’ Nyakwamba, a retired teacher, died of pneumonia on Saturday at Avenue hospital in Kisumu County.
- Mama Dorcas will be remembered as one of the first female African primary school teachers in the 1940s.
The burial of Mama Dorcas Akumu Ajwang’, mother of Homa Bay Senator Moses Kajwang’ and Ruaraka MP TJ Kajwang’, has been set for December 20.
The Senator said on Monday that his mother will be buried at her home in Waondo, Suba North, Homa Bay County.
He said the family's other burial plans will be announced later.
PNEUMONIA
Mama Dorcas, who was married to David Ajwang’ Nyakwamba, a retired teacher, died of pneumonia on Saturday at Avenue hospital in Kisumu County.
Senator Kajwang said she contracted the disease while being treated for blisters.
“My mother stayed in the hospital for more than three months before she died. She contracted pneumoniaat the hospital,” the Senator said.
EDUCATION
Mama Dorcas will be remembered as one of the first female African primary school teachers in the 1940s.
She underwent her basic education studies at Kamagambo Adventist School and later attended Njoro College (currently Egerton University).
She taught in a number of primary schools in Homa Bay and Migori counties, including Kaswanga, Lala, Kodero Obara, Sindo, Waondo and Obambo, before retiring in the 1980s.
Senator Kajwang’ said his mother helped many women acquire basic education and many children to excel in their studies.
He added, "My mother had excellent leadership qualities which she demonstrated in our family. She treated us all like her children and ensured everybody went to school."
EULOGIES
Politicians including President Uhuru Kenyatta and Orange Democratic Movement leader Raila Odinga condoled with the family.
The President eulogised Mama Dorcas as a gracious and hardworking woman who raised an outstanding family.
He noted that the Kajwang family continues to contribute to Kenya's socio-economic transformation, as taught by Mama Dorcas.
“It is without doubt that Mama Dorcas Akumu was a hardworking parent who did her best to raise a family of great people," Mr Kenyatta said.
"We can all see the fruits of her keen parenting through her children, who are prominent leaders and shapers of our great nation."
PUBLIC SERVANTS
Mr Odinga described Mama Dorcas as someone who gave Kenyans fine public servants who have served in different capacities.
"Our thoughts and prayers are with the family at this difficult moment. Peace be with you," Mr Odinga wrote on his social media pages.
Homa Bay Governor Cyprian Awiti and Deputy Governor Hamilton Orata also sent condolence messages to the family.
The governor said Mama Dorcas' death was a setback for the entire county while Mr Orata asked residents to pray for the family.


Hugo is a fast and modern static site generator written in Go, and designed to make website creation fun again.
https://gohugo.io/about/what-is-hugo/
Sometimes I just want to tinker and make a website. It reminded me of when I started making websites and the coolest thing write Guestbook with Perl on GeoCities.
Other Reasons:
If you are installing on a Mac, it's pretty easy.
# brew install hugo
Hugo Releases https://github.com/gohugoio/hugo/releases
# wget -O /root/hugo.deb <HUGO-RELEASE-URL>
# dpkg -i /root/hugo.deb
Let's Verify Hugo is installed
$ hugo version
Hugo Static Site Generator v0.55.3-993B8433 linux/amd64...
In order to create our first site, we need to determine where to place it and install a few pre-reqs.
root@ubuntu-xenial:/var/www/html# hugo new site mysite
Congratulations! Your new Hugo site is created in /var/www/html/mysite.
Just a few more steps and you're ready to go:
Visit https://gohugo.io/ for quickstart guide and full documentation.
Installing a theme can be completed in three steps. We'll dig further into themes in a later section.
cd /var/www/html/mysite
git init
git submodule add \
https://github.com/budparr/gohugo-theme-ananke.git themes/ananke
echo 'theme = "ananke"' >> config.toml
We can create a new post through the hugo cli command. Afterwards, edit the file to include content.
# hugo new posts/my-first-post.md
/var/www/html/mysite/content/posts/my-first-post.md created
Hugo has a built-in server that runs on port 1313. We add the "-D" flag so we build documents in a draft status.
# hugo server -D
It is possible to configure which interface Hugo will bind to when running its server
# hugo server --bind $(hostname -I) -D
Watching for changes in /var/www/html/mysite/{content,data,layouts,static,themes}
Watching for config changes in /var/www/html/mysite/config.toml
Environment: "development"
Serving pages from memory
Running in Fast Render Mode. For full rebuilds on change: hugo server --disableFastRender
Web Server is available at http://localhost:1313/ (bind address <IP_ADDRESS>)
Press Ctrl+C to stop
Browsing to http://localhost:1313 should bring up our brand new website.
# ls -1
archetypes
config.toml
content
data
layouts
static
themes
Content file types are stored in this directory. Viewing the default.md files gives us an example of an archetype in action.
The default configuration is config.toml, but as we get more in-depth with our Hugo use, there may come at time where might need a stating and production configuration. Creating multiple files in a config directory is how we would do this.
This is where the content for your website will live.
The data directory stores configuration files. For our examples these files will be essentialy datasets which will be used to generate lists in our HTML.
Stores HTML templates to outline how content will be rendered.
Some types of layouts
A place for all your static content e.g. stylesheets, JavaScript, images etc.
The default directory to store themes.
Markdown allows one to easily write a well formatted document which can be converted to HTML or read alone in plain text.
| # | H1 |
| ## | H2 |
| ### | H3 |
| *Something* | Bold |
| _Something_ | Italics |
| ~~Something~~ | Strike Through |
| 1. | First Orderd Item |
| * | Unordered Item |
With lists, indention can factor in to rendering
| [I'm an inline-style link](https://www.google.com) | In-line Style |
| [You can use numbers for reference-style link definitions][1] | [1] |
Use the next slide as a guide and try to write Markdown to match the provided HTML. The slide after that will have the expected Markdown.
You can use the online editor at https://dillinger.io/
# This is an H1 Header
Some text will go here.
## This is an H2 Header
* Item 1
* Item 2
* Sub-Item 1
* Sub-Item 2
It's time to start adding to our website.
Our goal is to learn by doing so we are going to create a website that will highlight some of the features of Hugo.
The Content directory is oganized in the way web content would be.
.
└── content
└── about
| └── _index.md // -- https://example.com/about/
├── posts
| ├── firstpost.md // -- https://example.com/posts/firstpost/
| ├── happy
| | └── ness.md // -- https://example.com/posts/happy/ness/
| └── secondpost.md // -- https://example.com/posts/secondpost/
└── quote
├── first.md // -- https://example.com/quote/first/
└── second.md // -- https://example.com/quote/second/
https://gohugo.io/content-management/organization/
The hugo command can be used to create new files
hugo new content/posts/my-first-post.md
http://localhost:1313/posts/my-first-post/
How would we organize our files so that the following URL paths where established?
$ hugo create content/about/staff/person1.md
$ hugo create content/about/staff/person2.md
$ hugo create content/about/staff/person3.md
$ hugo create content/about/staff/person4.md
$ hugo create content/blog
With the hugo cli you can list out articles in a draft status
$ hugo list drafts
about/staff/person4.md
about/staff/person1.md
about/staff/person2.md
about/staff/person3.md
about/_index.md
blog/2019-04-28.md
_index.md
The two major types of pages we are going to look at are single and list pages
The _index.md file is special because it allows us to add Front Matter to our list pages.
Front matter is data about your flie i.e. metadata
| Format | Open / Close |
| YAML | --- |
| TOML | +++ |
| JSON | {} |
---
title: "Person1"
date: 2019-04-28T08:21:05-07:00
draft: true
---
When we added our theme, we add in some teplates so we can display the pages.
Starting from most specific, Hugo tries to make a guess on which laytout to user when styling a page.
https://gohugo.io/templates/lookup-order/Let's a single.html and list.html to add/override to our default layout.
Let's check to make sure we are all on the same page and we can observe the page layout has been updated.
Hogo variables are accessible within the files in the layouts directory.
This is a single template.
{{ .Title }}
https://gohugo.io/variables/
Reference the variables page to see what types of variables are available.
Similar to variables, functions can also only be accssed from within templates.
The Functions page has references to the build-in functions within Hugo.The wordcount function takes input and counts the words.
{{ "Hugo is a static site generator." | countwords }}
We can return text based on a condition being true or false
{{ cond (eq (len $geese) 1) "goose" "geese" }}
{{ $geese := slice "John" }}
There is {{ len $geese }} {{ cond (eq (len $geese) 1) "goose" "geese" }}.
It's name is {{ index $geese 0 }}
Themes are a great way to learn how to do something in Hugo
git clone --depth 1 --recursive https://github.com/gohugoio/hugoThemes.git themes
Lastly, updating Hugo is as simple as replacing the executable you have in place
when you are ready to host your site, you can generate a public/ directory
hugo -D


colormode
colormode(mode, range=1.0)
Changes the way NodeBox interprets color data. By default, fill() and stroke() are set by values between 0.0 and 1.0 using the RGB color model. RGB corresponds to Red/Green/Blue. Alternatively HSB (Hue/Saturation/Brightness) or CMYK (Cyan/Magenta/Yellow/Black) can be specified. Regardless of which colormode is specified, PDF's are exported in CMYK so that they are ready for print. The optional range parameter specifies whether color values are defined between 0.0 and 1.0, or something else, 0 and 255 for example (range=255).
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Chapter 6 Health Care Information and Communication with Providers
6.1 Quality of Communication with Healthcare Providers
Respondents were asked the following question, “The following questions are about your communication with all doctors, nurses, or other health professionals you saw during the past 12 months. How often did they do each of the following?” with the following possible responses:
- Never
- Sometimes
- Usually
- Always
A simple index was created for the quality of communication with health care providers. A simple analysis of the correlation among responses to these five questions found that all pairwise correlations were greater than 0.7, suggesting there was little variation in the responses to these questions. Because of this, it may make sense to use an index during analyses rather than the individual questions.
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## Warning: Removed 1 rows containing missing values (geom_text).
6.2 Health Care Information
6.2.1 Trust of Information
Respondents were asked the following question, “In general, how much would you trust information about health or medical topics from each of the following?” with the following possible responses:
- Not at all
- A little
- Some
- A lot
The following sources of questions were specifically asked about:
- A doctor
- Family or friends
- The internet
- Magazines, newspapers, or television
- Government health agencies
- Religious organizations and leaders
The following figure shows the distribution of responses to these questions regarding trust of providers.
## info_trust_doctor_ord info_trust_family_ord
## info_trust_doctor_ord 1.00000000 0.1797055
## info_trust_family_ord 0.17970546 1.0000000
## info_trust_internet_ord 0.07032571 0.3418548
## info_trust_media_ord 0.09141393 0.3319521
## info_trust_govt_ord 0.23621116 0.2460865
## info_trust_religious_ord 0.01944774 0.3617905
## info_trust_internet_ord info_trust_media_ord
## info_trust_doctor_ord 0.07032571 0.09141393
## info_trust_family_ord 0.34185479 0.33195210
## info_trust_internet_ord 1.00000000 0.65423411
## info_trust_media_ord 0.65423411 1.00000000
## info_trust_govt_ord 0.45744878 0.55213946
## info_trust_religious_ord 0.37059155 0.44884146
## info_trust_govt_ord info_trust_religious_ord
## info_trust_doctor_ord 0.2362112 0.01944774
## info_trust_family_ord 0.2460865 0.36179046
## info_trust_internet_ord 0.4574488 0.37059155
## info_trust_media_ord 0.5521395 0.44884146
## info_trust_govt_ord 1.0000000 0.35645551
## info_trust_religious_ord 0.3564555 1.00000000
The correlation suggests that there is some clustering of answers to questions. Specifically, the trust of the information a doctor provides is not strongly correlated with any other questions. Trust of the information provided through the internet, media, and government are well correlated with one another. Trust of information provided by friends and family members along with information from religious organizations are somewhat correlated with other questions.
6.2.2 Confidence in Getting Information
Respondents were asked the following question, “Overall, how confident are you that you could get advice or information about health or medical topics if you needed it?” with the following possible responses:
- Not confident at all
- A little confident
- Somewaht confident
- Very confident
- Completely confident
6.2.3 Sources of Information
Respondents were asked the following question, “What source(s) do you use when you are looking for information about health or medical topics (please check all that apply)?” and given the option to either reply “Yes” or “No.”
They were asked about the following sources of information:
- Books
- Brochures, pamphlets, etc.
- Family
- Friend/Co-worker
- Doctor or healthcare provider
- Internet search (Google, Wikipedia, etc.)
- Library
- Magazines
- Newspapers or news websites
- Peer-reviewed scientific journals
- I do not look for information about health or medical topics
The following figure summarizes the proportion of respondents indicating “Yes” for each of the sources.
6.2.4 Searching for Information
Respondents were asked the following question, “When you search for information about health or medical topics, how much do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements?” and given the following response options:
- Strongly agree
- Agree
- Neither agree nor disagree
- Disagree
- Strongly disagree
Respondents were specifically asked about these three statements:
- It takes a lot of effort to get the information needed
- I feel frustrated during my search for information
- The information found is hard to understand
The following figure summarizes the responses to these statements.
## info_search_effort_ord
## info_search_effort_ord 1.0000000
## info_search_frustrated_ord 0.6350714
## info_search_understand_ord 0.5374056
## info_search_frustrated_ord
## info_search_effort_ord 0.6350714
## info_search_frustrated_ord 1.0000000
## info_search_understand_ord 0.6965467
## info_search_understand_ord
## info_search_effort_ord 0.5374056
## info_search_frustrated_ord 0.6965467
## info_search_understand_ord 1.0000000


Wednesday the 6th of December there will be the introduction to the project specifications and rules
Please do not miss this lecture!
The results of the first partial written examination has been sent to all the people who attended it (as a personal communication)
Have anyone missed it?
He was a computer scientist, mathematicians, and physicists
Several contribution in quantum mechanics, game theory, and self-replicating machines
Von Neumann architecture: guidelines for building physical electronic computers, included in the document written by John von Neumann for defining the main design principles of the EDVAC, the binary-based successor of the ENIAC
Divide and conquer algorithm is based on four steps
[base case] address directly if it is an easy-to-solve problem, otherwise
[divide] split the input material into two or more balanced parts, each depicting a sub-problem of the original one
[conquer] run the same algorithm recursively for every balanced parts obtained in the previous step
[combine] reconstruct the final solution of the problem by means of the partial solutions
Advantages: usually quicker than brute force
Disadvantages: recursion must be defined carefully
Computational problem: sort all the items in a given list
Merge sort was proposed by John von Neumann in 1945
It implements a divide a conquer approach for sorting elements in a list
It is more efficient than the insertion sort
It needs an ancillary algorithm:def merge(list_1, list_2)
It combines two ordered input lists together so as to return a new list which contains all the elements in the input lists ordered
def merge(list_1, list_2):
result = list()
while len(list_1) > 0 and len(list_2) > 0:
list_1_item = list_1[0]
list_2_item = list_2[0]
if list_1_item <= list_2_item:
result.append(list_1_item)
list_1.remove(list_1_item)
else:
result.append(list_2_item)
list_2.remove(list_2_item)
result.extend(list_1)
result.extend(list_2)
return result
[base case] if the input list has only one element, return the list as it is, otherwise
[divide] split the input list into two balanced halves, i.e. containing almost the same number of elements each
[conquer] run recursively the merge sort algorithm on each of the halves obtained in the previous step
[combine] merge the two ordered lists returned by the previous step by using def merge(list_1, list_2)
and return the result
Floor division: <number_1> // </number_2>
It returns only the integer part of the result number discarding the fractional part
E.g.: 3 // 2 = 1, 6 // 2 = 3, 1 // 4 = 0
Create sublist:
<list>[<start_position>:<end_position>]
Creates a new list containing all the elements in <list>
that range from <start_position>
to <end_position>-1
E.g., considering my_list = list(["a", "b", "c"]), my_list[0:1] returns list(["a"]), my_list[1:3] returns list(["b", "c"])
def mergesort(input_list):
if len(input_list) <= 1:
return input_list
else:
input_list_len = len(input_list)
mid = input_list_len // 2
left = mergesort(input_list[0:mid])
right = mergesort(input_list[mid:input_list_len])
return merge(left, right)


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This summer I had the opportunity to travel to Vancouver to be a student volunteer at the SIGGRAPH 2018 conference. I was hesitant to go, as it meant cutting my internship at Liberty Mutual a week short and paying lots of money for an international plane ticket and a room at a hostel for a week. The one other person from my school who was accepted could not go because her boss would not let her take a week off from work, which meant I’d be going alone. But I decided that SIGGRAPH would be too good an opportunity to pass up, so I decided to fork over the cash and go. That was probably the best decision I’ve made all year.
I have never seen so many people who shared my interest in computer graphics. At my school, there are about twenty students who regularly attend our local University of Illinois SIGGRAPH chapter meetings. But in Vancouver, there were over sixteen thousand people, all connected to computer graphics in one way or another. That's just crazy to me. And, everyone there was super friendly. It reminded me of freshman year of college where you could talk to anyone and they be glad to talk about their experiences and life story. I made a few good friends during the week and I think they’ll be lifelong friends who I’ll will stay in contact with and hopefully see next year for the conference.
New Technology
Real-time rendering was one of the “hot topics” of the convention. With Nvidia demonstrating its newest generation of GPUs, it seemed that everyone wanted to show off the realisticity of scenes that could be rendered in real-time. I still think that it is a few years off for the common consumer, as much of the real time rendering demonstrations were done on computers that had over $50,000 worth of hardware. The other big topic was using machine learning to speed up various aspects of the computer graphics pipeline. A cool application of machine learning that was discussed was using convolutional neural networks to perform anti-aliasing instead of the traditional anti-aliasing techniques. The future is bright for the world of computer graphics technology.
I also loved seeing the new virtual reality hardware on display. Some of it seems like it will be important for the next generations of the VR headsets. There was one exhibit that had an adaptive lens that made looking through a VR headset much less eye-straining, especially when looking at objects that are “close up” in the virtual world. That technology will be in the newest headsets for sure.
Computer Animation Festival
But, probably the best event that I attended was the Computer Animation Festival. It was an event where they showed several committee-picked short films in the large auditorium of the conference building. The one that I liked the best was probably One Small Step by Taiko Studios--it was a very touching the story of a young girl who achieved her dream of becoming an astronaut. There were some, however, that erred on the weird side. For example, 1 Mètre/heure by French studio Cube Creative was about snails dancing on a plane. Weird topic, but it was beautiful to watch. A few others did well at displaying the newest technologies like real-time rendering in game engines instead of the typical movie production pipeline.
Overall, after having a great week at SIGGRAPH, I’m going to push to get a lot of people from our local University of Illinois SIGGRAPH chapter to apply. It was one of the best weeks of my life, and I want others to have the same experience that I had. I’ll definitely be going next year.


The Structure expression syntax
A TALES structure expression may be used to indicate that an expression value should be treated as markup/structure when used with a TAL content or replace attribute, even if that attribute does not use the structure
keyword to enable processing of markup.
The syntax of the expression is as follows, it simply prefixes another expression, typically a path
expression but it doesn't need to be:
structure:other_expression
Structure expressions must be explicitly activated
Whilst support for structure expressions is included in the main ZptSharp NuGet package, they are not one of the standard expression types.
Structure expressions must be explicitly activated using the method AddZptStructureExpressions()
before they may be used.
The expression result is wrapped
The result of a structure expression is the result of the 'inner' expression, wrapped within an instance of StructuredMarkupObjectAdapter
.
This object implements the interface IGetsStructuredMarkup
and so content or replace attributes operating upon this value will treat it as structure, without needing the structure
keyword.
Use with caution
The same advice as for using the structure
keyword with a content or replace attribute goes for using structure expressions.
Designers should be vigilent that they do not allow untrusted content to be written to the output unless it has been thoroughly sanitized first.
The structure
keyword (for content & replace attributes) is a generally a better solution than the use of structure expressions; it forces designers to be explicit when they want markup to be interpreted as such, and at the point where it is written.
Example
The result of the path expression here/iAmMarkup
will be rendered to the output as markup without escaping.
<p tal:define="theMarkup structure:here/iAmMarkup" tal:content="theMarkup">This will be replaced</p>


#include <image_ops.h>
Convert one or more images from HSV to RGB.
Outputs a tensor of the same shape as the images
tensor, containing the RGB value of the pixels. The output is only well defined if the value in images
are in [0,1]
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See rgb_to_hsv
for a description of the HSV encoding.
Arguments:
Returns:
Output
: images
converted to RGB.
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The Internet is made up of many independently operated networks. There is no one central node or center that controls it. Many people don't know who invented the Internet or how it works or even ask just as how we don't normally ask who invented the pen or the zipper. But the Internet was created by Vint Cerf and Bob Khan, which was based on the ARPANET (invented by Paul Baran). What Cerf and Khan did was create a nationwide packet switching network. It took the ARPANET, the packet switching network previously available to researchers and the government and made that publicly available nationwide, and eventually globally. Below is a summary of some of the topics that cover how the Internet works. Click on an icon or topic name to be taken to its page to read more about the detailed explanation.


To be mindfull is to be aware of your surroundings and other people, self awareness is to be aware of yourself, and how your actions or words my effect others. the relationship between both is that they work hand in hand and its importaint to use both in our lives in ballance Try at least one of the self awareness practices from the chapter (Body Scan, Journaling). What was your experience of it? How did you feel? Journaling is a great tool, and I think it can help me a lot. Its good to see progression and to note dowm how I'm feeling at a certain time, and why im feeling a certain way. I think these are good tools because it helps to understand ill feelings and emotions. What did you take away from the "My Emotions are Not Me" section? I personaly try to keep any emotions out of my daily life, Inknow if I'm feeling a certain way, that it will pass, or if it dosen't pass, I need to change something in my life. This section is just reaffirming how I like to run my life, just in different terms.


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ECB's Holzmann: Monetary policy objectives will be up for discussion
by Eren SengezerThe European Central Bank's (ECB) monetary policy objectives will be up for discussion the coming months, noted ECB's new Governing Council member, Robert Holzmann.
Over the weekend, ECB's chief economist, Philip Lane, noted that the ECB's policies were “in good shape” for the baseline scenario of improving conditions over the next one or two years. “If it is necessary to put the rate lower, we will be prepared to do so,” Lane told Italy’s Sky TG24.
In the meantime, the EUR/USD pair continues to edge lower and was last seen trading at 1.1005, losing 0.15% on a daily basis.


If you downloaded or cloned steal, you might have run:
> ./js steal/make.js
When finished you should have the following in a public folder:
steal/
stealconfig.js
js
js.bat
Note: StealJS requires Java 1.6 or greater.
To verify that steal works, run one of the following commands in
the folder you installed StealJS:
mac > ./js
windows > js
The folder you installed steal is the ROOT folder.
Installing Steal other places
It's possible, using steal.config, to locate steal other places. It's
common to want steal in a folder
that is maintained by a server-side dependency management system like
Maven or NPM.
The following shows StealJS and CanJS placed in a shared folder
while application code exists in the apps folder.
Basic Install
By default, StealJS is designed to work from the same folder as your scripts, typically a public folder. Install StealJS in a public folder by:
If you downloaded or cloned steal, you might have run:
When finished you should have the following in a public folder:
To verify that steal works, run one of the following commands in the folder you installed StealJS:
The folder you installed steal is the ROOT folder.
Installing Steal other places
It's possible, using steal.config, to locate steal other places. It's common to want steal in a folder that is maintained by a server-side dependency management system like Maven or NPM.
The following shows StealJS and CanJS placed in a shared folder while application code exists in the apps folder.
To make it possible for app.js to use steal and be built by it, the following needs to happen:
app.html
Have app.html point to shared/steal/steal.js like:
stealconfig.js
Update the paths to the can and steal folders and set steal root to be the public folder:
Notice that:
steal.config('root').join('../apps')
updates the root path relative to the default root location.


The computer by itself can do nothing but needs a programs to perform any function. The programs can make the computer do what we want but it has to be in specific steps. The computer can perform these functions very fast. However the instructions have to be perfect order because the computer takes the code literally as it is wrote.
Programmers will use program languages to write code for programs to run on computers. This class will use a program called Python. Python consist of a unique language which the programmer will use to write his program. The Python is a program itself with an Interpreter. The Interpreter will take the program written and convert to to code which the computer can understand. This is simply done by clicking the "Run" button for the computer to execute the program.
Python language has a defined specific grammar rules. This grammar just like any other language (English or French) are a set of rules. A correct statement in Python is called an Expression. For instance a correct expression would be print 5 or print 5 + 5 however print 5 + would be an invalid expression. The last expression doesn't list every specific step. This is called verbosity which is defined precise step by step process for the computer to follow but remember it can process hundreds of steps in less than one second.
Variables are a value that the programmer can define with a name. An example would be Age is the name and 30 would be the value assigned. The command in Python print Age would show the value of 30. To assign a value to a variable name requires the programmer to use an equals sign '='. So Age = 30 is how this example would be coded. To change the value of Age we simply change the value on the right side of the equals sign.
The programmer's equal sign isn't like the mathmatical equal sign. In math both sides of the equal sign has to be the same value. However in programming the equal sign defines the value for your variable. In the case of Age = 30 the value is 30. We can redefine value of Age simply by changing 30 to 40.
1.Variables allow us to store the value of data.
2.That data can be associate to a name and makes the code easier to read/follow.
3.We can manipulate a value of a variable by use of an expression. Such as age = age + 1
A string is a value defined between quotes and can consist of a single character to a very large number of characters. Here is simple example of a string "3". It looks like a number but Python reads it as a string because of the quotes. In Python 3 + 3 would show 6 however "3" + "3" would show "33".
A function also know as a procedure will take an input, perform some action to provide an output. A simple function would be sum which has number (s) for input (s) and by addition of the inputs provides the output.
Python uses a unique word def to start/make the code of a function. This will be followed by the function name and parameters. The parameters are in parentheses. The parameters will be replaced by values when the function is used or called. After the def line of code then you define what to do with the input parameters. The sum function mentioned before would look like this:
def sum (a):
total = a + a
return total
To use (call) a function we then write the name of the function and provide the value (s) in parentheses after it. See below:
print sum (2)
>>>4
Once a programmer has defined a function once then that function can be used over and over without defining it again. This avoids repetition for the programmer.
The return statement instructs the Python what the function should produce. Without the return statement the function will perform the action just doesn't provide an output for us to see. Luckily Python will tells us we forgot the return statement. See below:
def sum (a):
total = a + a
print sum (2)
>>>None
The operators in Python are used to make decisions to give a boolean true or false result. Basic operands are greater than (>), equal to (==), and not equal to (!=). Notice the double equal sign is used because the single equal sign denotes assigned variable.
The decision function if is followed by an expression then below it is the block which defines the code for a true result. The block is skipped if the expression is false. The else statement allows the programmer to further define what the code can do for a false result. The else statement can contain more if functions or simply define what to return for a false result. See the example below and note the indentation is very important in programming:
def bigger (a,b):
if a > b:
r = a
else:
r = b
return r
print bigger(2,7)
7
As you can tell this if function will show the result of the larger of two numbers.
The or function is made up of two expressions one on each side of the operand or. If the first expression is true then that result is used. If the first expression is false then the second expression is evaluted and if it is true then it is used. However if neither one is true then the result is false. See below for an example of the or function:
def is_friend(name):
return name[0] == 'D' or name[0] == 'N'
Based on the name used, the first expression would be true if the name started with a capital D and would be true result.
print is_friend('Diane')
True
However if the the name started with a capital N then the second expression would be true and that would be true result.
print is_friend('Ned')
True
If neither of them were true then the result would be false.
print is_friend('Fred')
False
In Python we use what is called a WHILE loop which starts with a test expression followed by a colon. Then below that is the block of code to run if the test expression is true. Then the code loops back to the test expression to evaluate the new variable and as long as it returns a true statement this cycle/loop will never end. Once the result is false then the loop will end. See below for example:
i = 0
while i < 10:
print i
i = i + 1
This will result in the code printing 0 to 9. Once the variable i reaches 10 the test expression will return a false result and the loop ends.
The programmer can use a break statement to end the loop when the result is still true. This can be achieved with an if command. Once the if command result is true then you can break out of the loop. This allows the programmer to continue the code on after the loop.
A list is very similiar to a string but there are two differences. Strings contain characters but a list can contain anything.
Example list: p = ['O', 'U', 8, 1, 2]
These can be characters, numbers or other list. The second difference is called mutation. Mutation is changing the content of the list but doesn't change the assignment of it.
There were two operations of list defined, append and plus. The plus operator will concantenate two list together to create a new list. The append operator adds elements to the list end but the list still has the same assignment. The append will mutalate a list while plus creates a new list.
To index a list is very similiar as the find is in a string. The function index will return the position of the first element match to the value. Example below:
p = [10, 20, 30]
print p.index(20)
1
The in function for list searches a value in the list elements. If the value is in the list it returns True otherwise False.
The for loop allows programmer to assign a variable to first element of list and then the block following to perform a function to that element. Once the function is done the loop starts over and the variable is assigned to next element in list, performs the function again. This continues until all elements of the list has been cycled through. Example below:
def print_all_elements(p):
for e in p:
print e
print print_all_elements([1, 2, 3])
The result would print out numbers 1, 2, and 3
Every problem should be handled with these six simple steps.
0. Don't Panic!
1. What are the inputs?
2. What are the outputs?
3. Work through some examples by hand.
4. Simple mechanical solution.
5. Develop incrementally and test as you go.


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I'm a Complete newbie to this site and electricity monitoring in general. I am considering using MK2 Power router but I want to monitor my import and export as well.
I have read about using a rasberry pi and the emonTx V3 and I like the concept.
but I already have a windows server with wifi running 24/7 is it possible to send the data direct to that?
I am able to program in c# and vb.net .
In my situation with lots of cat5 cable all over my house I would rather not use Wifi at all if that is possible?
all advice appreciated
Mike
Re: Can I monitor my electricity use with a direct network connection?
You can use a serial connection between your emonTx and RPi, and with your RPi on the end of your network, you look to be home and dry. I think you were looking for this: http://openenergymonitor.org/emon/node/3872
Robin's Mk2 doesn't monitor, but MartinR's PLL does (though I think you might need to use the emonTx V2 to have easy access to enough IO). AFAIK, nobody has yet ported MartinR's PLL to the emonTx V3).
Re: Can I monitor my electricity use with a direct network connection?
Generally the sensor node (emonTx) transmits via 433MHz or 868MHz to a base station which sends the data on to a server running emoncms.
The most common usage currently is for the base station to be a RFM12Pi board that plugs in to a Raspberry Pi.
The scripts that run on the Pi can easily be configured to send data to any emoncms server i.e. to your windows server. There's an install guide to running emoncms on WAMP.
The RaspberryPi has an ethernet port so no wifi needed.
Re: Can I monitor my electricity use with a direct network connection?
wow! thanks for very fast replies.
I think I understand all that ? so I would only need 3 wires to interface to the Rpi and then network to my pc .
I read the links to the PLL , so that uses the emonTx V2 to Both gather the data and control the triac and also sends that info via the serial connection to the RPi .
If I have understood that properly that's great thanks.
oh I see the shop only has the emonTx V3 is that ok?
Mike
Re: Can I monitor my electricity use with a direct network connection?
Ah on re-readingRobert's post I see the V3 might be no good at the moment.
"AFAIK, nobody has yet ported MartinR's PLL to the emonTx V3)."
I wouldn't feel comfortable Porting it myself as I don't even know what language is used yet ! Must Check that lol
Re: Can I monitor my electricity use with a direct network connection?
I don't think it would be too difficult to use v3, the main differences are pin numbers which are very easy to change see.http://openenergymonitor.org/emon/node/3815 it has been done, although nobody has published their v3 version which is probably what Robert meant by ported,
You would need to upload the sketch to the v3 even if it was readily available and to do that you will have everything you need to change pin numbers etc and you'll get lots of help here on the forum.
All the sketches are arduino based http://arduino.cc/en/Reference/HomePage.
Paul
Re: Can I monitor my electricity use with a direct network connection?
Thanks Paul
Re: Can I monitor my electricity use with a direct network connection?
My concern with the V3 is it needs a different library (RFu_JeeLIb) and while MartinR's PLL uses low-level calls, and I don't know exactly what the difference between RFu_JeeLIb and JeeLIb is. We do know that if JeeLib is used on the V3, it enters a reset loop that it cannot easily be got out of.
The V2 PCB is still available, so it would be possible, though difficult and expensive, to assemble a V2 by sourcing the components yourself.
Re: Can I monitor my electricity use with a direct network connection?
I didn't think Martin used JeeLib, or is RFu_jeeLib required regardless ?
 :)
Looks like I will need lot's of help
thanks
Re: Can I monitor my electricity use with a direct network connection?
What I was trying to say, Paul, is I don't know what the mechanism is inside JeeLib that causes the problem. If Martin is doing the same thing even though he doesn't use Jeelib (and I stress I don't know whether he is or he isn't), then I foresee trouble. I'm flagging a warning, that's all. I wouldn't want an inexperienced user to end up with a locked-up emonTx.
Re: Can I monitor my electricity use with a direct network connection?
Solid advice as always Robert, My comments were meant as a reassurance that help was on hand if Mike wanted other options. I have now read up a little on this issue https://github.com/openenergymonitor/RFu_jeelib/blob/master/README.md and would agree that the "eternal loop" should be absolutely avoided,
But on a brighter note it would appear to only effect RFu v1.1 and although not guaranteed I would of thought these would no longer be available from the shop as at least v1.3 is available now. (maybe ask the shop to check rev before sending?)
Although having thought about his application some more, if Mike was unlucky enough to land a v1.1, all the RFM code could be stripped from the sketch altogether as he is planning a serial connection, that's if he even has an rfm12b fitted.
Paul
Re: Can I monitor my electricity use with a direct network connection?
In the first instance I would not want or need the RFM12B as I would definitely connect by serial cable.
If I added one at a later date I would assume I will have gained more knowledge and would ask anyway.
My knowledge at this point is hovering around zero.
So what do you think, should I go ahead and buy the Rpi and the emonTx v3?
I usually find I don't really learn much until I start getting stuck in.
On the other hand I don't want to start out with the wrong setup.
It's going to be a long learning curve for me and is the software that looks the most difficult for me to get to grips with.
thanks for your help it is much appreciated and I would be very hesitant to go ahead without it!
Mike
Re: Can I monitor my electricity use with a direct network connection?
Hi again and sorry to pester!
This is probably a stupid question ;) but is there any reason why I cant skip using a Pi as a server and connect directly from the emonTx V3 to my PC serial port?
thanks
Re: Can I monitor my electricity use with a direct network connection?
Is your serial port RS232? You'll need a hardware interface, and you'll need to get/write software to handle the protocol. Given those, it should be possible.
Re: Can I monitor my electricity use with a direct network connection?
Well the PC hasn't got a rs232 port as such but I can build the interface and connect to usb.
I've never done it but I would think it should be simple enough.
I can write the software ok. I will need to know the data format of course but i assume the info is on this site somewhere?
thanks Robert
Re: Can I monitor my electricity use with a direct network connection?
In that case, why not use the USB/FTDI interface which I presume you have, a programmer, and write everything to the Serial port?
Re: Can I monitor my electricity use with a direct network connection?
yes that's what i intended.
I haven't got the usb/FDTI interface yet it seems I will have to order it from the US as I can't find one in the UK.
I assume by "Programmer" you mean the software from FTDI ?
Re: Can I monitor my electricity use with a direct network connection?
No, I meant this when I wrote "programmer/FTDI interface". I think Wales is still in the UK ;-)
I've never tried this, I suspect you'll need a USB Library for whatever language you will use, or it may be that the SILabs drivers, which you need if you're using the Arduino IDE and Windows or OSX as your OS, look like a standard serial interface. Where to get those is on the pages about installing the Arduino IDE.
Re: Can I monitor my electricity use with a direct network connection?
Lol I never thought it would be sold here! it didn't turn up on several googles i did.
I believe that the drivers make it look like a standard I/O port on the PC
I think I have it all worked out now, I'm sure I'll run into problems but hopefully not too hard to overcome.
So Might order today!
Thank you for your patience.
I'll try not ask too many silly questions when I run into trouble. :)


Amanitas - A. muscaria & Various
I've successfully tried many drugs (lsd, shrooms, mdma, coke, heroin, salvia, hbwr,) many times for the past 10 years, so when I learned amanita muscaria was a popular entheogen, there I was harvesting a full backpack in the mountains. I knew no one at the time that had ever tried this, so I relied on internet reports for my preparation. Many advised to dry the shrooms at 80įc so I set the many dozens I had in front of a small air heater which gave out an approximate 90įc. All the shrooms did not get the same heat, but they all dried in a couple hours. For storage convenience, I powdered them all in the blender, except a dozen that I intended to experiment with.
The same evening, looking happily forward to this, and relaxed in my favorite couch, I cut up a medium size cap, make a tea by pouring boiling water over it, and drink/eat it down in a couple minutes. It was not very good. I had skipped dinner.
T+ 1h1/2: 1st tinglings, something is happening.
T+2h: Feeling nicely speedy, but my body is nicely sedated so I donít move.
T+2h1/2: Slight nausea, take three tokes on a hash joint which seems three times stronger than usual. The nausea fades, and nice waves of sedation go through my body, I feel happy and excited.
T+3h: The effect reaches a peak, things look bright and alive, I try walking but balance is impaired. I sit again and nausea comes back so I take a couple tokes on the joint which seems extremely strong, I know if I smoke too much, my head will unpleasently spin. The nausea sets down.
The next 2 hours were spent listening to trippy music into which I could dive with high awareness, not moving from the couch. I'm not lazy but the sedative effect is quite strong and enjoyable bestly in a couch. No remarkable visuals, just brightness. I finally get sleepy and have a good night.
I decided to do this again soon with a higher dose, which I did 2 days later and this is how it happened:
T: I make a tea with a friend who only smoked cannabis in his life, we take 2 nice size caps each. he drinks the tea but doesn't eat the soken pieces like I do. We are happy and looking forward to this, as we sit speaking and smoking a small hash joint in my room. We skipped dinner for stomach comfort.
T+1h: First tinglings, we go to a trippy bar while smoking another joint on the road. It feels much stronger, we are walking on air, we laugh knowing this is going to get good as we feel nice mdma like body rushes.
[Erowid Note: Driving while intoxicated or tripping is dangerous and irresponsible because it endangers other people. Don't do it!]
T+1h1/2: We arrive at the bar, it gets stronger every minute, we laugh as I remind us that the peak is still 1h1/2 away. We get a beer which we can only drink very slowly.
T+2h: We are both amazed of how wavy the effect is: it goes up and down, we feel mentally sedated but phisically speedy, then mentally speedy but phisically sedated. We talk and laugh about ourselves.
T+3h: We are holding on strong, overwhelmed with the many aspect effect of this: one moment we feel the amanitas, the next the beer, the next stoned, the next it is heroin like, the next it is like ecstasy, wow wow, we speak only to agree of how strong and amazing this is. We slowly drink another beer.
T+4h: The shameful music is too much for our sensitive ears, we decide to go but the bartender offers us a glass of home rum. We drink it fast and go to the car to smoke a joint. We are pulled in every direction and canít finish the joint. I put some dub music which we can see, as with acid. The mountain scenery seems to stretch for a hundred miles, though we can only see 2 miles away.
T+4h1/2: Too much alcohol for my stomach. I puke, feel better but tired and mostly drunk. My friend feels fine and is very happy with his 1st amanita trip.
T+5h: My bed please thank you, takes some time to fall asleep.
A month later, with another experimented friend, we skip dinner, weigh and gelcap 15g each, which we eat late in the evening, probably too late because 1h1/2 later, the effect is strongly sedative, we canít move from the couch, neither can we finish the hash joint nor talk much. 3h later I puke. Uncomfortable and uninteristing trip even if the music sounds good. We doze away in sleep and canít remember much the next day, except what I told above.
I decide since I puked the last two times that something was wrong in the heating process, so I go and get 5 fat amanitas, and with another friend. We peel off the red skin as I heard this could help the nausea, and barbecue the shrooms controlling temperature with a pot of simmering water sitting in the middle of the shrooms. They shrink to dryness and we chew 2 and 1/2 each (taste not good) as an evening meal. we walk to the store 2 miles away.
T+30mn: We are in the store tripping about cat food, this is going to be good. As we walk back the effect is climbing every step. We are walking on air. I know this is going to be very strong.
T+1h: We are back at camp, feeling nausea so we smoke a few tokes of strong pure weed. The nausea sets down but we are submerged by the effect, we can only talk to agree of how strong this is.
T+1h1/2: We are lying down, totally sedated. The many aspect effect is riding through us with bigger and stronger and faster waves, we canít move or talk or smoke, we feel drunk and poisoned.
T+2h: We agree we took too much, and wait for the waves to calm down, which doesn't happen. We still canít do anything but wait.
T+4h: I walk like a drunkard to go puke, which relieves my long time nausea. My friend can hardly walk to piss.  We wake up late and not very fresh, remembering only what I said above. I decide to not do amanitas again before long.
A couple months later, I meet a very experimented user who laughs at my amanita experiences and tells me his way which consists of sun drying the amanitas, and eating a couple bit by bit over a many hours range, so that he doesn't get sick and gets a mild and pleasant effect. I still haven't followed his advice but it seems very reasonable, as my only truly enjoyable amanita trip was the 1st experience described above.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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