With the latest version of the firmware, I now have a - BASE RF FAIL - on the gLCD. sometimes everything works fine, but when I have the message on the display, it stays there. Also the clock isn't right, he doens't sync with the server. So I think there's no connection between the gLCD and the emonBase (nanodeRF).
The NanodeRF does communicate with the emonTX and the server. I see the data on http://vis.openenergymonitor.org
But not the temperature.. (what is normal with this problem)
what's wrong here? Anyone with the same problem (and maybe e good solution)??
Re: BASE RF FAIL
Certainly sounds like there is no RF comms between the base and glcd, all the right symptoms, base fail, clock is not right and no temperature. Is it intermittent or always a problem? How far away from the base station is the glcd? Are they on the same frequency?
Re: BASE RF FAIL
They are al at the same frequency of 868MHZ. At first it was an intermittent problem, but now (without making some changes) it's always the same. They are all laying on my desk (distance <1m) for testing :-)
Earlier, when I powered the emonTX, the gLCD always displayed aprox. 8 - 10 W (noise) but now it always shows 0W. So you would think there is no communication between the emonTX and gLCD but I haven't the message -TX RF fail - so they are connected (I got this message when I disconnect the power of the emonTX).
Re: BASE RF FAIL
Ok problem with the 0W found... there was: consuming = emontx.power2; insteat of consuming = emontx.power1; I feal like i'm a muppet :-)
But on the other hand I still have the BASE RF fail and just when I use this:
Re: BASE RF FAIL
Hi Bramper,
Try using the latest emonGLCD code from Github. I think the problem was caused by an over-reactive error message I introduced, the timing was just too tight i.e it was reporting RF fail now and again even when nothing was wrong. I've increased the time between when the emonGLCD receives no RF and when it reports a failure.
If you are still experiencing 'emonBase fail' messages and the time on your emonGLCD is not being autocorrected then you do actually have a problem with the communication between the emonGLCD and emonBase.


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MGA HIMNO PARA SA PAGHAHALO
HYMNS FOR BLENDING— God's Complete Salvation
1. The saving by Thy life, O God,
Fully Thy righteousness doth meet;
Perfect, 'tis right judicially
And also rich organically.
2. Judicially Thou dost redeem,
And Thou dost save organic'lly.
Thy righteousness is satisfied,
Thy heart's desire fulfilled to be.
3. Judicially I'm justified
And one with Thee organic'lly.
Reborn of Thee a God-man true,
Now sanctify, renew wholly.
4. Beholding Thee I'll be transformed
By Thine own life metabolic'ly;
Conformed to Thee, God's firstborn Son,
Thy glorious image shown through me.
5. By Thy life's growth matured I'll be,
Arriving at a full-grown man;
Coordinated, built by Thee
Into Thy Body for Thy plan.
6. Redeemed my body, glorified,
Peak of Thy sonship I'll attain;
A mutual dwelling, blent with Thee,
The New Jerus'lem, my refrain.
HYMNS FOR BLENDING — What Miracle! What Mystery!
8. 8. 8. 8. 8.
1. What miracle! What mystery!
That God and man should blended be!
God became man to make man God,
Untraceable economy!
From his good pleasure, heart's desire,
His highest goal attained will be.
From his good pleasure, heart's desire,
His highest goal attained will be.
2. Flesh He became, the first God-man,
His pleasure that I God may be:
In life and nature I'm God's kind,
Though Godhead's His exclusively.
His attributes my virtues are;
His glorious image shines through me.
His attributes my virtues are;
His glorious image shines through me.
3. No longer I alone that live,
But God together lives with me.
Built with the saints in the Triune God,
His universal house we'll be,
And His organic Body we
For His expression corp'rately.
And His organic Body we
For His expression corp'rately.
4.
1. Mahimala, kay hiwaga!
Diyos sa tao'y nakiisa.
Naging tao ang Diyos natin,
Upang tayo ay maging Diyos din.
Mula sa Kanyang naisin;
Hanggang rurok ng layunin.
Mula sa Kanyang naisin;
Hanggang rurok ng layunin.
2. Naging laman Siya'y Diyos-tao
Nang maging Diyos naman tayo;
Sa buhay, likas tulad Niya,
Nguni't di sa pagka-Diyos Niya.
O, ang Kanyang katangian,
Naging aking kagalingan;
Kanyang mal'walhating anyo,
Buháy na naihayag ko.
3. Di na mag-isang nabuhay,
Sa akin Diyos nabubuhay.
Sa Tres-unong Diyos tinayo,
Mga banal, bahay tayo,
Organikong Katawan Niya,
Sama-samang kahayagan.
Organikong Katawan Niya,
Sama-samang kahayagan.
4. Lunsod banal Herusalem
Pangitain, pahayag din;
Sukdulang kaganapan nga,
Sa Lunsod Banal lubos na.
Sa Tres-unong Diyos palagi,
Taong may tatlong bahagi;
Pagka-Diyos at pagka-tao,
Tahanan ng Diyos at tao.
HYMNS FOR BLENDING — All God's Divine Truth
1. All God's divine truth has now been revealed,
Opened, unveiled, no longer sealed;
Clear, full, and pure, now at its highest peak,
As real treasure to all who seek.
Let high truth enter and fill us,
Saturate and constitute us;
Read, deeper dig and labor to know,
Till God's divine truth may outflow.
2. Our God desires that we may fully know
His truth, that Christ may freely grow;
Christ and the church as His economy,
Both make His truth a reality.
Let high truth enter and fill us,
Saturate and constitute us;
Read, deeper dig and labor to know,
Till God's divine truth may outflow.
3. Christ's Word in us must dwell richly,
Surely this, the best and solid way;
Pray-read, study, recite, and prophesy,
New practice makes our speaking high.
Let high truth enter and fill us,
Saturate and constitute us;
Read, deeper dig and labor to know,
Till God's divine truth may outflow.
4. Now God's divine truth has been crystallized,
We have in this new age realized;
New language speaks truth that's mystical,
That makes the God-men practical.
Let high truth enter and fill us,
Saturate and constitute us;
Read, deeper dig and labor to know,
Till God's divine truth may outflow.
5. The truth on New Testament ministry,
Can fulfill our God's economy;
The apostles' teaching we're ministering,
The Body's oneness we will bring.
Let high truth enter and fill us,
Saturate and constitute us;
Read, deeper dig and labor to know,
Till God's divine truth may outflow.
1. Katotohanan ng Diyos nahayag,
Tabing naalis, nabunyag,
Nasa rurok na't malinaw, puro,
Sa uhaw yamang totoo.
Pun'an ng katotohanan,
Mabuuan, mapuspusan;
Magbasa, magpagal, alamin,
Katot'hanan paapawin.
2. Nais ng Diyos ating malaman
Katot'hanan nang lubusan.
Kristo't ekklesia, ekonomiya
Paglago'y maging tunay nga.
Pun'an ng katotohanan,
Mabuuan, mapuspusan;
Magbasa, magpagal, alamin,
Katot'hanan paapawin.
3. Manahang sagana Salita Niya,
Tayo'y mag-PSRP pa,
Ang propesiya'y mapapataas,
Bawa't kapatid matatas.
Pun'an ng katotohanan,
Mabuuan, mapuspusan;
Magbasa, magpagal, alamin,
Katot'hanan paapawin.
4. Napakristal na ang katot'hanan,
Sa bagong kapanahunan;
Bagong lengwahe sadyang mistikal,
Tayong Diyos-tao'y praktikal.
Pun'an ng katotohanan,
Mabuuan, mapuspusan;
Magbasa, magpagal, alamin,
Katot'hanan paapawin.
5. Ang ministeryo ng Bagong Tipan
Tinupad ng katot'hanan;
Sa pagtuturo ng mga apostol,
Iisang Katawan sakdal.
Pun'an ng katotohanan,
Mabuuan, mapuspusan;
Magbasa, magpagal, alamin,
Katot'hanan paapawin.
HYMNS FOR BLENDING — O Lord I Love You
1.
Your name's so dear and sweet,
calling makes one satisfied
Lord, You are mine and I am Thine, Lord
Joined and mingled with You,
God-man incorp'ration,
Foretaste of the New Jerusalem.
1. O mahal Kita, Panginoong Hesus
Kung wala Ka'y hungkag ang buhay
Nakaaakit Ka, mapangbighani Ka,
Ang Iyong yama'y di-malirip.
Kay tamis Iyong ngalan, tawagin may siya
Ako'y Iyo, Ikaw ay akin
Naugpong, nahalo, Diyos-taong nalakip,
Natikman Bagong Herusalem.
1.
HYMNS FOR BLENDING — O the Joy
1. O the joy of having nothing,
Being nothing, seeing nothing,
But a living Christ in glory
And being careful for nothing
2. O the joy of having nothing,
Being nothing, seeing nothing,
But a living Christ in glory
And His int'rest here on earth.
1. Kay galak, walang taglay ka,
Bal'wala ka, ni makita
Kundi si Kristo sa gloria
At di nag-aalala.
2. Kay galak, walang taglay ka,
Bal'wala ka, ni makita
Kundi si Kristo sa gloria
Interes Niya sa lupa.
1. (Korean)
Amokato Khachiangco
Amokato Phochiangco
Yong kuang Ane Krisito man
Para phonum Khipunmeo.
Amokato Khachiangco
Amokato Phochiangco
Ogi Kriye Kuaning maner
Kuan sin manen Kippomio.
BANNERS
MGA BANER
BANNERS — God's Eternal Economy
1. God's eternal economy is to make man the same as He is
in life
and nature but not in the Godhead
and to make Himself one with
man and man one with Him
thus to be enlarged and expanded in
His expression
that all His divine (2x) attributes
may be expressed in human virtues.
BANNERS — The Lord's Recovery
1. The Lord's recovery is God becoming the flesh,
the flesh becoming
the life-giving Spirit, the life-giving Spirit
becoming the
sevenfold intensified Spirit
to build up the church that produces
the Body of Christ
and that consummates the New Jerusalem.
BANNERS — A Lover of Christ
1. A lover of Christ should be one who is called by His love and
drawn by His sweetness to pursue after Him for full satisfaction.
2. A lover of Christ should be one who is called by Him to be
delivered from the self through his oneness with the cross of
Christ.
3. A lover of Christ should be one who is called by Him to live in
ascension as the new creation of God in the resurrection of
Christ.
4. A lover of Christ should be one who is called by Him more strongly
to live within the veil through His cross after the lover's
experience of His resurrection.
BANNERS — The Ten Great Critical "Ones" for the Building Up of the Body of Christ
1. One Bible — One Revelation
One God — One Economy
One Christ — the Unsearchable One
One Spirit — One Application
One Life — One Element
One Salvation — One Way of Saving
One Kind of Living — One Manifestation of Christ
One Testimony — One Expression
One Body — One Organism
One City — One Consummation
BANNERS— The Organic Aspect of God's Salvation
1. The complete salvation of God has two aspects — the judicial
aspect and the organic aspect.
2. The judicial aspect is the procedure of God's salvation through
the redemption of Christ for God's salvation to fully meet the
righteous requirement of His law.
3. The organic aspect is the fulfillment of God's salvation through
the life of Christ for the believers to be transformed and to
grow and mature in the life of God.
4. The salvation of the God is with Christ as the center, the Body
of Christ as the line, and the New Jerusalem as the goal, and
is fully accomplished through the life-giving Spirit.
BANNERS— Crystallization-Study of the Gospel of John
1. The Triune God who passed through all the processes,
The all-inclusive Christ who was incarnated to die and resurrect,
And the life-giving Spirit who was consummated to indwell us,
They all take the New Jerusalem as Their eternal goal.
BANNERS— The Full Ministry of Christ
1. The full ministry of Christ is carried out in three stages
for the fulfillment of God's eternal economy.
2. In the first stage of incarnation, to bring God into man,
to express God in humanity, and to accomplish His judicial
redemption.
3. In the second stage of inclusion, to be begotten as God's
firstborn Son, to become the life-giving Spirit, and to
regenerate the believers for His Body.
4. In the third stage of intensification, to intensify His
organic salvation, to produce the overcomers, and to consummate
the New Jerusalem.
BANNERS— The Issue of Christ Being Glorified by the Father with the Divine Glory
1. The glory of Christ's divinity was concealed in Him as a grain
of wheat.
2. In His glorification He, as the last Adam, became the life-giving
Spirit for His divine dispensing.
3. In His resurrection He was born with His humanity to be the
firstborn Son of God for His divine transformation.
4. Through His resurrection all His believers were regenerated to
be the many sons of God for His divine multiplication.
BANNERS— God's Complete Salvation
1. God's complete salvation is based upon His righteousness and
through our faith.
2. By the two divine transfers: out of Adam into Christ and out of
the flesh into the Spirit.
3. In the one spiritual union of the Spirit of life in our spirit,
forming a mingled spirit.
4. For us to reign in life by the abundance of grace and of the
gift of righteousness.
BANNERS — The Experience of God's Organic Salvation Equaling Reigning in Christ's Life
1. God regenerates us that we may have His divine life and renews
us that we may become His divine new creation.
2. God sanctifies us that we may have His holy nature and transforms
us that we may have His divine image.
3. God conforms us that we may have His divine element and glorifies
us that we may have His divine image in full.
4. We reign in God's life by His organic salvation to accomplish His
eternal economy and achieve His divine purpose.
BANNERS— God's New Testament Ministry
1. The apostle's teaching is the entire speaking of God in the New
Testament concerning God's New Testament economy.
2 .The New Testament ministry is the unique ministry according to
the apostles' teaching, the teaching of God's New Testament
economy, for the building up of the Body of Christ to consummate
the New Jerusalem.
3. God's economy is His plan to dispense Himself into His chosen
people as their life and everything to produce and build up the
organic Body of Christ.
4. The New Jerusalem as the consummation of God's eternal economy
is the divine and human incorporation of the processed and
consummated God constituted with His regenerated, transformed,
and glorified elect.
BANNERS — The Move of God in His Recovery as Portrayed in Ezekiel
1. When we experience God as the blowing wind, the overshadowing
cloud, the consuming fire, and the glowing electrum, we become
the four living creatures, coordinating to carry out God's economy
for His expression, move, and administration.
2. The move of God to carry out His economy is by the high and
awesome wheels with a clear sky, the throne, and a rainbow.
3. Through the breathing of the Spirit, the Lord revives His dead
and scattered people to form them into an army to deal with His
enemy and to build them up as His dwelling place for His
expression.
4. If we would participate in the move of God in His recovery, we
need to experience increasingly the flowing of the living water
out of the house of God through the Lord's complete measuring
and our absolute consecration.
BANNERS — Crystallization-Study of The Epistle to the Hebrews Part 1
1. The believers in Christ should be river crossers, following the
Lord Jesus, the Pioneer and Forerunner, into the glorious
expression of the Divine Being.
2. Christ as the Captain of salvation is leading God's many sons
into glory, the corporate expression of God, by saving them
organically through sanctification.
3 .Christ, our High Priest, ministers to us whatever we need,
dispensing Himself into us as our supply for the fulfillment
of God's eternal purpose.
4. We need to brought on to maturity, pursuing toward the fullest
enjoyment and gaining of Christ for the uttermost enjoyment of
Christ in the millennial kingdom.
BANNERS — Crystallization-Study of The Epistle to the Hebrews Part 2
1. In His heavenly ministry, Christ, the kingly and divine High
Priest, is executing the new testament by interceding for us,
shepherding us, and ministering Himself into us.
2. The firstborn Son of God works in us as the law of life to
"sonize" us, to conform us to His image for His corporate
expression.
3. Faith is the unique way to enjoy Christ in His heavenly ministry
and to experience all the bequests in the new testament.
4. We need to exercise our spirit that we may enter within the veil
to have direct contact with the heavenly Christ, beholding Him
to be infused with Him that we may become His corporate
reproduction.
BANNERS — Crystallization-study of Revelation Part 1
1. Christ, the worthy and enthroned Lion-Lamb, is the heavenly
Administrator in the divine government, opening the scroll of
God's economy to unlock the secret of the universe.
2. We need to subjectively experience the detailed aspects of the
golden lampstand, so that we can become the reproduction of the
lampstand, the expression of the Triune God.
3. The overcomers, produced through the intensification of God's
organic salvation by Christ as the sevenfold intensified Spirit,
conquer the satanic chaos and triumph in the divine economy.
4. We need to follow the Lamb wherever He may go to preach the
gospel of the kingdom to the whole inhabited earth for the
propagation of the seed, the gene, of the kingdom to consummate
this age.
BANNERS — Crystallization-study of Revelation Part 2
1. God will use the overcomers to fulfill His economy, to defeat
His enemy, and to bring His kingdom to the earth.
2. The overcomers are nourished with all the riches of Christ and
saturated and permeated with the element of Christ.
3. The consummation of the processed and consummated Triune God
and the consummation of God's regenerated, transformed, and
glorified people will be a universal couple, the New Jerusalem,
expressing the Triune God for eternity.
4. The New Jerusalem is the ultimate consummation of the Triune
God, who is working Himself into His chosen and redeemed people
to be their entrance, constitution, existence, enjoyment, living,
and expression.
BANNERS — Crystallization-Study of the New Jerusalem
1. The New Jerusalem is the destination of the flowing Triune God.
2. We become the New Jerusalem by enjoying the processed and
consummated Triune God as grace.
3. We build the New Jerusalem by working with the Lord in the
divine stream, the flow of the divine life.
4. The Lord's recovery is to build up Zion, the reality of the
Body of Christ, consummating in the New Jerusalem.


Weekly Meeting: 2014-04-29
29th April 2014: GSoC, Irminsule and Mirage Tutorial
Agenda
- GSoC/OPW
- OCaml-Conduit
- Vchan
- Irminsule status
- ARM
- Trove and Libraries
- Releases workflow
- Mirage tutorial day
- Using Codio
Attendees: Amir Chaudhry (chair), Thomas Gazagnaire, Jonathan Ludlam, Anil Madhavapeddy, Richard Mortier, David Scott
Notes
GSoC/OPW
Dave is mentor for the Mirage Cloud API project stuff and working with Jyotsna Prakash. The project is to develop Mirage OCaml bindings for the EC2 and Rackspace cloud APIs and an example Mirage application that uses the API. Mort is mentor for the OPW project and working with Mindy Preston on improvements to Mirage, such as (1) support for booting unikernels easily on EC2, Rackspace and OpenStack Clouds; (2) protocol bisimulations against existing Mirage protocol implementations; and (3) adding IPv6 support into mirage-net and a few others.
Dave and Mort will make intros about these new people to the list and Anil is writing a blog post about all the new people who’ll be working on Mirage over the the summer.
Conduit
ocaml-conduit seems to be working well enough but until ctypes is released we won’t have stub generation and SSL won’t work reliably.
vchan
Jon is working on it and at the moment it doesn’t quite link. Some discussion over what the problems may be. Jon will look over this and try again. Actually sent a pull request while still on the call.
Irminsule
Added support for views. These are temporary stores with lazy reads and in-memory writes; they can be used to convert back and forth an OCaml value into a store, or to have a fast staging area without the need to commit every operation to the store. Values can be blobs or subtrees.
Lots of improvements to reading/writing and also worked on server and client side integration. Sometimes you want to give more control to user. Trying to implement transactions too.
Irminsule is getting ready for more users now. Dave can use Thomas’ new code to replace some of his own and deal with some of the obvious problems in xenstore. Anil will try it with his IRC plans.
Should also move the Irminsule repo to Mirage org on GitHub.
ARM
Lots of discussion have taken place on the mailing list. Anil is stuck with image generation and get things on/off the devices. Impressive that ping works though! Anil will make a FAT SD-card script.
Mort mentioned that Chris (in Nottingham) has 3 Cubietrucks on their way to him (these have wifi built in) and will need new uboot thing.
Trove and Libraries
Trove is currently a bit rough but nice to have it there. It’s a half finished as there are a lot of things that are not included. Whoever is next to release, please take notes as you go. Can use these to help document the process.
Need to sort out licensing for the libraries. Utility libraries that make sense for Mirage could be ‘upstreamed’ to Mirage. Benefits would be that any Mirage testing would include these.
Licenses for Mirage libraries should be ISC/BSD. Reasons for this include the need for static compilation and the way that unikernels may be deployed (containing necessary keys). Should also be wary of potential concerns from future collaborators (e.g license compatibility).
Releases workflow
Anil tried out Docker with Mirage and it worked very well. Experience is very similar to Travis, where you point Docker at your repo, it detects the Dockerfile and does the rest.
Mirage Tutorial day
Venue will be Computer Lab but figuring out a date is proving tricky. We also need to consider the content.
Some discussion over how we expect this to be delivered, e.g slides and talks along with code examples or purely online as documented tutorials. Mort has suggestions and will defer to the mailing list for now to see what people may be interested in.
NB: Earlier discussions about this took place on 2014-04-01 and 2014-03-18.
Using Codio
Amir tried Codio today and hit an issue related to aspcud (see the mailing list thread). There are now two issues open on the Codio bug tracker about including aspcud as part of the opam install (#83) and also to update their opam packages (#105). These should be fixed by Friday. In the meantime a manual upgrade process and installing a few libraries piecemeal (e.g optcomp first) should work. It does take a while though.
AoB
Wiki page for collecting agenda items is now up. See it at: https://github.com/mirage/mirage-www/wiki


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Who is assistant (to the) regional manager?
What is the name of Michael's movie?
What is Jim's last name?
Who was Pam engaged to before Jim?
What comapny eventually buys Dunder Mifflin?
What is Creed's job?
What is David Wallace's title?
Who started a fire in the break room?
Who likes to play crosswords?
Whose mother is in a wheelchair?
How many secretaries does the office have throughout the show?
Where do Michael and Holly end up moving?
What kind of car does Dwight drive?
Which of Dwight's friends is hired to break Oscars legs?
What is Jim's favorite food?
What character does Michael play in "Belle's, Bourbon, and Bullets"?
Kevin's band mainly covers songs from this band:
Everyone is upset when Michael orders pizza from here:
What is Michael Scott's greatest fear?
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This neighborhood is too weird. You briskly head to your car, with the full intention of heading home. {Redacted} is wonderful, but Xbox live and starbucks are also wonderful. Hopefully yall can reschedual for more of a not hosted in a weird neighborhood option.


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REVIEW: THE MUMMY
Review by: Joy Wyse, the SILVER screen critic
In the first scenes of the movie, when the Pharaoh's mistress appears, you get the impression that this is not a movie for children. But, you'd be wrong. Her `dress' is alluring, but it's only provocative, not revealing. For a few seconds, you think that she and her lover could be the `good guys' but they are not. This guy is NOT the Pharaoh. She is slain for being unfaithful, and her organs are removed and placed into five jars. Then, her lover becomes the Mummy of the title when he is wrapped in gauze and put into a sarcophagus, with a jugful of roaches, and buried.
Does this sound like a movie for kids? Well, it is. Throughout the movie I kept thinking that my nine-year old grandson will love it. There are interesting moments as they dutifully explain the mummification process. It is not a great film by any account, but I'll bet that it will become a favorite with young boys (and girls) all over. When my children were that age, they totally enjoyed a movie where the good guys battled skeletons. I think that it was `The Seventh Voyage of Sinbad' or such. I really didn't think that it was a very good film, but they talk about it to this day. The Mummy is that kind of film. It makes you think of `Raiders of the Lost Ark' and Brendan Fraser is very reminiscent of Harrison Ford instead of being a cartoon character like George of the Jungle.
When movies such as the original Mummy and Frankenstein were made many years ago, you knew that such events couldn't really happen, but they scared you to death. Too many films today show shootings, explosions, and other mayhem to `entertain' you, but unfortunately, they could happen. That really scares me. The Mummy is a fun, scary movie.  The woman behind me let out a scream that embarrassed her, but she was scared!
You won't recognize most of the actors by name, but you'll remember seeing them `somewhere'. They are all excellent in their roles. They also reminded me of old-time actors like Peter Lorre, and J. Carroll Nash. It is well worth your time. Take your kids and grandkids, and let yourself just be entertained without analyzing the production values.
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Implementation of the SRCS method for a color-based visualization of the results of multiple pairwise tests on a large number of problem configurations, proposed in: I.G. del Amo, D.A. Pelta. SRCS: a technique for comparing multiple algorithms under several factors in dynamic optimization problems. In: E. Alba, A. Nakib, P. Siarry (Eds.), Metaheuristics for Dynamic Optimization. Series: Studies in Computational Intelligence 433, Springer, Berlin/Heidelberg, 2012.
| Version: | 1.1 |
| Imports: | parallel, graphics, stats, grDevices, methods |
| Suggests: | R.rsp |
| Published: | 2015-07-02 |
| Author: | Pablo J. Villacorta |
| Maintainer: | Pablo J. Villacorta <pjvi at decsai.ugr.es> |
| License: | LGPL (≥ 3) |
| URL: | http://decsai.ugr.es/~pjvi/r-packages.html |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| CRAN checks: | SRCS results |
| Reference manual: | SRCS.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
SRCS: Statistical Ranking Color Scheme for Multiple Pairwise Comparisons |
| Package source: | SRCS_1.1.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: SRCS_1.1.zip, r-release: SRCS_1.1.zip, r-oldrel: SRCS_1.1.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: SRCS_1.1.tgz, r-oldrel: SRCS_1.1.tgz |
| Old sources: | SRCS archive |
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- Description
- This method copies a rectangular area from a place of one
canvas to a place on another.
This method copies a rectangular area from a place of one
canvas to a place on another. Source and destination areas are
permitted to overlap. If the source view or render state has a
clipping set, the regions clipped away from the source
rectangle are regarded fully transparent for the copy
operation. The device color for both source and destination
render state is ignored, the compositing mode only for the
source render state.
- Parameter sourceCanvas
- Canvas from which to copy the bitmap data. Can be identical to
the canvas this method is called on, but must be valid.
- Parameter sourceRect
- Rectangle from which to copy the bitmap data. This rectangle
is subject to both view and render transformation, before
being applied. Thus, on screen, it does not necessarily
resemble a rectangle any more. The rectangle must be
non-empty, see
::com::sun::star::geometry::RealRectangle2D
for details.
- Parameter sourceViewState
- The view state to apply to the source of this copy
operation. The view transformation must be non-singular.
- Parameter sourceRenderState
- The render state to apply to the source of this copy
operation. The render transformation must be non-singular, and
the compositing mode must be one of the
::CompositingOperation values.
- Parameter destRect
- Rectangle into which to copy the bitmap data. This rectangle
is subject to both view and render transformation, before
being applied. Thus, on screen, it does not necessarily
resemble a rectangle any more. The rectangle must be
non-empty, see
::com::sun::star::geometry::RealRectangle2D
for details.
- Parameter destViewState
- The view state to apply to the destination of this copy
operation. The view transformation must be non-singular.
- Parameter destRenderState
- The render state to apply to the destination of this copy
operation. The render transformation must be non-singular, and
the compositing mode must be one of the
::CompositingOperation values.
- Throws
- com::sun::star::lang::IllegalArgumentException
if one of the parameters are not within the specified range.
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Kiko
Kiko is a theme for Jekyll, the static site generator. It's designed and developed by @gfjaru.
To do lists
Next update is new theme based from Kiko.
Get Started
- Fork this repository
- Clone the repository to your computer.
git clone https://github.com/YOURUSERNAME/Kiko
- Run it.
jekyll serve
- Go to http://<IP_ADDRESS>:4000.
Make it yours
- Change name and add/remove nav at
_config.yml
. - Change
about.md
.
License
This theme is released under MIT License.


Every window has a current position marked with the flashing cursor or "caret". You are probably familiar with how to move the cursor with the cursor movement keys (arrow keys, Pg Up etc). As with most Windows software, the Home key moves to the first byte on the line, End moves to the last. Ctrl+Home and Ctrl+End move to the start and end of the file. Ctrl+Left and Ctrl+Right move left and right by a whole group of columns. See Keyboard Shortcuts for more information.
The scroll bars allow you to move the current display without changing the cursor position. For a large file the vertical scroll bar (on the right side of the window) is particularly useful. Clicking the arrows at the end of the scroll bar (or using the default Ctrl+U or Ctrl+D keyboard shortcuts) moves by one line. Clicking in the scroll bar above or below the scroll box moves by a page. You can also drag the box to a position anywhere within the file. (Note that the size of the box, in proportion to the size of the entire scroll bar, reflects the amount of the file that is visible within the window – if the entire file is visible then the scroll bar will disappear.) The Ctrl+L (in default keymap) keyboard shortcut scrolls the display so that the cursor is positioned in the middle of the window.
If there is no flashing cursor then it has probably been moved offscreen - pressing any cursor movement key will scroll the display so it is visible. For the same reason if you try to move past the edge of the window the display will scroll to keep the cursor visible.You can force the display to scroll when you get a certain distance from the edge of the display using the "scroll zone" setting (see Document Edit Options).
Addresses
For each row of the display the left side (address area) shows the address of the first byte of the line. The address can be in hex and/or decimal (see Document Display Options page). The ruler and address area highlight the current column and row of the cursor and mouse position -- enabled using the checkboxes in the Ruler section of the Workspace Display Options. You can also see the location of the cursor as you move it within the file in the Hex Address tool and Decimal Address tool.
Finally, you can also see the address of the current byte in a tip window when you hover the mouse over it. You can configure "Info Tips to show the address in hex and/or decimal (or any radix) or (if you don't specify a format) it uses the current way addresses are shown in the address area.
To avoid confusion hex addresses are shown in red, decimal in blue throughout HexEdit. (The colors can be configured in Color Options page.)
Jumping to an Address
A simple way to move to a distant address is to drag the scroll box (see Scroll Bars) until the address you want is visible and click within the display to set the cursor location. However, for very large files the scroll bar resolution may mean that you can’t drag to the exact position but may have to use the Page Up or Page Down keys as well.
Alternatively, the Decimal Address tool and Hex Address tool in the Edit Bar allow you to jump quickly to a known address within the file. Note that, by default, the "first” byte of the file has an address of zero. As you type an address in one tool the corresponding address is updated in the other – as a useful side effect, this provides a simple way to convert between hex and decimal numbers. These tools also display the current address as you move the cursor around the screen and during searches and file comparisons.
Both of these tools also store separate histories of the last addresses jumped to, which can be selected from the drop down list. Note that you have to press the Enter key to actually jump to the address and return to the edit window. You can use the Tab key to quickly flip between these controls without returning to the edit window.
Not only can you type in an address but you can also enter an (integer) expression into the hex and decimal address tools. The syntax and operators for expressions are almost identical to that used in C/C++. You can even assign to variables (eg "reclen=10") and use those variables and bookmarks (see below) of the current file to calculate an expression (eg "base+reclen*5"). See Expressions for more information.
To quickly jump to any bookmark in the current file select it from the "Bookmarks" drop-down list which appears on the navigation bar.
Another powerful (but still fairly easy) way to jump to an address is to use the calculator. If you invoke the calculator using the Edit/GoTo menu item then the current address is loaded into the calculator. You can then type in a new absolute address and click the “GO” button or just press the Enter key to jump to the address. To jump to a relative address click the “+” or “-“ button and type a relative offset and press Enter. Again you can also enter an expression into the calculator.
The Mark, Bookmarks and Highlights
A way to return to a previous address is to mark that address with the Mark Position command and later return to it using the Go To Mark command. The mark is also useful for measuring distances between points in the file. There are decimal and hex “Distance to Mark” indicators in the Status Bar that show the distance from the mark to the current cursor position.
Bookmarks allow you to associate a name with a file and address. Use the Bookmarks dialog to add bookmarks, sort them, jump to them etc. You can also jump straight to a bookmark in any file even if the file is not currently open. Note that bookmarks store a name plus a file name so bookmarks in different files can have the same name.
As you move around a file you can also see the closest bookmark in that file in the Bookmark_tool. You can also use the Bookmark tool to jump to any bookmark in the file by selecting it from the drop-down list.
Another way to remember addresses is to highlight them. Highlights are sort of like unnamed bookmarks but are much easier to add -- just turn on the highlighter and any selections you make are automatically highlighted. By default highlights have a background of yellow (bookmarks are blue) but you can change these colors in the Color Options page of the Options dialog.
For further information also see:
Decimal Addresses to toggle between hex and decimal addresses
Edit Bar to see options for jumping and setting the mark
Previous Highlight & Next Highlight to jump to highlighted blocks
Previous Bookmark & Next Bookmark to move between bookmarks in a file


A 2D rendering context for a HTMLCanvasElement is used to display a collection of colored squares. Clicking on the non-grayed-out squares places marker ('+') on the selected square.


by Doug Beardsley / github
Explicitely cater to both groups
Commit to always having a beginner and a non-beginner talk
Socialize after meetups
Advanced people come
Beginners start to absorb things they wouldn't have otherwise!
That's a LOT of talks!
Share the work amongst 3+ co-organizers
(NYHUG started with 5, now has 7)
Maximize knowledge transfer by posting videos and slides
Looks a lot like knowledge transfer...people exchanging ideas
Less about talks, more about hacking
The word "hackathon" would be great, but recently it has become more associated with contests. :(
No agenda, people just get together for a day or weekend to talk / work on projects.
Expand your network and include organizers from outside your community
Go out of your way to have good relations with your venues


- getAllParks() - Method in interface edu.cnm.deepdive.abqparks.service.ParksService
-
Get all parks.
- getAmenities() - Method in class edu.cnm.deepdive.abqparks.model.Park
-
Get list of amenities this park has.
- getAmenities() - Method in interface edu.cnm.deepdive.abqparks.service.ParksService
-
Get all amenities.
- getDate() - Method in class edu.cnm.deepdive.abqparks.model.Review
-
Get review ID.
- getDisplayName() - Method in class edu.cnm.deepdive.abqparks.model.Amenity
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Get display name.
- getFirstName() - Method in class edu.cnm.deepdive.abqparks.model.User
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Get user's first name.
- getGoogleID() - Method in class edu.cnm.deepdive.abqparks.model.User
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Get user's Google ID.
- getId() - Method in class edu.cnm.deepdive.abqparks.model.Amenity
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Get amenity ID.
- getId() - Method in class edu.cnm.deepdive.abqparks.model.Park
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Get park ID.
- getId() - Method in class edu.cnm.deepdive.abqparks.model.Review
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Get review ID.
- getId() - Method in class edu.cnm.deepdive.abqparks.model.User
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Get user ID.
- getInstance() - Static method in class edu.cnm.deepdive.abqparks.ParksApplication
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Get instance of ParksApplication.
- getLastName() - Method in class edu.cnm.deepdive.abqparks.model.User
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Get user's last name.
- getLatitude() - Method in class edu.cnm.deepdive.abqparks.model.Park
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Get latitude coordinate of park.
- getLongitude() - Method in class edu.cnm.deepdive.abqparks.model.Park
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Get longitude coordinate of park.
- getName() - Method in class edu.cnm.deepdive.abqparks.model.Amenity
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Get amenity name.
- getName() - Method in class edu.cnm.deepdive.abqparks.model.Park
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Get park name.
- getPark(long) - Method in interface edu.cnm.deepdive.abqparks.service.ParksService
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Get park matching park ID.
- getParks() - Method in class edu.cnm.deepdive.abqparks.model.Amenity
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Get list of parks with this amenity.
- getParks(String) - Method in interface edu.cnm.deepdive.abqparks.service.ParksService
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Get parks with user-defined amenities.
- getReview() - Method in class edu.cnm.deepdive.abqparks.model.Review
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Get review text.
- getReviews(long) - Method in interface edu.cnm.deepdive.abqparks.service.ParksService
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Get all reviews for user-selected park.
- getSignInAccount() - Method in class edu.cnm.deepdive.abqparks.ParksApplication
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Get GoogleSignInAccount with profile information.
- getSignInClient() - Method in class edu.cnm.deepdive.abqparks.ParksApplication
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Get GoogleSignInClient.
- getUserEmail() - Method in class edu.cnm.deepdive.abqparks.model.User
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Get user's email.


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Silencer
Tips
- Last Word provides a ton of utility all game long. Early game you want to spam it for nuke damage, late
game you want to cast it on heroes who rely on spell combos (Invoker, Sand King, Magnus, Puck, etc). All
game long you want to use it for the basic vision that the shower curtain provides on the targeted hero.
 Silencer's job is rarely to start fights, he's there to
SILESILESILENCSILENCSILENCSILSILSSILSILENCE fights that are on the cusp of breaking out.
You usually want to cast Global Silence soon after your initiator goes in. It's okay to let a spell or
two leak through at the beginning if it means that the enemy is committing to the fight. The goal is to
hit them with the 4'33" right when they're at the point-of-no-return in the team fight.
- You can save Global to break channeling ults as well (Enigma, Bane, Sand King, Witch Doctor, CM), but
often times it's better to stop them from using their spells altogether by preemptively Silencing than
to risk getting disabled while they're channeling.
- If you're past the phase when huge 5v5 team fights are being decided by a single ultimate, save your ult
until after BKBs get popped. If you Global Silence while an enemy is spell immune, they'll get silenced.
If you do it before, they can purge the silence by going spell immune.
Counters
- Silencer doesn't just temporarily take your INT, he steals it. Avoid trading 1 for 1 with this hero
because the INT steal adds up quickly.
- Save your BKB for after Global Silence is cast. If Global is cast while you're spell immune, you'll
still get silenced. If you go spell immune while you're deaf, the debuff is removed.
- Eul's is another cheap but effective way of purging off Global Silence. Lotus Orb or Guardian Greaves
can also purge it off.


Petitions for Action - Verbs used in e-petitions
E-Petitions as an alternative to consultation
The e-petitions on Number10.gov are fascinating. As we’ve come to expect from mySociety projects, "the e-petition system has been designed to be transparent and trustworthy". The petitions provide an unbiased perspective on the view of the UK public and a valuable evidence base for policy makers.
Although the feedback is free from the constraints of normal consultation (where the questions may be framed unintentionally) it is unstructured and this makes it difficult for policy makers to use. Hope is not lost however, help is at hand in the form of semantic analysis.
Extract information from e-petition data with semantic analysis
The image above was constructed by annotating the text in the titles of the petitions. We searched for verbs and extracted the pruned form of those verbs (e.g. "increasing" becomes "increase") along with the number of signatures to the petition where the verbs were found. The words are weighted according to the total number of signatures. The visualisation was prepared using IBM’s Many Eyes (note that data submitted to Many Eyes can be viewed by anyone on the internet).
Annotation can also be used to find organisations and places. The results of those analyses are presented in the lists below.
Top 10 Organisations in UK petitions |
Top 10 Places in UK petitions |
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Beware of junk data
Although the openness of e-petitions is a virtue, it does mean that there is a lot of junk to sift through. Only 1.3% of open petitions have enough signatures (at least 200) to qualify for consideration by Government. Clearly the other petitions have some value even though they may be minority concerns. Indeed the number of signatures is not a perfect measure of quality or relevance.
Using the evidence in policy development
- Keep track of petitions that are made regarding your organisation or place. We were able to identify 352 references to organisations, 36 of which were Councils. Get in touch for some tips on monitoring the web for references to your organisation.
- Identify issues that are relevant to your objectives. We recently employed semantic analysis that helped Investor Developers at the East Midlands Development Agency forecast demand for support by extracting information from visit reports. Petitions provide evidence of needs (or at least demands) and issues (learn from others mistakes).
- Gauge public opinions on existing policy. Congestion-charging, War, Bank-bailouts - they’re all subjects of petitions. While many of the petitions express peoples’ feelings on these issues there are others that contain concrete suggestions for policy improvements.


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A simple game inspired by Haruki Murakami's Hard-Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World. Move around the world with the arrow keys.
Using cellular automata to generate mazes. Allows customization of maze dimensions and visualizations. Solve the maze with arrow keys. Contains an auto-solver feature.
Set a beginning configuration and a ruleset, and allow a cellular automaton to grow. Allows flipping of grid squares as the automaton is running, as well as customization of run speed and canvas dimensions.
Break cookies into different-sized pieces to feed a friendly colony of ants, as they're constantly harrassed by locusts. Experiment with HTML5 canvas.
Dabbling in development of an incremental RPG. Progress through an infinite dungeon and collect party members and upgrade your gear.
In my work with the Structured Products team (Mortgage Waterfall Infrastructure), I helped to design and implement a Spark-based infrastructure for high bandwidth data processing jobs. We wrote a series of applications to wrap common data-access, filtering, and testing paradigms, so other members of the Structured Products group could write test logic as a self-contained plugin and farm the job out to our Spark cluster. We achieved a 100x+ speedup for some jobs due to parallelization, and abstracted away Spark application boilerplate.
The platform infrastructure was written in Python with jobs distributed via pySpark.
As part of my work with the Quality Control team in Mortgage Waterfall Infrastructure, I am currently investigating how various mortgage-backed securities (pools, generics, CMOs) can be clustered by the shape of the data we regularly receive for each security. This entails identifying data shape features for semi-structured text data received for over 2.5 million securities and clustering on time-series data for each security.
The application was written in Python, using Spark MLlib library for feature processing and clustering, and PostgreSQL to store time series data, accessed programmatically via SQLAlchemy. The application utilizes the infrastructure framework developed as part of the Data QC Platform.
This was my primary project in Ops Analytics Strats (OAS), in the Operations Technology group at Goldman Sachs. Over the course of 10 months, we built a platform for data science and machine learning on top of the firm's centralized data store. Our goal was to allow anybody to classify and regress on arbitrary datasets without needing a deep background in programming for machine learning. One client was an internal data platforms team, which used our platform to better predict expected runtimes for their data ingestion workflow.
The platform infrastructure was written in Java. For machine learning, we used Spark MLlib and R.
This was the project team I worked on for Grey Wolf on Goldman Sachs Asset Management - Fixed Income (GSAM FI) as a new Technology Analyst in the fall of 2016. Over 6 weeks, our team built a system to consume FIX messages from several marketplaces, parse them into a standardized object, and store the messages in a database. Our application allowed the GSAM FI team to consume a vastly greater quantity of market messages and made it available for further analysis by traders. It is currently a production system.
The application was written in Java, using the QuickFIX/J library for FIX message decoding.
This was my main project as a Summer Technology Analyst in Operations Analytics Strats. We worked with Accounting Services to build a tool that could automatically index certain values from images of invoices. They received invoices through email or fax and scanned them into .tiff files. Our algorithm relied on segmentation of individual values to produce structured output and templating to identify likely segment locations.
The program was written in Python, using the numpy library for fast array operations and scikit-image library for image processing. We used the Tesseract open-source OCR engine.
This was another project that I worked on as a Summer Technology Analyst in Operations Analytics Strats. We worked with several different Operations groups to produce a tool for automatically assigning tasks to available analysts. This took into account available analysts, their expected bandwidth for the remainder of the day, their proficiency with incoming tasks, and implemented a Maker-Checker process. The tool is to be run by managers, and outputs a list of each person's assignments as well as a list of unassigned tasks with reasoning listed.
The program was written in R, using the Rglpk library for linear programming.
This was my senior thesis at Princeton University, supervised by Dr. Xiaoyan Li. Here, we investigate the use of rich features to extend the bag-of-words model for sentiment analysis using machine learning in the movie review domain. We focus on subjectivity analysis and sentence position features. In addition, I created a manually labeled set of subjective and summary sentences for 2000 reviews in the Cornell IMDB movie review corpus. The full title of the thesis is Exploring Rich Features for Sentiment Analysis with Various Machine Learning Models.
All model training and execution were performed in Python, using NLTK and TextBlob for document parsing and feature extraction, and scikit-learn for machine learning algorithms. Data analysis was done in R.
Documents: Poster presented at the 2016 IEEE MIT Undergraduate Research Technology Conference. A full copy of the thesis may be requested via Princeton DataSpace. You can also download a .7z archive of my manually labeled movie reviews.
I worked on this semester-long project in Junior year of college for EGR 392 - Creativity, Innovation, and Design. We helped the campus career center provide resources for career exploration and preparation in a way that was better suited for the undergraduate population. We created a regular mentorship program for underclassmen and upperclassmen who had experience with various research and industry roles. We also held a well-attended career exploration workshop on campus.
The team consisted of Grace Chang '17, Catherine Idylle '16, Jean Choi '15, Maggie Zhang '16, Annie Chen '15, and myself.
Documents: Presentation given to the EGR 392 class, as well as administrators of Princeton career services.
This was a project that I worked on as a Summer Research Intern at CASTLE Lab at Princeton University in the summer of 2014. The objective was to find optimal policies in an energy allocation problem. The model contained a battery, power grid, wind energy, and demand, with the latter three stochastic variables. I investigated the performance of Q-Learning and SARSA given different learning rates.
The simulator was written in Java, building on the BURLAP Learning Algorithm Library. Graphics and metrics were produced in Excel and MATLAB.
Documents: Problem Model, Project Presentation
This was a project that I worked on for ORF 418: Optimal Learning in Spring 2014. I worked with Max Kaplan. We created an algorithm for pricing Express Lanes on the I-110 Freeway using Optimal Learning techniques. Specifically, we tested the Knowledge Gradient, Interval Estimation, Pure Exploitation, and Constrained Exploration algorithms with linear and logistic belief models.
Code and graphics done in MATLAB.
Documents: Project Report, Project Presentation


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LA PASSION DE JEANNE D'ARC A film review by Jeff Meyer Copyright 1989 Jeff Meyer
See at the Seattle International Film Festival: THE PASSION OF JOAN OF ARC France, 1927 Director: Carl Theodore Dreyer Screenwriter: Carl Dreyer, Joseph Delteil Cast: Maria Renee Falconetti, Eugene Silvain, Maurice Schultz, Michel Simon, Antonin Artaud, Ravet, Adre Berley, Jean D'Yd. Print from the National Film Archive, Great Britain
LA PASSION DE JEANNE D'ARC is Dreyer's critically acclaimed film that used the texts of Joan of Arc's trial to portray her inquisition and execution. While I can't say that I was riveted by this film through its entire length, I was constantly amazed by camera-angles, realistic "you-are-there" newsreel- style footage, and the restraint on facial expressions used by the actors. (It is not completely without hammy acting, though.) Joan is particularly impressive, as portrayed by Maria Renee Falconetti; she plays Joan as a frightened young woman, confused by the church's hatred for her, but courageous (and finally, courageously resigned) in her faith. This was apparently Falconetti's only film role; she certainly made the most of it.
The film is certainly designed to make the viewer sympathize with Joan, but it does it through lighting, music and close-ups of the characters' faces. Again, the film is not without sneering, complacent villains, but Dreyer tends to concentrate on their ignorance, rather than any evil stereotypes. There are also some rather strong scenes while Joan is being weakened by bleedings (the audience seemed to visibly shudder as one).
This film was thought to be lost for decades; the British National Film Archive restored this print, which was recently discovered in a Norwegian mental asylum. (!! This must have been something of an inspiration to the inmates. One wonders if it was next to a print of ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO'S NEST....)
For general film viewers, this may well be too dry; but one doesn't have to be a cinema scholar to appreciate how pioneering Dreyer was in many of his celluoid story-telling.
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| May Alhajri - @MayAlhajri2 |
My Name is May Alhajri and you can call me Agent 008 :)
Living in Saudi Arabia and I’m half Saudi half Syrian, I have been graduated with bachelor’s degree in computer engineering. I started my career in oil and gas industry as IT Onsite support. I have 5 years experiences in different areas. My current position is Digital Analyst within Schlumberger company.
In 2017:
As we know working as IT onsite support is a daily routine and for me it was a fun at the beginning, then I started to search within my company on any platform that’s will help me to communicate with others across different countries within Schlumberger. Then I found my favorite tool “Yammer”, with Yammer I started to share with others my knowledge (IT Onsite Knowledge, videos, posters and more) internally.
In 2018:
I have been assigned to be part of the Office365 migration project within my company, I started to learn more about OneDrive, SharePoint and all Office365 Tools in deep. Then I heard about “Power Bi”, from here my Power Platform journey started.
I learned more about it, and shared whatever I learned internally on Yammer. Sharing my knowledge with others on Yammer helped me to develop myself more and more.
In 2019-2020:
I built my first Dashboard on Power Bi for the KSA Schlumberge Finance department. The idea behind it was to show the status of our invoicing tickets from our clients. It was a challenging task for me because I was not expert with Power Bi, but the Powerful things with all power platform tools is you can learn while you are working on it.
After this project, most of the people they started to call me within my company “Power Bi Lady”! actually this name gave me a confidante on myself to learn more and develop my skills to the next level.
Then I started to learn more about “Power Apps, Power Automate and Power Virtual Agents”. The Secret Sauce to learn any new tool is:
Learn and share with others Ask others if they have any question Do a session on what you learned
2020-2021:
I have been promoted to be Digital Analyst within Schlumberger. I worked on several projects and automate several manual processes.
I found myself with Power Platform
I started learning about Power Platform earlier 2019, starting with Power Bi and ending up by Powering up my daily work with Power Platform Tools.
Then I Joined #PowerAddicts community on Dec-2019 and starting learning from the community and sharing my knowledge at the same time.
2020 was really a good opportunity for me to learn more and build my community within my region - Saudi Arabia. I created #SharingIsCaring Meetup group with 0 members and now I have around 490 from different countries within few months.
Sharing my knowledge is my favorite part of my day through all my social media accounts. Therefore, sharing my knowledge is the best way to learn and retain knowledge for myself.
My Community Contributions:
I shared my story within #PowerAddicts Hangout session:- https://youtu.be/fVC8ITH8WxY
I shared my story with TechStyler community:- https://youtu.be/5r_HK0gkZYI
I shared my story with Jonnychipz show:- https://jonnychipz.com/2021/07/23/jonnychipz-in-conversation-with-may-alharji/
I shared my story with Lisa show:- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eUdQlGGvlpo
Building my community within KSA on Meetup by having around 490 members within few months. Sharing my knowledge, poster, quotes and comics on my twitter, LinkedIn. Creating a video for Power Platform, sharing quick tips and more. Sharing how we can build our App with pretty UI.
I joined Global Power Platform Bootcamp 2021 as speaker. https://www.powerplatformbootcamp.com/globalstream/
Shared my knowledge Vancouver Power Apps Users Group
Participate on different hackathons: Hack 4 Good MBAS 2020: BusyKid App Hack 4 Good MBAS 2021: The ImagineerHack Power Platform School Hackathon: Inventorify- Invontery Management Tool Sharing my Apps and Power Platform games on TDG Power Platform Community (Power Platform Bank) https://powerplatform.app/members/may-alhajri/
Sharing on How we can build a digital escape room by using Power Apps: Global #PowerApps Bootcamp 2021: Let’’s build Digital Escape Room App together Power Apps Community Call - June 2021 Bradford Cloud User Group Power Bi Days Power your Power Apps with Power Bi in Azureish Live https://youtu.be/0uUBpxaP0Gg
I’m a food vlogger :) - https://www.youtube.com/c/MomzKitchen
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Preview: Lille vs. Ajax - prediction, team news, lineups
Ajax are embroiled in a fierce battle with Chelsea and Valencia for qualification from Champions League Group H.
by Sean WilsonThe Eredivisie side are level on points with their two rivals in the group, but Lille are cut adrift at the bottom with just one point from their four games.
Match Preview
Lille's fantastic Ligue 1 campaign of last season in which they finished second behind dominant force Paris Saint-Germain feels very much like a distant memory in light of the struggles of this term.
The French side are just 10th in the league this year as the demands of European football take their toll on the team's performances, while the departure of star forward Nicolas Pepe to Arsenal has clearly had a negative effect on the club.
Lille are on a run of poor form at present, with three defeats and no wins in their last four games across all competitions, and just one win from their last 10.
With just one point so far in Group H, it would take a remarkable turnaround even to earn a Europa League qualification spot, given the six-point gap between them and the leading pack.
Ajax, on the other hand, are having a stellar season both domestically and in Europe, and may feel aggrieved not to be top of the group outright.
The reigning Eredivisie champions are top of the league once more, five points clear of nearest challengers AZ Alkmaar.
The Dutch side also top their Champions League group, but are still level on points with Chelsea and Valencia after taking just one point from their two games against the Blues following some controversial VAR decisions that went against them.
With the Premier League side out of the way, however, Erik ten Hag's side may feel confident of claiming maximum points from their remaining two games to secure qualification to the knockout stages, having brushed aside both Lille and Valencia in their meetings with the pair earlier this season.
Lille form: DWLLDL
Ajax form: LWWDWW
Team News
Lille are without teenage striker Timothy Weah due to a muscle injury that has kept him out of action since the end of August.
However, aside from the 19-year-old, Christophe Galtier has no other fitness concerns to contend with.
Ten Hag is unable to call on a forward of his own in David Neres, with the winger not expected to return from a knee problem until the turn of the year.
Versatile defender Joel Veltman is also likely to be out of action, having just picked up a muscle injury and it is not yet known when he will return.
The rest of the Ajax squad remain healthy and available, however, with several possible options to cover for the two missing men.
Lille possible starting lineup:
Maignan; Djalo, Fonte, Gabriel; Celik, Andre, Soumare, Xeka, Mandava; Ikone, Araujo
Ajax possible starting lineup:
Onana; Mazraoui, Shuurs, Blind, Tagliafico; Van de Beek, Martinez; Labyad, Ziyech, Promes; Tadic
We say: Lille 1-3 Ajax
Lille are struggling at present while last season's semi-finalists are flying and have lost just one game all season. Expect Ten Hag's team to brush their faltering opponents aside once again, playing some lovely football in the process.
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This is a howto on compiling and installing Xen 3.4 testing from the repository and linux kernel <IP_ADDRESS> for a Debian squeeze domain0.
Note: Try and do everything as root. If you do a make and then make install with different users, it will completely recompile over again.
Now even though linux-2.6.18-xen is the proper kernel to be using for a Xen domain0, the new version of udev in all the usable distros do not support the older kernels (anything before 2.6.25 I believe). So I will be using the <IP_ADDRESS> kernel along with the gentoo Xen patches. Lets see how this goes.
Getting the source:
Install Mercurial
{% highlight sh %}
> aptitude install mercurial
{% endhighlight %}
Get the Xen Source
{% highlight sh %}
> hg clone http://xenbits.xensource.com/xen-3.4-testing.hg
{% endhighlight %}
Get the Xen domain0 Linux kernel source and the patches from here and here respectively:
{% highlight sh %}
> wget http://www.kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/v2.6/linux-<IP_ADDRESS>.tar.bz2
> wget http://gentoo-xen-kernel.googlecode.com/files/xen-patches-2.6.31-10.tar.bz2
{% endhighlight %}
Now unpack them with
{% highlight sh %}
> tar -jxvf linux-<IP_ADDRESS>.tar.bz2
> mkdir xen-patches
> cd xen-patches
> tar -jxvf ../xen-patches-2.6.31-10.tar.bz2
> cd ~/
{% endhighlight %}
Apply the patches
{% highlight sh %}
>cd linux-<IP_ADDRESS>
>cat ../xen-patches/* | patch -p1
{% endhighlight %}
Now you probably want to rename your kernel to indicate is has been patched. You can also modify the "Extra version" variable in make menuconfig later on if you want the kernel to have a different name to show up with 'uname'.
{% highlight sh %}
> cd ~/
> mv linux-<IP_ADDRESS> linux-<IP_ADDRESS>-xen
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Get Dependencies:
There are quite a lot of dependencies. Too many to list individually, but here's how to install them all:
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> aptitude install gawk bzip2 mercurial transfig bzip2 screen ssh debootstrap iproute bridge-utils python-twisted binutils zlib1g-dev python-dev python python-central libssl-dev install libcurl3-dev libncurses5-dev x-dev build-essential gettext libx11-dev make bin86 bcc gcc ncurses-dev patch xorg-dev transfig libsdl1.2-dev libvncserver-dev udev pciutils-dev graphviz texlive-latex-base git-core texinfo texlive-latex-extra texlive-font-utils texlive-fonts-extra texlive-fonts-recommended
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Grab a coffee...
Compiling:
Enter the Xen source directory
{% highlight sh %}
> cd xen-3.4-testing.hg
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Cross your fingers and start compiling
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> make
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Or if you have a fast machine with lots of cores, use the -j switch. Usually you use the number of cores you have plus 2.
{% highlight sh %}
> make -j 4
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This will take a long time...grab another coffee, If the build fails anywhere I may have missed a dependency. Its usually pretty obvious what the dependency is by the build error message. Just go install it and try again.
Xen is hopefully compiled so we can take care of the kernel. Onward with our linux-<IP_ADDRESS>-xen kernel.
{% highlight sh %}
cd linux-<IP_ADDRESS>-xen
> make menuconfig
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You need to enable Xen Support (under processor type and features) as well as Priviledged Domain (under device drivers->Xen) and I also set Xen compatibility to 3.3.0 and above (under device drivers->Xen->Xen Version compatibility). Once you've enabled everything you think you'll need, start compiling.
{% highlight sh %}
> make
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Once its done without errors, go ahead and install it, but do not use the -j option for the install.
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> make install
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Also you need to install the modules
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> make modules_install
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Once that is done, look in the /boot directory
{% highlight sh %}
> cd /boot && ls
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You should see some files: xen-3.4.3-rc3-pre.gz and vmlinuz-<IP_ADDRESS>. If not, you need to go back and deal with the problem because nothing will work past this point.
Also check the /lib/modules directory for a directory called <IP_ADDRESS>
Generate an initrd image:
So you've got Xen and the linux kernel compiled, now you need an initrd image to go along with the kernel. Enter the /boot directory:
{% highlight sh %}
> cd /boot
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Setup the dependencies for the initrd image:
{% highlight sh %}
> depmod -a <IP_ADDRESS>
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Now generate an initrd image using the mkinitramfs command
{% highlight sh %}
> mkinitramfs -o initrd.img-xen <IP_ADDRESS>
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There should now be a file called initrd.img-xen in /boot
Grub2:
This can be a bit of a pain because of grub2 being rather....Beta, but we cant let that stop us. (If you have grub legacy, look here)
Make sure you have a livecd available in case you make a mistake with the config file formatting and grub fails. Now open the grub config file using your favorite editor (which is probably vim because otherwise your insane) like this
{% highlight sh %}
> vim /boot/grub/grub.cfg
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Scoll down to where you see the menuentries. Add your own entry with something like this.
{% highlight sh %}
menuentry "Xen, with Linux <IP_ADDRESS>" {
echo Loading Linux <IP_ADDRESS>-xen ...
multiboot /boot/xen-3.4.3-rc3-pre.gz
module /boot/vmlinuz-<IP_ADDRESS> dummy=dummy root=/dev/sda1 ro
module /boot/initrd.img-xen
}
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You may notice a few things different. You need to use multiboot and modules to pass Xen, the kernel and your initrd img into grub2. Also you may notice the parameter dummy=dummy going into the kernel, this is because at the time of writing this, there is a bug in grub2 which causes the first parameter not to be passed into the kernel. So we can create a useless one as the first parameter. That way when they fix the bug nothing horrible will happen to our bootup. Also you may not want to put your new entry at the top until you are sure everything works because grub defaults to the top entry.
Booting:
Cross your fingers and reboot! Hold shift to get grub to show you a list if it doesnt by default. If it boots congratulations.
Testing a guest domain:
Now you probably want to setup a Virtual Machine to test your setup. http://stacklet.com/ has some pre-build appliance images you can grab and test with. Check out this post for more info on starting a virtual machine.