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'We have to address it straight away' - Connell Rawlinson eager to end this Notts County concern
Defender admits defeat to Barrow reminded Magpies they are not invincible
by Leigh CurtisConnell Rawlinson hopes defeat to Barrow will kickstart another impressive run for Notts County after admitting it was a reminder they are not “invincible”.
The Magpies were beaten 3-0 by the Bluebirds who moved top of the National League following their victory at Meadow Lane at the weekend which was Notts’ first defeat at home since August.
Rawlinson admitted that Notts had let down their supporters with the performance, but while the result was considered a major disappointment they are still only six points adrift of the summit.
And former Port Vale defender Rawlinson is eager for Neal Ardley’s side not to erase the game from the memory bank, believing it could serve as inspiration for the rest of the season.
“It was very disappointing for the lads,” he said.
“We let the fans down with the result and it was one of those days where we didn’t turn up as a team.
“All over the pitch we were not good enough and we aren’t going to hide behind it.
“We were beaten by the better team.
“It was a day not to forget and we need to learn and learn fast.
“Hopefully it will give us motivation, a kick up the backside and remind us that we aren’t invincible.
“We are going to have to work hard to win the league. We will have to get back to the drawing board and go again.”
Notts have a decent record at bouncing back from defeats this season and have the ideal chance to issue another fine response when they travel to struggling Aldershot at the weekend.
But the task has been made tougher as the Shots were beaten 6-1 by Dagenham with their manager Damien Searle criticising their performance as a “disgrace”.
Notts’ cause would certainly be helped if they could stop conceding early goals as they have let in four in the opening 15 minutes in the last three games.
Rawlinson is eager to put a stop to that record and go back to the mean streak which had previously seen them boast the best defensive record in the division.
“We’ve got to address that straight away because we can’t rely on scoring two goals to win a game,” he said.
“You concede an early goal and you’ve got to score two to win it.
“It is something we need to look at. Are we not pressing hard enough? Are we not starting fast enough? Are we letting them have too much of the ball early on to create chances?
“I don’t know. It’s something we need to look at on the videos because as a defender we are just leaking far too many goals for my liking at the minute.”


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Guidance
School condition allocations and devolved formula capital (DFC) allocations for 2015 to 2018.
MS Excel Spreadsheet , 1.57MB
ODS , 1.21MB
This file is in an OpenDocument format
Ref: DFE-00056-2015 PDF , 1.28MB , 15 pages
PDF , 130KB , 3 pages
Details of school capital funding allocations for 2015 to 2018 for:
The allocations include:
The ‘School condition funding methodology for 2015 to 2018: updated explanatory note’ explains how we calculated these allocations.
The ‘School condition funding allocations: quality assurance note’ explains the quality assurance processes we followed to calculate the allocations, and shows how these processes meet the guidelines in the Aqua Book guidance on quality assurance of government models .
More information about school condition funding is available.
Published: 24 January 2014
Updated: 12 May 2016


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[dscrd-hush] <denio> @JiuCrypto unfurtionally the Meta Data leak is for every Project who use zaddr relevant. In short: every z-transaction can be linked with Metadata, that's why Hush use now Sietch to make it alot harder to do that. Amazing work by @dukeleto
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[dscrd-hush] <JiuCrypto> @denio that implies it is also affecting z-z only projects?
[dscrd-hush] <denio> But since Zcash coorperate with analyst companies, I guess they will not try to prevent the leak
[dscrd-hush] <denio> Z-z more then optional
[dscrd-hush] <JiuCrypto> ok
[dscrd-hush] <denio> It's all about linking data for analyst company's... And Hush makes that now much harder to do that
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[dscrd-hush] <JiuCrypto> Sounds about right. Has there been any statement by ZCash or ECC on the issues?
[dscrd-hush] <denio> Like I said, Zec works together with such companies (if I remember correct they said this on Twitter). So I don't expect a statement from them. The Github issue Duke posted is a good start point for more research on that in Zcash world
[dscrd-hush] <denio> There are more Infos about the so called "ITM Attac" I guess. #deanon is also a good research start point
[dscrd-hush] <JiuCrypto> @denio thanks for the info
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> just catching up here
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> @JiuCrypto the ITM attack is on z2z transactions themselves
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> any other metadata from taddrs just makes it much worse
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> @JiuCrypto I helped create Pirate, I have more code into Pirate than just about anybody, except jl777. I have respect for them, they were the first z2z coin. Also, we must move forward and cannot sit on our laurels in privacy coin world. Every day presents new attacks, and the ITM attack is probably the worse attack against Zcash Protocol yet known
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> ITM came up with it, so the specific attack he described we dubbed "the ITM metadata attack". Yes, naming things is hard.
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> Now, in working with him, we realize the attack is an entire new class of attacks and I dubbed that entire new class of attacks "Metaverse metadata attacks"
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> none of it has been publicly described much, because I wanted to have Hush 3.3.0 out with mitigations first
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> So Hush is the first and currently only coin with protection against these metadata attacks. I assume smart zcash forks will adopt Sietch or something like it, or continue to not care about their anonsets
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> and yes, Hush can now measure it's anonset in real-time
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> the first Zcash coin to do that as well


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Anatomically correct gummy discovered
Sun | Submitted by: Steve
A lonely and celibate divorcee finds a gummy bear which seems to be of a
little man holding his weener. Article has a great picture of the gummy bear
but an even greater picture of Kim Bailey showing us one of her more
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Darwin burns boy's hands off
Expressen | Submitted by: Tope
The parents of a nine-year-old boy who got his hands burned off while
playing on the roof of an electric converter building are suing the electric
company. The boy and his friend (who didn't survive) found a hole in the
fence surrounding the site, and his parents now blame the company for not
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F is for Fantastic
Rockford Register-Star | Submitted by: Gutter Juice
"At least 23 eighth-graders in the Rockford School District failed all their
classes last year and still made it to high school... Talitha Marshall, mother
of a fifth-grade student who was promoted from Jackson School to middle school
despite failing nearly all of her classes, said she thinks teachers are
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Police dog bites lawyer, gets reward
Stuff NZ | Submitted by: JS Kiwi
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involved in apprehending Burrett, the Upper Hutt lawyer who spent time in
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FBI looks gift horse in mouth
Suburban Chicago News | Submitted by: Gutter Juice
Important opportunity lost by indecision and FBI delay:
"Jon Messner said he became interested in Alneda.com, a militant Islamic Web
site that promotes the Al-Qaida terror organization. He then used a software
program that probes Web site addresses whose registrations are about to lapse,
meaning the address will go into a pool available for sale. When it did,
Messner snapped it up and filled the site with Web pages from the original
Arabic site. He said FBI officials in Baltimore and Salisbury, Md.,
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Wild manatee orgy on the beach
Nando Times | Submitted by: Ann Onymous
"Beachgoers were treated to a heavyweight spectacle Tuesday: a female
manatee that beached herself to avoid the advances of five males, which
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$125B scam foiled with bad grammar
MSNBC | Submitted by: Kreepy Monster
The FBI arrested five people Tuesday for conspiring to pass $125 billion in
counterfeit U.S. government securities supposedly dating from the 1930's.
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Phone book fiasco
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Perhaps it was an honest mistake. Architectural Illustrator sounds
a lot like Abortion Provider: "One person took it upon herself to be
a bit of a prankster and do things that we want no part of in our book. We
are checking out the entirety of the person's work. So far we only know of a
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Babysitter beaten by angry residents
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Penguin caught off southeast Alaska
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"After running his own boat for nearly a quarter century, the Edmonds,
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sharks and once even a sturgeon most likely headed to Oregon or Washington.
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and, in some cases, prostitution. County Commissioner Yvonne Atkinson Gates
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"One polka-dotted appaloosa mare was supposed to foal soon but barely looked pregnant because she had not eaten in days. One donkey's skin was raw and pink from the sun. Starving ponies had resorted to eating wooden posts...
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Wolong, he sat eyes glued in front of a screen that showed a video of two giant
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"Brookridge won't allow buses to pick up children inside its gates this year.
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people were complaining about the buses," Crowley said. "This is not us. What
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posting. For those of you who still have any shred of decency left, take heart
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Cardi B recently visited Nigeria for LiveSpot Festival which took place on Saturday, December 7. The rapper's arrival sparked mixed reactions on social media with many discussing her experience in Nigeria.
The actress had flooded her Instagram story with videos of herself at a club twerking with some ladies. The videos had gained reactions where Nigerians praised her. However, the praise did not go down well with some people, who stated that a Nigerian celebrity would have been criticised for doing what Cardi did.
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BEING HUMAN A Film Review by James Berardinelli Copyright 1994 James Berardinelli
Rating (0 to 10): 3.9
Date Released: 5/6/94 Running Length: 2:00 Rated: PG (Sexual situations, violence, language)
Starring: Robin Williams, Kelly Hunter, John Turturro, Anna Galiena, Vincent D'Onofrio, Hector Elizando, Lorraine Bracco, Lindsay Crouse Director: Bill Forsyth Producers: Robert F. Colesberry and David Putnam Screenplay: Bill Forsyth Music: Michael Gibbs Released by Warner Brothers
Robin Williams is a prehistoric caveman named Hector who loses his wife and children to a group of seafaring marauders. Robin Williams, again named Hector, is a slave to a tunic-wearing John Turturro during Roman times. Hector is also a medieval wanderer who takes up with a beautful widow (Anna Galiena), a 16th-century Portuguese nobleman who is marooned on the African coast, and an angst-riddled modern day divorced father trying to get to know his kids.
All-in-all, Hector is a lot of people. Too bad his overall story is essentially pointless. Not only are the five different eras poorly connected, but the individual stories are dull and fragmented, crying out for a unification and closure that BEING HUMAN never supplies. When it's all over, the most likely reaction will be "Who cares?"
Having one actor play five different characters through the mil- lennia would lead the viewer to expect a tale involving karma and fate. However, the links between the various Hectors are tenuous, and with the exception of the first and last episodes (where the main character loses, then finds, his children), the only connections are Williams, the sea, priests searching for the meaning of symbols, and an odd obsession with footgear.
Seeing Robin Williams' name on a theater marquee immediately creates expectations of a certain humor - even when a serious role is anticipated. Unfortunately, in this case, the actor is kept strictly reigned in and the resultant comedy - what little of it there is - is muted and awkward.
Theresa Russell's flippant narrative is exceptionally annoying - a running series of trite comments that try to be both profound and witty, yet end up being neither. I generally don't like voiceovers, but rarely have I found one this intrusive.
The modern-day segment is the most successful, chiefly because the characters are the easiest to identify with. The caveman story, with Williams looking too much like the hermit from the beginning of MONTY PYTHON'S FLYING CIRCUS, is almost laughable with its monosyllabic conversations and difficult-to-fathom plot. The other three parts fall in between, both in terms of time period and quality.
The cast is solid, giving it a game try even when the script verges on the embarrassing. As a vehicle for Williams "the serious actor", BEING HUMAN is a dud. While the excesses of TOYS are undesirable, giving a performer of Williams' temperament so little freedom quenches his fire.
For all of its existential posturing, BEING HUMAN ends up being a rather shallow motion picture. As for the film's scope...well, the costumes are nice. Unfortunately, we end up stuck in five places that aren't very interesting with characters we never get to know or care about. Robin Williams may have gone from two personalities in MRS. DOUBTFIRE to five here, but the results prove the old saying that sometimes less is more.
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helps to make a decision,
including:
true
if the user is currently moving the canvas. Renderers
other than the node renderer usually render nothing while the user is moving
to speeds things up.
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item
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if item
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renderer, false
otherwisepublic boolean needsItemBuilder(ItemBuilder itemBuilder, PreviewProperties properties)
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class and the properties
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determine whether this renderer needs the given itemBuilder
to be
executed before rendering.
This is used for avoiding building unnecessary items while refreshing preview.
You can simply return true if the builder builds items that this renderer renders, but you can also check the current properties to see if your renderer is going to produce any graphic.
Additional states in properties
helps to make a decision,
including:
true
if the user is currently moving the canvas. Renderers
other than the node renderer usually render nothing while the user is moving
to speeds things up.
needsItemBuilder
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itemBuilder
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- Current properties
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In this weeks challenge I'm going to be teaching you the main difference between Margin, Borders, and Padding. And the best way of learning is by actually doing it. In the image below I made two boxes with the same width, and height.
The result is as expected, but lets change it up by adding padding: 10px
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Above you can see how padding clears an area around the content. Now lets add border: 2px solid
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As you can see the border goes around the padding and the content. Now lets look at how the final box looks after we add margin: 10px
, padding, and a border.
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1: == Feature Spot Archive 2: 3: This page is an archive of Feature Spots. To suggest a features spot, send mail to website dash discuss at opensolaris dot org. 4: 5: === October 20- November 16 6: 7: **Welcome to the New OpenSolaris.org Wiki** 8: [[[[image:https://markebrooks.github.io/bin/download/Main/WebHome/xwiki.png||alt="XWiki Logo"]]>>http://xwiki.org]] 9: 10: The [[OpenSolaris Website Community>>Community Group web.WebHome]] migrated opensolaris.org to XWiki on October 26th, 2009 completing phase 2 of the transition. The [[Transition FAQ>>https://markebrooks.github.io/bin/view/Main/site-transition-faq]] includes answers to your questions. 11: 12: === October 10- October 19 13: 14: **[[Feature Spot>>Main.features]]: Security Group Sponsors Summit ** [[[[image:SecuritySummitLogo1.jpg||alt="SecuritySummitLogo1.jpg"]]>>http://wikis.sun.com/display/secsummit09/]] 15: 16: The //OpenSolaris Security Summit// is sponsored by the [[OpenSolaris Security Community Group>>Community Group security.WebHome]] and is planned for Tuesday November 3rd, 2009 in Baltimore, Maryland. It is scheduled to run during LISA ’09 which runs from November 1-6. Please join the summit to hear about security in large system installations from technical leaders, customers, and community members. [[Register now for this free event>>https://db.usenix.org/cgi-bin/Conference/solsec09/reg.cgi]]! 17: 18: [[William Cheswick>>http://cheswick.com/ches/]] of AT&T Labs - Research will provide the keynote. Ches is an early innovator in Internet security, best known for the book he co-authored with Steve Bellovin and now Avi Rubin, //Firewalls and Internet Security; Repelling the Wily Hacker//. 19: 20: 21: 22: === September 4- October 9 23: 24: **[[Feature Spot>>Main.features]]: OpenSolaris Documentation** 25: 26: |[[ [[image:Community Group<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Group documentation.feature_docs]]|[[Contribute to the OpenSolaris documentation community.>>Community Group documentation.feature_docs]] 27: |[[ [[image:Community Group<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Documents"]]>>Community Group documentation.tmp]]|[[Download and/or redistribute OpenSolaris documentation.>>Community Group documentation.tmp]] 28: |[[ [[image:Community Group<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and Developer Materials"]]>>http://wikis.sun.com/display/OpenSolarisInfo/Home]]|[[Find info on how to set up and develop on OpenSolaris.>>http://wikis.sun.com/display/OpenSolarisInfo/Home]] 29: 30: === August 1- September 3 31: 32: **[[Feature Spot>>Main.features]]: Website Phase 1 Integration Complete** 33: 34: The OpenSolaris [[Web Community>>Community Group web.WebHome]] delivers phase 1 of the infrastructure transition on the opensolaris.org site. A [[description of the phases>>Community Group web.#transition-phases]] for the transition is available. The [[roadmap>>Main.roadmap]] includes more details about the phase 1 updates to [[SCM Console>>http://repo.opensolaris.org]], improvements to [[bugs.opensolaris.org>>http://bugs.opensolaris.org]] and implementation of the new [[user authentication application>>http://auth.opensolaris.org]]. 35: 36: **Validate Your OpenSolaris.org Account** 37: The first time you log in to opensolaris.org after August 3, you will see a screen at [[http://auth.opensolaris.org>>http://auth.opensolaris.org]] where you’ll be instructed to validate your account. **Note:**// If you do not validate your account within three months, your account will be inactivated.// 38: 39: **Join Web Community Meetings** 40: Meetings of the Web Community will be held using [[conference calls>>attach:Community Group<EMAIL_ADDRESS>every other Thursday at 9am PDT beginning July 30 to answer your questions. The Web Community published the [[Site Transition FAQ>>Main.site-transition-faq]] and [[User Action FAQ>>Main.user-action-faq]] to answer common questions. 41: 42: === July 25- July 31 43: 44: **[[Feature Spot>>Main.features]]: Project Boomer Delivers Next Generation Sound Sub-System** 45: 46: [[[[image:boomer4.png||alt="boomer4.png"]] >>Project opensound.WebHome]] 47: 48: The OpenSolaris [[Boomer Project>>Project opensound.WebHome]] delivered a new sound sub-system to OpenSolaris in build 115. Boomer ([[PSARC 2008/318>>http://arc.opensolaris.org/caselog/PSARC/2008/318/]]) is the next generation audio sub-system for Solaris. 49: 50: The Boomer project is sponsored by the [[Device Drivers Community>>Community Group device_drivers.WebHome]]. It provides greater support for advanced audio hardware (5.1, 7.1, high definition audio) as well as greater programming interface support for the latest audio applications. 51: 52: Boomer supports all current Sun audio hardware, and supports the legacy Sun audio(7I) API, as well as the Open Sound System API. 53: 54: === June 1- July 24 55: 56: **[[Feature Spot>>Main.features]]: Projects Unite to Deliver OpenSolaris 2009.06** 57: [[[[image:launch3.png]]>>http://www.opensolaris.com/learn/features/networking/networkcrossbow/]] 58: 59: [[**OpenSolaris 2009.06**>>Main.downloads]] is now available for deployment from the desktop to datacenter, check out the latest features: 60: 61: » Network Virtualization with [[Crossbow>>Project crossbow.WebHome]] 62: » Turn any host into a SCSI target with [[COMSTAR>>Project comstar.WebHome]] 63: » Host virtual guests using [[xVM Hypervisor>>Community Group xen.WebHome]] or [[LDoms>>Community Group ldoms.WebHome]] 64: » SPARC® support for [[Distro Constructor>>http://dlc.sun.com/osol/docs/content/2009.06/DistroConst/]], [[Auto Install>>http://dlc.sun.com/osol/docs/content/2009.06/AIinstall/]], and [[Snap>>http://dlc.sun.com/osol/docs/content/2009.06/snapupgrade/]] 65: » Intel Xeon 5500 [[processor support>>Project intel-platform.WebHome]] with deep power management 66: » MySQL and PHP DTrace Probes in the [[WebStack>>Project webstack.WebHome]] 67: » Improved usability of the [[package management system>>Project pkg.WebHome]] 68: » ZFS Time Slider [[Snapshot Management>>http://blogs.sun.com/erwann/entry/new_time_slider_features_in]] 69: » Contribute new applications with [[SourceJuicer>>http://jucr.opensolaris.org]] 70: » Get 24/7 support with OpenSolaris [[Subscriptions>>http://www.sun.com/service/opensolaris]] 71: 72: === May 23- May 31 73: 74: **[[Feature Spot>>Main.features]]: CommunityOne West Developer Conference ** 75: 76: The OpenSolaris community will gather at [[CommunityOne West>>http://wikis.sun.com/display/OpenSolaris/OpenSolaris+at+C1+West+-+Schedule]] the week of June 1st, 2009 at Moscone Center in San Francisco, California. To kick off the week, the [[Open HA Cluster Summit>>http://wikis.sun.com/display/OpenSolaris/Open+HA+Cluster+Summit+May+2009]], sponsored by the [[OpenSolaris HA Clusters Group>>Community Group ha-clusters.WebHome]] is planned for Sunday, May 31st. 77: 78: **Monday**, June 1st, learn the latest OpenSolaris technologies by attending free talks about Managing OpenSolaris, Porting Applications, and [[Developing on OpenSolaris>>http://wikis.sun.com/display/OpenSolaris/DevelopingOnOpenSolaris]]. Join the [[OGB Townhall>>Community Group ogb.WebHome]] Monday evening, just before the big party. 79: 80: **Tuesday**, June 2nd, will be an [[entire day of OpenSolaris deep dives>>http://wikis.sun.com/display/OpenSolaris/OpenSolaris+at+C1+West+-+Schedule#OpenSolarisatC1West-Schedule-FREETuesday%2CJune2]], including //ZFS ninja training// from the experts. [[Register>>http://developers.sun.com/events/communityone/2009/west/index.jsp]] using the code **OSDDT** to attend the deep dives for free. 81: 82: **Wednesday**, June 3rd, [[OpenSolaris User Group Leaders>>http://www.facebook.com/home.php?filter=app_2915120374#/pages/OpenSolaris-User-Group-Leaders/59512413545?sid=2be026172ee9414ec056f84c291eb618&ref=search]] from around the world will gather for an entire day of bootcamp to learn together. 83: 84: === May 2nd- May 22 85: 86: **[[Feature Spot>>Main.features]]: HA Clusters Group Sponsors Summit ** 87: 88: The //Open HA Cluster Summit// is sponsored by the [[OpenSolaris HA Clusters Group>>Community Group ha-clusters.WebHome]] and is planned for May 31st, 2009 in San Francisco, California. 89: 90: [[image:OHACSummit.jpg]] 91: 92: Stanford University’s [[Dr. David Cheriton>>http://wikis.sun.com/display/OpenSolaris/Open+HA+Cluster+Summit+May+2009#OpenHAClusterSummitMay2009-Bio]] will present the keynote: //The Network is the Cluster//. 93: 94: Explore the latest trends of High Availability Cluster technologies, as well as key insights from HA Clusters community members, technologists, and users of High Availability and Business Continuity software. [[Register for this free event>>http://wikis.sun.com/display/OpenSolaris/Open+HA+Cluster+Summit+May+2009#OpenHAClusterSummitMay2009-Registration]], sign up for the community marketplace and enjoy free food and casino games! 95: 96: 97: === April 6th- May 1st 98: 99: **[[Feature Spot>>Main.features]]: Harry Foxwell and Christine Tran author //Pro OpenSolaris// ** [[[[image:proopensolaris.jpg||alt="proopensolaris.jpg"]]>>http://www.apress.com/book/view/1430218916]] 100: 101: //Pro OpenSolaris// by [[Harry J Foxwell PhD>>http://opensolaris.org/viewProfile.jspa?id=969]] and [[Christine Tran>>http://opensolaris.org/viewProfile.jspa?id=93163]] is set to be published April 29th, 2009. 102: 103: This 275-page book is for Linux system administrators and programmers. 104: 105: * Discover the secrets of the ZFS, the most powerful file system ever conceived. 106: * Explore OpenSolaris AMP (Apache, MySQL, PHP). 107: * Familiarize yourself with the new security administration features of OpenSolaris, including changes in DTrace. 108: 109: Buy the [[alpha eBook>>http://www.apress.com/ecommerce/cart]] today or pre-order the [[soft-cover book>>http://www.springer.com/computer/programming/book/978-1-4302-1891-3]]! You can also contribute to the [[OpenSolaris Lending Project>>http://astore.amazon.com/opensolaris-20/detail/1430218916]] with your purchase. 110: 111: === March 25th- April 5th 112: 113: **[[Feature Spot>>Main.features]]: Fully Open X Project** 114: 115: [[image:FOX1.png||alt="FOX1.png"]] 116: 117: The OpenSolaris [[FOX Project>>Project fox.WebHome]] is endorsed by the [[X Window Group>>Community Group x_win.WebHome]]. 118: 119: The project provides a common source base for distros to build from. The [[FOX mercurial repository>>http://src.opensolaris.org/source/xref/fox/fox-gate/]] is populated with Makefiles for all of the Xorg modules available so that the whole wad is buildable on Nevada. 120: 121: Most recently, the [[SPARC/Xorg hardware compatibility matrix>>Project fox.SPARC-Xorg]] was developed. The FOX Project is led by [[Alan Coopersmith>>http://blogs.sun.com/alanc/]], [[Martin Bochnig>>http://opensolaris.org/viewProfile.jspa?id=1246]], [[Moinak Gosh>>http://blogs.sun.com/moinakg/entry/buildable_fox_repository]], and [[Jay Cotton>>http://opensolaris.org/viewProfile.jspa?id=1986]]. 122: 123: Join in the developer conversation on the [[xwin-discuss>>http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/xwin-discuss]] mailing list. Sign up for notifications of commits or see archives of commit messages on [[fox-notify>>http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/fox-notify]]. 124: 125: === March 6th- March 24th 126: 127: **[[Feature Spot>>Main.features]]: OGB Election 2009** 128: 129: [[[[image:ballot.png]] >>Community Group ogb.2009]] 130: 131: The OpenSolaris [[Governing Board>>Community Group ogb.WebHome]] annual election voting is now in progress. For candidate statements, review the [[election web page>>Community Group ogb.2009]]. 132: 133: **Voter Instructions** 134: To submit your ballot, refer to the complete instructions for [[how to vote using poll.opensolaris.org>>Project website.poll_instructions]] and if you are on SWAN, refer to the recent [[Proxy announcement>>http://www.opensolaris.org/jive/thread.jspa?threadID=97636&tstart=0]]. 135: 136: **Join the Annual Meeting of Members** 137: The 2009 Annual Meeting of OpenSolaris members is currently in-progress on the [[#opensolaris-meeting>>irc://irc.freenode.net/opensolaris-meeting]] channel on the FreeNode IRC network. Join in for live Q&A. 138: 139: === February 25-March 5 140: 141: **[[Feature>>Main.features]]: Tesla Project Delivers PowerTOP for OpenSolaris** 142: 143: [[[[image:pm.gif||alt="pm.gif"]] >>Project tesla.WebHome]] 144: 145: The OpenSolaris [[Tesla Project>>Project tesla.WebHome]] is endorsed by the [[Power Management Group>>Community Group pm.WebHome]]. Join in the developer conversation on the [[#pm-dev>>irc://irc.freenode.net/pm-dev]] freenode channel and on the [[PM discusson forum>>http://www.opensolaris.org/jive/forum.jspa?forumID=226]]. 146: 147: In addition to integration of PowerTop into OpenSolaris, the Tesla Project is working on [[CPU power management>>Project tesla.CPUPM]], [[PM Observability with DTrace>>Project tesla.Observability]] and a [[Tickless Kernel Architecture>>Project tickless.WebHome]]. 148: 149: Watch the [[Tesla YouTube Channel>>http://www.youtube.com/OpenSolarisTesla]] for an overview by Rafael Vanoni and check out //Intel Dave// entering a [[PowerTOP video game>>http://software.intel.com/en-us/blogs/2009/02/22/powertop-dave-enters-a-video-game/]]! 150: 151: === February 14- February 24 152: 153: **[[Feature Spot>>Main.features]]: Storage Summit** 154: [[[[image:storagesummitbanner.gif||alt="storagesummitbanner.gif"]]>>http://wikis.sun.com/display/OpenSolaris/OpenSolaris+Storage+Summit+200902]] The OpenSolaris Storage Summit is the brainchild of the [[Storage Group>>Community Group storage.WebHome]]. 155: 156: » Join the free, all-day event in San Francisco, Monday, February 23rd. Experience keynote speaker [[Mike Shapiro>>http://blogs.sun.com/mws/]] and presenter [[Ben Rockwood>>http://www.cuddletech.com/blog/]] for his //ZFS in the Trenches// talk. 157: 158: [[Register>>http://wikis.sun.com/display/OpenSolaris/OpenSolaris+Storage+Summit+200902]] to attend the sessions, join remotely on [[UStream>>http://www.ustream.tv/channel/open-storage-summit]] for a live streaming broadcast, or follow the happenings on [[twitter>>http://twitter.com/storage_summit]]. 159: 160: === February 7- February 13 161: 162: **[[Feature Spot>>Main.features]]: Solter, Jelinek, and Miner author //OpenSolaris Bible// ** 163: [[[[image:OpenSolarisBiblesmall.jpg||alt="OpenSolarisBiblesmall.jpg"]]>>http://www.wiley.com/WileyCDA/WileyTitle/productCd-0470385480.html]] 164: 165: The first English-language book on OpenSolaris, //OpenSolaris Bible//, is set to be published on February 17th. 166: 167: This book will show you how to become a power user by maximizing the abilities of advanced features like DTrace, the fault management architecture, ZFS, the service management facility, and Zones. 168: 169: The book was authored by OpenSolaris [[HA-Clusters Group>>Community Group ha-clusters.WebHome]] leader [[Nicholas Solter>>http://blogs.sun.com/nsolter/entry/announcing_the_opensolaris_bible]], [[Dave Miner>>http://blogs.sun.com/dminer/entry/the_good_book1]] who leads the [[Installation & Packaging Group>>Community Group install.WebHome]], and [[Zones Group>>Community Group zones.WebHome]] leader [[Jerry Jelinek>>http://blogs.sun.com/jerrysblog/entry/writing_the_opensolaris_bible]]. 170: 171: [[Pre-order your copy today>>http://www.amazon.com/OpenSolaris-Bible-Wiley-Nicholas-Solter/dp/0470385480/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1232485930&sr=8-1]] and enjoy reading the PDF excerpts from the [[Table of Contents>>http://media.wiley.com/product_data/excerpt/80/04703854/0470385480-1.pdf]], [[Chapter 1>>http://media.wiley.com/product_data/excerpt/80/04703854/0470385480.pdf]], and the [[Index>>http://media.wiley.com/product_data/excerpt/80/04703854/0470385480-2.pdf]] in the meantime. 172: 173: === January 31-February 6 174: 175: **[[Feature Spot>>Main.features]]: Testing Group Opens Farm** 176: [[[[image:ostftop1.JPG||alt="ostftop1.JPG"]]>>Community Group testing.WebHome]] 177: 178: The [[OpenSolaris Testing Group>>Community Group testing.WebHome]] provides a forum for discussing OpenSolaris test issues and works with developers to ensure quality. 179: 180: Testing Group leaders are focused on delivering resources to developers including: [[test suites>>Community Group testing.testsuites]] for ON, HA-Cluster, and White Box, test development [[repositories>>Project test-dev.repositories]], and a self-service testing [[web application>>Community Group testing.selftest]]. 181: 182: Most recently, Jim Walker [[announced>>http://www.opensolaris.org/jive/thread.jspa?threadID=88031&tstart=0]] availability of the multi-platform [[test farm>>Community Group testing.testfarm]] hosted in the US and China. 183: 184: The test farm provides open resources, matured test suites, and automation ~-- from resource request to testing within minutes! Reserve a whole root development [[Zone>>Community Group zones.WebHome]] using the [[Test Farm Reservation Interface>>http://test.opensolaris.org/testfarm/]]. 185: 186: === January 21-January 30 187: 188: **[[Feature Spot>>Main.features]]: Software Porters Group ** 189: [[[[image:osrepousage.png||alt="osrepousage.png"]]>>Community Group sw-porters.WebHome]] 190: 191: The [[OpenSolaris Software Porters Group>>Community Group sw-porters.WebHome]] coordinates, advocates, encourages, and helps with the porting of software from multiple platforms to the OpenSolaris Platform. It is a community of porters, advocates and advisers that helps people who want to port software. 192: 193: In conjunction with the [[Source Juicer>>Project sourcejuicer.WebHome]] and [[Package Factory>>Project pkgfactory.WebHome]] projects, Software Porters set up the [[/pending>>http://pkg.opensolaris.org/pending]] and [[/contrib>>http://pkg.opensolaris.org/contrib]] package repositories. 194: 195: Participate on the [[sw-porters forum>>http://www.opensolaris.org/jive/forum.jspa?forumID=211]] using the [[pending repo process>>Community Group sw-porters.pendingrepo]] and the [[contrib repo process>>Community Group sw-porters.contribrepo]]. 196: 197: Following is an example of how to set authority for an alternative package repository and verify the new setting, see the [[Get More Packages>>Main.package]] page for a complete list of package repos. 198: 199: {{{ 200: $ pfexec pkg set-authority -O http://pkg.opensolaris.org/contrib contrib.opensolaris.org 201: }}} 202: 203: === January 10-January 20 204: 205: **[[Feature Spot>>Main.features]]: Crossbow Project Delivers Phase 1 of Network Virtualization ** 206: [[[[image:CrossbowVirtualNetwork4.jpg||alt="CrossbowVirtualNetwork4.jpg"]]>>Project crossbow.WebHome]] 207: 208: The [[Crossbow Project>>Project crossbow.WebHome]] integration into build 105 is endorsed by the [[Networking Group>>Community Group networking.WebHome]] and builds on the GLDv3 framework developed by the [[Nemo Project>>Project nemo.WebHome]]. 209: 210: The [[**Crossbow Project Phase 1**>>http://blogs.sun.com/sunay/entry/crossbow_network_virtualization_architecture_comes]] delivery provides the building blocks for network virtualization and resource control by virtualizing the stack and NIC around any service (HTTP, HTTPS, FTP, NFS), protocol, or Virtual machine. 211: 212: Check out the [[Crossbow Documentation>>Project crossbow.Docs]] to learn more about planning, configuring and monitoring your virtual network. 213: 214: Create a VNIC by simply specifying in a single command the priority, CPU, and the B/W limit the poll thread will enforce for packets: 215: 216: {{{ 217: freya(67)% dladm create-vnic -l e1000g0 -p maxbw=100,cpus=2 my_guest_vm 218: }}} 219: 220: === December 25-January 9 221: 222: **[[Feature Spot>>Main.features]]: Starfish Project Assists with OpenSolaris Driver and Kernel Development** 223: [[[[image:starfish.png]]>>Project starfish.WebHome]] 224: 225: The [[**OpenSolaris Source Code Project plug-in**>>Project starfish.on.tar.gz]] is the first delivery from the [[Starfish Project>>Project starfish.WebHome]], endorsed by the [[Device Driver Group>>Community Group device_drivers.WebHome]]. 226: 227: The project leverages [[NetBeans>>http://netbeans.org]] and [[Sun Studio>>http://developers.sun.com/sunstudio/]] to help automate downloads of [[ON source code>>Project onnv.WebHome]], environment configuration settings and nightly builds. The plug-in provides templates to help you generate network, scsi hba, and raid driver packages and gives you one-click automated OpenSolaris source code download and build. The GUI environment also includes standardized test suites for qualification and verification of device drivers and kernel modules. 228: 229: Check out the [[Demo>>attach:Project<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and the [[Driver Workshop>>attach:Project<EMAIL_ADDRESS>230: 231: The Starfish Project is led by [[Ada Feng>>http://www.opensolaris.org/viewProfile.jspa?id=16358]]. 232: 233: === December 2-December 24 234: 235: **[[Feature Spot>>Main.features]]: OpenSolaris Projects Unite to Deliver OpenSolaris 2008.11** 236: [[[[image:screen2.png||alt="screen2.png"]]>>Project indiana.WebHome]] 237: 238: The OpenSolaris 2008.11 OS is a point of integration for the [[installation>>Community Group install.WebHome]], [[desktop>>Community Group desktop.WebHome]], and [[package management system>>Project pkg.WebHome]] projects on OpenSolaris.org. 239: 240: The [[**OpenSolaris 2008.11 LiveCD**>>Main.downloads]] is now available with the following feature updates: 241: 242: » [[ZFS Time Slider>>http://blogs.sun.com/erwann/entry/zfs_on_the_desktop_zfs]] and [[Songbird>>Project nightingale.WebHome]] 243: » [[Suspend/Resume and CPU power management>>Community Group pm.FAQ]] 244: » [[Distribution Constructor>>Project caiman.Constructor]] and [[Prototype Automated Installer>>Project caiman.auto_install]] 245: » [[WebStack with 64-bit MySQL, CherryPy, and DTrace for Ruby>>Project webstack.WebHome]] 246: » GNOME 2.24, OpenOffice 3.0, and Firefox 3 247: » Many F/OSS apps added, including top, sudo and emacs 248: » 700 additional man pages and Package Manager online help 249: 250: === November 26-December 1 251: 252: **[[Feature Spot>>Main.features]]: JDS Project Develops ZFS Time Slider** 253: [[[[image:timeslider.png||alt="timeslider.png"]]>>Project jds.WebHome]] The [[**ZFS Time Slider UI**>>http://blogs.sun.com/erwann/entry/zfs_on_the_desktop_zfs]] is the most recent delivery from the [[JDS Project>>Project jds.WebHome]], endorsed by the [[Desktop Group>>Community Group desktop.WebHome]]. Browse the source and specs [[here>>http://src.opensolaris.org/source/xref/jds/time-slider/]]. 254: 255: The UI uses [[SMF>>Community Group smf.WebHome]] services to determine when and which [[ZFS>>Community Group zfs.WebHome]] filesystem to snapshot based on a set schedule, so you can backup and restore files safely and efficiently! 256: 257: The ZFS Time Slider development was led by [[Erwann Chénedé>>http://blogs.sun.com/erwann/]], [[Tim Foster>>http://blogs.sun.com/timf/]], Niall Power, [[Calum Benson>>http://blogs.sun.com/calum]], and Jaime Guerrero. 258: 259: === November 19-November 26 260: 261: **[[Feature Spot>>Main.features]]: MilaX minimal Live Distribution Project ** 262: [[[[image:milax.png||alt="milax.png"]]>>Project milax.WebHome]] 263: 264: The OpenSolaris [[**MilaX Project**>>Project milax.WebHome]] develops a small size Live CD distribution which runs completely off a CD or a USB pendrive. 265: 266: » [[**MilaX 0.3.2 SPARC**>>Project milax.milax_downloads]] was delivered last month and is based on snv_98 with added missing virtual drivers so you can boot the MilaX ISO in a Guest LDom. 267: 268: » [[**MilaX 0.3.2 Small Desktop 32bit version**>>Project milax.milax_downloads]], based on Nevada 95, was released in September and includes Beaver, Gtk-Terminal, Vim, Netsurf, Sylpheed, Midnight Commander, emelFM, XMMS, Epdfview, VNC viewer, Rdesktop, Nmap, gFTP, gPicview, Conky, XChat, Xpad, Transmission and other utilities. 269: 270: The MilaX project is led by contributors [[Michal Bielicki>>http://www.opensolaris.org/viewProfile.jspa?id=13361]], [[Alexander R. Eremin>>http://www.opensolaris.org/viewProfile.jspa?id=72588]] and [[ Evgeni Ilyin>>http://www.opensolaris.org/viewProfile.jspa?id=10554]]. 271: 272: === November 7-November 18 273: 274: **[[Feature Spot>>Main.features]]: phpEasyTools for OpenSolaris ** 275: [[[[image:easytools.gif||alt="easytools.gif"]]>>Project phpEasyTools.WebHome]] 276: 277: The OpenSolaris [[EasyTools>>Project phpEasyTools.WebHome]] Project develops tools in PHP to manage OpenSolaris in a web environment. This tool will help you learn OpenSolaris because it displays the commands that are run from the web interface. 278: 279: » The initial beta delivery of the [[EasySMF download>>attach:Project<EMAIL_ADDRESS>was released in July. The project has already delivered a follow-on beta of the [[ EasyRM download>>attach:Project<EMAIL_ADDRESS>for simple resource management. 280: 281: The EasyTools OpenSolaris project is led by our friends [[David Galán Ortiz>>http://www.opensolaris.org/viewProfile.jspa?id=15523]] and [[Jose Juan Mora Perez>>http://www.opensolaris.org/viewProfile.jspa?id=6603]] who also work hard on the [[Cayac WebStack for OpenSolaris>>http://www.aulaunix.org/cayac/]] and the [[OpenSolaris Hispano>>Project es.WebHome]] project. 282: 283: === October 29-November 7 284: 285: **[[Feature Spot>>Main.features]]: DTrace Chime Visualization Tool ** 286: [[[[image:bytesread.gif||alt="bytesread.gif"]]>>Project dtrace-chime.WebHome]] 287: 288: The OpenSolaris [[DTrace Chime Project>>Project dtrace-chime.WebHome]] delivers a GUI for DTrace aggregations giving you the ability to visually display system data over time including moving averages. The GUI provides [[wizards>>Project dtrace-chime.wizard]] for easily adding custom data displays, without re-compiling. 289: 290: » The most recent [[installable Chime package>>Project dtrace-chime.install]] was released on October 21, 2008. 291: 292: The DTrace Chime project is endorsed by the OpenSolaris [[DTrace Group>>Community Group dtrace.WebHome]] and uses some of the most popular one-liners from the [[DTraceToolkit>>Community Group dtrace.dtracetoolkit]], a collection of useful documented scripts developed by the OpenSolaris DTrace community. 293: 294: === October 15-October28 295: 296: **[[Feature Spot>>Main.features]]: OpenSolaris Developer Conference in Szczecin, Poland ** 297: [[[[image:poland4.jpg||alt="poland4.jpg"]]>>http://konferencja.opensolaris.com.pl/rejestracja]] 298: 299: Join the OpenSolaris developer conference on October 24th and 25th in Szczecin, Poland. The conference will be in English and located at the [[Pazim>>http://www.pazim.pl/]] complex in the city center. 300: 301: The main goal of the conference is to present the OpenSolaris operating system and its parent, Sun Solaris 10 Operating System to a greater audience in Poland. Refer to the [[conference web site>>http://konferencja.opensolaris.com.pl/]] for the detailed schedule and [[registration form>>http://konferencja.opensolaris.com.pl/rejestracja]]. 302: 303: === October 4-October 14 304: 305: **[[Feature Spot>>Main.features]]: Distro Meetup** 306: [[[[image:france3.jpg||alt="france3.jpg"]]>>http://guses.org/ostls/en/people.html]] 307: 308: 309: === September 27-October 3 310: 311: **[[Feature Spot>>Main.features]]: Web Stack Project** 312: [[[[image:sampall-1.png||alt="sampall-1.png"]]>>Project webstack.WebHome]] The OpenSolaris [[Web Stack Project>>Project webstack.WebHome]] is a part of the [[SFW Consolidation>>Project sfwnv.WebHome]] that is focused on web tier technologies. 313: 314: Easily install the **amp-dev** package with the **pfexec pkg install amp-dev** command or by using the Package Manager GUI. 315: 316: For documentation, refer to the [[Web Stack Getting Started Guide>>http://dlc.sun.com/osol/docs/content/WEBSTACK/gfvdk.html]] and [[How To Set Up Your OpenSolaris AMP Environment>>http://dlc.sun.com/osol/docs/content/OSDEV/gentextid-207.html]]. 317: 318: Start using the OpenSolaris Web Stack tools for developing and deploying web applications today! 319: 320: === September 13-September 26 321: 322: **[[Feature Spot>>Main.features]]: Storage Summit** 323: [[[[image:storagesmall.jpg||alt="storagesmall.jpg"]]>>http://wikis.sun.com/display/OpenSolaris/OpenSolaris+Storage+Summit+2008]] The OpenSolaris Storage Summit is the brainchild of the [[Storage Group>>Community Group storage.WebHome]]. 324: 325: » Next Sunday, Sept. 21st, join the free, all-day event and experience keynote speakers [[Ben Rockwood>>http://www.cuddletech.com/blog/]] and [[Mike Shapiro>>http://blogs.sun.com/mws/]]. 326: 327: [[Register>>http://wikis.sun.com/display/OpenSolaris/OpenSolaris+Storage+Summit+2008]] to attend the sessions and evening reception with live music and an island theme. 328: 329: === September 6-September 12 330: 331: **[[Feature Spot>>Main.features]]: Nightingale Project** 332: [[image:songbirdfinal.jpg||alt="songbirdfinal.jpg"]]The [[Nightingale>>Project nightingale.WebHome]] project is the playground of developers porting Songbird, the cross-platform media player that ’plays the web’ to OpenSolaris. The project is endorsed by the [[Desktop Group>>Community Group desktop.WebHome]]. 333: 334: » Last week, thanks to the efforts of [[Alfred>>http://www.opensolaris.org/viewProfile.jspa?id=16969]], the [[tarball build for x86>>http://releases.mozilla.com/sun/Songbird-Solaris/releases/0.7.0/pkgadd/songbird-0.7.0.en-US.opensolaris-i386-pkg.bz2]] was made available. It’s made on Alfred’s box with Solaris Nevada 93, Sun Studio 12. 335: 336: Jim Grisanzio took this picture of the Nightingale Project Leaders at the OpenSolaris Developer’s Summit [[last May>>http://www.genunix.org/wiki/index.php/OpenSolaris_Summit]]. 337: 338: === August 30-September 5 339: 340: **Feature Spot**: ON Code Stars 341: [[image:smallstars2.jpg||alt="smallstars2.jpg"]]The [[ON/Nevada>>Project onnv.WebHome]] project sponsors and endorses the integrations and activities of OpenSolaris Operating System and Networking component developers. 342: 343: » This week, we recognize and applaud three OpenSolaris Contributors, who have shown extreme dedication to the project by contributing more than 10 ~--and in some cases more than 50~-- integrations to the Nevada code line. Thank you [[**Jürgen Keil**>>http://opensolaris.org/viewProfile.jspa?username=jkeil]] (SMF, Device Drivers, OGB and OS/Net Groups), [[**Rainer Orth**>>http://opensolaris.org/viewProfile.jspa?username=rorth]] (Tools and OS/Net Groups), and [[**Peter Tribble**>>http://opensolaris.org/viewProfile.jspa?username=ptribble]] (Installation and Packaging Group and Systems Administration Group). 344: 345: These are only a few notable engineers in our community, see the [[complete list>>Main.request_sponsor]] of contributors, sponsors, and in-progress fixes to ON code. 346: 347: === August 22-29, 2008 348: 349: **Feature Spot: OpenSolaris User Groups** 350: [[image:user_group5.jpg]] The [[Advocacy Community>>Community Group advocacy.WebHome]] endorses the proposals and activities of global OpenSolaris User Groups. Jim Grisanzio, Advocacy Facilitator, took this photo at a Tokyo2Point0 meeting recently. 351: 352: » This week, OpenSolaris User Group meetings will take place in [[China>>User Group bjosug.WebHome]], [[Australia>>User Group adl-auosug.WebHome]], [[Germany>>User Group brosug.WebHome]], [[Indonesia>>User Group idosug.WebHome]], and the US in [[Broomfield>>User Group frosug.WebHome]] and [[San Francisco>>User Group sfosug.WebHome]], just to name a few. We have 70 active user groups around the world today, [[find your local group>>Community Group advocacy.ug-leaders]] or [[start your own>>Community Group advocacy.usergroups]]. 353: 354: === August 14-21, 2008 355: 356: **Feature Spot: Korn Shell 93** 357: 358: The [[ksh93-integration project>>Project ksh93-integration.WebHome]] investigates and executes the integration of ksh93 and related features into OpenSolaris. 359: 360: » This week, the project engineers posted [[i386>>attach:Project<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and [[SPARC>>attach:Project<EMAIL_ADDRESS>361: ]] tarballs for installation on an existing OpenSolaris build 84 platform to provide ksh93t_20080725 for testing and evaluation purposes. 11 new demos are included, check out the [[GNAW (ksh93 PacMan clone)>>attach:Project<EMAIL_ADDRESS>362: 363: === August 1-13, 2008 364: 365: ===== This month: What can ZFS do for you? 366: 367: Join the ZFS developers in open discussions to learn about innovations in data storage. 368: 369: * [[Forum>>http://opensolaris.org/jive/forum.jspa?forumID=80]] 370: * [[Demos>>Community Group zfs.demos]] 371: * [[ZFS & Crypto>>Project zfs-crypto.WebHome]] 372: * [[Source Code>>Project onnv.WebHome]]
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Ruddock House was founded in 1960 in honor of Albert Billings Ruddock, a former Chairman of the Caltech Board of Trustees. It is one of the eight undergraduate Houses at the California Institute of Technology.
We have about 160 Full and Social members, with about 90 "Rudds" residing within the House. The House has six hallways called "Alleys" that participate in social events and challenge each other in a year-long competition. Over the years, Ruddock has built up many traditions like the Grand Amalgamated Alley Challenge (GAAC) in the fall, Our Private Interhouse (OPI) in the winter, and Frosh Party in the spring.
Walking through the hallways of Ruddock is a reminder of the enthusiasm and creativity of its members with murals including reproductions of M.C. Escher works, a monopoly board, the Simpsons, and a giant two-story mural of an astronaut called "The Spaceman" painted by Phil Cormier ('79).
Come join us for one of our nightly family style meals led by our student waiters! You might even throw some bread!


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fun entropyToKeyPair(entropy: BigInteger): KeyPair
Returns a key pair derived from the given private key entropy. This is useful for unit tests and other cases where you want hard-coded private keys.
entropy
- a BigInteger value.
Return
a deterministically generated KeyPair for the Crypto.DEFAULT_SIGNATURE_SCHEME.


public class TransactionConfig
extends java.lang.Object
implements java.lang.Cloneable
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static TransactionConfig |
DEFAULT
Default configuration used if null is passed to methods that create a
transaction.
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| Constructor and Description |
|---|
TransactionConfig()
An instance created using the default constructor is initialized
with the system's default settings.
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
boolean |
getBulk()
Return true if the Bulk attribute is set.
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boolean |
getDegree2()
Deprecated.
This has been replaced by
getReadCommitted() to conform to ANSI
database isolation terminology. |
boolean |
getDirtyRead()
Deprecated.
This has been replaced by
getReadUncommitted() to conform to ANSI
database isolation terminology. |
boolean |
getNoSync()
Return if the transaction is configured to not write or synchronously
flush the log it when commits.
|
boolean |
getNoWait()
Return if the transaction is configured to not wait if a lock
request cannot be immediately granted.
|
boolean |
getReadCommitted()
Return if the transaction is configured for read committed isolation.
|
boolean |
getReadUncommitted()
Return if read operations performed by the transaction are configured to
return modified but not yet committed data.
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boolean |
getSnapshot()
Return true if the transaction is configured for Snapshot Isolation.
|
boolean |
getSync()
Return if the transaction is configured to write and synchronously
flush the log it when commits.
|
boolean |
getWait()
Return if the transaction is configured to wait if a lock
request cannot be immediately granted.
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boolean |
getWriteNoSync()
Return if the transaction is configured to write but not synchronously
flush the log it when commits.
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void |
setBulk(boolean bulk)
Configures the transaction to enable the transactional bulk insert
optimization.
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void |
setDegree2(boolean degree2)
Deprecated.
This has been replaced by
setReadCommitted(boolean) to conform to ANSI
database isolation terminology. |
void |
setDirtyRead(boolean dirtyRead)
Deprecated.
This has been replaced by
setReadUncommitted(boolean) to conform to ANSI
database isolation terminology. |
void |
setNoSync(boolean noSync)
Configure the transaction to not write or synchronously flush the log
it when commits.
|
void |
setNoWait(boolean noWait)
Configure the transaction to not wait if a lock request cannot be
immediately granted.
|
void |
setReadCommitted(boolean readCommitted)
Configure the transaction for read committed isolation.
|
void |
setReadUncommitted(boolean readUncommitted)
Configure read operations performed by the transaction to return modified
but not yet committed data.
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void |
setSnapshot(boolean snapshot)
This transaction will execute with snapshot isolation.
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void |
setSync(boolean sync)
Configure the transaction to write and synchronously flush the log
it when commits.
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void |
setWait(boolean wait)
Configure the transaction to wait if a lock request cannot be
immediately granted.
|
void |
setWriteNoSync(boolean writeNoSync)
Configure the transaction to write but not synchronously flush the log
it when commits.
|
public static final TransactionConfig DEFAULT
public TransactionConfig()
public void setReadCommitted(boolean readCommitted)
This ensures the stability of the current data item read by the cursor but permits data read by this transaction to be modified or deleted prior to the commit of the transaction.
readCommitted
- If true, configure the transaction for read committed isolation.public boolean getReadCommitted()
public void setDegree2(boolean degree2)
setReadCommitted(boolean)
to conform to ANSI
database isolation terminology.This ensures the stability of the current data item read by the cursor but permits data read by this transaction to be modified or deleted prior to the commit of the transaction.
degree2
- If true, configure the transaction for read committed isolation.
public boolean getDegree2()
getReadCommitted()
to conform to ANSI
database isolation terminology.public void setReadUncommitted(boolean readUncommitted)
readUncommitted
- If true, configure read operations performed by the transaction to return
modified but not yet committed data.public boolean getReadUncommitted()
public void setDirtyRead(boolean dirtyRead)
setReadUncommitted(boolean)
to conform to ANSI
database isolation terminology.dirtyRead
- If true, configure read operations performed by the transaction to return
modified but not yet committed data.
public boolean getDirtyRead()
getReadUncommitted()
to conform to ANSI
database isolation terminology.public void setNoSync(boolean noSync)
This behavior may be set for a database environment using the Environment.setMutableConfig method. Any value specified to this method overrides that setting.
The default is false for this class and the database environment.
noSync
- If true, transactions exhibit the ACI (atomicity, consistency, and
isolation) properties, but not D (durability); that is, database
integrity will be maintained, but if the application or system
fails, it is possible some number of the most recently committed
transactions may be undone during recovery. The number of
transactions at risk is governed by how many log updates can fit
into the log buffer, how often the operating system flushes dirty
buffers to disk, and how often the log is checkpointed.public boolean getNoSync()
public void setNoWait(boolean noWait)
The default is false for this class and the database environment.
noWait
- If true, transactions will not wait if a lock request cannot be
immediately granted, instead DeadlockException
will be thrown.public boolean getNoWait()
public void setSnapshot(boolean snapshot)
DatabaseConfig.setMultiversion(boolean)
, data values
will be read as they are when the transaction begins, without taking
read locks.
Updates operations performed in the transaction will cause a
DeadlockException
to be thrown if data is modified
between reading and writing it.
snapshot
- if this transaction will execute with snapshot isolationpublic boolean getSnapshot()
This method may be called at any time during the life of the application.
public void setSync(boolean sync)
This behavior may be set for a database environment using the Environment.setMutableConfig method. Any value specified to this method overrides that setting.
The default is false for this class and true for the database environment.
If true is passed to both setSync and setNoSync, setSync will take precedence.
sync
- If true, transactions exhibit all the ACID (atomicity, consistency,
isolation, and durability) properties.public boolean getSync()
public void setWait(boolean wait)
The default is true unless EnvironmentConfig.setTxnNoWait(boolean)
is called.
wait
- If true, transactions will wait if a lock request cannot be
immediately granted, instead DeadlockException
will be thrown.public boolean getWait()
public void setWriteNoSync(boolean writeNoSync)
This behavior may be set for a database environment using the Environment.setMutableConfig method. Any value specified to this method overrides that setting.
The default is false for this class and the database environment.
writeNoSync
- If true, transactions exhibit the ACI (atomicity, consistency, and
isolation) properties, but not D (durability); that is, database
integrity will be maintained, but if the operating system
fails, it is possible some number of the most recently committed
transactions may be undone during recovery. The number of
transactions at risk is governed by how often the operating system
flushes dirty buffers to disk, and how often the log is
checkpointed.public boolean getWriteNoSync()
public void setBulk(boolean bulk)
EnvironmentConfig
for further information.
The bulk insert optimization is effective only for top-level transactions.
bulk
- If true, configure the transaction to enable the bulk optimization.public boolean getBulk()
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'Overworked' Zuma out of hospital, thanks supporters for well wishes
by Azarrah KarrimOne of former president Jacob Zuma's sons, Edward Zuma, says his father is overworked and has been instructed by doctors to rest.
Speaking to News24, Zuma junior said: "Like any other person of his age, he had to go to the doctors for a check-up.
"He is out of hospital, but has been instructed to rest because doctors say he is overworking himself. He doesn't get enough rest and for his age that is not allowed," Edward said on Saturday afternoon.
On Friday, iOL reported that the Jacob Zuma Foundation had confirmed that Zuma had been hospitalised for a week, before being discharged on Thursday, the same day the KwaZulu-Natal High Court in Pietermaritzburg denied his appeal against an earlier defamation judgment.
Judge Dhaya Pillay, who found that Zuma had defamed fellow ANC veteran Derek Hanekom when he tweeted that the former tourism minister was a "known enemy agent", dismissed the former president's appeal bid.
The exact reason for his hospitalisation, however, is unknown.
On Saturday afternoon, Zuma took to Twitter to thank his supporters for their well wishes.
He tweeted: "Your messages have been overwhelming during this difficult time."
Zuma was due to appear before the commission of inquiry into state capture next week, but pulled out soon after his appearance was announced, citing health problems.
The foundation said Zuma's return to the commission would be made public at a later stage, iOL reported.


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rooms were fairly basic and ours was a little tired looking especially the bathroom.
[2]
we were fairly basic and ours was a little tired looking especially the bathroom.


See: Description
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| ChronologyConverter |
Converts a
Chronology instance to a string using its id. |
| DurationConverter |
Converts a
Duration instance to string. |
| HijrahDateConverter |
Converts a
HijrahDate to a string. |
| InstantConverter |
Converts a
Instant instance to string. |
| JapaneseDateConverter |
Converts a
JapaneseDate to a string. |
| JapaneseEraConverter |
Converts a
JapaneseEra instance to a string using its id. |
| LocalDateConverter |
Converts a
LocalDate to a string. |
| LocalDateTimeConverter |
Converts a
LocalDateTime to a string. |
| LocalTimeConverter |
Converts a
LocalTime to a string. |
| MinguoDateConverter |
Converts a
MinguoDate to a string. |
| MonthDayConverter |
Converts a
MonthDay instance to string. |
| OffsetDateTimeConverter |
Converts a
OffsetDateTime to a string. |
| OffsetTimeConverter |
Converts a
OffsetTime to a string. |
| PeriodConverter |
Converts a
Period instance to string. |
| SystemClockConverter |
Converts a system
Clock , using zone as nested element. |
| ThaiBuddhistDateConverter |
Converts a
ThaiBuddhistDate to a string. |
| ValueRangeConverter |
Converts a temporal
ValueRange , using four nested elements: maxLargest, maxSmallest, minLargest, and
minSmallest. |
| WeekFieldsConverter |
Converts a
WeekFields instance, using two nested elements: minimalDays and minSmallest. |
| YearConverter |
Converts a
Year instance to string. |
| YearMonthConverter |
Converts a
YearMonth instance to string. |
| ZonedDateTimeConverter |
Converts a
ZonedDateTime to a string. |
| ZoneIdConverter |
Converts a
ZoneId instance to string. |
Extra converters for the java.time package.
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--- layout: post title: A Life of Ease date: '2011-11-17 22:16:00 -0700' mt_id: 1471 blog_id: 1 post_id: 1471 basename: a-life-of-ease categories: - observations - business - google ---
It's really tough: I read Steve Yegge's description of the perks of working at Google Kirkland and I'm torn. On the one hand, damn! Can you imagine working in a cushy environment like that?
On the other hand, damn! Can you imagine working in a cushy environment like that? It seems like you'd get so soft because of the coddling and you'd really have to work to avoid feeling entitled. It seems that Aaron Swartz may have been on to something with his critique of life at Google. It certainly appears that Larry Page might have second thoughts.
Personally, I like the work. All the music studios, dog parks, gyms, and such seem like distractions from work. Don't get me wrong: you definitely should take breaks but a walk would suffice. Moreover, free food and all the rest cost a lot of money. It doesn't come out of salaries or capital expenditures, seemingly, but it's got to come from somewhere. My guess is that Google's generating cash out the wazoo and the cost of perks is not yet registering on shareholders' radars.
The effects of this sort of coddling poses a real threat both to Google and the employee. When there comes a time to reduce the perks—and that seems inevitable—the business risks alienating employees who have come to expect the perks. For the employee, he or she will have a difficult time at the next company if they can even find one comparable in pay. Personally, I say no thanks. I'll take my generous pay, excellent benefits, flexible schedule, and reasonable perks any day.


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The Need
The Need
Current events related to cybersecurity encourage a fundamental shift in the way we think about educating and training a workforce prepared to address security issues in all phases of a software system. Software assurance education and training touches on software engineering (including its many sub-disciplines), systems engineering, project management, and other disciplines (shown in chart Key SwA Knowledge Areas and Efforts, page 6). The goal is to fit the workforce with the ability to identify and acquire the competencies associated with secure software. The primary audiences for this pocket guide are educators and trainers who can use this guide to identify resources to supplement their efforts as well as to identify strategies to inject software assurance related topics in the existing education and training programs.
The objective of software assurance is to ensure that the processes, procedures, and products used to produce and sustain the software conform to all specified requirements and standards. Software assurance in its broader sense refers to the assurance of any required property of software. However, in the context of this pocket guide, software assurance is concerned with assuring the security of software.
Building secure software requires a workforce that understands the processes and technologies that provide the basis for belief that software will consistently exhibit all properties required to ensure that the software will operate as expected, despite the presence of faults introduced by a malicious adversary. The Ware Report (1969) identified that:
“Probably the most serious risk in system software is incomplete design, in the sense that inadvertent loopholes exist in the protective barriers and have not been foreseen by the designers.”
Later the Anderson Report (1972) clearly established the technical problem to be solved as that of:
“…determining what constitutes an appropriate defense against malicious attack, and then developing hardware and software with the defensive mechanisms built in.”
Nearly forty years after, as we find ourselves in the midst of a highly interconnected cyber infrastructure, the need for a workforce with better skills to build security in cannot be emphasized enough. The objective is to enable a workforce competent in managing, designing, implementing and evaluating systems that can enforce security policies and fulfill security expectations. This workforce should be able to develop a well-reasoned and audit-able basis for believing that the software will function as expected, i.e. have justifiable arguments to questions such as:
How secure is your software?
What is it secure against?
How does it achieve its security goals?
This Pocket Guide presents a general map of the areas of knowledge to cover in order to build security into software. The guide organizes the resources available for SwA outreach by avenue of approach: student curricula, workforce improvement, injection of subject-area material into related disciplines, credentialing, awareness, and independent study.
RESOURCES
Willis Ware, Security Controls for Computer Systems (U): Report of Defense Science Board Task Force on Computer Security; Rand Report R609-1, The RAND Corporation, Santa Monica, CA, Feb. 1970.
James P. Anderson, Computer Security Technology Planning Study, ESD-TR-73-51, ESD/AFSC, Hanscom AFB, Bedford, MA 01731, Oct. 1972
The Need for Software Assurance
3/29/12
Guiding Questions for SwA Curriculum Development:
Activities: What engineering activities or aspects of activities related to achieving secure software?
Knowledge: What knowledge is needed to perform these activities or aspects?


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| DOSE: T+ 0:00 |
0.5 ml |
SC |
Pharms - Nalbuphine |
(liquid) |
| T+ 1:00 |
0.3 ml |
SC |
Pharms - Nalbuphine |
(liquid) |
I first caught wind of Nubain from a bodybuilder friend of mine who has experience with all types of drugs both psychoactive and performance-enhancing (anabolic steroids, HGH, etc). I told him about some persistent pain I was having in my back because of my job and the frequency of my workouts at the gym. I asked him if he had any good ideas for anti-inflammatories or painkillers and he offered me a vial of 'Nubain' for $100. As I have come to learn, Nubain is the modern painkiller of choice for serious bodybuilders suffering from chronic muscular and joint ache. Based on his description of its effects and my being relatively experienced with a number of psychoactive substances, I was open to try it both for medicinal and recreational purposes.
His size (5'10' 245 lbs) and tolerance had him taking about 250 IUs as his standard dosage. He recommended a significantly smaller starting dosage for me of around 50 IUs, injected into body fat, I chose the side of my stomach where 'love handles' form.
So after meeting him to pick up a 10 CC vial and a few syringes from a local drugstore I came home and disappeared to my bedroom for the night. Looking at the bag of needles and the little brown vial was like an old western movie showdown for me. I put it on my desk and just stared at it wondering what sort of trouble I may get myself into with this new alien substance. To hell with it, I thought, let's give it a try.
 Yet, no such sensation arose. In fact, nothing happened . I wondered if I had taken enough? My friend said it takes 10-15 minutes to set in so I turned on some Aqua Teen Hunger Force, knowing the episodes are about 12 minutes long, and hoped I'd feel something by the end of the first show.
Maybe 10 minutes later, as Frylock, Master Shake, and Meatwad's antics came to an end, my body began to warm up. With my ceiling fan above me keeping me somewhat chilly, I felt as if someone slowly draped a warm blanket over my legs and upper body. Soon after, a smooth, vicodin-like head buzz washed over me. 'Ahh, this must be the nubain glow [my friend] described. I wonder if it gets better?'
The feeling was pretty uniform for the next hour. After getting bored I decided to inject a second, smaller dose. 30 IU and 15 minutes later the buzz intensified. Approximately an hour and a half after the initial injection, I now felt as if I had taken a few too many milligrams of vicodin. Nausea, light sweating, and cottonmouth now replaced the calm of the initial dose with feelings of apprehension and uneasiness. I noticed my breathing begin to slowdown. My first thought was to lay down, fall asleep, and forget about the experience. Images of me not waking up from a deep, opiate-induced sleep kept me wide awake.
I had no interest in taking any other substances to calm me down or keep me awake because of my lack of drug-interaction knowledge with such a potent opiate. Instead, I walked to the kitchen and took down some bread, pasta, and gatorade to get carbs and hydration into my system. The nourishment improved my state considerably. I felt revitalized in minutes and confident that I could fall asleep with a much less-troubled mind. I returned to my bedroom, turned the cartoons back on, and fell asleep.
 I did have a minor headache, but an excedrin and plenty of water quickly cured that.
From a personal perspective, I really don't have much interest in continuing usage of this substance. It is a bit more intense than I expected and unquestionably dangerous in excessive doses. It is not a social drug by any means, as it seemingly numbs your personality. From the literature I read online about it, it also contains opiate-agonists which are specifically used to combat opiate-addiction through causing a withdrawl 'crash'. I did notice the day after I was extremely irritable and slightly depressed with emotions reminiscent of my post-MDMA experiences.
So to sum it up, be careful with Nubain. Responsible, moderated use is a must with this substance.
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