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I am going to try and use my existing Arduino based inverter monitor to also monitor my household consumption. I am planning on basing it heavily on the great work on here. I am currently looking at modifying the "Basic energy monitoring sketch" I have a few questions in relation to that specific script:
I can poll my inverter for the current mains voltage so I don't need the AC-AC adapter solution. Given that I get an accurate mains voltage should I just comment out filteredV and shiftedV and use sampleV all the way down.
I assume that the code in this thread: http://openenergymonitor.org/emon/node/198 is what I would use to calculate the total consumption for the day. I then just need to write a small bit of code to calculate a RMS for real power because the data is uploaded every 5 mins.
EDIT: Also I am using 3 phase power so what is the best way to combine this. (1) Do three analogue reads and add them together for a total sampleI (or does the IRATIO vary too much between CTs?); or (2) Do consecutive calls to the function for each phase and add the real powers at the end; or (3) Something else??
Voltage reading from Inverter
Submitted by Guest on Fri, 07/10/2011 - 02:07Hi Guys,
I am going to try and use my existing Arduino based inverter monitor to also monitor my household consumption. I am planning on basing it heavily on the great work on here. I am currently looking at modifying the "Basic energy monitoring sketch" I have a few questions in relation to that specific script:
I can poll my inverter for the current mains voltage so I don't need the AC-AC adapter solution. Given that I get an accurate mains voltage should I just comment out filteredV and shiftedV and use sampleV all the way down.
I assume that the code in this thread: http://openenergymonitor.org/emon/node/198 is what I would use to calculate the total consumption for the day. I then just need to write a small bit of code to calculate a RMS for real power because the data is uploaded every 5 mins.
EDIT: Also I am using 3 phase power so what is the best way to combine this. (1) Do three analogue reads and add them together for a total sampleI (or does the IRATIO vary too much between CTs?); or (2) Do consecutive calls to the function for each phase and add the real powers at the end; or (3) Something else??
Thanks for your help!


Provides for straightforward add-ons to existing code to make it more
robust and easier to manage. Although there are several lower-level
building block classes here available for custom solutions, most clients
will find they can use just the following classes:
- {@link org.fishwife.jrugged.CircuitBreaker} provides a way to wrap a service in a way that
provides a bulkhead against system failure; when a remote service fails,
further calls to the service are prevented for a period of time to allow
the remote service to recover.
- {@link org.fishwife.jrugged.Initializer} provides a way to decouple service construction from
initialization/startup and allows the latter to occur in the background, even
retrying if initial attempts to initialize fail.
- {@link org.fishwife.jrugged.PerformanceMonitor} provides a way to wrap a service and collect
a series of useful statistics about its latency and throughput, even
calculating moving averages across different time windows.
- {@link org.fishwife.jrugged.Monitorable}, {@link org.fishwife.jrugged.Status}, and {@link org.fishwife.jrugged.RolledUpStatus} are
related classes that provide a simple RED/YELLOW/GREEN encoding for service
health, possibly useful for constructing operational dashboards.
Generally speaking, most of these classes implement a {@link org.fishwife.jrugged.ServiceWrapper}
interface to allow them to be applied around existing services using the
Decorator
design pattern. Those classes providing operational information, such
as {@link org.fishwife.jrugged.PerformanceMonitor} and {@link org.fishwife.jrugged.Monitorable} can be wrapped in
classes that expose their data to JMX controls or on web-accessible health
status pages as desired.
Related Documentation
For overviews, tutorials, examples, guides, and tool documentation, please see:


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Universal Signal K sensor framework for ESP8266 and ESP32
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#include "sensesp_app.h"
#include "net/discovery.h"
#include "net/networking.h"
#include "net/ota.h"
#include "sensors/analog_input.h"
#include "sensors/digital_input.h"
#include "sensors/system_info.h"
#include "signalk/signalk_output.h"
#include "system/spiffs_storage.h"
#include "transforms/difference.h"
#include "transforms/frequency.h"
#include "transforms/linear.h"
#include "transforms/transform.h"
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| void | SetupSerialDebug (uint32_t baudrate) |
| setup_standard_sensors (hostname, sensors) | |
| hostname | attach ([hostname, this]() { this->sk_delta->set_hostname(hostname->get());}) |
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| RemoteDebug | Debug |
| networking | |
| ObservableValue< String > * | hostname = networking->get_hostname() |
| sk_delta = new SKDelta(hostname->get()) | |
| led_blinker | |
| this | http_server = new HTTPServer(std::bind(&SensESPApp::reset, this)) |
| auto | ws_connected_cb |
| auto | ws_delta_cb = [this]() { this->led_blinker->flip(); } |
| this | ws_client |
| SensESPApp * | sensesp_app |
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| void SetupSerialDebug | ( | uint32_t | baudrate | ) |
| RemoteDebug Debug |
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| ObservableValue<String>* hostname = networking->get_hostname() |
Definition at line 56 of file sensesp_app.cpp.
| this http_server = new HTTPServer(std::bind(&SensESPApp::reset, this)) |
Definition at line 75 of file sensesp_app.cpp.
| led_blinker |
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| networking |
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| SensESPApp* sensesp_app |
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| this ws_client |
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| auto ws_connected_cb |
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| auto ws_delta_cb = [this]() { this->led_blinker->flip(); } |
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| Lack of funding |
Risk of potential adverse consequences and potential side effects |
| Lack of administrative support and time available to manage the trial |
Disruption to normal medication regimen |
| Slow and difficult recruitment of people |
Prospect of receiving a placebo instead of the active drug |
| Lack of practical support |
Upheaval and inconvenience to life that trial participation would cause |


| iPhone Testing System |
Jan 2010 - Dec 2010 |
I collaborated with the iPhone Product Design team to
develop a novel testing system as part of the
Olin Senior Capstone Program in Engineering (SCOPE).
Specifics cannot be revealed under the non-disclosure agreement.
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Apple confidential
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Eli Sheldon, Michael Lintz, Jayesh Gorasia, Edward Byun, Ryan Harris, Daniel Greeley, Ananya Kejriwal |
| Reconfigurable Rescue Robot |
Nov 2010 - Dec 2010 |
As a project in my Systems class, we designed
a self-reconfigurable modular robot for use in rescue and
reconnaissance scenarios. The robot featured a variety of
configurations suited to specific environments or missions.
The system is also extensible, allowing new modules to be
added as robotic technology advances. The final design was
presented to DARPA
program managers and leaders in the field of robotics.
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centipede configuration
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rolling configuration
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"spider" configuration
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snake configuration
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David Gardner, Helen Oleynikova, Lorraine Weis, Arash Ushani, Velin Dimitrov |
| Educational Toy Design |
Dec 2010 |
I worked briefly with a professor to design and render a set
of interactive engineering toys that interface with mobile
computing devices.
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scientific toys and tablet being used outside
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Dr. Mark Chang (faculty) |
| da Vinci Toys Startup |
Oct 2010 - Nov 2010 |
I co-founded a company creating educational engineering kits
as part of my Foundations of Business and Entrepreneurship
class. I designed a product line, sourced materials,
created marketing materials, sold products, and hosted
promotional events. The company earned over $3500 in revenue
during its two-week selling period.
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company logo
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aerospace engineering kit
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electrical engineering & renewable energy kit
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civil engineering kit
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Claire McLeod, Thomas Pandolfo, Jackie Rose |
| Investigation of College Tuition Prices |
Oct 2010 |
As a small project for my Probability and Statistics class, I
investigated increasing college tuition prices. While more
an example of different computational methods used for
statistics than an in-depth study, it was interesting to
observe how education has gotten more expensive over the
years.
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long term trends
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PMF of 2009 tuition change (private colleges in blue, public in red)
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| Microsoft Dynamics Feature Design |
Jun 2010 - Aug 2010 |
During the summer of 2010 I worked as a Program Manager at
Microsoft. While
there, I designed an interactive portal experience for
partner organizations building ERP solutions using Microsoft
Dynamics Online services. I researched users to develop
personas, collaborated with my team to refine designs, and
wrote specifications to guide implementation.
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Microsoft confidential
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Microsoft Dynamics Online Services team |
| Intelligent Ground Vehicle Competition |
Apr 2010 - Jun 2010 |
Improving on our 2009 autonomous vehicle, we made numerous
hardware and software changes to increase the robot's ability
to navigate and avoid obstacles. In particular, the use of
a field-programmable gate array (FPGA) enabled significant
improvements in the reaction time. We place third out of
around fifty teams in the Design Competition at the 2010
International Ground Vehicle Competition (IGVC) in Detroit.
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Athena, the 2010 Olin IGVC entry
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updated electronics enclosure
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path planning
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image processing example
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Nicholas Hobbs, Daniel Grieneisen, Jacob Izraelivitz, Gray Thomas, Jessica Noglows, Eric Kolker, Lucas Hill |
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2nd in Design Competition at International Ground Vehicle Competition in Detroit, MI ($1000) |
| Rail-to-Rail Differential Amplifier |
May 2010 |
As a mini project at the end of my Microelectronics Circuits
class, I designed and simulated a rail-to-rail CMOS differential
amplifier.
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circuit schematic
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| Miniature Juicer |
Apr 2010 |
As an exercise in precision machining and simple
transmission design for a Mechanical Prototyping course,
several classmates and I built a miniature grape juicer.
While not particularly useful, it was an instructive project
and the juicer remains a small work of engineering art.
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engineering model of juicer
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final, assembled juicer
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back side of juicer
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top view
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Leah Mendelson, Abe Feldman, and others |
| Biomimetic Swimmers |
Feb 2010 - Apr 2010 |
In my Mechanical Prototyping course, I worked on
several teams throughout the semester to learn rapid
prototyping techniques for manufacturing. Over four week
sprints we designed and assembled biomemetic swimmer
models. My teams built a motorized flying fish out of sheet
metal and a 3D-printed, motorized dolphin.
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engineering model of motorized dolphin
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SolidWorks model of motorized flying fish
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final, assembled dolphin
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final, assembled flying fish
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Neil Paulson and others |


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Weekly Update 130: Good news from behind-the-scenes
Hello contributors,
News from the DuckDuckHack team this week is that we've made behind-the-scenes improvements to make working on Fathead Instant Answers (IAs) much easier, focusing on two problems.
Problem 1: User search queries often don't exactly match documentation articles. For example, a user may search for "css transparency" and no Instant Answer is shown, whereas there's an article for CSS opacity which is perfectly relevant. We can add redirects (aliases) within Fatheads but it requires knowledge of Fathead code.
Solution: Maria has created the ability to simply supply a comma-separated text file of existing article titles and their aliases, and then the relevant redirects will automatically be added. No coding required! This is suitable for people looking to make their first pull request and we currently have an experimental task open, looking for a developer:
Can I Use: Broaden search results by adding more aliases
Problem 2: When creating a Fathead, it's not easy to test it on the beta server. Fatheads have a different process to Goodies and Spices which complicates deployment and beta installation.
Solution: Jason and John have worked quickly to make easy beta deployment a reality for Fathead Instant Answers! With documentation lookups being so essential for programmers, Fatheads are a key part of the Programming Mission. This improvement should reduce frustration when developing them and lead to faster releases.
And as if that wasn't enough, we also have a design proposal we want to share with you and get feedback on, so look out for that in your inbox very soon :-)
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about: The Research Bazaar is an event promoting the digital literacy emerging at the center of modern research. ResBaz Sydney this year will be held at the University of Technology Sydney in July.At ResBaz researchers come together to up-skill in next generation digital research tools and scholarship. In the spirit of a marketplace or bazaar, ResBaz is a highly participatory event where researchers from many different disciplines can learn, share knowledge and skills, and have fun!Who should attend?  PhD and research Masters students and early career researchers are especially encouraged to apply. Research technologists who support researchers to do their job should also come along!You don't have to be a student or staff member at UTS, ResBaz is open to anyone involved in research who wants to learn new skills and make new connections!
schedule: Our schedule is still being finalised, so watch this space for our exciting events!
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- day: Day 1
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- title: Programming with Python
id: scpy1
blurb: Day one of a two day workshop introducing you to the programming language Python with lots of hands-on exercises. Python is great for wrangling and analysing data of all kinds, including textual data, and is widely used in the humanities as well as in engineering and science.
- title: Programming with R (Beginner)
id: scrbeg1
blurb: Day one of a two day workshop introducing you to the programming language R with lots of hands-on exercises. R enables a wide range of statistical analyses and data visualisations, including text and data mining, and is used by researchers in all disciplines, from science and maths to social science and humanities.
- title: Collaborative Documents with Overleaf
id: overleaf
blurb: A workshop that introduces LaTeX, a mark-up language used to create and elegantly format documents, and Overleaf, an online collaborative editor that uses LaTex. This workshop is for anyone who wants to take control of their formatting and authorship collaboration to create beautiful documents, from journal articles to monographs.
- title: Cleaning and Exploring your Data with Open Refine
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blurb: Open Refine is a powerful, free tool for exploring, normalising and cleaning datasets, and extending data by accessing the internet through APIs. In this course we'll work through the various features of Refine, including importing data, faceting, clustering, and calling remote APIs, by working on a fictional but plausible humanities research project.
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- title: Keystory Speaker
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blurb: Day two of a two day workshop introducing you to the programming language Python with lots of hands-on exercises. Python is great for wrangling and analysing data of all kinds, including textual data, and is widely used in the humanities as well as in engineering and science.
- title: Programming with R (Beginner)
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blurb: Day two of a two day workshop introducing you to the programming language R with lots of hands-on exercises. R enables a wide range of statistical analyses and data visualisations, including text and data mining, and is used by researchers in all disciplines, from science and maths to social science and humanities.
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The incoming president has not said what he plans to do with the tens of thousands of asylum-seekers living in limbo in crowded shelters and makeshift camps along the border.
The incoming president has not said what he plans to do with the tens of thousands of asylum-seekers living in limbo in crowded shelters and makeshift camps along the border.
The incoming president has not said what he plans to do with the tens of thousands of asylum-seekers living in limbo in crowded shelters and makeshift camps along the border.
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| Name: mrs. jayamma | Reg No: 3-1smmhc-18 |
|---|---|
| Age / Sex: 47 yrs | Contact No:8553213959 |
| Marital Status: married | Date:9/1/18 |
| Occupation:vegetable shop owner | Dr. pjfp |
Address: Native mandya. Inb blore since 15 yrs. |
DIAGNOSIS- |
Breathing pbm from 25 years < change in weather, dust. Change of place.
got this when she was pregnant with her daughter 2nd. she was 6th month carrying then. Blocked feeling in the chest and unable to breathe. <night. > bending forward resting her hands on a support and her head on it.
Takes bath in cold water only.
Starts with sneezing and then goes into wheeze.
Past h/o:
Headaches even now gets on n off. Keeps taking allo rx whenever gets headache.
Family h/o:
Grandson has these same symp 5 yrs.
Ns
Husband not good use to drink n play cards she attempted suicide with tablets unconscious fr 3 days she was carrying then. After tht she developed this pbm when dusting one night. Use to beat so much tht no strength to face the beatings. Doesn’t talk when there is pbm at home. Sweats a lot doesn’t talk at all use to feel like dying. Even now feels but alive to take care of her grand children n kids then. Does work a lot. Always on the move. Feels like beating when anger bcoz cant then gets headache. Wants to shout will shout n then quiet.. Doesn’t like contradiction like she is wrng. Doesn’t like if others do the work she only is perfect. No fan. Even in summer will switch on for some time n off. Sleep also less. 11-4 am. Wont get sleep afterwards. Will be conscious in sleep also. Will beat kids if won’t listen to her.
Husband remarried when children were 8th std.. She was concerned about son who is also becoming like his dad whch is very troublesome. She didn’t want him to bcom bt failed.
Her sister ounger one said tht she will live like this only n cant build a house and her kids won’t take care of her so took as challenge n decided to buld her house n stay tht is her aim now.
Gets pricking in the chest region left side only. Comes only in the night only. Never in the day.
Coffee n tea many. 5-10 per day.
Had vertigo 3-4 yrs back says mayb due to lack of food. Eats lunch directly.
Rx:
Nux vomica 200 – 5 doses – 3 days once (b/brush water)
Rub 15 – 1 dose night b/food.
Amm carb 200 – 4 pills mng b/food.
5/2/18: 2 days had severe wheezing after that no problems. Good sleep now. No sneezing now. Giddiness had after 2-3 days after medicine. But later no problem. Says she get bleeding more for 3 days and stops.
Chest clear.
Rx:
Nux vomica 200 – 3 doses – 5 days once (b/brush water)
Rub 15 – 1 dose night b/food.
Amm carb 200 – 4 pills mng b/food. Add 2 drops only medicine.
21/2/18:
Had fever 2 days back. Even daughter has some pbm. Some allo rx taken. Took NICE tab. Breathlessness. More cough. Throat pain. cold. Lying getting backpain. Abdomen pain due to cough. Burning throat in while coughing. Chest seems clear. Yellow color phlegm. Body pains. No chills today ydday had a bit. Feeling thirsty hot water.
Rx:
puls 200 – 2 dram pills 4-4-4-4 for 2 dayas take 2 hourly after that take 4 times for 2 days.
Ars 200 – 4-4-4-4-4 disc.
28/2/18: nigt more cough < after 11pm – 4 am. Fever reduced. No phlegm. But pain in the back due to cont. cough. Not able to sleep. Pain in abd and back due to cough. Addicted to coffee. Dark coffee. Headache imm after headbath. Feels something is sticking in throat and needs to bring out.
Rx:
Bryonia 200 – 4-4-4-4-4 2 dram pills. With water.
Pl doses – 10 doses 1-1-1-1.
11/4/18:
FINE NOW. OCASSIONAL HEADACHE THAT’S ALL.
RX:
BRYONIA + NAT MUR 200 – 2 DRAM PILLS – 4 PILLS SOS.
RUB 30 – NT. 1 DOSE B/FOOD.
DISC 4-4-4-4.
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Ant tart 200 – 2 dram pills – 10 min once for today . tomorrow 2 hourly.
Ipecac 200 – pills 4-4-4-4.
Bromium 200 – 2 doses morning b/food.
Ars alb 200 – 2 doses night b/food.


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Even the all-powerful Pointing has no control about the blind texts it is an almost unorthographic.
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| Montana State TT | Championships | July 31st, 2004 | Wilsall, MT | ||
| Last Name | First Name | Category | Time | Placing | |
| Sample | Jason | Junior Men | 1:17:15.8 | 1 | |
| Houghton | Joe | Junior Men | 1:23:10.4 | 2 | |
| Pegram | Helen | Junior Women | 1:21:33.9 | 1 | |
| Proctor | Geoff | Men 1/2 | 56:57.2 | 1 | |
| Watson | Reed | Men 1/2 | 1:03:38.1 | 2 | |
| Morgan | Brad | Men 3 | 57:56.9 | 1 | |
| Armine | Rob | Men 3 | 59:33.4 | 2 | |
| Mitchell | Michael | Men 3 | 1:06:19.7 | 3 | |
| Hess | Phil | Men 4/5 | 1:01:41.3 | 1 | |
| Finley | Rick | Men 4/5 | 1:01:57.7 | 2 | |
| Pendergrass | Albert | Men 4/5 | 1:06:26.1 | 3 | |
| Greason | Tom | Men Masters A | 56:05.8 | 1 | |
| West | Rich | Men Masters A | 57:14.9 | 2 | |
| Adams | Larry | Men Masters A | 1:02:07.4 | 3 | |
| Swanson | Tim | Men Masters A | 1:07:29.4 | 4 | |
| Gilpin | Mike | Men Masters B | 1:01:05.4 | 1 | |
| Gasteyer | Bill | Men Masters B | 1:01:27.2 | 2 | |
| Russell | Don | Men Masters B | 1:04:17.0 | 3 | |
| Rollefson | Martin | Men Masters B | 1:04:27.1 | 4 | |
| Coulthard | John | Men Masters B | 1:07:19.7 | 5 | |
| Winters | Ron | Men Masters B | 1:07:20.6 | 6 | |
| Miller | Jim | Men Masters B | 1:07:48.5 | 7 | |
| Boswell | Eric | Men Masters B | 1:07:51.9 | 8 | |
| Allen | Richard | Men Masters B | 1:21:11.6 | 9 | |
| Tranel | Monica | Women Cat. 3/4 | 1:06:11.5 | 1 | |
| Rydquist | Susan | Women Cat. 3/4 | 1:14:19.1 | 2 | |


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New Linux installation on old iMac
I installed Ubuntu Linux on an old iMac over the Thanksgiving holiday weekend. Actually, I did most of the work on Thanksgiving day and cleaned it all up today (Friday)
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Bootstrap homepage now operational
I now have a valid website hosted at curtpoff.com. You may also notice that I’ve successfully installed a CNAME record pointing this blog to a subdomain of curtpoff.com.
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Here comes the ham
Just participated in another annual tradition, this time with a Thanksgiving twist. I ordered a ham and bacon shipment from Burgers Smokehouse in Missouri.
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Meat on the table
As I mentioned earlier, this weekend was the opening of firearm deer season in my hometown. It’s a special event for me. It’s a family affair that reinforces our hunting tradition.
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Move to Portland
Our good friend Eric Blumenau came to town for work this week with his girlfriend, Danielle Reichner. We had a great time showing them around town.
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Deer season
This weekend is our annual pilgrimage to the family homestead in Missouri. The trip always coincides with the opening weekend of firearm deer season, in which I plan to participate.
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Royals are champions
The Portland celebration went late into the night on Sunday as the KC Royals won the World Series.
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Portland Code School goes under
On Saturday night I got word via Slack channel that the locks at Portland Code School have been changed and everyone’s on their own.
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Big October
October is typically a busy month in our household. Ann’s birthday, our anniversary, plus almost every other anniversary on the planet. Another big birthday this year belongs to one of my best friends: Ken Conforti. Ken and I were roommates back in the late ’90s. He turns the big 5-0 next week.
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Happy birthday to my lovely wife
My wife - Ann Chihak Poff - turns 41 on Friday. Check out her blog and I’m sure you’ll agree that she may be the most lovely 41-year-old on the planet.
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Time to play with some Jekyll themes
Now that I have the Jekyll basics down, I’m going to start tweaking some theme/template options. I want more stuff in the header, and more obvious linking between this blog and my GitHub profile. I’m not convinced the simple footer does enough.
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Fall is in the air
Baseball playoffs are about to begin, meaningful football games, and fall colors about hit peak season. I love this time of year.
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Ciao bella
Our friend Monica visited us this weekend. She and her husband Giovanni (both Italians) are friends of ours from the Bay Area. They were in Ann’s cycle class at the gym and we got to know each other over the years.
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I served up a massive jinx
Two weeks ago I shot my mouth off about how every single football team in my corner happened to win. Royals, Chiefs (went on the road to thump the Texans), Mizzou (looked horrible against an inferior opponent), Arizona, Portland State (knocked off Washington State for the school’s first ever win against a Pac-12 opponent).
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My blog strategy
Let me elaborate on something I mentioned earlier:
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Job search strategy
Now that I’ve spoken to several companies about web developer jobs, it’s clear the market is more competitive than I originally estimated. I’ve been dead-set against pursuing internships or volunteer opportunities in favor of a full-time (paid) role. I plan to maintain that strategy for as long as possible.
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Reset, all over again
I feel like I finally have a grip on Jekyll as it runs in GitHub Pages. It took several attempts to install the Jekyll engine (parser) inside the existing directory and setup, but it seems to be working. I had to delete the Pages directory a couple times and it looks like I lost some update counts. But whatevs.
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Still on the lookout
Summer is drawing to a close here in Portland, and I’m still looking for work. I had a good month of job search once my code class was done. But no solid offers came from it. So I’ll continue the search.
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Jekyll is now running
I recently installed the Jekyll blog engine on my GitHub Pages site. All good so far but the configuration is going to take some time.
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Panic!
Today several of us from Portland Code School took a tour of Panic Software. We do about one tour a week and this one was pretty unique.
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More fish, please
Over the years, my wife and I got into the habit of eating most meals separately. The idea evolved from Ann’s dietary needs.
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Introduction
We’ve been playing around with static site generators. Since I’m already using GitHub and Pages it seemed only logical that I use for testing. Jekyll is pretty straightforward so far. Let’s see how I can make this easier.


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by Basem Boshra Supervising Producer, CTV News Montreal | ContactMONTREAL - In what it's calling a North American first, a Quebec company is test marketing juice boxes with paper straws.
Lassonde Industries Inc., based in Rougemont, Quebec, announced the launch of the 200-ml Oasis apple juice boxes that, for now, will only be available at 10 St-Hubert restaurants and 14 IGA supermarkets in Quebec.
Lassonde developed the product with Tetra Pak, a global packaging company that helped produce similar juice boxes with paper straws in Europe this past summer. The carton and straw of the new juice boxes are both made from paper products and are recyclable.
"In the past few months, we have committed to finding sustainable solutions for making our containers more eco-responsible," said Jean Gattuso, president and CEO of Lassonde. "This initiative is a first step in that direction."
Paper straws, which are biodegradable and believed to be more environmentally friendly than plastic ones, have been growing in popularity in recent years.
St-Hubert stopped offering plastic straws in their restaurants in 2018, and its president, Richard Scofield, said offering the new juice boxes "is a logical next step for us."
Lassonde is also inviting consumers who do test the new juice boxes to give them feedback.


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February 17, 2002:
After canceling the January meeting due to inclement weather, the
Monroe County Genealogy Chapter held its first meeting of 2002 on February 17,
2002 at the Monroe County District Library Conference Room. Several items of
business were discussed including the approval of the budget for 2002.
The
hard binding order has returned from Crawford Bindery. Most of the books in
this order were from the family history section. President Karen Romick
expressed the chapter s appreciation for the generosity of its members who have
contributed to this long-range project. The binding has added to the
attractiveness of the room as well as adding durability and protection to the
items.
Closson Press will begin the printing of
Catharine Fedorchak s Family Research in Monroe County Volume
6. Publication of the book should be in March. In other publication
news, the Obituaries Volume 1 book has been reprinted and is available for
sale.
The next meeting will be March 17 at 2:00
p.m. in the Monroe County District Library Conference room. Karen Romick will
speak on the German-speaking heritage of Monroe County.
May 19, 2002
The Monroe County Chapter of the Ohio Genealogical
Society held its monthly meeting on May 19, 2002, at the Monroe County District
Library in Woodsfield. The guest
speaker was Rebecca Morgan who spoke on Using Transportation Routes to Locate
Ancestors.
In the business session, a discussion was held on
the church records preservation project.
Members are working to locate church records in the county and acquire
the church s permission to have these records preserved through microfilming.
In
publishing news, the Wayne Township Cemetery book has entered the proofreading
stage and should be ready for publication in late July. The seventh volume of the Family Research
in Monroe County by Catharine Fedorchak will be published later this
fall. There are three more volumes to
be published in this series.
The Chapter will purchase the remaining copies of
Shirley Neiswonger s book, Monroe County, Ohio Marriages 1867-1877. These books will be sold by the
chapter.
The chapter will explore the possibility of
publishing a pictorial history of Monroe County to coincide with the
Bicentennial of Ohio.
The June meeting
will be held at the home of Shirley Neiswonger in Beallsville. We will meet at the Veterans Memorial Park
in Beallsville and then travel to Shirley s home. It will be a covered dish lunch and a work session. We will help Shirley organize the back
issues of the Navigator.
The
Monroe County Chapter of the Ohio Genealogical Society met on Sunday, July 21,
2002.
In
updates, it was announced that the chapter has purchased both the CD and the
microfilm of the 1930 Monroe County census and both have been placed in the
Research Room of the library for use by patrons.
The
Wayne Township Cemetery book will be published next month. Work continues on the Research Room as a new
cataloging system has been implemented.
The winners of the Catharine Fedorchak
Award for the winning 4-H project in genealogy were announced. Arica Myers was the winner of the Senior
Division and Tasha Nething was the winner of the Junior Division. The young
ladies will be given a plaque and a $50 savings bond at the First Families &
Pioneer Families Reception held following the September meeting.
There
have been four applications approved for the First Families induction this
year. The deadline for application for
2002 will be August 30.
At
the August meeting we will discuss an idea presented regarding publishing a book
honoring the Monroe County service men who have lost their lives in
battle. This book will be published for
next year s bicentennial celebration of Ohio.
Dan Grammer was the guest
speaker. He spoke on Researching Court
Records.
Next month s speaker will be
Roger Pickenpaugh, author of River on a Rampage: The 1936 Flood.
September 15, 2002
The Monroe County Genealogical Chapter held
its annual First Families and Pioneer Families of Monroe County reception
following the chapter s regular September monthly meeting. First Families is a department of the
genealogical chapter and is open to anyone who is a descendant of an individual
who settled in Monroe County by December 31, 1830. Pioneer Families honors individuals who settled in Monroe County
by December 31, 1850.
Five new members were inducted into First Families making a total of 99
members and 136 ancestors that have been recorded in this group. The five new members were Alice Jones Menkel
of Henderson, Nevada, who was inducted through her ancestors, James Jones and
Daniel O. C. Jones. Her sons, David
Menkel of Henderson and Gary Menkel of Las Vegas, were also inducted. Melvin Eugene Huffman of Glenmore,
Pennsylvania, became a member though his ancestor Solomon Huffman and Mary
DeSalvo of Aberdeen, Washington, became a member through her descendancy from
the Dye family of Perry Township and also Ary Ridgeway Dye. Additionally,
Melvin Huffman became a member of Pioneer Families of Monroe County.
The Catharine Fedorchak
Award was also presented to the winners of the 4-H genealogy fair project. Arica Myers, a senior at Monroe Central High
School, won the Senior Division award.
Tasha Nething, a freshman at River High School, won the Junior Division
Award.
The next monthly meeting of
the genealogy chapter will be Sunday, October 20, at 2:00 p.m. at the
conference room of the Monroe County District Library. Harley Dakin will speak on the Cline Family
DNA Study. More information on the
chapter and its meetings can be found at
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China plans to launch a lander and rover to Mars next year to explore parts of the planet in detail.
Beijing’s burgeoning space programme achieved a lunar milestone earlier this year by landing a probe on the mysterious far side of the moon.
It has developed rapidly, especially since it conducted its first crewed mission in 2003, and has sought co-operation with space agencies in Europe and elsewhere.
The US has banned most space co-operation with China out of national security concerns, keeping Beijing from participating in the International Space Station.
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The lander on Thursday successfully avoided ground obstacles during a simulated low-gravity descent, according to the China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation (CASC), the space programme’s main contractor.
The refrigerator-sized craft was lowered gently on 36 cables through the air for about a minute and used onboard jets spraying rust-coloured fumes to alter its downward course.
“After the probe is launched, it will take about seven months to reach Mars, and the final procedure of landing will only last about seven minutes, which is the most difficult and the most risky part of the whole mission,” said the Mars mission’s chief designer, Zhang Rongqiao, standing before the 460ft-tall testing facility.
Recent rover crashes on the moon by Israel and India highlight the difficulties of safe landings from space.
The remote Comprehensive Testing Ground for Landing on Extraterrestrial Bodies run by CASC lies an hour north of the Great Wall from Beijing.
Guests at Thursday’s event came from 19 countries and included the ambassadors of Brazil, France and Italy.
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The Validation Confirm Widget is a textfield or a password form field in an HTML code form that display valid or invalid states when the user re-type or fails to re-type a value typed in another similar field from the same form. For example you can add a Validation Confirm Widget to a form in which a user should type twice the same password. If the user fails to type the same password in both fields, the widget returns a message stating that the password retype condition was not met.
A Spry widget is a page element containing built-in behaviors and functions that provide a richer user experience by enabling user interaction. These behaviors can include functionality that lets users show or hide content on the page, change the appearance (such as color of the input) in the page, interact with menu items, and much more.
The Spry framework supports a set of re-usable widgets, written in standard HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. You can easily insert these widgets — the code is HTML and JavaScript at its simplest — and then style the widget according to your liking.
Each widget in the Spry framework is associated with unique CSS and JavaScript files. The CSS file contains everything necessary for styling the widget, and the JavaScript file gives the widget its functionality. You must link both of these files to the page on which you want the widget to function and appear styled. Otherwise, the widget won’t have any functionality or styling. For more information, see the appropriate sections about linking associated files in the topics that follow.
The CSS and JavaScript files associated with a given widget are named after the widget, so it’s easy for you to know which files correspond to which widgets. (For example, the files associated with the Validation Confirm widget are called SpryValidationConfirm.css and SpryValidationConfirm.js).
See the Validation Confirm reference file and sample.
The Validation Confirm widget enables a commonly used pattern of verifying passwords by having users repeat the password or other field and 'confirming' they are identical before proceeding with the form submit. The Confirm widget is the second field that confirms the first.
Password: - A password field or Spry Password Validation widget.
Retype Password: - This is the confirm widget.
To create a Validation Confirm widget, a text field can be turned into a Spry Validation Confirm widget by adding a few elements to it.
You can create a widget by simply adding a HTML tag container (e.g. ) around text field. The container tag must have an ID. Any error messages go within this container. A small constructor script is added after the markup.
A basic Confirm Validation widget, with multiple error messages, looks like:
Password:<input type="password" name="password1" id="password1" />
Confirm:
<input type="password" name="confirm1" id="confirm1" />
A value is required.
The values do not match
 ...
In the constructor script, the values are: ("id of the widget container", "id of the field to confirm",{options})
The SpryValidationConfirm.css file contains rules which trigger the messages to display. The rules in the CSS file correspond to the class names specified in the HTML markup for the error messages. However, more complex selectors are required, which take into account the fact that a parent container can have a state class applied to it.
The following is the CSS code for SpryValidationConfirm.css file:
.confirmRequiredMsg, .confirmInvalidMsg, .confirmValidMsg { display: none; } .confirmRequiredState .confirmRequiredMsg, .confirmInvalidState .confirmInvalidMsg { display: inline; color: #CC3333; border: 1px solid #CC3333; } .confirmValidState input, input.confirmValidState { background-color: #B8F5B1; } input.confirmRequiredState, .confirmRequiredState input, input.confirmInvalidState, .confirmInvalidState input{ background-color: #FF9F9F; } .confirmFocusState input, input.confirmFocusState { background-color: #FFFFCC; }
As you can see, most of the rules simply handle the error states.
This section contains the following topics:
Locate the SpryValidationConfirm.js and add it to your site, if you didn't do it already. You can find the SpryValidationConfirm.js file in the 'widgets/confirmvalidation' folder in the Spry zip.
Locate the SpryValidationConfirm.css file and add it to your site, if you haven't done so already. You might choose to add it to the root folder or to a CSS folder, if you have one.
In the page code, link the SpryValidationConfirm.js file to your web page by inserting a script tag in the page’s head section:

Make sure the file path to the SpryValidationConfirm.js file is correct. This path will vary depending on where you include the file in your web site.
<link href="includes/SpryValidationConfirm.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" />
Make sure the file path to the SpryValidationConfirm.css file is correct. This path will vary depending on where you put the file in your web site.
<input type="password" id="password1" name="password1" />
<input type="password" id="password1" name="password1" />
<input type="password" name="fieldName" value="" />
<input type="password" id="password1" name="password1" />

<input type="password" name="fieldName" value="" />

<input type="password" id="password1" name="password1" />
 <input type="password" name="fieldName" value="" /> The values do not match

It is important that you make sure the ID of the container span tag matches the ID parameter you specified in the Spry.Widgets.ValidationConfirm method. It is also important that you make sure the JavaScript call comes after the HTML code for the widget.
 ...  <link href="includes/SpryValidationConfirm.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" /> ...   ...
<input type="password" id="password1" name="password1" />  <input type="password" name="fieldName" value="" />
The values do not match
 ...
Styling the Validation Confirm widget means changing the appearance of the error messages for different states.
The Validation Confirm widget comes with a CSS file (SpryValidationConfirm.css) that provides default styling for the error messages. You can easily style the error messages to your liking by simply changing the appropriate CSS rules.
To change the state appearance of the Confirm Validation widget:
Open the SpryValidationConfirm.css file. You can find the SpryValidationConfirm.css file in the 'widgets/confirmvalidation' directory.
The Confirm Validation widget comes with built-in CSS rules for the states and also for the elements (in this case, the error messages) that can be displayed for these states.
States define the look of the actual password field. 'Msg' classes control the look of the actual error messages.The following classes define the look of the error messages associated to the Validation Confirm widget:
.confirmRequiredMsg, .confirmInvalidMsg, .confirmValidMsg { display: none; } .confirmRequiredState .confirmRequiredMsg, .confirmInvalidState .confirmInvalidMsg { display: inline; color: #CC3333; border: 1px solid #CC3333; } .confirmValidState input, input.confirmValidState { background-color: #B8F5B1; } input.confirmRequiredState, .confirmRequiredState input, input.confirmInvalidState, .confirmInvalidState input{ background-color: #FF9F9F; } .confirmFocusState input, input.confirmFocusState { background-color: #FFFFCC; }
These styles can be changed to whatever is required. The regular rules of CSS apply, so they can be split up or edited as needed.
You cannot rename/replace class names associated with states in the SpryValidationConfirm.css file only with class names of your own, because the behaviors are hard-coded into the Spry framework. However, you can replace the default class with your desired class name by sending the new value as argument to the text field widget constructor. This does not apply for the error messages classes, as mentioned above.
Here is an example on how you can change the required state's CSS class name, without breaking its functionality:

The SpryValidationConfirm.css file has comments, explaining the selectors and the logic behind certain rules. Check it out for further information on styling.
There are a few options for the widget that will let you customize the behavior of the validation confirm.
| Option | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| isRequired | true or false | true | The user must fill in the confirm text field or password field in order to submit the form |
| validateOn | ["blur"]; ["change"]; | ["change"] | ["blur"]; ["change"]; or both together (["blur", "change"]). |
| additionalError | string | none | The id of an element in the page where the classes that applies to the main container also are added. |
| focusClass | string | Custom CSS class to use for the focus state. Replaces the default .ConfirmFocusState class. | |
| invalidClass | string | Custom CSS class to use for the invalid state. Replaces the default .ConfirmInvalidState class. | |
| requiredClass | string | Custom CSS class to use for the required state. Replaces the default .ConfirmFocusState class. | |
| validClass | string | Custom CSS class to use for the valid state. Replaces the default .ConfirmValidState class. |
The behavior of the Validation Confirm widget consists of:
For instance, when users try to submit the form with the incorrect Confirm strength, the form submission is blocked and the ConfirmRequiredState class is applied to the widget container.
By default, the 'isRequired' property is set to true - that means that the user must fill in the text field in order to submit the form. In order to allow the user to submit an empty field, the widget should have 'isRequired: false' as a property of the optional parameters.

The 'submit' action always checks the validity of the widget's selections. Besides the validation on submit, you can define other two options for the validation process:
The validateOn:"blur" option will trigger the validation process when the Confirm widget loses its focus. The validateOn: "change" option will trigger the validation process when the user is making the changes for the Confirm widget. You can add these options as follows:

To combine multiple attributes, simple include them within the {}, separated by commas.

The Confirm validation widget has 2 methods.
Reset
Used if you want to set the validation widget back to its default state.
<input type="button" value="Reset" onclick="ConfirmWidgetObject.reset();">
Validate
Used if you want to validate the widget from some other object or event.
<input type="button" value="Validate the field" onclick="ConfirmWidgetObject.validate();">
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