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User Research
We interviewed three students at the University of Washington with different major statuses to learn about the different, but all possible users of our app.
Interviewee A - Junior, 21, Psychology Major (Intended Informatics)
Interviewee A is an intended Informatics student. Being a junior, A was under pressure to get into a major, thus applied and got accepted into the Psychology major. However, A wishes to apply for and get accepted into Informatics again during the next application cycle. Because of her passion for Informatics, she actively seeks out to gain information about the events and opportunities offered by the program. However, she experiences a limitation to what she can find about the opportunities by herself. Because she does not receive these information but has to seek them by her own abilities, she finds that she is behind those who are in the major.
Interviewee B - Junior, 21, Art Major & Informatics Minor
Interviewee B applied for Informatics in her sophomore year, but unfortunately got rejected. She is already an Art major, so she decided to minor in Informatics. However, she can’t get into all the core classes, and she doesn’t receive emails about weekly events or other resources offered by the iSchool.
Interviewee C - Sophomore, 19, Psychology Major (Intended Informatics)
Interviewee C is not sure what Informatics really is, yet she still wants to apply because many of her friends are in the technology field and she thinks she can gain more useful knowledge from the major. She hopes to get more information about what people do in Informatics.
Evaluation
Interviewee A:
Interviewee A found that our application well addressed and solved the problem. However, as someone who actively seeks out for information herself, she admitted to how she might not actually download the application because there are pre-existing solutions such as the Facebook IUGA page or the iSchool website that she already uses to receive these types of information. From that, she said that our design might be good for freshmen or sophomores who might be interested in Informatics but might not be as involved or aware of these social communities and ways to receive information. She also stated that our home page was overloaded with information and that the home page should only include the most important information. Besides that, Interviewee A liked how these information were nicely organized and categorized into this one app.
Interviewee B:
Interviewee B is another potential user of our app. She stated that she thought this was a good way to reach out to students who are interested in Informatics and people who are not in the Informatics major email list. However, she doubted about some of the functions that the app has, for instance, the discussion part. She thought there are many functions that already exist, and there might be no people to respond to her post on this application. In addition, she thinks having a more organized and easy way to find jobs, discussion, and announcements is very unique, but she was wondering what will happen to the IUGA page, and confused if she should still go check on the IUGA page for some information that is important. Overall, she thought this app was great solution to fix the gap between Informatics students and non-informatics students, but she is not sure if many people will actually find the need to use it.


An article titled On the Materiality of Writing in Academia or Remembering Where I Put My Thoughts1 was published in the LSE Review of Books recently. Meier (2016) discusses the scattered nature of reading notes. Full articles are often consolidations of bits and pieces written in various places and contexts, and the processes of idea generation are inherently messy.
This feeling of messiness was very palpable when I did ethnography in C's home. First of all, there was the transition of format and locations for texts2. Reading materials were processed in different locations and settings, and it was difficult to develop a systematic approach to organize these texts.
Secondly, it was impossible to contextualize some studies into a single category. C dealt with this hardship by copying the same electronic file into different folders on her laptop, but she did not employ the same strategies to process materials in the print format.
Researcher: Do you separate the [print and electronic] articles that have been read and haven't been read?
C: Not really.
Researcher: So do you place them in random locations?
C: I know how they should be ordered in my mind. I categorize them by subject [on the computer], but I can't pinpoint some articles to single categories because many themes are associated with one another. I just process them based on my intuition.
Researcher: How can you tell if a paper has been read then?
C: I can see the difference.
Researcher: Oh, the highlights and notes!
Instead of coming up with a system to tackle the various reading materials and notes, C recognized her own engagement with the text by the visual traces. Regardless of the format, there would be cues which indicated cognitive practices.
The need to record and organize reading notes is actually shared by the humanity for centuries. Intellectuals in the past, such as Marcus Aurelius, Petrarch, and Montaigne kept commmonplace books, which are collections of ideas, observations, and quotes acquired in various contexts3. Moving to the present age, there are a plethora of knowledge databases which people can employ on their computers and other devices. Debates over which knowledge management system is the most effective one usually generate vibrant discussions.
Instead of fussing over clear organization methods, C identified the materials of relevance by bodily engaging with it, leaving highlights and notes. In a different article written by Meier (2016), she mentions marking the key passages in Hannah Arendt's On Revolution (1963) with yellow post-it notes. Whether or not she has collected these notes and created visible connections in a different place is not revealed, but leaving physical traces of reading notes has enhanced her understanding of the book and helped her draw connections with ideas presented elsewhere.
The method of leaving visual cues in the reading pieces does not apply to everyone's reading and note-taking practices. Some people may prefer tagging and categorizing notes in a comprehensive system. Still, it is fascinating to observe how an academic like C read and take notes.
http://blogs.lse.ac.uk/lsereviewofbooks/2016/02/26/the-materiality-of-research-on-the-materiality-of-writing-in-academia-or-remembering-where-i-put-my-thoughts-by-ninna-meier/ ↩
https://debbyca.github.io/2016/03/02/reading-materials/index.html ↩
http://thoughtcatalog.com/ryan-holiday/2013/08/how-and-why-to-keep-a-commonplace-book/ ↩
http://blogs.lse.ac.uk/lsereviewofbooks/2016/03/08/academic-inspiration-on-connectivity-or-what-reading-hannah-arendt-taught-me-about-the-relatedness-of-things-by-ninna-meier/ ↩


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Board Support Packges Documentation
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#include "bsp_bmp280_defs.h"
Go to the source code of this file.
Functions | |
| int8_t | bmp280_get_regs (uint8_t reg_addr, uint8_t *reg_data, uint8_t len, const struct bmp280_dev *dev) |
| This API reads the data from the given register address of the sensor. More... | |
| int8_t | bmp280_set_regs (uint8_t *reg_addr, const uint8_t *reg_data, uint8_t len, const struct bmp280_dev *dev) |
| This API writes the given data to the register addresses of the sensor. More... | |
| int8_t | bmp280_soft_reset (const struct bmp280_dev *dev) |
| This API triggers the soft reset of the sensor. More... | |
| int8_t | bmp280_init (struct bmp280_dev *dev) |
| This API is the entry point. It reads the chip-id and calibration data from the sensor. More... | |
| int8_t | bmp280_get_config (struct bmp280_config *conf, struct bmp280_dev *dev) |
| This API reads the data from the ctrl_meas register and config register. It gives the currently set temperature and pressure over-sampling configuration, power mode configuration, sleep duration and IIR filter coefficient. More... | |
| int8_t | bmp280_set_config (const struct bmp280_config *conf, struct bmp280_dev *dev) |
| This API writes the data to the ctrl_meas register and config register. It sets the temperature and pressure over-sampling configuration, power mode configuration, sleep duration and IIR filter coefficient. More... | |
| int8_t | bmp280_get_status (struct bmp280_status *status, const struct bmp280_dev *dev) |
| This API reads the status register. More... | |
| int8_t | bmp280_get_power_mode (uint8_t *mode, const struct bmp280_dev *dev) |
| This API reads the power mode. More... | |
| int8_t | bmp280_set_power_mode (uint8_t mode, struct bmp280_dev *dev) |
| This API writes the power mode. More... | |
| int8_t | bmp280_get_uncomp_data (struct bmp280_uncomp_data *uncomp_data, const struct bmp280_dev *dev) |
| This API reads the temperature and pressure data registers. It gives the raw temperature and pressure data. More... | |
| int8_t | bmp280_get_comp_temp_32bit (int32_t *comp_temp, int32_t uncomp_temp, struct bmp280_dev *dev) |
| This API is used to get the compensated temperature from uncompensated temperature. This API uses 32 bit integers. Temperature in degC, resolution is 0.01 DegC. output value of "5123" equals 51.23 degree Celsius. More... | |
| int8_t | bmp280_get_comp_pres_32bit (uint32_t *comp_pres, uint32_t uncomp_pres, const struct bmp280_dev *dev) |
| This API is used to get the compensated pressure from uncompensated pressure. This API uses 32 bit integers. Pressure in Pa as unsigned 32 bit integer output value of "96386" equals 96386 Pa = 963.86 hPa. More... | |
| int8_t | bmp280_get_comp_pres_64bit (uint32_t *pressure, uint32_t uncomp_pres, const struct bmp280_dev *dev) |
| This API is used to get the compensated pressure from uncompensated pressure. This API uses 64 bit integers. Pressure in Pa as unsigned 32 bit integer in Q24.8 format (24 integer bits and 8 fractional bits). Output value of "24674867" represents 24674867/256 = 96386.2 Pa = 963.862 hPa. More... | |
| int8_t | bmp280_get_comp_temp_double (double *temperature, int32_t uncomp_temp, struct bmp280_dev *dev) |
| This API is used to get the compensated temperature from uncompensated temperature. This API uses double floating precision. Temperature in degree Celsius , double precision. output value of "51.23" equals 51.23 degC. More... | |
| int8_t | bmp280_get_comp_pres_double (double *pressure, uint32_t uncomp_pres, const struct bmp280_dev *dev) |
| This API is used to get the compensated pressure from uncompensated pressure. This API uses double floating precision. Pressure in Pa as double. Output value of "96386.2" equals 96386.2 Pa = 963.862 hPa. More... | |
| uint8_t | bmp280_compute_meas_time (const struct bmp280_dev *dev) |
| This API computes the measurement time in milliseconds for the active configuration. More... | |
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Definition in file bsp_bmp280.h.
| uint8_t bmp280_compute_meas_time | ( | const struct bmp280_dev * | dev | ) |
This API computes the measurement time in milliseconds for the active configuration.
| [in] | dev | : Structure instance of bmp280_dev |
Definition at line 667 of file bsp_bmp280.c.
| int8_t bmp280_get_comp_pres_32bit | ( | uint32_t * | comp_pres, |
| uint32_t | uncomp_pres, | ||
| const struct bmp280_dev * | dev | ||
| ) |
This API is used to get the compensated pressure from uncompensated pressure. This API uses 32 bit integers. Pressure in Pa as unsigned 32 bit integer output value of "96386" equals 96386 Pa = 963.86 hPa.
| [out] | comp_pres | : 32 bit compensated pressure |
| [in] | uncomp_pres | : Raw pressure values from the sensor |
| [in] | dev | : structure instance of bmp280_dev |
| Zero | for Success, non-zero otherwise. |
This API is used to get the compensated pressure from uncompensated pressure. This API uses 32 bit integers. Pressure in Pa as unsigned 32 bit integer output value of "96386" equals 96386 Pa = 963.86 hPa.
Definition at line 476 of file bsp_bmp280.c.
| int8_t bmp280_get_comp_pres_64bit | ( | uint32_t * | pressure, |
| uint32_t | uncomp_pres, | ||
| const struct bmp280_dev * | dev | ||
| ) |
This API is used to get the compensated pressure from uncompensated pressure. This API uses 64 bit integers. Pressure in Pa as unsigned 32 bit integer in Q24.8 format (24 integer bits and 8 fractional bits). Output value of "24674867" represents 24674867/256 = 96386.2 Pa = 963.862 hPa.
| [out] | pressure | : compensated pressure |
| [in] | uncomp_pres | : Raw pressure values from the sensor |
| [in] | dev | : Structure instance of bmp280_dev |
| Zero | for Success, non-zero otherwise. |
This API is used to get the compensated pressure from uncompensated pressure. This API uses 64 bit integers. Pressure in Pa as unsigned 32 bit integer in Q24.8 format (24 integer bits and 8 fractional bits). Output value of "24674867" represents 24674867/256 = 96386.2 Pa = 963.862 hPa.
Definition at line 540 of file bsp_bmp280.c.
| int8_t bmp280_get_comp_pres_double | ( | double * | pressure, |
| uint32_t | uncomp_pres, | ||
| const struct bmp280_dev * | dev | ||
| ) |
This API is used to get the compensated pressure from uncompensated pressure. This API uses double floating precision. Pressure in Pa as double. Output value of "96386.2" equals 96386.2 Pa = 963.862 hPa.
| [out] | pressure | : compensated pressure |
| [in] | uncomp_pres | : Raw pressure values from the sensor |
| [in] | dev | : Structure instance of bmp280_dev |
| Zero | for Success, non-zero otherwise. |
This API is used to get the compensated pressure from uncompensated pressure. This API uses double floating precision. Pressure in Pa as double. Output value of "96386.2" equals 96386.2 Pa = 963.862 hPa.
Definition at line 622 of file bsp_bmp280.c.
| int8_t bmp280_get_comp_temp_32bit | ( | int32_t * | comp_temp, |
| int32_t | uncomp_temp, | ||
| struct bmp280_dev * | dev | ||
| ) |
This API is used to get the compensated temperature from uncompensated temperature. This API uses 32 bit integers. Temperature in degC, resolution is 0.01 DegC. output value of "5123" equals 51.23 degree Celsius.
| [out] | comp_temp | : 32 bit compensated temperature |
| [in] | uncomp_temp | : Raw temperature values from the sensor |
| [in] | dev | : Structure instance of bmp280_dev |
| Zero | for Success, non-zero otherwise. |
This API is used to get the compensated temperature from uncompensated temperature. This API uses 32 bit integers. Temperature in degC, resolution is 0.01 DegC. output value of "5123" equals 51.23 degree Celsius.
Definition at line 441 of file bsp_bmp280.c.
| int8_t bmp280_get_comp_temp_double | ( | double * | temperature, |
| int32_t | uncomp_temp, | ||
| struct bmp280_dev * | dev | ||
| ) |
This API is used to get the compensated temperature from uncompensated temperature. This API uses double floating precision. Temperature in degree Celsius , double precision. output value of "51.23" equals 51.23 degC.
| [out] | temperature | : compensated temperature |
| [in] | uncomp_temp | : Raw temperature values from the sensor |
| [in] | dev | : Structure instance of bmp280_dev |
| Zero | for Success, non-zero otherwise. |
This API is used to get the compensated temperature from uncompensated temperature. This API uses double floating precision. Temperature in degree Celsius , double precision. output value of "51.23" equals 51.23 degC.
Definition at line 589 of file bsp_bmp280.c.
| int8_t bmp280_get_config | ( | struct bmp280_config * | conf, |
| struct bmp280_dev * | dev | ||
| ) |
This API reads the data from the ctrl_meas register and config register. It gives the currently set temperature and pressure over-sampling configuration, power mode configuration, sleep duration and IIR filter coefficient.
| [out] | conf | : Current configuration of the bmp280 conf.osrs_t, conf.osrs_p = BMP280_OS_NONE, BMP280_OS_1X, BMP280_OS_2X, BMP280_OS_4X, BMP280_OS_8X, BMP280_OS_16X conf.odr = BMP280_ODR_0_5_MS, BMP280_ODR_62_5_MS, BMP280_ODR_125_MS, BMP280_ODR_250_MS, BMP280_ODR_500_MS, BMP280_ODR_1000_MS, BMP280_ODR_2000_MS, BMP280_ODR_4000_MS conf.filter = BMP280_FILTER_OFF, BMP280_FILTER_COEFF_2, BMP280_FILTER_COEFF_4, BMP280_FILTER_COEFF_8, BMP280_FILTER_COEFF_16 conf.spi3w_en = BMP280_SPI3_WIRE_ENABLE, BMP280_SPI3_WIRE_DISABLE |
| [in] | dev | : Structure instance of bmp280_dev |
| Zero | for Success, non-zero otherwise. |
Definition at line 298 of file bsp_bmp280.c.
| int8_t bmp280_get_power_mode | ( | uint8_t * | mode, |
| const struct bmp280_dev * | dev | ||
| ) |
This API reads the power mode.
| [out] | mode | : BMP280_SLEEP_MODE, BMP280_NORMAL_MODE, BMP280_FORCED_MODE |
| [in] | dev | : Structure instance of bmp280_dev |
| Zero | for Success, non-zero otherwise. |
Definition at line 364 of file bsp_bmp280.c.
| int8_t bmp280_get_regs | ( | uint8_t | reg_addr, |
| uint8_t * | reg_data, | ||
| uint8_t | len, | ||
| const struct bmp280_dev * | dev | ||
| ) |
This API reads the data from the given register address of the sensor.
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| [in] | reg_addr | : Register address from where the data to be read |
| [out] | reg_data | : Pointer to data buffer to store the read data. |
| [in] | len | : No of bytes of data to be read. |
| [in] | dev | : Structure instance of bmp280_dev. |
| Zero | for Success, non-zero otherwise. |
Definition at line 119 of file bsp_bmp280.c.
| int8_t bmp280_get_status | ( | struct bmp280_status * | status, |
| const struct bmp280_dev * | dev | ||
| ) |
This API reads the status register.
| [out] | status | : Status of the sensor status.measuring = BMP280_MEAS_DONE, BMP280_MEAS_ONGOING status.im_update = BMP280_IM_UPDATE_DONE, BMP280_IM_UPDATE_ONGOING |
| [in] | dev | : structure instance of bmp280_dev |
| Zero | for Success, non-zero otherwise. |
Definition at line 339 of file bsp_bmp280.c.
| int8_t bmp280_get_uncomp_data | ( | struct bmp280_uncomp_data * | uncomp_data, |
| const struct bmp280_dev * | dev | ||
| ) |
This API reads the temperature and pressure data registers. It gives the raw temperature and pressure data.
| [in] | uncomp_data | : Structure instance of bmp280_uncomp_data |
| [in] | dev | : Structure instance of bmp280_dev |
| Zero | for Success, non-zero otherwise. |
This API reads the temperature and pressure data registers. It gives the raw temperature and pressure data.
Definition at line 403 of file bsp_bmp280.c.
| int8_t bmp280_init | ( | struct bmp280_dev * | dev | ) |
This API is the entry point. It reads the chip-id and calibration data from the sensor.
| [in,out] | dev | : Structure instance of bmp280_dev |
| zero | -> Success / +ve value -> Warning / -ve value -> Error |
Definition at line 241 of file bsp_bmp280.c.
| int8_t bmp280_set_config | ( | const struct bmp280_config * | conf, |
| struct bmp280_dev * | dev | ||
| ) |
This API writes the data to the ctrl_meas register and config register. It sets the temperature and pressure over-sampling configuration, power mode configuration, sleep duration and IIR filter coefficient.
| [in] | conf | : Desired configuration to the bmp280 conf.osrs_t, conf.osrs_p = BMP280_OS_NONE, BMP280_OS_1X, BMP280_OS_2X, BMP280_OS_4X, BMP280_OS_8X, BMP280_OS_16X conf.odr = BMP280_ODR_0_5_MS, BMP280_ODR_62_5_MS, BMP280_ODR_125_MS, BMP280_ODR_250_MS, BMP280_ODR_500_MS, BMP280_ODR_1000_MS, BMP280_ODR_2000_MS, BMP280_ODR_4000_MS conf.filter = BMP280_FILTER_OFF, BMP280_FILTER_COEFF_2, BMP280_FILTER_COEFF_4, BMP280_FILTER_COEFF_8, BMP280_FILTER_COEFF_16 conf.spi3w_en = BMP280_SPI3_WIRE_ENABLE, BMP280_SPI3_WIRE_DISABLE |
| [in] | dev | : Structure instance of bmp280_dev |
| Zero | for Success, non-zero otherwise. |
Definition at line 330 of file bsp_bmp280.c.
| int8_t bmp280_set_power_mode | ( | uint8_t | mode, |
| struct bmp280_dev * | dev | ||
| ) |
This API writes the power mode.
| [out] | mode | : BMP280_SLEEP_MODE, BMP280_NORMAL_MODE, BMP280_FORCED_MODE |
| [in] | dev | : Structure instance of bmp280_dev |
| Zero | for Success, non-zero otherwise. |
Definition at line 386 of file bsp_bmp280.c.
| int8_t bmp280_set_regs | ( | uint8_t * | reg_addr, |
| const uint8_t * | reg_data, | ||
| uint8_t | len, | ||
| const struct bmp280_dev * | dev | ||
| ) |
This API writes the given data to the register addresses of the sensor.
| [in] | reg_addr | : Register address from where the data to be written. |
| [in] | reg_data | : Pointer to data buffer which is to be written in the sensor. |
| [in] | len | : No of bytes of data to write.. |
| [in] | dev | : Structure instance of bmp280_dev. |
| Zero | for Success, non-zero otherwise. |
Definition at line 152 of file bsp_bmp280.c.
| int8_t bmp280_soft_reset | ( | const struct bmp280_dev * | dev | ) |
This API triggers the soft reset of the sensor.
| [in] | dev | : Structure instance of bmp280_dev. |
| Zero | for Success, non-zero otherwise.. |
Definition at line 219 of file bsp_bmp280.c.


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The upper presents a plentiful helping of glossy black patent leather with black ballistic mesh also appearing on the throat and quarter. A white and blue tongue label adds just a touch of accenting color. Meanwhile, the heel tabs provide the design’s most clever detail by flipping the Air Jordan 11’s signature heel hit into an SB logo. Even the laces get in on the homage, swapping out the Dunk’s normal flat style for a thin rope lace, similar to what you’d see on an AJ11. Down below, a white midsole with Zoom Air cushioning in the heel and an icy blue translucent outsole complete the look.
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The Nike SB Dunk High Pro “Space Jam” will release on November 27 at retailers like BSTN. The MSRP is set at $110 USD.
Elsewhere in the world of footwear, the Air Jordan 6 is set to arrive in a two-tone “Washed Denim” style.
Nike SB Dunk High Pro “Space Jam”
Release Date
November 27, 2019 (US)
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TASTE OF CHERRY (director: Abbas Kiarostami; cast: Homayoun Ershadi (Mr. Badii), Mir Hossein Noori (The seminarian), Abdolrahman Bagheri (Mr. Bagheri, the taxidermist), Safar Ali Moradi (The soldier), 1997-Iran)
This is a come to your own conclusion movie, that might be a big let down if you were expecting to see the fable that is presented here come to a necessary resolution, but it is a film that gets better as you step away from it and realize how much intellectual weight there actually was in the telling of its austere story. It is vividly shot with a cast made up of mostly nonprofessional actors, as the director, Abbas Kiarostami, who many film critics consider to be one of the greatest living film directors around, is known for his use of the long shot, as he uses it to pan the harsh mountainous vistas and the faces of those itinerant Iranians, who are seen through the eyes of a forlorn and, at times, loquacious, middle-aged driver of a luxurious Range Rover, Mr. Badii (Ershadi), who is on a mission that he can't find the right words to explain fully its meaning, who wants to kill himself, and whose odyssey, takes us to the brown dirt fields and barren hills of the outskirts of Tehran, as the film is searching for answers to something it doesn't know for sure, as it relates to these three disciplines--- the military, religion, and science; or, it could be as it relates to the Kurds, Afghanis, and Turks; or as it relates to one's son, one's brother, and one's father.
Whatever Badii is searching for, this basically is still a philosophical movie, that asks people what is it that they want to get out of life and are they prepared to do something to ensure for themselves a happiness that hasn't been prescribed to them. It also indirectly asks the question, why would any one in good health and being sane, want to kill themselves.
Mr. Badii wants to pay someone to make sure he is dead.  If I reply, help me out of the hole. If I don't, cover my body with 20 spadefuls of dirt. Then take my car and there will be 200,000 tomans inside the glove compartment for you.
We don't really know the reason Mr. Badii wants to die and we know almost nothing about his personal life, except when he mentions to the poor seminarian he is trying to recruit for the job, that you don't know how someone else feels, you may be able to sympathize with them, but you could never understand their pain.
He seem to be an upper-class gentleman, as observed by his demeanor and appearance. But again, we can only guess at who he is and why he wants to commit suicide, to the director it is obviously not that important, or else he would have provided us with more information.
We first see Mr. Badii drive slowly through the streets of Tehran, as young men approach him asking for jobs as laborers. He then meets some children happily playing in a rusted car, and we see the stark contrasts of Iranian life, such as between the haves (Mr. Badii)-and-the have nots (the laborers), a theme that will run through the director's work.
He first encounters a laborer as he reaches the outskirts of town, who is on the job, but is presently talking on the phone, in an outdoor phone booth, about his money problems, and Badii tells him he has a job for him that pays plenty of money, but the laborer threatens to beat Mr. Badii up if he doesn't mind his own business and go away. He probably thought like I did, at first, that Badii was a pervert trying to pick him up. He next meets a poor worker, in a UCLA sweatshirt he found in the junk pile, who collects plastic bags for the factory to recycle, but expresses no interest in Mr. Badii's offer to make a lot of money, saying that this is what he knows how to do and doesn't want to do anything else.
He gives a timid Kurd soldier a ride back to the barracks and tries to engage him in a conversation, asking him what his army life is like, and starts reminiscing back to his army days, which he says were the happiest days in his life, where he met the friends he still has.The soldier, who was a farmer as a civilian, and says he needs the money, that army pay is not good enough, just doesn't want to do it, saying he is no grave digger, and the first chance he gets to run away from him, he does.
In his continuing quest, his car almost slides down the steep embankment, as he goes up a hill where only quarry workers are at, and a group of workers without saying anything, quickly come to his aid and push him out of his predicament. Again, the contrast between the men' silence and the noise from their work is explored.
When he comes across an old Afghani man, who is a security guard for a construction company, that has a gigantic concrete making machine on its premises, he tries to get the old man to come for a ride with him, telling him no one will steal the stuff, it is too big, besides today is a holiday. But the old man doesn't want to hear how unimportant his job is, he just wants to do his duty, whatever it may be, as he invites Badii up for some tea, making him climb up an unsteady ladder, which ironically Badii complains is unsafe, and this from someone who is ready to kill himself. It becomes evident to Badii that the lonely old man is not willing to kill him, so he doesn't even bother to present him with his proposal, but he turns his attention on the old man's young friend, who is just visiting him for a couple of days, and is a fellow Afghani, studying in the seminary. But he cannot do it for the reason that the Moslem religion does not permit suicide, and Badii's cogent argument, that sometimes by staying alive you do more harm to others than by dying, just falls on deaf ears.
At a particularly depressing work-site, where the dust is whirling around, and the workers all wear masks to help them breathe, Badii sits in his car and seems to be oblivious to all the rocks and bad air around him, and when a worker, who appears to be foreign, politely asks him to move his car, that it is in the way of the bulldozer, he seems unable to move or respond to the worker, as the worker asks him if he is feeling well.
The next scene, someone with an older voice, is talking with Badii, having already accepted the offer to do what he wants, as he has a sick anemic child that he needs the money for.
Mr. Bagheri (Baghieri) is a Turk, who talks incessantly, giving the film its lyrical voice it badly needed to counterpoint the tremendously impressive visual scope the film has so far counted on to give it its artistic touch, with its long shots of the barren mountain terrain the soldiers train on and where the workers spend their life on, and its close-ups on Badii in his vehicle. The table is now turned, as Badii becomes very quiet because he does not have to talk Mr. Bagheri into doing the job, as Mr. Bagheri tries his best to convince him that life is worth living, as he tells him about how his own suicide attempt ended in a failure, how he tried to hang himself on a mulberry tree, but ended up tasting the mulberry. Then he asks Badii, Don't you want to taste the cherry? Don't you want to see the dawn and the beauty of the sunset, and the stars and the moon? As he offers logical reasons for staying alive, that are indisputable. But Badii is concerned only with going over the details of his plan with Mr. Baghieri, who it turns out works in the museum of natural history, and is a man of science, a taxidermist, who was out on the hills gathering quails to be stuffed. Again, the theme of contrasts is shown, as a man who takes life, is also the one who argues vehemently to preserve life.
The women we see all wear head scarves, which to the Westerner, is an archaic way of treating women, but to Kiarostami, he could have shot these women this way as a very subtle dig at Iranian culture, as he shows that even educated women who are working at the museum are clad that way, and one scarved modern woman asks Badii as he drives by, to snap a photo of her and the man she is with. Kiarostami' point is that all women are meant to be demeaned by such rigid laws of the state.
As I was trying to figure out where we were going with this suicide, the film suddenly changed directions, and depending on how you feel a film should be made, might depend on how you felt about what the director did, which was to follow Badii back to his affluent apartment in town, as we are not shown if he took the pills or not, and then we see it is daytime and soldiers are doing marching drills in the hills and then taking a break and joking around with each other, as a film crew is talking to Badii, who is smoking a cigarette, with the film crew indicating that they have just wrapped up shooting the film they were working on, as a film within a film.
Films are meant to pose questions and not tell stories, is what the director is now telling us, since questions are more important to him, than anything else, they make us think harder about the things we do.
My thought about the death of the linear film, as pronounced by the director, is that, if all you did was ask questions, as valuable as they are in the process of educating yourself, you would still end up being the idiot questioner, if that is all you did, question everything, because somewhere along the line, if you are honest with yourself, you will have to take a stand and state what it is you believe, and that statement might come across best in a linear story or some other film format, and not by posing more questions and becoming dogmatic about how a film should be made.Why Kiarostami might resort to this form of filmmaking, at least for this film, could have something to do with Iran's repressive government and their long list of intolerances, that if he openly criticized them, it would probably result in no more Kiarostami films for foreigners to adore.
I'm a little reluctant to accept any one way of making films, as being the vade mecum of filmmaking, you just try to do what you can, if the film has a magic to it, it will work. I thought the ending of the film was not only a cop out, you don't know for sure if Mr. Badii committed suicide or not, but it also took the air out of the story's power and made it seem like a tease someone plays on you, first getting your hopes up and then going back on their word. Kiarostami was having fun with the audience, and if you weren't in the mood for his jokes, then you might have thought like I did, that it was just too contrived and took away a very good experience I was having, with my imagination working on all cylinders, stimulated by the complexity of the problems raised; and, by ending the film on that false note, and shooting it on video instead of film, it made it seem to me as if this was not a totally-serious attempt to look at ourselves and the society we live in, as I originally thought it was. If Kiarostami thought I needed a break at that point of the film, that I was forgetting that it was just a film I was seeing, then he miscalculated how I felt. But I still believe the film had a potent political message that was delivered subterraneously, a message that is meant to shake us out of the habitual way we look at life (and at film), and fail to recognize how important our dreamworld really is to us.
And, in any case, I know from my past experiences with great filmmakers, that sometimes I don't like what I see from them the first time and later on change my mind and see more clearly what they were doing. So I'll leave open the option that my distaste for the film's ending will be subject to change, that is, if that is meant to be so.
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It is well known that our brain is able merge different kinds of information to get a better understanding of the world. For instance, in a party, with much noise, the brain uses the visual information given by the motion of the lips, together with the auditive information to better understand the person that is speaking. But in some cases, our perception of the sound might change just with a change in the image.
A nice example of this is the ‘McGurk Effect’, that shows that our brain ‘hears’ what it sees. You can see an example here:
The idea is that, when looking at somebody talking, the sound that we understand is in accordance with what we see. So, if the image is changed, but not the sound, our perception of the sound changes.


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Trading_CompleteSaleRequestType Class Reference
| Inherits from | Trading_AbstractRequestType : NSObject |
| Declared in | Trading_CompleteSaleRequestType.h Trading_CompleteSaleRequestType.m |
Overview
Enables a seller to do various tasks after the creation of a single line item or
multiple line item order. Typically, this call is used after the
buyer has paid for the order, but it can be called by the
seller beforehand. Typical post-payment tasks available to this call include
marking the order as paid, marking the order as shipped, providing shipment tracking
details, and leaving feedback for the buyer.
@ingroup EBayAPIInterface
Tasks
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itemID
Unique identifier for an eBay item listing. An ItemID can be paired up
property
with a corresponding TransactionID and used in the CompleteSale request
to identify a single line item order.
Unless an OrderLineItemID is used to identify a single line item order,
or the OrderID is used to identify a single or multiple line item
order, the ItemID/TransactionID pair must be
specified. For a multiple line item order, OrderID
must be used. If OrderID or OrderLineItemID are specified, the
ItemID/TransactionID pair is ignored if present in the same request. -
transactionID
Unique identifier for an eBay order line item (transaction). The
property
TransactionID can be paired up with the corresponding ItemID and used in
the CompleteSale request to identify a single line item order.
Unless an OrderLineItemID is used to identify a single line item order,
or the OrderID is used to identify a single or multiple line item
order, the ItemID/TransactionID pair must be
specified. For a multiple line item order, OrderID
must be used. If OrderID or OrderLineItemID are specified, the
ItemID/TransactionID pair is ignored if present in the same request. -
feedbackInfo
This container is used by the seller to leave feedback for the buyer for the
property
order line item identified in the call request. The seller must include and
specify all fields of this type, including the buyer’s eBay User ID, the
Feedback rating (a seller can only leave a buyer a “Positive” rating), and a
comment, which helps justify the Feedback rating. The eBay User ID must match
the buyer who bought the order line item, or an error will occur. An error will
also occur if Feedback has already been left for the buyer (either through API
or the Web flow).
To determine if Feedback has already been left for an order line item, you can
call GetFeedback, passing in the
OrderLineItemID value in the call request. -
shipped
The seller includes and sets this field to true if the order has been
property
shipped. If the call is successful, the order line item(s) are marked as
Shipped in My eBay.
If the seller includes and sets this field to false, the order line item(s)
are marked (or remain) as Not Shipped in My eBay.
If this field is not included, the shipped status of the order line
item(s) remain unchanged in My eBay.
If shipment tracking information is provided for an order line item through
the Shipment container in the same request, the order line item is marked as
shipped automatically and the Shipped field is not
required.
For orders going through the new payment process, DE and AT sellers mark an
order as shipped to expedite the seller payout process. -
paid
The seller includes and sets this field to true if the buyer has paid for
property
the order. If the call is successful, the
order line item(s) are marked as Paid in My eBay.
If the seller includes and sets this field to false, the order line item(s)
are marked (or remain) as Not Paid in My eBay.
If this field is not included, the paid status of the order line
item(s) remain unchanged in My eBay.
If an order is going through the new eBay payment process, DE and AT sellers
cannot use this field to mark the order as paid, as this can only be
done by eBay. -
listingType
This field is required if CompleteSale is being used for a Half.com
property
order. The value should be set to Half, which is the only applicable
ListingType value for this call. -
shipment
Container consisting of shipment tracking information, shipped time, and an
property
optional text field to provide additional details to the buyer. Setting the
tracking number and shipping carrier automatically marks the item as shipped
and the Shipped field is not required.
(If you supply ShipmentTrackingNumber you must also supply
ShippingCarrierUsed, otherwise you will get an error.
To modify the shipping tracking number and/or carrier, supply the new number
in ShipmentTrackingNumber or supply the value for
ShippingCarrierUsed or both. The old number and carrier
are deleted and the new ones are added.
To simply delete the current tracking details altogether, supply empty
Shipment tags.
Note:
Top-rated sellers must have a record of uploading shipment tracking
information (through site or through API) for at least 90 percent of their order line
items (purchased by U.S. buyers) to keep their status as Top-rated sellers. For more
information on changes to eBay’s Top-rated seller program, see the
2012 Fall Seller Update page.
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orderID
A unique identifier that identifies a single line item or multiple line
property
item order.
For a single line item order, the OrderID value is identical to the
OrderLineItemID value that is generated upon creation of the order line
item. For multiple line item orders, the OrderID value is created by eBay
when the buyer is purchasing multiple order line items from the same seller at the same time.
For multiple line item orders not going through the eBay Cart flow, a Combined Payment order can be created by the seller
through the AddOrder call. The OrderID can be used in the CompleteSale
request to identify a single or multiple line item order.
OrderID overrides an OrderLineItemID or ItemID/TransactionID pair if
these fields are also specified in the same request. -
orderLineItemID
OrderLineItemID is a unique identifier for an eBay order line item and
property
is based upon the concatenation of ItemID and TransactionID, with a
hyphen in between these two IDs. For a single line item order, the
OrderLineItemID value can be passed into the OrderID field in the
CompleteSale request.
Unless an ItemID/TransactionID pair is used to identify a single line
item order, or the OrderID is used to identify a single or multiple line
item order, the OrderLineItemID must be specified.
For a multiple line item order, OrderID must be
used. If OrderLineItemID is specified, the ItemID/TransactionID pair are
ignored if present in the same request.
Properties
feedbackInfo
This container is used by the seller to leave feedback for the buyer for the
order line item identified in the call request. The seller must include and
specify all fields of this type, including the buyer’s eBay User ID, the
Feedback rating (a seller can only leave a buyer a “Positive” rating), and a
comment, which helps justify the Feedback rating. The eBay User ID must match
the buyer who bought the order line item, or an error will occur. An error will
also occur if Feedback has already been left for the buyer (either through API
or the Web flow).
To determine if Feedback has already been left for an order line item, you can
call GetFeedback, passing in the
OrderLineItemID value in the call request.
@property (nonatomic, retain) Trading_FeedbackInfoType *feedbackInfo
Discussion
This container is used by the seller to leave feedback for the buyer for the
order line item identified in the call request. The seller must include and
specify all fields of this type, including the buyer’s eBay User ID, the
Feedback rating (a seller can only leave a buyer a “Positive” rating), and a
comment, which helps justify the Feedback rating. The eBay User ID must match
the buyer who bought the order line item, or an error will occur. An error will
also occur if Feedback has already been left for the buyer (either through API
or the Web flow).
To determine if Feedback has already been left for an order line item, you can
call GetFeedback, passing in the
OrderLineItemID value in the call request.
type : class Trading_FeedbackInfoType
Declared In
Trading_CompleteSaleRequestType.h
itemID
Unique identifier for an eBay item listing. An ItemID can be paired up
with a corresponding TransactionID and used in the CompleteSale request
to identify a single line item order.
Unless an OrderLineItemID is used to identify a single line item order,
or the OrderID is used to identify a single or multiple line item
order, the ItemID/TransactionID pair must be
specified. For a multiple line item order, OrderID
must be used. If OrderID or OrderLineItemID are specified, the
ItemID/TransactionID pair is ignored if present in the same request.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *itemID
Discussion
Unique identifier for an eBay item listing. An ItemID can be paired up
with a corresponding TransactionID and used in the CompleteSale request
to identify a single line item order.
Unless an OrderLineItemID is used to identify a single line item order,
or the OrderID is used to identify a single or multiple line item
order, the ItemID/TransactionID pair must be
specified. For a multiple line item order, OrderID
must be used. If OrderID or OrderLineItemID are specified, the
ItemID/TransactionID pair is ignored if present in the same request.
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Trading_CompleteSaleRequestType.h
listingType
This field is required if CompleteSale is being used for a Half.com
order. The value should be set to Half, which is the only applicable
ListingType value for this call.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *listingType
Discussion
This field is required if CompleteSale is being used for a Half.com
order. The value should be set to Half, which is the only applicable
ListingType value for this call.
type: string constant in Trading_ListingTypeCodeType.h
Declared In
Trading_CompleteSaleRequestType.h
orderID
A unique identifier that identifies a single line item or multiple line
item order.
For a single line item order, the OrderID value is identical to the
OrderLineItemID value that is generated upon creation of the order line
item. For multiple line item orders, the OrderID value is created by eBay
when the buyer is purchasing multiple order line items from the same seller at the same time.
For multiple line item orders not going through the eBay Cart flow, a Combined Payment order can be created by the seller
through the AddOrder call. The OrderID can be used in the CompleteSale
request to identify a single or multiple line item order.
OrderID overrides an OrderLineItemID or ItemID/TransactionID pair if
these fields are also specified in the same request.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *orderID
Discussion
A unique identifier that identifies a single line item or multiple line
item order.
For a single line item order, the OrderID value is identical to the
OrderLineItemID value that is generated upon creation of the order line
item. For multiple line item orders, the OrderID value is created by eBay
when the buyer is purchasing multiple order line items from the same seller at the same time.
For multiple line item orders not going through the eBay Cart flow, a Combined Payment order can be created by the seller
through the AddOrder call. The OrderID can be used in the CompleteSale
request to identify a single or multiple line item order.
OrderID overrides an OrderLineItemID or ItemID/TransactionID pair if
these fields are also specified in the same request.
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Trading_CompleteSaleRequestType.h
orderLineItemID
OrderLineItemID is a unique identifier for an eBay order line item and
is based upon the concatenation of ItemID and TransactionID, with a
hyphen in between these two IDs. For a single line item order, the
OrderLineItemID value can be passed into the OrderID field in the
CompleteSale request.
Unless an ItemID/TransactionID pair is used to identify a single line
item order, or the OrderID is used to identify a single or multiple line
item order, the OrderLineItemID must be specified.
For a multiple line item order, OrderID must be
used. If OrderLineItemID is specified, the ItemID/TransactionID pair are
ignored if present in the same request.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *orderLineItemID
Discussion
OrderLineItemID is a unique identifier for an eBay order line item and
is based upon the concatenation of ItemID and TransactionID, with a
hyphen in between these two IDs. For a single line item order, the
OrderLineItemID value can be passed into the OrderID field in the
CompleteSale request.
Unless an ItemID/TransactionID pair is used to identify a single line
item order, or the OrderID is used to identify a single or multiple line
item order, the OrderLineItemID must be specified.
For a multiple line item order, OrderID must be
used. If OrderLineItemID is specified, the ItemID/TransactionID pair are
ignored if present in the same request.
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Trading_CompleteSaleRequestType.h
paid
The seller includes and sets this field to true if the buyer has paid for
the order. If the call is successful, the
order line item(s) are marked as Paid in My eBay.
If the seller includes and sets this field to false, the order line item(s)
are marked (or remain) as Not Paid in My eBay.
If this field is not included, the paid status of the order line
item(s) remain unchanged in My eBay.
If an order is going through the new eBay payment process, DE and AT sellers
cannot use this field to mark the order as paid, as this can only be
done by eBay.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSNumber *paid
Discussion
The seller includes and sets this field to true if the buyer has paid for
the order. If the call is successful, the
order line item(s) are marked as Paid in My eBay.
If the seller includes and sets this field to false, the order line item(s)
are marked (or remain) as Not Paid in My eBay.
If this field is not included, the paid status of the order line
item(s) remain unchanged in My eBay.
If an order is going through the new eBay payment process, DE and AT sellers
cannot use this field to mark the order as paid, as this can only be
done by eBay.
type : NSNumber, wrapper for primitive bool
Declared In
Trading_CompleteSaleRequestType.h
shipment
Container consisting of shipment tracking information, shipped time, and an
optional text field to provide additional details to the buyer. Setting the
tracking number and shipping carrier automatically marks the item as shipped
and the Shipped field is not required.
(If you supply ShipmentTrackingNumber you must also supply
ShippingCarrierUsed, otherwise you will get an error.
To modify the shipping tracking number and/or carrier, supply the new number
in ShipmentTrackingNumber or supply the value for
ShippingCarrierUsed or both. The old number and carrier
are deleted and the new ones are added.
To simply delete the current tracking details altogether, supply empty
Shipment tags.
Note:
Top-rated sellers must have a record of uploading shipment tracking
information (through site or through API) for at least 90 percent of their order line
items (purchased by U.S. buyers) to keep their status as Top-rated sellers. For more
information on changes to eBay’s Top-rated seller program, see the
2012 Fall Seller Update page.
@property (nonatomic, retain) Trading_ShipmentType *shipment
Discussion
Container consisting of shipment tracking information, shipped time, and an
optional text field to provide additional details to the buyer. Setting the
tracking number and shipping carrier automatically marks the item as shipped
and the Shipped field is not required.
(If you supply ShipmentTrackingNumber you must also supply
ShippingCarrierUsed, otherwise you will get an error.
To modify the shipping tracking number and/or carrier, supply the new number
in ShipmentTrackingNumber or supply the value for
ShippingCarrierUsed or both. The old number and carrier
are deleted and the new ones are added.
To simply delete the current tracking details altogether, supply empty
Shipment tags.
Note:
Top-rated sellers must have a record of uploading shipment tracking
information (through site or through API) for at least 90 percent of their order line
items (purchased by U.S. buyers) to keep their status as Top-rated sellers. For more
information on changes to eBay’s Top-rated seller program, see the
2012 Fall Seller Update page.
type : class Trading_ShipmentType
Declared In
Trading_CompleteSaleRequestType.h
shipped
The seller includes and sets this field to true if the order has been
shipped. If the call is successful, the order line item(s) are marked as
Shipped in My eBay.
If the seller includes and sets this field to false, the order line item(s)
are marked (or remain) as Not Shipped in My eBay.
If this field is not included, the shipped status of the order line
item(s) remain unchanged in My eBay.
If shipment tracking information is provided for an order line item through
the Shipment container in the same request, the order line item is marked as
shipped automatically and the Shipped field is not
required.
For orders going through the new payment process, DE and AT sellers mark an
order as shipped to expedite the seller payout process.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSNumber *shipped
Discussion
The seller includes and sets this field to true if the order has been
shipped. If the call is successful, the order line item(s) are marked as
Shipped in My eBay.
If the seller includes and sets this field to false, the order line item(s)
are marked (or remain) as Not Shipped in My eBay.
If this field is not included, the shipped status of the order line
item(s) remain unchanged in My eBay.
If shipment tracking information is provided for an order line item through
the Shipment container in the same request, the order line item is marked as
shipped automatically and the Shipped field is not
required.
For orders going through the new payment process, DE and AT sellers mark an
order as shipped to expedite the seller payout process.
type : NSNumber, wrapper for primitive bool
Declared In
Trading_CompleteSaleRequestType.h
transactionID
Unique identifier for an eBay order line item (transaction). The
TransactionID can be paired up with the corresponding ItemID and used in
the CompleteSale request to identify a single line item order.
Unless an OrderLineItemID is used to identify a single line item order,
or the OrderID is used to identify a single or multiple line item
order, the ItemID/TransactionID pair must be
specified. For a multiple line item order, OrderID
must be used. If OrderID or OrderLineItemID are specified, the
ItemID/TransactionID pair is ignored if present in the same request.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *transactionID
Discussion
Unique identifier for an eBay order line item (transaction). The
TransactionID can be paired up with the corresponding ItemID and used in
the CompleteSale request to identify a single line item order.
Unless an OrderLineItemID is used to identify a single line item order,
or the OrderID is used to identify a single or multiple line item
order, the ItemID/TransactionID pair must be
specified. For a multiple line item order, OrderID
must be used. If OrderID or OrderLineItemID are specified, the
ItemID/TransactionID pair is ignored if present in the same request.
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Trading_CompleteSaleRequestType.h


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So if it's not these........
Simply put:
"DevOps is a philosophy."
A concept that promotes:
and so on, and so on,...
Ticketing Systems as Tools of Oppression?
I created a ticket! It's your problem now!
On-Call Sucks!
Woken up in the middle of the night for something out of your control?
On call twice (or more) per month?
One-man Ops Team?
Agile Methods
More work with less people!
Responsibility with no Authority
We chose this soution, look after it! - Whoops it sucks!
But...
Changing
Start simple
DevOps is Laying the SMAC Down!
Start the conversation!
DevOps scares people. - Why?
Whether it's a goal or a by-product,
the philosophy of DevOps leads to
Continuous Improvement in those that adopt it.
The key to Continuous Improvement is lowering cycle time.
Low cycle time makes better fighter jets!
Even equal time:
Shorter cycle time = Quicker to learn and adapt
Reducing the time and reducing the barriers between
discovery, analysis, feedback and response
leads to quicker learning!
"Do Not Fear Failure."
Failure Testing = Taking control of failure!
Failure WILL happen
SHARE THE RESULTS!
System and Operational knowledge sharing
How it's supposed to work vs. How it acutally works
Highlights "untestable" systems
If you can't test it, it's not fault tolerant
Fail often...but fail TOGETHER!
It's all about CAP.
Information and Transparency
Overlap and Face Time
Flexible Work Hours, Make yourself available!
Small, flexible teams
Self-Organizing
Independent
Communication
Solving the "Over the Shoulder" Problem
Keep Up Process!
Standups, Retros, 1-on-1's
Share Metrics!
All about transparency
Culture - Like the people!
IGNITE Talks are quick, organized presentations on a small, but complete topic
Stimulate diverse, AdHoc conversations between particpants
Participants submit a list of topics they want to discuss
The group votes for the popularity / interest in each topic
The group decides how to split up the selected topics
For example, three concurrent groups, 45 minutes each, three time blocks
Participants can join whichever discussion they want, for however long they want.
Conversations are unstructured and informal.
Container technology is very new, but very exciting!
"Containerizing" tools and processes creates a division of tasks.
Docker Containers for Workstations - Each container has the tools and setup to accomplish a specific task.
Container != VM
Light-weight configuration management tool.
Shallow learning curve.
Wiki Setup Page of Doom? --> Ansible playbook.
Concentric Shell Scripts? --> Ansible Playbook
Test your infrastructure!
Validate your Configuration Management.
We would want it for PAAS.
Leads to "Test Driven Infrastructure".
Decoupled from Configuration Management.
Still no.
Platform monitoring tool.
It's not NewRelic - Focused on 'Capacity Monitoring'.
No application traces - Not for code optimization.
Java / JMX Compatible.
Integrations for Nagios (in) and OpsGenie (out).
Open sourced plugins - We could write our own!
It is NOT:
Continuous Deployment
Automating ALL THE THINGS!
It IS:
Eliminating bottlenecks in delivering software!
Some blockers:
Continuous Delivery is about removing blockers!
Conquering the Impossible Project!
Neither!
Reflexive Feedback Loops - Changing one (or two) changes the others!
Map out your processes to see where bottlenecks exists!
Define your end goals!
Especially when choosing technology!
Did I mention SHARING?
EVERYWHERE!
TELUS (~43K Employees) is starting to employ DevOps principles
They use a "Transformation Team" to:
Two years into a five year plan.
"Planted the seeds" into various small groups of TELUS.
Starting to see small returns in small groups - Koodo
Executive Buy-in! - from the CEO!
HipChat, Slack, or FlowDock
Chatbots!
Alerts, Notification, and Deployments
We are leading the charge!
Our deployments are pretty good!
"Two button deployment!"
We are leading the charge on ChatOps!
Deploy spikes, alerts, LiveBot, Front-End Business
There's no alternative to Liquibase.
You're using it or you're not
Everyone is as bad at schema migrations as us
We're doing DevOps with the Business!
JIRA Workflows, ChatOps, Dashboards, Post-mortems
We should be running PaaS.
Let's amp up our serverspec efforts.
Even for manually created infrastructure
Logstash - nohup is good hup.
Start sharing with Dev!
Guerilla DevOps Warfare
Moar MeetUps!
Give DataDog a shot.
Dockerize sensu-clients.
What are our barriers for delivery?
lita.io for LiveBot?
The Cloud = SAAS + Amazon + 'A bunch of stuff that doesn't really matter'
A small box of business cards looks like a juice box in an airport baggage scanner...
Really
..I mean it.
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fpc: Flexible Procedures for Clustering
Various methods for clustering and cluster validation.
Fixed point clustering. Linear regression clustering. Clustering by
merging Gaussian mixture components. Symmetric
and asymmetric discriminant projections for visualisation of the
separation of groupings. Cluster validation statistics
for distance based clustering including corrected Rand index.
Cluster-wise cluster stability assessment. Methods for estimation of
the number of clusters: Calinski-Harabasz, Tibshirani and Walther's
prediction strength, Fang and Wang's bootstrap stability.
Gaussian/multinomial mixture fitting for mixed
continuous/categorical variables. Variable-wise statistics for cluster
interpretation. DBSCAN clustering. Interface functions for many
clustering methods implemented in R, including estimating the number of
clusters with kmeans, pam and clara. Modality diagnosis for Gaussian
mixtures. For an overview see package?fpc.
| Version: |
2.1-11.1 |
| Depends: |
R (≥ 2.0) |
| Imports: |
MASS, cluster, mclust, flexmix, prabclus, class, diptest, mvtnorm, robustbase, kernlab, trimcluster, grDevices, graphics, methods, stats, utils |
| Suggests: |
tclust, pdfCluster |
| Published: |
2018-07-20 |
| Author: |
Christian Hennig |
| Maintainer: |
ORPHANED |
| License: |
GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL] |
| URL: |
http://www.homepages.ucl.ac.uk/~ucakche/ |
| NeedsCompilation: |
no |
| In views: |
Cluster, Multivariate |
| CRAN checks: |
fpc results |
Downloads:
Reverse dependencies:
| Reverse depends: |
MSeasy, RWeightedKmeans |
| Reverse imports: |
beadplexr, bootcluster, clustrd, conjoint, dendextend, IPCAPS, MEGENA, nullabor, pathfindR, QuantumClone, RaceID, robCompositions, RPANDA, semiArtificial, Seurat, stream, tspmeta |
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public final class UUID
A class that represents an immutable universally unique identifier (UUID). A UUID represents a 128-bit value.
There exist different variants of these global identifiers. The methods of this class are for manipulating the Leach-Salz variant, although the constructors allow the creation of any variant of UUID (described below).
The layout of a variant 2 (Leach-Salz) UUID is as follows: The most significant long consists of the following unsigned fields:
0xFFFFFFFF00000000 time_low 0x00000000FFFF0000 time_mid 0x000000000000F000 version 0x0000000000000FFF time_hiThe least significant long consists of the following unsigned fields:
0xC000000000000000 variant 0x3FFF000000000000 clock_seq 0x0000FFFFFFFFFFFF node
The variant field contains a value which identifies the layout of the UUID. The bit layout described above is valid only for a UUID with a variant value of 2, which indicates the Leach-Salz variant.
The version field holds a value that describes the type of this UUID. There are four different basic types of UUIDs: time-based, DCE security, name-based, and randomly generated UUIDs. These types have a version value of 1, 2, 3 and 4, respectively.
For more information including algorithms used to create UUIDs, see the Internet-Draft UUIDs and GUIDs or the standards body definition at ISO/IEC 11578:1996.
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Constructs a new UUID using the specified data. |
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int |
clockSequence()
The clock sequence value associated with this UUID. |
int |
compareTo(UUID val)
Compares this UUID with the specified UUID. |
boolean |
equals(Object obj)
Compares this object to the specified object. |
static UUID |
fromString(String name)
Creates a UUID from the string standard representation as described in the toString() method. |
long |
getLeastSignificantBits()
Returns the least significant 64 bits of this UUID's 128 bit value. |
long |
getMostSignificantBits()
Returns the most significant 64 bits of this UUID's 128 bit value. |
int |
hashCode()
Returns a hash code for this UUID . |
static UUID |
nameUUIDFromBytes(byte[] name)
Static factory to retrieve a type 3 (name based) UUID based on the specified byte array. |
long |
node()
The node value associated with this UUID. |
static UUID |
randomUUID()
Static factory to retrieve a type 4 (pseudo randomly generated) UUID. |
long |
timestamp()
The timestamp value associated with this UUID. |
String |
toString()
Returns a String object representing this
UUID . |
int |
variant()
The variant number associated with this UUID. |
int |
version()
The version number associated with this UUID. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
|---|
clone, finalize, getClass, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait |
| Constructor Detail |
|---|
public UUID(long mostSigBits, long leastSigBits)
mostSigBits
- leastSigBits
- | Method Detail |
|---|
public static UUID randomUUID()
UUID
is generated using a cryptographically strong
pseudo random number generator.
public static UUID nameUUIDFromBytes(byte[] name)
name
- a byte array to be used to construct a UUID.
public static UUID fromString(String name)
toString()
method.
name
- a string that specifies a UUID.
IllegalArgumentException
- if name does not conform to the
string representation as described in toString()
.public long getLeastSignificantBits()
public long getMostSignificantBits()
public int version()
public int variant()
public long timestamp()
The 60 bit timestamp value is constructed from the time_low, time_mid, and time_hi fields of this UUID. The resulting timestamp is measured in 100-nanosecond units since midnight, October 15, 1582 UTC.
The timestamp value is only meaningful in a time-based UUID, which has version type 1. If this UUID is not a time-based UUID then this method throws UnsupportedOperationException.
UnsupportedOperationException
- if this UUID is not a
version 1 UUID.public int clockSequence()
The 14 bit clock sequence value is constructed from the clock sequence field of this UUID. The clock sequence field is used to guarantee temporal uniqueness in a time-based UUID.
The clockSequence value is only meaningful in a time-based UUID, which has version type 1. If this UUID is not a time-based UUID then this method throws UnsupportedOperationException.
UnsupportedOperationException
- if this UUID is not a
version 1 UUID.public long node()
The 48 bit node value is constructed from the node field of this UUID. This field is intended to hold the IEEE 802 address of the machine that generated this UUID to guarantee spatial uniqueness.
The node value is only meaningful in a time-based UUID, which has version type 1. If this UUID is not a time-based UUID then this method throws UnsupportedOperationException.
UnsupportedOperationException
- if this UUID is not a
version 1 UUID.public String toString()
String
object representing this
UUID
.
The UUID string representation is as described by this BNF :
UUID ="-" "-" "-" "-" time_low = 4* time_mid = 2* time_high_and_version = 2* variant_and_sequence = 2* node = 6* hexOctet = hexDigit = "0" | "1" | "2" | "3" | "4" | "5" | "6" | "7" | "8" | "9" | "a" | "b" | "c" | "d" | "e" | "f" | "A" | "B" | "C" | "D" | "E" | "F"
toString
in class Object
public int hashCode()
UUID
.
hashCode
in class Object
Object.equals(java.lang.Object)
,
Hashtable
public boolean equals(Object obj)
equals
in class Object
obj
- the object to compare with.
true
if the objects are the same;
false
otherwise.Object.hashCode()
,
Hashtable
public int compareTo(UUID val)
The first of two UUIDs follows the second if the most significant field in which the UUIDs differ is greater for the first UUID.
compareTo
in interface Comparable<UUID>
val
- UUID to which this UUID is to be compared.
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Parliament bids farewell to first woman Serjeant-at-Arms
by Canny MaphangaMembers of the National Assembly gathered in Parliament to bid farewell to the first woman Serjeant-at-Arms, Regina Mohlomi, who will retire at the end of 2019.
Mohlomi served eight years in this position, which included being the official guardian of the mace, a decorated rod which is the Speaker of the National Assembly's symbol of authority.
"She was also responsible for maintaining the attendance register of members in the House and order in the House," parliamentary spokesperson Moloto Mothapo said in a statement on Thursday.
Members of the National Assembly took turns to laud Mohlomi.
House chairperson Mmatlala Boroto, who was first in line, said: "The responsibility to carry the mace required a South African who understood and appreciated the symbols of our statehood.
"The responsibility required one with the utmost regard for the authority of the House, while protecting and promoting its decorum," she added.
Boroto hailed Mohlomi for not only embodying the values and ideals represented by the House, but for living it and continuing to demonstrate them in her words and deeds.
The EFF remembered Mohlomi for the first day it was evicted from the House.
"You approached us gently and calmly asked us to leave. You treated us with kindness and handled us with professionalism," EFF member Nazier Paulsen said.
Meanwhile, the IFP's Narend Singh wished her well, noting she had managed to change hearts and minds and "history will remember that".
The UDM's Nqabayomzi Nkwankwa commended her for being able to show younger women that this job could be done.
The ACDP's Steven Swart described Mohlomi as "a royal queen like her name means in Latin".
Mohlomi joined Parliament in 1996 after teaching English and commerce subjects at Khanya Lesedi High School in Ratanda, Ekurhuleni.
"Before joining the National Assembly table in 2003, she worked in the human resources department, was a shop steward and also chairperson of the National Education, Health and Allied Workers' Union branch in Parliament," Mothapo said.
Mohlomi's retirement will come into effect in January 2020.


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In this blog post we will create simple CRUD (Create Retrieve Update Delete) application using Spring and JDBC. Before we start we need to setup our database. I will assume that you already have Postgres running on your box.
Setup database
Because we want to follow good programming practices we will create a
separate user in Postgres database dedicated only for our application.
Open pgAdmin and execute following SQL to create user crud
:
Next create cruddb
database with crud
as db owner:
Now it’s time to switch to cruddb
database and create
app_data
table:
We should create this table logged as crud
user,
otherwise curd
will be denied access to the table.
If you don’t want to login as curd
you may create
table from superuser account and then grant permissions
to curd
user:
Setup application
I assume that you already have Maven installed because we are going to use it to create our CRUD application:
NOTE: Try to use archetype:create
instead of archetype:generate
if you
get an error using above command
Now we may load our application into our favorite IDE or just stick to command line.
Since we will be using Spring and Postgres JDBC driver we need to add them as a dependencies to our POM. We also want to use connection pooling (database connections are expensive to create so we want to reuse them whenever possible) so we will add a dependency on HikariCP library:
We should also change to using Java 8 so we may use lambdas and all cool stuff, we do this by adding to our POM:
And finally we will use exec-maven-plugin
to strightforward running our application from
command line:
NOTE: You may find complete pom.xml
in attached source code
You may write
to rebuild CURD application and
to start it.
Setup Spring
Add following code to the main
method:
We must also create resource/spring/app-context.xml
file:
After these two steps we should have working Spring application. Right now no beans are registered in Spring container, this will change in the next section.
Setup Spring JDBC Data source
To enable Spring to access database
we must define data source in app-context.xml
:
DriverManagerDataSource
class is provided by Spring as one
of several implementations of DataSource
interface.
DriverManagerDataSource
returns a new connection to database
every time application asks for a connection.
Connection is created using specified JDBC driver.
SingleConnectionDataSource
is another DataSource implementation
provided by Spring
that returns always the
same connection (having single connection
has serious implications in multithreaded
apps - when two threads want to
access database concurrently one of them must wait).
Now we may use dataSource
bean to insert row into app_data
table:
Writing simple DAO
It is always a good idea to isolate data access code into
a separate component, in our case we will create AppDataDAO
bean that
will be responsible for CURD operations on app_data
table.
To make passing and retrieving data via AppDataDAO
easier we will define
AppData
class that will represent a single row from app_data
table:
It is a good practice to program to interface, so
instead of creating a single bean AppDataDAO
we will create
AppDataDAO
interface and then provide an implementation:
Finally we may create JDBCAppDataDAO
class that will implement AppDataDAO
interface:
A few things to notice: logic responsible for acquiring and releasing
a db connection was encapsulated in usingConnection
method.
Instead of getting connection straight from DataSource
we use
DataSourceUtils
class to get and release connection. This become important
when we later start using transactions, because transactions are
attached to connections we will no longer be responsible for creating
and closing connection - a transaction manager will do that for
us. When DataSourceUtils
is asked for a new connection it first checks
if any transaction is running and if it is it returns connection used
by that transaction. If no transaction is active
a new connection is created.
The last thing that we must do is to register our bean in Spring container:
and use it to insert a row:
Using HikariCP
Opening a new connection to database is expensive operation. Instead of constantly opening and closing connections we should reuse them whenever possible. Because manually managing and resetting connections (before we can reuse connection we must reset it state - this will for example clear any pending errors on connection) is error-prone it is wise to use one of many connection pool libraries. Here we will use HikariCP library (CP stands for Connection Pool).
Let’s start by creating HikariCP configuration file resources/db/hikari.properties
:
Then we must change our dataSource
bean definition to:
That’s all - now our application draws connections from connection pool!
Adding transactions to CRUD app
Let’s clear app_data
table:
and exeucte the following code in main
:
Of course running this program results in error and only one row is inserted to database:
In real life application we often want to perform either all of database operations or none of them. In our example this will mean that we either want to insert both rows to db or none of them should be inserted. Transactions can solve these problem for us. Transactions also offers some level of isolation between database operations performed by different users - but this topic is beyond this simple tutorial. For more information please check Wikipedia.
Transactions are usually handled at application service level, we will
follow this pattern. As usually we will start by creating
CRUDAppDemoService
interface:
Then we may write implementation of CRUDAppDemoService
:
To define boundaries of transaction we use Spring provided
TransactionTemplate
class. All database operations executed
in callback passed to execute
method
will be performed within transaction. In callback we have access
to ts
parameter that allows us to manually rollback current transaction.
When we throw runtime exception from callback, transaction will be
rolled back automatically. This behaviour doesn’t occur for
checked exceptions, if we want to rollback transaction in that case
we must catch exception manually and then invoke ts.setRollbackOnly()
.
Before we can run this code we need to register TransactionTemplate
and
TransactionManager
in Spring container:
Finally we may add to the main
method:
Again running our program results in error but this time neither of rows
is inserted in app_data
table.
When we comment out call to someOperation()
both rows
are inserted - just as we wanted.
Annotation driven transactions
Using TransactionManager
is cumbersome so Spring provides a better
alternative, we may declare transaction boundaries using annotations.
Let’s change our CRUDAppDemoServiceImpl
class to:
We may see that TransactionTemplate
is gone, and a new annotation
appeared on doDemo()
method. @Transactional
means that we
want to start transaction when we call this method and commit it
when we return from it. As with TransactionTemplate
if method
trows RuntimeException
transaction will be rolled back.
To @Transactional
we pass a single parameter Propagation.REQUIRED
that means that we want Spring to use existing transaction if one
is currently active or start a new one otherwise.
If Spring will use already active transaction,
then transaction will be committed or rolled
back not at our method level but at method that started it.
@Transactional
has
plenty of options you may want to consult official documentation to
see them all.
To make @Transactional
work we also need to enable it in Spring
configuration file. First we must add tx
namespace to Spring XML:
And then we must enable annotation driven transactions:
That’s it! Now we can use transactions without using TransactionTemplate
.


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#{extends 'jqueryui/layout.html'/} #{set title:'Progress bar'/}
Use a progress bar to show progress for a server-side process for which the completion percentage can be calculated. Play’s web sockets support is ideal for updating the progress bar, and Play’s asynchronous jobs are suitable for long-running jobs.
Note that the WebSocket API version used by Play 1.2.3 is only supported by Safari and Chrome (less than version 14). Play 1.2.4 is expected to support Safari, Chrome, Firefox and Internet Explorer 10.
Job ${processId} progress:
#{/if}The widget is based on an empty HTML div
element.

The data-url
attribute value specifies the URL for a web socket connection.
Note that the template uses the @@
syntax to generate an absolute URL that includes the web socket protocol - @@{jqueryui.ProgressSocket.progress(processId)}
.
The progressbar.js
JavaScript applies the jQuery UI dialog plug-in to the div
element and opens a web socket connection.
Finally, the JavaScript uses web socket messages to update the progress bar value.
#{includeVerbatim '/public/javascripts/progressbar.js'/}
The server-side has three parts. First, we define an implementation of a long-running job, which has a generated UUID identifier and an event stream that the job will publish progress to. The implementation in this example simply waits for short intervals, publishing progress to the event stream after each one.
#{includeVerbatim 'app/models/jqueryui/Process.java'/}
The second server-side class is a conventional action that starts an asynchronous long-running job, and stores a reference to the job in a ‘registry’ singleton.
This action then renders the same page with a processId
argument that indicates that a job has been started.
#{includeVerbatim 'app/controllers/jqueryui/Progressbar.java'/}
The last part is a web socket controller that retrieves the running job from the registry, using its ID, and waits for events on the job’s event stream. When the job publishes a completion percentage to its event stream, the controller sends the data in a web socket message to the browser client.
#{includeVerbatim 'app/controllers/jqueryui/ProgressSocket.java'/}
Note that this design means that the job is started by a conventional HTTP POST request to the Progressbar.startJob()
action,
which means that the job is executed even if the client does not have web socket support and is therefore unable to update the progress bar.
One possible enhancement would be to add JavaScript to detect the case where web sockets are not supported, and send a single Ajax request to get the current progress value to update the progress bar.


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