Ellie Taylor's panel show appearances
Ellie Taylor (born 1983-11-28[ref]) has appeared in 40 episodes between 2011-2019. Ellie Taylor on IMDB. Ellie Taylor on Wikipedia. Ellie Taylor on Chortle.
- 2019-12-31 / Mock The Week
- 2019-06-06 / Mock The Week
- 2019-01-11 / Would I Lie To You?
- 2018-12-21 / Mock The Week
- 2018-06-21 / Mock The Week
- 2018-01-09 / Insert Name Here
- 2017-10-23 / The Unbelievable Truth
- 2017-10-16 / The Unbelievable Truth
- 2017-09-15 / Mock The Week
- 2017-06-05 / Go 8 Bit
- 2017-05-30 / 8 Out of 10 Cats
- 2017-01-24 / Virtually Famous
- 2016-12-14 / Mock The Week
- 2016-07-14 / Mock The Week
- 2016-03-01 / Alan Davies: As Yet Untitled
- 2016-01-19 / Virtually Famous
- 2015-10-01 / Mock The Week
- 2015-06-18 / Mock The Week
- 2015-04-13 / Virtually Famous
- 2014-11-05 / Sweat the Small Stuff
- 2014-03-06 / Fake Reaction
- 2014-02-27 / Fake Reaction
- 2014-02-20 / Fake Reaction
- 2014-02-13 / Fake Reaction
- 2014-02-06 / Fake Reaction
- 2014-01-30 / Fake Reaction
- 2014-01-23 / Fake Reaction
- 2014-01-16 / Fake Reaction
- 2014-01-09 / Fake Reaction
- 2014-01-02 / Fake Reaction
- 2013-02-21 / Fake Reaction
- 2013-02-14 / Fake Reaction
- 2013-02-07 / Fake Reaction
- 2013-01-31 / Fake Reaction
- 2013-01-24 / Fake Reaction
- 2013-01-17 / Fake Reaction
- 2013-01-10 / Fake Reaction
- 2013-01-03 / Fake Reaction
- 2012-04-27 / 8 Out of 10 Cats
- 2011-10-07 / 8 Out of 10 Cats


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discipline
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place
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Physics of nanostructures (elective)
Yu.E.Lozovik
LPI
11.30-12.50
4(C)
Solid state physics
A.P.Silin
LPI
11.30-12.50
4(A)
General astrophysics
V.S.Beskin
LPI
13.30-14.50
4(A)
Magnetic hydrodynamics
V.S.Beskin
LPI
15.00-16.20
4(C)
Magnetism & superconductivity
Yu.M.Bruk
LPI
16.45-18.10
4-6
Gauge fields of higher spins
(elective)
M.A.Vasiliev
MSU
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11.00-13.00
4, 5
seminar on solid state physics
(head - B.A.Volkov)
conference hall TD LPI
13.00-14.20
5(A)
Physical kinetics
Ya.N.Istomin
LPI
13.00-14.30
4-6
Problems of modern physics
I.V.Tyutin
LPI
15.00-17.00
4, 5
seminar of I.E.Tamm Theory Department
(head - L.V.Keldysh)
conference hall LPI
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s
d
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10.00-11.50
4
Plasma physics
V.N.Tsytovich
LPI
10.30-12.00
5
Critical phenomena
S.M.Apenko
LPI
12.00-14.00
4,5
astrophysical seminar
(head - A.V.Gurevich)
conference hall TD LPI
14.30-15.50
4
Nonlinear oscillations & dissipative structures
(elective)
A.A.Polezhaev
LPI
16.00-17.20
4
Differential geometry
I.Yu.Tipunin
LPI
14.30-15.50
5
Physical basis of cosmology
Â.Í.Ëóêàø
LPI
16.00-17.20
5(C)
Diagrammatic technique
Yu.M.Bruk
LPI
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s
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11.00-12.20
3
Math apparatus of GRT
M.I.Zelnikov
LPI
12.30-13.50
3
General relativity theory
M.I.Zelnikov
LPI
14.30-15.50
3
Some questions of theoretical physics
M.S.Kalenkov
LPI
16.00-17.20
3
Algebra & theory of representations
I.Yu.Tipunin
LPI
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15.30-16.55
1,2
Lectures on speciality
V.S.Beskin
MIPT


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Barbershop: Going...Going...Gone.
by linda f. harrison
For African-Americans raised in the inner city and for those
who have escaped it for suburbia, Barbershop evokes images
and memories that are familiar and endearing. Driven by an ensemble
that features the big screen debut of Eve, the comic Cedric the
Entertainer, and screen veteran Ice Cube, plus an excellent supporting
cast, Barbershop hits all the right notes in its effort
to genuinely portray black America's Barnes and Noble: the barber
shop. Here, you can find all makes and models of the black man.
In fact, this movie contains about every specimen imaginable
and adds to it.
The
film evolves around the character Calvin Palmer, played by rapper-actor
Ice Cube, as the owner of Calvin's Barbershop. The barbershop
was inherited by Calvin from his father, but Calvin is feeling
the financial pressure of operating the shop and he has his own
dreams of making it big through other schemes, all legitimate
but unfulfilled. Calvin has exhausted his bank resources because
he has borrowed against the business in order to finance a variety
of the dreams he has unsuccessfully chased.
But more burdensome than his
financial woes, Calvin is suffering from a lack of vision. Standing
behind a barber's chair every day, looking only at the customers
who wander into the barbershop, he loses his purpose for being
there. He can no longer see the value of struggling to maintain
this black-owned business in this bleak environment when doing
so requires that he constantly size up his customers only for
their monetary value. He refuses to be like his father, who worked
every day only to die broke. With his first child on the way,
Calvin wants desperately to provide more for his family than
his father could provide for him. It's this crisis that propels
him to do something that his father would never do: sell the
business.
There are other characters
that make this movie an instant classic. There's Ricky, the two-strikes
ex-con who is working in the shop and trying to keep his nose
clean. A young, intelligent, sensitive black man, portrayed by
handsome Michael Ealy, he is a reminder that in the United States,
1 black man in every 7 is in prison, and no matter how bright
you are or how hard you try, sometimes trouble finds you. Contrast
him to Jimmy (Sean Patrick Thomas), the college student know-it-all
who is just cutting hair until he can start his life. No one
challenges him when he corrects them with his "facts"
(some of which turn out to be wrong), but it's clear that they
think less of him because he thinks less of them. You can picture
him in 10 years driving by the barbershop in his "beemer"
(BMW), pointing it out to his wife and kids as if it's an amusement
ride that he survived, totally disconnected. His appearances
in the neighborhood, if any, will consist of a weekday ribbon-cutting
ceremony commemorating a feel-good "giving back to the community"
effort he helps orchestrate. He has already sold out.
Cedric the Entertainer plays Eddie, Calvin's connection to his
past and to his father. Eddie has all the history, knows all
about what the barbershop meant to Calvin Sr., and all about
the way things used to be. Although he has no customers now,
he is at his best when recounting the events in history that
had significance to black America and to the barbershop. Not
shy about speaking his mind, Eddie holds court on just about
any topic. When challenged about some of his opinions, he is
quick to point out that the barbershop is where any black person
can say anything, no matter how ridiculous. From putting Rosa
Parks in her place to expressing his opinion on Rodney King and
O.J. Simpson, Eddie churns the debate and keeps everyone honest.
This is truest when addressing Calvin, who at times becomes a
churly character who is cracking under the stress of having to
pay the bills.

While women are a relative staple in the barbershop, the white
man is an uncommon one (women are there largely to braid men's
hair; white men are there...well...why?). However, they round
out the personality of the surroundings, which is an important
statement in this film. As important is the presence of Dinka
(Leonard Earl Howze), an African who is fighting to understand
a culture that differs greatly from his, but with which he's
associated because of the color of his skin. Additionally, there
is an East Indian shop owner in Calvin's neighborhood who is
supported by Calvin and told to "stay strong" originally
because he sympathizes with him as a victim of the robbery around
which the film's story evolves. His ATM machine is stolen by
Ricky's cousin JD (Anthony Anderson) and his sidekick Billy (Lahmard
Tate). The East Indian shopkeeper later gains Calvin's respect
when, on a visit to his store, he learns that he has a black
wife and intends to remain in the neighborhood and rebuild his
store because of the inspiration he took from Calvin's words
to him. While this acceptance by a black shop owner of a East
Indian competitor is the biggest stretch the filmmakers ask the
audience to make, it's consistent with Calvin's personality and
thus, easier to swallow.
The antagonists round out the
ensemble of Barbershop. JD and Billy are the buffoons
who, after stealing the ATM machine, cart it all over town trying
to break into it (unaware that it is empty). JD is willing to
let Ricky take his third strike for his crime, by using Ricky's
truck and leaving the license plate behind. Lester (Keith David)
is Calvin's savior-turned-swindler. He offers Calvin more money
than he could turn down to sell him his barbershop with the promise
of keeping the "name on the door" only to find out
that he intended to make it a "gentlemen's club" called
The Barbershop. The remainder of the story revolves around Calvin
trying to give Lester his money back after Calvin changes his
mind about the value of the barbershop not only to him, but to
all his patrons who rely on it as part of their lives.
This movie could have been
among the genre of film that portray an inner city black man
as violent and criminal. While violence and crime were still
there, the movie had a kindlier, gentler approach to presenting
them. Barbershop expressed the tolerant atmosphere of
the typical neighborhood barbershop as cultural institution.
But this movie takes an interesting look at several cultural
forces currently present in black America, some new, some old.
Of course, black women have always been present in the barbershop,
sometimes because their beauty shops were appendages, or because
they offered other services within, such as relaxers or manicures.
To some extent, black foreigners have been present, either from
the Caribbean or Africa, so that theme is also recurrent.
Newer, however, are the presence
of the East Indian and the assimilating white man. Both of these
are presented in interesting ways. The East Indian, a natural
enemy (or so the media would have us believe) of the traditional
inner city black-owned business, seems to be supported by Calvin.
His motivation is unclear, though. It could be because Calvin
sympathizes with him as a victim of common prey (the criminal),
or because he presents himself with common traits (a black woman),
or because he connects with Calvin personally by revealing to
Calvin what his words of support meant to him. In any event,
all this is going on while the other members of the barbershop
continue to confuse his national origin and disparage him in
other ways.
Isaac, however, is more complicated
because he is presented as the real deal.  The tension in the movie is between him
and Jimmy, the black college student. In many ways, Isaac beats
Jimmy out on the black scale. He eventually wins respect from
Jimmy and everyone else at the shop, but only after he does the
only black thing he has left to do...give Jimmy a haircut that
passes the test. (Jimmy has already failed at that in a scene
where he gouges a hole in the hair of a young teenager because
of his inattentiveness.) Isaac has Jimmy pegged as a sellout
and offers that when Jimmy is long gone, he will still be there
and still be "real". Now that's an interesting concept
to ponder. Blacks are selling out and whites are hanging behind
and keeping it real. Once Isaac passes the test, it's unclear
what effect that has on Jimmy. In a sense, it appears as if Jimmy
approves of Isaac as someone who can maintain the traditions
of the barbershop. It's not clear whether Jimmy has made that
decision for himself; the movie ends there. I guess Barbershop
II will reveal who's left to keep the tradition alive.
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About
Robotics Process Automation:
Companies
everywhere are realizing that Robotics Process Automation is the future of
business operations. The RPA software market grew by 63% in recent
years1, and businesses need qualified RPA Developers to help
them drive their adoption of this new technology.
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APSSDC has entered an MOU with UI Path (a Leading MNC in
Robotic Process Automation -RPA). RPA is the fastest-growing segment of the
enterprise software market. UiPath Academic Alliance courses are Specially
designed and developed curricula on Robotic Process Automation (RPA),
suitable to become a credit course(s).
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program.
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management have to assign 1 to 2 dedicated faculty to driving RPA/AI
technologies and helping build their student careers
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to deliver a minimum of one formal, short or complete Semester class annually
- Accept
online/ offline agreement to establish partnership with Ui Path
through APSSDC
- Consider
including relevant courses (as indicated in course descriptions) in
regular curricula either as required or as an elective (earning
credits upon successful completion)
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Welcome to Github
Tuesday, September 19th, 2014
Welcome, to all my classmates, it looks like we are going to be taking this plunge into programming together. This time I'll be writing about a couple things that I just learned about. It's interesting how DBC is already tasking us with teaching the things we learn back to the class. So enjoy my first blog entry...
Github is one of the things taught during the first week at DevBootcamp. We use github and repositories to track git changes to projects. Git is a software system that allows collaboration through version control on team projects that may include many files and many team members. Version control prevents people working on the same projects from having conflicts when editing files within the same project. It basically keeps tracks of changes and provides a peer review system called merging that protects the integrity of the entire project.
Github is a website that implements git to its members and allows collaboration on team projects through git. Developers use git to track and manage changes to a program so that multiple people can collaborate on a project together without having to worry about the complexity of versions and someone changing a piece of code that could affect or damage work done by another team member as potentially the same time. As you can imagine, tracking changes and implementing them systematically is very important when working on projects, partiualrly large ones with many team members.


Set Access Rights
When you have created the group or synchronized the group from another
directory service, it is time to specify where in the tree structure the
group will have authorization. You must also determine what access rights
each group is to have in that part of the structure.
EPiServer offers six different levels of functions that a group or user can
perform on a specific page. Each group or user can have different access
rights to each page. There is no hierarchy within these different levels.
This means that a group can have access rights that only allow it to read
and publish pages and not to create, edit and delete them.
- Read means the group/user has the access rights to read the
current page.
- Create means the group/user has the access rights to create
pages under the current page.
- Edit means the group/user has the access rights to edit the
current page.
- Delete means the group/user has the access rights to delete
the current page.
- Publish means the group/user has the access rights to publish
the current page.
- Administer means the group/user has the access rights to edit
dynamic properties and set access rights for the current page. This
level has nothing to do with admin mode, except to administer one or
several pages in edit mode.
Specify access rights for one or several pages as follows:
- Select Set access rights on the Admin tab. The tree structure is
displayed in the lower section of the window.
- Mark the page in the tree structure for which you want to set access
rights. When the page is highlighted, the name of the page is displayed
in bold type.
- Those groups and individuals that have access rights to the
highlighted page are shown with the most recently saved access rights
above the structure. If you also want other groups or individuals to
have these access rights, select Add group or Add user and then select
the ones you want. When you add a group or user, no settings will be
saved; you will only see the information in the window.
- Specify the level of access rights each group or individual is to
have.
- Save the new access rights by selecting the correct button above the
groups. The four similar buttons have different functions and are needed
at different times.
| Save |
If you select Save this means that you are saving the
rights displayed on the screen for the page which is highlighted. Any
rights saved previously are overwritten. |
| Recursive |
If you select Recursive this means that you are saving
the rights displayed on the screen for the highlighted page and its
subpages. You can therefore save the access rights for several pages at
the same time. Any rights saved previously are overwritten. |
| Recursive add |
If you select Recursive add this means that you are
adding the rights displayed on the screen for the highlighted page and
its subpages, without changing the rights applicable to other groups/users.
If you remove from the window the groups not to be modified they will
not be affected. When you click on Clear it only means that you are
clearing the group from the display. In other words, you are not
clearing the group from the system. Recursive add is a much more
appropriate option to use if you have many different rights in a
structure and want to add or change one or more groups. |
| Recursive remove |
If you select Recursive remove this means that you are
removing all the rights displayed on the screen for the highlighted page
and its subpages. This option is mainly used if you want to remove all
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Prince Harry hugs Gareth Thomas at HIV event weeks after rugby star reveals he's living with virus
Gareth Thomas, who admitted his HIV diagnoses left him sobbing in his doctor's arms and debating driving his car off a cliff, attended a Terrence Higgins Trust event with Prince Harry today
by Zoe Forsey, https://www.facebook.com/zoeforseymirror/Prince Harry is meeting Gareth Thomas this morning ahead of National HIV Testing Week, just weeks after the rugby hero revealed he is living with the virus.
In September the former Wales captain revealed the diagnosis left him suicidal in an emotional interview with the Sunday Mirror.
Today, the two men are attending a Terrence Higgins Trust event at the Twickenham Stoop, home of Premiership Rugby club Harlequins.
National HIV Testing Week, which will run from November 16 to 22, aims to increase awareness and acceptance of HIV testing by dispelling the stigma that surrounds the virus.
Opening up about his diagnosis in October, Gareth admitted he sobbed in the arms of a doctor, feared he would die – and felt like ending it all by driving over a cliff.
The 45-year-old is the first UK sportsman to say he has the virus and is breaking his silence because he wants to end stigma around HIV.
He also revealed he and husband Stephen – who he met after being diagnosed – married three years ago. Stephen does not have HIV.
Former Wales rugby union and league star Gareth says of his diagnosis: “I’ve been living with this secret for years.

“I had a fear people would judge me and treat me like a leper because of a lack of knowledge. I was in a dark place, feeling suicidal. I thought about driving off a cliff.
“To me, wanting to die was just a natural thought and felt like the easier way out, but you have to confront things.
"And having a strong support system and the personal strength and experience of overcoming those emotions got me through it.
“Many people live in fear and shame of having HIV, but I refuse to be one of them now. We need to break the stigma once and for all.
“I’m speaking out because I want to help others and make a difference.”
The testing week, which promotes the benefits of regular testing and treatment for both the individual and the community, also raises the awareness of how quick and easy it is to test for HIV – be it in clinical settings, in primary care, through community-based rapid testing or via postal testing.
This helps to improve early diagnosis and treatment of HIV, thus reducing onward transmission.
Terrence Higgins Trust, the largest voluntary sector provider of HIV and sexual health services in the UK, works to empower and support people living with HIV to lead healthy lives, and to eradicate stigma and discrimination.


Tripp, Pacific beat UC Riverside 58-51
STOCKTON, Calif. (AP) - Jahlil Tripp score 17 points on 5-of-6 shooting and grabbed seven rebounds to help Pacific beat UC Riverside 58-51 on Sunday.
Justin Moore added 10 points, five rebounds and seven assists for Pacific.
Austin Vereen hit a 3-pointer to cap a 15-4 run that made it 49-43 and the Tigers (4-2) led the rest of the way.
Pacific committed just six turnovers and limited the Highlanders (2-2) to just 35.2% (19 of 54) shooting.
Freshman Zyon Pullin had a season-high 14 points and Dragan Elkaz scored 10 for UC Riverside. Callum McRae added eight points, 10 rebounds and two blocks.
More AP college basketball: https://apnews.com/Collegebasketball and https://twitter.com/AP_Top25
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Template created to monitor GrayLog nodes through LLD (Low Level Discovery)
We added a feature of Zabbix called LLD (Low Level Discovery) in the model, this automation seeks to facilitate the discovery of the nodes in GrayLog, so that you do not have to register the nodes manually just set the time of the discovery rule.
Beza
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graylog.discovery.node
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| GrayLog: Filter execution Time(Outgoing Message) 5min |
A common problem that can hit performance or bring message processing to a halt completely is when someone configures a regular expression or other rule that is too CPU expensive or simply never finishes.
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graylog.proc.buffer[ProcessBufferProcessor.outgoingMessages,m5_rate]
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proc.num[graylog-server,,]
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A common problem that can hit performance or bring message processing to a halt completely is when someone configures a regular expression or other rule that is too CPU expensive or simply never finishes.
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graylog.proc.buffer[ProcessBufferProcessor.filteredOutMessages,m5_rate]
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| GrayLog: Filter execution Time(Incoming Messages) 5min |
A common problem that can hit performance or bring message processing to a halt completely is when someone configures a regular expression or other rule that is too CPU expensive or simply never finishes.
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graylog.proc.buffer[ProcessBufferProcessor.incomingMessages,m5_rate]
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graylog.inter.log[org.apache.logging.log4j.core.Appender.fatal,m5_rate]
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| GrayLog: Filter execution Time(Process Time) 5min |
A common problem that can hit performance or bring message processing to a halt completely is when someone configures a regular expression or other rule that is too CPU expensive or simply never finishes.
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graylog.proc.buffer[ProcessBufferProcessor.processTime,m5_rate]
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graylog.inter.log[org.apache.logging.log4j.core.Appender.trace,m5_rate]
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graylog.inter.log[org.apache.logging.log4j.core.Appender.error,m5_rate]
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graylog.inter.log[org.apache.logging.log4j.core.Appender.warn,m5_rate]
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| GrayLog: Service Status |
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net.tcp.port[{HOST.IP},9000]
Update: 3m
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| GrayLog Journal Size |
The Graylog journal is the component sitting in front of all message processing that writes all incoming messages to disk. Graylog then reads messages from this journal to parse, process, and store them.
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graylog.journal.size[org.graylog2.journal.entries-uncommitted,value]
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| Graylog: Node Processing |
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graylog.cluster.status[{#NODEID},is_processing]
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LLD
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graylog.cluster.status[{#NODEID},lb_status]
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graylog.cluster.status[{#NODEID},lifecycle]
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LLD
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graylog.men.free[{#NODEID}]
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LLD
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graylog.node.men[{#NODEID},free_memory]
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LLD
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graylog.node.men[{#NODEID},max_memory]
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LLD
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| GrayLog: Node Total Memory |
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graylog.node.men[{#NODEID},total_memory]
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LLD
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| GrayLog: Node Used Memory |
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graylog.node.men[{#NODEID},used_memory]
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LLD
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There are no triggers in this template.
Template created to monitor GrayLog nodes through LLD (Low Level Discovery)
We added a feature of Zabbix called LLD (Low Level Discovery) in the model, this automation seeks to facilitate the discovery of the nodes in GrayLog, so that you do not have to register the nodes manually just set the time of the discovery rule.
Beza
There are no macros links in this template.
There are no template links in this template.
| Name | Description | Type | Key and additional info |
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| Discovery Node |
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graylog.discovery.node
Update: 3m
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| GrayLog: Internal Log Message Fatal 5 min |
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graylog.inter.log[org.apache.logging.log4j.core.Appender.fatal,m5_rate]
Update: 3m
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| GrayLog: Filter execution Time(Process Time) 5min |
A common problem that can hit performance or bring message processing to a halt completely is when someone configures a regular expression or other rule that is too CPU expensive or simply never finishes.
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graylog.proc.buffer[ProcessBufferProcessor.processTime,m5_rate]
Update: 3m
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| GrayLog Journal Size |
The Graylog journal is the component sitting in front of all message processing that writes all incoming messages to disk. Graylog then reads messages from this journal to parse, process, and store them.
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graylog.journal.size[org.graylog2.journal.entries-uncommitted,value]
Update: 5m
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| GrayLog: Filter execution Time(Incoming Messages) 5min |
A common problem that can hit performance or bring message processing to a halt completely is when someone configures a regular expression or other rule that is too CPU expensive or simply never finishes.
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graylog.proc.buffer[ProcessBufferProcessor.incomingMessages,m5_rate]
Update: 3m
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| GrayLog: Filter execution Time(Outgoing Message) 5min |
A common problem that can hit performance or bring message processing to a halt completely is when someone configures a regular expression or other rule that is too CPU expensive or simply never finishes.
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graylog.proc.buffer[ProcessBufferProcessor.outgoingMessages,m5_rate]
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| GrayLog: Service Status |
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net.tcp.port[{HOST.IP},9000]
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graylog.inter.log[org.apache.logging.log4j.core.Appender.error,m5_rate]
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| GrayLog: Filter execution Time(FIltered OutMessages) 5min |
A common problem that can hit performance or bring message processing to a halt completely is when someone configures a regular expression or other rule that is too CPU expensive or simply never finishes.
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graylog.proc.buffer[ProcessBufferProcessor.filteredOutMessages,m5_rate]
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graylog.inter.log[org.apache.logging.log4j.core.Appender.warn,m5_rate]
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proc.num[graylog-server,,]
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graylog.inter.log[org.apache.logging.log4j.core.Appender.trace,m5_rate]
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graylog.cluster.status[{#NODEID},is_processing]
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graylog.cluster.status[{#NODEID},lb_status]
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graylog.cluster.status[{#NODEID},lifecycle]
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graylog.men.free[{#NODEID}]
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graylog.node.men[{#NODEID},free_memory]
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graylog.node.men[{#NODEID},max_memory]
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graylog.node.men[{#NODEID},total_memory]
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graylog.node.men[{#NODEID},used_memory]
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LLD
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There are no triggers in this template.
Template created to monitor GrayLog nodes through LLD (Low Level Discovery)
We added a feature of Zabbix called LLD (Low Level Discovery) in the model, this automation seeks to facilitate the discovery of the nodes in GrayLog, so that you do not have to register the nodes manually just set the time of the discovery rule.
Beza
There are no macros links in this template.
There are no template links in this template.
| Name | Description | Type | Key and additional info |
|---|---|---|---|
| Discovery Node |
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graylog.discovery.node
Update: 3m
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| GrayLog: Internal Log Message Fatal 5 min |
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graylog.inter.log[org.apache.logging.log4j.core.Appender.fatal,m5_rate]
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| GrayLog: Filter execution Time(Process Time) 5min |
A common problem that can hit performance or bring message processing to a halt completely is when someone configures a regular expression or other rule that is too CPU expensive or simply never finishes.
 | Zabbix agent |
graylog.proc.buffer[ProcessBufferProcessor.processTime,m5_rate]
Update: 3m
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| GrayLog Journal Size |
The Graylog journal is the component sitting in front of all message processing that writes all incoming messages to disk. Graylog then reads messages from this journal to parse, process, and store them.
 | Zabbix agent |
graylog.journal.size[org.graylog2.journal.entries-uncommitted,value]
Update: 5m
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| GrayLog: Filter execution Time(Incoming Messages) 5min |
A common problem that can hit performance or bring message processing to a halt completely is when someone configures a regular expression or other rule that is too CPU expensive or simply never finishes.
 | Zabbix agent |
graylog.proc.buffer[ProcessBufferProcessor.incomingMessages,m5_rate]
Update: 3m
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| GrayLog: Filter execution Time(Outgoing Message) 5min |
A common problem that can hit performance or bring message processing to a halt completely is when someone configures a regular expression or other rule that is too CPU expensive or simply never finishes.
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graylog.proc.buffer[ProcessBufferProcessor.outgoingMessages,m5_rate]
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| GrayLog: Service Status |
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net.tcp.port[{HOST.IP},9000]
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| GrayLog: Internal Log Message Error 5 min |
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graylog.inter.log[org.apache.logging.log4j.core.Appender.error,m5_rate]
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| GrayLog: Filter execution Time(FIltered OutMessages) 5min |
A common problem that can hit performance or bring message processing to a halt completely is when someone configures a regular expression or other rule that is too CPU expensive or simply never finishes.
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graylog.proc.buffer[ProcessBufferProcessor.filteredOutMessages,m5_rate]
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graylog.inter.log[org.apache.logging.log4j.core.Appender.warn,m5_rate]
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proc.num[graylog-server,,]
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graylog.inter.log[org.apache.logging.log4j.core.Appender.trace,m5_rate]
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graylog.cluster.status[{#NODEID},is_processing]
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graylog.cluster.status[{#NODEID},lb_status]
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graylog.cluster.status[{#NODEID},lifecycle]
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graylog.men.free[{#NODEID}]
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graylog.node.men[{#NODEID},free_memory]
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graylog.node.men[{#NODEID},max_memory]
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graylog.node.men[{#NODEID},total_memory]
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graylog.node.men[{#NODEID},used_memory]
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Search¶
User Search¶
var users = await userClient.Search.SearchUsersAsync("tweetinvi");
// or
var usersIterator = userClient.Search.GetSearchUsersIterator("tweetinvi");
User search paging of Twitter API does not behave the same as other Twitter API endpoint (including tweet search).
First search will run on page 1 (and not 0) - do not change this value to 0.
Pages can return the same items multiple times (tweetinvi will filter these for you).
Tweetinvi will need to perform 1 additional request to detect the completion of the iterator.
Why?
Twitter user search API always return results regardless of the page you request.
Twitter user search API always return a number of items equal to count requested.
Twitter can return multiple time the same results in different pages.
Tweet Search¶
var tweets = await client.Search.SearchTweetsAsync("hello");
//or
var tweetsIterator = client.Search.GetSearchTweetsIterator(new SearchTweetsParameters("hello"));
Tweet search paging of Twitter API does not inform of no more results available.
As a result Tweetinvi will need to perform 1 additional request to detect the completion of the iterator.
Saved Searches¶
Twitter API offers a way to interact with users’ saved searches.
var savedSearch = await userClient.Search.CreateSavedSearchAsync("hello");
var createdSavedSearch = await userClient.Search.GetSavedSearchAsync(savedSearch.Id);
var mySavedSearches = await userClient.Search.ListSavedSearchesAsync();
await userClient.Search.DestroySavedSearchAsync(savedSearch.Id);


Oh, won't you take me home tonight?


{% load util %}
{% load i18n %}
{% if data.poc_set or permissions.can_create %}
Contact Information
{% if data.poc_hidden %}
{% if not request.user.is_authenticated %}
{% trans "Some of this network's contacts are hidden because they are only visible to authenticated users and you are currently not logged in." %}
{% elif not request.user.is_verified %}
{% trans "Some of this network's contacts are hidden because your user account is not affiliated with any organization." %}
{% endif %}
{% if not request.user.is_authenticated %}
{% trans "Some of this network's contacts are hidden because they are only visible to authenticated users and you are currently not logged in." %}
{% elif not request.user.is_verified %}
{% trans "Some of this network's contacts are hidden because your user account is not affiliated with any organization." %}
{% endif %}


- Development
- Development 01 - App 01
- Development 01 - App 02
- Development 01 - Loadbalancer
- Development 01 - Admin
- Development 02 - App 01
- Development 02 - App 02
- Development 02 - Loadbalancer
- Development 02 - Admin
- Development 03 - App 01
- Development 03 - App 02
- Development 03 - Loadbalancer
- Development 03 - Admin
- Development 04 - App 01
- Development 04 - App 02
- Development 04 - Loadbalancer
- Development 04 - Admin
- Stageing
- Stageing - App 01
- Stageing - App 02
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I find reflection a challenge as I rarely look back on my life and am always moving forward. I have low confidence in my abilities which has been a hindrance to my development in the past.
I grew up in the country in a small family, as the youngest sibling, with very few neighbours. I think my upbringing has influenced my introversion in a big way as crowds and large groups of people are not environments where I thrive. It has made me a private person who can spend time by myself but also feel quite content doing so. As a child I had free reign to discover and learn, helping me develop my curiosity and carry it on throughout my adulthood.
My curiosity will be an asset in my learning journey as it will help me engage with tasks by wanting to know how things work and how to solve problems. My empathy for others will help when communicating with my cohort. I find it easy to put myself in other people's shoes and understand where they’re coming from.
I can see my introversion and low confidence in my abilities being a limitation when it comes to my career. It will be more of a challenge in job interviews to sell myself to a potential employer. My empathy will also be an asset in the workplace when it comes to collaborating and potential conflicts that may arise. My ability to take responsibility for my own actions is important in a workplace. As humans we inevitably make mistakes and not admitting to them will only create more issues and frustration for others.
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Pee-Wee's Big Adventure (1985) 92m.
This got terrible notices when first released but has earned a following, especially by fans of director Tim Burton. The title would have you believing that this is a children's film, and you'd be partway right. It marks the feature debuts of both Burton and its star, Pee-Wee Herman (Paul Reubens). Reubens had previously introduced the Pee-Wee character in a television special and continued with a savvy children's show after his film got attention. In case you haven't seen any of these: Pee-Wee is an adult who behaves like a child and dresses in the types of suits the Beatles might have discarded early in their grooming phase. Basically, he's a boy who never grew up - the 'Big Adventure' of the title echoes Peter Pan's oft-expressed wish to someday experience a Big Adventure. He lives in a glorified playhouse, speaks in a ducky, cartoon-character voice, and treasures a bike as his most valuable possession. The bike turns out to be the catalyst for the story, an EASY RIDER spoof which takes the form of a quest. It's the most suitable plot device for this character, who would probably drive you crazy if he was stuck in the same setting for too long. As Pee-Wee sets off across America to find his bike (which is stolen early in the film) he runs into a series of characters just as two-dimensional as he is. It all ends with a chase, which might seem lazily predictable but makes sense here, as it's an ideal context for the spirited boy-and-bike reunion we've been waiting for.
PEE-WEE's BIG ADVENTURE communicates a genuine sense of eccentricity that keeps it bubbling along. Former Oingo Boingo band member Danny Elfman is a perfect choice for composer, despite his only previous experience being a film score written for his brother; Burton had worked on two quirky animated features for Disney which were shelved; and Pee-Wee's bizarre track record speaks for itself. Together these three outsiders created a product unique in cinema - even the non-Burton sequel BIG TOP PEE-WEE couldn't replicate it. Pee-Wee manages to keep us from disliking him despite his flaws, although strangely we never feel sympathy for him either. Even though he is in every scene of this movie we don't tire of the character because he lets the supporting cast handle most of the dialogue. The film's biggest mistake is to put in a 'meaningful' scene with a roadhouse waitress - it's really only a means to (a) have Pee-Wee menaced by a jealous boyfriend (this doesn't really go anywhere), and (b) have him undergo some kind of learning curve which he reiterates in a phone call to his non-girlfriend (he tells her he's changed, but he plainly hasn't, rendering the scene obsolete - unless the point of it is to prove to us that he will never change). Some years after his films and television appearances as Pee-Wee, Reubens would suffer the embarrassment of being arrested for 'indecent exposure' at a porno house. At the end of PEE-WEE'S BIG ADVENTURE his alter ego Pee-Wee is no more wiser or sophisticated than when he started. Thank goodness.
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Stigmata (1999) Reviewed by Eugene Novikov http://www.ultimate-movie.com Member: Online Film Critics Society
**1/2 out of four
Starring Patricia Arquette, Gabriel Byrne, Jonathan Pryce. Rated R.
The influence of the MTV generation on cinema has never been more apparent than in Stigmata, a visually stunning, prepostrously plotted thriller that also happens to be vehemently anti-Catholic. MGM will never hear the end of it from the ubiquitous, uncomfortably large Catholic League, and understandably so; unlike some of the films that activist groups have made a fuss about, it's not hard to see where this one may offend. Let the offended ones balk, but this is tremendously enjoyable trash, an audaciously stylized full-length music video that manages to deliver a smart, surprisingly restrained message in a story that doesn't make an iota of sense.
Frankie Paige (Patricia Arquette), a spunky Pittsburg hairdresser who is also an atheist, comes home after a night on the town. She's tired. A nice, warm bath seems like a tantalizingly good idea, so she decides to take one. As she submerges herself in the water, something happens. Her body thrashes in the tub, as if under the will of an invisible attacker. Next thing she knows, she is in the hospital. There are identical puncture wounds on both of her wrists. They go all the way through, piercing both flesh and bone. The doctor reasonably assumes, considering the nature of the injuries and the circumstances under which they were incurred, that she mutilated herself in an apparent suicide attempts. Frankie denies it, claiming that she loves her life and would not even think about ending it.
A couple of days pass. Frankie and her pal (Nia Long) are on a subway train. Something happens. The lights go out and the car shakes. Frankie moves into the middle, her arms outstretched and holding on to the overhead compartments.  Is it a coincidence that a group of nuns and priests were in the same car with her? What is happening to this innocent woman?
These events are brought to the attention of the Roman Catholic Church, which sends Father Andrew Kiernan (Gabriel Byrne, who, ironically, will be playing Satan in the upcoming End of Days), a priest/scientist/gumshoe to investigate. The suspicion, of course, is that Frankie is a stigmatic, one of the very rare people afflicted with the wounds of Christ. But stigmatics are invariably deeply faithful people, and Frankie being an atheist presents a fundamental contradiction. This is so unheard of, in fact, that Kiernan is ready to dismiss the case, that is until Frankie, angry, confused and vulnerable, convinces him to probe further. In doing so, he finds himself questioning his own loyalties.
I can't go into too much detail without revealing some of the plot's secrets, but to accept Stigmata's story is to accept the fact that God would be willing to cause severe injury to people in order to get his point across. Considering this film's devoutly religious message, that is ludicrous. The thought mires down the movie at every turn, since we are constantly depended on to accept it.
I never believed the film for a second, but I was delighted with the way young director Rupert Wainwright (um, Blank Check, anyone?) brought it to life. He will take flack for employing the "MTV style" of filmmaking (some have unfairly labeled it "attention deficit disorder filmmaking), but I defend his choice. The rapid, stylish, somewhat hyperactive way Stigmata was filmed, along with its booming, spontaneous soundtrack, not only makes the film more palatable but it also diverts our attention somewhat from the movie's inconsistencies and makes it easier to watch. Give Rupert Wainwright a good script, I say, and we may have our next Brian DePalma.
Patricia Arquette gives an astonishingly good performance as the physically and emotionally battered Frankie. At times, her grief is devastatingly palpable. Gabriel Byrne reminded me a bit too much of Jason Miller's Damien Karras in The Exorcist, but I suppose that was not fully unintentional. Actually, Stigmata is less similar to the William Peter Blatty classic than many have claimed. It isn't nearly as scary -- or as good -- but it is more thoughtful and less patently devilish.
Stigmata has a good cast, wonderful style and some effective filmmaking all undermined by the implausibility of its story. It's an intelligent movie and it is a well-made one; if only I could believe it. ©1999 Eugene Novikov
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Dwaine is in Wilma's Room
“Wilma, I know you and Alex stayed close after school,” rumour is, not as close as she would have liked “do you have any idea of anyone who would want to hurt him?”
“No, everyone loved Alex, he could be a bit pompous at times, but look at all of this” she gestured around the room “wouldn’t you be too if this was your life?” No arguments my side, this guest bedroom was bigger than my entire apartment.
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MERCURY RISING
Release Date: April 3, 1998 Starring: Bruce Willis, Alec Baldwin, Miko Hughes, Chi McBride, Kim Dickens, Robert Stanton, Bodhi Elfman, Carrie Preston, Lindsay Ginter Directed by: Harold Becker Distributed by: Universal Pictures MPAA Rating: R (violence, language) URL: http://www.execpc.com/~kinnopio/reviews/1998/mercury.htm
Bruce Willis' career as an actor, now in its eighteenth year, commands a list of nearly forty titles. Add to that almost ten more titles which he served on as a producer or a writer or various other crew roles, and there is no denying the statement that Willis is very accomplished in the motion picture industry. It's somewhat surprising to consider, then, that the majority of his achievements have not moved beyond the limited confines of action or thriller movies. While some have been benchmark entertainment, like DIE HARD, PULP FICTION, and 12 MONKEYS, Willis' flashes of brilliance do not counterbalance the many senseless movies he's made. His newest star vehicle, MERCURY RISING, isn't as bland as other work he's done, but it is a thriller doesn't achieve what genre fans expect.
Although primarily a thriller, MERCURY RISING has scenes where it wants to be and fades into simple, guns-blazing action (scenes of Willis running through a hospital come to mind). These tentative, cross-genre steps cause the thriller component to lose value, because the intent of a thriller is to build tension slowly but steadily. When a gunfight errupts, its as though all of the tension built to that point has been thrown onto the screen, and the movie has to start over. Genre fans, who expect an edge-of-their-seats ride, or at the very least, constant excitement, will be disappointed by the lulls as MERCURY RISING goes through the cumbersome rebuilding process. Harold Becker, who last directed the mediocre political thriller CITY HALL, gets the pacing down by the end of the movie, although the his finale is somewhat anticlimactic.
As the principal, Bruce Willis is unconvincingly bland, although his character is easy to stomach. He plays Art Jefferies, a special agent with the FBI who, after striking a superior officer following a botched hostage situation, is relegated to a missing-child case.  He attempts to get to know the kid, named Simon (Miko Hughes), but this proves difficult as Simon is autistic. Unaware of the world as most people see it, Simon's autism enables him to read and decipher complex encryptions developed by the nation's most secretive agencies. When he interprets the National Security Agency's newest communications code, nicknamed Mercury, he encurs the wrath of the division head, Nicholas Kudrow (Alec Baldwin). Only Art (of course) goes with his gut feeling and helps the kid out.
Both Willis and Baldwin turn in fairly credible performances, and while this was one of Willis' more likeable roles over his past efforts (THE JACKAL, THE FIFTH ELEMENT), Baldwin lacks the sinister sliminess that has pervaded his other antagonistic roles. His gravelly voice makes up for some of it, but his lack of screen time means he can't lend the gravity that he did in THE EDGE or THE JUROR. Miko Hughes is the most outstanding actor here, with a stunning portrayal of an autistic boy that lends realism to Willis' character. The acting overall is bearable, but it's present in a genre that doesn't demand it. The movie doesn't deal with its genre well enough to receive full credit, though, and MERCURY RISING is watchable by anyone who doesn't demand perfection.
FINAL AWARD FOR "MERCURY RISING": 2.5 stars - an enjoyable movie.
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Meanwhile break the eggs into a large bowl, add the sugar and whisk for two minutes or until pale and fluffy, then mix in the flour.
Once the chocolate has melted, pour it over the eggs and sugar and stir in well.
Spoon some of the mixture into the moulds drop the salted caramel chocolates in and add another spoonful of the mix. Only fill them three-quarters full.
Place the fondants on a baking tray and cook in the oven for six minutes
To serve, remove the fondants from their moulds and place in the centre of the plates prepared with lines of caramel. Place a quenelle of ice cream on each side of the puddings and garnish with caramel brittle. Dust with cocoa powder. Drizzle some of the caramel sauce around the plate and dot with raspberries.


I'm currently looking at solutions for dumping PV energy into water heating (like so many other forum members).
Noticing that the emonTx can measure the AC voltage and current (and therefore measure import/export of energy from the house) thats great!
I'm halfway through writing a nanode interface to my SMA SunnyBoy Inverter over Bluetooth so I can get the realtime power generation readings from that. I'm doing this as I don't have a seperate fuse board for the PV circuit - its wired into the main house circuit.
But the problem I have, which I expect a lot of other UK people may have is:
1. My electric and gas meters are located on the outside wall of the house (behind the usual plastic cupboard doors!) like so many other houses built in the past 25 years. Something like this..
The meter tails for connecting the current clamps to are also in this cupboard (obviously) so I can put the emonTx in there with a battery pack. However, I now have the problem that I can't measure the AC voltage - theres no 240v socket in the cupboard or even outside!
Anyone else have this issue? Solutions?
Re: emonTx - where to put it?
Don't you have a fuse box inside the house? I have similar setup for the meter, but also a fuse box inside the house. I wrapped the CT sensor around the live wire and am in business since.
Re: emonTx - where to put it?
Another thing that had me wondering is why you guys redirect excess power to water heating rather than charging batteries? Energy conversion is not as efficient. Where I live, it is typical to charge batteries during the day (when excess power is available) and use that energy later in the day when the sun is set.
We heat water using the vacuum-tube solar systems like this:
They work pretty well almost year-round as long as there is solar irradiation. If the sun is not enough, they simply pre-heat the water to some degree and electrical hearer kicks in afterwards. Some guys here even put these on solar tracking platforms and raise efficiency significantly.
Re: emonTx - where to put it?
Hi Stuart,
I have the same problem as you, my solar system feeds into the same fuse board as the other loads in the house. It is however still possible to monitor it using the emonTx and CT sensors.
1. Generation CT - Remove the plastic trunking from below your generation meter and clip the CT round one of the wires going into the meter. It is possible to then replace the trunking with the CT inside.
2. Grid inport/export CT - Clip one CT round the live where where it comes into the house. This will monitoring gird import/export. This value with be positive when you are importing and negative when you are exporting.
3. Voltage sensor - in order to determine the direction flow of the current the emonTx needs to monitor voltage. This is done with an AC-AC adapter. The needs to be plugged into an AC outlet within a few meters of the emonTx. This can be tricky as often there is not a power socket near by. You might need to use an extension or put in a new connection into the fuse box. Get an electrician to help you if you’re confident doing this.
On the emonTx it's possible to create another variable called consumption which can be calculated by: Consumption = grid + generation.
I plan to fully document my PV monitoring setup when I get a chance in the next few weeks.
Re: emonTx - where to put it?
Yes obviously I have a fuse box however:
1. Its located flush with the ceiling and the mains/meter tails cables run in the ceiling and then drop into the top of the fuse box so I can't get a sensor around that
2. Its also located in the downstairs toilet so I can't put a 240v socket in there to measure the voltage or power the emonTx !!
If Open Energy Monitor were to become a successful "easy-to-use" product for the mass market, were going to have a lot of these issues!
You can't expect end users to open up a fuse box (and its probably against UK Part P regulations - although I'm not an electrician!)
I think what I would probably like is to use an emonTx unit in the outside meter box (just like Efergy + Current Cost meters do) and then do the voltage calculation on a base station in the house (perhaps the emonBase or the GLCD unit?)
Re: emonTx - where to put it?
Most solar PV units in the UK are direct grid connected so don't have any batteries.  Although there are some inverters which can do this because they disconnection you from the grid.
The UK "FIT" generation payments dont reward for exporting your surplus energy to grid, so it would be beneficial to use the electric to heat water and therefore prevent consumption of Gas.
Re: emonTx - where to put it?
Thanks for explaining. It sounds quite odd, but I guess it is a matter of regulation. We have the so called hybrid grid tie inverters that let you charge batteries and use the stored electricity eventually, something like this:
Re: emonTx - where to put it?
I think this is not a mass product anyway - it does require some electrical and programming skills to set it up but it is quite rewarding.
EmonTX can be battery powered and measuring voltage is optional (does improve accuracy, but still not a pre-requisite).
Here is my fuse box, I had the Arduino+power supply plug installed in ~30 minutes (did it myself, but yo can always get some professional to do it for you). Where I live, the fuse box is my property and I can open it freely. The metering devices are outside my house and I have no access there. Even If I had, I would imagine the electrical company guys' surprise to see that thing blinking near their meter :) :)
Re: emonTx - where to put it?
...on any of the battery-based, grid-tie inverters with which I'm familiar. None of the inverters I've had experience with will export power to the grid (or a dump load) until the batteries are fully charged. The reason for this is that the inverter uses the grid as part of the charge control circuitry. Once the batteries have come up full, the "export" feature on the inverter is activated and any PV power in excess of what is required to maintain the batteries at float charge is sent to the grid.
In my own system, there are no loads on the inverter unless the grid has failed, so when the sun comes up in the morning, the batteries are essentially full already, and the excess is sent out to the grid. Unfortunately, although my "smart" utility meter can tell which direction the power is going (buying or selling), it continues to increment the kilowatt hours, and I get charged the normal unit rate for feeding the power back to the utility. In this case, it is imperative to make sure that none of the power reaches the utility's meter.
Although it pains me to burn up AC power in a water-heating dump load (solar direct water heating ~is~ much more efficient), at least I am offsetting the power bill a bit on days when I will need to run the water heater with grid power for domestic use.
(An aside: I have dissected a number of "smart" utility meters and hacked their circuitry. I can share details if anyone is interested. The utilities don't share their information with lowly commoners like us, so if you want to know how one works, you've got to DIY.)


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