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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-82702549487039743252014-11-17T22:23:41.372-02:00Let's talk about ...Fabiano Fidênciohttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8270254948703974325.post-62691873789635497962014-08-02T12:24:00.002-03:002014-08-02T12:24:30.629-03:00and GUADEC is over!The conference was great, as usual, and quite more organized than I've expected (maybe I got a wrong impression due the issues that happened a few weeks before).
Kudos for Monsieur and Madame Franke for all the time spent on that. Special thanks for all volunteers as well!

I'm really happy that I had the opportunity to meet a few people there, that I've been working with but, till GUADEC, were just an IRC name. :-)

I want to thank Bastien Nocera, Felipe Borges, Rafael Martins, Victor Toso and Yuuma Sato (the dealers of Brazilian food), you guys made a couple really happy! \o/
I also want to thank Nimit for the Taj Mahal gift, man, it's awesome! And Parin/Nimit for testing Eliane's work and finding the (I hope so) last bugs to fix before push it upstream!

Next GUADEC is going to happen in Gothenburg, Sweden, the cradle of the Swedish Conspiracy and it will have at least a bit Carimbó! Maybe we will meet there again! :-)Fabiano Fidênciohttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8270254948703974325.post-30204008744110123402014-07-11T05:26:00.002-03:002014-07-11T05:26:44.874-03:00Evolution-Data-Server: Backend-per-process!I've been quite busy in the last weeks (months?) working in the latest big change in Evolution Data Server (EDS) and I'm glad to announce that EDS now has support to run each backend on its own process, what means that if one backend crashes, you can still have your whole factory (with another backends) running.

This change is enabled by default since commit f3f1e94f but the user also can have EDS behaving as it was before by simply passing "--disable-backend-per-process" to the configure.

So, if you're running EDS from git master and have noticed any weird behavior with your application that could be a bug introduced by this task, please, file a bug in our bugzilla and put me cc'ed there. On the other hand, if you feel somehow happy with/thankful for this change, GUADEC is going to happen in 2 weeks, I'll be there and I do drink beer ;-)

A really big thanks to Milan Crha that reviewed the patches and was actively discussing this idea since the beginning of the prototyping part. Also thanks to Matthew Barnes and Tristan Van Berkom for sporadic help in #evolution channel, usually in the hours that only people living in America were awake :-)
Fabiano Fidênciohttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8270254948703974325.post-66677749625910158662014-02-27T22:03:00.002-03:002014-02-27T22:03:51.345-03:00Evolution ideas for GSoC 2014!I'm happy to announce the Evolution team has a few ideas of projects for this GSoC round!

Complete introspection support for EDS:
This is for evolution-data-server, but only marginally, because the most work might be done in libical, to provide a GObject-based interface for their icalcomponent/icaltimezone/... all structures, basically.
As a starter, the ECalComponent (the wrapper around icalcomponent) can be extended and made introspactable too (it is a GObject descendant already, but some structures are raw structures). The biggest problem is that the ECalComponent can hold only one icalcomponent, not a set of icalcomponents, which is required by ECalClient API, to be able to fetch events with timezones or a recurring event with detached instances. The student may see what is required by the ECalClient API and then propose "the easiest way".

Standalone app for editing server-side Sieve filters:
This doesn't touch evolution's code directly, as it's a prove of concept and a test application to allow editing of Sieve filters directly in evolution. Having it in mind, I'd like to see students with previous Sieve experience and able to discuss the project in #evolution and that end up with a prototype about what will be implemented 'til the end of the applications period.

Notmuch as indexer and search language:
Ideally, a student may create a new CamelIndex descendant, which will talk to Notmuch in the background, and will be usable with CamelFolderSummary (its camel_folder_summary_set_index()). Then the student will touch camel-folder-search.c, because it also uses CamelIndex for body-searches (that's basically the only usage of CamelIndex, for body-searches, but I know the notmuch knows much more).
A similar changes may come into camel-filter-driver.c, together with an addition of "notmuch-code" expression, which will require notmuch for providing output. Then, in evolution, the mail/vfoldertypes.xml,
mail/foltertypes.xml and mail/searchtypes.xml may be extended to also support "notmuch-code" expressions.
As the notmuch project is too much for a SoC period, we would like to have it done only for local Maildir accounts :-)

Implement a simple PKCS#11 module using evolution's addressbook as a backend:
Nowadays we have an address book, and it contains details of X509 certificates for people. But that information is basically in the wrong place. When we come to do S/MIME signing or encryptionm we need the NSS library to be able to find the certificates by the normal lookup process that it uses. In the certificate database(s). So the idea is that the student provides a PKCS#11 module which appears to contain all the keys that are found in the address. When it's asked to search for a certain key, it goes and looks in the addressbook for matching user with an E_CONTACT_X509_CERT field in their addressbook entry and returns that cert, if found.

A nice way to start working on this idea was described on #evolution by David Woodhouse:
<dwmw2> I'd start simple; create a trivial PKCS#11 module with a *hardcoded* cert in it. Just one
<dwmw2> so you can send email to that user and it can find that cert in your module
<dwmw2> that'll get you putting together the basic guts of the PKCS#11 module with its search and get certs functions.
<dwmw2> and wiring it into the right place in Evolution to *use* it
<dwmw2> then after that, we make it a proper addressbook client and make it do the right search in the addressbook for *real* data.

If something is not clear and/or you want to discuss the ideas, please visit the #evolution channel or send us an email through evolution-hackers mailing list (https://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/evolution-hackers) and we will be glad to help with anything that is necessary.

Have fun!

Fabiano Fidênciohttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8270254948703974325.post-53453544188775252802014-01-15T22:22:00.002-02:002014-01-15T22:22:42.091-02:00Evolution EWS: TimeZones operationsLong story short:
For those who are using evolution-ews from git master, calendar is back to the game.

Long story:
With the changes I've made to add support for streaming notifications I've also introduced a big bug.
Calendar was not working anymore for Exchange servers newer than 2010.

Why?
Because newer versions of EWS do handle an event time in a completely different way than older versions and I had to add support to a new operation that was not supported from our side so far.
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Why? I thought we were already using the proper server version to talk to EWS servers (damned, I would love have it blog posted, unfortunately I don't have).
Hmmm. Yes. Or better, not exactly. When I've made the changes to speak to the server using the proper server version, instead of use the oldest one, I didn't touch in the calendar part, because it would take a not small time to implement this operation and so on. With the streaming notifications code added, I had to do this changes (once it works only for EWS servers 2010_SP1 or newer). And ... Boom! ... I broke the calendar backend.

And now it is working again, right?
Yes, it is! :-)
The code is still not reviewed but can be used/seen from/on this branch.

By the way, tests were written and the calendar backend code was refactored in favor to reuse backend's code in our tests, and it took me considerably more time than adding the new operation itself. :-pFabiano Fidênciohttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8270254948703974325.post-2670816243595876052014-01-05T21:20:00.003-02:002014-01-06T12:20:33.295-02:00Google Gym!
During my vacations, I traveled to cities I didn't know, having to use Google Maps and trusting in its integration with public transportation, what is the motivation of this post.

That Google is always looking on our searches and using it to offer us "personalized" advertisements is not something new, but that Google does care about your health care is something , at least, unexpected. If you, reader, do not know me in person, let me tell you, I'm fat. I'm not a bit overweight, that guy that ate a bit more than he should. I'm really fat ;-) And when I'm travelling my internet usage can be summarized in basically 2 things: look for a place to eat and get the directions to go to this place (of course, walking less possible).

But, as I said before. Google does care about my health care. More than I do, apparently. Looking for the "less walking" and "best route" options from one place to another, with a 100% of accuracy, Google provided me the "more walking" route possible. In the first 2, 3 times I need to admit, I was completely pissed off. After that, I started to realized they were testing their new product and I am one the of luckiest guys in the earth to have access to it first: Google Gym!

And what the heck is Google Gym? Simple, based on your searches Google will calculate how many calories you're eating in each meal and based on your pictures Google will decide how many calories you should eat in each meal. Do you eat more than you should? Okay, Google makes you walk for 30 minutes next time you're going to a restaurant! Com'on, it's better than a personal trainer!

Google, please, if I am not in the test group and everything said above is just part of my sick mind, please, consider start to implement it. People would love it! (And, please, remember this blog post and send me a gift :-)). Or, at least, fix the map routes because it's getting worst since last maps update :-p
Fabiano Fidênciohttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8270254948703974325.post-64130055064308273882013-11-12T20:45:00.003-02:002013-11-13T17:54:17.691-02:00Evolution EWS: Notification Operations (only for Exchange Servers 2010 SP1 or newer)The news:
Notification Operations are now pushed to evolution-ews git and will be available on 3.12 release.

Small demos:
You can have a good idea about what I'm talking about taking a look on these videos, where you can see:
- On the right side of my screen you can see the Outlook Web Access from where I'm playing with my account.
- On the left side, you can see my EWS account on Evolution, receiving notifications and updating the content (to reflect with the changes made on the right side) almost in real time. :-)

How can I enable it?

In your EWS account's preferences, go to "Receiving Options" tab and enable "Listen for server change notifications".

If you want to listen for notification in all folders, also enable "Check for new messages in all folders", otherwise only your Inbox will be updated.

Limitations (Please, read it, this is the most important part!):
- It only works for Exchange Server 2010 SP1 or newer.
- However our API has full support to subscribe any folder you want to listen the notifications for, for now it is only Inbox or Everything. I would like to avoid big UI changes for this cycle.

Microsoft documentation about this feature:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh312849(v=exchg.140).aspx

Fabiano Fidênciohttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8270254948703974325.post-82745444210023858302013-10-10T06:23:00.000-03:002013-11-12T18:05:06.047-02:00Evolution EWS: Testing EEwsConnection's APIHowdy!

tl;dr:

EEwsConnection's API has a new test framework.

We only cover folder operations for now (Create, Delete, Move)

Please, help us! :-)

verbose:

I'm glad to announce that we are adding low level tests to cover EEwsConnection's API. It is and will be a continuous work until we have the (almost) full coverage done.

How are we doing this?

It's simple. We are mocking the EWS server, collecting the traces (what means, we are testing against a real server) and then we have the possibility to test our changes offline (against the traces collected). For this, we are using a library written by Philip Withnall, announced during GUADEC, named uhttpmock.

How is the coverage for now?

As I wrote it as a proof-of-conception, for now we are barely covering folder operations (Create, Copy, Move), but the idea is add support while we are touching in another parts to fix bugs/add new features.

Which EWS versions are being covered?

For now, Exchange2007_SP1 and Exchange2010_SP2. I only have access to these servers (actually, we also have access to an Exchange2013 server, but we only will have support to send requests with this specific version when we have a more complete coverage and then track the breakages before commit this new support. Ah, so EWS doesn't have support for Exchange2013? False! We do, but we do the requests as an Exchange2010_SP2 server). So, if you have access to servers with different versions, please, feel free to send us patches to help us to improve the quality of our tests.

How could I help?

If you have access to an EWS server, please, take a look in our tests (they are really simple to add) and start to create new tests in the area of your interest. We would be really happy with some help. We need some help :-)

That's all folks!
Fabiano Fidênciohttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8270254948703974325.post-77909870343078401052013-08-26T03:21:00.001-03:002013-08-26T03:21:11.077-03:00Evolution EWS: Planning the 3.12After a release cycle more focused on bug fixes, now is time to sit and plan what I will do want to do for 3.12.

tl;dr version:

Notifications operations

EmptyFolder operation

(improve) FindItem operation

GetRooms and GetRoomLists operations

Time zone operation

Sharing operations

Unit testing

To check what those operations mean, take a look into: https://wiki.gnome.org/Apps/Evolution/EWS_OperationsFeaturesParityMatrix

Okay, now in a (kind of) verbose mode:

Notifications operations: I have this feature half-implemented, still with some bugs related to the subscription timeout, mainly when the connection is somehow cancelled (or evolution is turned to work in offline mode, or the server is down). It involves a big work on addressbook, calendar and mail (camel) parts to apply all received events about changes; a dozen of APIs in the server communication part to subscribe/unsubscribe to listen those notifications, parse the received events and provide them to all backends that want to listen for notifications; some code refactoring in the *_start_sync backends methods; and, finally, some simple modifications in the UI, to enable/disable this feature.

EmptyFolder operation: We already support a folder deletion in Evolution EWS, so this is more like a good improvement in the way to do the deletion than a super-duper feature.

(improve) FindItem operation: We have a first implementation of this, what allows us to use the server to do some searches for us and then we only handle the result. Hope we can, at least, fix this bug improving this operation, let's see.

GetRooms and GetRoomLists operations: Yeah, we are missing these ones. Basically we can get the rooms that are available within the Exchange organization

Time zone operation: We have our own way to handle the time zones in Evolution, but it is useful mainly to check if we are not trying to set an invalid time zone for the EWS server. Ah, taking advantage that I'll be working with the time zone operation, I would like to do a small code refactoring the calendar backend to use our server calls based on the server version, that is already done by the another backends but get stucked to fix it for calendar, since the time zone operations are quite different from one version to another (thanks little Bill).

Sharing operations: We already have an implementation for this. On the one hand it is not using the operations introduced by EWS 2010. On the other hand, it works with an older version (EWS 2007), what means that we doesn't have Discovery neither Accept for sharing invitation working. What I want to have here are the "new" operations working properly with newer and older severs without mess with the whole EWS 2007 support.

Unit testing: This one deserves another blog post, coming soon. :-)

And that is it for now!
Fabiano Fidênciohttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8270254948703974325.post-49492475089768838942013-02-19T14:47:00.001-03:002013-02-19T19:16:16.224-03:00Brno - First impressions!
I just arrived in Brno 2 days ago (17.02.2013) and I think this is a good opportunity to share what I found here.

Public transportation:
Differently from Brazil, it really works here, at least the lines I've trying to use until now.
There is a really easy connection between city center and the Red Hat office. It's something about 20 minutes inside a tram, but usually you can find a seat to sit and the frequency of the trams is something really impressive, 5 minutes between one and another, during the "work hour" (until 19:00). After this the frequency is decreased a bit, something about 10 minutes between each tram and it is decreasing until the midnight, when you can get a tram each hour. The price is really cheap, mainly if you can buy a 3 months ticket (actually, I still don't bought this one, need to take a picture and bla bla bla). But it is really better and cheaper than in Brazil.

Food:
It's good, but it's heavy.
Actually I just have had 2 dinners and 1 lunch, all of them eating pork (usually with potatoes). The food is also cheaper than in Brazil. Yesterday, with Bruno Gonçalves and Rui Matos, we ate some ribs in a typical (?) Czech restaurant. All meals here, at least in the dinner, can serve easily a couple (at least if you're a brazilian and are not so big/fat than me). A weird stuff here is that, before the lunch, they usually serve soup. Makes sense, the weather contributes with this, but it is a bit unusual in my country. :-)

Beer:
Okay, here is the place!

Office:
Actually I just did a quick visit to the Red Hat office and the office looks really nice. Good chairs, big monitors (yay!), good computers. There are some snacks in the office, I think it is public (if not, sorry, I just ate someone's snack) :-).
Looks like will be really easy to fell "in home".

People:
Actually I just met Rui Matos, Bruno Gonçalves, Christian Schaller, Florian, the HR people and another Red Hat guys (this list was being increased while i was writing the post) that I really don't remember the name (sorry about that) for a lunch. They look nice and friendly! :-)
Hope I can meet the rest of the team soon :-)

Services:
I've already moved to a flat (thanks Bruno Gonçalves for this), bought a Czech mobile number, asked for internet, opened a bank account ... fortunately to do all this stuff I found English speakers in: the phone store, real agency and, for internet, Foreigners (brno.foreigners.cz) took care about this (thanks Liduska!)

Language:
Yeah, there are some restaurants (the most part, maybe?) where they don't speak English. And Czech, ah, this language is a kind of different than everything I heard before. It'll be really hard to learn but let's do the things go.

Weather:
Cold, really cold!

Yeah, summarizing, looks like I'm going to live in a really nice and cold place :-)Fabiano Fidênciohttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8270254948703974325.post-31415724652788546132012-12-17T00:55:00.005-02:002012-12-17T01:10:15.275-02:00Changes2012: Some things have a happy ending.

- Bye bye UNICAMP: I'm glad for the 5,5 years we had together, for the GSoCs and mainly for the friendships you have provided me. Was a really nice period in my life but I'm happy so far it's done.
- Bye bye FIT: I really had the opportunity to work with great guys and I learnt a lot about "How are the processes in a great company". Unfortunately, I was not FITting in the company philosophy anymore but I really wish the best, for all employees :) Special thanks to IBM guys: Breno Leitão, Leonardo Rangel, Leonardo Garcia and Rafael Lorandi.
- Bye bye Campinas: Since 2007 Campinas has been my home and I have lucky for live and go along with friends in the most part of this 5,5 years. Guys, you were, you are, you always will be the definition of awesomeness
- 8 years dating: Sometimes we need to make a decision ... :)

Althought I don't have doubts that 2012 is the year with more significant changes I've ever had in my whole life ... 2013 is also promising ...

2013: New ways to follow:
- Marriage: After 8 years dating, Eliane and I are married, finally! I have no doubts Eliane is the person I want with me. Hope we can be happy in this new step of our life! :)
- GNOME Foundation: Special thanks to Zeeshan Ali and Christophe Fergeau for a positive (or not negative) vouch and mainly for the opportunity in the Google Summer of Code. I hope I can help (at least some parts of) GNOME as part of my new work.
- Red Hat: Special thanks to Zeeshan Ali (yeah, again, Zeeshan rocks!) for the indication and Christian Schaller for the opportunity. I have no words to describe how happy I am for enjoy a company where the values are so close than mine, that did my bootstrap in the Free Software world (was the first Linux Distribution I have tried), that has a plenty of contributions in the most significants Open Source projects! Ah! I'll try to do my best in the Desktop Team. :)
- Czech Republic: I'll move to Brno as soon I can get my VISA (probably in February/2013). Didn't have been there, but looks like a nice (and cold) place to live. Eliane is really happy about live in a not so warm place and my only wish is: Don't meet Gregor Samsa family and friends. :-)

That's all folks, I wish all the best and have a happy new year!Fabiano Fidênciohttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8270254948703974325.post-3037334388781977972012-09-23T14:30:00.001-03:002012-12-06T00:51:12.021-02:00Satisfaction!
After a long time trying to find a way to feel good doing what I've been paid to do, finally it's clear on my mind. I don't mind about work with free/non-free software. What moves my motivation is another thing: I only want to do something useful, useful for me, useful for people ... in a large scale. Unfortunately, I didn't have this possibility in any place I've worked for.

Okay, it's time to search for something better ... :)Fabiano Fidênciohttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8270254948703974325.post-78365753115341061602012-09-01T22:21:00.002-03:002012-09-01T22:23:59.559-03:00Libosinfo 0.2.0

All the work I did during this summer, as a GSoC student, in libosinfo was released yesterday. Yay!

Here is the announcement done by Zeeshan Ali (Khattak):

"Libosinfo 0.2.0 is out!

Introducing a new set of APIs to enable application developers to easily create

unattended/automated installation scripts for various operating systems.

Currently only Fedora and Microsoft Windows are supported. Also provided is a

commandline tool, 'osinfo-install-script' to easily create such scripts without

having to write any code.

Other changes since 0.1.2:

- Fix build against mingw64 toolchain.

- API for getting product logo URLs.

- Fix architecture for a Windows 2008 media.

- Remove bogus minimum storage information for Fedora.

- Add varirables for system and local database paths in pkg-config."

Moreover, I've been working on libosinfo to add AvatarInfo (current task) and improve the replacement that will be done in Gnome Boxes.

See ya!
Fabiano Fidênciohttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8270254948703974325.post-1129828042556740122012-08-20T10:55:00.000-03:002012-08-20T10:55:04.315-03:00Pencils Down!
Google Summer of Code is over and is time to stop, look back, and discuss a bit about what I've been implementing.

Our original idea was port boxes to use Install Scripts API, included in libosinfo (Daniel Berrange, Zeeshan Ali and I have been working on this, that probably will can be used in the next libosinfo release) and add support for another distributions (OpenSuSE, Debian, Ubuntu,etc ...). The second part was not completed, unfortunately, but will be finished after the Google Summer of Code period, because the first part was a bit more long than expected.

The first part of the project, the port itself, was finished and covers:
- small fixes in libosinfo
- add support to libosinfo to generate the script in a file
- add suport to osinfo-install-script tool to use the previous one
- add a new entity, called osinfo_install_config_param used to get which are the parameters that can be set in an install script
- add support to generate an install script for Fedora (desktop profile)
- add support to generate an install script for Windws (it covers: win2k, win2k3, win2k3r2, winxp, winvista, win7)
- remove boxes installation scripts and use libosinfo API

IIUC, my patches are going to the upstream ASAP, but until it occurs, you can see what I'm implementing in my Gitorious (https://gitorious.org/gsoc2012)

Sincerely, was a big pleasure to me could integrate the GNOME team and I hope we can keep working together.

See ya, people!
Fabiano Fidênciohttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8270254948703974325.post-84985802084407179522012-08-03T18:30:00.001-03:002012-08-03T18:38:04.874-03:00GUADEC!
GUADEC didn't was my first international conference, but, certainly, was the funniest one!
Was a great pleasure to meet with some guys that helped me a lot in non-GSoC related projects as: Lennart Poettering, Alon Levy and Christophe Fergeau. And, of course, to meet with some guys that are helping me in GSoC as: Zeeshan Ali, Marc-Andre and Christophe Fergeau (Again? Yeah, he is awesome!)
I've no words to describe how awesome was know some students that I prefer don't name them for fear of forgetting someone. I'll miss you all! :)

In the near future I'll write another blog post (less emotive, this time :)), talking about what I've considered the positive/negative points of GUADEC, IMHO.

Thanks for the time we spent together, the talks, the gossips, the beers!
Thanks GNOME Foundation! Thanks Local Team! Thanks Google! :)Fabiano Fidênciohttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8270254948703974325.post-3414975142023807092012-07-24T18:54:00.001-03:002012-07-24T18:54:31.420-03:00libosinfo: fedora support, for desktop profiles, for unattended installations
Finally these patches were rewritten and sent to virt-tools ML.
It was tested with lastest boxes (including one patch of mine) and works properly.

Let's work on Windows stuffs now, see you in a few days!

Best Regards,
Fabiano Fidênciohttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8270254948703974325.post-58938660664746120552012-07-20T00:05:00.002-03:002012-07-20T00:13:50.294-03:00One month without blog post

This is a post a bit non-usual and, maybe, not so interesting for the most gnome readers.
I'll try to split it in 3 parts: demotivation, health and mentor.

Demotivation
I've been working for some companies and I want to share a small list of common things that easily could destroy (or save, if avoided) the motivation of some projects. It is something like "What every programmer should not do in a project!" in a few words.
1st: Work in a scope: Changing radically the scope of the project, without a good plan, causes lost time, money and motivation.
2nd: Listen to the team: if you have a team with few people working together, and something is *always* pointed as a problem for (almost) all members of the team, don't try to hide the problem instead of solving it. It's demotivating.
3th: Be honest, be clear: Try to keep all members of the team with the same level of informations. The team is trying to work together, no? Hiding information for one or two members of the team can demotivate this guys. At this point, is relevant to say that technical decisions might be decided for technical members, all of them, in the best case.

These 3 points are sufficient to demotivate a team. And, as everyone knows, demotivation is something not limited to your project.

Health
Demotivation, usually, follows you to your house and influences your behavior with your friends and family. In the worst case, it will cause a stress outbreak.
But the way from your first discomfort until a stress outbreak is long, weeks, months ... maybe years. And it is *the* problem. Because your humor is worse, your sleep is worse, your quality as developer is worse ... this shit is consuming your whole life and you don't have idea about it ... until the necessary outbreak occurs and you need to restart to think about your "way of life" :-)

Mentor
Firstly, I did a wrong idea about "mentor" in the beginning of the project (or I'm lucky, don't know). But, at least for me, mentor was a guy to talk about the project, about the problems with the project. Not about my personal problems, not about my personal life.
So, for some times I thought: "Should I share this kind of stuff with my mentor? This kind of things should not influence my project". Yeah, I was wrong! Last week I talked a lot about all these shits with my mentor and it really helped me, at least, to brighten my mind.

Of course, all this stuffs have serious consequences in my schedule. Now, I'm here, in the bed (with an infection) and with the project delayed. That's the life and I hope I can use the rest of my weekend to post something useful to community (with some code and some stuffs working).

Best Regards,Fabiano Fidênciohttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8270254948703974325.post-19504888116900026392012-06-12T00:13:00.002-03:002012-06-12T09:38:58.197-03:00LibOSInfo improvements and one more GSoC statusHowdy!

In the last post I was more optimistic than I could be, so, the world is taking their revenge :-P
So, firstly, bad news:

I didn't understand some points of project until the last post and I took some time to talk with my mentor (thanks, zeenix) to try to clarify all of them. I think I can consider it checked!

Because of that I lost (a bit) my focus and my schedule, so I'm about 1~2 weeks late. It's bad but we don't need be worried.My schedule is not so tight and I allocate 2 weeks (before mid-term) to use in case of (possibles) problems :-)

And, the good ones:

Some patches were produced to improve libosinfo and sent to review. The proposal of these patches are:

Add and expose some APIs needed, at least, by Gnome Boxes

Add support to generate scripts with multiple files

Add "desktop" profile for Windows and Fedora (15+) automated installations' scripts

I'll attend GUADEC 2012. So, many thanks to GNOME Foundation, Carol Smith, Google, my mentor, and specially for you! </brazilian TV show for kids>

Next step is remove, entirely, automated stuffs from Boxes and use, correctly, LibOSInfo APIs. it's a work in progress, for information. :-)

And, finally, I know, it looks like a "not so good" progress, but I had one step back to avoid to build a house of cards as fast as possible. Let's try to build solid bases before.

See ya!

Let's hack!

Fabiano Fidênciohttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8270254948703974325.post-16117990577162539462012-05-20T22:25:00.001-03:002012-05-22T11:12:36.214-03:00Welcome install-scripts API's! See ya old installer files!
Howdy!

After two weeks out (yeah, university is trying to kill me), good news: progress are being done!
Better than planed, this weekend I did:

LibOSInfo (patch set was sent to virt-tools mailing list):

Installer's tags for win2k and win7 were added, allowing users to create install scripts for both windows

AutoLogon was set by default for all flavours of windows

Desktop Profile for Fedora's automated installation was added

Boxes (keeping this patch while wait a bug fix that will change some files that I changed, before send to mailing list)

Old automated files were dropped in favor of use install-script API's, provided by libosinfo and improved by my last patches.

While I wrote those patches I did a small test, installing Fedora 16 using my fresh changes, and it worked like a charm (or, at least, like worked in the old way).
If everything occurs as planned, in the next weekend, tests with Windows will be done and eventual issues will be fixed!

See ya and let's hack!Fabiano Fidênciohttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8270254948703974325.post-20807037046976042762012-05-06T22:39:00.002-03:002012-05-06T22:46:43.505-03:00First week working on GNOME-Boxes' port was awesome!
Last week I spent some time to familiarize myself with the code and start the port itself, as planned in sprint00 and sprint11 respectively.

After some days reading the code (yeah, I'm not a good reader), I finally understood Daniel P. Berrange's idea for install-scripts (libosinfo) and put my hands on the code, starting the port (or, at least, trying).
In this process, 4 small patches were produced and sent to libosinfo's mailing list (waiting for review), and I'll consider sprint0 finished and go to sprint1, doing this a big sprint with almost 3 weeks, as soon as patches are accepted.

See ya!

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deliverable: Boxes using new automated installation API of libosinfo and dropping all OS-specific automation codeFabiano Fidênciohttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8270254948703974325.post-62834827295907746222012-04-29T20:09:00.000-03:002012-04-29T20:13:46.166-03:00GSoC 2012 - Gnome Boxes!Yay! Last week I was noticed I'm a selected student to do an "internship" working with Gnome-Boxes in GSoC 2012.
"What the hell is Gnome-Boxes?" is what you're thinking, I guess. So, you can start looking at project page and at this Zeenix's blogpost.
"And your project is about ... ?"
Basically, my propose involves improve new libosinfo API for automated installations; port Gnome-Boxes to use that and implement support for Debian, Ubuntu and openSUSE (at least). :-)
"Is there a schedule of your project?" You can take a look at my schedule here
"And about the progress?"
Further's progress informations will be shared here and in LiveGNOME's page for this GSoC project every two weeks (or when "deliverable of done" of each sprint is complete).Fabiano Fidênciohttps://firstname.lastname@example.com


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Anglers heading north for a long weekend of fishing may want to know the daily walleye bag limits will increase on hundreds of lakes in northern Wisconsin.
Department of Natural Resources fisheries director Ron Bruch says the limit for walleye will increase to five per day on 269 lakes, three per day on 171 lakes and two per day on seven lakes.
The DNR says the six Chippewa bands harvested more than 27,000 walleye as of Thursday. The new bag limits go into effect Friday. The DNR's fishing regulations are on its website. It also has a free mobile app.
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Amazing things can be accomplished when a group of people pull together to make something happen. The Government and Community Relations Endowed Scholarship is a great example.
In 2006, as a commitment to the Powered by the Future campaign, division vice president, Debbie Stendardi provided a base pledge to establish a scholarship to support students in any degree program, with preference to those who fill student positions in the division. Stendardi had established a scholarship in memory of her father, a Newsday photographer for many years who always had great things to say about RIT photography alumni he'd met as professional photographers. "He went to college on the GI bill and education was always of paramount importance to him," so making gifts to scholarships helped her memorialize him.
Following Stendardi's lead, members of the division designated their campaign commitments to that scholarship. Within four years, the scholarship was fully endowed and ready to start supporting students. This team effort not only meant a permanent source of financial aid for students, but it also allowed staff people who otherwise might not have been able to establish an endowed scholarship fund on their own to know the impact of that type of gift.
The scholarship parameters mean that students who work in Special Events, University News, Osher Lifelong Learning Institute, and Government and Community Relations are given preference for the award. One of the first students to receive the scholarship was a student employee in the Office of Government & Community Relations, Brittany Shuman. "I remember how thrilled she was to receive the scholarship," says Stendardi. "It was great to have the pleasure of knowing her and how important it was to her to have this assistance. It makes it that much more meaningful to all of us and to want to continue to support this kind of investment in our wonderful students."


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Don't let your Inner Scrooge short-change what should be one of the happiest times of the year. Make an inner decision – a heart commitment – that you're going to do things differently this year. When you know you need to re-center to get back in the holiday spirit and be able to give from a genuine heart, try this:
- Step 1 – Use HeartMath's Quick Coherence ® technique. When you get to Step 3, continue to breathe through the area of your heart.
- Step 2 – As you do so, recall a time when you felt good inside. This could be a feeling of appreciation or care toward a special person or a pet, a place you enjoyed, or an activity that was fun. Allow yourself to feel this good feeling of appreciation or care. If you can't feel anything, it's okay. Just have an attitude of appreciation, care, compassion or other positive attitude.
- Step 3 – Once you've shifted to a positive feeling or attitude, try to sustain the attitude by sending or radiating feelings of appreciation or care to yourself and others. This benefits them and especially helps recharge and balance your own system. You can also send care and heart energy to the planet and to your highest intentions.
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Since Saturday Morning Slam is a key program that WWE wants to push to "expand their portfolio", I've deduced a very likely scenario for Mr.Dean Ambrose to appropriately introduce himself in the Rated G environment. He'd debut as the token bully character on this child show picking on the likes of Hornswoggle and AJ. His name will be "Mean" Dean. Every week a guest undercard babyface will face him and try to teach the mean bully a lesson. Sometimes he'll win, but he'll usually lose. New boom period every Saturday Morning™.
I do have one question for anyone who might feel that Dwayne Johnson "owes" the business. Is it just him, or is it anyone who moved on to other things? Should Luna Vachon get heat for running a towing company instead of working on RAW? Should Maven be critiqued on his Home Shopping Network bits instead of wrestling?
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There could be some new twists and turns during your commute with the next phase of Highway 12 construction starting in Middleton.
For the next couple of days, traffic on highway 12 in Middleton is being re-routed and detoured so crews can continue with road construction. The westbound off-ramp to University Avenue and the Westbound ramp that is used to access the business areas will be closed for a period of time during the construction.
The projects development engineer for the Department of Transportation, Curt Neuhauser, says, "The main access point to the Middleton business on the old highway 12 will be the Airport Road interchange and that's where we're directing people to access the business district."
Message boards with the most current information will be used through out the project to help guide motorists through the maze. The construction crew reminds motorists to read the text messages on the message boards and follow those warnings to reach their destination.
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Do you have a rental kitchen with old cabinets or terrible wallpaper? Are you stuck in an ugly kitchen that you don't have the power (or money) to remodel? We'd love to see it and offer any advice we can to help you spruce it up on a budget. We want to help you love your kitchen and cook in it more often!
All You Need on Vacation is a Cast-Iron Skillet
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We just received this simply lovely budget kitchen makeover from reader Leea in central Mexico. She has a rental kitchen, so she couldn't change much, and yet she made a stunning difference — on a budget too! Read on for dramatic before and after photos, as well as Leea's budget makeover tips for rental kitchens.
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When looking for a new apartment, we foodies often have a long list of "ideals". We want ample counter space, decent storage, good natural light, and a gas stove, too, if you please. After all, we're spending a lot of time in there! There's one other factor that we might not always think to consider: how close the place is to a grocery store.
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We've been hunting for a new apartment, but keep running into a problem: many of the the otherwise great apartments we're finding come with an electric stove in the kitchen. We've been cooking with gas for years now and have trouble imagining going back. Is a gas stove a deal breaker?
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There have never been as many options for buying music as there are today. You can buy it at Wal-Mart, on the Web -- heck, if you don't mind limiting yourself to the Britneys and 'N Syncs of the world, you can buy music at McDonald's these days. But chances are, if you really love music, you wanna go where there are other people who do, too. In terms of St. Louis record stores, that means Vintage Vinyl. Some of the large chain stores might be able to outdistance Vintage in the size of their stock, but no other store can match it for its vibe -- the live DJ, the knowledgeable (and opinionated) staff, and, not unimportant, a customer base that keeps them on their toes. People who know music count on Vintage to have something in stock that will intrigue them, and the Delmar institution seldom, if ever, disappoints.


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The DCTC shines in this classic retelling of The Little Foxes.
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Robert Snodgrass on Sunday scored the only goal as Norwich moved away from the relegation zone and dented Tottenham's top-four hopes, BBC Sport reports.
Scotland winger Snodgrass curled his low shot from 18 yards beyond Hugo Lloris after Bradley Johnson's pass.
Goalkeeper John Ruddy helped Norwich to victory, denying Emmaunel Adebayor and Nacer Chadli in the second half.
Norwich came close to doubling their advantage when Johnson thundered a free-kick off the underside of the bar.
It was Norwich's second victory in 12 league games and a significant boost for manager Chris Hughton, who was under growing pressure following comments made by chief executive David McNally earlier in February.
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Sturridge's opener came in the second minute and Henderson hit home soon after.
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An effort to recall the mayor and city council of Corpus Christi, Texas was launched in June 2013. Supporters of the recall circulated petitions in order to qualify the recall question for the ballot.[1][2] The recall did not go to a vote.
The recall effort was led by Ruben Mirales. Mirales sought to recall Mayor Nelda Martinez, At-Large council members David Loeb, Lillian Riojas and Mark Scott, as well as District 1 member Kelley Allen and District 4 member Colleen McIntyre. Mirales targeted the mayor and at-large members because he felt they "represent the system. They represent special interest. They don't represent the overburden tax payers in my opinion." He later decided to target Allen and McIntyre because of their voting records.[1][2]
Mirales did not target District 2 member Chad Magill, District 3 member Priscilla Leal and District 5 member Rudy Garza, Jr. Mirales indicated he thought about attempting recalls on Garza and Magill, but felt they had been "flying right." He also indicated he was not targeting Leal because he felt she had "stood up for the citizens of Corpus Christi enough times."[1][2]
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MADISON, Wis. (AP) -- Three people are recovering after inhaling fumes from a highly toxic chemical at a Madison company.
Hazardous materials handlers and firefighters responded to Mentor Biologics in University Research Park Thursday evening where chlorine dioxide had spilled.
Division Fire Chief Art Price tells the State Journal the chemical release was small and contained. The three who inhaled it were taken to University Hospital for treatment.
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Madison fire said cleaning cabinets led to a hazmat situation at drug manufacturing company, Mentor Biologics, in Research Park.
"Three people were in the room where the leak got into," said Madison fire chief, Art Price.
Chief Price said they inhaled fumes from chlorine dioxide, a highly toxic chemical.
"It's in a gassiest form. It leaked into another room. They noticed it because they could smell it. They immediately left the room, dialed 911," said Price.
Madison Police had Science Drive closed off for a couple of hours as hazmat and fire crews went inside.
"Our teams are going in to monitor the air to make sure everything's alright," said Price.
The three people exposed to the chemical were taken away in ambulances to UW Hospital.
"They were all alert and oriented," said Price.
Chief Price said the chemical was contained to the building and will clear up on its own.
"It's going to dissipate. The air handler scrubs it, and it releases into the atmosphere," said Price.
Science Drive was reopened around 8:00 p.m. No word on the conditions of the three people in the hospital.
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A potentially dangerous chemical spill has caused police to block off Science Dr., in Madison.
Madison Fire Department sent out a tweet earlier tonight saying the City of Madison Fire Dept. was responding to hazmat call at 535 Science Drive, at Mentor Biologic.
Madison police have blocked off the area as a precaution, saying the spill has the potential to be toxic to people in the area.
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Plowing through the bureaucracy has taken longer than expected, but a network of faster and more precise storm detection radar units is expected to be up and running when the spring storm season flares up in Dallas-Fort Worth.Scientists, meteorologists and emergency managers say the advanced radar system will provide five, 10 or even 20 minutes of additional early warning when tornadoes, flash floods, hailstorms or severe storms rake the region.Jamie Moore, emergency management coordinator for Johnson County, said the low-level radar will be game changing.I think its a paradigm shift for public safety, its that significant, he said. "This is lifesaving technology," said Joe Frizzel, mayor pro tem of Midlothian, which is hosting one of the radar sites that will form an overlapping ring of coverage around the Metroplex.I think it will allow more precise and accurate warnings. Right now, you issue a tornado alert that covers half a county. With this you can bring it down to the neighborhood level or even street level, he said. Tom Bradshaw, meteorologist in charge of the National Weather Services Fort Worth office, said that the new radar will be a powerful tool for forecasters but that he expects some growing pains in the first year.I think we all have to manage our expectations. There are going to be technical hurdles and learning hurdles on our end. Were going to be seeing things we havent seen before. Were going to be careful how we approach things and try to learn from each event, Bradshaw said.The radar makes once-a-minute scans of storms instead of the usual five minutes and provides higher-resolution images and multiple overlapping views of storm cells, said Brenda Phillips, a co-leader of the project developed by the Engineering Research Center for Collaborative Adaptive Sensing of the Atmosphere.Because of Earths curvature, Doppler radar cant observe the lower atmosphere, but CASA can scan down to about 250 feet above ground, Phillips said.That will afford meteorologists a new vantage point, Bradshaw said.This is going to enable us, really for the first time, to get lower in the storms with higher resolution, Bradshaw said. He also expects better rainfall estimates because the radar can illuminate finer features in a storm, which should also allow for more pinpoint flash flood warnings.Now we tend to issue flash flood warnings for entire counties. Were hoping we can really start getting down to smaller basins, even getting down to the creek level, Bradshaw said.Funded by a National Science Foundation grant, the $40 million, 10-year project is made up of a consortium of nine universities, government agencies and industry partners. Engineers at the University of Massachusetts Amherst have been leading its development since 2003.The CASA program is providing the $4 million cost of the initial eight radars, each with a range of about 25 miles, that will cover the core population area of the Metroplex, Phillips said. We will have enough radars up to give us really good coverage of the Metroplex and be a great demonstration point for the value of the data, she said.The radar system proved its mettle during a four-year test in rural Oklahoma, Phillips said, adding that Dallas-Fort Worths 6.5 million people and volatile weather mix made it the perfect urban beta site for CASAs next five-year study phase. Ultimately, 16 to 20 radars will be needed to overlay the 16-county footprint of the North Central Texas Council of Governments, which has been a key partner in the private-public endeavor, Phillips said.Amanda Everly, the CASA coordinator for the council of governments, said the plan is to have six or seven radars operational by storm season. Phillips says shes hoping for eight.Each installation costs an average of $50,000 and hosts provide power, Internet connections and maintenance. Local governments will cover the first year's operational costs of $500,000, with those costs expected to be reduced in the second year, Everly said.All of the host jurisdictions automatically get access; they are paying their dues by installing a radar, she said.A very good dealAnnual costs are calculated by the size of a jurisdiction, ranging from $500 for a population up to 999 to $35,000 for a population above 750,000.Its a very good deal, said Juan Ortiz, emergency manager coordinator for Fort Worth, which will host a radar unit on Boat Club Drive on the site of a 1920s water tower. No one jurisdiction could do this on their own but if you work together from a regional standpoint it becomes very affordable, he said.CASA radars have been installed at the University of Texas at Arlington and the University of North Texas..At UTA, the civil engineering department will be using the data to analyze flash flooding in an urban environment.This is where hydrology meets meterology, associate professor D.J. Seo said last year when the radar was installed atop a UTA building.UNT educators plan to integrate the new technology into research on emergency-management operations and a class that will look at commercial applications for CASA radar.Additional sites will be in Cleburne, Midlothian, Addison and southeast Dallas, Phillips said. Shes hoping they are all operational by March.For the Cleburne site, at the Johnson County Emergency Center, six jurisdictions teamed up for the cost of the installattion, and Sabre International in Alvarado is donating the 40- to 50-foot tower where the radar will be placed, Moore said.We think the cost will be less than $20,000. Everybody has bought in, he said.Frizzel says CASA will be valuable for school districts trying to determine whether to close for winter storms.It takes the guesswork out. I jokingly say that down here in these rural areas, you put somebody in an old Hugo and send them down the street and if they make it back you can have school. If they dont make it back you dont have school and you go look for them, he said.Ortiz said the radar will also be attractive for businesses such as outdoor sports venues, airports and shipping companies.The first couple of years will show the benefits and we think we will be able to find private-sector participants down the road. As we develop projects we think it could basically pay for itself, he said.Red tape delaysCASA officials had hoped to have part of the network operational last spring but navigating the jurisdictional red tape took more time than anticipated, Phillips said.We are doing this as a pubic-private partnership and we are dealing with individual towns and universities and they each have their own bureaucracy and that is slowing us down, she said.This is brand-new. Its complicated but I think we are over a big hurdle. As we get these things up and we can demonstrate the data it will be much smoother sailing if we want to expand beyond eight radars, Phillips said.
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LOS ANGELES (AP) - Dish Network and Disney have reached a landmark deal that envisions the day when Dish can send subscribers a range of TV programming over the Internet without the need for a satellite receiver on the roof.
The deal announced late Monday paves the way for Dish to offer live local broadcasts from ABC TV stations and programming from ABC Family, Disney Channel, ESPN and ESPN2 over mobile devices, set-top boxes and other means, similar to how Netflix's video streams are delivered today.
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Recently, we did some in-depth research into how old the Game of Thrones characters are [1], and the results were startling, to say the least. And that got us thinking about Pretty Little Liars [2]. Have you ever felt like the girls of Rosewood were wise beyond their years? When you look beyond all the hot hookups [3] and epic b*tch faces [4], you'll be shocked to find out that some members of the cast are almost a decade older than their characters, while others are almost exactly the same age. Keep scrolling, and prepare to have your mind blown.
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A new bed a breakfast is being proposed on Caroline Street.
Ross and Lynda Retterer want to open a two-bedroom inn at their 2,500-square-foot 1513 Caroline St. home.
They would run the bed and breakfast themselves, and serve breakfast of pastries, fresh fruit and beverages for guests if their special use permit is approved.
Lynda Retterer said they plan on having about four patrons at a time and if they are approved, will open in October.
She said the bed and breakfast will open at first only on weekends, and then expand to offer weekday bookings and she and her husband get used to the business.
Retterer is retired and said embarking on a second career is "a little scary but exciting."
Owning a bed and breakfast has been a goal of the Retterer's for years and she said now seems to be the right time to open one in Fredericksburg.
"There are too few choices," she said. "I think there's definitely a need so people don't have to stay out in Central Park or Massaponax."
A special use permit for the bed and breakfast will come before the planning commission for a public hearing on Aug. 13 at 7:30 p.m. in City Hall chambers.
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Authors: Arden, Carolyn
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Publisher: Honesdale, PA : Boyds Mills Press, c2004.
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Summary: A young girl anxiously waits the arrival of spring to see the Goose Moon, a sign that spring is on its way.
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OK, this is kind of cool, but kind of scary at the same time. Built by the Institute for Applied Autonomy, this spray-painting van is an ink-jet printer for the road. Pretty cool idea, but what would you actually do with it? Well, the IAA's stated mission, according to CNET, is "to study the forces and structures which affect self-determination and to provide technologies which extend the autonomy of human activists." That basically boils down to this being a graffiti truck, and that's effin sweet.
The so-called StreetWriter uses a "computer-controlled industrial spray painting unit" in an extended-length cargo van. The printings are probably best read from above, but even those on the ground will get the message. At right is a view of the inside of the van.
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Students from Turlock Junior High School raked in the awards at the Stanislaus County Office of Education's 9th Annual Academic Pentathlon held last Saturday in Modesto.
They may be young, but they are ambitious! Local high school students showed they were ready to take the next step into a new career path during the 28th Annual Occupational Olympics and Career Exposition held at the Stanislaus County Fairgrounds in Turlock on Wednesday afternoon.
Dennis Earl Elementary students got a taste of Assyrian culture on Friday when they celebrated the Assyrian New Year. The kindergarten through sixth grade classes attended a special assembly with a blend of Assyrian treats, cultural dances and student presentations.
The Turlock Unified School District is reaching out to district parents and guardians who may have questions about the Individualized Education Program process. The district is hosting a free class that will include an overview of the IEP process, effective ways to work as part of the IEP team and will provide an opportunity to have questions answered.
The goal of the 29th Annual Hispanic Education Conference is to inspire and motivate local students to pursue their educational or career goals.
Make way, geese! California State University, Stanislaus has a new resident in its pond for the next 36 hours. Members of the Theta Chi fraternity are taking a quick break from the books in order to row a canoe in the school pond as part of the group's annual Row-A-Thon that began on Tuesday.
The Turlock Unified School District could be reaching out to at risk-youth in the next school year - and saving money in the process.
Being fluent in two languages is one of the greatest gifts a child can receive in today's world. It increases career opportunities in a highly competitive job market and gives them the opportunity to communicate with more people.
In an unexpected turn of events Thursday night, the Denair Unified School District Board of Trustees unanimously voted to terminate Superintendent Edward Parraz.
Very few of Raymond Perez's classmates at Dutcher Middle School know that he is a survivor.
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CSU Stanislaus alumna and track and field standout Alycia Wagner has received the prestigious NCAA Minority Enhancement Program Postgraduate Scholarship for careers in athletics.
Turlock Unified School District Superintendent Sonny DaMarto issued an apology on Friday for accidentally sending out a robocall to publicize today's Festival on the Green event to the homes of students at 5:45 a.m. The robocall was supposed to go out at 5:45 p.m.
Nearly 200 aspiring young models will hit the catwalk today for the 8th annual Sacred Heart Preschool Fashion Show and Tea. The sold out event will house nearly 300 people in the school's gymnasium and feature a light lunch and tea, live and silent auctions and raffle of over 20 items.
The Presidential Election may be over, but a more important race - at least to the students of Turlock High School - was decided on Friday. More than 400 Turlock High School students participated in an all-day Election Convention, an annual event that determines class officer positions for the following school year.
Although only in its third academic year, the Online Master of Business Administration degree program at California State University, Stanislaus has already been ranked No. 28 out of 500 online MBA programs by the Affordable Colleges Foundation.
With the state facing one of the most severe droughts on record, recognizing groundwater as one of the state's most important natural resource is critical.
With the conclusion of a successful 29th Annual National Red Ribbon Week, the Stanislaus County Office of Education announced that Turlock's Julien Elementary School earned first place in the elementary school division for their 2014 Best Decorated-Most Spirited Schools contest.
For the past five years, Turlock Unified School District has been significantly increasing and enhancing Advanced Placement courses at Turlock High School and Pitman High School. This effort has not gone unrecognized as the school district was recently honored on the College Board's 5th Annual AP District Honor Roll.
There is no questioning that the weedy area behind Denair's Jack W. Lytton Stadium on Monte Vista Avenue is overdue for a makeover.
With the ever increasing prominence of technology, it is easy to believe that children are not reading as much as they used to. However, with results of the Abundant Books for Children Project's October reading event in hand, director Susan Neufeld has proof that this is not entirely true.
Although Dutcher Middle School cannot currently assume liability for placing a crossing guard at the "T" intersection where Colorado Avenue meets Escondido Avenue, this has not stopped parent Marlee Caulkins from volunteering to assist students cross the road nearly every day after school.
Members from Turlock High School's Future Farmers of America club were in for a surprise when their Fall Feast turned into a realistic lesson on world hunger by mayor-elect Gary Soiseth.
For Turlock Unified School District director of student services Gil Ogden, Fusion Charter is a dream come true. For the district administrator and others that attended the school's open house on Thursday, the newly developed independent charter school is not only an opportunity to educate students, but to rebuild the Westside of Turlock.
High school students looking to get ahead before they embark on their college careers can begin as early as Spring 2015 to earn college credit with Pitman High School and Turlock High School's soon-to-be implemented college course offerings.
A fraternity at California State University, Stanislaus has found the perfect reason to jump for joy with its 3rd annual Jump for Jude fundraising event. For 30 hours, members from Tau Kappa Epsilon will be jumping on a trampoline to raise money for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.
An estimated 250 teachers gathered to the tune of Aretha Franklin's "Respect" before Tuesday's Turlock Unified District Board of Trustees meeting in an effort to demand just that from the district.
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Matt Dallas continued the trend of quietly coming out ... by announcing he's gay with a simple tweet.The 30-year-old "Kyle XY" star took to Twitter to announce he's engaged to musician Blue Hamilton, the first time he's acknowledged he's gay in public."Starting off the year with a new fiancé, @bluehamilton. A great way to kick off 2013," he posted along with a photo of his man and the couple's cute dog.And Dallas' fans are thrilled."If this tweet means what i think it means...i'm ecstatic! and super proud to be a fan," wrote one."So proud and happy for you both! Congratulations, love & blessings for a long life together," posted another.Congrats to the happy couple. See more out and proud stars above! Read more »
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Summerfield Village Current Levy Addition (March 2012)
A Summerfield Village Current Levy Addition measure was on the March 6, 2012 ballot in the village of Summerfield which is in Noble County.
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This measure sought to add to the current levy by a rate of $.40 per $100 of assessed property value for a further five years in order to continue to pay for current expenses in the village.[2]
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|An additional tax for the benefit of Summerfield Village for the purpose of CURRENT EXPENSES at a rate not exceeding four (4) mills for each one dollar of valuation, which amounts to forty cents ($0.40) for each one hundred dollars of valuation, for five (5) years, commencing in 2012, first due in calendar year 2013.[3]
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SAC Graduation: Diplomas
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If you graduate in Fall or Spring semester, you will receive your diploma during the Commencement Ceremony in August, provided the following conditions have been met:
- All of your final grades have been submitted by faculty and your degree has been certified.
- You have completed the Financial Aid Exit Interview if you've received federal loans.
MFT Graduates
MFT graduates are required to schedule an Exit Interview with the MFT Program Director. This interview must be completed by Friday, August 8. IF YOU DO NOT COMPLETE THIS, your graduation may be delayed by one semester.
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To order your transcript so the BBS will send your intern number, you may do so following graduation in your SIS account.
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- Connect with your Summer Term professors at the beginning of the term to see if they are willing to submit your grades early. Please notify Wes Ehrhart in the Sacramento office as soon as you have made arrangements with professors for early submission of your grades.
- Your professors must submit your final grades to Wes Ehrhart in the Sacramento office by noon on Tuesday, August 12, 2014. While Western Seminary makes every effort to certify Summer degrees in time for the commencement ceremony, the possibility remains that your degree may not be certified prior to the ceremony, even if you have submitted your work early. In this case, your degree will be mailed to you in early fall.
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Liz Austin has been a dressage competitor since she was five years-old. She began riding sales horses for her mother, Madeleine Austin, when she was twelve, the same year she started her first horse under saddle. At sixteen she competed in her first Prix St. Georges on a horse she trained herself and by twenty-two she made her Grand Prix dressage debut in Europe riding Olivier, her mother's homebred stallion. Liz has had the pleasure of working with some of the greatest riders and trainers in the world, most recently spending several months in the UK working with Carl Hester. Other trainers Liz has had the opportunity to work with include Conrad Schumacher, Kathy Connelly, Robert Dover, Lendon Gray, Tuny Page, Jennifer Baumert, Kyra Kirkland and Ingrid Klimke. She currently trains with Madeleine Austin.
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- 3rd place finish CDI Allentown Grand Prix Special
- 6th place finish Global Dressage Festival CDI
- Undefeated at first competition with Olivier son, Coltrane with scores to 80%
- New England Dressage Association Two-Time Reserve Champion
- Winner of the DG Bar Cup at TenBroeck Farm with 77%
- Average score at training and first level almost 75%
- Reserve Rider for FEI World Cup 2011
- World Dressage Masters 4th place Grand Prix Special
- Gold Coast CDI-W 1st place Grand Prix
- Gold Coast CDI-W 2nd place Grand Prix Special
- Palm Beach Dressage CDI-W 2nd place Grand Prix Freestyle
- Wellington Dressage CDI-W 2nd place Grand Prix Special
- Winner of Allentown CDI- Grand Prix and Grand Prix Special
- Longlisted for the World Equestrian Games
- Eighth place at the Festival of Champions- Gladstone, NJ
- Invited to compete in the prestigious World Dressage Masters in Wellington, Florida
- Finished 9th in the Grand Prix and 3rd in the Grand Prix Special at World Dressage Masters
- CDI Grand Prix average 67%
- Won 7 of 9 national Grand Prix classes with an average of 70%
- Competed in CDIs at NEDA and Saugerties including a win in the Grand Prix Special at CDI Saugerties
- CDI Grand Prix average of 65%
- Apple Valley Show Grand Prix – 72.3%
- USDF Gold Medalist
- Dressage at Equestrian Estates Fourth Level – 69%
- Champion – USEF/Collecting Gaits National Dressage Championship Brentina Cup
- Devon CDI Grand Prix – 2nd place
- Devon CDI Grand Prix Special – 2nd place
- NEDA CDI Grand Prix – 68%
- NEDA CDI Grand Prix Freestyle – 69%
- CDI Saugerties GP Freestyle – 71.4%
- King Oak Dressage Grand Prix and GP Special – 71%
- CDI Raleigh Intermediare 2 and High Score FEI – 72.195%
- WEF Dressage Classic Grand Prix – 71.25%
- Palm Beach Dressage Derby Grand Prix 66.25%
- Champion – USEF/Collecting Gaits National Dressage Championship Brentina Cup
2005 and Prior
- Champion – 2005 Youth Dressage Festival (Young Rider division)
- Individual Silver Medalist- 2004 NAYRC (Junior Olympics)
- Champion – 2004 Youth Dressage Festival (Young Rider division)
- Young Rider Champion – 2003 CDI Blainville
- NAYRC Team Member – 2004 (Qualifying Average 67%)
- NAYRC Team Member – 2003 (Qualifying Average 66%)
- NAYRC Team Member – 2002 (Qualifying Average 65%)


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So, I'll point out htat I'm jumping between the June and July EC. First I was given a June EDD, and now I have a July 1st EDD, so I figured, why not enjoy both. Who knows when I'll actually have this baby, so here I am.
Anyway, I'm Carrie-Lynn, I'm 25 years old. I have three boys, Lucas (5/Sept 07), Marcus (4/Nov 08) and Mathias (2/Oct 10). I've been married since Oct 13, 2007. I'm also training to be a doula, and looking to start schooling to become a midwife. I also live in Ontario, Canada. So if you have any questions, feel free to poke me, and I'll see what I can pull up from my bag of tricks.