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Lace insertion is the lace that is straight on both edges. If one side of the lace feels rougher than the other, this is the wrong side of the lace. I have used a contrasting color thread for the photos. Use a fine machine thread that matches the lace and a 60/8 size machine needle.
Starch and press the lace and fabric. Using a wash-away marker, mark the lace placement lines on the fabric. Set the sewing machine on straight stitch length of 2.0 and stitch close to the edge of the lace down both sides. I prefer to stitch from top to bottom each time to prevent the fabric and lace from distorting.
Turn the fabric to the wrong side, and carefully cut the fabric between the stitching lines, being careful not to cut the lace. Press the fabric away from the lace.


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Developer: Rogero | Firmware Type: CEX |
Install: XMB Update (OFW-3.55 l CFW >4.50) | Testing Info: See below |
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This CFW was tested on most PS3 Models by different testers and no problems were encountered.
But as any CFW release you must install it with caution and by following proper instructions, No one will be held responsible for any damage caused.
Rogero CFW4.50 v1.01
- Added the ToolBox to [app_home/PS3_GAME] to restore multiMAN/StealthMAN launch mode from ToolBox.
- Added XMB InGame ScreenShot Feature.
- ReactPSN patch to work offline without the need to log into PSN at all.
- Cinavia Disabled for HDD content only using the DEX files.
- noBD/noBT patches to allow installation on consoles with broken BluRay Drive or Bluetooth board.
- This CFW can be installed fine from XMB Update over OFW3.55 or any CFW ver <= 3.41/3.55/4.21/4.30/4.40/4.41/4.46/4.50
- HDD can be swapped/changed and the CFW will re-install without any problem.
- Patched LV1 to disable LV2 Protection.
- Patched LV1 to add peek/poke support.
- Patched LV1 Core OS Hash Check (to prevent Bricking on non-dehashed downgraded consoles)
- Patched LV2 to add peek/poke support.
- QA Flag enabled by default to allow for easier downgrading using Recovery Menu.
- RSOD screen bypass patch for RSOD machines (it won't fix the RSOD but allows the PS3 to boot fine into XMB)
- PSN/SEN access is available but it's not recommended.
- It can run games signed with Keys up to version 4.50 without any Eboot/Sprx patching needed.
- The CFW can be used for Downgrading with Hardware flashers with PS3 Flash Auto Patcher v4.46a
* For help Downgrading from OFW4.50 (with Flasher) Please refer to this thread :
* For help Downgrading back to CFW3.55 from any CFW Please refer to this thread :
- This CFW does have LV1 checks disabled and can be installed on Downgraded PS3 consoles even if not dehashed after downgrade. Just in case anyone still need to dehash, here's the link Link ----> Dehashing Tutorial
- Always make a NOR/Nand dump using multiMAN before installing any CFW to have a recovery backup in case of any bricks.
Having a valid NOR/Nand dump is an essential step before upgrading, because you will always have a chance to recover when you have a valid dump.
** A Hardware Flasher alone without a valid dump may not fix your bricked PS3 **
- Please Check the MD5 of the downloaded PUP file before installing any CFW to avoid possible bricks.
- DO NOT HAVE DISC IN PS3 WHEN UPDATING FIRMWARES..As the PS3 will take the UPDATE from the DISC First.
- You need to be already on a 3.55OFW or 3.55/4.21/4.30/4.40/4.50 CFW to install this. Installing from any OFW > 3.55 won't work. (Hardware Flasher needed)
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I was lucky enough to get another run of a product for testing that Finaflex has put out.
This is my 7th product by Finaflex and they have ALL been top notch experiences.
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The first mainstage concert of the Boston Early Music Festival was also the North American debut of Mozart's own violin and viola.
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I'm using UES 13 as a replacement for VS2010 (and it's going well so far!).
I'm in an environment where I'm building a DLL that in debug configuration links against "foo_D.lib", but for the release config has to link against plain old "foo.lib". The problem is that the Linker->General->Libraries section (and a number of other sections as it happens) under Compiler Options seems to be sharing the setting, meaning that I can choose either a Debug or Release setup, but not both. So, does anyone have any suggestions as to how I might work around this?
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July 11, 2002 It is not easy to get testimonies from African people with HIV/AIDS because of the continuing stigma surrounding the disease. Recently, however, four HIV/AIDS patients in Kenya spoke with MSF about the disease and ARV treatment. None of the four can afford the treament. Two are receiving ARVs through an MSF treatment program in Homa Bay, western Kenya, an area that has one of the highest prevalance rates in Africa—around 35% of the adult population. One, "Lucy" (* all names changed to protect the patient's identity), has ARVs sent to her by a friend in South Africa. The fourth patient, "Jane," has no access to these life-extending medicines. ARVs Are Too Expensive For Me Jane*, 27 years, lives in one of the poorest neighborhoods of Nairobi, Mathare. Jane was married for four years when last year her husband died of AIDS. Jane is left with AIDS herself, and has one six-year old daughter. She is too poor to buy ARVs. "My husband was the one who started to be ill. So we have been buying medicines, but there was no change [improvement], so we decided to see a doctor, who told us to go for an HIV test. Then we were found to be [HIV] positive." "It was shocking. I thought it was the end of my life and everything. I feared nobody would take care of us, and if I died that nobody would take care of my daughter. At the same time my husband was very weak. He was getting treatment for the diseases that he got, but not for the HIV. [At some point] he had a heart problem; that was on a Thursday. When it reached Saturday—it was Saturday the 1st December, it was World AIDS Day—that day is when he passed away. I was there when it happened." Since then, Jane's life has changed dramatically for the worse. "There is a very bad thing for AIDS widows. When the husband has died, they [the relatives] take everything from you and just leave you like that, because they know that you are going to die. They took everything from me. I had many things, but they took it away. If you go to my house now, you don't find anything that belonged to my husband. I even had no mat or mattress to sleep on. You remain just like that, without anybody caring about you. I'm not the only one; it happens to many." "After my husband died, I went to stay with my sister, but life was not good because [of] they way they were treating me and my daughter. Not everybody understands HIV or AIDS. If you are HIV-positive, some will think that you are a prostitute. It's wrong: I didn't know my husband was HIV-positive. Anybody can get it. Some people will not share food with you. Like in the house of my sister, we were eating apart. I had my own basin, plates, cups, and cutlery for me and my daughter. They don't understand [how] AIDS [is transmitted]." "My life is very different now [as compared to before she had AIDS.]. I regret that I told my sister [about having AIDS]. We are no longer friends. No family member is supporting me. I now fear telling my friends. Some know, but most don't know." In Kenya's worsening economy, finding a job is extremely hard. Jane has no income. "I tried to find any job that I can do, but it is hard: I did not go to college, I have no experience with any job, so I've been looking for jobs like cleaning, house girl, but it's difficult to get." Still, Jane has been able to find a house for herself and her daughter with the help of some friends. "There are no relatives who help me—only my friends. They give me some money, like there is one friend of mine who rents a house for me, there's another one who takes my daughter to school [pays the school fees]. When you would go to my house you [would] see it's very simple. I don't have anything expensive. I don't have a bed; I have a mattress, but a small one." Over the last few years, Jane suffered a number of diseases due to her AIDS status. "I developed illnesses, I was also developing ulcers, [and] I sometimes had bad discharges. Most of the time I was sick, vomiting. I went to the hospital for treatment and I started following instructions from the doctor, and started counselling [at the MSF HIV/AIDS project in Mathare]. Since then I have been following the medicines and antibiotics and doing all the things that they told me, and I haven't been very sick since then." "I normally come for a check-up every month. I also come here [the MSF project] often because they are my friends." "It is far away, but I like coming here because it is dealing with people like me. I normally come by foot, although there is also a mini-bus coming here, because I don't have [money for] the fare. From my home it takes about 45 minutes. If I have a problem, I come here talking to them, [and] they counsel me. They have been so good to me, but not to me alone, but to many people in Mathare." "I can't get ARVs and here they can't give [them to] me. It's very expensive, and we are so many. My doctor here says that if it becomes cheaper, maybe they can give [ARVs to] me. With ARVs I would maybe survive and take care of my daughter. I don't want her to suffer the way I'm suffering now." "I think the government or social workers can [should] go [to] houses, to look for the people who are suffering [from] AIDS, because there are [many] who die in the house. They cannot afford the drugs, and many have nobody to [take] care of them. So they are weak, but they are weak because they are not eating. They don't have food or someone to take care of them. At least if someone could go and look for them. More people should help." |
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It might be helpful to obtain the assistance of an attorney in preparing the required documents and completing the transfer process. Applicants must sign and notarize all transaction documents.
Grant of Stormwater Management Easement and Right-of-WayUse this document when you need to record a new stormwater easement for a stormwater facility.
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Once you have completed these stages, Montgomery County becomes the only entity responsible for structural maintenance of the facility. You (the property owner) however, remain the owner of the facility and continue to be responsible for nonstructural maintenance around the facility, such as trash removal and grass cutting.
DEP highly recommends that you contact the Department before you submit your transfer paperwork to ensure that all the necessary documents have been prepared and to learn more about the transfer process.Residential and select non-residential facilities are eligible for transfer into the Countys maintenance program.
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> > > >And that's it. It has truncated the end of the page. The WebKit.cgi python > >process is still running. > > It works me. I'm wondering if this is related to my "long delay" problem > that I run into occasionally. > > So I take it you're using the CGI adaptor and not the FastCGI adaptor. > > Jay, does this work for you? > Yeah, but I'm using a real OS. ;) Colors is fine for me, and no delays. Jay
I have updated the main documentation for Webware, e.g., Webware/Documentation/Webware.html. Jay's latest PSP improvs that he sent me work for Windows. We're still on track for release on Monday. Three known bugs: - Sometimes there are long delays (approx. 1 min) when reloading servlets (1 user) - The Colors example doesn't produce all output (1 user) - WebKit leaks a little memory per transaction (all users) I'll investigate the first two some more this weekend. (I can live with # 3 for now.) And I'll update the WebKit docs including release notes and a new section for Windows users. I assume Jay will update the PSP repository source and the PSP docs. -Chuck
Chuck Esterbrook wrote: > > >Even more interesting would be a mod_python adapter. Unfortunately, I am some > >distance from understanding either mod_python or WebKit well enough to do > >this. I did > >some experimentation, but I could only get the mod_python's CGI emulator > >to work > >sporatically with WebKit.cgi > > > >Dave. > > Agreed. I don't know much about mod_python, but I can certainly try to > answer any questions you have about WebKit.cgi/CGIAdaptor.py. I played around with mod_python a little more last night, but it seems that the content-type is getting occasionally scrambled (i.e. replaced with a random(!?) python object instead of the string I put there) no matter if I use mod_python's cgihandler or write my own handler. It looks like a problem with mod_python itself, so hopefully I can come up with a minimal test case to verify that over the weekend. One interesting thing that I have come across is that apparently Apache and therefore mod_python require headers to be sent separately from the subsequent output stream. That is they must be set individually within an Apache table object. Unfortunately, HTTPResponse combines them into a single string to be sent all at once, the upshot being that my mod_python handler must parse the headers out again. Perhaps this behavior could be based upon the value of the 'format' key in the dictionary that is passed from the handler and the decision to combine the headers moved into the Application or maybe a related object that can encapsulate code for different handlers? Also, just on the off-chance that this is helpful: in the mod_python cgiadapter the os.environ is reset to a plain dictionary with a note claiming tha the enviorn object leaks memory if it is manipulated too often (as in the case of multiple cgi transactions). I haven't kept up with you leak tracking but maybe this is a clue? Dave.
At 08:46 AM 6/2/00 -0400, Dave Wallace wrote: >Chuck Esterbrook wrote: > > > > > >Even more interesting would be a mod_python adapter. Unfortunately, I > am some > > >distance from understanding either mod_python or WebKit well enough to do > > >this. I did > > >some experimentation, but I could only get the mod_python's CGI emulator > > >to work > > >sporatically with WebKit.cgi > > > > > >Dave. > > > > Agreed. I don't know much about mod_python, but I can certainly try to > > answer any questions you have about WebKit.cgi/CGIAdaptor.py. > >I played around with mod_python a little more last night, but it seems >that the >content-type is getting occasionally scrambled (i.e. replaced with a >random(!?) >python object instead of the string I put there) no matter if I use >mod_python's >cgihandler or write my own handler. It looks like a problem with mod_python >itself, so hopefully I can come up with a minimal test case to verify that >over >the weekend. Sounds like a good plan. >One interesting thing that I have come across is that apparently Apache and >therefore mod_python require headers to be sent separately from the subsequent >output stream. That is they must be set individually within an Apache table >object. Unfortunately, HTTPResponse combines them into a single string to >be sent >all at once, the upshot being that my mod_python handler must parse the >headers >out again. Perhaps this behavior could be based upon the value of the 'format' >key in the dictionary that is passed from the handler and the decision to >combine >the headers moved into the Application or maybe a related object that can >encapsulate code for different handlers? Ah, juicy. Well the essence of an HTTPResponse is to have headers and a content, but the delivery needs to be the responsibility of the adaptor which should receive back a dictionary with headers, cookies & contents and then "do the right thing". This was a design/implementation flaw on my part. I can restructure this right after the 0.3 release on Monday. I don't want to muck with it before the release. There is another flaw in WebKit's HTTPRequest where it assumes it has a CGI-like environment to pull info from. That will also get flushed out as we integrate WebKit in other ways. >Also, just on the off-chance that this is helpful: in the mod_python >cgiadapter >the os.environ is reset to a plain dictionary with a note claiming tha the >enviorn object leaks memory if it is manipulated too often (as in the case of >multiple cgi transactions). I haven't kept up with you leak tracking but maybe >this is a clue? I don't think we set the environment, I think we just read it. But that's interesting to keep in mind. -Chuck
I added a new setting, ExtensionsToIgnore, whose default value is: ['.pyc', '.pyo', '.py~', '.bak'] I knew I wanted this eventually, but I didn't realize I would need it in this release. One of the admin pages is _dumpCVS.py which is used to show the access log, and another is _dumpError which inherits the former. Because it inherits the former and _dumpCSV.pyc gets created when it's used which resulted in confusion if you tried to use _dumpCSV directly because there was a .py and .pyc. Another bug squashed for 0.3. Let me know if you can think of other extensions that should go in there. -Chuck
This update was supposed to go out Fri night, but a storm took out my local ISP. (I'm working off long distance this morning.) On Friday night, I checked in a new PlugIn.py class, whose instances represent plug-ins. I also checked in chgs to AppServer to support this and a new _admin.py that displays the plug-in information. You'll find actual documentation in PlugIn.py. -Chuck
I've updated the Class Hierarchy section of the WebKit User's Guide. I also added to Webware/DocSupport a new script, classhier.py, that was used to do it. We are still in code freeze for tomorrow's release, but classhier.py is not part of the Webware system. It gets run once by the dev team to update the docs and does not interact with WebKit, CGIWrapper, etc. The new table is a nice improvement from the old table. In version 0.4, we'll shoot for being able to click on a class to get to it's info, docs and source. Jay, depending on your time, you may want to run classhier.py for PSP. Let me know if you have questions. -Chuck
CVS is updated now. In my notes below, - means removed and + means added the method that follows. * KeyValueAccess + hasValueForName() # return 1 if the object has a value for the given name * Servlet + serverSideDir() serverSidePath() # if you need to know where the servlet lives in the file system * Page + session() # convenience method to get current session * WebUtils.WebFuncs: HTMLEncode/Decode() now handle quotes, " <--> " * HTTPResponse: - contents(), + rawResponse(): Returns the final contents of the response. Don't invoke this method until after deliver(). Returns a dictionary representing the response containing only strings, numbers, lists, tuples, etc. with no backreferences. That means you don't need any special imports to examine the contents and you can marshal it. Currently there are two keys. 'headers' is list of tuples each of which contains two strings: the header and it's value. 'contents' is a string (that may be binary (for example, if an image were being returned)). * HTTPResponse: Added more assertions in various methods that the response is not already committed. * AppServer: tweaked for raw response dictionaries * CGIAdaptor: Handle raw response dictionaries. Also, shouldn't crap out on Windows anymore. * I tested all WebKit examples and they work. * FCGIAdaptor must be broken now. I can fix later today. Geoff, Since you're the only one who experienced the Colors example problem could you update and try it out? Dave, let me know if this works for you in mod_python. -Chuck
Chuck Esterbrook wrote: > Geoff, Since you're the only one who experienced the Colors example problem > could you update and try it out? Yup, the Colors example and all other examples work fine for me. -- - Geoff Talvola Parlance Corporation gtalvola@...
CVS repository is updated: * I "fixed" FCGIAdaptor.py in light of the new raw responses (which are dictionaries now instead of strings). However, I haven't tested as I don't have FastCGI working in my environment. * I added OneShotAdapter.py and OneShot.cgi. During the development of my website, I found it too cumbersome to restart the AppServer as I was changing classes. The AppServer can detected and reload modified pages/servlets, but I found I had many base classes and other types of classes that are changing. Brief, but sufficient, docs are at the top of OneShotAdapter.py. -Chuck
Chuck Esterbrook wrote: > > CVS repository is updated: > > * I "fixed" FCGIAdaptor.py in light of the new raw responses (which are > dictionaries now instead of strings). However, I haven't tested as I don't > have FastCGI working in my environment. I tweaked Chuck's fixes to FCGIAdaptor, it works now. Jay
(*) I overhauled Application.serverSidePathForRequest(). The biggest bonus is that files named 'index.*' or 'Main.*' are automatically picked up from directories. So for example, you can drop a Main.psp in a directory and that will be like a web server's "index.html". The Application setting 'DirectoryFile', which defaults to ['index', 'Main'], controls what names are looked for. Note that extensions are not included since WebKit discovers these on its own. I added Testing/PathTesting.text. These tests are a requirement before checking in changes to Application.serverSidePathForRequest(). (*) Previously in Webware you accessed the admin scripts like so: http://localhost/WebKit.cgi/_admin There was a special convention that URLs starting with underscores specified servlets that resided with the app server. I have removed the special convention and put the admin scripts in a new subdir called Admin/. You now access them like so: http://localhost/WebKit.cgi/Admin/ (*) Put session timeout back to 1 hour and some other misc clean up items. -- I am currently working on the redirect for directory requests. e.g., http://localhost/WebKit.cgi/someDir is redirected to: http://localhost/WebKit.cgi/someDir/ As we've discussed before, this is needed for relative links. Rolled in with that (because it's around the same code) will be the handling of unknown URLs. Right now you get an ugly Python exception when that happens. Admittedly, I broke the embedded servlet feature, which wasn't jiving with my overhaul of serverSidePathForRequest(). Also, I'm still having problems with accessing the PSP example page despite a recent patch to fix that. FYI, -Chuck
I've modified Application dispatchRequest() to gracefully handle bad URLs. That means returning a 404 Not Found status code with a basic HTML message. (Previously you got a Python exception on the console and a blank page in your browser.) I took a stab at redirects to support directories, but didn't quite get there. However, I didn't break anything in the process either. :-) I'll finish that up Tues or Wed. Application also has some new accessor methods for contexts. -Chuck
I updated the main Webware doc page and created release notes for 0.4 for Webware and WebKit. These are in CVS now. Jay, if you could please review and see if I missed anything, which I'm sure I did, that would be great. I still have to update the main WebKit documentation and I'd like to do a good job there. I also need to incorporate some changes from Geoff and look over his comments on session storage. So we're further away than I thought, but a lot of good progress has been made recently. I'll continue with the work and the updates. -Chuck
I added docs for MiscUtils. I added hooks initThread() and delThread() per Geoff's need for Win32/COM/ADO integration. I repackaged Geoff's COM code as a Win32Kit/ plug-in for WebKit and sent to him for further work. The Win32 stuff probably won't make 0.4, but I want to know that the hooks added for it will work. SessionMemoryStore was recently updated to save and load a single file containing all sessions upon shut down and start up of the app server, and also periodically as a means to backup. This doesn't mesh well with the OneShot adapter and server which run in a CGI-like mode. Consider that 2 OneShot's could be running at the same time. One of them would clobber the changes saved by the other, since all changes are saved in the same file. Also, it would be heinously inefficient for a site deployed in that fashion. My solution was to add a new isPersistent() method to app server and family. SessionMemoryStore now reads and writes AllSessions.ses only if the server is persistent. I have a great start on DocSupport/PySummary.py (as well as the install.py mod to invoke it on everything). It produces something that looks a little reminiscent of a C header file for a python file. The idea is to give you, at a glance, the names and arguments of all the methods, sans code and docs. I really want this as an enhancement to the documentation. -Chuck
I finished off DocSupport/PySummary.py & .config and updated install.py to generate summaries, highlighted source code, ClassHier.html and ClassList.html for all Webware components. Hopefully, this will make the code and interfaces more accessible to people and get them up to speed faster. For WebKit, PSP and MiscUtils, I added the appropriate links from the documentation to the generated files. Outstanding: * Fix bug in Session pickling for ListBox example (Item class causes problem) * Review Geoff's comments on session timeouts * Update PSP docs (Jay) * Write new WebKit installation Guide * Run thorough test suite * Cut testing release * Update WebKit User's Guide * Cut final release -Chuck
Geoff, who uses NT, IIS and Netscape, discovered a few problems with WebKit which I patched up this morning: * Our use of the REQUEST_URI environment variable is not std CGI and not universally supported. I've fixed WebKit to accommodate. Admittedly, I don't have a web server that doesn't provide REQUEST_URI so we're in need of some testing. * Using backslashes in URLs (like View?filename=Examples\Something.py) causes a problem on Netscape browsers. (The backslash can show up if you're running your server side software on Windows.) ExamplePage is now fixed re this. I think we're still reviewing potential problems with AsyncThreadedAppServer, especially on NT. -Chuck
I added some methods to the TableRecord class in MiscKit.DataTable.py to make it even more dictionary like (get(), items(), values(), etc.). -Chuck
Regarding the upcoming 0.4: I started writing the new WebKit Install Guide this morning (not in CVS yet). Not sure when I'll have it finished. Probably won't be done this week. I dropped a note to Geoff (who is unavailable until mid-week) concerning WebKit's fairly recent changes to invalid session handling and how that interacts with his site. I haven't decided whether I want to really try for the session pickling fix regarding instances, or leave that for the next version. -Chuck
All in CVS: * Fixes to socket calls like connect() and bind() to support API restrictions in Python 2.0. * Fixes and refinements to the WebKit Install Guide. * Updates to the Webware release procedures. Sometime this week I plan on testing Webware with Python 2.0b2 and cutting release 0.4.1. Please refrain from non 0.4.1 changes in the repository since I have not been able to get CVS tagging working, and therefore branches. Ugg. I don't want it this way, but I haven't cracked the "cvs tag" mystery (as described in an earlier msg)--yet. For release 0.5, I am planning on supporting Python 1.5.2 and 2.0, by sticking to 1.5.2 features and testing with 2.0. I figure 1.6 will just pan out under this plan. -Chuck
I upgraded to Py 2.0b2 (on Windows) and tested WebKit. No problems. (Remember 0.4 had a couple API issues like bind() and connect()). In Application.__init__, moved the creation of sessions to come after contexts, since context initialization code might be necessary for unarchiving sessions. Also moved the creation of contexts after servlet factories, in case contexts need to access them. This last change works me. Let me know if it works for you. -Chuck
So far so good, it solves the problem I was having. Dave. Chuck Esterbrook wrote: > > I upgraded to Py 2.0b2 (on Windows) and tested WebKit. No problems. > (Remember 0.4 had a couple API issues like bind() and connect()). > > In Application.__init__, moved the creation of sessions to come after > contexts, since context initialization code might be necessary for > unarchiving sessions. Also moved the creation of contexts after > servlet factories, in case contexts need to access them. > > This last change works me. Let me know if it works for you. > > -Chuck
Committed to CVS: I took the section in the main Webware docs about "Source Code Conventions" and expanded it into a new document called "StyleGuidelines.html". See Webware/Documentation/. I needed a quick "macro" system for the new document, so I also created DocSupport/RawToHTML.py. This is invoked on StyleGuidelines.raw by install.py to produce StyleGuidelines.html. I don't know yet if my idea behind RawToHTML is something that will last. In any case, just remember to run install.py to refresh the docs. Please don't assume that if you see a typo or an error of any sort in a document, that I am aware of it. I am not and would like to hear about it. Nothing in the new Style Guidelines is really new or surprising. Some of it was already discussed on this list (like using tabs for indentation) and others were already described in Webware.html. Also, this is mostly for those who develop on Webware, which imposes no restrictions on those who use it. Feel free to give feedback of any sort. I created a new Webware/bin directory to hold utilities of general use (mostly for those who develop Webware). The two scripts in the main directory, clean and lines, will go here after they're rewritten in Python. I added bin/checksrc.py to check some of the source code conventions described in the style guidelines. Unfortunately it doesn't grok multiline strings yet, so it gives many false alarms that it shouldn't. I fixed DocSupport/toc.py which generated improper <font> tags in the Table of Contents for various docs. In other news, Webware has been consistently in the top 10 downloads list and among the top 5 most active projects at the Python foundry: http://sourceforge.net/foundry/python-foundry/ -Chuck
I added several tasks to the SourceForge project page. They are viewable by all and administrated by myself, Jay and Geoff. I took some guesses at deadlines, completion %'s and so on. Feel free to update or make suggestions. http://sourceforge.net/pm/task.php?group_project_id=4861&group_id=4866&func=browse CVS changes: The UNIX script Webware/lines has been removed in favor of the new Webware/bin/pystats.py. You can: * Invoke it with -h for help on the usage. * Read the doc string for complete information. * Just run it and see what happens: > cd Webware > python bin/pystats.py I axed the MiscUtils.CSV class which has been subsumed by the more powerful MiscUtils.DataTable class (see it's doc string for full info). Some file and code clean up that would bore you to tears. -Chuck
Code changes: * Added new Error class to MiscUtils. Has complete doc string. * Added MiscUtils.Funcs and Comma() * Minor bug fix in DataTable. I made progress on FormKit this weekend, but not to the point of uploading it yet. Some MiddleKit items demanded my attention. For now, I'm swamped with some other work so it may be another week. I forget if I mentioned this or not: I submitted a paper, "Introduction to Webware", for the Python9 conference (http://www.python9.org). It's about 15 pages or so. Let's hope it gets accepted. But if I not, I'll just put it in the docs. :-) -Chuck


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MALTON potato farmer Steve Bannister was among the triumphant at the Trackrod Rally Yorkshire run over his local tracks in Ryedale as he completed a wonderful hat-trick.
The 61-year-old was the first to taste the victors' champagne in Scarborough at the weekend after taking the Trackrod Pre-87 & Historic Cup for the third successive year in his trusty Mk2 Escort.
Bannister's ascension to local legend status had begun in the late 1980s when, in a similar Ford, he became the first driver to win the main Trackrod Rally three times outright. A quarter of a century later, he is still thought by many to be as quick as almost anyone over his native North Yorkshire forest tracks.
The Historic Cup led the entourage into the dark at Dalby on Friday night and was first to emerge, all done and dusted, over the finish ramp on the seaside resort's West Pier, just after 1pm on Saturday.
Bannister and Scottish co-driver Louise Sutherland were fastest on each of the four stages to take the Historic honours by one minute 34.8 seconds from the RS1800 Escort driven by Harrogate's Tim Pearcey and Neil Shanks, of Elgin, with Hollingbourne's James Potter and Bob Duck, in another Escort, third.
Tom Cave was left celebrating in the Scarborough sunshine, meanwhile, after emerging victorious from the closest-ever finish to the main event on Saturday.
The 20-year old from Aberdovey edged a day-long battle with fellow rising Welsh star Osian Pryce, in a similar Citroen DS3 R3, on a tie-break after the two had shared exactly the same total time of one hour six minutes 21.4 seconds over the 66 miles of high speed rallying on the North York Moors.
Cave and co-driver Craig Parry, of Oswestry, claimed victory by virtue of having cleared the opening stage in Dalby Forest on Friday night quickest – by a mere 10th of a second over 15.45 miles.
The duo were fastest over the first three stages before Pryce and Abersoch's Iestyn Williams hit back, going quickest through Cropton and Dalby, and aided by Cave clipping a bank, to take an almost nine-second advantage going into the final test – 14 miles in Langdale Forest.Incredibly they emerged absolutely level on total time only for Cave to be given the verdict on a tie break.
"I never make things easy for myself," said an almost disbelieving Cave. "When I made that mistake (clipping a bank on the penultimate stage) I never thought I'd get nine seconds back but I just kept pushing until the very end."
Ireland's Keith Cronin was largely happy to complete the rally in third place and so seal his third British title, adding to those won in 2009 and 2010, and moving alongside Mark Higgins in the all-time list and behind only Jimmy McRae, a five times champion, and Roger Clark, who has four past titles.
Cave's second win of the season – he took the Bulldog Rally of North Wales in March – secured second spot in the title race with Pryce third.
Stefaan Stouf and Joris Erard regularly bring their Mk1 Escort across from Belgium for the Yorkshire event and, not for the first time, they returned over the North Sea with class spoils for cars registered prior to 1974, while Lydney driver Graham Waite's stunning 1960s Volvo Amazon reigned supreme in the oldest category.
Clitheroe's Russ Thompson led the BRC Challenge Rally 12 months ago before being frustrated but there were no disappointments this time as the Lancastrian's Renault Clio proved fastest on each of the four stages comprising the main British Championship's support series.
Already crowned Challenge champion, Richard Sykes slid off in the dark and out of contention on Friday but even his continued presence in the Saturday sun could do nothing to match the relentless pace that saw Thompson quickest everywhere.
After Cave's success, there was further drama as Hartlepool veteran Peter Stephenson in a Ford Focus retained the Trackrod Clubman's Trophy – but only after Stephen Petch Junior, from Bishop Auckland, saw his Hyundai Accent's 40-second advantage disintegrate during a traumatic final stage in Langdale.
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Members of the Republican Party took two remarkably different approaches in dealing with their opposition to President Barack Obama and his polices on Wednesday. Republican Sen. Rand Paul of Kentucky conducted an almost 13-hour filibuster against CIA director nominee John Brennan to demand more information on the administration's drone policies, while Republican senators including John McCain and Lindsey Graham had dinner with Obama at a Washington hotel. The blogosphere reacted to the two very different political strategies of an increasingly divided party:
Jana Brock of PolicyMic said the attention garnered by Paul's filibuster shows the value of the tactic and demonstrated his growing position of influence within the GOP:
In just 24 hours, it has rejuvenated a Republican Party brought down by the fiscal cliff debacle and other partisan garbage.
This is proof that the GOP is innovating. Paul spoke at CPAC last year and will be a speaker again this year. But he's riding a wave right now. He is fighting back against a brutish Democratic establishment and is at this moment, beating them at their own game.
[See a collection of political cartoons on the Tea Party.]
Noah Rothman at Mediaite too said the filibuster showed the promise of the future of the conservative movement and its opposition to Obama's agenda, and called Paul a "martyr:"
Before Wednesday, however, Paul spoke for a narrow slice of the Republican Party's coalition. Today, he speaks for a reinvigorated GOP base. But as the hours wore on, another phenomenon began to take shape—Paul's ultimately unsuccessful efforts to rein in the president spoke directly to the forgotten millions of Americans wary of the ever-expanding scope of the unconstrained global war on terror. Paul offered himself up as something of a martyr. His voice, once lonely, grew in stature as his Republican colleagues—one after the next—shared his demand for redress from the White House, though all knew that would not be forthcoming. It was poetic. It was romantic. What may be most important, it reframed Congressional Republicans. All of the sudden, they were fighting for a cause with self-evident nobility that requires no public education campaign: life, liberty, and due process. In filibustering, Paul chipped away at the monopoly on romance that the left has enjoyed for more than a century.
Margaret Hartmann from the Daily Intelligencer writes that Paul's "stunt" fed into raising his national profile and elevated his opposition to Obama and his drone policies:
Yet, overall the stunt was a massive success for the Kentucky senator. Aside from accomplishing his stated goal of drawing more attention to the Obama administration's suggestion that it has the right to take out a U.S. citizens on American soil in a drone attack (though Attorney General Eric Holder says they probably won't), Rand drew bipartisan support and ensured that he'd be featured on every news program along with clips from Mr. Smith Goes to Washington—which is definitely a plus for a potential 2016 presidential candidate.
Jass Shaw of Hot Air, however, was critical of Paul's use of the filibuster, saying the senator was drawing attention for the wrong reasons and a subtler approach may have indeed been more effective:
Mission accomplished, to borrow a now infamous phrase. But the filibuster wound on for almost another eight hours. Why? With the vote called off, the job was done. And there's only so many times you can rephrase the same set of arguments over and over again before it gets repetitive. I was left feeling as if the continued steamrolling was beginning to detract from the popular appeal of the senator's decision to climb this mountain in the first place. Might it not have been better to yield the floor, save his voice and energy, and take it up again in the morning? And having thwarted the vote once—a vote which, let's face it, is going to take place at some point—might he not simply use the mass appeal and attention drawn by the first five hours to gin up some serious PAC money and run national ads to bring more public attention to the question of drones and US citizens defined as enemy combatants? In the end, I simply don't know why it went on for as long as it did.
[See a collection of political cartoons on the Republican Party.]
And Chris Cillizza of The Fix wonders why the filibuster got so much attention in the first place, because when it comes down to it, "It's the economy, stupid:"
Ask the average American what issue he/she cares most about and two-thirds will say the economy. If one percent say drones, we would be—somewhat—surprised. It's simply not an issue that galvanizes large numbers of the American public and, as we noted above, to the extent people pay any attention to drones, they are supportive of using them. So, while President Obama was making nice—or at least sharing a meal—with 11 Republican Senators and reaching out to Wisconsin Rep. Paul Ryan to talk about the economy, the GOP was talking about drones. And, in case you forgot, the party still lacks a big-picture vision on the way forward regarding the country's debt and spending issues that goes beyond simply saying: "No new taxes."
Steve Benen from the Maddow Blog noted that the groundswell of support around Paul wasn't as much about supporting Paul than it was opposing Obama:
But as Paul's allies grew throughout the day, it was hard not to wonder whether at least some of his new-found friends endorsed him on the substance or whether "Stand with Rand" had become a temporary fad on the right, driven by Republicans who were simply happy to see President Obama's national security agenda facing criticism, even if they happen to agree with President Obama's national security agenda.
There's room for a real debate about the balance between civil liberties and national security, and if Paul helps spark that conversation, I'd be delighted. But I'll be eager to know just how much yesterday's spectacle changed minds and how much of it was about putting on a show.
[See a collection of political cartoons on Congress.]
Sean Hannity gets to the heart of the differences between Paul's stunt and the dinner between Obama and Senate Republicans:
There is also something interesting happening as a result of Rand Paul's filibuster and that is a seeming divide within the Republican Party. Today, Senators Lindsey Graham and John McCain took to the floor of the Senate to chastise Rand Paul for his "political stunt" and express disappointment with Republican colleagues who supported him. McCain says, "If Mr. Paul wants to be taken seriously he needs to do more than pull political stunts that fire up impressionable libertarian kids. I don't think what happened yesterday is helpful to the American people."
If anything, Rand Paul managed to bring to the forefront an issue that most in the mainstream media haven't really covered. Politically, the groundswell of support for Senator Rand Paul, particularly on Twitter, was remarkable. Perhaps this is just the type of principled leadership that conservative Americans have been craving, though some within the Republican leadership apparently beg to differ.
Michael Crowley at Swampland notes that McCain and Graham have long approached politics from a different angle than the Tea Party:
Tea Party activists still haven't forgiven Graham for the way he played footsie with Obama early in the President's first term on issues ranging from immigration to climate change to closing the Guantanamo Bay prison camp. Back then, Graham almost seemed to revel in defying his party's base. "Everything I'm doing now ... is completely opposite of where the Tea Party movement's at," Graham told the New York Times in June 2010. He called the movement "just unsustainable" and said, "It will die out." It didn't, of course, and Graham has since backed away from his conciliatory positions.
But in Washington you can smack someone with one hand while extending the other for a handshake. Which is why McCain and Graham are keen to make it clear they carry no grudge against Obama. "I've been the same way with other Presidents. I called for the resignation of Rumsfeld over Iraq," McCain says. "It's not personal," Graham says. "This is a business to me. You disagree on Monday, and on Tuesday you work together."
[Check out our editorial cartoons on President Obama.]
Steve Benen of the Maddow Blog doubts the goodwill dinner is really an indication that Washington is ready to work together:
[T]here's a predictable trajectory to this process that we've seen before. I hate to sound like a cynic, but consider the usual pattern: a Republican says, "We demand President Obama support X." The White House says, "Fine, we're willing to put X on the table." At which point Republicans respond, "We no longer accept X; and now demand Obama support Y."
I'm glad the participants at last night's dinner had a good time, and if some GOP senators learned something about the president's offer they did not previously know, it was probably time well spent. But are Republicans now (or will they ever be) open to new revenue? Can they apply savings from closed tax loopholes to deficit reduction instead of more tax cuts? Will their desire for a deal outweigh their fear of a primary challenge?
Kevin Drum of Mother Jones also questioned the practical implications of Obama's meal with Republicans:
I doubt very much that it will accomplish anything. LBJ's legendary schmoozing, the touchstone for this kind of thing, has always been overhyped, but even at the height of his powers he would have had little luck with the kind of Congress Obama has to deal with. It's true that there have long been a few Republican senators willing to break ranks on taxes, but there's little reason to think the rest of them will be swayed by any kind of sweet talk or detailed white papers. And that goes double for the House. It's just not in the cards. This stuff is driven by policy and ideology, not by personalities.
- Read Robert Schlesinger: Balance, Paul Ryan's Budget, and Why the GOP Thinks Voters Are Dumb
- Read Ford O'Connell: Republicans Should Give Obama What He Wants: Gridlock
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I'm also using the latest version of rtmpgui+ (Version 12) on my ATV2 and having similar problems with these channels (BBC one, BBC two, Channel4, Channel5, ITV1, ITV4, Dave , PickTV, E4, and Move4. They seemed to work the first day and now I get "error script failed plugin.video.rtmpguiplus". l tried updating the libRTMP file, but having the same error. Please help. Great site and addon. Thank-You.
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Hi everyone,
I'm new in this topic. I've installed rtmpgui on my Windows 7 PC, with VLC. I followed every step to setup everything but when I doubleclick on a channel, I can't have anything else than a black screen in VLC. I'm from France, I don't know if it change something or not, but if someone can help that would be very nice! Thanks |
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salut mbiaud,
I had the same problem and i just changed the VLC version(2.0.1) with an oldest (1.1.11 in this case) and it works. Find an oldest version here: http://www.oldapps.com/VLC_Player.php |
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OK guys a little confused here. I've updated RTMPDump to the latest version but im completely stuck on how to update libRTMP to get livestreams, livetv and this plugin to work on a xbmc-live distro. Has anyone a step by step as as it is i'm getting some streams working but very few (most of the uk ones fail and i'm from the UK lol).
I've upgraded my xbmc install to Eden Final but i'm completely at a loss on how to find, download, compile and replace libRTMP in ubuntu 10.4 live distro. Any help would be so greatly appreciated. UPDATE: Ok as far as I know i've upgraded librtmp on my xbmclive doing the following Quote:git clone git://git.ffmpeg.org/rtmpdump Rebooted but still none of the stream work. BBC Iplayer, ITV Catchup, 40d and Demand 5 work perfectly with the updated RTMPDump so what am i doing wrong ? UPDATE 2 Ok got it working Heres what i did. Make sure you have everything on your XBMCLive distro to make and compile the new library. Quote:sudo apt-get install build-essential gcc make subversion libssl0.9.8 libssl-dev libssl0.9.8 Then download the latest RTMPdump source from https://github.com/svnpenn/rtmpdump/zipball/KSV Extract onto your xbmc live distro then enter the commands below. Quote:cd svnpenn-rtmpdump-c5bab88/ That fixed it. -= My Media Centre =- ACER Revo R3610 | x2 1.5TB WD Caviar Green SATA Hard Drives (WD15EADS) | x2 2.0TB WD Caviar Green SATA Hard Drive ( WD15EARS ) | 3.5in Black eSATA USB Trayless SATA External Hard Drive Enclosure | Emprex 3009URF Wireless MCE Remote Control | XBMCLive Dharma Beta1
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Great to know have people working harder to make this tool woking. Unfortunatly I still in problems, Some channels I can not see them at all live , I mean if I watching them in VLC it open fine, but not in xbmc. Now I did every steps you shown, with no results I try to open this channel " RSI LA1 " and it fail! Is it too much if I asking to somebody to send me by email the correct plugin.video.rtmpGUI_All_Lang with all tools I have to install?
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Hello! the link of update the library is broken wouls you proved me a good working link?
thanks! (2012-03-06 01:44)iraqiboy Wrote:HansMayer Wrote:First of all: Dude (or Dudette), AWESOME. |
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First of all, this is an awesome plugin and I'd like to thank everyone who made this happen.
Now, I have a question. Is there a way to disable certain item or link from the list? In particular those that are not appropriate for the whole family, especially my XBMC box is sitting in the family room, I'd like to limit what can be access from it. Thanks in advance. |
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(2012-04-19 07:46)utahcafe Wrote: Hello! the link of update the library is broken wouls you proved me a good working link?How to update your libRTMP.
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I need a little help figuring out an HD stream buffering issue. I have a pretty solid 10Mbps connection and I have tested the various UK HD streams on two computers. Computer one is in no way memory and processor constrained. The second computer is a little older but should still be fine. The first computer is an 17 2600 with 16Gigs of Ram and Gig E connection on my LAN out to a 10Mbps cable modem connection so that should be enough to stream UK HD streams but every single one of them buffers. None of my other streaming media players buffer at all. Is anybody successfully streaming HD?
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At some point before next Summer we're going to have to upgrade to Ning 3.0. We'll need to be a bit of redesign work when we do. Does anyone want to volunteer to do this?See: …Continue
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I've wondered before whether we should try to organise something during Social Media Week in September?If we're refocussing the unconference on other things (eg brave HR) then this might be a good…Continue
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As well as coming along to the unconference to meet all you lovely people, David Woods at HR Magazine would like to inject a bit more life into the magazine's blog watch (you may have noticed it…Continue
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Along with Gareth Jones, I am a founder of the Connecting HR community.
In my day job, I am a consultant, researcher, writer and speaker focusing on strategic human capital management, HR 2.0 and management 2.0.
I help organisations gain competitive advantage through the creation of human and social capital supported by effective leadership, HR and management practices, OD interventions, and the use of web 2.0 / social media tools etc.
I have worked for 20+ years initially in Engineering, then IT, change management and finally in HR (including as an international HR Director for Ernst & Young).
I'm apparently the 23rd most influential HR thinker in the UK (thanks to those Connecting HR members who voted for me).
Hi Jon, pic has been uploaded. Strangely, it had synced the pic from my work twitter account.
Thanks Jon - looking forward to becoming more involved!
Thanks for the welcome (back!!) Jon. Great to be "here" again!!
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Hi Jon, thank you for the welcome. Would be happy to tell you about sociocracy. We have a conference early April, so will pass on more information to you soon ... watch this space!
Hi Jon! Thank you for the welcome. I haven't investigated the site fully yet however from what l have seen it looks really good.
I haven't read Critical Mass - l assume you recommend it as you are RE-reading it... :) The concept of looking at everything as a vibrating mass of molecules and atoms is something that l have never questioned and is simply fact to me. When you look at what appears to be solid through these new eyes then Ball's theory that we are simply a fluid of interacting molecules and atoms is absolute.
This must be even more fascinating for you Jon as a Social Media Expert you are interacting with others all over the world instantaniously. Doesn't that open the 'can' even further. The suggestion that thought is as fast as the speed of light might move social media to a whole new paradigm eventually...
Thank you for the recommendation - l will look to get a copy. :) I will leave you with one of my favourite quotes (& strangely it's not from Sir Clive Woodward's presentation)
"Nothing happens until something moves" - Einstein
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Glad to be apart of the group. I hope to share knowledges and ideas with group members.
Have a lovely day!
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I don't think we want a ConnectingHR community there, though I could be wrong. But my worry in us being there is that we just split the conversation even further - same reason we're not on Facebook. However I do have a ConnectingHR circle in my Google Plus account and I'll share this with everyone in the circle. That should help us use other…
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I'm in Dubai next month for IIR's Middle East HR Summit, and have just been reviewing some of the blogs etc out that way. I thought this was particularly interesting - on HireMENA:
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I know lots of you will be up in Manchester for this, and others just joining in the twitter stream.
Gareth and I will also be delivering a twitterversity session for twitter newbies each day (1.00pm on Tuesday and Wednesday and 10.15 on Thursday) and will obviously be promoting ConnectingHR. Please join us - at the event, or on the stream - for this, as the more conversation that's going on, the more likely it…
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