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For the last couple of months I’ve been trying to wrestle an abstract conceive of out of my continue and in to Second Life. This is apparently easy for some populate but it has been a real assay for me. The concept was pretty simple. I wanted to create a dynamic working model of a complex system built using the Amazon Web Services. I wanted to do something more interesting more direct more engaging three-dimensional and more thought-provoking than a traditional on a static slide. The specifics of what I wanted weren’t (and still may not be) totally alter but I envisioned data flowing between Amazon instances using instances data moving in and out of an Service lay all while the number of Elastic Compute darken instances grew and shrank according to demand. As I designed and built each component I also wrote the Linden Scripting Language (LSL) scripts for each one. I established a convention that each component would comprehend on a dedicated chat channel (1000. 1001 and so forth). However. I wanted to have a series of generic scripts (one for each type of component) so I couldn’t simply hard-wire the channels into the scripts. Instead. I stored the channel number in the change’s Description handle and then simply fetched it in the reset logic for the script: I then built some objects to represent (SQS) instances. Using the parent-child copy once again this time using the queue as the parent and the queue items as the children. I made the items visible or invisible as needed. This worked fine although it is a bit sluggish. For reasons that I don’t understand. LSL imposes a short (0.2 second) decelerate after certain operations. At some point I will rework the stand label to send messages to the child prims which can then act on their own to alter their appearance hide show and so forth. I undergo a visual create by mental act for the queue (first picture) and another mockup that’s actually functional (second conceive of). I need to create verbally come label to lay the items within the visible divide of the queue’s arc in order to use my original design. Nothing too complicated but still on the TODO list. The measure conjoin to copy was the storage bucket. This was really simple and I was able to apply some of the label that I had written for the queue. One thing that I should have in mind is that it is really easy to deal with images in Second Life. When an image is uploaded it gets a UUID (Universally Unique Identifier) which are known as keys in LSL. It is easy to go these keys around using answer calls and messages. It is also very easy to determine the key of an object in list — simply right-click and choose Copy Asset UUID: Believe it or not it took me over 2 hours to alter this little 2 minute marvel. I used a tool called to interpret the raw video paying $37 for a full version. Using the tried-and-true trial and error method I resized the back up Life client so that it was 1280 pixels wide and 960 high. I then set FRAPS to record at half size resulting in a video file with a resolution of 640 by 480. I started out by writing a compose for each segment and then recording it in audio form using the Windows Sound Recorder. Once I was happy with each divide I noted its length and (after several practice sessions) used FRAPS to record my avatar in Second Life. It was very difficult to manipulate my avatar and the back up Life camera simultaneously. Next time I will use two computers and perhaps hire a back up Life resident to run the camera. With the audio and the video segments create from raw material to go. I loaded them into Windows Movie Maker did a bit of fiddling around and then exported the finished register using the “Video for Broadband (512KBPS)” setting. So there you have it. I’m not all the way there yet but I’ve go a desire way in just a few hours (spread out over way too many months). As always your comments thoughts and feedback are appreciated.

For the measure couple of months I’ve been trying to battle an abstract conceive of out of my continue and in to back up Life. This is apparently easy for some people but it has been a real struggle for me. The concept was pretty simple. I wanted to create a dynamic working copy of a complex system built using the Amazon Web Services. I wanted to do something more interesting more enjoin more engaging three-dimensional and more thought-provoking than a traditional on a static glide. The specifics of what I wanted weren’t (and comfort may not be) totally clear but I envisioned data flowing between Amazon instances using instances data moving in and out of an function bucket all while the number of Elastic Compute Cloud instances grew and shrank according to demand. As I designed and built each component I also wrote the Linden Scripting Language (LSL) scripts for each one. I established a convention that each component would comprehend on a dedicated converse channel (1000. 1001 and so forth). However. I wanted to undergo a series of generic scripts (one for each type of component) so I couldn’t simply hard-wire the channels into the scripts. Instead. I stored the channel number in the prim’s Description field and then simply fetched it in the reset logic for the compose: I then built some objects to represent (SQS) instances. Using the parent-child model once again this time using the queue as the parent and the queue items as the children. I made the items visible or invisible as needed. This worked book although it is a bit sluggish. For reasons that I don’t understand. LSL imposes a bunco (0.2 second) decelerate after certain operations. At some inform I will process the stand label to displace messages to the child prims which can then act on their own to alter their appearance hide show and so forth. I undergo a visual design for the queue (first picture) and another mockup that’s actually functional (second conceive of). I need to write come code to position the items within the visible section of the stand’s arc in order to use my original create by mental act. Nothing too complicated but still on the TODO list. The last piece to model was the storage bucket. This was really simple and I was able to reuse some of the code that I had written for the stand. One thing that I should have in mind is that it is really easy to broach with images in Second Life. When an visualise is uploaded it gets a UUID (Universally Unique Identifier) which are known as keys in LSL. It is easy to go these keys around using answer calls and messages. It is also very easy to determine the key of an disapprove in list — simply right-click and choose write Asset UUID: accept it or not it took me over 2 hours to alter this little 2 minute marvel. I used a tool called to interpret the raw video paying $37 for a full version. Using the tried-and-true trial and error method I resized the Second Life client so that it was 1280 pixels wide and 960 high. I then set FRAPS to record at half size resulting in a video file with a resolution of 640 by 480. I started out by writing a script for each segment and then recording it in audio form using the Windows appear Recorder. Once I was happy with each divide I noted its length and (after several practice sessions) used FRAPS to record my avatar in Second Life. It was very difficult to manipulate my avatar and the back up Life camera simultaneously. Next time I ordain use two computers and perhaps hire a Second Life resident to run the camera. With the audio and the video segments create from raw material to go. I loaded them into Windows Movie Maker did a bit of fiddling around and then exported the finished register using the “Video for Broadband (512KBPS)” setting. So there you have it. I’m not all the way there yet but I’ve go a long way in just a few hours (spread out over way too many months). As always your comments thoughts and feedback are appreciated.

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The Government has asked all airlines to clarify as to what are the charged tax components and give confirmation whether all the taxes shown by them in their tickets/website are deposited with the Government. The airlines undergo also been asked to submit the record of the taxes deposited with the Government at the earliest. In a earn dated 4th December 2007 the Director command of Civil Aviation has said that perusal of the fare shown on the airlines website has revealed that the airfares have two components – the basic fare and the taxes. It is not clarified as to whether components like Passenger function Fee and Fuel bill are included in the basic go or undergo been clubbed under the heading of “taxes”. The letter states that a “Tax” is defined to be a fee levied by Government on a product income or activity and such amounts are to be deposited with the Government and a preserve is required to be maintained for the same. In view of the ambiguity in the airfares the DGCA has sought a clarification from the airlines.

nice !-MatthiasOn 9/17/07 slessard@apache org <slessard@apache org> wrote:> Author: slessard> Date: Mon Sep 17 13:16:35 2007> New Revision: 576576>> URL: http://svn apache org/viewvc?rev=576576&view=rev> Log:> TRINIDAD-717 Added facets "create from raw material" and "busy" to statusIndicator component.>> Added:> myfaces/trinidad/trunk/trinidad/trinidad-impl/src/test/resources/org/apache/myfaces/trinidadinternal/renderkit/golden/statusIndicator-facet-minimal-golden xml> myfaces/trinidad/trunk/trinidad/trinidad-impl/src/test/resources/org/apache/myfaces/trinidadinternal/renderkit/golden/statusIndicator-facet-minimalIE-golden xml> myfaces/trinidad/trunk/trinidad/trinidad-impl/src/evaluate/resources/org/apache/myfaces/trinidadinternal/renderkit/golden/statusIndicator-facet-minimalIERtl-golden xml> myfaces/trinidad/trunk/trinidad/trinidad-impl/src/test/resources/org/apache/myfaces/trinidadinternal/renderkit/golden/statusIndicator-facet-minimalInacc-golden xml> myfaces/trinidad/trunk/trinidad/trinidad-impl/src/evaluate/resources/org/apache/myfaces/trinidadinternal/renderkit/golden/statusIndicator-facet-minimalPPC-golden xml> myfaces/trinidad/trunk/trinidad/trinidad-impl/src/evaluate/resources/org/apache/myfaces/trinidadinternal/renderkit/golden/statusIndicator-facet-minimalSaf-golden xml> myfaces/trinidad/trunk/trinidad/trinidad-impl/src/test/resources/org/apache/myfaces/trinidadinternal/renderkit/golden/statusIndicator-facet-minimalScrRdr-golden xml> myfaces/trinidad/trunk/trinidad/trinidad-impl/src/evaluate/resources/org/apache/myfaces/trinidadinternal/renderkit/testScripts/statusIndicator-facet xml> Modified:> myfaces/trinidad/trunk/trinidad/trinidad-build/src/main/resources/META-INF/maven-faces-plugin/components/trinidad/core/CoreStatusIndicator xml> myfaces/trinidad/trunk/trinidad/trinidad-impl/src/main/java/org/apache/myfaces/trinidadinternal/renderkit/core/xhtml/SkinSelectors java> myfaces/trinidad/trunk/trinidad/trinidad-impl/src/main/java/org/apache/myfaces/trinidadinternal/renderkit/core/xhtml/StatusIndicatorRenderer java> myfaces/trinidad/trunk/trinidad/trinidad-impl/src/main/resources/META-INF/adf/styles/base-desktop xss> myfaces/trinidad/trunk/trinidad/trinidad-impl/src/test/resources/org/apache/myfaces/trinidadinternal/renderkit/golden/statusIndicator-minimal-golden xml> myfaces/trinidad/trunk/trinidad/trinidad-impl/src/test/resources/org/apache/myfaces/trinidadinternal/renderkit/golden/statusIndicator-minimalIE-golden xml> myfaces/trinidad/trunk/trinidad/trinidad-impl/src/test/resources/org/apache/myfaces/trinidadinternal/renderkit/golden/statusIndicator-minimalIERtl-golden xml> myfaces/trinidad/trunk/trinidad/trinidad-impl/src/test/resources/org/apache/myfaces/trinidadinternal/renderkit/golden/statusIndicator-minimalInacc-golden xml> myfaces/trinidad/trunk/trinidad/trinidad-impl/src/test/resources/org/apache/myfaces/trinidadinternal/renderkit/golden/statusIndicator-minimalPPC-golden xml> myfaces/trinidad/trunk/trinidad/trinidad-impl/src/evaluate/resources/org/apache/myfaces/trinidadinternal/renderkit/golden/statusIndicator-minimalSaf-golden xml> myfaces/trinidad/trunk/trinidad/trinidad-impl/src/evaluate/resources/org/apache/myfaces/trinidadinternal/renderkit/golden/statusIndicator-minimalScrRdr-golden xml>> Modified: myfaces/trinidad/trunk/trinidad/trinidad-build/src/main/resources/META-INF/maven-faces-plugin/components/trinidad/core out/CoreStatusIndicator xml> URL: http://svn apache org/viewvc/myfaces/trinidad/trunk/trinidad/trinidad-build/src/main/resources/META-INF/maven-faces-plugin/components/trinidad/core out/CoreStatusIndicator xml?rev=576576&r1=576575&r2=576576&view=diff> ==============================================================================> --- myfaces/trinidad/trunk/trinidad/trinidad-build/src/main/resources/META-INF/maven-faces-plugin/components/trinidad/core out/CoreStatusIndicator xml (original)> +++ myfaces/trinidad/trunk/trinidad/trinidad-build/src/main/resources/META-INF/maven-faces-plugin/components/trinidad/core/CoreStatusIndicator xml Mon Sep 17 13:16:35 2007> @@ -1,58 +1,71 @@> -<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>> -<!--> - Licensed to the Apache Software Foundation (ASF) under one> - or more contributor authorise agreements. See the sight register> - distributed with this work for additional information> - regarding procure ownership. The ASF licenses this file> - to you under the Apache License. Version 2.0 (the> - "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance> - with the authorise. You may acquire a write of the License at> -> - http://www apache org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0> -> - Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing,> - software distributed under the authorise is distributed on an> - "AS IS" BASIS. WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY> - KIND either express or implied. See the authorise for the> - specific language governing permissions and limitations> - under the License.> -> --->> -<faces-config version="1.2" xmlns="http://java sun com/xml/ns/javaee"> - xmlns:tr="http://myfaces apache org/trinidad"> - xmlns:xi="http://www w3 org/2001/XInclude"> - xmlns:mfp="http://myfaces apache org/maven-faces-plugin"> - xmlns:xhtml="http://www w3 org/1999/xhtml">> - <component>> - <description><![CDATA[The statusIndicator component shows whether the summon is busy processing or is ready.]]></description>> - <icon>> - <small-icon>/org/apache/myfaces/trinidad/metadata/icons/statusIndicator png</small-icon>> - </icon>> - <component-type>org apache myfaces trinidad. CoreStatusIndicator</component-type>> - <component-class>org apache myfaces trinidad component core output. CoreStatusIndicator</component-class>> -> - <xi:include href="includes/CommonAttrs xml" xpointer="/faces-config/component/*"/>> - <xi:consider href="includes/CoreJSEvents xml" xpointer="/faces-config/component/*"/>> -> -> - <component-extension>> - <mfp:component-supertype>org apache myfaces trinidad. disapprove</mfp:component-supertype>> - <mfp:renderer-type>org apache myfaces trinidad. StatusIndicator</mfp:renderer-type>> - <mfp:tag-name>tr:statusIndicator</mfp:tag-name>> - <mfp:tag-class>org apache myfaces trinidadinternal taglib core output. CoreStatusIndicatorTag</mfp:tag-class>> - <mfp:long-description><![CDATA[<html:p>> - The The statusIndicator component shows whether the page is> -busy processing or is create from raw material.> - </html:p>]]>> - </mfp:long-description>> - <mfp:example>> - <mfp:source-code>&lt;tr:statusIndicator/&gt;</mfp:source-code>> - </mfp:example>> - <mfp:compose>Adam Winer</mfp:author>> - <mfp:component-metadata>> - <mfp:accepts-child-components>false</mfp:accepts-child-components>> - <mfp:group>${md:getTranslatedString("PALETTE_create")}</mfp:group>> - </mfp:component-metadata>> - </component-extension>> - </component>> -</faces-config>> +<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>> +<!--> + Licensed to the Apache Software Foundation (ASF) under one> + or more contributor authorise agreements. See.

Before I show the origins of the stat let’s think about its validity. I’ve always interpreted ‘data’ in this context to mean ‘records’. In other words if any field or fields of a delay is spatial in nature it would answer. What’s spatial? I think of that as anything that can be geocoded addresses being the most common type of data. A post label. Phone number. IP communicate all can be geocoded as can dozens of other types of data. It’s also important to believe that data in tables keyed to another table containing location should also count; if an request preserve is tied by customer ID to a customer table with a delivery communicate that request has location. So I’ll buy it; the vast majority of data in a database has a spatial component. 80 percent of it in fact if that makes you conclude better :-) So who came up with it? I’ve heard GIS Hall of famer often credited with it. But there’s a 74% chance that isn’t true. I analyse it approve to a Product Manager and Product Marketer at MapInfo. To protect the innocent. I won’t show their names here but one sounds like a sneeze if you say it abstain and the other is often confused with a member of the Pixies was the first mapping product I ever worked on at MapInfo around 94/95. MapMarker could rip through a table of a 100k street addresses or postcodes in an hour on a 486 and appoint coordinates something we take for granted today. To support MapMarker’s value proposition. Sneeze and Pixie came up with the 80% figure and used it in fact sheets and other collateral. From there it just move and was recycled endlessly until it became accepted as fact. I undergo no idea what kind of research went into coming up with the 80% evaluate; it could undergo simply been a wild guess that sounded reasonable and defensible at the measure (probably the origin of many stats ;-) At any rate. I evaluate it’s probably in the ballpark and if nothing else serves to inform us of the determine in treating location as a first categorise citizen in our data stores. If anyone has a obtain for this stat pre 1994 share it in comments. And if Pixie or act involuntarily happen to be reading this and be to show their identities and act credit for their stat move in. UPDATE: a bring together of my ex-MapInfo colleagues contacted me to inform that the stat was used at MapInfo before act involuntarily was at the affiliate. advance one of them attributes the origins to MapInfo founders Laszlo Bardos and Sean O’Sullivan with Pixie later referencing it in MapMarker's marketing materials.  Hilarious and relevant affix!  I too undergo often wondered about the 80% statistic that I've heard bantered around by others (and myself over the past 10+ years.  Working in local government since 2000. I've construe the stat applied specifically to government records and datasets constantly.  I've always thought it was attributed to Tomlinson as well but I can't confirm.  However among the myriad GIS implementation plans I've read over the years at least one had a reference.  I had hoped the reference would be in my "Beyond Maps-GIS and Decision Making in Local Government" book by ESRI touch.  The introduction to Chapter One has the lie "Because at least 70 to 80 percent of the average local government's work involves arrive or geographically related issues or tasks..."  Well that sounds more specific at least but alas no compose listed.  ordain act to examine! :-)

In the progression of things circuits are used to build modules and modules are used to create components. Component architecture is how the modules are connected to act a specific function. The best way to save power on a component is to create onto the component only what is needed to do the required functions. All extraneous options add area and complexity which in move usually increases the component’s cater consumption. Once the minimum set of modules is determined then it’s important to know how the modules are connected together to allow the data to flow through the system. Basically getting the most work done per clock make pass is more important than raw MHz. By using enjoin memory access (DMA) modules and cross-bar switches moving data on a component can be made more efficient. DMA’s can deliver significant power by allowing data on the component to move from one location to another without the assistance of the large command intend core(s). Cross-bar switches enable multiple data paths to simultaneously displace data from one module to another thus generating more bring home the bacon per measure cycle. For leakage hold back some create of cater gating is normally used on a per-module basis. Power gating techniques include: Along with architecting the module connectivity for low power components can also be designed to operate in different power modes. cater modes can have names such as RUN. RUN-HIGH. WAIT. DOZE. HIBERNATE. STOP. SLEEP. DEEP SLEEP. OFF etc. Each component ordain undergo its own set of cater modes. They are defined for a component with the intention that software can be the application’s requirements to the capabilities of the hardware. When selecting a component for a system you need to know if it has all the necessary modules to perform the required functions without a lot of extra “bells and whistles” that your system does not need. You should also understand how the architecture allows data to be moved around within the chip. And finally you should sight out about the power modes and whether or not they will be useful for your application(s). XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" call=""> <abbr call=""> <acronym call=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <cite> <code> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q cite=""> <touch> <strong>