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Hi Daniel, Thanks for your comments. Please see my responses inline below. Eunice Daniel Veillard wrote:
Hi Ryan and Eunice, First, thanks for the contribution !LDoms SupportThis patch adds the Logical Domains (LDoms) support for the SPARC platforms. LDoms software is Sun Microsystem's virtualization technology to subdivide a supported system's resources (CPUs, memory, I/O, and storage) creating partitions called logical domains. The Logical Domains Manager is used to create and manage logical domains and maps logical domains to physical resources. The LDoms Manager provides a command-line interface and also exports an XML-based control interface. The Libvirt for LDoms uses this XML interface to communicate with the LDoms Manager to retrieve the LDoms data for:- Listing domains - Requesting CPU and memory resource updates - Performing life-cycle actions for logical domains This libvirt patch supports LDoms 1.0.1 and 1.0.2.okayThis patch will modify the following existing files: src/libvirt.c src/virsh.c src/virterror.c src/driver.h src/Makefile.am include/libvirt/libvirt.h.in include/libvirt/virterror.h configure.in and add the following new files: src/ldoms_common.h src/ldoms_internal.h src/ldoms_internal.c src/ldoms_intfc.h src/ldoms_intfc.c src/ldoms_xml_parse.h src/ldoms_xml_parse.cI think most of the issues have been raised in the thread started by Richard One think I appreciate in the code is the amount of comments (would have been perfect if the function comment style could be realigned to libvirt one, i don't know if that can be done automatically). Do you have example of the XML domain configurations, it's a bit hard to derive from the parsing code, and i would prefer to have them aligned with othercontainer/partition hypervisors. And then have them documented in the public format pages like the othershttp://libvirt.org/format.html (we need to add OpenVZ/LinuxContainers exampels too there).
I've attached a couple of LDoms XML examples.
--- a/src/libvirt.c +++ b/src/libvirt.c @@ -48,6 +48,9 @@ #ifdef WITH_LXC #include "lxc_driver.h" #endif +#ifdef WITH_LDOMS +extern int ldomsRegister(void); +#endifSounds to me it's cleaner to export the API from an ldom driver header and include the header, that way the signature is checked between the producer and the consumer.
OK. I will create the ldoms_driver.h file with the ldomsRegister() and include that header file like Linux Containers.
+#ifdef WITH_LDOMS+/** + * virLDomConsole:+ * @domain: the domain if available+ * + * Opens a terminal window to the console for a domain+ * + * Returns -1 in case of error, LDom console port number in case of success + */ +int +virLDomConsole(virDomainPtr domain)virLDomConsole is really a no go, this can't be added to the list of exported symbols from the library. this was already discussed in the thread, but I want to raise it again w.r.t. the exported symbols set, this is regulated on the gcc tool chain with the src/libvirt_sym.version file, it's not modified anytwhere in the file and since you use virLDomConsole from virsh this implies that you export all C public symbols by default in the library, I really think this need fixing, we can add a specific linker file for Solaris in the distribution. that's not a problem, but the exported symbols set need to be controlled.
OK. I will remove virLDomConsole.
--- a/src/virsh.cBasically no change to virsh should be needed for adding a new driver, so it's a NACk here.
diff --git a/src/virterror.c b/src/virterror.cIn general most of the #ifdef/#ifndef WITH_LDOMS need to go. The public API need to be identical for all drivers and platforms.
- +#ifdef WITH_LDOMS + case VIR_FROM_LDOMS: + dom = "LDoms "; + break; +#endif[...]diff --git a/src/driver.h b/src/driver.h --- a/src/driver.h +++ b/src/driver.h @@ -24,7 +24,10 @@ typedef enum { VIR_DRV_QEMU = 3, VIR_DRV_REMOTE = 4, VIR_DRV_OPENVZ = 5, - VIR_DRV_LXC = 6 + VIR_DRV_LXC = 6, +#ifdef WITH_LDOMS + VIR_DRV_LDOMS = 7 +#endif } virDrvNo;@@ -253,6 +256,11 @@ typedef virDomainPtr const char *uri, unsigned long flags);+#ifdef WITH_LDOMS+typedef int + (*virDrvLDomConsole) (virDomainPtr domain); +#endif + typedef struct _virDriver virDriver; typedef virDriver *virDriverPtr;@@ -337,6 +345,9 @@ struct _virDriver {virDrvDomainInterfaceStats domainInterfaceStats; virDrvNodeGetCellsFreeMemory nodeGetCellsFreeMemory; virDrvNodeGetFreeMemory getFreeMemory; +#ifdef WITH_LDOMS + virDrvLDomConsole ldomConsole; +#endif };in the short term export of the console informations in the XML is the normal option, then a generic console extracting API may be provided if needed , but adding this is premature.typedef int diff --git a/include/libvirt/libvirt.h.in b/include/libvirt/libvirt.h.in --- a/include/libvirt/libvirt.h.in +++ b/include/libvirt/libvirt.h.in @@ -549,6 +549,9 @@ typedef enum { VIR_VCPU_OFFLINE = 0, /* the virtual CPU is offline */ VIR_VCPU_RUNNING = 1, /* the virtual CPU is running */ VIR_VCPU_BLOCKED = 2, /* the virtual CPU is blocked on resource */ +#ifdef WITH_LDOMS + VIR_VCPU_UNKNOWN = 3, /* the virtual CPU state is unknown */ +#endif } virVcpuState;typedef struct _virVcpuInfo virVcpuInfo;diff --git a/include/libvirt/virterror.h b/include/libvirt/virterror.h --- a/include/libvirt/virterror.h +++ b/include/libvirt/virterror.h @@ -56,6 +56,9 @@ typedef enum { VIR_FROM_STATS_LINUX, /* Error in the Linux Stats code */ VIR_FROM_LXC, /* Error from Linux Container driver */ VIR_FROM_STORAGE, /* Error from storage driver */ +#ifdef WITH_LDOMS + VIR_FROM_LDOMS, /* Error from LDoms driver */ +#endif } virErrorDomain;@@ -139,6 +142,9 @@ typedef enum {VIR_WAR_NO_STORAGE, /* failed to start storage */ VIR_ERR_NO_STORAGE_POOL, /* storage pool not found */ VIR_ERR_NO_STORAGE_VOL, /* storage pool not found */ +#ifdef WITH_LDOMS + VIR_ERR_INVALID_OPTION, /* invalid command line option */ +#endif } virErrorNumber;removal of all #ifdef/#endif , one API to bind them all
diff --git a/configure.in b/configure.in --- a/configure.in +++ b/configure.in @@ -246,6 +246,10 @@ if test "$with_remote" = "yes" ; then LIBVIRT_FEATURES="$LIBVIRT_FEATURES -DWITH_REMOTE" fi+if test "$with_ldoms" = "yes" ; then+ LIBVIRT_FEATURES="$LIBVIRT_FEATURES -DWITH_LDOMS" +fi +I'm a bit surprized to not see the AC_ARG_WITH(ldom, ....option block in the configure.in, was that dropped from the patch ?
Yes, I think that should be added to the patch.
I think this should be in a large part based on patform autodetection and the --with-ldom/--without-ldom should only be used for code portability tests and development.+++ b/src/ldoms_common.h @@ -0,0 +1,80 @@ +/* + * ldoms_common.h: LDoms common definitions + * + * Copyright 2008 Sun Microsystems, Inc. + * + * See COPYING.LIB for the License of this software[...] looks fine to me but ...+/* Debug print */ +extern void dprt(const char *template, ...);i would prefer to see the debug integrated with the existing debug support. Since we now compile with debug support enabled by default it is really useful to allow user provide debug informations e.g. by running the virsh command after having set the LIVIRT_DEBUG=1 environment variable. If you have more complex debugging need (levels of debug) the existing routine should be able to cope with this (see virErrorLevel in virterror.h).All those if (ldoms_debug) dprt(...) should be relatively easy to unify into DEBUG() macros like in other parts of the library.
OK. I will use DEBUG macros instead of dprt(). We have implemented two levels of debug (LDOMS_DEBUG and LDOMS_DETAILED_DEBUG) and generate lots of debug messages if selected as a DEBUG build. There are so many places in the code for debug check, so we decided to code "if (ldoms_debug)..." instead of surrounding them by #ifdef DEBUG, but I think DEBUG() macros can be just used instead of dprt() without #ifdef DEBUG.
+++ b/src/ldoms_internal.h @@ -0,0 +1,29 @@[...]+int ldomsRegister(void);#include "ldoms_internal.h" should be added in libvirt.c and then the declaration of ldomsRegister should be removed there
+void ldomsError(virConnectPtr, virDomainPtr, virErrorNumber, const char*, int);[...]diff --git a/src/ldoms_internal.c b/src/ldoms_internal.c[...]+ * Open a connection to the LDoms Manager and handshake to + * verify the a connection can be made for future XML requests.interesting to see you are basically using XML as the intercahnge format with the manager. [...]+/* + * ldomsListDomains + * + * What: Return the array of Domain ID's for all the active Domains. + * Send an XML request to LDM (LDoms Manager) for a list of all Domains. + * + * Yes, this functions does pretty much the same as ldomsNumOfDomains() with + * the addition of returning the ID numbers for the valid Domains. + * + * Input: conn - The Connection structure + * maxids - The total number of Domains to look at to + * determine what Domain IDs to return. + * Output: ids - An array of integers to hold the IDs of the + * Domains whose state is other than 'inactive' - + * VIR_DOMAIN_SHUTOFFI'm a bit confused about how active/inactive domains are handled in lDOM, and i don't really have a way to just get my hand on it.
LDoms have the following states: 1 = active LDOM_STATE_ACTIVE 2 = stopping LDOM_STATE_STOPPING 3 = inactive LDOM_STATE_INACTIVE 4 = binding LDOM_STATE_BINDING 5 = unbinding LDOM_STATE_UNBINDING 6 = bound LDOM_STATE_BOUND 7 = starting LDOM_STATE_STARTING and the LDoms states are converted to the livirt states as follows: (ldomsDomainGetInfo() in ldoms_internal.c) LDOM_STATE_ACTIVE ->VIR_DOMAIN_RUNNING LDOM_STATE_STOPPING ->VIR_DOMAIN_SHUTDOWN LDOM_STATE_INACTIVE ->VIR_DOMAIN_SHUTOFF case LDOM_STATE_BINDING->VIR_DOMAIN_SHUTDOWN case LDOM_STATE_UNBINDING->VIR_DOMAIN_SHUTOFF case LDOM_STATE_BOUND ->VIR_DOMAIN_SHUTDOWN case LDOM_STATE_STARTING ->VIR_DOMAIN_RUNNING
[...]+/* + * ldomsDomainCreateXML + *+ * What: Create a domain from an XML file so that it is left in the + * inactive state. Just call the DefineXML function. The XML input + * has to be a complete and valid XML requeset for the LDM. No+ * modification is done to this file. + * + * Input: xml - The xml file + * Output: function return - A ptr to a virDomain or NULL + */ +virDomainPtr +ldomsDomainCreateXML(virConnectPtr conn, const char *xml, unsigned int flags) +{ + virDomainPtr domPtr = NULL; + char *domainName = NULL; + + if (ldoms_debug) dprt("LDOMS_DEBUG: ldomsDomainCreateXML(ENTER) \n"); + if (ldoms_detailed_debug) dprt("LDOMS_DETAILED_DEBUG: ldomsDomainCreateXML(ENTER) xmldoc=\n%s\n",xml); + + /* Send the XML file along with the lifecycle action */ + domainName = send_ldom_create_domain((char *)xml, XML_ADD_DOMAIN); ++ /* + * If the create/bind domain was successful, then we have to create a DomainInfo+ * structure to pass back to the caller. We need the Domain name that was + * created, and the only way to get that is from parsing the input xml+ * document. This is done in send_ldom_create_domain() and passed back as the return. + * Also we create the uuid for the domain name.+ */I am completely unable to find informations about the XML format for a domain i looked at send_ldom_create_domain and it seems to send the XML directly to the domain manager, ther don't seems to be any parsing or analysis or checking of the XML input data at the libvirt level. To me this is a bit problematic as the XML is part of the API in practice. This really need to be documentd as the support is added to libvirt.
Yes, send_ldom_create_domain() sends the XML directly to the LDoms Manager after adding some tags such as <cmd> tag that needs to be present in the LDoms XML format.
[...]I'm a bit surprized by this, this looks a bit heavy to keep a complete+ /* get the current ldom data from LDM */ + (void) pthread_rwlock_wrlock(&update_lock); + refresh_ldom_data(); + (void) pthread_rwlock_unlock(&update_lock); +list in libvirt memory updated with a global lock, that doesn't look optimal for example when vish asks for the list of domain you need first to update toget the number of domains and then reupdate in the next call(s) to extract the domain data. And that won't protect you from races anyway, so i'm a bitsurprized.
I will look into this more..
+/* + * refresh_ldom_data + * + * Send an XML request to LDM for a list of all Domains + * and get the basic information of each Domain. + * + * This function will be called for each commands to + * guarantee that we have the current LDom info for any + * virsh CLI command. + * + * Input:+ * Output: + */[...]+/* + * ldomsDomainDumpXML + * + * What: Send a list-constraints request to LDM for the domain specified + * by the input virDomain. + * + * Input: domain - Pointer to a virDomain structure + * Output: function return - char ptr to the XML data + */ +char * +ldomsDomainDumpXML(virDomainPtr domain, int flags)[...]+ /* Dump the response to memory */ + xml = malloc(sizeof(char) * 10000); + xmlKeepBlanksDefault(0);hum, i usually suggest libxml2 users don't use xmlKeepBlanksDefault anymoreas this uses a global variable and modify the behaviour of all libxml2 processing including parsing, this is especially nasty in a library.+ xmlDocDumpFormatMemory(xml_received, &xml, &xmlSize, 1);the 1 for the format argument should be sufficient Also using xmlSaveToBuffer http://xmlsoft.org/html/libxml-xmlsave.html#xmlSaveToBuffer would avoid a fixed output buffer limitation which is really not necessary. I'm still a bit puzzled that the manager uses the libvirt XML format directly as the input. [...]+static void +refresh_ldom_data()+{ + struct timeval tv; + long delta;Question: why not do the locking here instead of around all the calling functions ? Simpler code, less error prone, no ?
Yes, I think I can put the rwlock here instead of calling functions.
+ /* Try and throttle calling the LDM to update the list of + * LDoms. If the calls are 2 secs or less apart, then we just + * use the current LDoms info. This is because each + * command from virsh can turn into several calls into + * function in this file, which all call this function + * to refresh the LDom data. + */ + if (gettimeofday(&tv, NULL) >= 0) { + /* See if the time since the last call to this functions + * is less than 3 seconds. If so, just return. + */ + if ((delta=tv.tv_sec - last_ldom_refresh) < 3) { + if (ldoms_detailed_debug) dprt("LDOMS_DETAILED_DEBUG: refresh_ldom_data(NO Refresh) delta=%d\n", + delta); + return; + } + last_ldom_refresh = tv.tv_sec; + }[...]+int ldomsRegister(void) { + + /* for debug statements */ +#ifdef LDOMS_DEBUG + ldoms_debug = 1; + dprt("LDOMS_DEBUG on\n"); +#endif +#ifdef LDOMS_DETAILED_DEBUG + ldoms_detailed_debug = 1; + dprt("LDOMS_DETAILED_DEBUG on\n"); +#endifmaybe the debug vs detailed_debug could be integarted in libvirt normal debugging model, for example based on the value of LIBVIRT_DEBUG env variable.
OK. I will use the libvirt normal debugging model and use DEBUG instead of dprt().
[...]diff --git a/src/ldoms_xml_parse.h b/src/ldoms_xml_parse.h new file mode 100644 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/ldoms_xml_parse.h[...]diff --git a/src/ldoms_xml_parse.c b/src/ldoms_xml_parse.c new file mode 100644a few comments on libxml2 use[...]+xml_find_subnode(xmlNodePtr node, const xmlChar *name) +{ + xmlNodePtr subnode; + + subnode = node->xmlChildrenNode; + while (subnode != NULL) { + if (xmlStrcmp(subnode->name, name) == 0) + break;not that with recent libxml2 (any 2.6.x will do) all the markup name strings are interned in a dictionary associated to the document. With a bit of tweaking on your parsing routines would could also get all domuments parsed to share the same dictionary 9basically by always reusing the same XML parsing context, meaning all those strings could be interned for the whole process and let you fallback to pure string pointer comparisons, instead of comparing content. But it's probably a bit complex unless you're chasing performances issues.
Thanks for the info/comments on libxml2 use. We will improve the xml code if we have to deal with performance issues.
[...]+ * Example: The following XML file will be created for LDom ldom1 + * and a new memory value of 256 Kilobytes. + * + * <?xml version="1.0"?> + * <LDM_interface version="1.0"> + * <cmd> + * <action>set-memory</action> + * <data version="2.0"> + * <ldom> + * <ldom_info> + * <ldom_name>ldom1</ldom_name> + * </ldom_info> + * <memory> + * <size>256K</size> + * </memory> + * </ldom> + * </data> + * </cmd> + * </LDM_interface> + */ + +xmlDocPtr +create_xml_file_4_set_memory(char *ldom_name, unsigned long memory) +{ + xmlDocPtr xml_output; + xmlNodePtr root, cmd, data, ldom, info_node, mem; + char mem_str[10]; /* ascii version of input int memory */ + + if (ldoms_debug) dprt("LDOMS_DEBUG: create_xml_file_4_set_memory(ENTER): ldom=%s, memory=%lu\n", + (ldom_name==NULL? "NULL" : ldom_name), memory); + + xml_output = xmlNewDoc(XML_VERSION); + + /* <LDM_interface> tag with version sttribute */ + root = xmlNewDocNode(xml_output, NULL, XML_LDM_INTERFACE, NULL); + xmlDocSetRootElement(xml_output, root); + xmlNewProp(root, VERSION_ATTR, LDOM_INTERFACE_VERSION);In practice building the tree may be a bit more complex than generating the XmL serialization directly makes for simpler code and you don't have to serialize later, [...]+parse_xml_get_ldominfo(xmlDoc *doc, int *num_cpu, int *mem_size, int *mem_unit, int *num_crypto, int *num_iobus) +{ + data_node = xml_find_subnode(cmd_node, XML_DATA); + if (data_node != NULL) + ldom_node = xml_find_subnode(data_node, LDOM_NODE); + else { + if (ldoms_debug) dprt("LDOMS_DEBUG: parse_xml_get_ldominfo.. XML file does not have <data> tag\n"); + return (ret); + }+ + if (ldom_node == NULL) {+ if (ldoms_debug) dprt("LDOMS_DEBUG: parse_xml_get_ldominfo.. XML file does not have <ldom> tag\n"); + return (ret); + } ++ /* get number of cpu */ + cpu_node = xml_find_subnode(ldom_node, CPU_NODE);+ if (cpu_node == NULL) { + if (ldoms_debug) dprt("LDOMS_DEBUG: parse_xml_get_ldominfo.. XML file does not have <cpu> tag\n"); + num_cpu_xml = 0; + } else { + subnode = xml_find_subnode(cpu_node, NUMBER_NODE); + if (subnode == NULL) { + if (ldoms_debug) dprt("LDOMS_DEBUG: parse_xml_get_ldominfo.. XML file does not have <number> tag within <cpu> tag\n"); + num_cpu_xml = 0; + } else { + + content = xmlNodeGetContent(subnode); + + num_cpu_xml = strtoll((char *)content, NULL, 0); + if (num_cpu_xml <= 0) { + if (ldoms_debug) dprt("LDOMS_DEBUG: parse_xml_get_ldominfo.. Invalid cpu num specified: %s\n", content); + } + xmlFree(content); + } + }Direct XPath queries on the tree make for simpler code, and are probably as efficient (if needed the XPath expressions can be precompiled)virXPathLong("number(//ldom/memory/size[1], ctxt, &size) is more readable I'm sure, should simplify long term maintainance too, it's easy to forget an xmlFree in some path ...I'm not gonna complain, but it seems you had to deal with libxml2 way morethan necessary, that's make for an awful lot of code in the end too. Daniel
<?xml version="1.0"?> <LDM_interface version="1.0"> <data version="2.0"> <ldom> <ldom_info> <ldom_name>primary</ldom_name> <mac_address>00:14:4f:02:7d:c6</mac_address> </ldom_info> <cpu> <number>10</number> </cpu> <mau> <number>3</number> </mau> <memory> <size>1920M</size> </memory> <physio_device> <name>pci 780</name> </physio_device> <physio_device> <name>pci 7c0</name> </physio_device> <vsw> <service_name>primary-vsw0</service_name> <dev_path>e1000g0</dev_path> </vsw> <vcc> <service_name>primary-vcc0</service_name> <min_port>5000</min_port> <max_port>5033</max_port> </vcc> <var> <name>boot-device</name> <value>/pci 7c0/pci 0/pci 1/pci 0,2/LSILogic,sas 2/disk 0,0:a disk net</value> </var> <var> <name>nvramrc</name> <value>devalias disk /pci 7c0/pci 0/pci 1/pci 0,2/LSILogic,sas 2/disk 0 </value> </var> <var> <name>use-nvramrc?</name> <value>true</value> </var> </ldom> </data> </LDM_interface>
<?xml version="1.0"?> <LDM_interface version="1.0"> <cmd> <action>list-bindings</action> <data version="2.0"> <ldom> <ldom_info> <ldom_name>ldom1</ldom_name> <mac_address>00:14:4f:fa:fb:63</mac_address> </ldom_info> <cpu> <number>1</number> <binding> <vid>0</vid> <pid>12</pid> <strand_percent>100</strand_percent> </binding> </cpu> <memory> <size>128M</size> <binding> <real_addr>0x8000000</real_addr> <phys_addr>0x88000000</phys_addr> <size>128M</size> </binding> </memory> <console> <service_name>primary-vcc0</service_name> <port>5001</port> </console> </ldom> <response> <status>success</status> </response> </data> <response> <status>success</status> </response> </cmd> <response> <status>success</status> </response> </LDM_interface>


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Everything started one fateful day. Avatar Kanna fought against the forces of evil but on the battlefield something happened and Avatar Kanna died. The world was devastated and waited for the time when the next hero will rise and finally save them. This is the Legend of Kano. It was Ku-yan. We had arrived to our destination. Walls of rock with guards monitoring everything around the town.
"Guys, Ku-yan isn't a town," I said.
"It's a city," Mira finished.
One guard was familiar like I had seen him before. He was middle aged and looked like he had a horrible past.
"Hey you!" One of them shouted.
"Guards, arrest him," he said.
They started shooting arrows at us. We were shocked that they would do that.
"Wait!!" I screamed.
They stopped shooting with confused faces. The giant door in the middle of the wall started to open.
"Kano, they are letting us in," Han said.
We walked to the door and they opened completely. The light from inside blinded us. We could see huge buildings.
"Guys, let's go," I said.
Cana looked confused, like there is something strange with the city.
We entered the giant city and the doors closed behind us.
"How do we find the mayor of this city?" I asked.
"Let's ask some of the people around here," Mira answered.
We came to a woman who was selling apples.
"Excuse me, can you tell me how to get to city hall?" I asked.
"What do I care? Find the way your self!" She yelled.
"Okay, let's ask the man over there."
We came to a man walking down the street.
"Mister, can you tell me how to get to city hall?" I asked.
"Leave me alone!!" He screamed.
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We saw an person in a warrior suit coming towards us.
The person was coming to us and was staring at me. When the person finally came he spoke to me.
"Welcome to Ku-yan," he said.
"Thank you," I answered.
"It is an honor to finally meet the Avatar," he spoke to me.
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"News like that comes around very fast," he answered.
I started to worry about that tiny man; he looked suspicious.
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Mira gave me a worried look. I knew what she wanted to say. We walked to the place but it seemed like crossing every meter was longer and longer.
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"I can't tell you; follow me," he answered.
We wanted to be as further away from him so we can talk.
"Kano, where is he leading us?" Mira asked.
"I don't know, I had never been here before," I answered.
He turned to an alley, and we were afraid that he will attack us.
"Follow me," he noted again.
He walked to a door and stopped.
"We are here children," he stated.
"Are you sure that we should enter in here?" I asked.
"Believe me, child," he answered.
"What about Cana?" I asked.
"Don't worry, I will take care of your pet," he answered.
He opened the door and you could only see dark inside. Cana was looking worried
"Okay, here we go," Han noted.
I entered first but couldn't see anything but dark. Then when Mira and Han entered we could hear a sound.
"Goodbye," the man said and closed the door.
"Hey, open the door you idiot!!" I yelled.
"We shouldn't have entered here!!" Han screamed.
"I know, we are idiots," I answered.
It was dark and I was trying to open the door.
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"Well bend us out!" Han answered.
The lights went on and there was a man in the room with us.
"Why are you running?" the man asked.
"Please join me," he noted, pointing out the giant table.
We went close to him. He had black eyes and an evil face.
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There where meals on the table.
"Oh sorry, I didn't introduce myself. I am Nao Hishora, mayor of Ku-yan," he noted.
"It is an honor to meet the mayor of a such big city," I noted.
"Well thank you child," he answered.
"I am ... " I started.
"You are Kano, and you two must be Mira and Han," he interrupted me
"Yes, how do you know our names?" I asked.
"Well, we have the list of all people from this part of the Earth Kingdom," he answered.
"It is an honor to be in the presence of the Avatar," he noted.
"Thank you," I answered.
He stabbed the meat on his plate like he was killing it. You could see blood coming from the meat.
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"I know, cat-deer meat is best when it's fresh," he answered.
"What?" I asked.
"Sir, you know that cat-deers are a very rare species?" Mira asked.
"I know, the hunters of our city are famous for making them rare," he answered.
"You are the ones hunting them down!" I yelled.
"Yes, and we plan to kill the ones left," he answered.
"What did you do to Cana!!?" I screamed.
"Nothing, your cat-deer is fine," he answered.
"Okay," I said madly.
"So, do you know why are we here?" I asked again.
"Yes, you are here because of the Un-che invasion," he stated.
"Thank spirits you know so we can continue our travel," I noted.
"I doubt that Avatar," he said.
"Did you really think we will let you go like that?" He noted.
"We are leaving!!" I yelled.
"I am sorry, but no," he answered in anger.
"You can't keep us in here, we are going!!" Mira screamed.
We were at the door but they wouldn't open.
"Excuse me Avatar."
We turned around and saw a wall of earth coming at us.
To be continued...
- The mayor of the city is confirmed to be evil.
- Cat-deers are a very rare species because the hunters on Ku-yan where exterminating them.
- The next chapter was posted on August 2, 2013.
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In April this year Ray Tomlinson was named one of the inaugural 'Pioneer' members of the Internet Society's new 'Hall of Fame' for "developing Arpanet's first application for network email," but credit for inventing email, in 1978 is being claimed by VA Shiva Ayyadurai who was just 14 at the time. And he is being backed up by no lesser luminary than renowned academic Noam Chomsky.
{loadposition stuart}Tomlinson's employer, BBN, said on the occasion of his entry into the Hall of Fame "In 1971, Tomlinson developed Arpanet's first application for network email...allowing messages to be sent to users on other computers. He chose the @ sign to separate local from global emails in the mailing address. Person-to-person network email was born and user@host became the standard for email addresses."
Ayyadurai, however, maintains that he invented email and he has created a comprehensive web site in support of his claim. On it he has published a statement from Chomsky in which Chomsky says: "Email was invented in 1978 by [Ayyadurai] a 14-year-old working in Newark, NJ. The facts are indisputable." And Chomsky dismisses as "deplorable" the "childish tantrums of industry insiders who now believe that by creating confusion on the case of 'email', they can distract attention from the facts."
The controversy erupted after the Smithsonian Institute in February this year announced the acquisition of Ayyadurai's material relating to the project. This lead to an article in the Washington Post headed "VA Shiva Ayyadurai: Inventor of e-mail honoured by Smithsonian." (That article has since been amended and only the amended version is available)
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{loadposition stuart}The Smithsonian issued a statement saying "In accepting these objects, the museum did not claim that Ayyadurai was 'the inventor of email' as some press accounts have alleged. Exchanging messages through computer systems, what most people call 'email,' predates the work of Ayyadurai. However, the museum found that Ayyadurai's materials served as signposts to several stories about the American experience."
Of Ayyadurai's achievements it said: "Many innovations are conceived independently in different settings. Historians who have documented the early history of electronic messaging have largely focused on the use of large networked computers, especially those linked to the ARPANET in the early 1970s.
"Ayyadurai's story reveals a contrasting approach, focusing on communicating via linked computer terminals in an ordinary office situation. The system was localised, linking only three campuses rather than multiple large institutions. It was a small enterprise, rather than a big enterprise story.
Ayyadurai was clearly not happy with this state of affairs and launched the web site in which his claims are set out at length, with much supporting documentation including the statement from Chomsky and one from Dr Leslie P Michelson, Ayyadurai's supervisor in 1978 and now director of the High Performance Computing Center at the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey.
On the site Ayyadurai states: "I created a computer program called EMAIL. I solely wrote the program, which consisted of nearly 50,000 lines of original code. EMAIL was the first of its kind -- a fully integrated, database-driven, electronic translation of the interoffice paper mail system derived from the ordinary office situation.
"It provided the electronic equivalents and features of mail receipt and transmission including: the inbox, outbox, drafts, address book, carbon copies, registered mail, ability to forward, broadcast along with a host of other features that users take for granted in Web-based email programs such as Gmail and Hotmail. I was the first to design, implement, test and deploy these features as a full-scale emulation of the interoffice inter-organizational mail system. This was and is email as we know it today."
{loadposition stuart}To date the site's feedback facility has attracted few comments, the most substantial being totally dismissive of Ayyadurai's claims.
"I'm sorry, but it is VERY clear that the only claim you seem to be able to make about 'E-MAIL' is the first use of it as a term," it says.
"You don't have to look at very many RFCs to find a clear history of the technical roots of UNIX mail going back to 1971: 1971 - RFC 196, 'Mail Box Protocol'; 1973 - RFC 561, 'Standardizing Network Mail Headers'; 1975 - RFC 680, 'Network Transmission Protocol'; 1977 - RFC 733, Standard for the Format of ARPA Network Text Messages'.
"That last one is particularly important, as it brings pretty much everything together into a robust standard that is the basis for a comprehensive mail system. It is, in fact, the basis of the 'sendmail' system at the very heart of Internet e-mail. These are simply the facts. This whole 'inventor of e-mail' site is basically misdirection and an attempt to take credit for the work of many, many others."
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Keeping the amount of work experience and the GRE score in mind, I would suggest the following names:
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2. University of Texas - Austin, McCombs
3. Carnegie Mellon University, Tepper
4. Indiana University - Bloomington, Kelley
5. University of Michigan - Ann Arbor, Ross
6. Dartmouth College, Tuck
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As far as the Teaching Assistantship is concerned, with the strong work experience, you may apply for the same and there is no as such set of universities who provide you with it but depends upon the overall profile. There are a very few who might ask for the exam as a requirement. It as advisable to apply well in advace for the better chance.
And, Research Assistantships are available in the research oriented universities. for this, you should have some strong research work and published papers. You may contact the department professors and share the profile with them to make the chances strong.
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Saffron risotto with Noto Antica wild crocus
Posted on Tuesday 30th of November 2010 under Chef it up | Food and Drink | Recipes
Few weeks ago, a nice family Sunday in the woods around Noto Antica offered a fantastic ingredient for a great risotto: wild saffron.
The fields were blooming with wild crocus and I could not resist the temptation to pick my own saffron. So the whole family helped me out and we brought back home a nice bunch of beautiful purple-blue flowers hiding the tasty golden stems.
The work in the kitchen was easy, I took the stems out and made a simple saffron risotto, prepared using butter, white onion, spumante and, obviously, the saffron stems.
In and out of fashion: when patacchi become topinambur
Posted on Thursday 25th of November 2010 under Food and Drink | Recipes
For many years "Patacchi" (Jerusalem artichokes), now known with the more elegant name of "topinambur", were a mysterious ingredient to me. I knew they existed, but neither my grandmothers nor other people in the family ever cooked with them.
I remember negative remarks and suspect it reminded them of war times, it was a "poor" ingredient and simply rather not use them. I do not even remember cook books or magazine mentioning topinambur during the 1980s or the 1990s, they were simply a "non-fashionable" ingredient.
Not only chocolate....Antica Dolceria Bonajuto
Posted on Wednesday 24th of November 2010 under Food and Drink
Antica Dolceria Bonajuto is famous all over the world for their top quality traditional chocolate, but I can assure you that anything that comes out of that corner of Modica Bassa is simply a bite into heaven.
Food & wine: Ragusa is "Best in Sicily" 2011
Posted on Monday 22nd of November 2010 under Food and Drink
A couple of days ago I got an email by Lorenzo Piccione, owner of Piano Grillo Olive Grove in Chiaramonte Gulfi, saying:
"Best in Sicily 2011: we are the winner...First olive oil producer...in Sicily".
He referred to the fourth edition of the Best in Sicily Award created by a Sicilian website Cronache di Gusto, which is specialised on what Italians elegantly call "enogastronomia", or simply "food & wine".
Creamy chickpea soup
Posted on Tuesday 09th of November 2010 under Food and Drink | Recipes
I think Mediterranean cuisine would not be the same without falafel, panelle, farinata, humus and the fantastic soups you can make with chickpeas.
The creamy soup I made few days ago is really simple, a great meal for a cold evening.
I got gr 500 locally grown chickpeas coming from the Frigintini area, just outside Modica, and placed them in a bowl to soften overnight, covered with water and a pinch of baking soda.
Autumn seasonal sicilian menu
Posted on Friday 05th of November 2010 under Etna | Food and Drink | Lava | Recipes
I love Autumn and its wonderful products and last week I made a lunch using four seasonal ingredients: Porcini mushroom, pistachios and chestnuts from mount Etna, Feijoa form Acitrezza and Lampuca, courtesy the Mediterranean sea.
I used Etna's porcini in a simple pappardelle pasta dish with Parmesan and parsley. Simply great!
Then I prepared Lampuca with a Feijoa sauce.
Lampuca, which is dolphin-fish (mahi-mahi), is in season right now, and is a fish I really love. It belongs to the bluefish family and its meat is firm, tasty and versatile.
2nd of November: U Juornu re Muorti
Posted on Tuesday 02nd of November 2010 under Culture | Events | Festivities | Food and Drink | Religion | Traditions
Today is "U juornu re muorti", the day when the church remembers with special celebrations those who are no longer alive, people visit the cemetery taking flowers and candles to the graves of dead relatives and friends, and, in Sicily, children find presents `brought' to them by the "muorti".
Now as I am no longer a child and could not expect any toys, I got myself something even better: sweet made by Benedictine nuns in Modica.
At the San Basilio olive grove: 2010 Harvest
Posted on Friday 08th of October 2010 under Food and Drink | General | Interviews
It is olive harvest time and the Sicilian countryside smells of freshly pressed olives. An intense, strong, pungent aroma that gets straight to your throat and, in my case, to the heart too. I get moved by this ancient art of turning olives into golden-green extra virgin olive oil which is the essence of Sicilian cuisine.
Every year, the first olive harvest in Italy takes place in Sicily, in the area between Ragusa and Siracusa (between Ispica, Rosolini and Pachino) which is located below the latitude of Tunis in North Africa.
Rocca dei Conti: Modica has its microbrewery
Posted on Wednesday 06th of October 2010 under Food and Drink | General
I firmly believe that maintaining local traditions is important, especially culinary ones, but I also think that we cannot stop there, our generations can create new "traditions" for the future. This is why I am always pleased when I find people who dare experimenting with food and ingredients in the name of quality. This is the case of Tarì, a new beer made in Modica by the Rocca dei Conti Brewery.
Time for soup
Posted on Monday 04th of October 2010 under Food and Drink | Recipes
We are well into autumn now, the perfect time to start cooking soups in the evening.
This is one of my favourite fish soups with cockles, mussels, clams and king prawns.
I got the shellfish from one of my favourite fishmongers in Siracusa and then rushed home to cook.
Just a splash of top quality white wine (I used a 100% insolia), then some garlic, freshly made cherry tomato sauce and chili.
Sprinkle with fresh parsley and serve with bread. I got the bread from a bakery in the small town of Cassibile, I love the one with sesame seeds.


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- Regulatory and accounting considerations have increased the likelihood that Fannie and Freddie will repurchase the seriously delinquent loans in agency-backed MBS pools. These "buy-outs" by the GSEs will effectively increase prepayment rate for investors in agency-backed securities, which increases the rate at which the original purchase premium on these securities is expensed against income. Increases in amortization premium expense will directly impact NLY's core earnings, the best available measure for gauging the company's dividend.
- The Federal Reserve is winding down its Agency MBS purchase program in the first quarter of this year. The decrease in buyer demand for agency MBS will put downward pressure on MBS prices. Because the Fed's purchase program exclusively involves fixed-rate MBS and Annaly's MBS book is 75% fixed-rate securities, the reduction in NLY's book value will be more significant than the reduction of the book value of its competitors.
Regardless of the headwinds now facing it, Annaly remains a bellweather of the agency-backed mortgage REIT sector. The company is much better diversified than in the past when it has faced negative macroeconomic trends and currently sports much lower leverage. As a result, Annaly may be able to mitigate future reduction of in its net interest margins by increasing its leverage.
I believe that Annaly will maintain the $0.75/share dividend for the next two to three quarters, but that book value will begin to erode in the second quarter of 2010. As the price-to-book ratio widens beyond historical norms, the stock will begin a slow decline in the second half of 2010 before settling in the $15/share range in early 2011.
Disclosure: Author does not hold a position in NLY.


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Telephone: (502) 452-1777 Monday through Friday, 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM
Sunday School 9:15 AM; Sanctuary Worship 10:30 AM
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Friday, September 6, 2013
It's the weekend, again, already! Well, almost. And we made it through the first back-to-school week (almost), which hasn't actually been that difficult because it was such a short week. One of the benefits, I guess, of having underfunded schools - we get lots of short weeks around here (of course I am being sarcastic. i do love short weeks though.). Yesterday I got a call from the nursing home that my grandpa is going on hospice. I am letting that sink in, as I am not sure what it means exactly. Though I do know what it means technically. So I am thinking part of our weekend will be spent visiting with our gramps. The other part will most likely be spent just getting back in the routine of routines. Any weekend plans for you?
The photo above is from a lovely little cottage home in Vancouver, BC featured at Dwell, there are more photos if you click on this link, but I was especially drawn to this pretty bedroom. Also the location of their home and the views from it are stunning, worth a little peek.
Have you seen this video I forgot my phone? If you follow me on instagram and noticed I haven't been posting as many pictures this week it's because I watched this video. So instagram lovers beware. It's not that I haven't thought about this many times, or every time I whip my phone out to take a photo whilst in the middle of an occasion, but seeing this video gave those thoughts a lot more weight in my mind since seeing it.
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And last, but not least by any means, is a recipe I made this week, finochino al forno (fennel baked in cream). Oh my goodness this was so good. I altered the proportions a bit because I had less fennel than the recipe called for and I also used an asiago with rosemary cheese instead of parmesan, and I think I will keep doing that because it was so very delicious. It was really easy to make too. I am definitely adding this to my thanksgiving menu this year. Because apparently I am ready to start thinking about such things now that we have the first week of September under our belts and the 3 inches of rain we have had since yesterday.
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I am scared to watch that video but I definitely will because I need some unplugging. For me, the phone is an easy picture-taking device... gives me a break from the camera. I try to snap a pic and then up load when we're not "in the moment." Well, I try.ReplyDelete
I am definitely checking out that recipe. I'm thinking about Thanksgiving too, partly because we're going back to Nantucket and my friend and I are already whispering plans like excited school girls. ;)
I love that little bedroom, and I'll definitely check out the rest of the house. I rearranged all my pinterest boards thanks to you (!), and I even have a board for vaulted ceilings!
Cal's birthday is tomorrow, and much as I don't want to (give me a lake or a river) we're headed to the amusement park. It is his birthday, after all. But I'll also be spending my weekend thinking about you and your dear grandfather. Holding you all in the light.Replies
you should watch it alone. i watched it with fisher and he was saying "oh, that is you. that is totally you. yep, that's what you look like." : / i don't think i look that bad but there have been times where i've thought to myself, ok, you don't want to be that person right now. put the phone down.Delete
i checked out your boards, they look great! i love all your different categories. exciting! and let me know what you think if you make that fennel recipe. xo
I just watched that video, and wow. Totally reaffirms what I've been feeling this past week, which is that I want to swap back to my old Nokia bar phone for a while. I'm feeling TOO connected, and I need a break. That video was so good. I know it might have been slightly exaggerated for the effect, but it's really spot on. I take out a book on my morning subway commute and I swear people stare at me like I've pulled out a severed head. They're all on their smartphones playing Candy Crush or whatnot. I sit in front of TWO computers at work all day, the last thing I need is more screen time. Definitely need to cut back. Thank you for the final push, twinsy!ReplyDelete
Sorry to hear about your grandpa. My dad was moved to hospice after a long time in the hospital and someone had to explain to me what it meant. It's not the best conversation, but it doesn't have to be sad unless you let it. Well, too sad. Take it as a chance to spend even more time with him. Have a wonderful weekend, I'll be thinking of you. xoReplies
my iphone screen is broken and at first i was like omg i need a new phone! then i thought no, i don't. i also think daily about going back to a regular phone. simply because i have my computer, which i am on constantly and an ipad. do i really need to check my email at the grocery store? but i do like not carrying my big camera everywhere. sigh.Delete
thanks for you kind words. my grandpa is 88! he's had a long life. it's weird to be in the limbo of knowing someone will be gone soon, but he's had a good long life. i lost my grandfather, who was the only "father" i knew when he was just 62. that was hard. that was in no way not sad. this is much different. sad but not in the same ways at all. xo
oh, wow, hadn't had time yet to look at all your links, but that collaboration with a 4 year old. I'm impressed. and not just impressed. really excited, too. (sorry to hear about your grandpa)xxxReplyDeleteReplies
isn't amazing! i am wishing my kids could draw, well, and me too, i also wish i could draw ;) and thank you xoDelete
Christine, that video is so relevant for the times we live in. It's the sad reality. It's one of the reasons I've refused to use instagram. And I will never understand how people forget to live their lives and enjoy the moment and instead feel the need to show the world their every minute of their lives. Why this need to show off, to expose yourself this way? It's like if the whole world doesn't see what you are doing your life doesn't matter. It's so sad.ReplyDeleteReplies
it's true. there are times i realize that i am living a moment behind a lens and it makes me feel very uneasy. there was always that "one person" who was camera happy but now it's everyone. pretty soon we are just going to have pictures of people taking pictures. on the other hand i love pictures.Delete
I have very mixed feelings about this video. On one hand I hate sitting at a table of people who can't put their phones down or at a parties, like just look up and talk to people. But I have no problem with snapping photos all the time. I live over 2000kms away from my family and life long friends and only see them 3 times a year if I'm lucky. So sharing with them and having them share is wonderful, I don't feel like I'm missing so much of my nephew growing up or my friends ever changing lives. Plus all those photos help me count my blessing, every cup of coffee is a reminder that life is good. But I agree, mindless phone time is toxic to a embracing life.ReplyDelete
Sorry to hear about your Grandpa, these things are so hard. I hope things you are able to find a little peace in these hard times.
i was thinking about that too. i have always been a person that has had a camera in hand. since i was little i'd steal my grandparents cameras and document everything. i was always "the picture taker." so for me it's not a lot different in that sense - as far as photos are concerned only. i make a point not to do anything else on my phone when i am out and about (no games, no email).Delete
and i know what you mean. i work at home and have kids. most of my friends are doing the same things so i don't get a lot of in-real-life time, not to mention blogging friends. in a lot of ways it keeps me much more connected and i love that. i think the video just made me think about keeping in mind a balance. xoxo
I'm really so sorry to hear about your grandpa. Big hug to you and my thoughts are with you. Also, I'm bookmarking this fennel recipe :)ReplyDelete
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I could be wrong but if you google 'omnikey' I think that might bring up some suggestions.
Hi, does anyone know of a cam card reader that connects to a pc, either by usb or that old type ribbon connection (sata mabye).
I have tbs6981 dual dvb-s2 tuner card, and would like to see if a cam module could be incorporated into the pc. Im aware of pcie tuners with cam ci slots, but there a tad dear, if theres a work around. Also, what advantage would having a cam module and say a t-rex cam card inderted, would i just get extra crap channels? Oh, I run my tv through mce, im on 8.1 pro.
Many thanks.
I could be wrong but if you google 'omnikey' I think that might bring up some suggestions.
Thanks, I'll assume these are a usb connection?
Also how would the tbs6981 tuner card adapt info from a usb into windows media centre?
Or the CAS Interface which has all sorts of adapters and connectors.
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