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Install and deploy SAP Lumira extensions
You will learn
How to find and download SAP Lumira visualization extensions, install them in SAP Lumira and then use them.
Introduction to SAP Lumira Visualization Extensions
SAP BusinessObjects Lumira, a self-service BI tool, uses in-built data visualization charts (as seen in the prerequisite tutorial). Sometimes, the data you want to represent may not be appropriately visualized with existing chart types. Or maybe you may have a creative way of visualizing data differently. SAP Lumira Visualization Extensions enable you to do just that. They are essentially plugins that enable customized and different types of charts which allow you to explore and visualize your data better.
There are approximately 50+ viz extensions open sourced and available for download from GitHub at present.
There are also commercially available extensions developed by SAP Partners, that come with support, service and maintenance, available on the SAP Analytics Extensions Directory
In this tutorial, you will learn how to use an example viz extension (Bullet Chart), find how to download it, install it in SAP Lumira and use it like you would a native Lumira chart.
Go to the link: https://github.com/SAP/lumira-extension-viz
The link leads to the GitHub repository for SAP Lumira visualization extensions. You can see that the repository consists of various folders, one for each visualization extension.
If you go to each folder, there will be details of each particular extension, how the data is structured, what the relevant files are, and links to resources and blogs about the extension.
For example, click on the Bullet Chart and you can see the following structure. The highlighted .zip file is the installable extension which you will later use.
README.mdis a default file containing a description and details of the code.
You may either clone the repository to your GitHub desktop client, or you can download the entire repository as a .zip file, which you can unzip after download.
Once you have cloned or downloaded and unzipped the repository, select any extension you want by going to the respective folders. The .zip file within each folder with the format
companyname.viz.ext.extensionnameis the installable extension file.
For this example, choose the
BulletChart. The name of the zip with the extension should be
Now open SAP Lumira and go to File -> Extensions. This will open the Extension Manager. Alternatively, you can also press
Ctrl + Jon your keyboard.
In the Extension Manager, select Manual Installation. You will be prompted to select an installable .zip file, as mentioned in step 4.
Once you've installed your extension, close the Extension Manager and also restart SAP Lumira Desktop.
Open the file
Bullet Chart.lumsavailable from within the same individual extension folder where you find the installable extension .zip file
You can as well choose the
csvdataset that comes with the extension.
Now go to the Chart Picker in the Visualize Room of the SAP Lumira document you created, and go to the Chart Extensions drop-down. From here you can select Bullet Chart or any other chart from visualization extensions you have installed.
Now you will be able to use Bullet Chart to do your own visualizations in SAP Lumira as well.
Some differences may exist between viz extension charts and native Lumira charts, for example the ability to have custom controls like adding a reference line, data filters, are present in native Lumira charts, but may or may not be available for charts based on visualization extensions depending on how they were developed.
Optional Steps
- Explore visual extensions available from SAP Partners at the SAP Analytics Extensions Directory
- You can explore as well open sourced visual extensions provided by community, like https://github.com/michalkorzen/lumira-sankey-advanced
- Think about contributing your own viz extensions as open source as well


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He insisted that I hate to fail. I insisted that's not true, as evidenced by the fact that I'm pretty much one big, walking, generalized failure, and why that is not evident to absolutely everyone around me is beyond me. I'm revising the previous to post to say that I left the conversation feeling like this person cared about me, and feeling like I had some serious thinking to do about my own attitudes.
I've thought about this conversation a lot. Do I really hate to fail? I don't know. I seem to have a complicated, love-hate relationship with failure. I know for a fact that I'm terrified of being thought of as stupid, although something in me that will not die firmly believes that I am. I'm equally terrified of being thought of as smart, successful. Who needs that sort of pressure? I can't live up to that. I would like some sort of comprise--like total invisibility to the rest of the world. Yes. That would do nicely, thank you.
I think that what comes across as a terror of failure is actually a compulsive need to prove to myself that I'm not stupid, that I can function, that I can be normal, that I can handle whatever is thrown at me, that I can take it. I was considered a net loss pretty much at birth--I never learned how to truly succeed, so whatever successes I do rack up, I find impossible to take joy in. I can't internalize them. I can only sigh with relief, thinking that here's another bullet dodged, but next time--next time, my inherent incompetence will be revealed. I'm always just one step away from being exposed as the imposter that I am. They will find out all about me, the whole, terrible truth, and the gig will be up.
Then, I'll have to resort to my Plan B--becoming a high-rise window washer. I'm good at cleaning things, and I'm not afraid of heights. It would be a pure, simple life--breathing in the fresh air, squeegy-ing the windows, allowing a little more blue sky into the isolated, glassed-in lives of nature-starved but high-flying executives. You know--successes.


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The Eastern Oregonian published a nice series of videos about railroading in Oregon. They cover the facts about Oregon's railroads, a look at the Hinkle engine facility, and a family's story of working for the UP. I think you all will enjoy the stories and the wonderful videography.
You can find all three videos at these locations.
Oregon Railroads: Just the Facts
Behind the Scenes: Locomotive Repair Shop
6 Generations of Railroading


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Ronnie Dunn's 'Cost of Livin' Becomes the Focus of 'The Doctors,' 'Dr. Phil' Episodes
In a time of economic grief, Ronnie Dunn's hit 'Cost of Livin'' resonates with many people — not just country music fans. That's why the song has been picked up as the central theme of two upcoming TV episodes of 'The Doctors' and 'Dr. Phil.'
Each show will run a full episode focusing on the issues that the song brings to light, with attention to real life Americans that have been adversely affected by the economic downturn. 'The Doctors' is scheduled to air on Dec. 5, while 'Dr. Phil' will run on Dec. 13, and Dunn will appear in person on each show.
The former Brooks and Dunn singer allegedly first had the song in his lineup back in 2008, but didn't release it because some were sure that the economy would start to improve soon. It hasn't — but Dunn says he's happy to be the voice of the millions that are struggling with money issues, whether they simply can't find jobs or can't even put food on the table.
"The feedback on the song is overwhelming," Dunn commented. "I've never had a song that's seemingly as relevant to the times and spot on to what's going on in America and the world right now."


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Network and Computer Systems Administrators
Virtually every organization, private and public has a computer network that requires maintenance and regular support. Companies have local area networks, wide area networks, intranet systems and other forms of intercommunication and data sharing systems that need to be organized, installed and then managed. Network and computer system administrators provide the software and hardware needs necessary to keep systems running efficiently and upgrade these features when necessary.
By studying to become a network and computer system administrator using an online program, you may be able to pursue an education without drastically changing your personal schedule. Online programs vary, but many may give you the tools to study on your own time while juggling your other responsibilities. What's more, classes may teach you about the basic hardware and software skills necessary for a career in network and computer system administration.


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Welcome to the first edition of "Behind the Beacons". The newest member of the BeaconsAthletics.com, Sebastian Lena will be introducing new features on BeaconsAthletics.com on a bi-weekly basis that will cover the many things that are going on behind the scenes in the UMass Boston athletics department.
The first feature takes a look at the success of the nationally ranked men's ice hockey team and head coach Peter Belisle.
Seventh Time's the Charm
by Sebastian Lena, BeaconsAthletics.com staff writer
Before head coach Peter Belisle took over the University of Massachusetts Boston men's hockey program in 2006, the Beacons had a combined total of 15 wins over their previous six seasons. In his first six years at the helm, Belisle easily surpassed that mark, recording a total of 64 victories.
This season, the second-winningest coach in program history can add another 18 wins and counting to his resume.
A lot can change in six years.
Following a 13-10-3 (9-8-1) campaign last season, No. 12 UMass Boston (18-5-2; 11-5-2) have surprised just about everyone this time around.
Count Belisle among the surprised.
Well, sort of.
"I knew we had a lot of talent coming in among the [freshman] class," he said. "But you're not always sure how they are going to adjust to the college game. I'm not totally surprised, but certainly pleasantly surprised."
Freshman forward Peter MacIntyre quickly put any of that doubt to rest.
One of 15 freshmen on the squad, MacIntyre has recorded a total of 31 points this season. That includes a team-best 19 goals to go along with 12 assists. He ranks third in the nation (Div. III) in goals, while ranking second among all rookies in points and points per game.
Combined with fellow freshmen Kit Sitterley (26 points) and Frankie DeAugustine (25 points), MacIntyre leads the Beacons' second line. It's a combination that has provided results, with the trio serving as the best scoring line for the team, netting 36 goals.
In fact, six of UMass Boston's top-10 point scorers are freshmen.
"What can I say," Belisle said. "They are having lights out years and are tops, stat wise, nationally."
But every successful team needs a solid backbone.
For the Beacons, that's seniors Mike DeGrazia, Rob Florentino and junior Travis Daniel.
DeGrazia, UMass Boston's assistant captain, ranks second on the team with 33 points. He ranks 15th in the nation in points, while ranking 16th in goals with 16 on the year.
Florentino anchors the team's defense, but also isn't afraid to show up on the stat sheet. He has 26 points this season with six goals and 20 assists. He currently ranks 15th in the nation in assists, while being tied for second in points among defensemen.
Daniel serves as the Beacons go-to-guy. Along with leading the team in game-winning goals (four), he's also notched a team-high 38 points—11 goals and 27 assists. The forward is tied for fourth in the nation in points and second in assists.
But while their individual statistics are impressive enough, it's been the strong teamwork between UMass Boston's older and younger players that have stood out the most.
"The key has been the way our veterans have played along with our [freshmen]," Belisle said. "It's been a total team effort."
It's a partnership that has exceeded the expectations of everyone.
Everyone but Belisle, that is.
Entering the season, he put forth three goals for the Beacons: Win the P.A.L. Stovepipe Classic, win the Codfish Bowl tournament and capture the program's first conference championship since 1982.
You can check off the first two, with the last one being decided within the next seven days.
UMass Boston enters this weekend's ECAC East Tournament as the No. 2 seed—their highest tournament seed in over 20 years. They play host to No. 7 seed University of New England on Saturday.
With the win, Belisle can accomplish something he's been striving for since he first arrived in Boston over seven years ago.
"It's been a season-long goal for us every year," he said. "[Winning a conference championship] would mean everything."
The Beacons want this badly. So badly that Belisle has even suggested that he wouldn't hesitate to take another bite out of that codfish he bit into following the team's Codfish Bowl victory back in December.
Maybe this time around, he could be done the favor of having it cooked for him beforehand.


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Frank Javorsek
Bluegrass player co-owned music store
Frank Javorsek, 70, a bluegrass musician who co-owned the now-closed Blue Ridge Pickin' Parlor music shop in the San Fernando Valley and hosted a bluegrass radio show on KCSN-FM, died March 22 of a heart attack while giving a mandolin lesson in Encino, said his wife, Tammy.
Javorsek, a Palmdale resident who played banjo, fiddle, mandolin and guitar, was a well-known bluegrass instructor in the Los Angeles area and had been teaching for some time at the California Traditional Music Society's Center for Folk Music in Encino.
In its heyday the Blue Ridge Pickin' Parlor sold and repaired musical instruments, offered lessons to students of all ages and skill levels and served as a performance venue for concerts, workshops and jam sessions.
Ken Tennesen, an LAPD officer and bluegrass guitarist, opened the store with his wife, Margo, in Tarzana in 1976. The Tennesens hired Javorsek, who was playing mandolin in the bluegrass band Hot Off the Press, as a teacher. Three years later Javorsek married the Tennesens' daughter, Tammy, and in 1980 the couple bought the store and moved it to Canoga Park.
After 20 years running the business and turning it into a mecca for bluegrass, the Javorseks sold the shop to Tammy's sister Alicia and her husband, Ric Griffith, and they moved it to Granada Hills. The Blue Ridge Pickin' Parlor closed in 2010.
Besides playing and teaching the acoustic style of country music known as bluegrass, Javorsek was host of a Saturday morning show on KCSN-FM (88.5) called "Bluegrass Express."
Javorsek was born Aug. 23, 1941, in Cripple Creek, Colo., and grew up in Bellingham, Wash., where his father was a drummer in a big band. Javorsek began playing the banjo after his father gave him one as a gift when he was 21, then moved on to other stringed instruments.
Warren Stevens
Actor played 'Doc' Ostrow in 'Forbidden Planet'
Warren Stevens, 92, a veteran stage, film and television actor whose most memorable role was his portrayal of "Doc" Ostrow in the 1956 science-fiction movie "Forbidden Planet," died Tuesday at his Sherman Oaks home of respiratory failure. He had chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, according to publicist Dale Olson.
Stevens also had a supporting role in 1954's "The Barefoot Contessa" with Humphrey Bogart.
The actor, whose career spanned 60 years, was a familiar face on TV, with regular parts on "Tales of the 77th Bengal Lancers," "The Richard Boone Show" and "Bracken's World," as well as numerous guest appearances on such shows as "Bonanza," "Star Trek" and "Combat."
Born Nov. 2, 1919, in Clark's Summit, Pa., Stevens served in the military during World War II and acted in radio and summer stock in the 1940s.
On Broadway, he appeared in "Detective Story" for more than a year in 1949-50 before signing on with 20th Century Fox.
-- Los Angeles Times staff and wire reports


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Inspired, Calm Childbirth
Mellow Mama offers a different way of experiencing pregnancy, childbirth, and the months that follow your precious little one's arrival into this world. Our offerings reflect a collection of gentle methods to help families achieve a satisfying birth, namely through our lovingly crafted childbirth classes, carefully selected relaxing pregnancy treatments and our wonderful choice of new baby classes.
Mellow Mama's birthing classes are specially designed to offer the most informative education to Mums- & Dads-to-be, offering you all the necessary facts, breathing techniques relaxation aids and general hints and tips you will need to see you confidently right through pregnancy, childbirth and into your child's early years in the world.
The Mellow Mama approach is aimed at ladies and their birthing companions who recognise the value in taking time out for themselves and their baby to relax, rejuvenate and bond with their little one. Mellow Mama takes pride in placing a special focus in helping women fearful of a natural childbirth achieve a truly wonderful natural birth experience.
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The 2017 Passat features the choice of three engines. 1.8T-powered Passats come with a 170-horsepower, turbocharged 4-cylinder engine, with either a 5-speed manual gearbox or optional 6-speed automatic. Top-of-the-range 3.6L V6-equipped Passats come with a 280-horsepower "VR6" engine. The VR6 engine comes only with a 6-speed dual-clutch DSG automatic transmission that can pull off remarkably quick shifts.
The 1.8L model is intended to save fuel while maintaining the level of performance buyers are used to. It manages 28 mpg combined, two better than the old 2.5L 5-cylinder engine that came in pre-2014 vehicles. The VR6 is the performance pick of the lineup; it's especially strong, smooth and responsive.
The Passat's large cabin is spacious and feels airy, enhanced by an instrument panel that is designed to yield much of the space to the driver and front seat passenger. The backseat is very generously sized -- with enough headroom and legroom for most adults -- and getting in and out is easy. Across the model line, the Passat comes with a 60/40-split folding rear seatback.
The S model comes better-equipped than many of the competition's base models. A Bluetooth hands-free interface, rearview camera, air conditioning, remote locking, power accessories, a trip computer, steering-wheel controls and a 6-speaker CD sound system are all standard. The SE model adds leatherette upholstery, a power driver's seat, heated front seats, power heated side mirrors, an upgraded sound system with touchscreen and 17-inch alloy wheels. The new R-Line trim features special exterior appearance items, plus 19-inch alloy wheels and a leather steering wheel and shift lever.
SEL models bring a much more upscale look and feel, with footwell lighting, added chrome trim, sport seats, a backseat ski pass-through and a navigation system. The SEL Premium model gets fog lamps, seat memory settings, push-button start and full leather upholstery. Top 3.6 SE and SEL models also get a sunroof and chrome-tipped dual exhaust system in addition to the SEL Premium equipment.
All Passat models include six standard airbags, including side-curtain airbags that cover front and rear occupants, plus standard electronic stability control, anti-lock brakes and hydraulic brake assist. Available advanced safety technologies include a lane departure warning, frontal collision warning with emergency braking and a blind-spot monitor.
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N900 is currently capable of sending "Nokia" as RDS station name. I suggest that we expand this functionality so that it can send all types of RDS fields and PTY codes and make it into a general API.
Secondly we should enable media players to broadcast RDS info from mp3 filename or name tags.
Eventualy some one could use the interface to send sms or caller id while FM transmitter is in use.


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Standard ECMA-195
Data Interchange on 130 mm Optical Disk
Cartridges - Capacity: 2 Gigabytes per Cartridge
2nd edition (June 1995)
This Ecma Standard specifies the characteristics of a series of related 130 mm optical disk cartridges (ODCs) by using a number of Type designations. The two sides of the disk, called Side A and Side B, with each a nominal storage capacity of 1 Gigabyte are given specific Type designations. Thus, Side A and Side B may be different types.
The 20 combinations of Types allowed by this Ecma Standard for the two sides of disks are specified in this Standard.
In addition, for each Type, this Ecma Standard provides for 512-byte and 1 024-byte sector sizes. All sectors of an ODC are the same size.
This Ecma Standard specifies
The following files can be freely downloaded:
This Ecma publication is also approved as ISO/IEC 13842.
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Date of Joke: Monday, 16th February, 2004
A US Air Force C-141 was scheduled to leave Thule Air Base, Greenland at midnight. During the pilot's preflight check, he discovered that the aircraft's latrine holding tank was still full from the last flight. So a message was sent to the base, and an airman who was off duty is called out to take care of it.