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1. In output, means of intercepts for some classes are negative even though the range of outcome values are never negative. The class intercept means don't seem to reflect the intercept point expected by the graph. Is it possible the class intercept means are just the difference from the overall intercept mean? How can I get actual group means on output?
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I'm not sure I understand. Are you saying that e^(intercept mean listed on output) will reflect value plotted on graph at Time 0?
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You get the estimated mean if you request RESIDUAL in the output. A dependent variable that is Poisson has mean = exp(log rate), where log rate is the dependent variable in the model, i.e. it is a linear function of the growth factors. With zero-inflated Poisson, the mean is modified by the inflated part. For ZIP literature, see, e.g., stat text books and also the Roeder et al (1999) ZIP mixture article in JASA. The zero-inflation is taken into account in the means printed in the RESIDUAL output. It is the values from the RESIDUAL output that are used on the y axis of the plot.
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First I had to learn how to do a tubular cast on. My scarf is 21 stitches wide, and belief me, I'm ever so glad, that I didn't make it wider.
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Double Knitting and Tiit's socks
First I had to learn how to do a tubular cast on. My scarf is 21 stitches wide, and belief me, I'm ever so glad, that I didn't make it wider.
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I can't believe how lovely those socks are: little yellow flowers in green fields. I am pretty sure Sam is just amazed!!!
- April 21, 2008 7:53 a.m.
- Kim said...
Love those socks - they are beautiful!
- April 21, 2008 9:03 a.m.
- sgeddes said...
I love those socks! Those ar e great. way to go at trying the double knitting! That will be a nice scraf when you are finished.
- April 21, 2008 9:35 a.m.
- Michelle said...
Wow! Those socks are amazing! I can't believe how quick you knit them!
- April 21, 2008 10:15 a.m.
- Agnes said...
Lovely! If I have the right yarns with me, I would make these too.
- April 21, 2008 10:52 a.m.
- Tracy Purtscher said...
See? I told you, you'd find a better rhythm, but I still totally understand about this scarf being your last dk project! As for the offending single stitch....I'd probably wouldn't have ripped back I would have used a black permanent marker to fix it! LOLOL
Those socks are amazing. It boggles my mind that you had other things to show us first. They are fabulous, but then again everything you do is fab so I guess it must be difficult to decide what to post about first! :o)
- April 21, 2008 11:22 a.m.
Hi Monika,
this is very funny, because yesterday I ordered wool in aqua and chocolate for my newest project- double knitting! It is for a sweater I still have to design, so many moons will pass before I'll wear it...
I found you via Knitting Daily and am glad I did :-)
Have a nice day
- April 21, 2008 2:49 p.m.
Those socks are wonderful! I need to commit to knitting all the socks in that book - I love it!
- April 21, 2008 2:53 p.m.
Those are some real beauties, Monika.
- April 21, 2008 3:19 p.m.
- lexa said...
Gorgeous socks! Great colors. :)
- April 21, 2008 4:08 p.m.
- Mr Puffy's Knitting Blog: said...
The socks are fantastic!! Nice knitting. I like watching the knitting Youtube videos - I agree with you it is much easier to learn a technique by watching it being done.
- April 21, 2008 4:29 p.m.
Neat socks. Nimitz gets that same look when I throw knits and a camera at him. The double knitting looks good. Something that I've heard (and haven't tried yet) is knitting the front first while slipping the back stitches. Then turn and knit the back while slipping the front stitches. Some people find this easier because it's one layer at a time. I started with a hat in the round so I did both layers at once. Double knitting seems to take three times as long as knitting the same item "normally". :-) I love the scarf so far!
- April 21, 2008 4:38 p.m.
- Linda 'K' said...
Lucy does some fabulous DVDs. I've taken her classes in person - way fun because the sense of humor comes through stronger. Re the double knitting...I rip back constantly when I think I'll be driven nuts by some blip or mistake, but for those times when you want to just charge ahead? Sharpie markers are your FRIENDS! When you're lucky enough that one color is black, just color that little blippie out!
- April 21, 2008 4:59 p.m.
- CelticCastOn said...
ohhhh lovely lovely lovely socks!!!
I',m intrigued by double knitting but not sure I want to tackle it yet.
- April 21, 2008 6:19 p.m.
- hakucho said...
I'm not wild about double knitting with a design...plain's ok ;)
Your tilt socks are lovely...I can see why you would want to try another pair :)
- April 21, 2008 7:02 p.m.
- Kris B said...
The first time I saw double knitting used was when I was watching a knitting show called knitty gritty. I haven't seen it again till now. It looks very interesting.
Your socks are awesome.
- April 21, 2008 9:05 p.m.
- Strickfimmel said...
Oh Mann, die Socken sehen wirklich toll aus! Das glaube ich gerne, dass man vile Geduld für dieses Muster braucht. Aber die Mühe hat sich gelohnt. Double Knitting habe ich vor Jahren auch mal versucht, aber irgendwie fehlte mir die Geduld dafür.
- April 21, 2008 10:09 p.m.
I love, love, love the socks. I've been planning to make them for a while, but your gorgeous green ones are so inspirational!
You're enjoying the DVD? I've been wanting to try some of the Lucy Neatby Dvd's so it's good to hear positive reviews.
- April 22, 2008 1:56 a.m.
I love the sock's. These are on my wishlist also.
You don't have to like all the knitting techniques. For me laceknitting is very difficult but I love to work with a lot of colors.
But it is a good thing you tried, now you know that you definitely don't like it.
- April 22, 2008 4:40 a.m.
- Tina said...
I think the double knitting is not meant to be fast done but with a warm windproof result… I have tried a swatch once years ago but also was never patient enough to do it for something bigger… It is very nice, though!
I like those socks, especially the gusset area and the toe with all the patterning going on!
- April 22, 2008 7:33 a.m.
- Tara said...
The socks look great! I've got to queue that pattern on Ravelry :)
- April 22, 2008 7:40 a.m.
- T-Mom said...
That's a hilarious picture of Sam: Yeah, yeah, another pair of socks, big deal. *I*'m impressed, though, and yeah, it would be really interesting to see them in another color combination.
Knitters once published a pattern for an entire baby afghan in double-knitting with elephants that were one color on one side and another color on the other. It was really cute, but I'm not sure I'd want to tackle it. You'd be an expert double-knitter by the end of it, for sure!
- April 22, 2008 12:04 p.m.
- BeatrixB said...
double-face knitting dauert zwar ein bissi eh man rein kommt, aber mit geduld und spucke sind die resultate nicht zu verachten. http://strickwut.blogspot.com/search/label/double-face
lieber gruß
- April 22, 2008 9:14 p.m.
- Angelika said...
Ok, now I'm getting scared of the whole double knitting idea. I was going to give it a try, but I think it might just have to wait a while now. Back to the lace.
- April 22, 2008 9:22 p.m.
- herzlichkreativ said...
Ich bin sprachlos....
Die Socken sind der absolute Hingucker.
Ein wahres Kunstwerk hast du da wieder vollbracht.
Meine Bewunderung hast du !!
- April 23, 2008 3:24 a.m.
- Yankee Girl ~ Missy said...
I just wanted to say that your post you did on tapestry crochet really inspired me to step out of my bubble and try something new and challenging. However designing my own piece for my first project was not the smartest thing I have ever done. I tried to use the pattern in Fair Isle knitting and it worked really well however it was huge, and then I noticed your post on double knitting and decided to try it with that. Now it's going really well and is the right size. Thank you Ma'am for being so creatively inspiring!
- April 23, 2008 11:49 a.m.
huhu monika, wegen dem blip im schal: versuch doch mal eine dünne stricknadel oder nen stabilen draht in die anschlagreihe einzuführen und vorsichtig nach unten/vom hauptgestrick weg zu ziehen - auf der ganzen breite. vielleicht hilft das, etwas auszugleichen... (mache das bei meinen maschinengestrickten socken, damit die erste reihe schön gleichmässig aussieht) hoffentlich geht da was! schöne grüße jedenfalls, chris
- April 23, 2008 6:50 p.m.
- Windyridge said...
They sure look nice!
- April 24, 2008 11:31 p.m.
- Unknown said...
If you can knit those complicated two-stranded socks... you can do double-knitting with no problem! hehe
(and I love Lucy's DVDs)
- April 26, 2008 2:46 p.m.
- Gloria Patre said...
I am in awe of your Tiit's socks!! Such pleasant spring colors!
Double Knitting?? Hats off to you!! I will gladly applaud your finished scarf but can't see myself walking down that road - I have enough trouble with simple lace!!
- May 04, 2008 9:11 a.m.
- Violiknit said...
Wow, double knitting; I'm so impressed! Your DH is right, those colors are definitely great together. Those Tiit's socks are stunning!
- June 21, 2008 7:02 p.m.
I find that double knitting is easier if you seperate the two sides onto seperate double pointed neadles. I tried doing it with the method you are using and was frustrated also.
If you seperate them there is less to keep track of, and it comes out with less mistakes.
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X10 is a programming language being developed by IBM at the Thomas J. Watson Research Center as part of the PERCS project funded by DARPA's High Productivity Computing Systems (HPCS) program. Its primary authors are Kemal Ebcioglu, Vijay Saraswat, and Vivek Sarkar. X10 is designed specifically for parallel programming. It is an "extended subset" of the Java programming language, strongly resembling it in most aspects, but featuring additional support for arrays and concurrency. X10 uses a Partitioned global address space model. It supports both object-oriented and non-object-oriented programming paradigms. This book is a compilation of wikipedia articles on X10.


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Your Religion
Posted 15 March 2006 - 04:23 AM
Posted 16 March 2006 - 01:35 PM
When I was a teenager, I was very devoutly Catholic (even found refuge in St. Patrick Church and school in Eau Claire, Wis. as a young, scared teenager for 6 months until my family up-rooted, again). It is one of the few memories I clearly have of my childhood - going to that school. I made friends with a Sister there (she was teased mercilessly by the kids because of her over-bite, but I thought she was a lovely, lovely person and I knew how much it hurt to be ostracized). So, a lot of religious sentiment and life lessons were instilled within me, there.
Later on, I became interested in Buddhism, Wiccan and atheism. Ironically, a "bad spirit" pulled me back to Christianity, as I believe God protected me from the evil entity. My aunt has instilled within me strong ties to Christianity, as well. So, although I remain quite "open" spiritually (and, greatly admire Buddhist beliefs), I tend to consider myself a Christian, but not any particular denomination thereof.
My grandfather, Howard, used to always say when my grandmother was getting the kids ready for church on Sunday (Grandpa was, no doubt, watching the Packers game), "I don't need to go to church to talk with God. I can talk to Him right here." I always found that funny and, yet, quite poignant.
Posted 16 March 2006 - 04:46 PM
im really not sure, but i do enjoy learning about other religions and everyone is entitled to follow what they believe in.
Posted 16 March 2006 - 10:47 PM
I still have some doubts, though...
Anyway...err, Greek-Orthodox, actually. That's pretty much what there is here in Greece. x3
Posted 17 March 2006 - 06:05 PM
I love and try my best to follow the teachings of Jesus. I believe strongly in a source of creation that I call my God. However, I also believe strongly that the Earth is the mother of us all, with all of the respect and honor that the title implies. I believe that every organism on this Earth is connected in a very fundamental way to every other thing. I respect animals and plants as beings that are sencient and that they possess a spirit. I am a biologist and believe in the adaptation of species, and I do not believe in the fixity of species. I believe that the church has done some atrocious things in the name of God, which makes me extremely suspicious of any organized religion. I truly believe there is a balance of positive and negative forces in the universe. I believe that there is a spirit world that we cross over to when we die, may you call it heaven, valhalla, nirvana, paradise, or the clearing at the end of the path. I think that spirits that are too preoccupied with the material representations of this world may stay on to "haunt" the living, but I also think that these spirits are the exceptions, and that most "hauntings" are residual recordings of extreme emotional distress.
That may or may not have clarified anything, (sigh) oh well!
It certainly was longer than I expected, sorry...
Posted 19 June 2006 - 10:13 PM
In case you are wondering, I am curious (academically) as to rapid growth in the Wiccan/Pagan population especially here in the US. Basically, has there been a good sized population of Wiccans all along (contrary to the 1940'ish theory of the Wiccan belief) or did the interest just grow?
If your family is more traditional (Christian), what made you follow this path?
Posted 19 June 2006 - 10:20 PM
To answer your question, I guess I followed my path because I just think that you can only have your own beliefs, and it shouldnt be something someone teaches you.
Oh sorry, btw, Welcome to the village!
Edited by jakob493, 19 June 2006 - 10:23 PM.
Posted 19 June 2006 - 11:20 PM
I come at this from a slightly different angle. My mother is a Christian, my father is agnostic but comes from an Irish Catholic family. I was raised in a home that had no structural religious foundation - we never routinely went to church or the like, except for weddings or funerals.
When I was in the 6th grade, my parents pulled me out of public school (long story) and put me in an Irish Catholic school. This was my first real chance at experiencing Christianity and one of the few periods of my childhood that offer comforting memories.
I left the Catholic school after one semeter (my family moved). I was mostly homeschooled from then on until I graduated.
After my first divorce, I became very interested in Buddhism (it helped give me some answers to my life). After studying Buddhism for a while, I started becoming interested in Wiccan beliefs. I am fortunate enough to live in a town that offers an eclectic assortment of people from all walks of life and beliefs and it was this that led me down these various paths while in college.
Today, however, I have come "full circle" in many ways. Though I have essentially "cut ties" with most Wiccan beliefs, I still hold on to much of what I learned from Buddhism. I have also gotten closer in touch with my Irish Catholic side.
Though, I find religion as a strict structural element in my life rather difficult to take, I do still believe in God (He and I are working on our relationship, currently) and I find comfort in both the teachings of Christianity and Buddhism. I have seen the downs and ups of organised religion and follow my own path, so-to-say, regarding religion because of this.
Edited by Vivienne_DuBois, 19 June 2006 - 11:23 PM.
Posted 20 June 2006 - 03:04 AM
I live in the UK, but I still think it's worth posting my history for you, I also have a view on why Paganism/Wicca has had such a rapid growth not just in the US but globally.
My Parents were 'New Age', they bounced off the freedom of 60's thinking and searched for their own spiritual & religious needs.
Back then there wasn't a huge resource of information around to enable this, so they ended up with a mish mash of Christian & Hindu with a spattering of New Age bits & pieces thrown in.
For a young person this was quite confusing.
But I found myself uneasy with organised religion and the way it was force fed to me at school. Dull, lifeless and soul destroying - what on earth was the point?
So I was turned off spirituality in a big way, thinking that only the weak willed needed faith & belief as a crutch to help them through life.
Then one day in my early 20s I was walking on Dartmoor and was hit by a revelation; I had always loved nature & spent as much time as possible on my own surrounded by wilderness. There was comfort in this, although I had no idea why. I began to think that I was missing the point of something, that there was a huge secret that I needed to know that could explain why nature was so important to me.
By chance I watched a TV programme that explored indigenous nature-worshipping around the globe - Bingo! Everything slotted into place, Nature was my religion, That was why I was so touched by it, it affected me at a spiritual level.
From there it was a natural progression into Paganism via the readily accessible information on Wicca.
I have moved away from Wiccan thought over the last 3 years now and find myself very eclectic in my approach - a bit like my parents I suppose, but thankfully with a lot more knowedge at my disposal.
Now, I'm sure that my path would have been more difficult without the Net, the fact that information is so easy to come by these days and that popular TV shows like Charmed, Buffy & Angel & countless others address Witchcraft in a positive way (thankfully) has meant that people are asking the right questions that can lead them to research Paganism & Wicca.
It allows them a spiritual freedom, a way to seek their own truths rather than to be told what to believe or how to worship.
We have entered a new age, one of heightened personal awareness and a need to discover the truth about ourselves, our history, our potential.
More and more people are asking the questions that can lead them to greater spiritual awareness and paradoxicallly this has caused a shift away from organised religion, although they are still going strong.
I think that Wicca is the most easily accessible 'alternative religion' available and that attracts a lot of people.
Posted 20 June 2006 - 04:18 AM
well my mum was brought up a catholic and my dad was brought up as a Protestant, but none of them were bothered and we never went to church apart from weddings or funerals, my dad was also a bit of an atheist, which has rubbed off on me a little bit.
through my teens i got very intrested in wicca and paganism and im now 30 and still interested in that, but i have always loved the outdoors and love everything about nature - there is nothing better than walking through the forest on my own and just feeling so at home with nature. i love animals, plants, flowers, butterfies, dragonflies, and the way nature changes with each season. i think spring is the best as everything is renewing its self and starting over again.
so i would say it would have to be nature-worshipping for me.
my parents always taught me to respect other peoples beliefs and i do, as long as they respect mine.
welcome to ghost village!!!
good topic by the way!!!
Edited by rat girl, 20 June 2006 - 04:18 AM.
Posted 20 June 2006 - 04:37 AM
~I really don't have any beliefs...except to do what's right, greet & treat other's with open arms (jerks need friends too), don't lie, steal, or cheat, raise my kids to know the difference between right & wrong, between responsible & lazy, and to help those in need...no matter what skin color (my son's school has alot of racist crap going on)& to dance to the beat of a different drum. I've had many, many bad things, since childhood, that has happened to me & made me question certain things. One time in Florida, I dated a man that was into Wicca...but I think he wasn't doing it right because when he tried to introduce me to it, it scared the living crap out of me. I got me and the baby (he's 17 years old now) outta that house real fast & in a hurry!!! Lately, I've found myself getting a better grip on my Indian (Blackfoot) Heritage & how I have this *knowledge* of things to come that has seemed to have been passed down from my Great-Great-Great Grandmother, who was some kind of "to-do" in the tribe. I believe the major artery, if you will, of all religions is to have PEACE... in some way, shape, or form. Oh boy...I'd better stop because I can get into this pretty deep. Anyhoo~Welcome again & can't wait to read your experiences, see pics, etc...
Posted 20 June 2006 - 08:47 AM
I am from India, so I am not sure if my opinion might help you. I am a Hindu, and my family is too. Hinduism is about self-discovery, and worships God as the Supreme Being. All the old age religious practices all around the world, including Buddhism, Wiccan, Shamanism, Celts, Druids etc etc is said to be originated from the same line of beliefs that is Hinduism.
Take my hand and we'll go riding through the sunshine from above
Posted 20 June 2006 - 01:25 PM
After the US' war with Mexico, these pioneers petitioned for statehood but were denied because of their religious beliefs. They kept petitioning, finally achieving statehood in 1896 - 45 years after their first request.
Why do I bring all this up? For starters, the 24th of July is coming up. Pioneer Day commemorates when Brigham Young reached Ensign Peak and declared the valley below him as the right place.
Secondly, looking over my ancestors' histories I see the result of religious intollerance, so it reminds me to be respectful - even if I don't agree with all the ideas out there.
I grew up in a lot different environment. My home village is 95% LdS, but all Christian denominations combined formed a minority at my high school. We had lots of Taoists, Buddhists, and people still practicing the ancient Hawaiian religion. Even Christians borrow ideas from the others. Nearly every home has a tiki of Lono (the god of peace) and at least one ti leaf plant (used to ward off evil spirits).
Edited by aloha_spirit, 29 December 2006 - 04:28 PM.
I didn't lose my mind - I have it backed up on a disk ... somewhere
Posted 21 June 2006 - 11:37 PM
My mothers mother was Wiccan and I saw a lot of strange things my grandma did that gave me a little faith in Wicca too.
I don't know what religion I am. I believe in God and I believe that Jesus was God's son. I believe that there is something more in nature than we modern humans could possibly comprehend. My Wiccan grandmother's father was Apache so I guess that's where that comes from. The worship of nature comes more natural to me than anything else. As you can see I'm very confused about religion and I'm sure I'm not the only one.
Posted 03 July 2006 - 10:12 PM
Welcome to Ghostvillage. great post.
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Read this for LL
4 days before Exam :
1. Saturday - Went through Scordo questions again - whole book in One day (I solved it earlier during preparation)
2. Sunday I went through PMBOK again - read whole book in one day (I read it once earlier during preparation)
3. 3rd day Monday - At work - I took very light went through ITTO - some concepts like Types of Contract. Few Questions here and there
4. 4th day Tuesday at Work - I only went through Rita Chart specially planning process in order. In evening I started to feel nervousness because I thought am forgetting stuff and I should have studied little bit more that day. Tried to sleep at 9pm - ended up sleeping at midnight.
Exam Day (Wednesday) :
Alarm sounded at 530am - finally got up at 6am; Took shower - got ready in office clothes since I was heading straight to office after exam. Left home by 6.45am; drank milk while driving - reached centre at 7am. Parked car in parking lot and went over ITTO again. Showed up in Centre at 730am. Signed in - locked things in locker - used restroom. Waited for staff to call my name.
Went inside - another staff started security screening (metal detector; unbotton full sleeves till elbow, pull up pants till knee; pull pants pocket outside etc.) I tried to joke around saying "Thanks god we don't have this screening at Airports". Signed -in and staff handed me sheets/calculator and pencils. Went to station - while 15 min tutorial was running I started dumping all 47 processes/ formulae (brain dump).
I never gave full 4 hours exam before but I had timed myself while solving Scordo tests (each test is 50 questions which solved in 40-45 minutes). I started exam with goal of solving atleast 50 questions each hour (which means I will not have time for review in end - so i decided to answer in that way).
- First 50 Qs - I solved in one hour (marked 3-4 Qs for review). I knew I will have to be more quick in next 150 Q
- Next 50 Qs were easy and done quickly - I had around 10-15 min left to 2nd hour.
- Next 40 questions also got done quickly but my bladder was Under high pressure. I was losing focus - I decided to use restroom; got up and walked towards door. But I saw staff was busy with another person through glass window. I decided to go back to station and solve more Qs. At 149th Qs I could not hold anymore - lost focus completely. I got up again and saw staff person was free. signed out quicky - used restroom in zippy - ran back to sign-in (lost 2 min only). again security checking
- As I started to solve last 50 questions ; I could feel my brain is starting to lose its juice. I was just answering and moving to next Q. I peaked up to see what Q number I am at - it was 186 and doing good on time. My brain was screaming "Get me out of here". 198th - 199th - 200th Relief.....still 11 min remaining.
- I marked around 7-8 Qs along way for review - but I had drained my brain completely - didn't have energy to go through marked Qs for review. Yes or No - Yes or No. I decided to just glance it. I don't remember if i changed any choices which i selected initially.
- 5 min left and I decided to submit. I was not happy (mostly because choices were hard/ not easy/ unsure about marked choices) - I was thinking when should i take next attempt. Should I take after 2 months - Urgh will have to go through whole PMBOK/ Rita and many more Qs again. Survey came - I declined - I just Want to GO OUT. Now test is calculating my performance - one min. and I saw " Congratulations Passed". I was like okay great - no need to re-attempt. I just want to go out.
- Clicked NEXT - Proficients in all 5 groups. Wait Am I Hallucinating - Let me check again - Yes its real - 5Ps. Now I was Happy but still want to get out.
- Staff printed final result copy and I was out - heading to office. Enterned office and Manager was leaving to lunch and asked me how did I perform. I said PASSED.
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Congratulations.. and thanks for the LL
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Congrats. I was under same pressure and same situation but I got failed. Good you got passed. I am appearing again now.
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Thanks Umesh for sharing your LL. Congratulations once again !!!
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Congrats Umesh!
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Congrats Umesh! BTW, a silly question. Could you advise?
Are we allow to stand up and stretch a bit during the exam?
Are we allow to stand up and stretch a bit during the exam?
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Yes - you can definitely do that (because exam is 4 hour long and requires continuous focus). If I am at your place - I would let know staff inadvance about standing up and stretching - so that they're aware too.
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What is the average score / range of score you had in your preparation mock tests 3-4 days before the exam?
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Neha - sorry for late reply. I know you already cleared exam. my average score was 90% for Scordo book during preparation phase.
I did not give full mock test nor I solved any questions during last 3-4 days. I only went through again whole Scordo book (for which I think Score won't matter - since I have solved all questions already once).
I did not give full mock test nor I solved any questions during last 3-4 days. I only went through again whole Scordo book (for which I think Score won't matter - since I have solved all questions already once).
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== Hardware-Overview ==
== Hardware-Overview ==
Because it doesn't belong to the necessary parts of the articel (every 901-model should be the same) I would suggest removing it or for the sake of completness of the articel moving it at the end of the articel. If noone objects I will move it at the end in the next few days. -- [[User:Rorschach|Rorschach]]
Because it doesn't belong to the necessary parts of the articel (every 901-model should be the same) I would suggest removing it or for the sake of completness of the articel moving it at the end of the articel. If noone objects I will move it at the end in the next few days. -- [[User:Rorschach|Rorschach]]
== Stock-Kernel VS. recompiled one ==
== Stock-Kernel VS. recompiled one ==
Revision as of 08:21, 10 April 2013
Because it doesn't belong to the necessary parts of the articel (every 901-model should be the same) I would suggest removing it or for the sake of completness of the articel moving it at the end of the articel. If noone objects I will move it at the end in the next few days. -- Rorschach
- This is a way to tell HW info. Many other similar pages use this method. -- Fengchao (talk) 08:21, 10 April 2013 (UTC)
Stock-Kernel VS. recompiled one
What dependencies do people supposedly need to recompile the stock kernel for? (section Option 1: Compile and customize the stock kernel) I didn't recompile my kernel on my 901 and everything I can think of works fine. I think this section should be changed or clarified to explain why its recommended to recompile.
--Chori 13:29, 23 September 2008 (EDT) There are some patches applied to the kernel source: in particular, to the acpi driver, to the mouse driver, to the rt2860sta driver, to improve them, fix bugs, and add functionality. It's true that you can run ArchLinux on the EEE 901 with just the stock kernel; but it's not optimized for it, and many users have experienced problems. Your point is well-taken, however, I'll clarify that section.
--Andyroid 14:05, 20 April 2009 (EDT) Are all the custom kernel methods really necessary at this point when the 2.6.29 kernel makes them pretty much reduntant? At least I think the stock kernel should be presented as option #1 as it is easier to set up and a lot easier to maintain.
--big_gie 14:10, 20 April 2009 (EDT) @Andyroid: The only thing which might not work out of the box would be, I think, some wireless chips, like the rt2860sta. But these are available in AUR, so stock kernel should work. I agree it should be moved as first option since it is the simpler option. Building a custom kernel would be useful to include all modules in-kernel to speedup boot, which is not the priority when installing.
--Andyroid 14:17, 21 April 2009 (EDT) big_gie: The rt2860sta module is now included in mainline kernel as well. I added that info to the wiki yesterday. Even ACPI, hotkeys, webcam and so forth seems to be working pretty much out of the box (provided that the kernel is updated to 2.6.29). I've yet to try out bluetooth but will do that tonight. Therefore it would make sense to bump the stock kernel option to prime position and move the custom kernel options to a section below. Actually the stock kernel option should probably have its own headline as well as it doesn't make much sense to have it under "customized kernel installation" as it is now. Please let me know if anyone opposes to these changes or I'll try to implement them in a few days.
Stock-Kernel 2.26.32
Apart from renaming the interface from ra0 to wlan0, the stock kernel works fine with rt2860sta - I removed the edit that suggested installing 2.26.30 and marking the kernel an ignored package as it was a) unsubstantiated and b) a needlessly retrograde step.
Jasonwryan 13:06, 23 January 2010 (EST)
--Cordovanblues 22:45, 4 January 2011 (EST) The wiki still has a note at the beginning of the "Installation" section that warns against using the current kernel. Like Jasonwryan I have no problem with the wifi module and the current module, but only after I blacklist !usblp !rt2800pci !rt2x00pci !rt2800usb !rt2x00usb in rc.conf. I was reluctant to alter the wiki, since I am a relatively inexperienced user. Could someone either confirm this and change the wiki or bless me with the power to change it myself?
- I only have to blacklist rt2800pci. Other than that, go for it! Jasonwryan 22:58, 4 January 2011 (EST)
What about the 1000/1000H?
In all the article only the 901 model is commented. In my opinion, as all the things also apply to the 1000/1000H models (I guess) it should be corrected, for example, writing 901/1000/1000H where 901 is.
--Chori 16:08, 9 October 2008 (EDT) There are some subtle differences in the hardware between the 901 and 1000 models. If someone wants to take on highlighting the 1000(H) specific idiosyncrasies, I'd be happy to expand the scope of this wiki page.
Afaik just the bigger display is the difference but I have a 1000H so if you tell me what you think should be different, I'll check it. I could follow this articel without any problems with my 1000H. --Rorschach
The hardware differences might be more subtle than just the screen size. I just got a 1000 (not H nor HA) and started a new thread on the forum for this: http://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?pid=476341 We could also merge the 4 pages on EeePCs into one big, or one generic and smaller ones for specific details on each models. What do you think? --big_gie
I have created a new wiki entry for the 1000: Asus_Eee_PC_1000. I also created a package for ACPI events which should supports all the different models. You can find acpi-eeepc-generic in AUR. Can anybody test this for me on other models then the 1000? Thank you! :) --big_gie 12:30, 21 January 2009 (EDT)
Different kernels
Any chance of a summary of the kernels available from: http://robertek.brevnov.net/files/linux/arch eg the git ones?
And why does searching the wiki for 901 result in zero page title matches and zero page text matches?!?
Bluetooth (de)activation on 2.6.32
Hi all, I'm writing in talk because I just tried kernel 2.6.32 on the EEE 901 and I have something to report. I'm actually not using archlinux, I just found this wiki very helpful for my setup, so feel free to ignore this comment (and even delete it) if the situation here doesn't apply to you.
In my case, bluetooth was toggled via an rfkill interface, pretty much like wireless, except that rfkill[bluetooth] = rfkill[wlan+1]:
echo 1|0 > /sys/devices/platform/eeepc/rfkill/rfkill1/state
The problem that I found is that the numbers of the rfkill interfaces sometimes change, therefore I'm using the following script (to be run as root) for bt toggling:
#!/bin/bash # enumerate rfkill devices for rfkillDir in /sys/devices/platform/eeepc/rfkill/rfkill* do # check for bluetooth device if grep -q 'bluetooth' "$rfkillDir/name" then echo "Found bluetooth in $rfkillDir" read state < "$rfkillDir/state" if [ "$state" = "0" ] then echo "State was OFF. Turning ON" echo 1 > "$rfkillDir/state" else echo "State was ON. Turning OFF" echo 0 > "$rfkillDir/state" fi fi done
I'm sorry if this is OT and if it doesn't help you, I just thought that it might. --IngFrancesco 08:11, 29 April 2010 (EDT)


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In 1492, during Columbus's first voyage to the "new world", he visited the island of Cuba. His sailors were introduced to "Cohíba" by the island natives, a bunch of dried leaves that were smoked in a pipe called a "Tobacco".
In 1982, 3 types of Cohíba Cuban cigars were introduced to non-diplomats: the Lanceros, the Coronas Especiales and the Panetelas. 3 more vitolas were added to the brand in 1989: the Espléndidos, the Robustos and the Exquisitos, completing what is known as "La Línea Clásica". 5 more vitolas were added in 1992 creating the "Linea 1492": the Siglo I, II, III, IV and V.
Cohíba remains the "King of the Cubans". Only the finest tobacco leaves are used to create the various types of Cohíba cigars. A distinct bean taste has been attributed to Cohíbas, however I would say the common factor amongst the Cohíba family is the strong nature of all the cigars. This is not a beginners brand.


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Anecdotal accounts of young college grads working as baristas, bartenders or retail clerks are widespread, provoking questions about the economic logic of going to college, particularly if doing so means taking on a lot of debt.
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But this time with twins. Prince Albert and Charlene of Serenity greeted the crowd from the palace balcony in Monaco today during the National Day Parade. They kissed. And once again it was awkward. Maybe all balcony kisses are awkward. You know you're being stared at, you don't want to look like you're counting down to each other during the approach… But Albert is particularly bad at this sh-t. Full Story
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Leonardo DiCaprio hosted a fundraiser last night in Saint Tropez to raise money for his foundation. It's a gala. And he still looks gross. Many of Leo's celebrity friends showed up to support him. Jared Leto was there. Bono performed (he owns an estate nearby) and so did Robin Thicke. Full Story
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I posted this article yesterday, late in the day, about Emma Watson, with a note on Harvey Weinstein at the end, asking whether or not I was alone in thinking it was gross that he went with her and some other young girls to a nightclub in his Rolls Royce. Full Story


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Friday, February 17, 2012
A Lot to Look Forward to - 2012 Releases by Female Authors of Color
I wouldn't expect anyone to click on all of the titles but I hope that anyone reading this will be curious about at least one or at best three of the titles.
Passing Love by Jacqueline E. Luckett
The World We Found by Thrity Umrigar
Gathering of Waters by Bernice McFadden
Diamond Life by Aliya S. King
Drifting House by Krys Lee
Sinful Temptation by Ann Christopher
Sweet Southern Nights by Rochelle Alers
Half Blood Blues by Esi Edugyan
Forgotten Country by Catherine Chung
Perla by Caroline De Robertis
The Spider King's Daughter by Chibundu Onuzo
The Reeducation of Cherry Truong by Aimee Phan
Sultry Nights by Donna Hill
Bittersweet by Sheila Banks
In My Father's Country by Saima Wahab
White Lines II by Tracy Brown
The Lilac House by Anita Nair
Wicked City by Alaya Johnson
The Folded Earth by Anuradha Roy
A Wedding in Haiti by Julia Alverez
Please Look After Mom by Kyung-Sook Shin (paperback)
The Killing Moon by N.K. Jemisin
Home by Toni Morrison
Skeleton Women by Mingmei Yip
The Reverend's Wife by Kimberla Lawson Roby
Giant by Aga Maksimowska
By Love Possessed by Lorna Goodison
Silver Sparrow by Tayari Jones (paperback)
Jasmine and Fire by Salma Abdelnour
A Stranger in Olondria by Sofia Samatar
The Shadowed Sun by N.K. Jemisin
Things Left Unsaid by Zoya Pirzad
Homesick by Roshi Fernando
Conquistadora by Esmeralda Santiago (paperback)
A Cupboard Full of Coats by Yvvette Edwards (paperback)
The Time in Between by Maria Duenas (paperback)
The Black Isle by Sandi Tan
Gone to the Forest by Katie Kitamura
NW by Zadie Smith
South by Southeast by Tananarive Due, Blair Underwood and Steven Barnes
The Cutting Season by Attica Locke
8 comments:
- Carleen Brice said...
I'm so excited to see these! Especially the Zadie Smith!!
- February 17, 2012 at 5:11 PM
- Charlotte said...
What a lot of lovely looking books! I'm adding The Black Isle to my list for sure, but lots of the others are tempting as well.
- February 17, 2012 at 7:35 PM
- Doret said...
Carleen - I am psyched about so many of these. I recently finished The World We Found by Umrigar and really enjoyed it.
Charlotte - I love the cover for Black Isle and that the story has ghosts. It also sounds like it may have some teen crossover appeal.
- February 17, 2012 at 11:42 PM
- Carmen said...
I've already written down three of these.
Thank you, Doret!
- February 27, 2012 at 9:11 PM
FYI, the link for the Bernice McFadden book goes to the Thrity Umrigar book on Amazon.
Thank you for this resource. I found a few here that intrigue me and a few from authors I've enjoyed and I didn't know they had new books coming out.
- March 2, 2012 at 3:03 PM
- Doret said...
Towardinfinity - I finally fixed the McFadden link thanks so much for letting me know. And very happy to hear you were able to find a few books.
- March 4, 2012 at 12:47 PM
- Miss Sia said...
This list is so exciting!! Ironically Tayari's Silver Sparrow jump started my 2012 reading and lead to the recently finished Passing Love by Luckett. I look forward to delving into this intriguing list of titles. Thank you so much for sharing!!
- March 5, 2012 at 10:05 AM
- Amy said...
Love this list and am really excited to read... well... most of these :)
- March 6, 2012 at 11:10 AM


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ARLINGTON -- All-Star right-hander Hisashi Iwakuma threw 55 pitches in a bullpen session Tuesday afternoon at Globe Life Park and next will face live hitters for the first time this spring Friday in a simulated game when the team is at Miami.
Iwakuma, 33, missed all of Spring Training after spraining a tendon in his right middle finger after catching it in a netting during a mound drill just prior to the start of camp. He threw his third bullpen session on Tuesday and this time included his trademark split-fingered fastball, which puts maximum pressure on his injured finger.
"I felt great today," Iwakuma said through translator Antony Suzuki. "I was able to command all my pitches to both sides of the plate and keep the ball down. They released me from the split finger, too, and that felt great."
Iwakuma acknowledged the splitter was a big test and had been something of a concern.
"Yes a little because you have more stress when you do split your fingers and with that first joint, you do put more pressure than with other pitches," he said. "But I felt no pain and wasn't worried at all throughout the whole bullpen. So everything went great."
He's expected to do a normal game warmup and then throw about 45 pitches to hitters in the simulated game situation Friday. If all goes well, Iwakuma should then be able to go out on a Minor League rehab stint, according to manager Lloyd McClendon.
The club continues to not put any time frame on Iwakuma's process, but a return in early May is logical if he makes two or three rehab starts.
"It's been a long process, but I've been able to focus the last couple weeks," Iwakuma said. "Now that I'm throwing bullpens, until today and for another week or so I'm only allowed to cheer for the team and I can't go on the field. So I want to become part of the team soon and hopefully that's within a couple weeks."
Iwakuma was 14-6 with a 2.66 ERA in 33 starts last year for Seattle and finished third in the American League Cy Young voting.