OpenLLM-France/wikimedia huggingface dataset:
# Topfield 5800/Troubleshooting/Timers Bug

The most common cause of a missed recording is when a lot of timers are set and stored in a "bad" order within the Toppy—a bug causes the wrong information to be communicated to the wakeup system. This is fixed by the [T] (or [T2]) Timer firmware patch.
Another possibility is a power cut when the Toppy was in standby. In this case, the Toppy will (ordinarily) stay on standby when the power is restored. But it is likely that the Front Display will have lost the time and be reset to "00:00" at a date in the past. So it will not be able to wake the Toppy up at the correct time for the next recording. This issue can be fixed by the [P] PowerRestore firmware patch, which will cause the Toppy to turn itself on when the power is restored (and it will then set its clock properly, so future timer recordings will work).
Other causes are a crash (for various reasons, including a rogue TAP) or when the Front Display gets confused. Both should be signalled by the "Four Flashing Dots of Doom" on the Front Display.
# Topfield 5800/Troubleshooting/Front Display

Sometimes the connection to the Front Display can be lost and this usually shows itself by the "Four Flashing Dots of Doom" when turning the Toppy off, or by the Front Display continuing to show the time (e.g. "08:34") instead of the channel number (e.g. "P001") when turned on. The Toppy will also not wake itself from standby to do recordings when it is in this state.
This can be remedied by turning the Toppy off at the mains for about 20 seconds, so that all power to the Front Display is lost and it will be reset.
# Topfield 5800/Troubleshooting/Playback Interruption

Because you can (normally) copy parts of a recording during playback, the Toppy reserves one of the two recording slots for this purpose, so you can normally record only one other programme during playback. Therefore, to start a second recording it must interrupt your viewing (with a "CYR" prompt) and stop the playback. But this playback can always be resumed immediately (and the system helpfully sets a bookmark to help you do this).
If you are not bothered about copying recordings then the [Xp] PlayNoCYR firmware patch will eliminate the interruptions during playback (with the side-effect of preventing copying of recordings).
# Topfield 5800/Troubleshooting/Power Off

If you press the Power button while the Toppy is recording it will give you a "Power Off" prompt asking you to confirm this choice. If you select "Yes" then it will stop all current recordings and go into standby. If you select "No" (or press Exit) then it will cancel the power off and remain on. But there is a third option: leave the prompt alone. If you do this it will automatically go into standby once all recordings have completed.
Another option is to use the Sleep Timer to do a timed shutdown. Ordinarily the Toppy will power off once the set time has elapsed, but if there are recordings in progress it will wait for them to complete first.
# Topfield 5800/Troubleshooting/Quick Channel Scan

The Auto scan is quite slow since it has to cover the whole range of UHF channels. Since there are only 6 multiplexes (or muxes) on Freeview it is much quicker to plug in your corresponding 6 local UHF channel numbers into a Manual scan. This (after a Factory Reset) will also eliminate the chance of (poor quality) duplicates being picked up from other nearby transmitters, which can cause grief to TAPs like MyStuff.
If you're just trying to update to incorporate the latest Freeview channel shuffle then you might be able to just delete the old/moved channels and scan just the particular muxes that have the new channel data.
# Topfield 5800/Troubleshooting/Recording Interruption

The Toppy only has two tuners, so it is sometimes necessary to alter one of the tuners in order to start a second recording. This will interrupt viewing with a "CYR" prompt, giving the user a choice to cancel the recording instead.
However, there is a bug in the system which means that the CYR prompt happens at unnecessary times. The [Xw] WatchNoCYR firmware patch fixes this problem.
# Topfield 5800/Troubleshooting/Timeshifting

The timeshift buffer is quite fragile. It will be dumped in preference to making a timer recording and in many other situations, too. So it is not something that should be relied on. If possible, set timers and record the programmes you want to watch, even if you think you might watch it live. And if you find yourself watching something that suddenly becomes interesting, convert the timeshift buffer (if it exists!) into a proper recording by using the Recording item in the Main Menu and selecting the "Current Event" as the Start Time (some replacement EPG TAPs may also offer this feature).
# Topfield 5800/Troubleshooting/Padding

Published TV schedules are (for various reasons) not always accurate. This means that a programme may start a little earlier or later, or (quite commonly) end later than the schedule. Therefore, most people "pad" their recordings with an extra couple of minutes before the start time and slightly more than that after the end time. This can be done by adjusting the timer manually after setting it in the EPG (press Record again and then adjust the start time and duration), but many replacement EPG TAPs offer this as an automatic feature (and can cope with the complexities of recording consecutive programmes and resolving clashes between channels).
There is a TAP, Extend, which will extend recordings based on the programme transitions signalled by the broadcaster (known as "Accurate Recording" signals in the UK). This is useful for programs which overrun significantly. It requires a particular firmware patch (already included in some customised firmware, but not in factory firmware), and depends on the broadcaster transmitting the signals correctly.
# Topfield 5800/Troubleshooting/Install

When the Toppy starts up with no channels (out of the box, or after a Factory Reset) it will only show the Main Menu. In this situation you to go to the Service Search item of the Installation Menu and perform a search for channels. You can use the slow Auto search, or a much better quick manual scan.
If you have TAPs installed you might need to prevent them loading in this state. To do this, press and hold down the '0' button on the remote while the Toppy is starting up.
If you are preparing to do a Factory Reset then either do a channel scan immediately afterwards (before rebooting), or disable all TAPs first using something like TAPCommander.
# The Wealthy Barber/The Ten-Percent Solution

Introduction | The Financial Illiterate | A Surprising Referral | The Wealthy Barber | The Ten-Percent Solution | Wills, Life Insurance, and Responsibility | Our RSP | Home, Sweet Home | Saving Savvy | Insights into Investment and Income Tax | Graduation
In this chapter Roy covers The Ten Percent Solution. Invest ten percent of all your earnings for a long-time growth. Roy recommended that his pupils invest their ten percent into real estate and/or mutual funds. Roy (The Barber) also talks about how compound interest will make them much wealthier than they thought. example( invest $2,400 a year for 30 years at and average rate of 12 percent this would equal out to $616,000) the wonders of compound interest.
# The Wikimedia movement/back cover

In the shadow of the Wikipedia project, and for a little over twenty years now, a social movement has been developing that is virtually unknown to the public, known as the Wikimedia movement. Its vision of the future is of a world in which every human being can freely take part in the sharing of knowledge. Responsible for almost a thousand websites, the best-known of which are the different language versions of Wikipedia, the movement also brings together hundreds of user groups, regional, state or thematic associations, scattered around the world.
Wikimedia is also the only non-profit player in the top 50 most visited sites on the Web. A simple fact that allows us to affirm, to this day and in the Webspace, that this movement has become the most visible expression of the values of freedom and sharing perpetuated during the digital revolution, following the influence of the Counterculture of the 1960s.
After presenting the origins of the movement and its quest for the free sharing of knowledge, this book provides a comprehensive overview of its organization. We discover how hundreds of bodies, mostly made up of volunteers, developed while retaining a large measure of autonomy. A new specificity of the movement, which ultimately inspires the desire to imagine differently, a humanity confronted with the challenges of an ever-changing world.
Lionel holds a doctorate in political and social sciences, is a free-culture activist and is a lecturer in anthropology at UCLouvain University. He holds several administrative positions within the Wikimedia movement, which he has been observing in a participatory way since 2011. Before writing his doctoral thesis on the Wikimedia movement, he was the author of a master's thesis entitled Culture fr Wikipedia, in which he describes the organization of the free encyclopedia in French.
# The Wealthy Barber/Home, Sweet Home

Introduction | The Financial Illiterate | A Surprising Referral | The Wealthy Barber | The Ten-Percent Solution | Wills, Life Insurance, and Responsibility | Our RSP | Home, Sweet Home | Saving Savvy | Insights into Investment and Income Tax | Graduation
Roy talks about the different types of mortgages, buying, selling and renting.
He also covers the importance of real estate, capital gains, leveragibility and interest rates. Roy states that home ownership is the ultimate forced-saving program, because a renter has to discipline himself or herself to save some of the difference in cost between renting and owning.
Renting is one way to acquire a place to live and, also a cost effective and intelligent way of doing it.
# The Wealthy Barber/The Financial Illiterate

Introduction | The Financial Illiterate | A Surprising Referral | The Wealthy Barber | The Ten-Percent Solution | Wills, Life Insurance, and Responsibility | Our RSP | Home, Sweet Home | Saving Savvy | Insights into Investment and Income Tax | Graduation
This chapter introduces the narrator, a teacher with no financial planning background. As a college grad, he is surprised when he fails a basic financial planning quiz in the newspaper.
The narrator's sister, Cathy, is also mentioned, a small business owner who makes a lot of money but who also spends a lot of money on a high standard of living.
# The Wealthy Barber

Study guide to the book about personal financial planning.

## Chapters

* Introduction
* The Financial Illiterate
* A Surprising Referral
* The Wealthy Barber
* The Ten-Percent Solution
* Wills, Life Insurance, and Responsibility
* Our RSP
* Home, Sweet Home
* Saving Savvy
* Insights into Investment and Income Tax
* Graduation
The Wealthy Barber is copyright 1989 by David Barr Chilton and was published in the same year by Stoddart Publishing Co. Limited, Toronto, Canada. This is a study guide and shares the main points of the book. To gain the full value of the book, buy it or borrow it from your local library.
# The Wealthy Barber/Introduction

Introduction | The Financial Illiterate | A Surprising Referral | The Wealthy Barber | The Ten-Percent Solution | Wills, Life Insurance, and Responsibility | Our RSP | Home, Sweet Home | Saving Savvy | Insights into Investment and Income Tax | Graduation
This book was written specifically for Canadians and while it contains many truths that are universal to many cultures and legal situations, it also contains some basic legal strategies specific to Canada.
The book is written as a novel where the narrator meets a wealthy barber who shares with him and his friends the secrets to his success, which lie in careful financial planning.
# The Wealthy Barber/Wills, Life Insurance, and Responsibility

Introduction | The Financial Illiterate | A Surprising Referral | The Wealthy Barber | The Ten-Percent Solution | Wills, Life Insurance, and Responsibility | Our RSP | Home, Sweet Home | Saving Savvy | Insights into Investment and Income Tax | Graduation
Roy explains the importance of a will and how you should draw one up even if you are unmarried.
When it comes to life-insurance Roy states that you only need to buy insurance once there is a distinct need to protect your dependents and help with financial affairs. Unmarried people don't need life-insurance.
Estate planning is quite simple and is crucial when it comes to saving future problems.
# The Wikimedia movement
## Back cover

In the shadow of the Wikipedia project, and for a little over twenty years now, a social movement has been developing that is virtually unknown to the public, known as the Wikimedia movement. Its vision of the future is of a world in which every human being can freely take part in the sharing of knowledge. Responsible for almost a thousand websites, the best-known of which are the different language versions of Wikipedia, the movement also brings together hundreds of user groups, regional, state or thematic associations, scattered around the world.
Wikimedia is also the only non-profit player in the top 50 most visited sites on the Web. A simple fact that allows us to affirm, to this day and in the Webspace, that this movement has become the most visible expression of the values of freedom and sharing perpetuated during the digital revolution, following the influence of the Counterculture of the 1960s.
After presenting the origins of the movement and its quest for the free sharing of knowledge, this book provides a comprehensive overview of its organization. We discover how hundreds of bodies, mostly made up of volunteers, developed while retaining a large measure of autonomy. A new specificity of the movement, which ultimately inspires the desire to imagine differently, a humanity confronted with the challenges of an ever-changing world.
Lionel holds a doctorate in political and social sciences, is a free-culture activist and is a lecturer in anthropology at UCLouvain University. He holds several administrative positions within the Wikimedia movement, which he has been observing in a participatory way since 2011. Before writing his doctoral thesis on the Wikimedia movement, he was the author of a master's thesis entitled Culture fr Wikipedia, in which he describes the organization of the free encyclopedia in French.

## Table of contents

    Foreword
    Introduction : Wikimedia is not Wikipedia
    Part 1: The birth of the Wikimedia movement
       Wikimedia utopia
       The free software movement
       Free licenses and culture
       The Internet and the Web
       Wiki platforms
       The free and universal encyclopedia
       The arrival of sister projects
       The emergence of the movement
       The creation of affiliated organizations
       The legacy of a counterculture
       Part two: Cosmography of the Wikimedia movement
       Constellation of online projects
       Knowledge sharing projects
       Governance, management and outreach projects
       Technical management projects
       Communication and information spaces
       The constellation of the Foundation and its affiliates
       The Wikimedia Foundation
       The Foundation's board of directors
       Committees, working groups and councils
       Local associations
       Thematic, central and linguistic organizations
       User groups
       Assistance projects
       Les cycles de conférences et espaces de rencontres
       Partnerships with entities outside the movement
    Conclusion : An inspiring cultural movement
    Acknowledgements
    Bibliography
# The Wealthy Barber/A Surprising Referral

Introduction | The Financial Illiterate | A Surprising Referral | The Wealthy Barber | The Ten-Percent Solution | Wills, Life Insurance, and Responsibility | Our RSP | Home, Sweet Home | Saving Savvy | Insights into Investment and Income Tax | Graduation
In this chapter, the narrator, David, talks to his dad about financial planning. His dad mentions how his barber helped him start planning his finances five years prior, and suggests that David go to talk to him about it.
David's dad had worked very hard his whole life, been frugal and done everything he knew how to do. However, without a well-formulated plan, he had little to show for it. Then, after talking with his barber, he was able to start setting himself up for a comfortable retirement.
# Saylor.org's Ancient Civilizations of the World/Spread of Civilization in Mesoamerica
## Introduction

The term Mesoamerica—literally, "middle America" in Greek—was first used by the German ethnologist Paul Kirchhoff, who noted that similarities existed among the various pre-Columbian cultures within the region that included southern Mexico, Guatemala, Belize, El Salvador, western Honduras, and the Pacific lowlands of Nicaragua and northwestern Costa Rica. In the tradition of cultural history, the prevalent archaeological theory of the early to middle 20th century, Kirchhoff defined this zone as a culture area based on a suite of interrelated cultural similarities brought about by millennia of inter- and intra-regional interaction (i.e., diffusion).
These included sedentism, agriculture (specifically a reliance on the cultivation of maize), the use of two different calendars (a 260-day ritual calendar and a 365-day calendar based on the solar year), a base 20 (vigesimal) number system, pictographic and hieroglyphic writing systems, the practice of various forms of sacrifice, and a complex of shared ideological concepts. Mesoamerica has also been shown to be a linguistic area defined by a number of grammatical traits that have spread through the area by diffusion.

## Attribution

"Mesoamerica" (Wikipedia) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mesoamerica
# Saylor.org's Ancient Civilizations of the World/Slavery

The Romans needed a large labor force to engineer their massive empire, and they got it through the institution of slavery. Unlike in the antebellum south of the United States, slavery in the Roman world was not entirely based on racial determinants or skin color. Romans acquired most of their slaves through military conquest, thus slaves in the empire were of diverse racial background: Celts, Germans, Thracians, Carthaginians, Greeks, even fellow Latins on the Italian peninsula. While taking defeated soldiers into slavery made warfare make more economic sense than merely imprisoning or executing them, it was not the only means by which a slave was 'created' in the Roman world. Free parents had the right to sell their children into slavery, as all children born to slaves were made slaves as well. As well, slavery was a fate met by children abandoned at birth and insolvent debtors.
However, a slave could receive manimissimo, and become a libertus, or freedman. Manimissimo could be extended for a number of reasons, ranging from friendship and respect between the master and slave to the slave saving his money to purchase his freedom (the latter being a very rare event). Although a freedman did not receive all the benefits of full Roman citizenship, a freedman could still very well live a successful life following manimissimo. Furthermore, the children of freed slaves would receive full Roman citizenship upon birth.
Slaves mainly worked the menial, hard-labor jobs that allowed the empire to flourish, including but not limited to cleaning, mining, farming, trash collecting and prostitution. Because so much of their civilized society depended on the work of slaves (and therefore the contentment of the slaves), masters lived in fear of slave uprisings or general malicious disobedience (such as slave cooks poisoning meals). For this reason, masters often held the possibility of freedom as a reward for good behavior from their slaves. Good slaves were made examples of with freedom, as bad slaves were made examples of with severe punishments.
The most famous Roman slave uprising was led by Spartacus. Spartacus amassed a force of some 70,000 slaves to revolt against the Romans. Although historians argue about what Spartacus' ultimate goals were. Some turn to Plutarch's account which says that Spartacus intended to return to Cisalpine Gaul and disperse the slaves back to their original homes. Others wonder then why Spartacus turned south back down into the Italian peninsula if he was trying to escape. Instead, these historians see this as evidence that the slave revolt was intending to march on Rome or, at the very least, plunder and pillage Italian villages. Either way, Spartacus was defeated in battle in 71 BCE and some 6,000 revolting slaves were captured and executed on crucifixes that lined the Appian Way.
# Trainz/Content Manager/Six-begat-36-Table

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# Trainz/Converting steam locos to run in TC3

The official Trainzdev guide is here:
http://www.trainzdev.com/components/com_mambowiki/index.php/Updating_Steam_Locos_to_TC3_Standards
First the Engine specs:
Find the installed locomotive or download it Then open up Content Creator Plus and the asset details will be shown and you can change them. Find the enginespec tag and click the ... button. Then a 'KUIDBrowser' should come up. Choose the category enginespec and then find the 3F engine spec if you want a small tank loco, for larger ones use maybe a 5MT of Britannia spec. Then hit select, and do the same on the enginesound tag, except use the enginesound category. Use the 3cylinder obviously for a 3 cylinder loco, for a small 2 cyl tank loco it's best to use the 2 cylinder Stephenson included in the TC3 patch. For other locos, change it to the plain 2 cylinder sounds. Then, if you want to change the whistle, press the ... button in the hornsound tag and find the whistle you think would suit it. Then, using the list on the left hand side, click in the button that says 'Kuid-table'. Then simply click on the X sign next to the things displayed on the screen which show a KUID number instead of a name. Then click file, save then exit. When that's done, go back into CMP and commit the loco (Ctrl+M) and go for a drive in it!This method should work for any steam loco you want to convert.
The bogey will need the line
direct-drive 1
adding anywhere.
next the running number problem:
For the running numbers in TC3 and 2009 I think you may have to add the following line into the config.
fonts-path "9f_doublechimney"
The fonts-path tag points to the root directory folder of the model, The above is taken for the TC3 built in double chimney 9F. Below is an example from one of the Class 40 models
fonts-path "BR_Green_Full_Yellow_Class40_splitcode"
This will also need to be accompanied by
fonts 1
This value for this tag will need to adjust for the different amount of fonts used on the loco. To find out the number to put for this value look in the alpha numbers directory and if it has files named alphanumber_0a and alphanumber_0b then the value wants to be 2 due to 2 types of font in use. If its just alphanumber_0 then you want a value of 1. The fonts tag should already be present though on the models as this is required for alpha numbers to work in 2004 upwards.
Helpful information can be found here :
http://www.trainzclassics.co.uk/