wacom driver" [Low,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/516777
<cnd> what do you suggest we do? pull it into lucid ourselves? put it in lbm or some dkms package?
<smb> cnd, Those were upstream, right?
<cnd> smb, yes in .33
<cnd> I can also submit to -stable if you think there's any chance they'll be accepted
<smb> cnd, We might consider it as bugfix in that case and pull it into the kernel directly (sort of pre-stable). I think apw was thinking along that line. But the final call would be his
<smb> cnd, It looks a bit big for general stable. So it might or might not work out to get it accepted. Might be worth contacting the maintainer of the wacom driver and ask about his feeling.
<cnd> smb, does it hurt to just submit to -stableahead based on our testing and because its harder after release.
<cnd> ok
<cnd> smb, if the wacom guy wants to support us pushing this upstream, what be the result? Are we asking him to push it himself? Or just a confirmation that we can add "This request is supported by the wacom driver maintainer"?
<smb> cnd, It could be either him or us. When you push things, I would add a cover mail saying that we had found that issues, talken with the maintainer, he thinks it good too, bla. And send it with cc the maintainer. Sort of we think it makes sense in stable though it is a bigger one. And then see what Greg says
<cnd> ok
<rackerhacker> anyone know why drbd is disabled in linux-ec2 for lucid?
<smb> Drbd


is supposed to be a dkms package now (it was before but the kernel had an aditional moddule)
<rackerhacker> ah, okay, that makes sense
<rackerhacker> i was digging through the git logs and couldn't find it
<rackerhacker> thanks, smb
<cnd> rackerhacker: the drbd module that was in the linux-image package was old anyways
<rackerhacker> cnd: yeah, i noticed that as well :/
<apw> rackerhacker, its gone now
<apw> in the main branch, and will go in the others as they track it
<rackerhacker> thanks apw
<rackerhacker> i'm trying to dig up the patchset that adjusted hvc0 -> tty1 in linux-ec2
<rackerhacker> disregard - found it
<apw> RAOF, thanks for all those fixes.  I had done the update to t
<apw> the .33 but the other bits are good finds ... i'll pull that diff appart and pullmuch huger by the time it gets underway
<beata|lemur> I can believe it.
<beata|lemur> This chroot thing is a *lot* harder than I expected, even given the other one.
 * apw yawns
<apw> cking, moin
 * smb returns
<smb> apw, cking morning
<apw> smb, and to you
<cking> morning
<abogani> morning all
<smb> abogani, morning
<apw> smb, bug
<apw> bug #723066
<ubot2> Launchpad bug 723066 in linux "[STAGING] ENE card reader fails with IO errors on streaming reads" [Medium,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/723066
<smb> apw, ok, thanks. I will include that into the reply
<apw> yeah, its pretty bust, we do not want it backported as it is for sure
<herton> apw, there are two bugs which also will be fixed by latest rebase, bug 722689 and bug 722310
<ubot2> Launchpad bug 722689 in linux "visual corruption of all screen after upgrading to 2.6.38.4.18" [Undecided,Confirmed]


CVE reviews so I can get them scraped off my list ?
<bjf> tgardner, i'll add you to my list
<tgardner> apw, your -rc5 kernel seems to be working well on emerald
<apw> tgardner, excellent ... just finishing up the boot tests here ... will shove it shortly
<tgardner> apw, one of the commit messages is wrong. it says -rc5 when it should say -rc6.
<apw> doh will correct
<tgardner> UBUNTU: v2.6.38-rc5 rebased fixes Bug #716811 ?
<ubot2> Launchpad bug 716811 in linux "[SandyBridge] kernel BUG at /build/buildd/linux-2.6.38/fs/nfsd/nfs4state.c:3132!" [Undecided,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/716811
<apw> tgardner, no that one is actually correct, it was an older bug
<tgardner> although it may be correct
<tgardner> ok
<apw> just added it for completeness as i closed it out
<tgardner> apw, the scheduler really seems to work well. even at 322 load average its fairly responsivelikely yes a small change kernel wise
<apw> as its just that top directory
<bjf> ubuntu-meeting
<bjf> ##
<bjf> ## Kernel team meeting in 12 minutes
<bjf> ##
<kees> apw: I don't see a way to make the root inode 0600 without patching fs/libfs.c simple_fill_super()
<apw> kees, hm
<apw> probabally needs a _mode() version
<kees> apw: well, actually, I could change the mode after the simple_fill_super call
<kees> apw: in debug_fill_super, test the simple_fill_super return, then set sb->s_root->d_inode->i_mode
<kees> seems like a psychotic hack, though
<apw> i think add a new versionw hcih takes a mode
<apw> and make the existing one pass 0600 to it
<kees> apw: yeah. there aren't many users of simple_fill_super
<JFo> grabbing a bite bbiab
<jjohansen> smb: good news, the hardy -xen kernels do boot on ec2
<smoser> wait
<smoser> maybe
<smoser> i don't know that they dont
<smoser> i can test that


happy to see that kernel clock apparent time travel occurred on this hardy kernel (http://paste.ubuntu.com/570676/) ... ie, htats not a regression in lucid or maverick its been there for quite a while. i had never looked on hardy before
<smb> Is ifconfig -a show something
<smb> smoser, I saw it occasionally when restoring an instance
<jjohansen> smoser: time travel problems have plagued virtualization for a long time
<smoser> smb, yes, there is definitely a network device
<jjohansen> CONFIG_XEN_NETDEV_BACKEND=y
<jjohansen> CONFIG_XEN_NETDEV_FRONTEND=y
<jjohansen> smoser, smb ^
<smoser> so maybe it was disk that was failing
<smoser> hold on
<smb> jjohansen, yup that makes sense with a network interface there but not in modules
<smoser> smb, you can poke around at ec2-50-17-93-174.compute-1.amazonaws.com if you'd like. please don't modify anhything though
<jjohansen> smb: yep, /me was just double checking
<smoser> smb, http://paste.ubuntu.com/570680/ is outputbut I still can't wrap my head around it enough to determine what
<apw>         if result and not self.reason:
<apw>             self.reson = "skip it returned true"
<apw> perhaps add (a correct) version of that to the bottom of skipit
<apw> and run it in ry run and verbose
<apw> dry
<JFo> k
<JFo> is it sad that it took me a bit of looking at that to determine what needed to be fixed? ;-P
<skaet_> JFo, which specific packages do your tools search for, for identifying interesting bugs?  my guess is linux,  linux-ec2, and ???
<JFo> the tools are looking only at linux for the moment
<JFo> we are still working out some issues
<skaet_> ok thanks.
<bdmurray>


looks like a fork of an early karmic linux-ec2 version or something.
<jjohansen> kees: that isn't one of ours
<kees> jjohansen: I didn't think so.
<chrismsnz> Hi Guys, I have a set of Supermicro 2u twins (4 nodes) running Lucid. A couple of them have been having OS trouble under high load
<chrismsnz> usually what happens is the machine is still reachable via connecting to a port (i.e. you can connect to the http port, memcache port and it will respond to ping), but anything further than that is unresponsive
<chrismsnz> so you can connect to the HTTP port, but you cannot request a document - it will hang
<chrismsnz> It can work pretty hard but as soon as it "crashes" like this the only thing you can do is reboot
<chrismsnz> I think it'sthe nomal process, but we might be able to launchpad lib it.  for now i can just spin the list, it is short
<diwic_afk> apw, because the general case is that bugs against alsa-driver should really be against linux ;-)
<apw> i assume alsa-driver exists just to say "sound issue" and then moves to linux or pulse or whatever is really the issue once someone in the know knows
<diwic_afk> apw, it exists because there is no way to subscribe the "ubuntu-audio" team via apport
<diwic_afk> but yeah, it's handy and it works for us
<apw> diwic_afk, oh so actually if we had an arsenal script which literally just subscribed ubuntu-audio and moved them alsa-driver -> linux ... as soon as it saw them, would that do what you want
<apw>


dont mind sending the hdd along with it
<PhoenixSTF> i am Pro Ubuntu
<PhoenixSTF> when i mean pro is suportive
<PhoenixSTF> i dont mind lending or giving stuff to get something done...
<PhoenixSTF> has long has everybody benifits from it
<apw> we're probabaly not the best people to send such a thing to, probabally the driver maintainer would be better placed to make sure of it to fix the issue
<PhoenixSTF> or if you whant i can give access to my server with boath drives in it
<PhoenixSTF> apw, well i just want to help on getting it fixed, a lot of people are complaining on the same thing...
<PhoenixSTF> so who do i talk 2????
<PhoenixSTF> xD
<apw> hmmm, normaly i file bugs in upstream bugzilla and sub the maintainer in MAINTAINERS
<PhoenixSTF> oh and guys apw, smb,skipped .28 ?
<smb> tgardner, Are you looking on kernel.org or kernel.ubuntu.com?
<tgardner> smb, git://kernel.ubuntu.com/smb/linux-2.6.32.y-drm33.z.git
<smb> tgardner, That would be my testing ground and proe to forgetting tags
<tgardner> ah, how inconvenient.
<tgardner> smb, what is the kernel.org path ?
<smb> tgardner, I (hope) to have it in the announce. git://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/smb/linux-2.6.32.y-drm33.z.git
<smb> tgardner, But I just pushed the last tag to kernel.ubuntu.com
<tgardner> smb, OK, I changed path to kernel.org
<smb> Yes, that is better as its the official thing
<bjf> smb, your email had:  git://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/smb/linux-2.6.32.y-drm33.z.git
<smb> bjf, Good, so that should be correct
<apw> http://people.canonical.com/~apw/cve/pkg/linux.html
<bjf> JFo, can you accept nominations on: bug #723945 ?
<ubot2> Launchpad bug 723945 in linux-ti-omap4 "CVE-2010-4258" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/723945
 * jjohansen -> lunch
<JFo> bjf, I can
<JFo> bjf, I'm getting timeout errors
<bjf> heh, figures
<JFo> but I'll work on it until I'm done
<bjf> thanks
<JFo> np
<JFo> this timeout


even readlink(exe)
<mdz> apw, hmm, that sounds fairly unlikely to generate a false positive
<apw> mdz a quick sanity check here on a random latop on maverick seems to show size 0 only on things which i believe are kernel threads
<mdz> apw, statm looks the same for a zombie process :-/
<mjg59> mdz: Does a zombie have any vm entries in status?
<apw> mdz how did you generate a Z so i can poke one
<apw> yeah the whole of stat and statm on one would be good
<mjg59> And status
<mdz> http://paste.ubuntu.com/571741/ = stat, statm, status
<apw> mdz i assume $3 of /proc/<zombie>/stat is a Z
<mdz> apw, I happened to have one around
<mjg59> What does ps use for putting [] around them?
<apw> so you could elide those
<mdz> forking something which exits and not wait()ing forogasawara: and well worth it :)
 * ogasawara will drop back in later ..
<kees> smb: so "upload" number should be used instead "revision"? should https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/Dev/KernelPackageVersioning be updated?
<bjf> jjohansen, just to be perfectly clear, there is a lucid issue that you know about ?
<jjohansen> bjf: yes, though I am not sure whether it is a regression
<bjf> jjohansen, do you have a bug # ?
<jjohansen> let me check if hggdh opened a bug for it
<jjohansen> bjf: I don't see one, I'll coordinate with hggdh and make sure there is one, and get the information attached and then let you know what it is
<bjf> jjohansen, thanks
<hggdh> I did open a bug, jjohansen
<hggdh> jjohansen: bug 725089
<ubot2> Launchpad bug 725089 in linux "QRT test-kernel-security causes kernel panic on EC2 AMD64 image" [High,New]


yep, i guess that's a good idea
<smb> best thing to do was to get linus tree and have a --reference to that for all of our trees when pulling
<henrix> yes, keep the disk usage lower. and it's faster
<smb> A lot for the initial clone
 * smb remembers not knowing that when starting and waiting looooong dark coffetimes of it
<apw> yeah so if you have nothing else to do, then i'd make sure you have an up to date linux-linus
<apw> i recommend a bare clone, so you don't accidentally use it ever
<apw> and use that as reference for all our trees, as they are all pretty close to linus
<henrix> ok, i do have the linus tree. i used that method to follow some -tip branches some time ago
<Elboras> hi
<apw>printers correctly, making them not being detected by CUPS" [High,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/872711
<tgardner> tkamppeter, possibly. do any of these devices require firmware to be loaded ?
<tkamppeter> tgardner, no. The only printer needing firmware is not connected currently.
<tgardner> tkamppeter, and it works reliably with 3.0.0-15 ? if so, then we ought to be able to bisect down to the offending patch.
<tkamppeter> tgardner, probably but not absolutely sure.
<tgardner> tkamppeter, it would help to be sure that it really is a kernel regression.
<tkamppeter> tgardner, should I paste the syslog for you?
<tgardner> tkamppeter, pastebin it
<tkamppeter> tgardner, this is what I mean with pasting ...
<tkamppeter> tgardner, http://paste.ubuntu.com/850262/
<tgardner> tkamppeter, the kernel doesn't seem real happy, 'usb 7-1: device descriptor read/64, error -110'. can you check if 3.0.0-15 has those errors?
<tkamppeter> tgardner, OK, will try to


changed the topic of #ubuntu-kernel to: Home: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/ || Ubuntu Kernel Team Meeting - Tues Feb 28th, 2012 - 17:00 UTC || If you have a question just ask, and do wait around for an answer!
<jsalisbury> smb, thanks ;)
<prashs> Hello. My ubuntu is unable to find the bluetooth device connected to it. In kernel 2.6.32 i was able to do that. But once i upgraded to 3.0 i am right now unable to do it. Ubuntu is not recognizing my Bluetooth dongle connected :( What to do??
<jsalisbury> ogasawara, regression between 3.2.0-16 and 3.2.0-17: bug 938195
<ubot2`> Launchpad bug 938195 in linux "kernel 3.2.0-17-generic crashes constantly" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/938195
<ogasawara> jsalisbury: thanks
<jsalisbury> ogasawara, np.  I requested that the bug report test 3.3-rc4 just to see if the bug is fixed there.
<jsalisbury>you can help me sort the multiple brightness adjustment thing too, but that will have to wait; overdue for something
<sforshee> yeah, it's time for me to get off of here anyway
<ohsix> thanks again
 * sforshee -> EOD
#ubuntu-kernel 2012-02-22
<herp> good day. I'd like to obtain the .config file of a particular ubuntu kernel (11.10 that is). Unfortunately, it is not in /proc/config.gz - where can I find it?
<herp> *sigh*
<pbuckley> he didn't wait long did he
<herp> ok - found it .. it's in /boot/config* when you boot it from an usb-stick.
<herp> bye
<apw> henrix, do we smell ?
<cking> one of us must
 * apw sniffs
<apw> smb, moin
<smb> apw, hi there
<smb> apw, probably all of you. being on the tube before. :-P
<apw> oh yeah perhaps
<apw> smb, can you try typing in the


in 20
 * apw wonders idly if our tooling will cope with 3 digit upload numbers
<apw> ppq, will there be lts backport kernels from later releases in precise ?  that is the plan currently as far as i know, likely it will be discussed and confirmed at uds-Q of course
<ppq> apw: okay, thanks
<spindritf> Hey, which ppa should I add to always have the latest vanilla kernel for (and from) Ubuntu? I'm experciencing some x freezes (gpu locks) and would like to try the mainline kernel. I could only find this directory http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/ which seems to require installing new releases by hand
<spindritf> found it here https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/MainlineBuilds
<cking> bjf, xfstest is fun to config up and get working
<bjf> cking, where are you getting it from? autotest ?
<cking> from theme, xorg sleeping on a futex
<smb> apw, Does that means hangs/locksup or just that tendency to randomly turn of the display for a few secs that I sometimes see
<cking> more than just a few seconds
<apw> mine was dead totally, had to be kicked in the eye
<ogra_> well at least your fonts didnt turn into rainbows (like it is here) and i guess your notifications didnt turn green either
<cos^> if someone says he has applied a patch on LKML, which kernel branch does it go?
 * henrix will be back in ~20min
<apw> cos^, to that maintainers tree, which in theory you can figure out from the MAINTAINERS file
<apw> ogra_, heh, there is a lot of luminous blue OSDs being reported too
<ogra_> fun
<cos^> apw: ok.. it should be in


and if you have problems, open a new bug with the logs for that system attached to that bug
<bjf> gema, doanac, we will dupe one against the other if it truly is a duplicate
<gema> bjf: ack
<lool> rtg, apw: Hey!  I was wondering whether someone is looking at updating hte Nexus 7 kernel with Android 4.2.2 changes?  there might be some interesting bug fixes there
<rtg> lool, last I looked the kernel had not changed.
<lool> oh really
<rtg> lool, that was a week ago. checking...
<rtg> lool, hmm, new branch: android-tegra3-grouper-3.1-jb-mr1.1
 * ogasawara back in 20
<rtg> lool, guess we'll take a stab at it.
<lool> rtg: seems to be about 3 commits on top of -mr1
<rtg> lool, I'll pick 'em up and test them on my N7
<lool> rtg: awesome, thanks!
<lool> video,proximity sensor and wifi fixes apparently
<lool> ogra_: ^
<lool> ogra_: https://android.googlesource.com/kernel/tegra/+log/android-tegra3-grouper-3.1-jb-mr1.1
<ogra_> lool, thanks
<jsalisbury> **
<jsalisbury> ** Ubuntu Kernel Team Meeting - Today @ 17:00 UTC - #ubuntu-meeting
<jsalisbury> **
<rtg> apw, ogasawara: uploaded raring rebase on 3.8 final
<rtg> working on N7
<ogasawara> rtg: ack
<rtg> herton, henrix: y'all might want to have a look at the bug states for bug #1130111. create-release-tracker puked a python stack dump after the bug was created. I assume it failed to set some states correctly.
<ubot2> Launchpad bug 1130111 in Kernel Development Workflow "linux: 3.8.0-6.14 -proposed tracker" [Medium,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1130111
<herton> rtg, ack, do you have the trace
<herton> ?
<rtg> oh right, like I'd do something smart like that.
<herton> the bug looks ok, though since I changed create-release-tracker last week probably introduced a bug with it
<rtg> herton, I'll be smarter about


back? that is everything related to the loading
<apw> cnf, i want to see the top mostly but you never know what clues are in there
<cnf> (and there is no gcc on the systems failing to load)
<apw> cnf, point, actually i want it from the one building it when it is building it really don't i
<cnf> http://pastie.org/6316165
<cnf> Linux version 3.2.0-29-generic (buildd@allspice) (gcc version 4.6.3 (Ubuntu/Linaro 4.6.3-1ubuntu5) ) #46-Ubuntu SMP Fri Jul 27 17:03:23 UTC 2012
<cnf> let me rebuild the builder
<cnf> (takes a few minutes)
<cnf> and http://pastie.org/6316179 for gcc version
<apw> cnf, get me a /proc/version and well as gcc -v off that one
<cnf> it's not running the kernel i compile for
<cnf> but Linux version 3.2.0-23-generic (buildd@crested) (gcc version 4.6.3 (Ubuntu/Linaro 4.6.3-1ubuntu4) ) #36-Ubuntu SMP Tue Apr 10 20:39:51 UTC 2012don't you?
<apw> sforshee, it has brcm something yes
<infinity> raring's compiler is 4.7.2, shouldn't cause too many issues with quantal.
<infinity> (And, in fact, a raring kernel package installed on Q should behave just fine)
<apw> 02:00.0 Network controller: Broadcom Corporation BCM4313 802.11b/g/n Wireless LAN Controller (rev 01)
<sforshee> apw, someone is complaining about brcmsmac with BCM4313 so if you had that hardware I wondered how well it's working for you
<apw> sforshee, ^^
<apw> sforshee, its the normal pile of shit all brcm drivers are, expect to rmmod modprobe it at least daily
<apw> its been much better since your last fixes, but not perfect
<sforshee> huh, okay
<apw> but given it is brcm, its purfect
<apw> and given i run full ipv6, and i have to nail network-manager and nm-applet about as often
<sforshee> I rarely have


xnox, that hshould be in this weeks builds, though i thin the US may be off today
<apw> xnox, ie in the archive within 3 weeks
<xnox> apw: ok, thank you.
<xnox> apw: and in -proposed pocket that would be in ~1 week time?
<xnox> (or is that straight away, after current set of -proposed kernels is released)
<apw> xnox, it'd be whenever they are built yeah, so sometime this week
<rsalveti> apw: mind updating the flo kernel with one additional patch? I publish it at http://kernel.ubuntu.com/git?p=rsalveti/ubuntu-trusty.git;a=shortlog;h=refs/heads/flo, and also did a version bump
<rsalveti> apw: would just need it to be merged and pushed to the archive
<apw> rsalveti, ack
<rsalveti> apw: also tested kernel for manta/mako, all good, but we should keep them in the ppa still
<rsalveti> until we're done with the android 4.4 porting (closefor template generators, /etc/default/grub for default "settings" and /etc/default/grub.d/ for sourced settings....
<xnox> e.g. kexec-tools uses the last one as well to set crashkernel= line
<smb> xnox, Neat to know for me ... There might be some use for that for Xen...
<smb> xnox, Ok, so the switch to md works for me and has partitions, too.
<smb> So the only problem I saw was the "exit 0"
<smb> And maybe but thats RTFRN the surprising source of the nomd* grub cmdline args
<jsalisbury> apw, It looks like the amd64 kernel is missing for the 3.14-rc3 mainline build:
<jsalisbury> http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/v3.14-rc3-trusty/
<pkern> Is there an relatively easy way to add a suffix to the Ubuntu kernel version when compiling it? "DEB_BUILD_OPTIONS=parallel=14 AUTOBUILD=1 NOEXTRAS=1 /usr/bin/time fakeroot debian/rules binary-generic" is the current build command I use. |:
<arges> jsalisbury: I


certain environment in which the host is to trigger
<smb> Ok, we could realize that when trying to find a reproducer, too
<arges> smb: i'll send an email with this info you can reply with clarifications
<smb> arges, ok, wfm
<apw> b 3
<miseria> "nunca trates de abarcar el mundo con las dos manos, al final de tus dias, te quedaras sin manos y sin mundo" *bienvenidos: http://castroruben.com *temo_a_un_ser_sin_rival*
<stgraber> so we have a regression with 3.13 on the wandboard... my box won't boot with 3.13.0-11. Last running kernel was -6, will try to figure out exactly which upload broke it now.
<stgraber> 3.13.0-10.30 to 3.13.0-11.31 is where the regression happened
<stgraber> hmm, that doesn't make much sense looking at what changed in 3.13.0-11.31...
<stgraber> yeah, that actually doesn't make any sense seeing that the armhf configurationdidn't change at all in that upload (just bits being moved to common)
<stgraber> I guess we'll see if 3.13.0-12.32 magically works (in which case I'll blame cosmic rays), if not, then maybe something toolchainy changed?
#ubuntu-kernel 2014-02-22
<stgraber> so about earlier, looks like 3.13.0-12 boots fine so blaming it on cosmic rays
<infinity> stgraber: Not cosmis rays at all, it was the IPMI stuff getting built in and then removed again because it broke the world.
<stgraber> infinity: hmm, oh, I see now in the 3.13.0-12 changelog... do I even want to know how enabling IPMI prevents arm boxes from booting? :)
<trippeh> ipmi on arm boxes. is that arm on arm? :)
<infinity> stgraber: Not sure we've dug deep enough into it yet, but the assumption is that on machines without a known


still have no idea what you want to do, and you aren't doing much to help that
<janmsistooschr> ohsix, to be able to look at the virtual clouds I need a stable unvirtualized system.
<ohsix> i still don't know how any drivers you're not using will imply instability
<janmsistooschr> I did not make the claim.
<janmsistooschr> I state what I want.
<ohsix> what you want makes no sense, i'm asking for context to give you some useful advice
<janmsistooschr> I want a machine without vitual capability.
<ohsix> virtio is only tangentially related to that
<ohsix> it is used in place of simulating an ata/scsi port with a real driver, because it can be more efficient; same thing for virtual network drivers
<oscar__> Hi there, just wondering if there's any kernel programming related job position you know aboutis a pain
<lamont> tbf, it would suck far less if it wasn't my primary worksurface
<tseliot> apw: hey, I pinged you about the backport of amdgpu from 4.5, and you recommended that I file a bug report and link the commits to it; I have one more question: would I have to rename that as amdgpu_bpo, or could I simply leave it as it is?
<apw> tseliot, how utterly vile is the delta, if its likely to make maintenance huge its better if its separate
<tseliot> apw: it's about 230 commits. I'm at 136 and I haven't had to fix up commits (other than whitespace issues) so far
<tseliot> apw: I want to make it clear that, if anything fails, I can maintain that code
 * apw dries
<apw> dies
<apw> well i guess


there's a bad interaction between sforshee's patchset and cgns.  i'm going to test a fix, but it'll take some time to buld
<apw> hallyn, cna i build you a kernel or something ?
<apw> hallyn, as i was about to upload, and i suspect i want that kernel in there
<hallyn> apw: i'm trying http://paste.ubuntu.com/15175046/
<hallyn> not sure it's right, but it seems more right than not doing it
<hallyn> apw: i'm about to head out for a bit, if you're going to push that somewhere i'll wait forthat, else i'll leave a build going here
<hallyn> apw since my server tends to crap out when i build a kernel, i'm happy to wait for you :)
<hallyn> eh, i'll leave it building - /me out to get a coffee, bbl
<apw> hallyn, i'll letstick aroudn for the duration of the mount due to task->mntns ?
<hallyn> that actually may be the case bu ti need to think it through
<manjo> apw, shit!
<manjo> (initramfs) echo "81780AD9-068C-4A80-A795-56856973B8F9" | tr '[:upper:]' '[:lowe
<manjo> r:]'
<manjo> 81780AD9-068C-4A80-A795-56856973B8F9
<manjo> apw, so tr trick won't work in initramfs environemt
<manjo> apw, (initramfs) echo "81780AD9-068C-4A80-A795-56856973B8F9" | awk '{print tolower($0
<manjo> )}'
<manjo> 81780ad9-068c-4a80-a795-56856973b8f9
<manjo> that works
<manjo> apw, revised patch attached to the bug with real system boot test results
<jsalisbury> lamont, I posted the last bunch of test kernels in a directory tree.  Location and how they are organized posted to the bug.
<lamont> jsalisbury: awesome
<lamont> I'll smash through the bisect tomorrow
<tjaalton> do you prefer an oldskool pull request or a merge request via lp? (for xenial)
<apw> tjaalton, old skool pull request is prolly easier


the checkin in sget_userns?
<hallyn> sforshee: yes
<sforshee> hallyn: I think at minimum it's probalby okay as a interim fix while we decide what the best fix is
<xnox> bjf, what's the minimal amount of maas functionality is required to run kernel-maas testing for s390x?
<xnox> as far as can tell that enablement is currently staggnating, and i'm wonder if that can be expedited somehow.
<bjf> xnox, right now i only deal with bare-metal via maas
<xnox> bjf, and it needs to boot to ssh right?
<bjf> xnox, yes
<xnox> bjf, and you do use the powercycle functions in maas right? e.g. poweroff/on/reboot?
<bjf> xnox, yup
<xnox> bjf, ok, cool.
<manjo> apw, I had trouble installing from the PPA due to dependcy issues .. posted it to the bug
<manjo> apw, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/initramfs-tools/+bug/1548120
<ubot5> Launchpad bug 1548120 in initramfs-tools (Ubuntu)you running ?
<marlinc> Description:	Ubuntu Xenial Xerus (development branch)
<marlinc> Linux marlinc-laptop 4.4.0-6-generic #21-Ubuntu SMP Tue Feb 16 20:32:27 UTC 2016 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
<smb> marlinc, in theory this site states it should be using the generic hid-multitouch. Though it might not have an alias to load it... http://lii-enac.fr/en/architecture/linux-input/multitouch-devices.html
<marlinc> How would I try that out smb, not sure if I currently have the wrong module loaded
<smb> hm, no... I can see that id (though as hid) in the hid-multitouch driver even in Trusty... question would be whether the usb devide is bound to somehting... think that can be seen via sysfs
<marlinc> https://gist.github.com/Marlinc/7536ba44d19287233824
<marlinc> What would I have to do to check that smb
<smb> marlinc, cannot find it again but your output shows that it got detected by the hid driver


have a case where people are making kernels with versions that look like ours
<zyga> do you have some more data about this?
<apw> or is this hyperthetical attack?
<zyga> ah
<zyga> sorry I misread your qeustion
<apw> more data?  as in how we decide if things are legit?
<zyga> question*
<zyga> no, no; I skipped the "do" in your last statement
<apw> ahh
<zyga> I don't know of such kernels but I'm still making a sweep through pouplar cloud providers
<zyga> but we did see ancient / or current but heavily modified kernels as the norm
<zyga> and they all disable security
<apw> you could probabally argue, if you were going to, that /proc/version_signature includes our trademark for this purpose
<zyga> oh
<zyga> that's perfect!
<apw> and we use the version in there and/or the version in /proc/version to determine ifon 16.04
<kasper93> Is this guide complete? https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/BuildYourOwnKernel I need to change some cfg, but the problem is custom build kernel doesn't boot... last log is about detected keyboard and after that it hangs and watchdogs kicks in.
<dupondje> who manages the config of daily kernel builds?
<dupondje> apw: perhaps? :)
<dupondje> https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/torvalds/linux.git/commit/drivers/misc/cardreader/Kconfig?h=v4.16-rc2&id=e455b69ddf9b69326d0cab28d374faf3325489c9
<dupondje> if this could be enabled ... :)
<dupondje> # CONFIG_MISC_RTSX is not set
<dupondje> # CONFIG_MISC_RTSX_PCI is not set
<dupondje> # CONFIG_MISC_RTSX_USB is not set
<apw> dupondje: mostly it is automated and whatever the default is
#ubuntu-kernel 2018-02-21
<dupondje> apw: to bad, cause my SD-card reader is useless now with daily kernels :)
 * apw will have a think about it
<apw> :q
<caribou> Good morning, are there any plans to deliver xenial kernels with the gcc-5 with the Retpoline patches that was released to updates yesterday


a look, thx.
<cascardo> if it's on linus' tree already, on an RC, just use cherry-pick -x to add the upstream commit information
<cascardo> if you needed to fix any conflicts, or change the original commit in some other way, change "cherry picked from" to "backported from"
<cascardo> and indicate in the subject header (between brackets) the series you are targeting, like [Bionic PATCH], for example
<cascardo> Moral_: hope that helps. look for the BugLink lines on other messages
<Moral_> Yeah, that was helpful. Gonna test then submit something here soon.
#ubuntu-kernel 2018-02-23
<kees> gh
<kees> ignore me :)
<dupondje> lets try to build drm-tip myself :)
<dupondje> rsync -a --exclude=dkms.conf --delete spl/ /home/dupondje/kernel/cod/tip/drm-tip/2018-02-23/debian/build/build-generic/spl/
<dupondje> rsync: change_dir "/home/dupondje/kernel/cod/tip/drm-tip/2018-02-23//spl" failed: No such file or directory (2)
<dupondje> hmmm :D
<dupondje> ah had to clone spl :D
<dupondje> logic
<apw> dupondje, or disable zfs inguys have the ability to trivially bump packages to be up to date easily
<apw> zx2c4, be unimpresed, that is a working version which is tested with that kernel
<apw> zx2c4, that is something i can sru in 1 day in an emergency, a version which has not
<apw> zx2c4, even been tested by us with a developement kernle is not appropriate for an SRU let
<apw> zx2c4, alone an emergency sryu with no dwell
<apw> zx2c4, trust me i know how our sryu process works
<apw> zx2c4, i will then expect tomomrrow to go and make the one in focal new
<apw> zx2c4, and that can be sru'd at a more normal non-emergency pace which fits within
<apw> zx2c4, the sru criteria, and therefore is allowed
<zx2c4> gotcha so youre saying that whenever 20.04 gets the


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.. _unf-v6:

UNF Version 6
================================

*(this document is a draft!)*

The document is primarily intended for those who are interested in implementing their own UNF Version 6 calculator. We would like to encourage multiple parallel implementations, since that would be a great (the only, really) way to cross-validate UNF signatures calculated for specific sets of data.

**Algorithm Description**

UNF v5, on which v6 is based, was originally described in Dr. Micah Altman's paper "A Fingerprint Method for Verification of Scientific Data", Springer Verlag, 2008. The reader is encouraged to consult it for the explanation of the theory behind UNF. However, various changes and clarifications concerning the specifics of normalization have been made to the algorithm since the publication. These crucial details were only documented in the author's unpublished edits of the article andtypes can have negative zero values. It is the responsibility of the implementer, to properly identify the sign of a floating point zero value. Which can be a bit tricky; for example, in Java programming language, when performing arithmetic comparison on values of the primitive type ``double``, the following evaluates to ``TRUE``:
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| ``Double.compare(-0.0d, 0.0d) >= 0``
| ``new Double(-0.0d).compareTo(new Double(0.0d)) >= 0``

.. _note3:

**Note: UNFs of time values in real-life statistical packages**

The following is not by itself an implementation concern. But it is something you may need to consider


not consider this a problem with the algorithm. These differences between the two approaches to handling time values, in R and STATA, should in fact be considered as **significant**. Enough so to conclude that the format conversion actually changes the data **semantically**. Which, in turn, justifies a new UNF.

If for whatever reason it is important to produce an R version of a STATA file while preserving the UNF, it can still be done. One way to achieve that would be to convert the original time vector to a String vector in R, in the format identical to that used in the UNF normalization algorithm, e.g., "``yy-mm-ddThh:mm:ss``". One would not be able to use this resulting R vector in any time-based calculations without extra type conversion. But the dataAPIs on Android phones. If you want to know more how Alex Karpenko and his team made Hyperlapse possible, visit this article on Wired. However, if you’re excited to see how amazing Hyperlapse can be, here’s an actual video.

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Flow diagram of the study progress.

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In this study, we examined the effect of EH0202, a mixture of four herbal extracts that are known to induce interferons, on hepatitis C virus (HCV)-RNA levels in patients with chronic hepatitis C. This was an open-label uncontrolled study. The study subjects ingested food containing EH0202 daily for 3 months, which was equivalent to 1 g of desiccated herbs daily. Clinical symptoms, hematology and biochemical examinations, urine, and HCV-RNA levels were examined before, during (1 month), and after the EH0202 treatment (3 months). Among the 35 patients who successfully completed the study, there were improvements in malaise (seen in 6 patients before and in 2 after EH0202 treatment), bloating sensation in the abdomen


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Plaintiff agreed after receipt of $275,000 in payments to discontinue, at defendant's request, the manufacture of penta and to transfer its assets (with some exceptions) to defendant, presumably without further payment. Paragraphs 7 to 10 of the Agreement follow:
"7. Delaware [plaintiff] will not make, directly or indirectly, a similar arrangement with any other company or individual, and particularly will not give any information to an outsider about their process, trade secrets, know-how developed so far or to be developed in the future. This obligation remains in force for a period of ten years after the expiration of this agreement.
"Reichhold [defendant] shall not give any information about the process, know-how and trade secrets to any unauthorized person, firm or


not now be resolved.
Plaintiff permitted defendant to send its officers and employees to plaintiff's office and plant and permitted them complete access to all records and data in plaintiff's possession relating to the production of penta. Plaintiff permitted photographs to be taken and allegedly answered fully and completely all questions by defendant's officers and employees and in every way co-operated to the fullest extent possible in relaying to defendant all plaintiff's trade secrets relating to the manufacture and production of penta. Defendant has denied that a full disclosure was made or that plaintiff disclosed valuable trade secrets to defendant. I need not decide this now.
Plaintiff released George Spiller from his employment with plaintiff and permitted *916 him to enter the employ of defendant to assist defendant in trainingby the statute of limitations, I conclude that plaintiff's motion for judgment on the counterclaims in their present forms should be granted. However, defendant may seek leave to amend so as to assert the counterclaims defensively. If the amendment is allowed, plaintiff can then proceed in an orderly way to make any further attack it desires on the amended counterclaims.
Order on notice.
NOTES
[1]  The defendant's motion to dismiss was converted without objection into a motion for summary judgment.
[2]  I need not now decide the impact of Paragraph 9 of the agreement.
[3]  Other aspects of the rule are not now pertinent.


and C1. All patients underwent a craniectomy less than 3 cm in diameter followed by a duroplasty with dura substitute. No arachnoid manipulation was necessary. Three patients (8.1%) experienced cerebrospinal fluid leaks that resolved without complications. At a mean follow up of 40 months (range 16-72) 80.5% of patients exhibited improvement over their preoperative neurological examination while 11.1% stabilized. The syrinx shrank in 80.5% of patients. Chi-square test showed that preoperative syrinx extension and degree of tonsillar descent did not correlate with clinical and neuroradiological postoperative evolution. Treating syringomyelia associated in Chiari I malformation with CCD leads to a large percentage of patients with satisfying results and no irreversible complications.1.9 year) participated in this study. The UCP adolescents were recruited from the outpatient clinic of the Pediatric Neurology and Neurorehabilitation Unit, Lausanne University Hospital. Inclusion criteria were (1) age 10--16 years; (2) unilateral spastic CP diagnosed by a pediatric neurologist and/or physiatrist; (3) low level of spasticity (Ashworth 1 and 2; Ashworth, [@B1]); (4) level I or II of the Gross Motor Function Classification System (GMFCS) (Palisano et al., [@B37]); (5) cognitive ability to understand instructions. The TD group was recruited via an e-mail to collaborators of the Unit and selected on age, height and body mass matching the UCP population. Exclusion criteria for both groups were mental retardation or severe learning difficulties and severe visual disorders. The local ethics committee approved the study protocol and the


inertial sensors located on the lower part of the back permitted the computation of kinetic aspects of walking related to the displacement of the COM (Pfau et al., [@B40]; Meichtry et al., [@B33]). The three-dimensional accelerations of the COM determined the vertical, forward, and medio-lateral COM accelerations and the external mechanical work (*W*~*ext*~) was calculated, as previously proposed (Cavagna, [@B6]). Integrations were used to determine the COM velocity and displacement in the three directions. The instantaneous potential energy of the COM (*E*~*p*~; J) was computed from vertical displacement (*h; m*), body mass (*m*; kg), and gravitational constant (*g:* 9.81 m.s^−2^; Equation 1). From the instantaneous vertical (*V*~*y*~; m.s^−1^), horizontal (*V*~*x*~; m.s^−1^), and lateral (*V*~*z*~; m.s^−1^) velocities and *m*, the instantaneous total (*E*~*k*~; J), vertical (*E*~*kv*~; J), forward (*E*~*kf*~;         46.1 ± 11.0         0.07
  Height (cm)      161.4 ± 9.2          156.1 ± 12.3        0.29

*Mean values ± standard deviation (SD). UCP, unilateral cerebral palsy adolescents; TD, typically developing adolescents; n, number of participants*.

Spatiotemporal parameters
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### Standard walking speed

Stride duration and length were significantly lower, whereas stride frequency was significantly higher, during treadmill compared to overground walking in both groups (*P* ≤ 0.009*;* Table [2](#T2){ref-type="table"}). There were no significant differences in the single and double support durations between walking conditions and groups (*P* ≥ 0.2; Table [2](#T2){ref-type="table"}). The lateral COM displacements were significantly


*R*, %                       64.2 ± 7.0                   59.3 ± 8.1                  66.5 ± 4.1      63.0 ± 5.6    0.53[^\*^](#TN5){ref-type="table-fn"}
  W~*k*~/W~*p*~                1.19 ± 0.23                  1.10 ± 0.21        1. Introduction
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The exposure of interest in nutritional epidemiology is typically the long-term average or 'usual' daily intake of a given nutrient, food, or food group. However, there is no gold standard measurement, and studies of the association between dietary intake and disease rely heavily on self-reported measures of intake, which may be subject not only to random errors but also to errors that depend on the true exposure level and on person-specific biases. Errors in measures of dietary intake result in biased estimates of diet--disease associations. Random error causes associations to be underestimated and possible failure to detect associations [@b1]. Systematic error, on the other hand, can result in underestimated or overestimated associations [@b1]. It is important to try to quantify and correct for the effects of measurement


error on observed diet--disease associations.

Self-reported measurements of dietary intake are obtained using food frequency questionnaires (FFQs) or using records of actual intake over a day or series of days [@b2]. Types of food record include 24-h recalls, diet diaries, and weighed food records. FFQs are structured questionnaires designed to measure habitual intake of the foods listed by asking individuals to choose their usual frequency of intake from a number of categories offered. FFQs provide a relatively inexpensive method of measuring dietary intake compared with food records, which are time-consuming to process, may require lengthy interviews, and can be burdensome for participants. Hence, the FFQ has typically been used as the main dietary instrument in large prospective studies, whereas food records may be obtained only for a subset ofsecond measurement is available, which is subject only to classical measurement error, that is, . In the case of classical measurement error in the main exposure, may be a repeat measurement of *X*~*i*~ obtained using the same instrument. Alternatively, if *X*~*i*~ is subject to a nonclassical error, may be a different type of measurement, for example, a less error-prone but more expensive measurement, which provides an unbiased measure of *T*~*i*~ and is available in a validation study. Under the crucial assumption that the errors in *X*~*i*~ and are independent, we can estimate the RDR *λ*~*XT*~ by a regression of on *X*~*i*~ [@b1], [@b8].

We now put this into the context of a nutritional epidemiological study. Most commonly, researchers have compared FFQ measurements (*X*~*i*~) with measurements obtained from food records


FFQ, that is, the food record is assumed to provide an unbiased measure of true intake *T*~*i*~:

A number of authors have considered models of a similar form to ([3](#m14){ref-type="disp-formula"}) [@b9], [@b13], [@b15], [@b17], [@b25]. The assumptions required to identify the parameters of model ([3](#m14){ref-type="disp-formula"}) depend on how many repeated measures of each type are available. If only one measurement of each type is available (*Q*~*i*1~,*R*~*i*1~), we require the assumption that the errors and are uncorrelated (or have some known correlation) to estimate the RDR. In this case, the RDR is *λ*~*QT*~ = cov(*R*~*i*1~,*Q*~*i*1~) / var(*Q*~*i*1~), and we can estimate it from a linear regression of *R*~*i*1~ on *Q*~*i*1~. Note, however, that not all of the individual parameters of the model can be estimated in this case, that is,advice for specific surrogate biomarkers, it remains unclear how values of *ρ*~*MM*~ should be chosen for a sensitivity analysis. Using a surrogate biomarker model similar to ([5](#m29){ref-type="disp-formula"}), Wong *et al*. [@b32] performed sensitivity analyses using values *ρ*~*MM*~ = 0,0.2,0.4 in simulation studies.

3. Illustration: plasma vitamin C as a surrogate biomarker for fruit and vegetable intake in EPIC-Norfolk
=========================================================================================================

In this section, we apply the methods outlined in Section 2 to data on intake of fruit and vegetables in the EPIC-Norfolk study, using plasma vitamin C as the surrogate biomarker. EPIC-Norfolk is a cohort of 25639 individuals recruited during 1993--1997 from a population of individuals aged 45--75 years in Norfolk, UK [@b40]. During follow-up, study participants were invited to attend health checks at which dietary intake was assessed using an FFQ


results indicate that we would make a potentially large overcorrection for the effects of measurement error under the usual assumptions that *β*~*R*~ = 1 and *ρ*~*MM*~ = 0, which resulted in the lowest RDRs. Our results also suggest that for fruit and vegetable intake, the degree of measurement error in FFQs and 7DDs is similar, although the 7DD measurements are a little more highly correlated with true intake.

4.2. Using surrogate biomarkers in practice
-------------------------------------------

In light of our results, one might consider what can be gained by using surrogate biomarkers to estimate measurement error models for self-reported dietary measurements. The use of surrogate biomarkers allows us to relax the assumptions that errors in FFQs and food records are independent and that errors in repeated measurements using the same instrument areusing the maximum likelihood approach was that under model ([8](#m51){ref-type="disp-formula"}), there are multiple solutions for some parameters under the methods of moments, although Spiegelman *et al*. [@b33] did suggest a weighted combination of estimates for use in this situation. A comparison of the two approaches under different measurement error settings may be warranted.

Finally, the methods presented in this paper have focused on studies in which a single dietary exposure of interest is measured with error. Analyses in nutritional epidemiology often involve more than one dietary exposure, all of which are likely to be measured with error. In particular, associations are often adjusted for total energy intake. Rosner *et al*. [@b58] extended the method of regression calibration to enable multivariate measurement error correction. For this situation, multivariate versions of


calibration.

4.4. Conclusions
----------------

Estimation of RDRs, and therefore correction of diet--disease associations for the effects of measurement error, is highly sensitive to model assumptions. Depending on the assumptions made, we may conclude that the observed association between fruit and vegetable intake is either grossly underestimated or even somewhat overestimated when using FFQs or food records as the main measurement. The common assumptions that the food record measurement is not subject to scaling bias (*β*~*R*~ = 1) and that errors in repeated surrogate biomarker measurement are independent (*ρ*~*MM*~ = 0) may result in a large overcorrection for measurement error. We should take extreme care when interpreting results from estimated measurement error models and the resulting corrected diet--disease associations. The use of sensitivity analyses seems vital to understanding the potential impact oftakes the form

We do not include a person-specific error term for the surrogate biomarker. As already noted with reference to model ([7](#m40){ref-type="disp-formula"}), we cannot allow for both a person-specific error term in the surrogate biomarker and different correlations between FFQ and food record measurements made at the same time point and made at different time points. We assume all error terms in model ([14](#m14){ref-type="disp-formula"}) to be uncorrelated with *T*~*ij*~ and with all covariates. We assume person-specific errors *q*~*i*~ and *r*~*i*~ to be normally distributed with means 0, variances and , and correlation corr(*q*~*i*~,*r*~*i*~) = *τ*~*qr*~. We assume that the errors arise from a normal distribution with mean 0 and variance . The errors and (*j* ≠ *k*) have correlation *ρ*~*MM*~, which is to be specified in a sensitivity


Governor Mike DeWine said he would “absolutely” support a heartbeat bill. In Tennessee, Republican Gov. Bill Lee and the top two GOP state lawmakers say they support the measure.

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Good length - The ideal length that the bowler aims for, getting the batsman in two minds as whether to play forwards or back

Googly - The legspinner's variation that turns into the right-hander and away from the left-hander

Grubber - A ball that hardly bounces - see also shooter

Half volley - A ball that is the perfect length for driving, fuller than a good length but not a full-toss

Handled the ball - If the batsmen deliberately touches the ball with his hands he can be given out. Michael Vaughan fell victim to this in India on 2002-03 tour in Bangalore

Hawk-Eye - A tracking technology which helps to explain


the intricacies of the sport, Hawk-Eye can be helpful in judging LBWs. At the moment it is used mainly for arm-chair umpiring, although one day it may be used in an official capacity

Heavy ball - When a delivery is quicker than it looks and hits the bat harder or higher than is expected

Hit the ball twice - If a batsmen deliberately strikes the ball twice to gain runs he can be given out. However, the batsman can knock the ball away from his stumps with the bat

Hit the deck - The bowler's ability to deliver the ball from height and extract extra bounce from the pitch

Hoick - Same as slog, but most used for on-side shots

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Outside edge - When the ball hits the edge of the bat which is furthest away from his body.

Outswing - When the ball swings away from the batsman and towards the slips.

Paddle - A sweep shot.

Pair - When a batsman gets a duck in both innings.

Pinch-hitters - Lower-order batsmen promoted in the line-up to try and hit up a few quick runs. Used mostly when a team is chasing a huge total in a one-dayer - the thinking being that a few quick runs will reduce the asking rate; and if the pinch-hitter gets out, the specialist batsmen are still around

Pitch - The bounce of the ball - "it pitches on a good length". Also, the cut strip in the


concentration and give his wicket away. Often offensive, occasionally amusing, always a topic of conversation

Slog - Used to describe a shot which is not in the coaching book

Slogger - Exponent of the slog

Slog-sweep - A heave to the leg side, played like the sweep, but a lofted shot

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Standing back/standing up Where a wicketkeeper positions himself for a particular bowler. He stands back for fast bowlers, and stands up for spinners

Stock ball A bowler's regular delivery, minimum risk, little chance of runs or wickets. To get away with aslower ball, they need a stock ball to lull the batsman into a false sense of security

Stonewall To protect one's wicket at all costs, putting defence above all other virtues. See Jacques Kallis. Also a gay pride organisation

Strike rate The number of runs a batsman scores per 100 balls; the number of deliveries a bowler needs to take his wickets

Sundries Australian word for extras

Supersub A short-lived experminent in 2005 by the ICC to try to spruce up


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Two-paced A wicket that is beginning to break up, usually after three or four days of a Test match, and so produces some deliveries that leap off a length, and others that sneak through at shin-height

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Despite the apparent diversity of galaxy types in VV 166, the relative proportions of morphologies that we see here may provide a representative sample of galactic types found throughout the universe. It’s possible that some members of VV166 may have grown by drawing in smaller galaxies from the local environment and consuming them. Or, perhaps, like some herds of animals, galaxy groups may be joined by other “species” – sometimes passively, sometimes violently; this would help to explain the observed mix of morphological types in these groups.

On the larger cosmological scale, galaxy groupsPfaffian description of this state [@moore91]. Besides the Pfaffian other alternative candidate wavefunctions [@levin07; @lee07; @wen91; @halperin83; @wen90], such as the anti-Pfaffian solution [@levin07; @lee07], have been proposed. An ongoing intense experimental effort is not yet able to unambiguously discriminate between these proposals [@radu08; @willett10; @kang11; @dolev11; @lin12].

Due to their very similar energy scales, proposed ground states at $\nu=5/2$ are expected to be in close competition [@xia04] and, therefore, the delicate energy balance can be tipped by a perturbation such as Landau level mixing (LLM). LLM is the coupling between different Landau levels caused by the Coulomb interaction and it is quantified by the dimensionless parameter $\kappa=E_c/\hbar \omega_C$ [@yoshi84]. Here $E_c$ is the Coulomb energy and $\hbar \omega_C$ the cyclotron energy. It is well recognized that by generating


second subband is not expected.

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The activation energy gap $\Delta$ is extracted from the temperature dependence of the magnetoresistance using the $R_{xx} \propto \exp(-\Delta/2T)$ relation. For achieving a good thermal contact between the 2DEG and the thermal bath we used a He-3 immersion cell and for thermometry we employed quartz tuning fork viscometry [@cell]. The Arrhenius plots of the magnetoresistance at $\nu=5/2$ for several different electron densities are shown in Fig.3a and Fig.3b. At the highest prepared density $n=6.13 \times 10^{10}$ cm$^{-2}$, the gap of $\nu=5/2$ FQHS is $\Delta_{5/2}$=80 mK. A similar measurement of the $\nu =7/3$ FQHS (not shown) results in $\Delta_{7/3}$=27 mK.still many bizarre visuals that harnessed lighting, camera control, CGI, animatronics and countless other elements, and that's not to mention the erratic editing.

Here are five of the drugs taken in the film, their most notable effects, and how Pecorini briefly outlined the cinematic qualities of each to American Cinematographer in May 1998 (we've reached out to Pecorini for some elaboration):

Diethyl ether

(Similar effects to those of alcohol but more potent - distorted thinking, euphoria, visual/auditory hallucinations at higher doses)

"Loose depth of field; everything becomes non-defined"

Adrenochrome

(Thought disorder, derealisation, euphoria)

"Everything gets narrow and claustrophobic, move closer with lens"

Mescaline

(Similar to those of LSD and psilocybin but with an emphasis on intense colour perception. Visual patterns, synesthesia, an altered sense of time and self, and, uniquely to mescaline, a 'geometricisation'/cubism of three-dimensional objects,


813 F.2d 744, 748 (5th Cir. 1987) (noting that claims not argued on ap-
peal are abandoned). Moreover, he has not identified any genuinely contested
issue of fact that is material to whether the defendants “refused to treat him,
ignored his complaints, intentionally treated him incorrectly, or engaged in any
similar conduct that would clearly evince a wanton disregard for any serious
medical needs.” Johnson v. Treen, 759 F.2d 1236, 1238 (5th Cir. 1985). As the
magistrate judge aptly stated, “this is a classic case where an inmate disagrees
with the methods of treatment afforded by prison officials, and such disputes do
not state a constitutional claim for indifference to medical needs.” See also John-
son, 759 F.2d at 1237-39 (holding same).
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External links

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Significant improvement of glycemic control in diabetic patients with HCV infection responding to direct-acting antiviral agents.
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Meanwhile B.J., who has split his time between the extremely counterproductive leadoff spot and a somewhat more reasonable no. 5 position in the order, has yielded very poor results, hitting .140/.232/.240 after his 0-for-4 day Wednesday. He and no. 2 hitter Jason Heyward, both of whom will surely improve, have actually helped minimize Justin’s potency with Heyward’s .128/.281/.298 mixed in. (Justin’s home runs in this admittedly tiny sample have averaged 0.375 runners on base—five solo, three two-run—while the average home run last year came with 0.576 runners on and the average


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