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Sélection de liens pour la saison NCAA 2008 (saison 2008-2009 en Belgique)

Laurent RICHARD — 2008-10-02T12:43:00Z

HomeBank ING sous Linux avec Ubuntu Heron (8.04)

Laurent RICHARD — 2008-06-15T01:38:08Z

Point 1 : Télécharger le programme

Téléchargez le fichier deb du programme (version 3.33 pour le moment) : Fichier deb

et installez le (je suppose que vous savez retrouver le fichier et cliquer dessus)

Point 2 : Configurer le programme en mode graphique

$ /opt/HomeBank/HBSetup

Point 3 : Rajouter les bibliothèques manquantes

$ wget http://be.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/universe/g/gcc-2.95/libstdc++2.10-glibc2.2_2.95.4-24_i386.deb 
 $ sudo dpkg -i libstdc++2.10-glibc2.2_2.95.4-24_i386.deb

Point 4 : Lier symboliquement des nouvelles bibliothèques pour faire croire que les anciennes sont là

$ sudo ln -s /usr/lib/libtiff.so.4 /usr/lib/libtiff.so.3
 $ sudo ln -s /usr/lib/libexpat.so.1 /usr/lib/libexpat.so.0

Point 5 : Importer/Configurer votre clé privé/public

Créer un fichier de sécurité

Ouvrez le module de sécurité en exécutant le programme : HBSecurity

Dans le menu “Sécurité” choisissez “Nouveau”

Remplissez toutes les données et cliquez OK

Un message vous confirme que le fichier de sécurité a été créé

Fermez le module de sécurité

Importer un fichier de sécurité

Ouvrez le module de sécurité en exécutant le programme : HBSecurity

Dans le menu “Sécurité” choisissez “Configurer”

Cliquez sur le bouton “Importer”

Choisissez l'emplacement du fichier de sécurité et cliquez OK

Fermez le module de sécurité

Note : A partir de maintenant, le module de sécurité utilisera le fichier depuis l'emplacement choisi par vous. Ne déplacez pas le fichier de cet emplacement et ne l'effacez pas.

Point 6 : HomeBank en mode texte

Il semblerait possible de ne pas installer HomeBank sans WxWidget (et donc sans la version périmée) en lançant simplement la commande :

HBSecurity -t

La commande semble détaillée dans le manuel fourni. Cette option n'a pas encore été testée par mes soins.

Merci à Adrien Kunysz pour cette info. Site de Adrien Kunysz parlant de cette option pour le HB en mode texte.

Le manuscrit

Laurent RICHARD — 2008-05-11T22:06:13Z

Le fichier PDF rendu pour le 26 mai 2008.

- Mémoire ECI

Ruby on Rails - Gestionnaire de contacts

Laurent RICHARD — 2008-05-11T21:51:47Z

Voici le code source du programme que je dois rentre le 26 mai à mon école.

Celui-ci est le gestionnaire de programme crée pour le Conseil Supérieur de l'Audiovisuel.

Utiliser la console pour votre application Ruby on Rails

Laurent RICHARD — 2007-11-17T16:24:50Z

Si malgré toute vos tentatives de lancer à l'intérieur de la racine de votre projet Rails :

ruby script/console se termine encore et toujours par :

Loading development environment.
 /usr/local/lib/ruby/1.8/irb/completion.rb:10:in `require': no such file to load -- readline (LoadError)
 from /usr/local/lib/ruby/1.8/irb/completion.rb:10
 from /usr/local/lib/ruby/1.8/irb/init.rb:252:in `require'
 from /usr/local/lib/ruby/1.8/irb/init.rb:252:in `load_modules'
 from /usr/local/lib/ruby/1.8/irb/init.rb:250:in `each'
 from /usr/local/lib/ruby/1.8/irb/init.rb:250:in `load_modules'
 from /usr/local/lib/ruby/1.8/irb/init.rb:21:in `setup'
 from /usr/local/lib/ruby/1.8/irb.rb:54:in `start'
 from /usr/local/bin/irb:13

Ne désespérez pas ;)

Voici la solution :

$ sudo apt-get install libncurses5-dev libreadline5-dev
 $ sudo updatedb
 $ slocate ext/ |grep ext/readline
 $ cd ext/readline
 $ sudo ruby extconf.rb
 $ sudo make
 $ sudo make install

Kake-goe (vocals)

Laurent RICHARD — 2007-09-06T13:25:40Z

Kake-goe is so important to kendo that it is sometimes called another waza.

Kake-goe should be stong, weighty and big, coming from the bottom of the stomach.

A weak kake-goe from the only using your mouth and sounding the "howling of a distant dog" will give an impression of impotance and will be counter productive.

However, you should not utter unnecessary or vulgar kake-goe.

The effect of kake-goe is to :

Harness your will, increase your energy and develop your spirit.
Make your opponent feel your power (<- respect your authoritai !)
Bring your mind, spirit and energy (or spirit, sword and body - kikentai) together
Make your strikes sharper and easier to perform.

Sources : http://www.kendo-world.com

What to watch out for when taking off kendo-gu

Laurent RICHARD — 2007-09-06T13:24:27Z

Take off your bogu slowly after being certain to untie all himo knots. Never rush to remove your bogu
Take off the right kote, the left kote and place them in front of your knees with the heads facing forward
Untie your men-himo, take the loose himo up in loops, hold the men at the cheek position with both hands and take off from the top first. Place the bundled himo inside the men and place the men on the kote such that the centre of the mengane is lined up between them
Take of your men-towel and wipe off your sweat (also wipe the sweat from insite your men) spread it out and place it on top of your men
Untie the lower and then upper do-himo and place in front of your kote with the inside of the do facing you
Untie the tare-himo and after removing the tare place it on the do, standing it in front of the do lacquer.

Sources : http://www.kendo-world.com

What to watch out for when putting on kendo-gu

Laurent RICHARD — 2007-09-06T13:24:02Z

Himo (ties)

also for the sake of safety, tie himo firmly so they are not untidy.
keep both ends of the himo in the not the same length (the length of the men himo is about 40cm from the knot)

Tare

with the large centre flap in the centre tie the tare with the belt bit against the lower stomach
cross the tare-himo at the back (below the koshi-ita of the tare) bring over the hip bone and tie under the large flap at the front

Do

tie correctly directly in front of the body
lift suffiently, cross the long himo at the back and tie at the upper chi-kawa
if you tie the do to high you will create pressure on your throat and under your arms, your movement will become slow, and a dangerous gap will appear between your tare and do
if you tie the do to low a dangerous gap wil form beneath your nodo and underarms

Men

wrap your head in your men towel
hold the men with both hands at the position of the cheeks, put your chin inside followed by your forehead
cross the himo at the back slightly below the centre of the head bring around and cross at the bottom of the men-gane, (pass both himo through the lowest gap) and tie at the back of the head, with the himo hanging about 40cm below the knot
it is dangerous to tie the men tilted upwards because it can come off easily if tied like this

Kote

hang on the shaft when putting on the kote
if you hold by the head it can change shape and become easy to damage

Sources : http://www.kendo-world.com

Sequence of putting on and taking off kendo-gu

Laurent RICHARD — 2007-09-06T13:15:53Z

Put on your kendo-gu quickly and correctly so that it does not come lose or fall off during keiko (or shiai)
After use be mindful of cleanliness and tidiness
When putting on kendo-gu do so in the order : tare -> do -> men -> left kote -> right kote. When taking off kendo-gu the order is reversed.

Sources : http://www.kendo-world.com

Ashi-sabaki (Footwork)

Laurent RICHARD — 2007-09-06T13:06:22Z

Ashi-sabaki is the way of moving your feet to move your body or when you hit, including ayumi-ashi, okuri-ashi, hiraki-ashi and tsugi-ashi. Ayumi-ashi is moving your feet backwards and forwards in big steps to move quickly, okuri-ashi is moving quickly in various directions in small steps, hiraki-ashi can be used to hit your opponent or avoid their strike while moving to the side, and tsugi-ashi is used when you need to hit your opponent from a long distance.

1. Ayumi-ashi

Moving forward and backwards in the same way as walking normally

don't lift your feet to high so you are using suri-ashi (<- so your feet slide)
move your centre of gravity as much as possible horizontally, centred at your waist
move without letting your kamae break down, and without your upperbody or shinai swaying

2. Okuri-ashi

Move with the foot closest to the direction in which direction you want to move, so that the following foot pulls up behind straight away.

try and bring the following foot up to the correct position without allowing it to become slow or be left behind
when moving backwards and forwards make sure that your heel doesn't touch the floor
also follow the points listed for ayumi-ashi

3. Hiraki-ashi

When moving forward to the right keep your right foot facing your opponent. Move your right foot diagonally forward and follow with the left foot so that your left waist rotates back to the left and you end up facing your opponent correctly. Moving forward left, back left/right is done in a similar fashion.

make sure the following foot comes up to the correct position
move your centre of gravity centred at your waiste

4. Tsugi-ashi

Move your left foot up to the position of your right foot and then immediatelymove your right foot forward in a big step in the same manner as for okuri-ashi.

when initially bringing your left foot up you might tend to stop. So that you don't give your opponent to attack make sure that you move your right foot forward as soon as your left foot has come up.
do the entire movement in one breath, from moving the left foot up to pushing the right foot out.

Welcome to my wonderful world

Sélection de liens pour la saison NCAA 2008 (saison 2008-2009 en Belgique)

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Vidéos

Further readings

HomeBank ING sous Linux avec Ubuntu Heron (8.04)

Point 1 : Télécharger le programme

Point 2 : Configurer le programme en mode graphique

Point 3 : Rajouter les bibliothèques manquantes

Point 4 : Lier symboliquement des nouvelles bibliothèques pour faire croire que les anciennes sont là

Point 5 : Importer/Configurer votre clé privé/public

Point 6 : HomeBank en mode texte

Le manuscrit

Ruby on Rails - Gestionnaire de contacts

Utiliser la console pour votre application Ruby on Rails

Kake-goe (vocals)

What to watch out for when taking off kendo-gu

What to watch out for when putting on kendo-gu

Himo (ties)

Tare

Do

Men

Kote

Sequence of putting on and taking off kendo-gu

Ashi-sabaki (Footwork)

1. Ayumi-ashi

2. Okuri-ashi

3. Hiraki-ashi

4. Tsugi-ashi