Planet SDF

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| [1] | Event                            | [2] |       Date |
|-----+----------------------------------+-----+------------|
| A   | First Sunday of Advent           | M   | 2013-12-02 |
| A   | St. Francis Xavier               | F   |      12-03 |
| A   | St. Nicholas                     | F   |      12-06 |
| A   | Immaculate Conception[3]         | F   |      12-08 |
| C   | Christmas[3]                     | F   |      12-25 |
| C   | Holy Family                      | M   | 2013-12-30 |
| C   | Mary, Mother of God[3]           | F   |      01-01 |
| C   | Epiphany[3]                      | M   | 2012-01-08 |
| C   | Baptism of Christ                | M   | 2012-01-09 |
| O   | Conversion of St. Paul           | F   |      01-25 |
| O   | Presentation of Christ           | F   |      02-02 |
| O   | 26 Saints of Japan               | F   |      02-06 |
| O   | Our Lady of Lourdes              | F   |      02-11 |
| L   | Ash Wednesday                    | M   | 2012-02-22 |
| L   | St. Patrick                      | F   |      03-17 |
| L   | St. Joseph[3]                    | F   |      03-19 |
| L   | Anunciation[3]                   | F   |      03-25 |
| E   | Easter Sunday[3]                 | M   | 2012-04-08 |
| E   | St. Joseph the Worker            | F   |      05-01 |
| E   | Ascension[3]                     | M   | 2012-05-20 |
| E   | Pentecost[3]                     | M   | 2012-05-27 |
| O   | Visitation                       | F   |      05-31 |
| O   | Trinity Sunday[3]                | M   | 2012-06-03 |
| O   | Corpus Christi[3]                | M   | 2012-06-10 |
| O   | Sacred Heart[3]                  | M   | 2012-06-15 |
| O   | Birth of St. John the Baptist[3] | F   |      06-24 |
| O   | SS. Peter & Paul[3]              | F   |      06-29 |
| O   | Transfiguration                  | F   |      08-06 |
| O   | Assumption of Mary[3]            | F   |      08-15 |
| O   | Birth of Mary                    | F   |      09-08 |
| O   | Veneration of the Cross          | F   |      09-14 |
| O   | Sts. Michael, Gabriel & Raphael  | F   |      09-29 |
| O   | St. Therese of Liseux            | F   |      10-01 |
| O   | Guardian Angels                  | F   |      10-02 |
| O   | St. Francis of Assisi            | F   |      10-04 |
| O   | Our Lady of the Rosary           | F   |      10-07 |
| O   | St. Luke                         | F   |      10-18 |
| O   | All Saints[3]                    | F   |      11-01 |
| O   | All Souls                        | F   |      11-02 |
| O   | Christ the King[3]               | M   | 2012-11-25 |
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[1]: Liturgical season:
     A: Advent
     C: Christmas
     O: Ordinary time
     L: Lent
     T: Easter Triduum
     E: Easter

[2]: Event type:
     F: Fixed feast
     M: Moveable feast
     P: Parish event

[3]: Solemnity

A technique for writing structured programs in classic (line-numbered) BASIC.

Structure-In-BASIC (SIB) is intended for beginning programmers who have been introduced to classic BASIC and wish to create more complex programs (programs too long to display on a single screen without paging/scrolling) before learning another language with better support for structured programming, or for advanced programmers who wish to create structured programs in BASIC.

SIB is composed of a set of source code patterns for implementing standard program structures in BASIC. The patterns should be simple to insert into program source, easily recognizable and distinctive, and undamageable by line renumbering. They should also assume no knowledge of other programming languages on the part of the programmer.

• Selection

• Conditional

01000 REM /// BEGIN CONDITIONAL \\\_________________________
01010 IF skip-condition THEN 1030
01020 REM conditional sequence ...
01030 REM \\\ END CONDITIONAL ///---------------------------

• Alternative

01000 REM /// BEGIN A

• Repetition

• FOR-NEXT

(Use standard BASIC syntax.)

• Test-Exit-Loop

01000 REM /// BEGIN TEST-EXIT \\\___________________________
01010 IF exit-test THEN 1040
01020 REM loop sequence ...
01030 GOTO 1000
01040 REM \\\ END   TEST-EXIT-LOOP ///----------------------

rc

• Clean up SDF disk
• Backup MOTD DB
• Record config. and remove test Drupal installation
• Double-check all Dokuwiki articles copied into cave
• Uninstall Dokuwiki
• Install Drupal in papa.motd.org root
• Castle Forth
• Do something with VPS15 (ITS? wapsh? HTTPS?)

A series of tutorials for programming languages of interest. The tutorial for a given language "L" consists of a sequence of sample programs, each demonstrating the most straight-forward to accomplish some basic operation in that language. The sample programs start with "Hello World" and increase in complexity through terminal and file nput/ output. The sample programs can be used as building blocks to make production programs.

Sample programs should be short and straight-forward. Techniques should be generic and as portable aspossible. Generally avoid platform-dependent techniques in favor of genericity.

(May create "-on-" A-B-C where platform-dependent techniques have particularly great advantage, or where generic techniques are particularly disadvantageous.)

• The A-B-Cs

1. Hello: Print literal string on terminal. 2. Print string from variable on terminal. 3. Echo: Accept user input, print on terminal. 4. Input from command line, print on terminal.

• Languages

• C
• C-on-VMS
• Macro-20
• Common Lisp
• MAC Lisp
• Scheme
• BASIC-10
• HP BASIC
• FORTRAN
• BLISS

* Source: Dave Sinkula. Reading a File Line By Line. * Jan. 12, 2005. DaniWeb. * * accessed Jan. 24, 2012. */

#include

int main ( void ) { static const char filename[] = "file.txt"; FILE *file = fopen ( filename, "r" ); if ( file != NULL ) { char line [ 128 ]; * or other suitable maximum line size * while ( fgets ( line, sizeof line, file ) != NULL ) * read a line * { fputs ( line, stdout ); * write the line * } fclose ( file ); } else { perror ( filename ); * why didn't the file open? * } return 0; }

• Hosts/Sites

Repository (distributed and redundant for backup) for Cave resources. Serve public resources over Internet. Local additions, editing, deletion.

|--+----+--+--+--| | Host | Domain | Port | Dir | Content | |--+----+--+--+--| | papa | sdf.org | HTTP | | [1] | | vps15 | sdf.org | ? | | | | * | sdf.org | Gopher | 1/users/papa | | | papa | motd.org | HTTP | | | | papa | motd.org | HTTP | bika | | | kankan | twenex.org | HTTP | ~papa | | | *,www | meyer-english.com | HTTP | | | | * | meyer-21c.net | ? | | | | www | polarhome.com | 763 | ~papa | Alpha[1] | | www | polarhome.com | 753 | ~papa | Debian[1] | | www | polarhome.com | 743 | ~papa | NetBSD[1] | | www | polarhome.com | 793 | ~jdm | RedHat[1] | | gein | vistech.net | HTTP | ~jdm | | | cosw | isunlimited.net | 5656 | | TinyMUX | | * | retro-net.org | HTTP | ~papa | | | * | retro-net.org | Gopher | 1/papa | | | | cyber1.org | | | | |--+----+--+--+--|

[1]: SSL supported

• Workstations

Check-out/check-in all or part of Cave resources for the purpose editing, adding, or deleting files locally. Changes later synchronized with repository.

|----+-----| | iza | Zaurus SL-C1000 | | jii | FMV Deskpower CE9/100L | | lixi | Dimension 4500C | | shiro | FMV Lifebook 718NU4| |----+-----|

The Gospel According to St. Luke 

(24 chapters)

1. 5/1  Lk 1:1-54 
2. 5/15 Lk 1:57-2:21
3. 5/22 Lk 2:22-52
4. 6/3 Lk 3:1-20
5. 6/12 Lk 3:21-4:13
6. 6/26 Lk 4:14-37
7. 7/3 Lk 4:38-5:11
8. 7/10 Lk 5:12-26
9. 7/17 Lk 5:27-39

10. 9/4 Lk 6:1-11
11. 9/11 Lk 6:12-26
12. 9/18 Lk 6:27-36
13. 10/2 Lk 6:37-49
14. 10/9 Lk 7:1-17
15. 10/30 Lk 7:18-35
16. 11/6 Lk 7:36-8:10
17. 11/20 (repeat #16)
18. 12/11 Lk 8:16-21

19. 2012/1/15 Lk 8:22-39
20. 1/22 Lk 8:40-9:6 

|+-----+--+-------| | | Service | Fee | Remarks | |+-----+--+-------| | 1 | SDF VHOST 10MB/mo. | $60/yr. | incl. .com reg. | |+-----+--+-------| | 2 | SDF VHOST 50MB/mo. | $120/yr. | | |+-----+--+-------| | 3 | SDF ARPA admin. ID | $36 | or use papa or kid's | |+-----+--+-------| | 4 | SDF TWEAK | $20/yr. | if admin. w/ papa | |+-----+--+-------| | 5 | .jp domain reg. | \2980/yr. | or use .jpn.com? | |+-----+--+-------|

JP domain registration services:

- http://www.onamae.com/

- http://www.value-domain.com/

• Server-side includes

index.shtml, announce.shtml, contact.shtml, jikanwari.shtml, location.shtml, teacher.shtml (center column page content, SSI skeleton)

- meshead.shtml (HTTP, HTML header, masthead, left sidebar)

- mesnav.shtml (navigation tabs (selected tab))

- mesfoot.shtml (right sidebar)

+ annsumm.html (announcements summary)

+ mosched.html (current month schedule)

child.shtml, jrsr.shtml, mailsend.shtml, priv.shtml, sat.shtml (center column page content, SSI skeleton)

- meshead.shtml

- mesnavnosel.html (navigation tabs (no selected tab))

- mesfoot.shtml ...

• In-site links

meshead.shtml

- mes.css

- index.shtml

- child.shtml

- sat.shtml

- jrsr.shtml

- priv.shtml

mesnav.shtml, mesnavnosel.html

- index.shtml

- announce.shtml

- jikanwari.shtml

- teacher.shtml

- location.shtml

- contact.shtml

index.shtml

- contact.shtml

contact.shtml

- contact.shtml

annsumm.html

- announce.shtml

• Imbedded media

contact.shtml

- mesmail.cgi

announce.shtml

- abcblock2.jpg

child.shtml

- child1.jpg

index.shtml

- sat4.jpg

jrsr.shtml

- jrsr.jpg

mailsent.shtml

- abcblock2.jpg

meshead.shtml

- contact.png

- meslogo2.jpg

priv.shtml

- abcblock2.jpg

sat.shtml

- sat3.jpg

teacher.shtml

- sm.jpg

- jdm1.jpg

- ftm.jpg

• Traffic estimate

a. Site page count: 10

b. Site media total volume: 446 kB

c. Average page load volume (b/a): 45 kB

d. Average monthly searches for "EIKAIWA+TAKARAZUKA" (Google AdWords): 590

e. Site visits per search (est.): 0.1

f. Page hits per visit (est.): 3

g. Estimated monthly bandwidth (c*d*e*f): 8.0 MB

2011/7/21	Democracy in America by Alexis de Tocqueville 
2011/8/16	Áê¾ì¤ËµÕ¤é¤ï¤Ê¤¤¡Ö¤ª¤Þ¤«¤»¡×Åê»ñË¡¡£ÊýÇȸ«Ç«¡Ê¤«¤¿¤Ð
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2012/1/17-19	Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? by Philip K. Dick
		(A masterly trip!)
2011/11/17	The Crystal Crypt by Philip K. Dick
2011/8/14	The Investor's Manifesto by William J. Bernstein
2011/6/30-2011/7/6	The Moon is a Harsh Mistress by Robert A. Heinlein
2011/6/30	Mere Christianity by C.S. Lewis (TWICE!)
2011/4/6	N or M? by Agatha Christie
2011/4/3	The Crisis of Islam by Bernard Lewis
2011/2/20	Far Eastern Tales by W. Somerset Maugham
2011/2/9	The Languages of Pao by Jack Vance
2011/2/8	Slaughterhouse-Five by Kurt Vonnegut
2011/1/10	Justice: What's the Right Thing to Do? by Michael J. Sandel
2010/10/5	The Mysterious Affair at Styles by Agatha Christie
2010/9/24	A Study in Scarlet by Arthur Conan Doyle
2010/7/7	This Crowded Earth by Robert Bloch
2010/7/1	Sjambak by Jack Vance
2009/5/18	The King in Yellow by Robert W. Chambers
2008/7/1	The Castle of Otranto by Horace Walpole

• MAGIC.TXT
• Clean-up MAIL.TXT
• Web site index
• Backup/mirror synch procedure
• Install DECWAR
• DECWAR tournament
• Macro A-B-Cs
• Blink(?)-to-HTML generator
• Quest manager
• Install BASIC collection
• BASIC programming tutorial
• Port web/gopher client
• Port gopher server
• Multi-column file lister
• Review NEW-USER.HLP
• Is MOON off?

The Confessions of St. Augustine
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The Martian Chronicles by Ray Bradbury
The Life of Teresa of Jesus
The Green Pearl by Jack Vance
Madouc by Jack Vance
Cards on the Table by Agatha Christie
Death on the Nile by Agatha Christie
Goedel, Escher, Bach by Douglas R. Hofstadter
Out of the Silent Planet by C.S. Lewis

平成22年度：芦屋国際中等教育学校で6年間学び、人として、どのように成長しているか、6年後の自分になったつもりで、B4用紙1枚にまとめる。

平成21年度：今までの生活の中で、人と心が通い合ったり、すれちがったりした経験にふれながら、芦屋国際中等教育学校に入学してから、学級や学年のなかまのために、また、学校のためにできると思うことや、やってみようと思うことを、B4用紙1枚にまとめる。

平成20年度：ふだんの生活の中で「幸せ」を感じるのはどのような時か。また、その「幸せ」を生かして、「よりよい社会」を築くために、どのようなことができると思うか。B4用紙1枚にまとめる。

平成19年度：日本に住んでいる外国人の人数や日本の輸出入額の変化を表した資料からわかることを踏まえながら、芦屋国際中等教育学校に入学して、6年間をどのように過ごそうと思っているかについてB4用紙1枚にまとめる。

TOPS-20 magic and other know-how, mostly gleaned from the twenex.org BBOARD or the TOPS-20 mailing list.

CONTENTS

1. HOW TO CREATE AND DESTROY SUBDIRECTORIES 2. HOW TO LOG A USER SESSION 3. WHY ARE .EXE FILE NAMES LIMITED TO SIX CHARACTERS? 4. HOW TO TELL HOW MUCH FILE SPACE IS IN USE 5. CONTROL CHARACTERS IN MIC SCRIPTS 6. MACRO SAMPLE PROGRAMS NOTES

1. HOW TO CREATE AND DESTROY SUBDIRECTORIES[1]

@SYSTEM:PEXEC.EXE ! Start PANDA EXEC

PANDA TOPS-20 Command processor 7.1(4453)-4 @BUILD @@PERMANENT blocks ! Must be less than permanent storage of parent @@WORKING blocks ! Must be less than working storage of parent @@ @POP ! Return to original EXEC

The parent directories must each have MAXIMUM-SUBDIRECTORIES set to the total number of directories to be created in its subdirectory tree. Maximum is 20 directories per login.

Must allocate blocks of permanent storage when creating a subdirectory. These blocks are automatically deducted from the free blocks for each parent directory, and may not exceed the current free blocks of any of the parent directories.

PERMANENT, WORKING, MAXIMUM-SUBDIRECTORIES of existing directory can be altered with BUILD command (PEXEC not necessary).

Existing directories can be deleted using the BUILD command KILL subcommand (PEXEC not necessary). Directory must be empty.

2. HOW TO LOG A USER SESSION[1]

@PHOTO

Log file: test.log

[PHOTO: Recording initiated Thu 29-Dec-2011 6:31PM] @ ! Execute commands/programs to be logged. @POP

[PHOTO: Recording terminated Thu 29-Dec-2011 6:33PM TEST.LOG.2] @

3. WHY ARE .EXE FILE NAMES LIMITED TO SIX CHARACTERS?[1]

The LINK program that generates .EXE files was inherited from TOPS-10, which limited all file names to six characters.

4. HOW TO TELL HOW MUCH FILE SPACE IS IN USE[1]

@INFORMATION DISK-USAGE

5. CONTROL CHARACTERS IN MIC SCRIPTS[2]

In a MIC script, a control character can be sent to a program with a string like "^C" (caret-C or any other letter corresponding to a control character) as a subcommand.

6. MACRO SAMPLE PROGRAMS

For learning Macro assembly language, the TOPS-20 Monitor Calls User's Guide (DOC:JSYS_USERS.MEM) lists some sample programs that illustrate basic functions like displaying text on a terminal and copying files.

=> Assume these DON'T work on TOPS-10.

NOTES

[1] Thanks to Jon Solomon . [2] Thanks to Per Danielsson .

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