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Saudi Arabia Regulation for Small-Scale Solar
Posted on March 10, 2020 January 8, 2021 by Sirius Energy
Saudi Arabia has launched a long-awaited regulatory framework for addressing small-scale solar distribution systems connected to the utility grid. The new framework is an evolution from the previously issued white paper (published in 2017), and is now set to provide a clear path to growing the Kingdom's solar commercial and industrial (C&I) sector.
With the regulatory announcement comes the formal introduction of Net Billing: a mechanism where the exported electricity is credited at a fixed and pre-determined tariff rate (typically lower than imported electricity price). The 2017 white paper alternatively proposed a net-metering scheme, where the exported electricity is de-facto compensated by crediting the electricity at the same tariff rate of the imported electricity.
Additionally, a cap has been introduced to each solar system's capacity per facility ranging from 1 kW to 2 MW, with a clearly defined country-wide maximum cap that can be calculated today as 1.8 GW on a national level.
The current framework was issued by the Electricity & Cogeneration Regulatory Authority (ECRA) on February 28, 2020 through Um Al-Qura, the official gazette of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
The framework defines the regulatory background and tasks the relevant distributed service provider (Saudi Electricity Company, or SEC) to set the processes and procedures for the proper implementation and management of the initiative. ECRA will remain as the designated authority for dispute resolution, fee and price determination among other responsibilities under the initiative.
The regulation is issued with immediate effect, however some time is needed for the announcement of an implementation roadmap by SEC before formally rolling out any solar systems in the Kingdom relevant to the framework.
Below are the major takeaways from framework ERD-TA-012:
Solar System Capacities & Sizes
The scope of the regulation refers to the small-scale solar systems connected to the utility grid with an installed capacity between 1 kW to 2 MW in each facility. Maximum solar system size is capped by the contracted Total Connected Load (TCL) per consumer.
ECRA also introduced a maximum aggregated capacity of 5 MW per offtaker in each distribution region. There are 6 designated distribution regions in Saudi Arabia: Southern region, Eastern region, Northeastern region, North Western region, Western region and Central region.
ECRA explicitly removed off-grid systems and solar systems with an installed capacity above 2 MW from the initiative's scope, adding however, that further regulation is expected for large solar systems ( > 2MW).
Net-Billing Scheme
Any exported electricity will be credited to the offtaker's monthly electricity bill at a predetermined price per kWh. The regulatory body has set a rate of 7 halalas/kWh (0.07 SAR/KWh or 1.87 cUSD/kWh) for any surplus electricity exported to the utility grid by residential offtakers. The rate for all non-residential offtakers (commercial, industrial, agriculture, governmental, etc.) is not defined, and will be announced by the authority at a later stage.
The framework additionally enables surplus credit to be rolled-over into subsequent months, with no mention of a timeframe limit.
The Kingdom's net-billing program is aligned with international practices for similar frameworks across the globe, in markets like Italy, Portugal, Mexico and Indonesia.
Total Program Cap
ECRA defines two main country-wide limits for aggregate small-scale solar system capacity. The first is on the utility grid's substation level: total connected systems shall not surpass 15% of the substation's transformer nameplate capacity. ECRA will require the distribution service provider to publish the available connection capacity of each respective substation/transformer via its website.
A country-wide limit for the total allowed connected system capacity under this program is also introduced at 3% of the previous year peak load in each distribution region. The latest available peak load data (2018) is 61.7 GW, effectively translating to a total cap of 1.8 GW of aggregate small-scale solar system capacity connected under this program. This figure is expected to rise as the Kingdom pursues various aggressive growth strategies in the coming decade.
Grid Connection Agreement
A Grid Connection Agreement should be signed between the distribution service provider and the offtaker, and it is valid for a maximum period of 20 years. Upon completing the agreement's term, the offtaker is expected to disconnect the system from the utility grid. It is unclear if the system is expected to be entirely removed, or if a simple disconnection is sufficient.
Solar Leasing Opportunities
The regulation explicitly mentions the possibility for offtakers to source the solar through Solar Leasing Agreements (Corporate PPAs), or any similar agreements. Nevertheless, the offtaker will maintain the position of being counterparty to the distribution service provider under the Grid Connection Agreement. The clarity over this subject will help spur the adoption of solar energy throughout the Kingdom in alignment with Saudi Vision 2030.
Interconnection to Utility Grid
The offtaker (or solar developer) is expected to appoint an approved solar contractor or consultant to apply for the grid interconnection license, and to liaise with the distribution service provider on their behalf. The distribution service provider is requested to create all the processes and procedures for the application processes, and is expected to regulate the activity of such approved solar contractors and consultants.
Although questions remain regarding the framework's details and the timeframe of its implementation, this is a major step towards enabling the largest solar C&I market in the Middle East. Its adoption rate, and ultimately its success, will be deeply influenced by the pace of SEC's implementation and the exported electricity tariff rate for larger consumers. The initiative is a very welcoming beginning to unlocking the Kingdom's true sustainable potential.
Article written by Daniel Domingues and Tariq Said, co-founders of Sirius Energy.
Posted in PolicyTagged C&I, KSA, Middle East, Net-Billing, Rooftop SOlar, Saudi Arabia, Solar Energy

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Reading Youth Orchestra (RYO) is one of the oldest youth orchestras in the United Kingdom. It was formed in 1944 with just eleven members and has a history rooted strongly in the British Youth and Community Service. It is open to all young people in the general area of Reading in the English county of Berkshire; admission is by audition. The orchestra, whose members range from fourteen to nineteen years of age, meets on Friday evenings to prepare for its three annual concerts. The orchestra celebrated its 60th birthday in 2004.

RYO has toured to European cities and regularly holds summer courses.

Reading Youth Orchestra is supported by Friends of RYO (FRYO).

History (1944–1954)
Reading Youth Orchestra was founded in 1944, after the Youth Committee of the time had begun instrumental lessons for modest fees (sixpence, or 2.5p today). The conductor was Humphrey Hare, senior science master at Leighton Park and amateur musician. It had its first rehearsal on 29 October 1944, with 11 players, many of whom could not even read music. This number slowly increased, fed by pupils from Leighton Park and Kendrick Schools, and some of the teachers playing along.

In March 1945, the orchestra made its debut in a small-scale concert playing simple pieces like Handel's Scipio. On 16 November 1945, the orchestra performed for the first time movements from major works in a joint concert with Reading Youth Choir. The programme included Strauss' Blue Danube waltz.

In 1947, RYO went on their first tour to Zaandam in the Netherlands.

The concert of February 1948 saw the premiere of a Fugue specially composed for, and dedicated to Reading Youth Orchestra by Humphrey Hare. This fugue is featured on one of the 78 RPM records recorded on 23 May at Leighton Park.

On 8 August 1949, the now sixty strong orchestra went to Düsseldorf for a week's visit during which they gave four concerts, which were very much appreciated by local people who came to see them.

The fifth anniversary concert in March 1950 marked the five years since the first concert in March 1945.

In August 1950, RYO toured again to Germany. The cost to members was £13.00. Five concerts were given, finishing with a return visit to Düsseldorf.

The tour to Denmark in August 1951 was organised by RYO's new conductor, Mark Wigram, at the Invitation of the World Friendship Association. The orchestra travelled as two separate parties. One travelled by air and had five days in Denmark before the other party arrived. The other party travelled by sea and stayed on a further five days after the air party had left. In addition to the usual sight seeing program, which included the Carlsberg breweries. The orchestra gave three concerts. The second concert was notable because part of it was broadcast on Danish National Radio. The final concert of the tour was given in the concert hall of the Tivoli Gardens in Copenhagen.

Mark Wigram's last concert with RYO, in February 1952, included the first public performance of Serenade (for small orchestra) by Richard Bennett, now Richard Rodney Bennett, who played in the percussion section of the orchestra. In 1959, at the age of 23, Bennett also composed an overture that was dedicated to Reading Youth Orchestra. This remained unplayed for many years in its full orchestral form, although it received its first public performance as part of the fiftieth anniversary celebrations in 1994.

The concert given in June 1953 celebrated the Coronation of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.

The tenth anniversary concert, conducted by John Russell, was held in the town hall on Friday, 16 July 1954. During the concert, Gwynneth Reed was presented with a bouquet of flowers and later a brooch after six years with the orchestra. Following the tenth anniversary concert, John Russell handed over the baton to Edward Underhill who had been deputy conductor since the early years of the orchestra's life.

Conductors
1944–1949 Humphrey Hare
1950–1952 Mark Wigram
1952–1954 John Russell
1954–1974 Edward Underhill
1974–1976 Roy Goodman
1976–1997 Robert Roscoe
1997–2000 Rupert D'Cruze
2000–2006 Christopher Walker
2006–2020 Paul Cox
2020– Mel Le Breuilly

Leaders

1948–1954 Gwynneth Reed
1954–1955 David Gribble
1955–1957 Margaret Martin
1957–1960 Vivienne Martin
1960–1962 Ronald Colyer
1962–1966 Susan Armitage
1966–1969 Stephen Lustig
1969–1970 John Berridge
1970–1972 Jane Chrzanowska
1972–1973 Penelope Gouk
1973–1977 Rosemary Seward
1977–1979 Colin Albery
1979–1981 Karen Fawcett
1981–1982 Edward Morton
1982–1983 Rebecca Richardson
1983–1985 Sarah Ewins
1985–1986 Patrick Evans
1986–1987 Hannah Lynch
1987–1989 Philip Montgomery-Smith
1989–1990 Guy Haskell
1990–1991 Laura Dudeney
1991–1993 Richard Briggs
1993–1995 Hannah Rowley
1995–1996 Catherine Offord
1996–1997 Hui Hui Ng
1997–1998 Emma Gostling
1998–1999 Rachel Rowntree
1999–2000 Nick Sexton
2000–2001 Biddy McClure
2001 Nathalie Dudman
2001–2004 Tim Hawken
2004–2005 Lucy Deeks
2005–2006 Arangan Nagendran
2006–2008 Lauren Willis
2008–2009 Laurence Beveridge
2009–2017 Rachel Newman
2018–2021 Euon Mallett

Notable alumni
Richard Rodney Bennett, composer
Robin Lustig, journalist
Pip Eastop, French horn player
Elspeth Dutch, French horn player

See also
List of youth orchestras

References

External links

English youth orchestras

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American Kingpin : The story of the creator of Silk Road
American Kingpin by Nick Bilton is the story of Ross Ulbricht, the creator Silk Road, arguably the most dangerous website to have existed on the Internet.
Here are some of my notes from the book:
1. Fundamental belief
"It is not the government's right to tell the people what they can and cannot put in their bodies," Ross began, going on to explain that drugs—all drugs—should be legalized, as it would make society safer and people have a right to do what they want with their bodies."
"How can you legalize something that kills tens of thousands of people a year?" The College Democrat agreed.
Ross calmly countered, "So do you think we should outlaw Big Macs from McDonald's too, because people gain weight and have heart attacks and die as a result of them?"
The fundamental belief which ultimately led Ross Ulbricht to create Silk Road. Shows a lot of what we currently find right or wrong has been made so for benefits of big corps or people in power.
2. Ability to code up a prototype yourself is a superpower
"He spent innumerable hours writing front-end code, back-end code, and code that helped sew those digital dialects together. Ross was teaching himself all of these programming languages on the fly. He was technically doing the equivalent of building eBay and Amazon on his own, without any help and without any knowledge."
Ross did the majority of the coding work on his site on his own. Only later he asked a friend for help. The fact that he can get a prototype out on his own was very powerful. Also, he couldn't have asked for help - as mostly what he was doing was illegal, and even he understood that.
3. Everyone has their struggle
"And he certainly didn't tell them that the gaming simulation he had been building for months, which would simulate a seasteading project, had failed, as no one wanted to purchase it. He didn't mention all those odd jobs he had done off Craigslist to make a few dollars, including editing science papers. He didn't say that everything he had done had felt like a complete failure to him. One brilliant idea after another that no one else thought was brilliant."
If you leave aside that what Ross created was illegal, the sheer audacity of his goals was remarkable. And if, even he, has had such periods of doubt, why should the rest of us have it any easier? In a way, the struggle strengthens your muscles to endure things.
4. Intentions, always good?
"René then went on to explain that he had experienced an epiphany of late, that we all work so hard in our jobs, and for what? "There is no level of success that would make me feel happy all the time," he reflected. "Those little achievements are little fleeting moments."
Ross scratched his beard, seemingly disagreeing with his friend. "I imagine there is some silver lining to . . . pushing yourself to the limit," Ross said. "I've had similar experiences with my work, where that becomes everything, more important than anything."
"I want to have had a substantial positive impact on the future of humanity by that time," Ross remarked."
In his own mind, Ross was trying to have a good impact on humanity.
5. How things turn bad
"If word got out that it was okay to sing to the cops and steal hundreds of thousands of dollars in cash, the Dread Pirate Roberts wouldn't be the most feared pirate sailing the Dark Web, but rather a weakling pushover. The Silk Road would be known as a place where you could break the rules without reprisal.
This led to the third option for Green: killing him."
In an effort to preserve what he was creating at Silk Road, Ross made a very rational decision of killing someone. Shows that there's a very thin line between right and wrong. Morality and immorality. And many times, it justs depends upon the story we tell ourselves.
6. Killing someone, justified?
"Yes, but the use of force is completely justified if you have to defend your own rights or personal property," young Ross had argued while discussing one of the latest Murray Rothbard books he had devoured. Back then it had just been idealistic, hypothetical banter by a group of college students."
"Now, as the Dread Pirate Roberts, the more Ross thought about it, the more he wondered if beating Green up would be enough of a punishment to deter others on the site from betrayal. He started to wonder if he might not have a choice but to put his libertarian theories to their ultimate test. Curtis Green had, after all, stolen DPR's "personal property." All $350,000 of it."
So, the ordering of the killing for Ross aka Dread Pirate Roberts was just putting his theories to practice.
This eerily reminds me of Dostoevsky's Crime and Puninshment, where the protagonist Raskolnikov logically argues that killing the old woman was the right thing to do.
7. Repeat. Repeat.
"One of the strangest of these idiosyncrasies was the bizarre fact that he read everything—literally everything—three times. It didn't matter what it was; if it had text on its pages, Gary would read it once, then again, and then once more. When he received an e-mail, he would read it three times before replying. He would read news articles three times. Books; text messages; research papers; someone's tax forms. He did this, he told people, to ensure that he remembered more information than those around him. When he was younger, he had heard that the brain retains only a small percentage of words when you read, so he reasoned that if he started consuming every snippet of text at least three times, he would remember more."
There's a very curious character of Gar Alford, who works at IRS and apparently reads everything 3 times. By going through the same material three times, he is able to catch nuances and details which others tend to miss.
So someone in 2011 was already practising the mantra of going slow which the tech world is slowly adopting now.
Art of going Slowly
8. Mission and Meaning
"Let me tell you a little parable," Dread wrote to one employee. "It's the middle ages in Europe. . . ." He went on with the story: A man "walks onto a construction site and he sees a group of laborers carving stone blocks for a building. Most of the men are working slowly, with long, unhappy faces. "What are you doing?" the man asks the laborers, to which they reply, "What does it look like we're doing? We're carving stone blocks." But then the man sees another worker who has a glint in his eye and a smile across his face. This worker seems to be toiling at twice the speed of the others, and his stone carvings are impeccable. So the man goes over and asks him, "What are you doing?" To which this laborer looks back and answers: "I'm building a cathedral to the glory of God."
Human beings seek meaning in the work they are doing. You provide them meaning - they can withstand anything. A great book to read on this topic is Man's Search for Meaning by Viktor Frankl in which he talks about how the captives in the Nazi concentration camps survived arduous conditions.
9. What can a single person do?
" That every single person can have a sweeping and massive impact on the world they live in. Some choose to have a positive effect, others a negative; some don't know the difference. But most people think their role in this big, big world is meaningless. Just a job.
Here, Jared, one of the homeland security agents who helped catch Ross Ulbricht reminisces how he had set out to end Silk Road based on a single pill he had caught in the customs checking. How these pills were destroying the fabric of American society and how his work has prevented it from debilitating further.
Ross Ulbricht was finally caught and was given a double life sentence. He is serving his term now and will possibly remain in jail for the rest of his life.
For those interested, many believe that Ross Ulbricht was railroaded and there's campaign to get his sentence reduced.
Is decentralisation always better? (Part 2)
Underground : A great book on early days of hacking culture
My notes from the book Underground by Suelette Dreyfus & Julian Assange. It's an amazing book if you want to get a glimpse of the early days of the hacking culture. The culture which created folks like Julian Assange, who is a powerful force in the world today.
Disinformation and Public debate
Do you really have a strong, well-researched viewpoint on matters of public debate or you have just formed an opinion based on the numerous Whatsapp forwards and Facebook shares you have seen?


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Why some fans think Kim Kardashian is using Pete Davidson to protect Kylie Jenner after Astroworld
Tue Nov 30, 2021 at 9:23am ET
By Elizabeth Randolph
Kim Kardashian reportedly began dating Pete Davidson in October 2021. Pic credit: ©ImageCollect.com/Admedia
Kim Kardashian's latest escapades with Pete Davidson are still hard for some fans to digest.
The Keeping Up With the Kardashians alum, 41, and the Saturday Night Live star, 28, continue to keep their schedules open for some autumn fun. On Tuesday, Nov. 16, Kardashian celebrated Davidson's birthday with him and his close friends.
The outing reportedly confirmed the relationship, which began in October 2021. As Monsters and Critics previously shared, Kardashian is in the middle of divorcing Kanye West after seven years of marriage.
While many of Kardashian's supporters are rooting for her new, single life, others believe it's a distraction from Kylie Jenner's involvement in Travis Scott's Astroworld Festival.
Pete Davidson's hickey from Kim Kardashian sparked outrage by fans
Kardashian and Davidson were spotted out and about on Monday, Nov. 22. On their outing, photographers snapped photos of the supposed couple going to dinner together.
The Big Time Adolescence star wore a grey, fuzzy jacket with a green top and light blue jeans. Additionally, he wore a brown hat that slightly covered his blonde, disheveled hair. While holding Davidson's hand, Kardashian wore a black turtleneck, baseball cap with leather gloves, and a leather skirt.
During their stroll, photos surfaced of a hickey on the Guy Code alum's neck. Since Davidson was on a date with Kardashian, Daily Mail assumed that the love bite was from her.
Although the SKIMS founder didn't confirm nor deny she did it, some fans scoffed at the photos. They claimed that Kardashian is using Davidson to distract the attention of her younger sister. On Friday, Nov. 5, Jenner's boyfriend, Travis Scott's Astroworld festival left 10 people dead and more injured following a crowd surge.
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"Don't worry Kylie, Kim and Pete are here to take the heat off you," one Reddit user said.
Kylie Jenner returned to Instagram for the first time in weeks
Love at first bite! SNL star Pete sports a huge hickey on his neck as he steps out with Kim
Read more: https://t.co/D8mPBQyE47 pic.twitter.com/AEqQjbHQmB
— Daily Mail Celebrity (@DailyMailCeleb) November 23, 2021
On KUWTK, the Kar-Jenners frequently addressed issues that made headlines before their new season began. In 2019, Khloe Kardashian's relationship with Tristan Thompson engulfed most of the show's 18th season. Additionally, many members of the family discussed almost getting canceled for a business decision.
In June 2021, KUWTK aired its final episode on E! The following September, the family reunited to shoot a new show on a different network, Hulu. However, one part of the show that reportedly won't air is Jenner and Scott's alleged legal woes. On Friday, Nov. 5, 2021, the rapper's Astroworld Festival resulted in 10 people dying and more injured. Scott and the event's organizers are currently being sued for over $750 million.
Since the fatalities, Jenner has released a statement to her Instagram followers. However, she's reportedly lost money from Kylie Cosmetics, as some former supporters have vowed to stop using her products. Additionally, the 25-year-old entrepreneur hasn't posted much on social media.
In November 2021, DailyMail reported that Jenner returned to Instagram for the first time in several weeks. Although she didn't say anything about the festival, she wished her longtime friend, Hailey Bieber, a happy birthday. The model and wife of Justin Bieber turned 25.
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Class named_scope_list

boost::log::attributes::named_scope_list — The class implements the list of scopes.

Synopsis

// In header: <boost/log/attributes/named_scope.hpp>

class named_scope_list {
public:
  // types
  typedef std::allocator< named_scope_entry > allocator_type;          // Allocator type.
  typedef allocator_type::value_type          value_type;
  typedef allocator_type::reference           reference;
  typedef allocator_type::const_reference     const_reference;
  typedef allocator_type::pointer             pointer;
  typedef allocator_type::const_pointer       const_pointer;
  typedef allocator_type::size_type           size_type;
  typedef allocator_type::difference_type     difference_type;
  typedef implementation_defined              const_iterator;
  typedef implementation_defined              iterator;
  typedef implementation_defined              const_reverse_iterator;
  typedef implementation_defined              reverse_iterator;

  // construct/copy/destruct
  named_scope_list();
  named_scope_list(named_scope_list const &);
  named_scope_list & operator=(named_scope_list const &);
  ~named_scope_list();

  // public member functions
  const_iterator begin() const;
  const_iterator end() const;
  const_reverse_iterator rbegin() const;
  const_reverse_iterator rend() const;
  size_type size() const;
  bool empty() const;
  void swap(named_scope_list &);
  const_reference back() const;
  const_reference front() const;
};

Description

The scope list provides a read-only access to a doubly-linked list of scopes.

named_scope_list
        public
       types

typedef implementation_defined const_iterator;

A constant iterator to the sequence of scopes. Complies to bidirectional iterator requirements.

typedef implementation_defined iterator;

An iterator to the sequence of scopes. Complies to bidirectional iterator requirements.

typedef implementation_defined const_reverse_iterator;

A constant reverse iterator to the sequence of scopes. Complies to bidirectional iterator requirements.

typedef implementation_defined reverse_iterator;

A reverse iterator to the sequence of scopes. Complies to bidirectional iterator requirements.

named_scope_list
        public
       construct/copy/destruct

named_scope_list();

Default constructor

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Postconditions:

empty() == true

named_scope_list(named_scope_list const & that);

Copy constructor

<colgroup>
<col align="left" valign="top">
<col>
</colgroup>

Postconditions:

std::equal(begin(), end(), that.begin()) == true

named_scope_list & operator=(named_scope_list const & that);

Assignment operator

<colgroup>
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</colgroup>

Postconditions:

std::equal(begin(), end(), that.begin()) == true

~named_scope_list();

Destructor. Destroys the stored entries.

named_scope_list public member functions

const_iterator begin() const;

<colgroup>
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<col>
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Returns:

Constant iterator to the first element of the container.

const_iterator end() const;

<colgroup>
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<col>
</colgroup>

Returns:

Constant iterator to the after-the-last element of the container.

const_reverse_iterator rbegin() const;

<colgroup>
<col align="left" valign="top">
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Returns:

Constant iterator to the last element of the container.

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Q: XMLSyntaxError:Input is not proper UTF-8, indicate encoding,Odoo I am creating a module on odoo local(offline). To create it, it requires Model(in python) and View(in Xml). The module will then be installed, but an error occurred after creating the view.
This is the view.xml
<openerp>
<data>
<record id="view_form_todo_task_inherited" model="ir.ui.view">
   <field name="name">Todo Task form – User extension</field>
   <field name="model">todo.task</field>
   <field name="inherit_id" ref="todo_app.view_form_todo_task"/>
   <field name="arch" type="xml">
      <field name="name" position="after">
         <field name="user_id" />
      </field>
      <field name="is_done" position="before">
         <field name="date_deadline" />
      </field>
      <field name="name" position="attributes">
         <attribute name="string">I have to...<attribute/>
      </field>
   </field>
</record>
</data>
</openerp>`

in creating the view it is important to make it inside <data> that is inside <openerp> otherwise it  wont work.
When trying to install the module(which also will compile the codes), an error occurred and it indicates that there is something wrong with the view.xml file.
It says
XMLSyntaxError: Input is not proper UTF-8, indicate encoding !
Bytes: 0x96 0x20 0x55 0x73, line 4, column 28
here is the traceback
`    Odoo Server Error
      Traceback (most recent call last):
      File "D:\Bitnami\odoo-8.0-12\apps\odoo\Lib\site-packages\odoo-8.0_20150423-py2.7.egg\openerp\http.py", line 530, in _handle_exception
     return super(JsonRequest, self)._handle_exception(exception)
     File "D:\Bitnami\odoo-8.0-12\apps\odoo\Lib\site-packages\odoo-8.0_20150423-py2.7.egg\openerp\http.py", line 567, in dispatch
     result = self._call_function(**self.params)
     File "D:\Bitnami\odoo-8.0-12\apps\odoo\Lib\site-packages\odoo-8.0_20150423-py2.7.egg\openerp\http.py", line 303, in _call_function
     return checked_call(self.db, *args, **kwargs)
     File "D:\Bitnami\odoo-8.0-12\apps\odoo\Lib\site-packages\odoo-8.0_20150423-py2.7.egg\openerp\service\model.py", line 113, in wrapper
     return f(dbname, *args, **kwargs)
     File "D:\Bitnami\odoo-8.0-12\apps\odoo\Lib\site-packages\odoo-8.0_20150423-py2.7.egg\openerp\http.py", line 300, in checked_call
     return self.endpoint(*a, **kw)
     File "D:\Bitnami\odoo-8.0-12\apps\odoo\Lib\site-packages\odoo-8.0_20150423-py2.7.egg\openerp\http.py", line 796, in __call__
     return self.method(*args, **kw)
     File "D:\Bitnami\odoo-8.0-12\apps\odoo\Lib\site-packages\odoo-8.0_20150423-py2.7.egg\openerp\http.py", line 396, in response_wrap
     response = f(*args, **kw)
     File "D:\Bitnami\odoo-8.0-12\apps\odoo\Lib\site-packages\odoo-8.0_20150423-py2.7.egg\openerp\addons\web\controllers\main.py", line 940, in call_button
     action = self._call_kw(model, method, args, {})
     File "D:\Bitnami\odoo-8.0-12\apps\odoo\Lib\site-packages\odoo-8.0_20150423-py2.7.egg\openerp\addons\web\controllers\main.py", line 928, in _call_kw
     return getattr(request.registry.get(model), method)(request.cr, request.uid, *args, **kwargs)
     File "D:\Bitnami\odoo-8.0-12\apps\odoo\Lib\site-packages\odoo-8.0_20150423-py2.7.egg\openerp\api.py", line 241, in wrapper
     return old_api(self, *args, **kwargs)
     File "D:\Bitnami\odoo-8.0-12\apps\odoo\Lib\site-packages\odoo-8.0_20150423-py2.7.egg\openerp\addons\base\module\module.py", line 450, in button_immediate_install
     return self._button_immediate_function(cr, uid, ids, self.button_install, context=context)
     File "D:\Bitnami\odoo-8.0-12\apps\odoo\Lib\site-packages\odoo-8.0_20150423-py2.7.egg\openerp\api.py", line 241, in wrapper
     return old_api(self, *args, **kwargs)
     File "D:\Bitnami\odoo-8.0-12\apps\odoo\Lib\site-packages\odoo-8.0_20150423-py2.7.egg\openerp\addons\base\module\module.py", line 498, in _button_immediate_function
     registry = openerp.modules.registry.RegistryManager.new(cr.dbname, update_module=True)
     File "D:\Bitnami\odoo-8.0-12\apps\odoo\Lib\site-packages\odoo-8.0_20150423-py2.7.egg\openerp\modules\registry.py", line 368, in new
openerp.modules.load_modules(registry._db, force_demo, status, update_module)
     File "D:\Bitnami\odoo-8.0-12\apps\odoo\Lib\site-packages\odoo-8.0_20150423-py2.7.egg\openerp\modules\loading.py", line 355, in load_modules
loaded_modules, update_module)
     File "D:\Bitnami\odoo-8.0-12\apps\odoo\Lib\site-packages\odoo-8.0_20150423-py2.7.egg\openerp\modules\loading.py", line 255, in load_marked_modules
loaded, processed = load_module_graph(cr, graph, progressdict, report=report, skip_modules=loaded_modules, perform_checks=perform_checks)
     File "D:\Bitnami\odoo-8.0-12\apps\odoo\Lib\site-packages\odoo-8.0_20150423-py2.7.egg\openerp\modules\loading.py", line 176, in load_module_graph
_load_data(cr, module_name, idref, mode, kind='data')
      File "D:\Bitnami\odoo-8.0-12\apps\odoo\Lib\site-packages\odoo-8.0_20150423-py2.7.egg\openerp\modules\loading.py", line 118, in _load_data
tools.convert_file(cr, module_name, filename, idref, mode, noupdate, kind, report)
      File "D:\Bitnami\odoo-8.0-12\apps\odoo\Lib\site-packages\odoo-8.0_20150423-py2.7.egg\openerp\tools\convert.py", line 901, in convert_file
convert_xml_import(cr, module, fp, idref, mode, noupdate, report)
      File "D:\Bitnami\odoo-8.0-12\apps\odoo\Lib\site-packages\odoo-8.0_20150423-py2.7.egg\openerp\tools\convert.py", line 974, in convert_xml_import
doc = etree.parse(xmlfile)
      File "lxml.etree.pyx", line 3299, in lxml.etree.parse (src\lxml\lxml.etree.c:72421)
      File "parser.pxi", line 1812, in lxml.etree._parseDocument (src\lxml\lxml.etree.c:106108)
      File "parser.pxi", line 1832, in lxml.etree._parseFilelikeDocument (src\lxml\lxml.etree.c:106368)
      File "parser.pxi", line 1727, in lxml.etree._parseDocFromFilelike (src\lxml\lxml.etree.c:105258)
      File "parser.pxi", line 1146, in lxml.etree._BaseParser._parseDocFromFilelike (src\lxml\lxml.etree.c:100385)
      File "parser.pxi", line 580, in lxml.etree._ParserContext._handleParseResultDoc (src\lxml\lxml.etree.c:94254)
       File "parser.pxi", line 690, in lxml.etree._handleParseResult (src\lxml\lxml.etree.c:95690)
       File "parser.pxi", line 620, in lxml.etree._raiseParseError (src\lxml\lxml.etree.c:94757)
     XMLSyntaxError: Input is not proper UTF-8, indicate encoding !
     Bytes: 0x96 0x20 0x55 0x73, line 4, column 28`

A: I reformatted your xml to better check it and I noticed two things:
1. the data tag was missing
2. there where two "'" characters at the beginning and at the end of your xml. Because your trace says "Input is not proper UTF-8" it occurs to me that the problem could be given by this very same character.
Check in yor source file if they are there as well and remove them, then add the data tag as below.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<openerp>
<data>
<record id="view_form_todo_task_inherited" model="ir.ui.view">
   <field name="name">Todo Task form – User extension</field>
   <field name="model">todo.task</field>
   <field name="inherit_id" ref="todo_app.view_form_todo_task"/>
   <field name="arch" type="xml">
      <data>
         <field name="name" position="after">
            <field name="user_id" />
         </field>
         <field name="is_done" position="before">
            <field name="date_deadline" />
         </field>
         <field name="name" position="attributes">
            <attribute name="string">I have to...</attribute>
         </field>
      </data>
   </field>
</record>
</data>
</openerp>

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Several years ago, while attending an RV show in Hershey Pennsylvania I ran into a friend who is an RV manufacturing representative. While touring one of their new higher-end RVs coming out that model year I noticed a large double-door residential style electric refrigerator. That was the first time I saw a new RV with an all-electric refrigerator rather than the typical absorption style refrigerator that operates on LP gas and/or 120-volt AC power. This model only works on 120-volt AC power. My friend explained that some RV manufacturers started installing residential style refrigerator in the more expensive RV models, and others were building all-electric model RVs, with no LP gas appliances. The LP gas range and oven commonly found in RVs are replaced with induction cook-tops and convection microwaves, and the refrigerator is all-electric as well.
When I left the display I thought how odd it was to see an all-electric RV, and I remember asking myself who would want one? These thoughts, I'm sure were based on being exposed to what I would refer to as conventional working RVs since I was 15 years old.
Fast forward to 2018 and you see more and more RVs with the option for a residential electric refrigerator over conventional absorption type RV refrigerators. And if you go to some RV forums you will likely get an earful on the pros and cons for both types of refrigerators.
I think it is like anything else that creates change, some folks are skeptical while others invite change.
My goal with this article is to take an unbiased look at the all-electric residential refrigerators used in RVs. At the end of the article you can decide if it is right for you, or if you will stick with a conventional RV refrigerator.
Starting with the obvious, conventional RV refrigerators operate on both LP gas and electricity, whereas all-electric models need a 120-volt source all the time. This could be problematic for those who boondock, but I will address that later in the article.
Absorption RV refrigerators are more compact and limit the amount of food you can take; and keep in mind there needs to be space between the food for air circulation in an absorption refrigerator, further decreasing the amount of food. The much larger all-electric models allow you to take more food. This is true of the freezer too.
Many would agree all-electric refrigerators not only control the refrigerator's temperature more precisely, but they hold the temperature longer when the refrigerator is turned off. I would tend to agree with this.
The freezer compartment is not only larger in an all-electric model, but it actually freezes the food solid, whereas I notice some food in our RV refrigerator's freezer is seldom frozen solid. And for long term use an all-electric model freezer is frost-free, where conventional RV models are not.
During travel a conventional model can operate on LP gas. Some folks would argue the refrigerator should be turned off during travel. If you opted to travel with an all-electric model turned off it would likely hold the temperature longer than a conventional model. But you have the option to operate an all-electric model, using a battery bank and inverter, while traveling. Speaking of travel, if you do decide to run your refrigerator on LP gas you need to stop and turn it off prior to re-fueling.
I could continue, but I think that demonstrates some of the pros and cons between the two models. Now I want to drill down into a couple topics concerning camping in an RV with an all-electric refrigerator. Again, I will look at this from an unbiased point of view.
I briefly mentioned an all-electric refrigerator has batteries and an inverter so you can operate the refrigerator when you do not have a 120-volt AC source. I have seen RV's with a dedicated deep-cycle battery and inverter just for the residential style refrigerator, and I have seen RVs that have large battery banks and a large inverter to assist in operating the residential style refrigerator.
Tip: Inverters change 12-volt DC power to 120-volt AC power to operate 120-volt electronics and appliances in the RV.
I did not do the math, but I feel safe in saying you could travel for several hours a day (5-6) with little or no concern about depleting the batteries while the refrigerator is running. But there are variables, like what size and how many deep-cycle batteries are used, what size inverter is it, and how many hours a day are you driving?
That somewhat addresses using a residential refrigerator during travel, but what about camping where you don't have utility connections, better known as boondocking. This is where deciding between an RV with a conventional absorption refrigerator and an all-electric model really starts to matter. One might say most people who select the residential refrigerator option are not the boondocking type of campers. Or one might say a savvy boondocker who wants to take more food for a longer duration would be well equipped in advance to boondock with a residential style refrigerator.
I mentioned a moment ago about not doing the math. People who understand the true meaning of going off the grid are well prepared for it. They do the math. Chances are they can tell you how many amp-hours they will consume for how many hours per day, and then compare it to the total amp-hour capacity of their battery bank. They even know at what point to stop depleting the batteries, before risking possible damage to the batteries. These folks have properly sized solar panels, inverters, and battery banks to stay off the grid until they are forced to re-supply water or other supplies being consumed and depleted.
My point is, if the concern is boondocking, a residential refrigerator would simply need to be figured into the calculations. How many amps does it use, and how many hours will it be on? Most folks who boondock have a generator too. They use the generator to re-charge batteries when the weather does not cooperate with using solar panels, and they use it to run the appliances a couple hours during the day. If you have a large enough battery bank and inverter I am quite sure the refrigerator could run 24/7.
Now, what about the RV owner who is not equipped for long term boondocking, but enjoys an occasional day or two off the grid? You would need to be able to run the refrigerator, and whatever other 12-volt devices you need during the day and possibly turn the refrigerator off while you are sleeping. This would require a properly sized battery bank and inverter too, and some way to put back into the batteries what you are taking out. In other words, you need solar or a generator to use during the daytime so the batteries are topped off for the 12-volt devices you use at night.
Would it be easier to boondock with a conventional refrigerator on LP gas? Probably. It really comes down to what type of camping you like to do and then selecting options on the RV that are best suited for you. This is why there are so many different types of RVs, different price ranges, and different optional equipment.
My days of boondocking pretty much ended when I retired from the Army, but I do enjoy an occasional trip off the grid. We have plenty of water, plenty of 12-volt DC power, two average size solar panels and a generator. This equates to a few days of boondocking, and for me personally I enjoy having the LP gas feature on the refrigerator for times like this.
Hopefully this gives you more perspective on all-electric RV refrigerators so you can decide what works best for you.
I have a Residential Fridge in my 5th Wheel with a 1000 watt inverter. The biggest problem is to ensure your batteries are in Top Shape and Fully Charged. By that I mean you have done proper maintenance on your batteries. I had a Set of batteries that were basically SHOT, thanks to the dealer I purchased the unit from. The Inverter was unable to keep them charged. I have since replaced them and I can now travel a good 7 hours without worrying about it. Now, I do from time to time, while driving stop at Rest Areas and make sure the Fridge is still working. So Far So Good!
Thanks for a well balanced unbiased article. I have a 3 way RV fridge in an older RV that doesn't have a lot of room for extra coach batteries, so I think I'll keep it going as long as possible.
We may be approaching the point of replaced our fridge, it won't restart on gas unless we turn it off and on again; runs fine on AC. A household fridge is a whole lot cheaper purchase than a smaller RV fridge. Absorption fridge doesn't run well in the AZ heat either. Coach has large 6V battery bank (don't remember the size-replaced batteries last year), 1000 W inverter. We boondock in parking lots while traveling, spend most of the time driving between destinations and seeing the sights along the way. Any lessons learned that I should be aware of other than a bit of cabinet work to reshape the space and seal up the outside wall that is now part of the condenser chimney?
Any tips on securing a household fridge?
How do you secure the doors on a household fridge so they don't swing open when you go around a corner?
We use a Velcro strap tied around the two handles of the two door fridge.
I would search the web for info on the fridge before I made the jump. My bounder has a Samsung counter depth RF18HFENBSR-2 installed and has been nothing but trouble. A quick search of the web showed that the fridge I have reacts poorly to power outages (hint when you switch between power sources it can look like a power outage). The other bit this article misses imho is service after the sale. Good luck getting a warranty to cover anything if it breaks. The dealer is not equipped to handle residential appliance repairs so it will always be a local appliance repair shop that will charge you extra remove the fridge from the wall. Ice makers are problematic due to low water pressure issues. Residential refrigerators were never really intended to vibrate ( in all honesty more like earthquakes given the current state of the interstate roadways). When it works it is nice but for me it is more of a pain than it is worth.


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Ponting ready for triangular opener
Last Updated: January 08, 2004 20:34 IST
Australia captain Ricky Ponting is confident of playing in the opening match of the limited overs triangular series against India and Zimbabwe despite missing most of the training session.
Ponting also spent most of�yesterday in bed with a stomach virus but still thought he would be fit for the series opener against India in Melbourne.
"(I) probably won't do too much training today, just try and recover as well as I can and make sure I'm right for tomorrow morning but I should be right," Ponting said.
He said Australia would have to improve their fielding to have any hope of containing a rampant India batting line-up. India retained the Border-Gavaskar trophy this week after drawing the four-Test series 1-1.
"I think we put down 15 chances in that Test series which, you never know, could have been the difference between winning and losing some of those games," Ponting said.
"It's disappointing, we haven't fielded that way for a long time and over the last four or five years we've been regarded as the best fielding side in the world, so hopefully we can get that back during the one-day series," he said.
Australia's depleted bowling stocks suffered another blow when left-armer Nathan Bracken was ruled out of the match with a hip injury.
Bracken, 26, strained a muscle in his left hip while fielding during the drawn fourth Test against India.
Western Australia paceman Brad Williams will replace Bracken in Australia's 13-man squad for their opening four matches. Williams rolled his ankle at training but was later able to resume bowling in the nets.
PACEMEN RETURN
Pacemen Brett Lee and Jason Gillespie are in the squad after missing part of the Test series against India through injury but leading fast bowler Glenn McGrath did not play in the series and is still recovering from ankle surgery.
Australia are also without leading wicket-taker Shane Warne while the leg spinner sees out the end of the 12-month doping ban he was handed in February 2003.
Wicketkeeper Adam Gilchrist said he is looking forward to opening the batting for Australia again after a disappointing Test series against India.
Vice-captain Gilchrist, who bats at number seven in Australia's Test side, averaged just 16 in the four-Test series against India which ended with the drawn fourth Test in Sydney.
"Through no one's fault but my own I didn't have a long hit during the Test series, so I've got the opportunity now at the top of the order to get out there and just start afresh," Gilchrist said.
"It's hard to know how I'm hitting the ball at the moment. I don't know if I'm in form or out of form but there's one way to find out," he said.
Gilchrist denied his form had been affected by a virus he contracted before the first Test but said he was tired after the gripping series against India, which was dominated by the retirement of Test captain Steve Waugh.
"Like everyone, I'm a little bit weary from the intensity of that Test series," Gilchrist said. "We spent a lot of time in the field, the Indians batted beautifully so I'm a little bit weary like everyone else," he said.
Squads:
Australia - Ricky Ponting (captain), Adam Gilchrist, Michael Bevan, Andy Bichel, Michael Clarke, Jason Gillespie, Ian Harvey, Matthew Hayden, Brad Hogg, Brett Lee, Damien Martyn, Andrew Symonds, Brad Williams.
India - Sourav Ganguly (captain), Rahul Dravid, Sachin Tendulkar, Virender Sehwag, Vangipurappu Laxman, Yuvraj Singh, Rohan Gavaskar, Parthiv Patel, Ajit Agarkar, Murali Kartik, Anil Kumble, Irfan Pathan, Ashish Nehra, Hemang Badani, Lakshmipathi Balaji, Sanjay Bangar.
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