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"Jon and his team are the best! For design work ,Jon came out and gave us great options in about 5 minutes after looking at our project. The team arrived when they said they would, finished the work in a professional and workmanlike manner. The kitchen remodel was completed in about 5 weeks, which is quite quickly for a gut to the studs to new everything. It seemed longer because we were "camping" in the rec room with a bar sink, and hot plate, but pretty fast in construction terms. The project cost what the quote said it would cost. I would recommend this firm to anyone who is looking for a design/build firm."
"Integrity, creativity, faithful, and knowledgeable...Cascade Custom Homes is family owned, based in this area, and have a full understanding of the area's unique gifts, challenges, and building process. They built our custom home 17 years ago and we are still pleased. We are adding new ideas to our home and have currently hired Cascade Custom Homes for the remodel."
"We hired Cascade Custom Homes to build a new front porch on our home, cover a portion of the back deck, install a new roof and gutters, modify the front door entrance and build some porch rails. They then painted the entire home. We found Jon and Jay throughout the process very professional, open and honest. They went out of there way to work around the frequent delays caused by our very unusual fall weather. They met there estimates as to the work done other than the total cost increased due to an unexpected need to replace siding on one side of our home as well as some confusion over the gutters we wanted. There work quality was awesome! Their carpenter who built the porch, replaced the siding, etc., was a real artist! We would not hesitate to hire them again! Finally, we solicited bids from several other contractors on the island before hiring Cascade Homes. They by far had the lowest bid, a win-win situation for us!"
"My husband and I had a view lot for a few years before we decided that we were finally at a point in our lives to build. We contacted Cascade Custom Homes after researching their website and seeing several homes they constructed, and we met with Jon Roberts, the architect. We had some ideas that he helped us develop, always listening to our particular wants and needs. We were far along in our plans when a family setback forced us to stop the process. Jon was understanding and gracious and assured us that our plans would not be scrapped and that we could resume at any time.
A few years later we started again. We resumed our dream and after plans were well established ready to be submitted for approval from the county, another and worse crisis occurred in our lives and we stopped moving forward again. As stunned as Jon was, he was again supportive of our decision to halt the project.
Several years passed and although we would never recover completely from the disastrous blow we had been dealt, we also knew that building our home was going to be part of our healing.
We were reluctant to call Jon thinking that he wouldn't want us as clients again after two false starts, but once we talked with him, our fears were never realized. We resumed where we left off. Jon worked extremely hard to keep our design well within our financial parameters without sacrificing our standards.
We finally finished the planning stage.
Then we were handed over to Jay Roberts, the builder. We were sure we wouldn't like Jay as much as we liked Jon...but we were wrong. Jay was our captain, our confident, our "no question is too small" guy, the crisis interventionist, and all around great person to work with. He answered every question with knowledge and confidence.
We had changes we wanted to be made, and Jay took care of the changes as if we were family.
That is how you will be treated....like family. He never treated our questions as being trivial and handled us and our concerns very patiently.
We were out of state a lot of the time and we trusted Jay to make the day to day decisions for us long distance. We were not disappointed.
The house was finished on time except for a few last minute touches; the people hired to do the floors, fireplace, deck, painting, all the electrical, plumbing, excavating, etc. were great. No complaints. The workers employed to do the finishing touches were all experienced artists.
Our project went beyond our original price range, but that was because we changed some things.....made our deck bigger, invested in more expensive stone....not due to any problems or mistakes made by Cascade. Jay actually pointed out things that were unnecessary and very pricy to keep us on budget.
To make a long story short, if you are looking for an objective review to read....sorry. We can't be objective. We had a great experience with a very professional company with owners who go the extra mile to make sure you get what you pay for. I would recommend Cascade Custom Homes to anyone with no hesitation at all. It will be a wonderful experience for anyone who wants to share the experience of building a home with a great team working beside them. Our home is beautiful, the workmanship is first class and the building is structurally sound and solid. Thank you Cascade Custom Homes."
"We have used Cascade Custom Homes twice and have been pleased above expectations. The Work Supervisor Larry Mason kept things on schedule and went above and beyond to ensure our remodel was perfect. Shout out to 1-2-3 Construction and Oak Harbor Drywall for excellent work as well as Brushworks NW, Pacific NW Trim and Whidbey Island Plumbing."
"Jon Roberts and his team at Cascade Custom Homes & Design remodeled the interior of our Coupeville, WA, 1000 sq. ft. "Mom & Pops" cottage on West Beach in February 2016. Jon integrated our ideas in a perfect remodel that maximized our living space, included features that would address our needs as senior citizens, and tied our theme of "beach & forest" together, making the entire cottage a beautiful, warm, and cozy place. Our project manager, Larry Mason, masterfully orchestrated his various building specialists every day, and he communicated with us continually. His specialists were all tried-and-true craftsmen, who took pride in their work. We have worked with many home builders in our 50 years in California, and we believe that Cascade Custom Homes & Design is the best!"
"Cascade Homes was the right choice for us because right from the start they understood how we wanted our 1940s vintage home remodeled to fit today's lifestyle. Jon designed an open, convenient kitchen within a large "great room" for entertaining and family functions. Because we are interested in living in our home as we age an ADA bathroom was created.
After the design was decided upon, Jay came in with the most professional, respectful, and expert subcontractors a homeowner could want. As with most projects of this type there can (and were some ) be glitches but Jay was always available for consultation and resolution of the situation.
The remodel was completed within a reasonable time frame and within the funds we had alotted even though we upgraded on several items.
We are totally delighted with our Craftsman style remodel and would highly recommend Cascade Homes and their professional subcontractors."
"My family and I were relocating from Hawaii to Whidbey Island and looking to purchase a new house. When searching the area via internet, we came upon Cascade Custom Homes and we are so happy we did. Jon helped us with some home designs that would fit on the lot we wanted. Once we got the floor plan nailed down, we started working on selections. We were only able to fly to Whidbey from Hawaii once before the big move so most everything was handled via email. Communication was always fantastic and we always knew what was going on with home construction, even from across the ocean. The subcontractors we were in touch with were always very respectful and did a wonderful job. It is obvious they take great pride in their work. The attention to detail was remarkable. We love our home and will continue to love it for many years. Thank you Cascade Custom Homes for helping us build our first new home!!"
"Cascade Custom Homes and Design, Inc. built our home in 2006. We couldn't have been happier with the whole process. They handled each stage with professionalism and the Project Manager always had us a step ahead in the selection process so we never had to make a quick decision. Our home is beautiful and well constructed. We would highly recommend this company to anyone building a new home."
"Cascade helped us realize our dream of building our own custom home. They were there every step of the way staying ahead of the process so we were always aware of decisions that were needed. Jon Roberts was our Project Manager and working with him was a joy. He helped us with decorative choices and was obviously concerned with the total project. All of Cascade staff had the same commitment to the project and were extremely professional in our dealings. We would highly recommend Cascade to anyone building on the island and we have done so already."
"One very positive aspect of working with Cascade Custom Homes and Design is their embrace of the concept; "partnering with clients." This approach provides for an open line of communication on expectations, a healthy dialogue/ discussion during the progress and an on-going exchange of suggestions and ideas. Our Cascade Project Manager took "ownership" of our remodel. His "pride in ownership" shows throughout the completed project. Cascade's team was responsive, efficient and always professional."
"From the onset of our building project we realized we were dealing with professionals at Cascade Custom Homes and Design. Being on time and budget was an added bonus. From initial building concept down to picking our colors Cascade walked us through the project. I would not hesitate to recommend them to anyone contemplating building a custom home. Living on an island your reputation spreads quickly. There is a reason customers keep using Cascade Custom Homes and Design to build their dream home. The number of custom homes they have built speaks loudly."
"As a Real Estate agent, I had many choices for the builder of our dream home. To be honest, there are several great builders here on Whidbey Island. What caused us to choose Jon Roberts and his Cascade team was two very important points: First, Jon is a very detailed Contractor, who didn't mind getting into the "weeds" of the project. He was patient with all our questions, concerns and (sometimes crazy) ideas. He has a degree from Washington State University in Architecture and he turned our napkin drawing into a very fine, heirloom-quality home which generates regular compliments. He stood with us when our project had to go before the various architectural boards, and used his existing relationships to get things approved quickly. He kept us informed and the communication flowed. The house came in ON BUDGET. Second, Jon's contracting team was the best. From on-site project supervisor, to the individual subs he chose for us, they were all quality people with years of honed practice in their own professions. I was amazed that most of the subs were my age or older. These were not "kids" off the street, doing something they had never done before. All of this combined experience was brought to bear on our home in a very professional and enjoyable way."
"It was a pleasure working with Cascade Custom Homes on our remodel. They added six feet to the back of our home for the kitchen and family rooms while remodeling those rooms and adding french doors out to a deck. Everyone they sent to work on our house was a professional who was an expert at his or her job and also very nice. Chris Backstrom was our Foreman and he took the time to answer any questions we might have. Even though it wasn't recommended we live in the house during the remodel, we chose to do so and Chris and the workers kept us apprised of their schedule so we could be out of the house or just leaving each morning when the appointed crew arrived. We have used the term "class act" when describing Cascade Custom Homes to friends and acquaintances who ask about our remodeling experience. The finishing work was top rate and the remodel was completed very close to the promised date even though we'd had a wind storm, snow storm, and very heavy rain storms during their months working on our house. If we choose to have our house remodeled again in the future, Cascade Custom Homes will be our first call. Thanks, everyone for our new rooms."
"In addition to the fine craftsmanship of Cascade's home construction, the owner, Jon Roberts, maintains an excellent working relationship with financial institutions and county departments, speeding up the time between inception of the project and the finish. Thanks, Cascade for a project well done!"
"Cascade Custom Homes built my house and guest cottage studio in Coupeville in 2003 and 2007. Not many people can say that building was a fun, joyful, and relatively stress free experience, but I can! My financial advisor was impressed with the way my budget was prepared, my draws were always accurate and there were no surprises. Jon Roberts works with clients, financially, visually and emotionally to help them meet their goals. This is an honest building company with old fashioned ethics. Jon's experience as an architect gives him a special understanding of the style that is Whidbey. The gift I have is the feeling of finally coming home …"


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Our huge projects "Tuas Finger 1″ & "Tuas Finger 2″ in Singapore are under completion. When finished Tuas Port will be the first in Singapore designed to accommodate ultra large shipping vessels. That's why the caissons are as big as they are – height is up to 29,4m!
The TF 1 site is up and running and caissons are rapidly completed. 91 nos caissons will be constructed at the site.
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Considering all of the snow and cold we've had and are still having (another 6" tonight) the turkeys are really looking good. I've seen this flock several times and it looks to have 20 to 25 birds in it.
Sharing my trailcam pics and experiences from the Massanutten Mountains and the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia.
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Gray Fox
Got some day time shots of a beautiful Gray Fox the other week on two different days in the same spot as the Skunks. It's unusual to get a Gray Fox on camera during the day time but like the Skunks it's their mating season so you can see them any time.
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It's rare for me to get skunks on camera during the day time. But the other week I didn't get one but I got two. February and March are the breeding season for skunks here so I'm guessing the orangey white one is a female and the blacker one that come through a few minutes later is a male.
Oh, and in other good news we may get another 8" – 12" snow Monday. @%$#@@@#&^%!!!!
Oh, and in other good news we may get another 8" – 12" snow Monday. @%$#@@@#&^%!!!!
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August 17, 2011 9:16 AM
LinuxCon Live Streaming
I know this is a bit of (very) short notice here, since this is happening today, but I'd like to pass along a bit of exciting news about LinuxCon. Thanks to Linux Foundation, this event will be live streaming the key notes from 8/17 to 8/19. If it live streams more than that, I'll be surprised...
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When I was working at Ford, you were put behind a proxy. The idea intrigued me, as it was able to handle so many connections at once. Since then, I've been thinking of different ways to...
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Sunday, September 11, 2011
I really don't watch THIS much anime, y'know...I'm just sayin'...
Now, some of you know I'm into anime. I'm not INTO anime, but hey I like what I like, y'know? Especially over the top violence, always dig that shit.
One of those is known as "Hellsing," which features both over the top violence, tons of I CANNOT DIEEEE and damn near Gary Stu levels of omnipotence. Just badasses everywhere...and while it DOES deviate strictly away from the manga at a certain point (namely before Millennium, er...Milleneon? Somethin' like that...appears and the whole NAZI VAMPIRES EATING BABIES thing goes down) I, personally, still find it incredibly enjoyable. Well, except for the final part...but even THAT battle is still pretty cool.
SO, what makes it so special to me is the OST's that came with it, "Raid" and "Ruins." Both have just deliciously MUSICAL music, just real genre-busting shit that's fuckin' awesome~! And what-with in light of my recent revelations about my band concept, No Rhymes, and the whole "fuck your genre" style of music (plus I DID mention it to Tracirz at her blog that I'd post some choice stuff up. Go check her out at http://technicolortypecast.blogspot.com/ ) I figured why the hell not just post up some of my faves from the OST's, y'knowwhat I mean? Admittedly, I'll be focusing on the Raid OST in this installment of Soothe, but hey that just leaves a whole other OST to check out yerdamnself...or just wait 'til I make a Ruins post, yah?
So without further adieu, let's get started with the coolest of 'em all, namely....
"Cool, The World Without Logos" - Hellsing OST Raid
"Double Crossed Fool" - Hellsing OST Raid
The aptly named "Musical Entertainment" - Hellsing OST Raid
"When Going To War, Fight With Arrows, Spears and Swords" - Hellsing OST Raid
...sounds like the kinda title I would write for a song...
"Faulty Neurosis Like Tune" - Hellsing OST Raid
"Certain Victory Lotus Tune" - Hellsing OST Raid
Well, it's hard to say exactly what IS the best about this particular album...I mean, it sounds a TOOOOON better when you just listen to 'em back to back on a disc or whateverhaveya.
Still, some good stuff altogether if this is yer kinda thing. I find that every now and then when I just have this iiiiitch I can't scraaaatch, I slap this on and BOOM, satisfied.
I hope you enjoyed this installment of Soothe Your Freaking Beast. I'm of a mind for video games in the next post, yeaaaaah....vidyuh games.
Here's a teeny, tiny hint:
my arm, My Arm, MY ARM, MY ARM, MY ARM, MY ARM....
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cool songs..enjoyed listening to them!ReplyDelete
You now they sound SOMEWHAT (distantly) similar. I mean they got the same types of synthetic-sounding instruments in them, as in the guitar for example. But I like it...ReplyDelete
Remember being scared of watching Hellsing back then lol
When the movie came out and I was already 12 my parents would still forbid me to see it... FFFFFFUCK was I pissed
LMAO, did you ever play them all together? Shit is realReplyDelete
awe, thanks for mentioning me! :DReplyDelete
the first song is my favorite too, but all of them are kind of making me feel like a badass. i think i still need to see this anime, too. sounds awesome :D
I agree with Neon. Not sure what it is, just that they have that similar thing going. Though, maybe I'm just getting old.ReplyDelete
Oh god. Sorry my recent posts have not been interesting AT ALL. When I get busy I copy and paste from old homework assignments. Bwahahaha. Anyways, these songs are really great. Are they supposed to be Japanese or something? They don't sound like it!ReplyDelete
I love the hellsing cartoon, never really thought about the music on its own thoughReplyDelete
@aamedor - why hello there, cutie pie! Fuck yeah, enjoy you some music, braugh. Here's to the hopes that I can live up to your followin'~!ReplyDelete
@Genetics - Actually, yeah it's Japanese. But really I listen to this kinda music not because of other languages and such, but rather it's just universally good. Quote me on that.
@Copy and Neon - Well, it WAS made by the same guys I reckon...but it's honestly unlike any other kind of music I've ever heard, and I remember old school experimental shit like Ray Lynch's "Deep Breakfast."
...is that on Youtube? I'll check it out and post up some meditative, transcendentalist music on my next post. Also, Neon...yeah, I actually DID try that after you mentioned it, and HOLY FUCKING SHIT IT BLEW MY FUCKING MIIIIIND!
@tracirz - awww, well I DID promise ya (kindasorta) that I'd post this up, even if'n ya didn't know what I was talkin' 'bout.
Now ya know, right? Right!
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Only SEVEN more purchases of The Proposal or the Arc 5 PDF get everyone M/W/F updates for all of April! All purchases enter you in a raffle for a piece of original art. Details below.
So the internet really sucks where I am, but the beach really rocks. I will keep this short as it took 10 minutes to load this damn page.
For those scientists out there who are also youtube fiends..."BLOT BLOT WESTERN BABY FIGURE ONE WILL BE AMAZING." That song will be stuck in your head all day now, you're welcome.
I am curious as to what people think about the ethics of what Peter is doing here. Do you think he is an arrogant jacktard for dosing people with experimental medicine without their knowledge, or perhaps he is showing an initiative that he simply knew would save lives. Somewhere in-between? Not sure even myself.
If you missed it, I found out a bit belatedly that both The War of Winds AND What it Takes were featured as "best webcomics ever (this week)" on Comics Alliance. Wow! Thanks! I am so happy people are enjoying this story!
Ok, back to goofing off, hope I remember to update Friday's news post! Thanks for reading!
Up front, I want to say that anything in these bonus comics is exactly that--a bonus! An illustrated extra! Not necessary to continue reading the story. What these stories ARE is a fleshed out, close up of events that have been mentioned in passing and will never really be part of the main story. The Arc 5 extension explains a lot more of why Scot tracked down Colbey, and what was going on in the background of Driftwood. The Proposal is the story of how Peter proposed to Colbey. And it's nothing nearly as gushy as it sounds (it's rather tragic actually...). Each of them is illustrated! They're regular size comic pages with 1-4 illustrations per page, with a bit more narration.
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Sickness is going through my house this week, and today was our second trip to the walk-in clinic. It's no fun, and definitely pure torture for kids. This is my middle daughter….and she was just done. Didn't feel good, bored, tired, hungry….just all around miserable. She decided that laying on the floor was all she needed. I wanted to speak up and tell her how dirty that floor was and it's not a good idea…..but it made me remember something.
Years ago….15 years ago, I was going through chemo. Every 3 weeks on Thursdays I'd get my full dose of it. It would last until the early evening. I would then come back on Saturday mornings to get my Neulasta shot. By Saturday mornings I was done. Miserable. Not eating. Not drinking. It took everything for me to move, and getting in to a car and sitting at a doctor's office was not high on my list of happy things to do. But I went…every time. My husband would drive me….and we would wait. There were times I'd throw up there. Times I'd have to get fluids. And this one time….while the waiting area was full of people in similar situations….I just couldn't take it anymore. I got on the floor and just stayed there. My husband tried to get me up….the floor is dirty, this is crazy….everything. But I didn't care. It felt so good to just be there. Not moving, not sitting, and not caring.
It seems so stupid, how something so simple can help, but it truly did. And this morning, as my poor sick daughter was laying on the floor…I didn't have the heart to tell her to get up. She needed that moment…and I let her have it. I'm sure I'll be judged….but sometimes in life you just have to do what you need. And this morning….she needed this and for me not to tell her it was wrong.
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It's important to read the Bible carefully. If only skimming, stories like the one of the King of Moab sacrificing his son, in today's Acts reading, could be mistaken for something God wanted or chose. God did not want the king to sacrifice his son. God did not ask him to do that. That was the king's own evil choice. We tend to read the Bible as if everything is telling us to "go and do likewise". This is simply not the case.
2 Kings 3:1-4:17:
- 9 – The kingdoms of Israel and Judah had not been united on anything since just after Solomon's reign.
- 13 – Elisha learned his sass from Elijah. The king of Israel's parents worshipped Baal. Elisha is pointing out that the king wants the Lord's help even though he hasn't been faithful to the Lord.
- 17-19 – It is often the simplest things that prove God's favor or lack there of. Like when wandering in the desert, the Israelites lack water and God provides it.
- 27 – The King of Moab who sacrificed his son did not do this to honor God. God did not ask this of him.
- 1-7 – The Lord provided for the woman when it seemed impossible. He multiplied the oil to make it profitable for her so she could take care of herself and her son.
- 8-10 – Above and beyond hospitality
- 11-17 – Elisha was blessed and then asked the Lord to bless the woman in return.
Acts 14:8-28:
- 8-10 – Healings often happened because of faith. This one is simply because Paul saw faith in the crippled man.
- 11-18 – The people assumed that Paul and Barnabas were their gods in human form. This, for obvious reasons, greatly distressed the men of God.
- 19-23 – When Paul later writes about suffering for the sake of Christ, he is not speaking figuratively. He truly had suffered greatly to share the gospel.
Psalm 140:1-3:
- It is pretty incredible that, with so many aggressive enemies, David is still able to focus on and remain faithful to God. At the same time, it is pretty incredible how well God protected David from his enemies.
Proverbs 17:22:
- Joy, a fruit of the spirit, is more than just enjoyable, it's life giving.


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The Organ of Jacques Taddei
The most recent renovation (1999-2005) was conducted by Bernard Dargassies, under supervision of Jacques Taddei (the titulare at that time, who also raised the - private - funds) and Jean-Louis Coignet, Organ Advisor to the City of Paris.
According to Dargassies many of the harmonic-length pipes had been damaged and disfigured. The expression shutters of the Swell were rendered useless by a wall of pipes of the new Soubasse of the Pedal. The wind pressures had been "changed" over the years due to a variety of factors, due to insufficient maintenance and new regulator springs installed in 1962 that lost their tension over the years. The 1962 console barely missed being consumed by fire caused by hazardous electrical connections made over the years.
The works of Dargassies included:
Restauration of the pipes with as starting point a return to their original character.
Reharmonisation of the neo-baroque stops to obtain a homogeneous symphonic instrument.
Reconstruction of the wind supply (including the installation of new, large, double-fold bellows identical to the original and added in symmetry to guarantee a good wind supply) and original wind pressures.
Replacement of the noisy pneumatic motors and mechanical components .
Removal of the plywood deflecting panels above the buffet.
Changes in the composition:
- installing an additional windchest for the Positif at the place of the Soubasse (Pedal) in order to place 4 new stops (5-1/3, 3-1/5, 2-2/7 and an Unda maris) which could not hinder the sound of the Swell, while moving the Pedal Soubasse pipes away from the front of the Swell shades.
- Swell: + Cor de Nuit 8'; Clairon 2' replaced by a Fifre 1'.
With a gift of the Fondation Bettencourt some additional works were realized:
- The mutations resulting from 16'
- A contrabombarde 32'
- A Trompette 8 en chamade (for the Swell, Great and Pedal), placed on the second gallery at the place of the old console
- Renovation of the console of 1962 and installing it at the first gallery, leaving the organ loft vacant - except for portraits of Franck, Tournemire and Langlais and the new chamades
- Installation of a new mobile console to let the public see the organist playing and to permit the performance of great symphonic works with the orchestra positioned around the console.
The choir organ was not restored and is currently out of service.
Additional information:
* Stoplist 2005
* The upper loft after 2005
* Pipework
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Icons are windows into heaven, says Saint John of Damascus. It's been said that the gospels depict through words, what the icon announces through images. The orthodox icon bears the historical testimony of Christian faith, along with the specific proof of Holy Grace, of which we can all become worthy heirs.
As a silent and practical presence in a christian's life and faithful guide of our prayers, the icon is today, much less of our concern, and its significance lesser known. The icon's purpose and meaning, greatly outweighs its physical means of expression, truthfully becoming through the touch of Grace, a place of sacred light and presence.
The craft and spiritual formation, toward making an authentic icon, through the gift and labor of the iconographer - along with the often overlooked ingredient: faith - has been rigorously preserved, in the traditional technique of orthodox icons, extensively illustrated, in erminies(icon manuals). The icons painted by Daniela Jurescu, are made in respect of this tradition, and some of them can be admired in the Iconia virtual studio .Today's feast
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Poe's poems favour lyricism over storytelling, style over substance. But when he combines the two, as he does in The Raven, his poetry is mesmeric.
imran lorgat
Fight Club by Chuck Palahniuk [Book Thoughts]
Fight Club is a brutal satire, a sarcastic commentary on 21st century materialism. Maybe it's also the story of a lonely man. A twisted book and an engaging movie.
Bend Sinister by Vladimir Nabokov [Book Thoughts]
Like Nabokov says in his opening letter: Bend Sinister may be too clever for most. It's interesting that it exists, but Nabokov has done better and it's not for everyone.
Islam: A Short History by Karen Armstrong [Book Thoughts]
Islam: A Short Story is 1400 years of history in 150 pages. Told like a story, light on the details, heavy on the understanding. Worthy insights.
Arctic Summer by Damon Galgut [Book Thoughts]
Arctic Summer is a biographical-historical hybrid capturing E.M. Forster's secret homosexuality. It's a depiction of the times, is factually accurate, and it kept me interested.
In A Strange Room by Damon Galgut [Book Thoughts]
400+ words and I feel I've said nothing meaningful about In a Strange Room. It's excellent, it's honest and it's real. It's worth the read.
The Good Doctor by Damon Galgut [Book Thoughts]
The Good Doctor is a bleak chronicle carved from life, a web of unconnected connections, a solitary story in the middle of nowhere. An anti-novel: quality reading.


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2.0.0 - 2016/01/27
Core changes:
+ All components upgraded to .NET 4.5
+ Visual Studio integration has been separated to a separate project: https://github.com/techtalk/SpecFlow.VisualStudio
+ Using the new Gherkin 3 parser (see https://github.com/cucumber/gherkin3)
+ Allow running SpecFlow tests parallel within the same AppDomain. See http://go.specflow.org/doc-multithreaded for details.
Breaking changes:
+ The new release will not work with .NET runtimes older than .NET 4.5.
+ Because of the new Gherkin parser, some feature files might not be able to parse
+ Support for obsolete runtimes (Silverlight, WP7) have been removed, they will be re-added in a better way soon.
New Features:
+ Support for xUnit 2.0, including parallel support. The old provider is renamed to xunit.1. (Issue 419)
+ Support for NUnit 3.0, including parallel support. The old provider is renamed to nunit.2.
+ Hook (e.g. [BeforeScenario]) execution order can be controlled with an Order parameter of the attribute
+ Assist: extensible table conversions and comparisons for CreateSet, CreateInstance, CompareToSet, CompareToInstance
Smaller Improvements/fixes:
+ ScenarioContext.StepContext can be used to access the details of the step currently being executed
+ NUnit generator adds tags to TestCase attributes generated from outline examples. This way the NUnit test adapter in Visual Studio will display the tags.
+ Better regular expression suggestions generated for missing steps with quoted parameters
+ Steps base class provides properties to access the feature, scenario and step contexts in a thread-safe way
+ Scenario and feature context can be injected to the binding class to avoid the ScenarioContext.Current and FeatureContext.Current static accessors
+ Assist: better matching of column names to preperty names by removing any character from the header name that is not valid in property names (Issue 511)
+ Small improvements in the DI framework, see https://github.com/gasparnagy/BoDi/blob/master/BoDi/BoDi.cs for details.
+ SpecFlow.MsTest NuGet package can be used to easily configure SpecFlow with MsTest
+ Specflow Test Execution report now includes the "tags" in the Nunit Report which can be displayed through a custom XSLT by the users.
+ remove .net runtime version from generated file header to avoid unwanted changes
1.9.3 - 2013/09/26 (Visual Studio 2013 Integration)
Note: 1.9.3 only improved the Visual Studio integration, but uses the SpecFlow 1.9.0 runtime and generator.
New Features:
+ Visual Studio 2013 support (see http://www.specflow.org/documentation/Visual-Studio-2013-Integration/)
+ SpecRun 1.2 support: run/debug tests from the feature file editor
1.9.2 - 2013/03/25 (Visual Studio Integration update)
Note: 1.9.2 only improved the Visual Studio integration, but uses the SpecFlow 1.9.0 runtime and generator.
Fixed issues:
+ VS2010/VS2012: Visual Studio freezes while editing keywords (Issue 128)
+ VS2010/VS2012: Linked app.config now works (Issue 255, by ArildF)
+ VS2012: Run SpecFlow Scenarios didn't work in VS2012 Update 1 (Issue 273)
+ VS2012: Support execution of scenarios from editor, that are generated with setting. (related to Issue 275)
The generator setting above can be used as a workaround for VS2012 test runner issues, for example that Scenario Outline and Example tables show up as "External"
+ VS2010/VS2012: Parameter is not colorized correctly when part of the keyword (Issue 276)
+ VS2010/VS2012: 'Go To Definition' does not work with partial classes (Issue 53)
+ VS2010/VS2012: ReSharper shortcuts (comment, go to definition, run test) do not work
+ VS2010/VS2012: Test class generation fails when installed SpecFlow and SpecFlow.CustomPlugin packages in one project (Issue 279)
New Features:
+ VS2010/VS2012: Table outlining support in the editor (Issue 244, by RaringCoder)
1.9.1 - 2012/10/12 (Visual Studio Integration update)
Note: 1.9.1 only improved the Visual Studio integration, but uses the SpecFlow 1.9.0 runtime and generator.
Fixed issues:
+ VS2012: Run specflow scenarios does not work: works as for RC, but still runs all scenarios from the file (Issue 210)
+ VS2010: VS stops showing context menus if code window contains C++ code (Issue 209)
+ VS2010: Use < and > around variables in Intellisense for steps (Issue 203)
+ VS2010: SpecFlow incorrectly detected changes in the configuration (Issue 215)
+ VS2008: Support for VB code generation
+ VS2010: Exception during project load
+ VS2010: InvalidComObjectException: COM object that has been separated from its underlying RCW cannot be used. (Issue 230)
+ VS2010/VS2012: improve stability, more tracing
1.9.0 - 2012/08/06
See detailed feature summary at http://go.specflow.org/whatsnew-19
New Features:
+ Visual Studio 2012 support
+ Download IDE integration packages through their own distribution channel:
Visual Studio 2012 and 2010: Visual Studio Gallery (http://go.specflow.org/vsgallery)
MonoDevelop: MonoDevelop Add-in Repository (http://go.specflow.org/monodevelop-addin)
SharpDevelop: download addin and install it from SharpDevelop AddIn Manager (http://go.specflow.org/download-sdaddin)
Visual Studio 2008: download installer (http://go.specflow.org/download-vs2008msi)
+ Visual Studio 2012 generic test runner support
+ Added SpecFlow.xUnit NuGet package
+ Guids can now be used as arguments to step definitions.
+ Any missing characters on a guid in tables or step arguments will be filled with trailing zeroes. ("7" => 70000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000)
+ Better comparison exceptions when comparing tables to sets.
+ Using standard Gherkin parser (http://github.com/aslakhellesoy/gherkin) v2.6.5
+ VS2010: Comment and uncomment selection
+ VS2010: Cache analysis result for faster solution startup
+ VS2010: It can now be installed on machines used for SharePoint development
+ Step Definitions without Regular Expressions (underscore style, pascal-case style)
+ F# step definitions (regex method names, Visual Studio integration)
+ SpecFlow.NUnit NuGet package has been split to SpecFlow.NUnit (w/o AddOn for NUnit runner) and SpecFlow.NUnit.Runners (with runner support)
+ ReSharper: editor features (toggle comment, go to step definition, run/debug scenarios) can be used with R# keyboard shortcuts
+ MsTest: Support for MSTest's [Owner] and [WorkItem] attributes with tags like @owner:foo @workitem:123 (Issue 162, Pull 161)
+ NuGet package for creating custom generator extensions: SpecFlow.CustomPlugin
+ VS2010: Integration can track files changed outside of VS (e.g. updated by a SCC pull)
+ VS2010: Collect bindings from assembly references
+ VS2010: Navigation from step definitions to the matching steps (Issue 192)
+ VS2010: Context-dependent navigation (go to step definition / go to steps) with Alt+Ctrl+Shift+S
+ VS2010: Generate missing step definitions from a feature file
+ Support custom step definition skeleton templates (dirrerent style customizable in config, template can be overriden in
"C:\Users\\AppData\Local\SpecFlow\SkeletonTemplates.sftemplate", see http://go.specflow.org/doc-stepdefstyles) (Issue 137, Pull 113)
+ VS2010: Highlight unbound steps and step parameters in the editor (beta, can be switched off in Tools/Options/SpecFlow) (Issue 49, Pull 189, with support of matgiro)
+ Plugin infrastructure
+ The default MsTest unit test provider is changed to the MsTest.2010. If you need to use the MsTest 2008 provider, you have to specify "MsTest.2008".
For newer MsTest providers, you can use "MsTest" (recommended) or "MsTest.2010".
Fixed issues:
+ VS2010: The message "Step bindings are still being analyzed. Please wait." displayed infinitely (Issue 168)
+ SharePoint: throws errors when creating a test class based on the .feature file generated in SharePoint progress because the content of the file is xml. (Issue 151, Pull 170)
+ VS2010: Formatting table fails if table row does not end with a pipe (Issue 146)
+ Support for missing feature/GenerationTargetLanguage (Issue 163)
+ RuntimePluginLoader: IsAssignableFrom is backwards (Issue 164)
+ VS2010: Specflow options show up as "General" in VS Import/Export settings (Issue 184)
+ Dispose IDisposable user objects created by SpecFlow (Issue 22)
1.8.1 - 2011/10/25
Fixed issues:
+ ReSharper: NUnit scenario outline without tag on example set (rowtest enabled) causes inconclusive result (Issue 116)
+ Step definition with more than 10 parameters causing BindingException (extended now to 20)
+ Run & debug scenarios from the feature file context menu does not work with ReSharper 6 (Issue 138)
+ VS2010 step autocomplete: New steps form external project are not found unless IDE is restarted (Issue 88, by Stanislaw Wozniak)
+ VS2010 step autocomplete: Duplicated steps
1.8.0 - 2011/10/17
Breaking changes:
+ Classes used for context injection must have a single public constructor with maximum parameter count (so far the first constructor was used).
+ After step hook is was not invoked when step definition failed so far. Now it is invoked even in case of a failure.
New features:
+ Async testing support for Windows Phone 7 (Issue 132, by Jeff Simons)
+ Support for MbUnit v3. Use unit test provider name "mbunit.3". (Issue 133, by Raytheon)
+ SpecFlow framework classes can be used as a dependency for context injection.
+ Custom extensions for the runtime can be specified in the config file (specflow/runtime/dependencies).
+ Better customization possibilities with plugins.
+ [StepScope] attribute can also scope hooks (event bindings) (Issue 95)
+ [StepScope] has been renamed to [Scope]. [StepScope] is kept with obsolete warning.
+ VS2010: Run & debug scenarios from the feature file context menu and solution explorer nodes (feature file, folder, project).
+ VS2010: Use infix word prefix matching for step completion.
+ VS2010: Regenerate feature files from project context menu.
+ VS2010: Go to step definition command in feature file context menu.
+ MsBuild generator can output generated file paths (GeneratedFiles property). The file list is populated to the MsBuild item
@(SpecFlowGeneratedFiles) by the TechTalk.SpecFlow.targets.
+ MsBuild: TechTalk.SpecFlow.targets provides overrideable BeforeUpdateFeatureFilesInProject and AfterUpdateFeatureFilesInProject targets.
+ Cucumber harmonization
+ Allow using [Before]/[After] attributes as synonyms of [BeforeScenario]/[AfterScenario]
+ Allow using [StepDefinition] attribute that matches to given, when or then steps
+ Leading '@' sign can be specified for hooks and [Scope] attribute
Fixed issues:
+ Instances created for context injection are disposed after scenario execution (Issue 22)
+ Error when opening feature file in VS2008 if VS2008 syntax coloring was enabled.
+ Silverlight: make possible to access SilverlightTest instance (Issue 126, by Matt Ellis)
+ Silverlight: apply feature tags to the test class instead of the methods (Issue 126, by Matt Ellis)
+ SpecFlowContext.TryGetValue does not evaluate Func factory methods (Issue 127, by Matt Ellis)
+ StepArgumentTransformation cannot be used recursively
+ VS2010 locks generator folder
+ After step hook is not invoked when step definition failed.
+ Missing XML comment warnings caused by the generated test class (Issue 121)
+ VS2010: Goto step definition misdiagnoses Given-But as a Then-But (Issue 134, by Raytheon)
+ VS2010: 'Go To Definition' does not work with partial classes. (Issue 53, by Raytheon)
+ AfterTestRun-Hook does not trigger when running in NUnitGui or NUnitConsole. To fix this, you need to add the NUnit addin from
https://raw.github.com/techtalk/SpecFlow/master/Installer/NUnitNuGetPackage/SpecFlowNUnitExtension.cs to the project, or use
the SpecFlow.NUnit combined NuGet package that does this automatically.
1.7.1 - 2011/08/19
Fixed issues:
+ Test execution report displays the feature description instead of the title (Issue 118)
+ Incomprehensible error message when Scenario-description is empty (Issue 117)
+ Assist helpers do not support Singles (Issue 114, by Joe Parkin)
+ Assist helpers do not support unsigned integers (Issue 115, by mdellanoce)
+ The test class is not generated as UTF-8, so some accented characters might be displayed incorrectly. (Issue 112)
+ Fix step definition report broken by v1.7. (Issue 111, by Chris Roff)
+ Intellisense breaks when typing keyword 'E' (And in pt-BR) followed by a space (Issue 109)
+ Intellisense completition removes the non-first words of keywords (e.g. for "Gegeben sei") (Issue 65)
+ Support table delimiter escaping for table formatting (Issue 99)
+ Fixed enum property name match (Issue 119)
+ Added Assist support for byte, float, long, ulong, sbyte, ushort, single. With nullables. (Issue 120)
1.7.0 - 2011/07/29
Breaking changes:
+ There are a few breaking changes in the generated test code. If you upgrade to SpecFlow 1.7, you should either
re-generate the tests, or setup your project to use a version for generating the tests that is compatible with
the runtime you use (see "Using SpecFlow generator from the project's lib folder" feature).
New features:
+ Using standard Gherkin parser (http://github.com/aslakhellesoy/gherkin) v2.3.6
+ Using SpecFlow generator from the project's lib folder instead of SpecFlow installed for IDE integration.
The VS2010 integration can be installed independently from projects using a different version. The VS2010
integration checks the generator in the following paths:
1. generator path configured in app.config ()
2. generator assembly (TechTalk.SpecFlow.Generator.dll) referenced from the SpecFlow project
3. generator in the same folder as the runtime (TechTalk.SpecFlow.dll)
4. generator is near to the runtime ("tools" or "..\tools", relative to the runtime)
5. generator obtained through NuGet ("..\..\tools", relative to the runtime)
If SpecFlow cannot find the generator or it is older than v1.6.0, the installed SpecFlow generator is used.
If you use any custom plugins (e.g. unit test generator), this has to be in the same folder as the generator
+ Added ToProjection, ToProjectionOfSet, ToProjectionOfInstance to allow for LINQ-based comparisons. (by Vagif Abilov)
+ Cleaned-up CreateInstance and CreateSet for greater code maintainability.
+ Cleaned-up CompareToInstance and CompareToSet for greater code maintainability, and slightly more accurate value comparisons (like decimals with trailing zeroes).
+ Removed the |Field|Value| requirement for CreateInstance and CompareToInstance. Any header names can be used, so long as the first column is the name of the property and the second column is the value.
+ Can use empty spaces and different casing in the tables used for comparison (i.e. can use |First name| instead of |FirstName| )
+ Tables used with CreateInstance and CompareToInstance can now be one-row tables with each field as a column (instead of requiring a vertical table with "Field/Value" headers)
+ A default function to create a default instance can be passed to CreateInstance and CreateSet.
+ Syntax coloring support for Visual Studio 2008. Uncheck this option in the installer if you are using cuke4vs. (by Avram Korets)
+ SharpDevelop 4 (#develop) integration. Enable SharpDevelop 4 integration in the installer and use the SharpDevelop AddIn Manager
to install the integration (select addin file from SpecFlow installation folder). (by Charles Weld)
+ Support for testing Silverlight asynchronous code. (by Matt Ellis & Ryan Burnham)
See https://github.com/techtalk/SpecFlow/wiki/Testing-Silverlight-Asynchronous-Code for details.
+ TableRow implements IDictionary
+ Add table row from a (total or partially filled) dictionary
+ Raname table column (Table.RenameColumn(stirng, string))
Fixed issues:
+ Installer executes devenv /installtemplates even if VS2008 integration is not selected.
+ Duplicated logic between generator and runtime (generator depends on runtime now)
+ MsTest tests are not properly attached to the right feature (Issue 96)
+ Assist methods now work with classes with multiple properties of the same enum type.
+ Refactor IUnitTestGeneratorProvider interface to be more consistent (Issue 4)
1.6.1 - 2011/04/15
Fixed issues:
+ Windows Phone 7 runtime (TechTalk.SpecFlow.WindowsPhone7.dll) is not included in the NuGet package (Issue 61)
+ Warnings in the generated test classes (Issue 58)
+ Improved tracing for VS2010 integration
1.6.0 - 2011/04/04
Breaking changes:
+ The Silverlight runtime assembly has been renamed to TechTalk.SpecFlow.Silverlight3.dll.
New features:
+ Added a Set(Func) extension method. The Func method will be invoked whenever ScenarioContext.Current.Get is called.
+ Support for tagging (including @ignore) scenario outline examples.
NUnit and MbUnit: to filter for categories generated for the examples in the unit test runner, you need to
switch off row test generaiton ()
+ Using standard Gherkin parser (http://github.com/aslakhellesoy/gherkin) v2.3.5
+ Support for converting table and multi-line text arguments with [StepArgumentTransformation] (by Chris Roff, roffster)
See examples in Tests/FeatureTests/StepArgumentTransfomation
+ VS2010: Support for specifying color for the step text
+ Added a FillInstance(T) extension method off of Table. When passed an instance of T, it will fill the instance with values from the table (like CreateInstance).
+ VS2010: Re-generate feature file when the configuration has changed or a new version of SpecFlow is installed
+ VS2010: Improved intellisense for steps
+ VS2010: Intellisense for keywords
+ VS2010: "go to binding"
+ VS2010: Automatic table formatting when "|" is typed
+ VS2010: Tracing can be configured from tools / options. The environment variable SPECFLOW_TRACE is not used anymore.
+ Windows Phone 7 support, see https://github.com/techtalk/SpecFlow/wiki/Windows-Phone-7-Support (by Max Paulousky)
+ Silverlight runtime can be configured from query string (by Matt Ellis)
+ Generate test parameters from scenario outline parameters and example set name for MsTest (by Qingsong Yao)
+ Isolated test generator interface (can be used later for using the generator of the project instead of the generator of the IDE integration)
+ Official NuGet integration (by Daniel Sack)
Fixed issues:
+ Scenario with only "*" steps fails with "System.ArgumentException: Unable to convert block to binding type"
+ Binding is reported as invalid if there is a matching step definition with different scope
+ Support for datetime comparisons that ignore 12:00:00 AM (issue 52)
+ Fix NUnit execution report to properly select features when .features is solely comprised Scenario Outlines.
(by Jon Archer)
+ Tags applied at the feature level are now applied as Silverlight TagAttributes on the class. (by Matt Ellis, citizenmatt)
+ Rethrowing exceptions caught during steps would lose the call stack on Silverlight. (by Matt Ellis, citizenmatt)
+ SpecFlow emits an erroneous suggestion for the step bindings in VB.NET (Issue 32)
+ Refactored VS2010 intagration to better maintanability
+ Refactored CreateSet and CompareToSet extension methods to use the same logic as CreateInstance and CompareToInstance.
+ Step Intellisense doesn't show in Feature Background (Issue 23)
+ Xunit Theory Attribute/InlineAttribute using incorrect namespace. (Issue 40, by Kerry Jones)
+ Scenario Outline - Multiple Scenarios table header row VS formatting issue (Issue 16)
+ SpecFlow step definition report generator throws unhandled exception when a scenario starts with "And" (Issue 45)
+ VS2010: SpecFlow writes out feature and code-behind files with inconsistent line endings (Issue 28)
+ Step definitions can be implemented in abstract base classes (but the abstract base class must not have the [Binding] attribute). SpecFlow no longer tries to instantiate the abstract base class. (Issue 47)
1.5.0 - 2010/12/17
Breaking changes:
+ Changing the default value (true) of the allowRowTests configuration setting is not incompatible with older
New features:
+ Step Intellisense for Visual Studio 2010 - displays the list of bound steps when pressing space or ctrl+space
after a step keyword
(Thanks to Marcus Hammarberg for the contribution.)
+ Options for Visual Studio 2010 - you can enable/disable the integration features (syntax coloring, outlining,
intellisense) in Visual Studio 2010, Tools / Options / SpecFlow / General
+ Faster installation for VS2010 - if you install SpecFlow only to VS2010, the installation is much faster
as we now entirely using the new VSIX infrastructure for the integaration.
+ Support for row test generation (NUnit, MbUnit and xUnit). This new feature is enabled by default, but can
be switched off from the configuration with .
(Thanks to John Gietzen (otac0n) for the contribution.)
+ Support for specifying property names with blanks and case insensitive for SpecFlow.Assist (by Steven Zhang, jdomzhang)
Fixed issues:
+ Scoped Steps does not recognize feature tags (Issue 12)
+ Support for double and nullable types in table-helpers of SpecFlow.Assist
+ Support for enum parsing in table-helpers of SpecFlow.Assist
+ Adding comparison helpers to SpecFlow.Assist (by darrencauthon)
+ Support for char parsing in table-helpers of SpecFlow.Assist (Issue 19)
+ VS2010 might crash after pasting into a feature file
+ Excution report should list features ordered by feature title
1.4.0 - 2010/10/07
Breaking changes:
+ The generator has been improved to provide source code language. Because of this, SpecFlow test generated
with this version will be incompatible with older runtimes.
New features:
+ Scoped Step Definitions: you can scope step definitions (bindings) to tags, features and scenarios. Scope filter
can be applied to a class or a method with the [StepScope] attribute.
See examples in Tests/FeatureTests/ScopedSteps/ScopedSteps.feature and Tests/FeatureTests/ScopedSteps/ScopedStepsBindings.cs
(Thanks to Jose Simas for the contribution.)
+ Adding binding-culture to App.config. If set, this culture is used during execution of steps.
+ VB-Step-Definition Skeleton Provider: For VB-projects, the suggested step skeletons are generated in VB.
+ Merging strongly typed context accessors from Darren Cauthon's SpecFlowAssist
+ Merging table/row extension methods from Darren Cauthon's SpecFlowAssist
Add a using statement for the namespace TechTalk.SpecFlow.Assist to use the extension methods.
See also Darren's youtube tutorial: http://bit.ly/aY4VOd
+ Diagnostic tracing: VS2010 integration can display trace messages to the Output window
if tracing is enabled. Tracing can be enabled by setting the environment variable SPECFLOW_TRACE
to either "all" or to the comma separated list of individual SpecFlow traing categories (currently
only the category "EditorParser" is supported).
Fixed issues:
+ Better error reporting for wrong Gherkin files (multiple errors displayed, detect duplicate scenario names)
+ Visual Studio 2010 editor slows down after editing a feature file for a longer time (Issue 9)
220.127.116.11 - 2010/08/11
Fixed issues:
+ Sorry, we're ironing out our deploy strategy with the new Mono/MonoDevelop integration. We didn't
change the version in the MonoDevelop Add-In XML file.
220.127.116.11 - 2010/08/11
New features:
+ Support for hosting add-in on http://addins.monodevelop.com
1.3.5 - 2010/08/11
New features:
+ Support for Mono (v2.6.7) & MonoDevelop (v2.4) by Dale Ragan
Fixed issues:
+ Generating code randomly for the wrong testing engine
+ Test class generation problem for Russian feature files
+ Fix tag support for Silverlight
1.3.4 - 2010/07/28
Fixed issues:
+ Installation fails if Visual Studio 2010 is not installed
+ VS2010: Background section is not colored properly
1.3.3 - 2010/07/19
New features:
+ Support for MsTest report generation
usage: specflow mstestexecutionreport projectFile [/testResult:value] [/xsltFile:value] [/out:value]
projectFile Visual Studio Project File containing specs
[/testResult:value] Test Result file generated by MsTest. Defaults to TestResult.trx
[/out:value] Generated Output File. Defaults to TestResult.html
[/xsltFile:value] Xslt file to use, defaults to built-in stylesheet if not provided
+ Visual Studio 2010 editor support:
- syntax coloring with configurable colors ("Gherkin ...")
- outlining for scenarios
Uninstall the beta integration (TechTalk.SpecFlow.VsIntegration.GherkinFile.vsix) before installing
SpecFlow 1.3.3.
Fixed issues:
+ MbUnit execution fails for pending steps (Assert method not found: Inconclusive)
1.3.2 - 2010/06/29
New features:
+ Support for MsTest for .NET 4.0 categories. Configure the test provider name to
"MsTest.2010" in order to use the [TestCategory] attribute.
+ Silverlight support (beta), see http://wiki.github.com/techtalk/SpecFlow/silverlight-support
Fixed issues:
+ Report generation fails if no custom XSLT is provided
1.3.1 - 2010/06/21
New features:
+ Using standard Gherkin parser (http://github.com/aslakhellesoy/gherkin) v2.0.1
+ Custom XSLT can be specified for generating reports.
See examples in Tests/ReportingTests/CustomXsltTemplate.feature
+ The test error can be accessed through ScenarioContext.Current.TestError
(e.g. in an AfterScenario event).
+ [StepTransformation] attribute has been renamed to [StepArgumentTransformation]
because this name describe the intention better. Using the old attribute will
generate a warning.
+ Support for MbUnit
Fixed issues:
+ NullReference exception when using BeforeTestRun event (Issue 41)
1.3.0 - 2010/05/05
New features:
+ Using standard Gherkin parser (http://github.com/aslakhellesoy/gherkin) v1.0.24
+ Context injection in step definitions. Step definitions can get a context injected with
constructor injection. (Issue 30)
See examples in Tests/FeatureTests/ContextInjection
+ Using steps in other assemblies. This enables writing steps in VB. (Issue 19)
See examples in Tests/FeatureTests/ExternalSteps
+ Steps can be invoked from other steps using step text. See examples in
+ Custom step parameter converters can be defined as a binding.
See examples in Tests/FeatureTests/StepArgumentTransfomation
+ SpecFlow feature files can be added also to VB.NET projects
+ Support for xUnit
+ Single installer for Visual Studio 2008 and 2010 (Issue 6, 10, 11)
+ Place GeneratedCodeAttribute and 'Designer generated code' region on generated code to
avoid having this code parsed by code analysis. (Issue 33)
+ Configuration option to disable all output. (Issue 29)
Use the following config to disable output:
Fixed issues:
+ SpecFlow Reporting doesn't work with Firefox (Issue 31)
+ Binding methods are executed using the culture of the feature file.
+ Several parsing issues are solved now (Issue 1, 8, 9, 37)
1.2.0 - 2009/11/25
New features:
+ Generate #line pragmas to the output file (Issue 26)
+ Allow transformation of feature files from command-line and MsBuild (Issue 3)
+ Merge all command-line tool (generation, reports) to a single executable: specflow.exe
+ Support for Dutch and Swedish language
+ Support enumerations in step binding arguments (Issue 28)
Fixed issues:
+ MsTest does not refresh tests automatically (Issue 25)
+ Fixes in report localization
+ Non-string parameters for bindings are not converted using the feature language (Issue 26)
1.1.0 - 2009/11/11
New features:
+ Support for MsTest (Issue 4)
+ Finalize configuration (Issue 13)
+ Support German, French and Hungarian languages (Issue 5)
+ Add strong-name for specflow assemblies (Issue 2)
+ Allow scenario events to be instance methods (Issue 20)
+ More descriptive name for the scenario outline example tests than XYZ_Variant1 (Issue 18)
+ NUnit SpecFlow test execution report (Issue 23)
+ Step definition usage report (Issue 24)
Fixed issues:
+ Runtime: Remove direct dependency on nunit.framework.dll from the runtime (Issue 12)
+ Runtime: Binding methods with more than 4 parameters cannot be used (Issue 21)
+ Generator: Special language characters (e.g. accented letters) are removed when generating
test method names (Issue 22)
1.0.2 - 2009/10/20
New features:
+ Runtime: allow non-static bindings
+ Runtime: support multiple step attributes on a single binding method
Fixed issues:
+ VS: Error message is displayed when you add a SpecFlow project item to your project.
+ Parser: mixed order of Given/When/Then is not supported
+ Runtime: the original phrasing of the keywords (Given/And/But) is not preserved
+ Generator: the generated test class has a "Fixture" suffix
+ Parser: specifying any "given" should be optional
1.0.1 - 2009/10/13
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Discover South Tyrol's specialitiesIn the small paradise of South Tyrol
South Tyrol is always a paradise, for its inhabitants but also for its guests, many of whom come back year after year because they like South Tyrol so much. There is a good reason for this: The paradise of South Tyrol is incredibly rich in traditions which vary from district to district, valley to valley and village to village.
This diversity enriches the people's culture and is also very popular with guests. There is something special to experience at every time of year, such as the wide range of customs which are a real highlight. From a culinary perspective, there are also many festivals and events with a long-standing tradition which take place year after year.
The paradise of South Tyrol guarantees a deep insight into culture, tradition and customs and will keep surprising you with new aspects of its many sides.
Here you will find a selection of South Tyrolean specialities, in particular culinary delicacies.
"Törggelen" at DAS DORNER
Every year in October, DAS DORNER ****s holds its "Törggele" evening – a small autumn highlight for our guests.
Törggelen is an old farming tradition which is celebrated at the end of the grape harvest in autumn. It is mainly about tasting the young wine – called "Sußer" – which has only just begun to ferment.
From a culinary point of view, Törggelen has farmer-style home cooking to offer – typical dishes such as barley soup, "Schlachtplatte" (various sausage and meat dishes) with sauerkraut and dumplings, "Schlutzkrapfen" (a regional pasta dish) or Kaminwurze sausages and smoked ham are served.
To finish off this delight for your taste buds there are sweet doughnuts with jam and nuts or poppy seed fillings and, of course, roasted chestnuts which taste fantastic with a little butter.
A culinary journey through the small paradise of South Tyrol!
South Tyrolean smoked ham
If you think about South Tyrol and its typical foods, South Tyrolean smoked ham is certainly one of the specialities which first comes to mind.
The production of smoked ham has long tradition in this region. The paradise of South Tyrol which, geographically speaking, lies between the northern and Mediterranean climate, benefits from these unique climate conditions.
Visit a mountain hut or a wine tavern for a hearty snack and enjoy this South Tyrolean speciality. And why not take back a good piece of farmer's ham from one of South Tyrol's historic butchers so that your loved ones at home can enjoy it too? They are sure to love it!


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Journal Celebrating the reinstatement of the Dutch monarchy 200 years ago, the Dutch government organised a number of events. I attended one of them.
Gear Recently I replaced my primary tele zoom with a shiny newer version.
Travel On invitation of Zach Inglis, I attended the conference he organised in Cardiff: HybridConf.
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"Even our tea and coffee is imported from Malaysia," Kesh Dhami, the general manager for PappaRich U.S.A. told me over lunch in the bright airy dining room of the Malaysian chain's first New York City location, which opened a month ago in Flushing's One Fulton Square mixed-use development. Like many things that tea becomes part of the spectacle in PappaRich's open kitchen. Teh tarik, or pulled tea, the signature drink of Malaysia is made by pouring or pulling them from one container to another. Once the tea's brewed the tea man pours it back and forth from a great height stretching his arms wide. It's possible to build up quite a thirst watching the arc of steaming amber liquid.
Dining at PappaRich
Another part of the show at the newly opened Malaysian specialist whose dining room overlooks downtown Flushing is the making of roti, the many-layered Indian-influenced flatbread. The roti man, who flips and twists sheets of dough until they are paper thin is the first thing you see when entering the restaurant. Roti canai, a classic preparation served with curry chicken, daal, and curry sauce is a favorite. The roti selection goes well beyond the roti canai, with more than a half-dozen varieties, including roti bom, a thick sweet version served with condensed milk and sugar.
"I'm quite sure we're the only ones making roti canai fresh," Kesh said. "Everybody else buys the frozen bread and throws it on a hot plate and serves it to you but we don't do that." Moments before I'd watch the roti man prepare a roti telur bawang, layered with egg and onion. The wedges of slightly sweet eggy bread were a perfect vehicle for the accompanying beef rendang. I was particularly impressed by the inclusion of whole cardamom pods in the complex curry sauce that hums with just enough heat.
"A curry cooked by a Malaysian Chinese chef is different than if you go to a Chinese restaurant," Kesh said. "I want my whole tongue to be dancing each time I have Malaysian food it's a mouthful of flavors." And the architect of those flavors is one Sifu Kwai Soo a master chef who's been cooking Malaysian cuisine for 40 years. "What we do that is different from a lot of Malaysian restaurants even in Flushing is we make everything fresh," Kesh said. "We have our secret ingredients and recipes. They are authentic recipes created by Sifu."
When asked through a translator about his favorite dish to prepare Sifu Soo didn't hesitate to respond with char kway teow. PappaRich's version of the classic Malaysian stir-fry of flat noodles is crowned with plump prawns and shot through with egg and garlic chives. A mounting heat that seems to come from invisible hot peppers suffuses the tangle of chewy ribbons. At the bottom of the nest of noodles find several broad slices of fish cake fanned out.
Those fish cakes also play a role in PappaRich's curry laksa, a classic Malaysian comfort food singing with the flavors of chili and coconut. Chicken, tofu puffs, bean sprouts, and eggplant join the fishcakes along with springy yellow egg noodles and thin strands of rice vermicelli. Twin cylinders of fried beancurd skin that jut out of the rich spicy broth. The crunchy rollups are lovely to eat on their own and also do a great job of soaking up the broth. The restaurant also serves assam laksa, a sour fish soup with broad noodles, pineapple, tamarind, and ginger flowers imported from Southeast Asia.
"When I was in Malaysia we had many meals at PappaRich," says Cissy Tan who along with her husband, Daniel, and PappaRich USA own the Flushing store. "Me and my kids and my husband liked it so much we thought that it was a great idea to bring it back here to New York City."
One of my favorite things about Malaysian cuisine are the desserts, which are a lovely way to cool off after the chili heat. PappaRich's cendol, a dish that reflects the cuisine's Indonesian influences didn't disappoint. A mound of sweetened shaved ice topped with green squiggles infused with the scent of pandan is ringed by red beans and other goodies. Along with a cup of white coffee, it's a great way to cap a meal at Flushing's newest Malaysian eatery.
Getting there: PappaRich is located at 39-16 Prince Street in the One Fulton Square complex, a short walk from the Main Street stops on the 7 train.


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SecurEnvoy has partnered with many leading cloud providers to provide SecurAccess to any digital design your network demands. SecurEnvoy Managed Cloud (SecurMC) is available out of the box to deliver the same Cloud experience without the worries or demands of cloud management.
SecurAccess delivers trusted security - your choice, your way. No matter what your business needs, or your architecture design, we have you covered.
We simply work. We integrate directly without the usual complex, lengthy processes or implementation. SecurAccess offers the scalable flexibility to adapt to your changing business needs and supports countless SaaS or on-premise applications and network options. For legacy password or token-based MFA environments, we offer a migration solution that offers parallel processes while users are migrated through our frictionless solution.
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New York's Taxi and Limousine Commission was sued by taxi-medallion owners over claims the agency is trying to reduce medallion values in retaliation for a challenge to a plan to allow car services to pick up passengers.
The Greater New York Taxi Association, a group representing the owners of about 1,500 medallions, filed the suit in state Supreme Court in Manhattan today, seeking a declaration that recent moves by the TLC and Commissioner David Yassky are "arbitrary and capricious" and asking to have them annulled.
"These illegal actions are all part of a concerted plan concocted by Mayor Michael Bloomberg and Yassky to severely and recklessly diminish the value of taxi medallions for no reason other than to retaliate against medallion owners who successfully challenged the Mayor's illegal plans," the group said in its suit.
The drivers accuse the commission of reaching a secret pact with the New York Taxi Workers' Alliance, a group representing cab drivers, to support the plan to allow car services to pick up street fares in the city's boroughs outside Manhattan in exchange for a fare increase, a lower percentage fee for credit card charges and a health and disability fund for the drivers.
A medallion is a license from the commission to operate a New York City taxicab.
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A state judge in June blocked the outer-borough plan, saying that three taxi groups had demonstrated it would cause them irreparable injury.
Governor Andrew Cuomo struck a deal with lawmakers in December for the city to permit car services to respond to passengers who hail them on the street outside Manhattan. The state legislature passed the law in February. Rules to implement the legislation were approved by the Taxi and Limousine Commission in April and were to take effect in June.
Bhairavi Desai, executive director of the New York Taxi Workers' Alliance, which wasn't named as a defendant in the lawsuit, didn't immediately respond to a telephone message left at the group's headquarters today seeking comment on the lawsuit.
The city is awaiting the lawsuit and will review it carefully, Kate O'Brien Ahlers, a spokeswoman for the city's Law Department, said in a telephone interview.
The mayor is the founder and majority owner of Bloomberg LP, the parent company of Bloomberg News.
The case is Greater New York Taxi Association v. New York City Taxi and Limousine Commission, 103904/2012, New York State Supreme Court (Manhattan).
To contact the reporter on this story: Chris Dolmetsch in New York at email@example.com


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This article was first published in November 2013
Earth-Kind Landscaping uses research-proven techniques to provide maximum garden and landscape enjoyment while preserving and protecting the environment. The objective of Earth-Kind Landscaping is to combine the best of organic and traditional gardening and landscaping principles to create a horticultural system based on real world effectiveness and environmental responsibility. Earth-Kind Landscaping Encourages:
- Landscape water conservation
- Reduction of fertilizer and pesticide use
- Landscaping for energy conservation
- Reduction of landscape wastes entering landfills
Individuals using Earth-Kind landscaping principles and practices can create beautiful, easy-care landscapes, while conserving and protecting natural resources and the environment.
Friends, recently, I called for anyone wanting to help transform the landscape of the church "one plant at a time," and I really meant it. Our church grounds have the potential to become so much more beautiful in color, while using less water and pesticides. Some areas of the grounds could be a teaching resource for our children: a Bible Garden with all the plants mentioned in the Bible.
There's been a good handful of members who have braved the 7:00AM Saturday morning call. We need to prepare the grounds this winter with some trimming and significant removal of bushes; have a plan for rose bushes being transplanted in late January; (best time to transplant while in dormant stage) and envision what our church grounds could become. The city has worked in transforming Anderson Park (across the street from the church) into some beautifully manicured areas. With some volunteers, some financial gifts for needed soil amendments, (compost, expanded shale and lots of hardwood mulch), the grounds will rival our neighbors over the next two or three years. However, this is no competition on my part. I just believe that God's house should be adorned outside, inside, and inside again with God's people. Yes, transformation is gradual at many levels. I am inviting you, creatively-prayerfully, to participate. So I learned a new phrase: "Earth-Kind Landscaping." The website address is at the bottom of the article for you to browse, if interested.
2015 addition: Covenant Gardens have planted onions, radish seeds will go into soil this afternoon and it is an exciting time to envision a growing season in our gardens, landscapes and other interests of horticulture.
Can you envision a growing season in the church? Can you envision, not what it used to be like, but what it can become? I can. God does. What will be necessary to meet the needs of the church, community and future ministries and missions of the church? Christ calls us to be about his kingdom, loving and discipling…
This Sunday we continue the series on "Things I Wish Jesus Had Never Said."
Love you folks. Invite others for a blessing.
Shalom + Paz + Pax + Peace
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...except for maybe the baby inside!
Thursday, December 6, 2007
Nothing better than a belly...
Posted by Jessica Kettle at 12:34 AM
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- Rach said...
Jess!!! I totally LOVE THEM! you rock.
- December 6, 2007 at 8:44 AM
- Heather said...
Those are AWESOME!!!! Great job! I LOVE the one with both their hands on her belly in the shape of hearts! So cool! Where was your photo shoot at?
- December 6, 2007 at 9:52 AM
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I'm really loving these ones! Great job!! How cute is she??!!
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DFG has been listening to her top tips & went to Tribeca, Ranelagh, today for chicken wings.
Dublin Food Girl is on her holidays this weekend, just a few cheeky extra days in Spain with my folks to make the most of the bank holiday.
Hurrah - some chicken wings worthy of review.
I was booking room service tonight at The Strand Hotel in Limerick, and what did I see on the menu but 'Award winning BBQ chicken wings'!


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By Sandeep Jauhar
The New York Times
Originally published February 20, 2014
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Physicians sometimes deceive, too. We don't always reveal when we make mistakes. Too often we order unnecessary tests, to bolster revenue or to protect against lawsuits. We sometimes mislead patients that our therapies have more value, more evidence behind them, than they actually do — whether it was placebo injections from my grandfather's era, for example, or much of the spinal surgery or angioplasty that's done today.
Perhaps the most powerful deceptions in medicine are the ones we direct at ourselves — at our patients' expense. Many physicians still espouse the patriotic (but deeply misconceived) notion that the American medical system is the best in the world. We deny the sickness in our system, and the role we as a profession have played in creating that sickness. We obsessively push ourselves to do more and more tests, scans and treatments for reasons that we sometimes hide from ourselves.
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Born and raised in East London, Victor Davies, the son of a West African father and a British mother, grew up listening to artists like Stevie Wonder and Curtis Mayfield, but it was watching his older brother's friend (and member of '80s soul group Central Line) play guitar that truly inspired him. He got his first guitar at age 14 and began taking classical lessons, though his impatience with reading music caused him to quit after about a year. He began to explore the burgeoning soul/funk scene in London, and also played in a variety of bands around town. In the early '90s Davies received a publishing deal from Virgin, as well as Chrysalis (both of which were later bought by EMI), but things fell through when the label wanted him to write in specific, poppier styles and not the soul- and funk-infused ones he preferred. Faced with this dilemma, he quit writing songs for others and taught Thai kickboxing (a sport he had studied since childhood) to help make ends meet in order that he could start his own company, Afro Gigolo, and began recording simple acoustic demos of his own work and sending them to local independent labels. One of these, People Records, liked what they heard so much they included one of these demos, "Runaway Train" on a 1998 sampler. More singles followed, and in 2001 Davies released his self-titled full-length debut on Germany's Compost Records. Three years later Hoxton Popstars came out on SPV Audiopharm. Davies' combination of acoustic instruments, string and brass arrangements, and Latin, soul, jazz, and house influences won him fans in Europe and Japan (where the single "Fire" was the on the top of the charts for two weeks), though he had yet to have the same amount of success in his own country. Signed to V2 Records, however, his next album, Hear the Sound, received a better response in England when it was released there in 2006. ~ Marisa Brown
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