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Sunday, November 08, 2009
Shedskin: what next?
After playing with Disco for a while, and after that being away for over a month, I'm ready to put some time in Shed Skin again. I've just applied a few patches that I received (thanks!!), fixed some minor issues myself and added a few optimizations. But I'm not really sure which 'big' thing to work on next, and I don't really know of a nice program to test with at the moment (such as Minilight or Disco). I'd love to hear some suggestions!
update: I posted a feature plan for 0.2.1 on the mailing list. thanks for the feedback!
29 comments:
- Alec Thomas said...
How about seamless integration with the distutils tool-chain? It'd be really useful to be able to use shedskin for creating modules in a similar way to Cython, but with seamless fallback to pure Python.
- Tom said...
Here's a suggestion that would probably be difficult to implement, but I think it would open up a whole new category of uses for shedskin.
Python is a great language for prototyping apps - I frequently write an initial prototype in Python and then convert it to C++ later. As a result, I would like to be able to use Shedskin to do a one time, 'best possible' conversion of a Python program to C++.
My Python programs are typically in 'RPython' style - if you want to be able to convert your Python program to any statically typed language then this is best - so they are suitable for conversion. However, it would be rare that one of my Python apps would work with shedskin since I am bound to use at least one module that shedskin doesn't support.
I would like shed-skin to be able to continue running even after encountering something that can't be converted. For example, if shedskin were to encounter an import for an unsupported module then it should create an empty file for that module with the members that are used.
This way, I might have to do some tweaking to get the generated C++ program to compile, but I would be able to use shedskin on all of my programs.
- James said...
Great work!
One suggestion comes to mind now (I will try to think of others): add Shed Skin benchmark implementations to the great computer language shootout. Of course, Shed Skin is not a language in the usual sense, but the shootout does include Pysco benchmarks. (At least an earlier shootout website did, e.g. the URL below.)
- Bertik said...
Hi. First of all thanks for the great work on shedskin. I really appreciate it.
If you want to implement something similar to minilight then i would suggest this:
You will find implementations in other languages here:
and here (in C++, Boo (a python-like language for the clr) and C#):
It's a relatively short computation-intensive benchmark with a nice result and a good stress test for shed skin. It would also allow to compare the quality of the generated code of shedskin with the original C++ implementation.
I would love to see the results.
- illume said...
I second the distutils integration!
My use case for shedskin so far is using it with cpython modules. However for one project I didn't use the shedskin module just because it would require work for me to integrate it with the distutils. Even though it gave me a nice 2-3x speedup for that code, it wasn't worth the work to package it.
If I could have my setup.py try and use the pre generated cpp files, or try and use shedskin to compile to cpp... and then finally compile the cpp to a .so/.dll then use that from a .py that would be great. Extra points for generating a .py which looks for _module.so and uses the shedskin version if it has been installed.
Probably a lot of the pyrex/cython code could be reused for this.
I guess some framework for running tests would be useful for shedskin too. So it can run the tests for the module and then generate the code? Perhaps only using the shedskin version if the tests pass? This would allow profile guided optimisation to be used in there too right?
Another goal could be to implement some missing builtins. eg, map? There are python versions of those functions around(like in pypy). So would using the python versions be easy enough?
I can't think of much else at the moment.
- Blaine said...
I have a few questions about GPLv3 Licensing. First: is the resulting C++ source code, that links against builtin.hpp GPLv3? I will assume this is "yes".
If yes, this would mean that I am required to provide the source code (the .cpp and .hpp files) along with the distribution of the binary that results when I compile the c++ file.
Now, what about when I make a python module and compile it? I can understand that if the C++ is GPLv3, I need to distribute the source code of the module.
* But what about a script that imports the GPLv3 module at runtime? Am I required to make this application GPLv3 as well?
* If this is true, how does this affect *other* modules that are imported by this application. I imagine that if I import the "os" module it is not affected.
I hope this isn't too confusing. I am aware that shed skin's source code must be distributed with the binary - this much makes sense.
- srepmub said...
thanks for the suggestions so far!
@alec, illume:
I agree it would be very useful to have seamless integration with distutils, but I'm afraid we'll have to wait until someone gets a big enough itch to look into this (especially the Windows part..)
I'm afraid compile-time type inference won't allow such kinds of fallback mechanisms. but did you know you can build extension modules with shedskin? (shedskin -e, see the tutorial). this way, you may be able to split your code into compileable and non-compileable code, and still keep everything in Python. shedskin's goal really is not to compile arbitrary code, but to allow you to write fast computational code in Python, possibly at the cost of some effort.
thanks, but although many of the benchmarks compile fine, the shootout doesn't accept 'experimental' language implementations!
thanks! if you could send me a working Python version, I'd love to try it out.
- srepmub said...
no need to worry, only the compiler core is GPL. all the stuff in lib/ is licensed under an MIT-like license (see the LICENSE file). so there are (afaics) no restrictions on compiled programs.
- srepmub said...
in the meantime, I found a nice new test case here, and with some minor modifications got it to compile:
- Joseph Coffey said...
If you make shedskin work with numpy like cython does that would probably expand the audience.
Most people who use python and care about performance use it in a scientific context.
- srepmub said...
I agree Numpy support would be great, and would be happy to support anyone looking into adding this. the first hurdle would be to create a type model (see the tutorial) to see if Numpy can be supported at all. if this turns out to be impossible, it may be useful to look into supporting/wrapping some other library, such as Eigen.
- illume said...
It looks like weave.blitz converts numpy expressions into C++ using the blitz++ library.
see http://www.scipy.org/PerformancePython
- srepmub said...
thanks. the example they give is interesting, because you can just use shedskin _instead_ of numpy here, to get a similar speedup without needing anything but basic python syntax. I benchmarked the double-loop (for i.. for j) part (10,000 runs):
-using numpy indexing (u[i, j]): 9 seconds
-using python lists (u[i][j]): 1.6 seconds (avoiding indexing with tuples..)
-shedskin: 0.020 seconds
-shedskin -bw: 0.010 seconds
so now I'm wondering, how many people use numpy in this way, that is, just to get around python's speed limitations, in which case shedskin might be used instead, and how many actually use its more fancy linear algebra features?
- srepmub said...
another option of course, that doesn't require numpy support in shedskin, is to generate an extension module (shedskin -e) for anything that may otherwise be slow. so you can just use numpy in the main program, and pass for example a matrix as a list to the extension module.
- illume said...
Those are some good results :)
Lots of people using numpy are looking for nice ways to speed things up. As you can see from that page, there are a number of different techniques available.
I think people use numpy for its elegance, as well as for the easy speedup(since it is available on so many platforms). Also it does provide many fancy algorithms :)
Personally both is true for me for different programs. Some times I linalg module... and other times I just use the numpy.array.
However, lots find it troublesome to learn a different way of programming. I see this all the time from people trying to speed up their programs with pygame... and finding numpy weird. People coming from a matlab background find it quite nice of course.
The performancepython wiki page would be a good page to add shedskin to if that example can be sped up by it. I couldn't see the pure python version of the code, it imports numpy. However I guess the data structure could be replaced with a list... rather than a numpy array. Then removing all of the other non python stuff... it looks like it should compile with shedskin.
... I started converting the laplace.py here to just use python... but there's a few numpy things that need converting to more normal python style.
One option would be for shedskin to support the new buffer interface in python. This is how pygame Surfaces talk with numpy with the surfarray module. This would let shedskin integrate more as a python module. This way you could pass in a pygame Surface.get_buffer(), or a numpy array, and use the shedskin module on that data.
The buffer interface is just a way to tell what the shape and strides of the data are. I guess it would be similar to implementing the python array module.
So in that example... other than converting it, you could compile a module with shedskin. Then the shedskin module would look at the buffer shape, data type and pointer.
Another option would be to convert the numpy array tolist()/from python lists, and feed it to the shedskin compiled module. (this is mentioned in the shedskin tutorial).
Perhaps code generated by shedskin that works on the right dimensioned lists of floats, could be modified fairly easily to work with numpy arrays too.
- James said...
One limitation of Shed Skin that makes it harder to use than I would like is the fact that "builtin objects are completely converted for each call/return from Shed Skin to CPython types and back, including their contents."
Suppose I want to modify a large NumPy matrix, M, many times:
for i in range(10000):
M = modify(M)
# use NumPy functions here
# to do other things with M
While it is tempting to simply compile the modify function (using tolist() in the input to modify() and array() to reformat the function's output to NumPy format), the call/return copy overhead will make the loop too slow – especially when M is large (say 10000 x 10000). Currently the only solution is to compile the entire code loop above with Shed Skin, which will require lots of hand-coded translations if the code loop contains a lot of NumPy functions.
The ultimate solution may be to add NumPy support to Shed Skin – but if this proves difficult to implement, then in the meantime the ability to eliminate the call/return copy overhead would make it easy to speed up this example by simply compiling modify().
- srepmub said...
thanks for the suggestions! but I have to say I'm quite happy at the moment with the simple integration that is possible at the moment. it's too bad some programs cannot be optimized using shedskin this way, but it never really has been my goal to support arbitrary programs. of course I'd still be happy to support anyone looking further into such issues, but I don't think I will start working on these myself.
- Ben McDonald said...
In the tutorial, you describe how to call C++ by creating a type model file, *.py. Would you consider a type model generator that uses a C++ header?
C++, maybe unfortunately, is still widely used. I still have to use it for graphics and Computer Vision. If Shedskin could effortlessly call C++ it maybe very useful for some developers.
I don't know enough about Shedskin to guess how this could be done but even a generator that can only parse basic C++ code could be useful.
- srepmub said...
it sounds like you'd want to modify something like SWIG for this purpose, so you still get to develop/debug your code with CPython. then when you're done developing, it could automatically generate a type model and glue code.
but then again, Python is usually fast enough in glue-code situations, and if there's some particularly slow computation, in many cases it should be possible to isolate the respective code, and use shedskin -e to generate an extension module.
- brentp said...
i agree with @illume that it would be great if shedskin's lists supported the array/buffer interface -- which would give seamless integration with numpy without copying/memory overhead.
is something like that possible?
- Spinner said...
Great. Are you planning on anything at PyCon 2010 this year? A sprint maybe?
- srepmub said...
I have to admit this array/buffer (and memoryview?) interfacing idea does sound quite interesting.. I will have a look at the documentation, and think about how to use this in shedskin. thanks illume for a potentially very useful suggestion! if anyone would like to play with this already, please start a discussion on the mailing list.
- srepmub said...
no I won't be at pycon 2010.. but I should probably go to python conferences more, if only to promote shedskin..
- James said...
How about Scipy 2010? It will be in Austin, TX in late June:
This would be an ideal forum for Shed Skin.
And there might be a way to raise some $ to help you with the trip expenses...
- Byron said...
To make collaboration easier for all the git-affine people out there, I setup a mirror of shedskin on gitorious:
Once I heard about facebooks hiphop approach to speed-up php code, I was hoping something like it exists for python as well. Hopefully, many others will look for it too, and boost your project's development speed :).
- srepmub said...
nice, thanks!! I've actually just started using GIT myself for some other project, and am looking forward to reading 'pro git', which I received today.. :) I'd like to use GIT for shedskin too, but I'm not ready to leave the googlecode site (yet). is it possible to have the googlecode SVN repo automatically track the gitorious repo?? that would be wonderful.
- srepmub said...
oh, I see some other projects that use googlecode, but use an external GIT repo instead of google-hosted SVN. I'd like to do that too at some point.
- Byron said...
To enable a smooth transition, you should be able to use git-svn to pull the complete history of your subversion repository. You'd get essentially the same repository that I mirror on gitorious.
You could now work using all features of git, and at some point push your changes back to subversion using
git svn dcommit.
Nonetheless, your local repository could be hosted on gitorious as mainline as well, allowing others to clone it there and collaborate. Git and subversion interact quite flawlessly :).
If you are interested in testing that workflow and if you would like to claim your 'shedskin' project name on gitorious, please let me know and I will be happy to help :).
- srepmub said...
thanks! I think I will try to work with the gitorious repo a bit, and if I'm happy with that, just drop SVN completely, and link to the GIT repo from the googlecode 'source' tab, as I've seen other projects do.

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When former Colorado forward Andre Roberson was picked in the first round of the NBA draft on Thursday night it was a life-changing moment for him and his family and another huge boost for the CU program.
It also was the first time coach Tad Boyle didn't look like a rock star in his tenure in Boulder.
Boyle didn't believe Roberson would be picked until the second round and advised Roberson to stay in Boulder for his senior season because of that belief. Second-round picks don't get guaranteed contracts the way first-round picks do. Boyle and former athletic director Mike Bohn even flew to San Antonio to meet with Roberson's parents in April in an effort to convince them that staying in school was the best route for their son.
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You have to feel for Boyle a little bit here.
If he had not made that trip and gone to extraordinary lengths to try to convince Roberson to stay, he wouldn't have been doing his job. And if CU fans knew he didn't do all he could, they would have crucified him for it.
All the evidence Boyle had to work with told him Roberson was making a mistake.
We're not talking about mock drafts on Internet sites here. The NBA's own committee charged with evaluating underclassmen and giving them an idea of when they might be picked told Roberson he was a second-round pick. Based on that alone, Boyle was right to advise his player to stay in school.
But Boyle also had multiple conversations with coaches and scouts in the league with whom he has relationships and none of those conversations told him Roberson was a first-round pick. So Boyle did the best he could, acting in the interests of Roberson and his program. It's tough to fault him for that, though some have and will.
Roberson is the second player to be drafted from CU in the first round in the past three years and all indications are the program will have another player to add to the list next year at this time in Spencer Dinwiddie. Sending so many players to the NBA is only going to help Boyle bring better recruits to Boulder.
Of course, like Roberson, Dinwiddie will have a decision to make at the end of next season: Does he stay and play his senior year or turn pro? But unlike Roberson, Dinwiddie appears to be much more of a clear-cut case like Alec Burks was in 2011.
Most of the way-too-early mock drafts have him being selected in the first round and some as high as the top 12 picks. He is a 6-foot-6 point guard with a decent perimeter shot and a very good defender when he wants to be. There aren't a lot of guys with those attributes to go around.
Dinwiddie might not need to seek advice from his coach next year about his decision, but there certainly will be future CU players who find themselves in more murky waters as it relates to the draft and you have to wonder if they might look at how the Roberson situation turned out and tune out Boyle's advice.
That would be a shame if and when it happens because the reality is, Roberson became the exception to the rule Thursday. There were dozens of other college underclassmen who didn't get to shake hands with NBA commissioner David Stern and now can't go back to school, or at least not with a scholarship paying their way.
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When running pm-suspend or closing the lid, the laptop suspends just fine. However when I re-open the lid or press a button, it wakes up (fans start running), the screen remains all black (no mouse pointer or anything) and I am forced to reboot.
Sometimes I can hear a sound that I think is the ubuntu login prompt, suggesting that the laptop is running and that the problem is with the monitor.
I have no full-screen applications or external devices plugged in at the time of suspend.
How can I diagnose and fix this problem?
Here is a copy of my /var/log/syslog after a reboot after a failed suspend-wakeup: https://gist.github.com/anonymous/5690306


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It's one of the things that I used to look at over and over again.
The book itself was published by C. R. Gibson & Company. They have been around for 142 years now.
I just love the illustrations. I was only able to find out who the illustrator was from a picture on Ebay. It seems that her name was covered in my book by a cute little birth announcement.
Her name is Gini Dobson. I haven't been able to find out anything about her, but I just love her work.
And ya got to love this little birth announcement.
|That's some pretty big feet for a 3 year old.
And here is the proof that I "always swung one leg over the arm rest".
|My first Thanksgiving.
Leslie Ann


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I'm sorry I was gone most of last week, we had a very busy and fun schedule packed with a volunteer table design benefit, visit to a childrens' farmstead and a baby shower hosted at our house... I have a zillion photos to share this week... as Emma would say, "Here go!" - a complete sentence in baby language.
Last things first, I just can't wait to share the photos from the Baby Shower Brunch I hosted at our house yesterday. My friend, Susan, is pregnant with twin girls so a very girly, "Sugar, Spice & Everything Nice" shower was in order.
Before each event I host, I make these types of little sketches to help me envision what everything will look like. It also helps me make my shopping list because I'm able to figure out what I'll need for linens, props and styling before the actual setup.
Because I tend to entertain in a very casual fashion (because I think everyone enjoys it more than fancy...), I designed the party to be special with plenty of flowers and girly touches, but relaxed with big bountiful platters of help-yourself food and drink and comfortable seating.
I set this beverage table up in my kitchen - the table is usually used as my desk.
I also made the Sweetie Pie favors the night before. Each bag contained either a Mini Apple or Strawberry Pie. Here is the link to the Mini Pies step-by-step instructions and recipes!
Here is the dining room setup. Because it was going to be a small casual brunch, we left he seating open - a fix a plate and "make yourself at home" type party. To make the banners, I use the Rifle Botanicals Garlands I found at Paper-Source... only $16 and took just minutes to hang.
I really like casual centerpieces like this. Everyone asked if I cut these from my garden - exactly what I want people to think.
More uses for the Rifle Botanicals Garlands - I couln't help myself. Easy Banners = Insta-Party
Here is the beverage bar setup the morning of - Bellini's and Coffee. We also had Sparkling Pomegranite Juice for the pregnant ladies... we had four out of ten guests that were pregnant! Five babies and ten ladies.
Stations make it so much easier for your guests to help themselves - I think it makes everyone more comfortable.
Bellini is a drink with Peach Puree (or juice) topped with Champagne or Prosecco. I think it must be the "new" mimosa.
Brunch Menu...
recipe links coming later this week!
Upon arrival :
Mini Vanilla Bean Scones (we called "Sugar & Spice Scones)
Brunch :
Cheddar & Chive Quiche
Strawberry & Spinach Salad
Fruit & Cheese Platters
"Homemade" Cinnamon Rolls
Favors :
Tiny Mini Pies - "Sweetie Pies"
The BEST Strawberry & Spinach Salad.
Bountiful fruit platter made by my Co-Hostess, Melissa.
I was so glad to host the shower for Susan at my house - I can't wait to meet those little ladies in just a couple of months!


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'Overall a very good performance'
India skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni lauded the "overall good performance" of his players as they took an unassailable 3-1 lead over England in the five-match ODI series with a comprehensive five-wicket victory in the fourth and penultimate match in Mohali.
India chased down the 258-run target easily, thanks to some quality bowling and solid batting by the side and Dhoni said it was a good performance.
"Overall a very good performance. We were right on spot with the new ball. We started off well and didn't let them get off to a quick start," Dhoni said.
England scored 100 runs off the last 10 overs but Dhoni defended his bowlers, saying that it was a new attack and they will improve with experience.
"It is new bowling attack, they will learn a lot with more matches under their belt. 100 in 10 overs, it's bound to happen with the new rules. But overall I am happy."
Image: MS Dhoni poses with the match plate after the 4th ODI between India and England at the PCA Stadium, Mohali
Photographs: BCCI
'The conditions have not been typical subcontinental conditions'
Asked about Rohit Sharma, who initially anchored India's innings by starring in two crucial stands of 52 and 68 with Virat Kohli and Raina respectively, Dhoni said, "We all know Rohit is a gifted cricketer and it was a very good performance from him.
"He is a natural puller of the ball and one cannot bowl too many short deliveries to him. Once he got to his fifty, he converted it to a big one."
Dhoni was also happy that India fared well in different conditions throughout the five-match series.
"The conditions have not been typical subcontinental conditions, except Kochi, so the series win has been a good achievement," he said.
Image: MS Dhoni of India addresses the media in the post match press conference
Photographs: BCCI
'I don't think the conditions were really in our favour'
His English counterpart, Alastair Cook said it was the fourth wicket partnership of 68 runs off 8.3 overs between opener Rohit and Suresh Raina which made all the difference in the end.
"Rohit-Raina partnership really took things away from us. They changed the momentum, we could not stop them but to get this close was also a good performance," Cook said.
"I don't think the conditions were really in our favour. The ball nipped around all day but we knew if we have wickets in hand, we can get to 250-260.
"Joe Root played pleasingly, he moved the ball around well and we put up a pretty good score on this wicket," he added.
Image: Alastair Cook of England addresses the media in the post match press conference
Photographs: BCCI
'I took my chances and stayed till the end'
Suresh Raina, who steered India home with an unbeaten 79-ball 89 and was adjudged the Man-of-the-Match award, said, "I was talking to Rohit about staying positive and we had a tremendous partnership.
"It is important to back our natural instinct and also rotate strike and God has been kind and I took my chances today and I stayed till the end."
"I have been doing well of late. It is the result of the hard work that I have been putting up at the nets, thanks to the coach and the dressing room environment."
Image: Suresh Raina
Photographs: BCCI
'Rohit showed some character in his innings'
The left-handed batsman also praised Rohit for his 83-run innings off 93 balls which included 11 fours and one six.
"Rohit was playing really well, he showed some character in his innings. He was very responsible and he would be a happy man today," he said.
Asked about the standard of fielding in the Indian team, Raina said, "I remember Sachin told us that we have to No. 1 in the fielding, and today we fielded really well. Today, Kohli, myself, Jadeja all are good fielders and we are happy with the team."
Rohit said, "I came to know that I am opening this morning and I am happy that management gave me the chance and I did well today. We needed a team effort. It was difficult and I am happy I played a crucial role in the series win. I want to take it forward now."
Image: Suresh Raina congratulates Rohit Sharma
Photographs: BCCI


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Jet set beauty | Clarisonic Opal and Rodin Olio Lusso lip balm
Whisking yourself away on a last-minute weekend trip somewhere tropical? I know, me neither. But for those of you who are (or still received a bonus), there are a few new jet set products out there that'll give you more room in that carry-on for the cruise collections.
The latest (not yet released) is the Clarisonic Opal, a miniature, flattened version of the Clarisonic that uses the same sonic technology but this time coupled with serum already loaded into the plastic pellet. The brush is smaller as it's meant to be used around the eyes. In the video, they demonstrate the way the sonic movements are better at pushing the product (in the case of Clarisonic Opal, already loaded into the device) into the cap of a mushroom than your fingers are at patting it on. I'm not entirely sure that our skin works in the same way as a mushroom so a bit baffled by that but any advances made in the field of exfoliation have my fullest attention. Price TBA.
The second bit of jet set beauty news is the launch of Rodin Olio Lusso lip balm, which hit shelves at the end of last year. Lost in the flurry of festive madness, it's now surfacing a bit in the press and is stocked at such fine stores at Beauty Cube in Spain and Barney's in New York. The famous floral scent from the elixir now comes in the form of an all-natural, sheer, blush-coloured balm. Ingredients include jasmine, orange flower oil, shea butter, beeswax, and castor seed oil all within a very cool lucite square compact (of the Belmacz packaging family. Love it). In London, Rodin Olio Lusso lip balm is stocked at Notting Hill's Beautyworkswest.com for £18 ($28).
Alternatives for the skinted among us:
Instead of Clarisonic Opal try, well, your hands. They're not moving at a sonic speed, but simple massage (done correctly can help). Emma Hardie and Sarah Chapman both champion a sort of dry traction massage that seems to work wonders in the short run (same sort of thing that's promised with the Opal).
Instead of Rodin Olio Lusso lip balm try Nuxe Reve de Miel lip balm. It melts right onto your lips, stays put for ages and truly does moisturise them (it's brought my lips back from the brink of completely chapping many times). I find things like Vaseline just exacerbate or mask the problem. This afforable product (half the price) works. Available at Spacenk.com and many chemists for £9.00 (in all the chemists in France).


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Italy, Spain Drag Down European Markets
Dow Jones' John Shipman joins the News Hub to discuss how news in Spain and Italy are negatively affecting the markets in Europe, unexpected results from Disney and a preview of the global markets. Photo: Getty Images.
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2008 Mercedes-Benz M-Class ReviewThis car review is specific to this model, not the actual vehicle for sale.
More features, more power.
The Mercedes-Benz M-Class SUV is just the right size and is set up well for many families. It isn't so large that it's cumbersome or hard to park, but it comfortably seats five and carries plenty of stuff. As daily transportation, it doesn't feel like a truck, and it won't beat its driver or passengers up. Yet it has the potential for some fairly serious off-road adventuring, and it can tow up to 7,200 pounds. The M-Class is more than powerful enough in any of its variations. And it offers the safety equipment, luxury accoutrements, style and smooth finish expected of a Mercedes-Benz.
For 2008, the M-Class line replaces the ML500 with the more powerful ML550. Also called the M-Class, the lineup continues to include the ML350 with its gasoline V6, the fuel-efficient ML320 CDI diesel, and the ultra-high performance ML63 AMG.
With the ML320 CDI, you can forget just about everything bad you knew about diesels. It's smooth and quiet, and clean. It gives up nothing to the standard, gasoline-powered ML350. It's equipped identically, except for its diesel engine. The 3.0-liter diesel V6 generates 398 pound-feet of torque, comparable to a large-displacement V8, and brings a substantial improvement in fuel economy.
The ML63 AMG features a hand-built V8 that generates 503 horsepower with AMG tuning and enhancements to match all that power. Though considerably more expensive than other M-Class models, the ML63 AMG is a true high-performance machine. Its 6.2-liter V8 is hand-built by a single technician. It bursts from 0 to 60 mph in 4.8 seconds, according to Mercedes, with top speed electronically limited at 155 mph. Plus, it comes with the full load of luxury features.
With increases of 80 horsepower and 55 lb-ft of torque, the new ML550 reaches 60 in 5.6 seconds, more than a second quicker than the previous ML500. It sports the same front end as the ML63 without all the amenities and super-sport equipment, and starts at roughly $30,000 less than an ML63.
The original M-Class helped make luxury SUVs a familiar part of the automotive landscape. Completely redesigned for the 2006 model year, this second-generation M-Class is better than the original in every way. It's roomier, more comfortable and more car-like in its bearing. Its wheelbase is almost four inches longer, and its body three inches wider, all to better accommodate larger Americans inside. In the bargain, the coefficient of drag, or Cd number, has dropped from brick-grade to a sylphlike 0.34, on par with many passenger cars that are much lower to the ground. This means quieter highway travel and better fuel economy.
In place of the original body-on-frame, truck-style design, this second-generation M-Class has welded unibody construction with isolated front and rear subframes, a technique that emphasizes rigidity, decreased vibration and lower weight. The unibody also reduces its overall height, making it easier for families to get in and out. The M-Class has given up any pretense to being a large-family vehicle. The optional side-facing rear seats from the old model are gone (they weren't very good anyway), so the M-Class is strictly a five-seater. You'll want to look at the GL-Class for seven-seat accommodations in a Mercedes SUV.
The second-generation M-Class introduced for 2006 brought a new look and larger size along with a double-wishbone front suspension and four-link independent rear suspension emphasizing sedan-style dynamics. Yet with a two-range transfer case on most models, and a sophisticated control program for the full-time all-wheel-drive, the M-Class can get its driver through some tricky off-road situations.
M-Class buyers will pay a premium over many other comparably equipped luxury SUVs, but those who appreciate the cache and engineering strengths of the Mercedes brand will find plenty to like here.
All 2008 models come standard with a sunroof, blue window tint and 19-inch wheels.
The 2008 Mercedes M-Class includes four models. Each is equipped with a seven-speed automatic transmission and electronically managed 4ETS fulltime all-wheel drive. The primary distinguishing feature for each model is its engine.
The ML350 ($43,650) is powered by the latest-generation Mercedes 3.5-liter V6, generating 268 horsepower. It comes with vinyl upholstery, automatic headlights, power seats, sunroof, 19-inch wheels and an eight-speaker stereo with CD.
The ML320CDI ($44,650) is equipped similarly but with the 215-hp 3.0-liter diesel V6 rated at 398 pound-feet of torque.
The ML550 ($52,400) gets the latest four-valve 382-hp V8 and more standard features. These include heated, leather covered front seats, walnut burl trim, rain-sensing wipers and Tele-Aid emergency communication. The ML550 also includes more potent brakes and AMG front styling.
The ML63 AMG ($86,650) features a 6.2-liter V8 that generates 503 hp along with an AMG transmission, AMG shocks and suspension tuning, high-performance P295/40ZR20 tires on 20-inch wheels, AMG brakes, an air dam and other aerodynamic aids, AMG instruments, harman/kardon Logic7 CD6 audio with 12 speakers, and leather upholstery.
Options include Distronic radar-managed cruise control ($2,200), Parktronic obstacle warning ($770), dual-screen rear-seat DVD entertainment system ($2,670), Keyless Go starting ($1,100), iPod integration kit ($375), CD6 changer ($450). Three packages are available, designated Premium I that includes DVD navigation ($3,650), PII ($5,550), and PIII ($8,500), with exact content tied to the model. Last year's AMG Sport Package ($4,550) is standard on M-Class V8s.
Safety features on all models includes two-stage front airbags for the driver and front passenger, side-impact airbags front and rear (torso protection) and curtain-style head protection airbags. A rollover sensor can activate both the seat-belt tensioners and curtain airbags if the vehicle senses an imminent rollover. An Electronic Stability Program comes standard along with advanced anti-lock brakes with electronic brake-force distribution. A tire pressure warning system is also standard.
The 2008 Mercedes-Benz M-Class styling tweaks vary between V6 and V8 models. From the emotional perspective, the front end is bold, interesting and aggressive, with ventilated grille bars, a power-dome hood design and wild-looking integrated headlamps. In profile, the wheel arches loom large and prominent. There's an unmistakable character line rising front to rear, and a forward-slanting C-pillar that frames trapezoidal rear side glass.
On the practical side, the M-Class body is much more aerodynamic. Its drag coefficient, or Cd, measures 0.34. That's closer to the average sedan than the typical slab-sided SUV. The lower the number, the less noise generated as air flows over the vehicle, and the less power required to move the ML at a given speed.
Some improvements aren't readily apparent to the eye. A new-fangled scratch resistant paint, embedded with thousands of flecks of ceramic, is standard. It should be welcomed by those owners who actually decide to challenge overgrown trails, or those who share their garages with kids, toys and bicycles. There's an optional power liftgate operated with the key fob, and several cargo organizing devices available as accessories.
The ML63 AMG is readily distinguished from other M-Class models. If its 20-inch spoke rims aren't a dead giveaway, check the ML63's more aggressive front and rear aprons, flared fenders and deeply sculpted AMG side skirts. The ML63 also features unique tinted taillights and two sets of twin-chrome exhaust tips.
Inside the Mercedes-Benz M-Class, the dashboard, door panels and seats complement the aggressive exterior design nicely. Wood, leather, plastic and metal finishes are generally top-drawer, as they should be at this price.
Four huge, round air vents spread across the dash panel, which is dominated by a deeply hooded instrument cluster with sharp graphics and prominent chrome trim around the tachometer and speedometer. A central information window between the gauges can be programmed to supply about as much driving and maintenance information as one driver can stand to absorb.
The steering wheel has a nice, thick rim that's reassuring when driving off road. We're fond of the optional steering wheel that's finished with the top half in wood and the bottom half in leather, but some drivers don't like wood or mixed materials on their wheels. The center hub houses four sets of controls for information, telephone, navigation and entertainment systems. Wipers are stalk-mounted to the left of the column, while primary climate and audio controls are in the center stack above the console. The center stack is dominated by the elements of the COMAND system and a 16:9 LCD display which incorporates entertainment, telephone, and navigation displays.
The M-Class features an electronic gear selector that's making its way into all Mercedes models. It's an easy-to-reach short stalk on the right side of the steering column, with simple up-down movement for reverse and drive. Alternate shift buttons, which allow selection of a specific gear, are located on the back of the steering wheel hub, right where fingers wrap around the spokes. It's a good system, and eliminates the conventional gear selector from the center console, making more room available for elegant design and function in the form of an award-winning cupholder.
The power seat controls have been relocated from the door to the outboard side of the seat bottom. We can fathom no reason for this change except the cost trimmed by eliminating the remote switches. It's certainly a less convenient arrangement.
The front seats themselves, including the standard seats in the ML350, are all-day comfortable.
The ML63 AMG has heavily bolstered sport seats upholstered with Nappa leather and an Alcantara insert across the shoulder bolsters. Its entire dashboard is wrapped with leather. The ML63 also features a leather-wrapped sport steering wheel, unique instruments with AMG graphics and stainless-steel pedals with rubber studs.
The rear seats in the M-Class aren't as supportive as the front seats, but they are roomy, and much roomier than in the truck-based, first-generation models. Most of the newly created space in this second-generation M-Class translates into more knee and legroom for rear-seat passengers.
Cargo space is expanded by folding the rear seat, which increases storage space from 29.1 cubic feet to 72.4 cubic feet. The rear seat folds fairly easily, and is split 60/40. The load height in back is high, as it is with many SUVs, but M-Class offers nearly as much cargo-hauling room as full-size truck-based SUVs.
Driving Impression
In any variant, the Mercedes M-Class will do just about anything most owners demand, on road or off road. Acceleration performance varies across the model line, ranging from better than adequate in the ML320 and ML350 to race-like with the ML63 AMG. Ride quality on pavement is never rough, even in the more stiffly suspended ML63, which features the AirMatic air suspension as standard equipment.
The diesel engine represents the state of the art and we really like it. Available in most states, it's as clean as the ML's gasoline engines and gets much better fuel economy. With this engine, there is no black soot, no sulfur smell and no loud, clattering noise. At idle the diesel in the ML320 CDI is nearly as quiet as the gasoline engine in the ML350, and that's when you're standing outside next to the vehicle. Inside, a driver is hard pressed to tell any difference between the gas and diesel engines, measured by noise or vibration. The only obvious difference is that the diesel shifts to a higher gear under full-throttle acceleration sooner than the gas engine to take advantage of its torque and goes farther on a tank of fuel.
Mercedes reports identical 0-60 mph times of 7.9 seconds for the both the ML320 diesel and the ML350. Yet that doesn't tell the whole story, because in short bursts the diesel actually accelerates more quickly. Its whopping 398 pound-feet of torque. compared with 258 pound-feet for the ML350, comes across as a neck-whipping burst of acceleration, and the turbocharging maintains power in high-altitude environs. And for this the diesel buyer gets a fuel economy improvement of 30 percent or more in real-world driving. We're perfectly happy in the ML350, but if diesel were readily available on our appointed rounds, we would choose the ML320 CDI over the ML350.
The ML550 is more fun to drive. The 5.5-liter V8 engine will take this 2.5-ton SUV from 0-60 mph in less than 6 seconds flat, and then settles down to a background burble by the time you reach seventh-gear overdrive. The seven-speed automatic offers a manual-shift mode, and it's the best automatic Mercedes has built. It's flexible, in that it kicks down to a lower gear more quickly than its predecessors, and it almost always keeps the engine in the most productive part of its power band. Yet its overdrive top gear makes for quiet high-speed cruising and better fuel economy.
During several days of hard driving in mountainous, sinuous terrain, we found the ML550 a hoot. The suspension is good at minimizing body roll in high-speed corners, and it smoothes dips and potholes well. The optional AirMatic suspension we tested can be downright supple, which trucks aren't supposed to be. The larger standard 19-inch wheels and tires and the power rack-and-pinion steering deliver a nice feel of the road, and quick reactions when necessary. At high speeds through mountain passes, the ML550 leans over a little, takes a set, and then grabs the ground and turns the corners.
Critics have complained with some justification about the electronically actuated and modulated Sensotronic brake system that Mercedes-Benz has been feeding gradually into all of its models over the last few years. We're getting used to them, and they'll stop the M-Class right now without much pedal effort. They've also improved considerably since they were first introduced. Yet they still don't have the smooth, linear feel of the best mechanically actuated brake systems. Nice smooth stops can be tricky without practice. We prefer the brakes in the Mercedes cars that do not have Sensotronic.
Off road, the ML550 and ML63 AMG offer the advantages of two significant features: a Downhill Speed Regulation software control that maintains the 4-12 mph downhill pace you set through the wheel controls, and a Start-Off Assist that keeps the vehicle from drifting backward in Drive or forward in Reverse on steep hills. Very handy, indeed, and eas.
The Mercedes-Benz M-Class offers a nice balance. It's not as stiff and unforgiving as some SUVs, nor as mushy on and off road as others. It has reasonable off-road capability and good towing capacity, but it's never a chore to drive during the more mundane daily tasks most drivers will undertake. Its choice of four engines is a plus, allowing owners to tailor priorities from high mileage to high performance.
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Digital photo postcards, the mobile revolution has been trying to use them to replace the traditional, and far slower postal equivalent for some time now, and our final Nokia app from MWC this year is a beta preview of their Place Tag service.
We can't guarantee that what we saw is the final feature set, but this looks like another Nokia lens intended to extend your camera functionality rather than being a fully featured app, read on to find out how it all works.
Operation is simple, you take a picture, which is in turn geo tagged with your current GPS location, and then share it with your friends. There are some overlay options to make the experience more like your traditional postcard, including printing the current address as identified by the Nokia HERE platform, but that's essentially all the functionality we could find.
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The U.S. issued an unusual global travel alert because of an al Qaeda terrorist threat — a day after it announced that it would shut its embassies and consulates throughout the Muslim world on Sunday. WSJ's Jay Solomon reports on The News Hub. Photo: Getty Images.
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... the the ... the U S a she is a global terrorism all eyes will have the details and mall right here right now on the New Saab good afternoon and welcome I'm Simon Constable ... joining us from Washington we have Wall Street John reporter Jay Solomon who has the D tells on this the ... jetty on ... it's in Mema Nova fun to get such a warning what do we know what is the government's eyeing ... by intelligence officials are saying they've seen ... increased chatter for saying of talking ... between al Qaeda ... operatives that elements in the mood in the Arabian Peninsula that was ... largely mean Yemen meaty Saudi Arabia ... and ... yet they're they're seeing concerns they may have concerns of a wider ... plot coming from that from Yemen and Saudi Arabia targeting ... U S interests throughout that region and possibly even into the ... sea Europe or elsewhere so I think ... these warnings did come out from time to time so sorry we haven't ... we have one in February well in last year's suicide ... the teeth don't happen but again there's an and an uptick ... Intel ... intelligence officials are seen appetite taken to talk and chatter between ... some these terrorist is that it's making people nervous ... I'm sure my team Cable novice lacks the meantime on the ball this time it's global I'm that that is ... the has a long period and it is over a large area basically the in the entire globe right I mean ... what else on this and the US is been making some spurts of drone strikes as well to try and calm about this he tells about that ... we've been hitting ... you know Al Qaeda elements but in Yemen and ... Pakistan for for quite awhile now I there has been an ... upsurge in ... inside Yemen ... to attack a group called al Qaeda ... um in in the reading Peninsula ... so the ego ... is this retaliation is this just part of the broader topic that's been ... going on or not totally sure that the president of Yemen was ... in Washington yesterday to meet with President Obama and ... put us in Yemeni officials say the and talk about this group called a cutie he ... was death only I on the agenda so ... yet these drone strikes are not exactly new but there has been ... more Straits in recent weeks in recent months and ... I guess part of the analysis is this is the end of the telly now or ... is is just part of the product roughly ... ten ... long months of funneling that times thank you my much David Solomon we appreciate time


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- ~ RM said...
Very nice! dont' you just love the soft glow of a Christmas tree?? I could just keep it up all year long...
- December 8, 2009 at 10:31 AM
- a little bit vintage said...
Love it all! I think the green tree on the mantle is my fave. :)
- December 8, 2009 at 12:55 PM
- Vintage Junky said...
very, very pretty!
Smiles~ Michelle
- December 8, 2009 at 1:32 PM
- The Vintage Modern Girl said...
your home is so pretty! i could look at these photos all day! p.s. do you have an etsy shop? i most definitely want to purchase a Christmas banner!
- December 8, 2009 at 1:45 PM
- Martha said...
Beautiful pictures!!!! LOVE IT!...and how simple that post was:)
- December 8, 2009 at 1:54 PM
- Twig - Love Your Home said...
Hey! Thanks guys!!
I don't have an etsy store yet.....I'm in the process of PROCRASTINATING to set it up...its almost like I'm too afraid to do it or something...ridiculous hehe. Anyway, if you would like to email me at firstname.lastname@example.com I can get one going for you! 20.00 + shipping is what I had them priced at. Let me know what you want it to say too! :)
- December 8, 2009 at 2:00 PM
- Jenni said...
that is all so beautiful!!! I LOVE IT!!!!
- December 8, 2009 at 2:36 PM
- Jenny said...
I love this...so simple, so elegant, so nostalgic. Just neat!
- December 8, 2009 at 3:11 PM
- Jenny said...
I love your pictures. They are beautiful. I just can't get motivated to decorate for Christmas. (sigh)
- December 8, 2009 at 4:40 PM
- Polly said...
Hi Jana!
You've done such a lovely job with your holiday decor! It looks very pretty!
Happy Holidays!
- December 9, 2009 at 4:57 AM
- robyn said...
I just came across your blog today and let me say, I got such a little thrill just because it's so DELIGHTFUL! Straight into my FAVES! If I didn't have a zillion other things to do, I'd be hanging out on here reading your archives all day! I love your wit, you remind me of my sister! About that blog post...I LOVE that bottle brush star and the little green tree too!
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I've been seen out in public using my BlackBerry Z10 for a while now, and I've noticed a trend with my friends, family, strangers on the street—and really anyone who notices me using my smartphone. Everyone wants to test it out. When I was in New York City last week for the U.S. launch, I was even stopped in a restaurant and asked about it.
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