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I believe I've fixed this in 16583:5b2f1eab2819, if you want to give it another shot. External version of pkg_resources (and not ours in lib/) is what was causing the weird egg fetching errors. Newer versions of pkg_resources create a mangled distribution string for some eggs with nonstandard version identifiers.
On Thu Feb 12 2015 at 6:44:29 AM Nicola Soranzo <nsora...@tiscali.it> wrote: > Hi Stephen and Nate, > it seems that the problem with the WebError egg is now hitting also > BioBlend TravisCI testing: > > https://travis-ci.org/galaxyproject/bioblend/builds/50391748 > > Both for Python 2.6 and 2.7, scripts/common_startup.sh fails with: > > > "WebError 0.8a couldn't be downloaded automatically. You can try > building it by hand with: > > python scripts/scramble.py -c config/galaxy.ini.sample -e WebError > Fetch failed." > > Please note that this has been working fine for 6 months (last TravisCI > build 19 days ago) and is still working on my laptops. > > Nicola > > Il 08.02.2015 04:35 Stephen Rosen ha scritto: > > It took me a couple of extra days to get the time to test this, sorry > about the delay. > > The initial run: > > WebError 0.8a couldn't be downloaded automatically. You can try > building it by hand with: > python scripts/scramble.py -e WebError > Fetch failed. > > When I patch a traceback.print_exc() into fetch_eggs.py , this is what I > see: > > Some eggs are out of date, attempting to fetch... > Warning: sqlalchemy (a dependent egg of sqlalchemy-migrate) cannot be > fetched > Traceback (most recent call last): > File "./scripts/fetch_eggs.py", line 36, in > > c.resolve() # Only fetch eggs required by the config > File "/opt/galaxy/lib/galaxy/eggs/__init__.py", line 349, in resolve > raise EggNotFetchable( missing ) > EggNotFetchable: > > WebError 0.8a couldn't be downloaded automatically. You can try > building it by hand with: > python scripts/scramble.py -e WebError > Fetch failed. > > > If I look into lib/galaxy/eggs , that line is here: > > https://bitbucket.org/galaxycloud/galaxy/src/e7f887cdf229aaf3b44977ecbf24130ddc8467e3/lib/galaxy/eggs/__init__.py?at=default#cl-349 > In the current galaxy source, that is here: > > https://bitbucket.org/galaxy/galaxy-central/src/1b09e60f84db859ae49bed71c6f3fd838af612f5/lib/galaxy/eggs/__init__.py?at=default#cl-351 > > > As a bit of an aside, I really do have to install this other package in > the same python that galaxy uses, since it's one of the major parts of our > fork -- not part of our custom tools. > I wouldn't consider this a normal use case of course, but I'll bet that > many people will install galaxy with system python, which can lead to > similar circumstances. > > Please let me know if I can provide any other useful information on what > I'm seeing. > > Again, thanks for looking into this with me, > -Stephen > > > On Thu, Feb 5, 2015 at 8:19 AM, Nate Coraor <n...@bx.psu.edu> wrote: > >> Hi Stephen, >> >> On Wed, Feb 4, 2015 at 8:30 PM, Stephen Rosen <siro...@uchicago.edu> >> wrote: >> >>> Hi Nate, >>> >>> Thanks so much for helping me out with this. >>> >>> It seems that I've miscommunicated what I'm doing a little bit. >>> I'm installing a package from that git repo using pip separately from >>> running the galaxy setup script. >>> That is, I want to install a python package and I want to setup galaxy >>> as two separate (and ideally independent) steps in my script. >>> I have no desire to do anything particularly esoteric or clever with >>> Galaxy's eggs or to install them myself. >>> Somehow, doing a pip install of my desired package is breaking the later >>> run of fetch_eggs.py >>> >>> If I understand you correctly, fetch_eggs.py can hit conflicts with >>> site-packages, but is misreporting them as EggNotFetchable. >>> I am aware that we're using a fork of the Galaxy source ( >>> https://bitbucket.org/galaxycloud/galaxy/src ), so it may be that we >>> have an outdated of fetch_eggs.py which carries a bug that has since been >>> patched. >>> Sorry for not mentioning it earlier -- it slipped my mind that we're >>> probably trailing behind the modern Galaxy default head. >>> >>> If I put in the extra legwork now to wrap Galaxy in a virtualenv, this >>> issue will presumably disappear, but that assumes that I don't want to add >>> any packages to the python used for the uwsgi process. >>> >> You can add additional packages to this virtualenv, although there could >> be problems if you install different versions of the same packages that >> Galaxy has as dependencies. For what it's worth, you should not need to >> install additional packages in Galaxy's virtualenv, and tools can be >> configured to use a different python or virtualenv than the one in which >> Galaxy is started. >> >> >>> I'll have to ask folks on the Globus Genomics team whether or not that >>> is needed -- I certainly hope not, since it means that there is some >>> packaging conflict we need to resolve. >>> The only reason I haven't done so already is time constraint -- I've >>> been trying to get this install scripting done as quickly as possible >>> without compromising anything truly needful. >>> >>> >>> All the same, I'll take some time tomorrow to provision a fresh server >>> and generate the stacktrace for you. >>> I'll also take some time to test with the latest Galaxy source, to see >>> if I get different behavior. >>> In the best case, this bug no longer exists for the modern source, but >>> in the worst case it bears the attention. >>> >> Thanks for the help with debugging. >> >> >>> I don't have any sense of the reliability of fetch_eggs.py and company >>> -- my experience has been of a particular bug that presented on my first >>> contact with these scripts, so naturally I have a bias against them. >>> That said, I think the Python community may have finally settled on a >>> package manager, even if we can't seem to agree on a package format or >>> tooling surrounding it. >>> That's just an opinion though -- I have no blog post from Guido to back >>> it up. >>> >> I hope we'll see the necessary improvements within the next year, but I >> think anything we do now will essentially reinvent the wheel (no pun >> intended) with regards to what will (hopefully) be officially implemented >> to fix the problem. >> --nate >> >> >>> I was not aware of the UCS2 vs. UCS4 issue -- thanks very much for the >>> citations, very helpful in understanding the problem space. >>> Thanks, >>> -Stephen >>> >>> On Wed, Feb 4, 2015 at 5:41 PM, Nate Coraor <n...@bx.psu.edu> wrote: >>> >>>> Hi Stephen, >>>> I'll try to reply as in-depth as I can. >>>> >>>> On Wed, Feb 4, 2015 at 1:41 PM, Stephen Rosen <siro...@uchicago.edu> >>>> wrote: >>>> >>>>> Hi Galaxy Dev, >>>>> >>>>> I've been looking at the setup scripts for Galaxy to try to understand >>>>> a problem I recently had provisioning a Galaxy server. >>>>> I will readily admit that I have not read all of the relevant code >>>>> top-to-bottom, but I have at least skimmed all of it and read much of it. >>>>> Sorry if these questions are answered somewhere in Trello, the Wiki, >>>>> or somewhere else, but I was not able to find answers in any public >>>>> locations. >>>>> >>>>> As a small bit of probably irrelevant context: >>>>> I'm working with the Globus Genomics group on the DevOps side of >>>>> things. >>>>> We're using Chef. >>>>> I've only just started working with the group in the past couple of >>>>> weeks (so my expertise with Galaxy itself is limited to nonexistent). >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> First, to describe the problem: >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> We want to provision a server running Galaxy without explicitly >>>>> wrapping it in a virtualenv. >>>>> Unless I missed something, that means that it's using system python. >>>>> When we use pip to install a package from a git repository before >>>>> running the setup scripts, fetch_eggs fails saying it failed to fetch >>>>> WebError 0.8a >>>>> If we install the same package from git with `pip install --egg ...` >>>>> we get a hunky-dory system where everything seems to work. >>>>> >>>> A virtualenv is itself just a wrapper around whichever python binary >>>> was used to create it. I'd still suggest using a virtualenv created with >>>> the system python unless you have a really strong reason not to. In fact, >>>> I'm working on Galaxy process management and a command line tool for that >>>> management that will automatically create and use a virtualenv going >>>> forward. >>>> I'm a bit confused at what's happening here - you mention installing a >>>> package from a git repository with pip, but then refer to Galaxy's >>>> fetch_eggs(.py) script, which doesn't use pip or git. >>>> >>>> >>>>> As far as I can tell, there is no reason that this should be the >>>>> case. >>>>> Sure, putting the git source directly into site-packages might cause >>>>> issues upon installation, but EggNotFetchable exceptions should only be >>>>> thrown if the egg actually can't be pulled down from >>>>> eggs.g2.bx.psu.edu , right? >>>>> >>>> EggNotFetchable can be thrown if you happen to be using a platform for >>>> which we do not provide eggs, although those are fairly uncommon. Right now >>>> we should cover x86/x86_64 Linux and any flavor of Intel OS X after 10.5. >>>> >>>> >>>>> I don't feel comfortable trying to make further progress on my >>>>> provisioning scripts without knowing why this is happening. >>>>> I'd hate to be bitten by this later on in the process. >>>>> >>>>> Yes, the package in question may have poor behavior (likely it does), >>>>> but that doesn't change the fact that the error is totally misleading. >>>>> Furthermore, it doesn't appear that this poor behavior impedes me from >>>>> doing a pip install of the WebError package or any other packages from >>>>> PyPI. >>>>> >>>>> In case someone else wants to test to replicate, this is the command >>>>> being used: >>>>> pip install --egg git+ >>>>> https://github.com/globusonline/python-nexus-client@599f04edef6b72569b7a5b272b0b847dcda3ea99#egg=nexus-client >>>>> problems occur if you omit `--egg`. >>>>> >>>> None of this process is using Galaxy's egg handling, so I am not sure >>>> where the EggNotFetchable is coming from. What command are you running to >>>> get an EggNotFetchable error. >>>> >>>> >>>>> Second, a question about the rationale for Galaxy's egg handling: >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> Why is all of this wrapped up in these scripts in the first place? >>>>> I understand that pip might not be present on every platform, and I >>>>> don't mean to question a decision to support systems without it. >>>>> However, as detailed below, Galaxy does not support any platforms >>>>> which are incapable of running pip. >>>>> >>>> This isn't the case - Galaxy does not use pip to install the framework >>>> dependencies at all. Some tool dependencies installed from the Tool Shed do >>>> use pip, but that's entirely separate from the dependencies of the Galaxy >>>> application. >>>> The `scripts/scramble.py` script can be used to automatically build >>>> eggs on platforms which we do not prebuild eggs for. If this is necessary, >>>> `scripts/fetch_eggs.py` should tell you. >>>> >>>> >>>>> Furthermore, pip is being pushed by the Python maintainers over >>>>> easy_install, so it's not like there isn't a clear choice in terms of >>>>> which >>>>> one to support. >>>>> Perhaps most importantly, there don't appear to be any clear-cut >>>>> options to do the following, which I would consider a more ordinary >>>>> workflow: >>>>> >>>>> - Run a galaxy script (like check_eggs) to generate a list of packages >>>>> from eggs.g2.bx.psu.edu for platform (redirect output to >>>>> requirements.txt or similar) >>>>> - `pip install -r requirements.txt` >>>>> >>>> This is exactly what `scripts/check_eggs.py` and >>>> `scripts/fetch_eggs.py` do. >>>> There are 3 reasons for the way we handle eggs in Galaxy: >>>> 1. Galaxy has a huge (and ever-growing) list of dependent python >>>> modules with C extensions. If we did not prebuild and distribute eggs for >>>> these, the initial setup to get Galaxy running would be long and >>>> problematic. Some people who download Galaxy to develop tools may not even >>>> have compilers installed, let alone the multitude of -dev or -devel >>>> packages that aren't part of a default Debian or RHEL installation that >>>> would be required to build all of these packages from source. One of the >>>> things that I feel makes Galaxy so accessible is that you can start using >>>> it immediately after you clone the source. So that ability to clone and >>>> start and have it work as reliably (and quickly) as possible is a high >>>> priority. >>>> 2. Galaxy started using eggs in 2005 or 2006. At this time, everything >>>> used distutils. pkg_resources came around, which soon brought setuptools >>>> and easy_install. After this came distutils2, pip and finally, these days, >>>> wheels. Our need for binary dependency packaging predated almost all of >>>> these (in fact, most packages in these days didn't even install .egg-info, >>>> which was the only reliable way to know what version of a module you were >>>> using) and as each new iteration of packaging/management came along it was >>>> never clear that any of them had "won" (and in fact, most of them lost). On >>>> top of this, the Python packaging folks have known for years that Python's >>>> platform detection for binary compatibility is broken[1]. While I was >>>> assured it'd be fixed soon, even with a complete reimplementation of Python >>>> packaging (wheels), they still haven't even made an effort to fix this >>>> problem[2]. In fact, binary wheels for Linux are explicitly not allowed on >>>> PyPI because of this. >>>> >>>> 3. We tightly control the versions of all of our dependencies, which is >>>> not always possible with pip if you aren't also controlling the source of >>>> your packages. >>>> [1] >>>> https://mail.python.org/pipermail/distutils-sig/2010-January/015345.html >>>> [2] http://lucumr.pocoo.org/2014/1/27/python-on-wheels/ >>>> >>>>> The above could be part of a galaxy provisioning script, rather than >>>>> exposed to the administrator. >>>>> That also makes it significantly easier to control and manage the >>>>> virtualenv in which we run Galaxy, since we don't have to worry about >>>>> egg-related logic that we don't control and we know that the virtualenv's >>>>> bin dir will be earlier in the PATH than the system pip's dir. >>>>> Yes, I said above that our setup is presently using system python -- >>>>> switching to a virtualenv is one of the many items on my to-do list. >>>>> In fact, I would expect that the default, desired setup for Galaxy >>>>> would be to put it in a virtualenv, rather than using system python, and >>>>> to >>>>> use pip, rather than fetch_eggs.py and company. >>>>> >>>> A virtualenv is indeed the strongly preferred setup as I mentioned >>>> above. However, Galaxy does not install its eggs to the virtualenv. The >>>> virtualenv is there to avoid conflicts with things in the default python's >>>> site-packages/dist-packages. Galaxy's eggs are installed to (by default) >>>> the `eggs/` directory in the Galaxy source. >>>> However, the problem, as I now see it, is that you are trying to >>>> install all of Galaxy's dependencies, even at their correct versions, using >>>> pip, rather than letting Galaxy handle its eggs as it does. This is not >>>> going to work, Galaxy is going to insist on using its eggs. >>>> >>>> >>>>> When I look at the logic being used here, especially at >>>>> https://bitbucket.org/galaxy/galaxy-central/src/f0ae870b22e9/lib/galaxy/eggs/?at=default >>>>> , it looks like a solution built exclusively for platforms on which pip is >>>>> not installed. >>>>> According to the wiki, Galaxy support only goes back as far as 2.6, >>>>> and get-pip.py supports 2.6, so there is no way of building a Galaxy >>>>> server >>>>> on a platform that can't also have pip installed. >>>>> Adding pip to the requirements for Galaxy would not be particularly >>>>> onerous, and may simplify things significantly (no need to bundle >>>>> get-pip.py or similar). >>>>> >>>> As mentioned above, we don't use or depend on pip, so it's not >>>> required. That said, a lot of our egg fetching logic could likely be >>>> replaced with pip (this code predates pip by a few years). And the eggs >>>> could probably be replaced with prebuilt wheels. However, even if we did >>>> use pip/wheels, we'd need to install them from our own repository, and it'd >>>> still require modifications for binary platform incompatibilities. The egg >>>> handling code we have now works pretty reliably, so I am not sure there is >>>> a whole lot to be gained by changing it until Python finally figures out >>>> how to handle binary compatibility properly. >>>> >>>> >>>>> As a last note about the misleading error from the fetch_eggs >>>>> script, telling me that WebError is "NotFetchable". >>>>> I probably wouldn't have much of a complaint about this if the error >>>>> had been more on target and I hadn't felt the need to do things like patch >>>>> lib/galaxy/eggs to print a stacktrace. >>>>> For example, if the script detected that there was a source installed >>>>> package which was getting underfoot, it should have alerted me or even >>>>> suggested installing my various packages in egg format. >>>>> >>>> This is a bug - it is supposed to explain that there is a version >>>> conflict. If you have a stack trace, please send it along. >>>> >>>> >>>>> That kind of error detection is hard to maintain and hard to keep >>>>> accurate since the Galaxy team's priority is to build Galaxy, not a >>>>> package >>>>> manager. >>>>> This, I suppose, circles back to an earlier question: why isn't Galaxy >>>>> using a python package manager to... manage its packages? >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> At the very least something along the lines of >>>>> `./scripts/common_setup.sh --use-pip` should be added. >>>>> It doesn't seem like it would be that hard to implement -- but I feel >>>>> like my lack of knowledge of Galaxy disqualifies me from building the >>>>> changeset reliably. >>>>> Of course, if no one objects, I will readily do so anyway (when I have >>>>> the time) as a proof of concept. >>>>> >>>> There are modifications to a few of the dependencies, such as psycopg2. >>>> When psycopg2 is scrambled, the scrambling process fetches and compiles a >>>> bit of PostgreSQL's libpq and then statically links to it to provide a >>>> standalone egg that does not depend on the user having installed libpq on >>>> their system. So a pip-based system that allowed building from source would >>>> need to account for this. >>>> --nate >>>> >>>> >>>>> Barring even that improvement, the Wiki page at >>>>> https://wiki.galaxyproject.org/Admin/Config/Eggs should definitely be >>>>> updated to include some note on why Galaxy has this complex logic for >>>>> fetching eggs instead of using pip. >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> A quick tl;dr and summary: >>>>> - I don't have extensive experience with Galaxy, so I may not know >>>>> what I'm talking about. >>>>> - fetch_eggs.py can be made to raise EggNotFetchable by doing a pip >>>>> install from a VCS without using `--egg`. This is a bug in fetch_eggs.py >>>>> - All supported platforms for Galaxy support pip >>>>> - Galaxy should have an option to use pip to download its packages >>>>> over https from eggs.g2.bx.psu.edu >>>>> - Galaxy should probably default to using pip when it's available, >>>>> since its failure modes are significantly better than a home-brewed >>>>> package >>>>> manager -- this also leads to good behavior in virtualenvs. >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> Best regards, and many thanks for your time and attention, >>>>> -Stephen >>>>> ___________________________________________________________ >>>>> Please keep all replies on the list by using "reply all" >>>>> in your mail client. 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Pride Glasgow, described by organisers as Scotland's largest LGBTI festival, is being held at Glasgow Green on Saturday and Sunday.
Hollywood actor Alan Cumming and survival expert Ray Mears are among the big names taking part in the 2016 Edinburgh International Book Festival (EIBF).
American author Jonathan Safran Foer, former BBC director general Mark Thompson and cyclists David Millar, Chris Boardman and Mark Beaumont are also in the line-up.
Organisers of the August festival - believed to be the biggest of its kind in the world - say this year's theme can be summed up as "Project No Fear'' and will explore the power of the human mind to imagine a better world.
More than 800 writers, poets, illustrators, politicians, journalists, historians, scientists, philosophers and playwrights from 55 countries are to take part in the 17-day event at Charlotte Square Gardens.
Director Nick Barley described it as a festival "bursting at the seams with big ideas''.
The Good Wife actor Cumming, Mears and comedian Stewart Lee are set to offer sneak previews of their new books at the festival.
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Poetry further makes an impression on the programme with appearances from the likes of UK poet laureate Carol Ann Duffy, Billy Bragg and Luke Wright.
In other festival business, winners of the University of Edinburgh's James Tait Black Prizes will be announced as will the young Scottish poet receiving the biennial Edwin Morgan Poetry Award.
Mr Barley said: "You could say that the theme of this year's festival is 'Project No Fear'.
"It's about encouraging and celebrating the sort of courageous, positive, creative thinking that we desperately need in order to make the world a better place for everyone, rather than just for a privileged few.''
Scottish Culture Secretary Fiona Hyslop said: "This year's programme is sure to capture and excite audiences whilst raising Scotland's cultural profile on the international stage.''
The EIBF, which receives funding from Creative Scotland and the City of Edinburgh Council, will run from August 13 to August 29.
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AMHERST, Mass.—Deborah Gewertz, the G. Henry Whitcomb 1874 Professor of Anthropology at Amherst College, and her colleague Frederick Errington from Trinity College (Hartford), have received a grant of $99,961 from the National Science Foundation to support their research on the burgeoning trade in fatty meats-and the growth in obesity-in the developing world.
The sale of fatty meats from the developed to the developing world has become controversial because diet-related life-style diseases are becoming more common in the developing world. Gewertz and Errington are investigating the trade of lamb and mutton flaps (sheep bellies) as they are exported from New Zealand and Australia into Papua New Guinea Fiji.
"Most broadly, this project will be an important case study of the workings of global trade," Gewertz and Errington note, "the workings of international markets in shaping and in responding to local economies, diets and governmental concerns. This new information will be relevant to public debates about the appropriate relationships between national sovereignty and consumer choice in a global marketplace. In essence, these are debates about whether the market should be regulated by governments deciding what is best for their citizens or be regulated by consumers deciding what is best for themselves."
Anthropologists who will study how this Pacific trade works, Gewertz and Errington are asking what sorts of understandings it takes to drive this trade. As ethnographers they will analyze how relationships are maintained with a diverse range of importers and distributors, and in their field work they will study how and why Papua New Guinean and Fijian consumers embrace or eschew such cuts of meat, and how the governments of Papua New Guinea and Fiji reach decisions about what is good for their citizens, decisions which may go against consumer desires.
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Sour Cream Cookies
READY IN: 27mins
Recipe by bakedapple42
These cookies come out looking like sugar cookies with crispy edges and soft centers. They are best eaten the same day, as they go stale quickly.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 cup all-purpose flour
- 1⁄4 teaspoon baking soda
- 1⁄4 teaspoon salt
- 6 tablespoons butter, softened
- 1⁄2 cup sugar
- 1⁄2 cup sour cream
- 1 teaspoon lemon extract
- 1⁄2 teaspoon vanilla extract
Directions See How It's Made
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Grease two cookie sheets.
- In small bowl, combine flour, baking soda, and salt.
- In large bowl, with mixer at medium speed, beat butter until creamy. Gradually add sugar and beat until light and fluffy.
- Beat in sour cream, lemon extract, and vanilla.
- Reduce speed to low; beat in flour mixture just until blended.
- Drop dough by rounded teaspoons, 1 inch apart, on prepared cookie sheets.
- Bake until set and golden around edges, 10-12 minutes.
- Cool 1 minute on cookie sheets; with wide spatula, transfer cookie to wire racks to cool completely.


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The Common Murres of Tatoosh Island
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The sequel, titled Walk To Work: Rise Of The Legs, premiered countrywide just three days ago, to very little critical acclaim. Some critics reviewed the thing even before watching it because, as it is generally known, critics hate being caught off guard.
When you enter their house through the bedroom window and instruct them to review a movie chap chap, they'll call it stupid. Well, they'll call you stupid but it will rub off as a movie review.
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The political thought:
Muzamiru, the boda guy from State House in charge of stealing new movies for Eddiesoft before they get to Cineplex (they made him cabinet minister to give him a sense of pride and purpose in life), distributed a wrong copy that instructed UNEB to start S.4 exams.
So the entire country was watching S.4 exams when bam! opposition just started walking. No one was ready.
The expectations thought:
Ugandans thought there would be a more innovative spin to this one. They expected something different like Crawl To Work or Jump To Work or Break Dance To Work. But the colonel instead took us back to how the legs rose against humans; more of a prequel, actually.
And Ugandans naturally tend to not like watching their own body parts turn against them.
The Obama one:
Brother Barack Opolot Obama sent soldiers to Uganda; deadly soldiers who we see here everyday inside our TVs killing aliens and bombing buildings taller than Workers House.
The official story is that after UPDF captured a pair of Kony's pajamas, they were supposed to give them to the American commandos for sniffing so that their special American military noses smell Kony out of the bush.
But the DVD Muzamiru distributed had a few deleted scenes that had the American soldiers cutting off people's legs and feeding them to yellow dogs. So people instinctively cancelled all walking plans. Another deleted scene had the soldiers surrounding an oil well. But that's news for another day.
The public relations one:
When launching a major product, a serious company will do some advertising and public relations. But the A4C launched the new Walk to Work without anything like that. Not even an attractive promo like "The first 50 walkers get a free pair of modified legs".
The legendary thought:
Uncle Besi, people just want to party, man. For now, at least. Everyone is working hard to buy new clothes for the 4.11.11 Legendary Party at Boda Boda so that they impress someone and get laid that night. Chill out and let Gerald Karuhanga take care of things. Just buy some less political clothes for you and Auntie Nyim Nyim and come hang with us. You can even walk to the party if you want.


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After leading them through a ploughman's performance of the 1969 conceptual rock album Tommy, the throaty sexagenarian singer praised his sidemen, relative nobodies that they were, as the "most fabulous band I've worked with ever in my life."
Wait, he said that? Roger Daltrey, all respect, but you must have been momentarily daffy, if not deaf, dumb and blind, boy.
Daltrey, of course, fronted the Who, a "nice rock 'n' roll band from Shepherd's Bush, London," as they were introduced at the Isle of Wight Festival in 1970. Or were we trying to forget that time, a year when the band first toured Tommy, injecting it with an exhilaration and fury onstage that the double-LP lacked.
On this current North American tour (which previously made stops in Montreal, Ottawa and, on Saturday, Windsor, Ont.), Daltrey shares the stage with three who-dats and a guitarist named Townshend – Simon Townshend, the younger, less accomplished brother of Tommy mastermind Pete. The siblings share a high, nasal tenor voice and an ability to briskly strum an acoustic guitar, common traits established on Acid Queen and Pinball Wizard, respectively. How do you think he does it? Genetics.
Blood relatives and the microphone-swinging front man aside, the show at the Sony Centre seemed almost an arbitrary enterprise. Daltrey wrote none of Tommy; his decision to tour the dynamic song-cycle as a solo act commemorated no anniversary. It was presented stem to stern, from the bold Overture to the resolving We're Not Gonna Take It, with the grey-curled Daltrey exhorting "put in your earplugs, put on your eyeshades" while wearing in-ear sound monitors and shaded spectacles.
And, oh, this was no spectacle – no choir, orchestra or special-guest spots, just a keyboardist who recreated the French horn parts synthetically.
The story (of a boy traumatized by events and family members into an autistic-psychotic pinball-playing savant-messiah figure) was performed in fairly unadventurous fashion, less grand than when the Who freshly and crisply played it here at Exhibition Stadium in 1989.
Some observations: The beginning of It's a Boy – "Captain Walker didn't come home; his unborn child will never know him" – had to it a bluesy, acoustic-Zeppelin feel. Daltrey's thick growl was strong enough, but limber as a lead pipe. The band handled the ornamental buh-buh-buh-buh backing vocals on Christmas finely. Psychedelic-age imagery accompanied the score on a screen above stage. The crowd reacted strongly to the "see me, feel me" conclusion – getting excitement at the feet of original Tommy singer.
Those enthused with the movie or Broadway adaptations of Tommy (or the Who's raw and wild performance of the piece on the Isle of Wight DVD), might have yawned at a run-through that was uplifting, but with little in the way of zip, edge, innovation or thunder.
The concert's stronger second half felt more natural, with selections culled from Who classics and chestnuts, along with a sprinkling of Daltrey solo tunes (including Days of Light, a spryly-rocked ode to the singer's early days of working with sheet metal during the week and playing the clubs of the weekend).
The crowd, strongly of a bifocaled generation, stood up for I Can See For Miles and never sat down. A cover of Taj Mahal's Freedom Ride connected the dots between Southern and Celtic music; Who Are You was stripped down and wily; and Mose Allison's Young Man Blues seemed a note-for-note homage to the Who's Live at Leeds rendition.
A one-song encore saw Daltrey strumming a ukulele for an endearingly shaky-voiced try at Blue, Red and Grey, a touching ditty off The Who By Numbers from 1975, with the unapologetic line ..."but when they sleep, I sing and dance." Those are words written by Townshend, but they felt genuine coming from the 67-year-old former rock star, especially compared to the Tommy business. See him, touch him, feel Roger Daltrey - Blue, Red and Grey drew his audience the closest.
Roger Daltrey's Tommy Tour continues to Vancouver, Oct. 27, Edmonton, Oct. 29; Calgary, Oct. 30; Saskatoon, Nov. 1, and Winnipeg, Nov. 2.
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With such seminal movies as The Exorcist and The French Connection, Academy Award–winning director William Friedkin secured his place as a great filmmaker. A maverick from the start, Friedkin joined other young directors who ushered in Hollywood's second Golden Age during the 1970s. Now, in his long-awaited memoir, Friedkin provides a candid portrait of an extraordinary life and career.
His own success story has the makings of a classic American film. He was born in Chicago, the son of Russian immigrants. Immediately after high school, he found work in the mailroom of a local television station, and patiently worked his way into the directing booth during the heyday of live TV. An award-winning documentary brought him attention as a talented new filmmaker, as well as an advocate for justice, and it caught the eye of producer David L. Wolper, who brought Friedkin to Los Angeles. There he moved from television (one of the last episodes of The Alfred Hitchcock Hour) to film (The Birthday Party, The Boys in the Band), displaying a versatile stylistic range. Released in 1971, The French Connection won five Academy Awards, including Best Picture and Best Director, and two years later, The Exorcist received ten Oscar nominations and catapulted Friedkin's career to stardom.
Penned by the director himself, The Friedkin Connection takes listeners on a journey through the numerous chance encounters and unplanned occurrences that led a young man from a poor urban neighborhood to success in one of the most competitive industries and art forms in the world.
Written and told with the narrative drive of one of his finest films, The Friedkin Connection is a wonderfully engaging look at an artist and an industry that has transformed who we are - and how we see ourselves.
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Long ago I read a book that was supposed to be about the business of making movies ("You'll Never Eat Lunch in This Town Again"). It was a total disappointment. Friedkin's book is exactly the kind of book was looking for.
I guess the thing that surprised me – aside from his apparent honesty and candor about himself, even the bad periods in his life – was that he could be so passionate about his work and so could others. People absolutely hated and loathed some movies, while loving others. There were feuds that went on for decades. All the same mix of happiness and unhappiness that the rest of us get in our lives I suppose, but I didn't think it was part of the territory when it comes to being rich and famous and successful in Hollywood. I thought you would just be happy about your accomplishments. But no, there's all the usual stuff to worry about: budgets, and money, and backing and expenditures and time and investments of all kinds. Plus the work of making a movie, itself.
This book touches on all of it. I'm very glad I found it. I think you'll like it.
Sidney Lumet's "Making Movies," which I'm reading now on Kindle — couldn't find it at Audible :-(
Oh, there was a producer...but I forget his name. Friedkin had some fun playing him.
Friedkin's heart attack. And his later hospital stay with complications.
Well, I'm a technical writer, so I know something about writing. This book (blessedly!) follows the basics: Keep It Sweet & Simple. Tell the story. Have a sense of humor (or tolerance). Friedkin does what he should to make this book readable. Not everybody can do that.
A Worthy and Touching Memoir by a Great Raconteur
- JTN from Seattle


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A grass fire south of Emporia is keeping two area fire departments occupied Saturday.
A day after a notable grass fire developed about two miles east of Neosho Rapids, another grass fire started about three miles north of the town.
If you had a controlled burn planned for Sunday, expert advice is to hold off. If you have a burn planned Saturday, take all precautions to make sure it's out.
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Hillary Clinton Left a Moving Comment on a Humans of New York Photo
More to add to the Actually Interesting Things We've Learned About Hillary pile: She hangs out on Facebook like the rest of us, follows cool accounts. Noted.
For those who aren't familiar with Humans of New York, (Editor's Note: It's fantastic and you should check it out immediately) it is a project by photographer Brandon Stanton that features unique and touching portraits of people in New York City with an accompanying quote. The subjects range from emotional to eccentric, providing incredible snapshots of the city's diverse culture.
On Friday, Stanton posted a photo to the Humans of New York Facebook page of a young boy looking distressed and upset. The quote read, "I'm homosexual and I'm afraid about what my future will be and that people won't like me."
About an hour after the heartbreaking photo was shared, who should comment but Hillary Clinton herself. The Democratic candidate offered positive sentiments and words of support, signing off with her initial to indicate authorship (in other words, this was not written by her campaign staffers). "Prediction from a grown-up: Your future is going to be amazing. You will surprise yourself with what you're capable of and the incredible things you go on to do. Find the people who love and believe in you – there will be lots of them. —H"


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The ultraCage Black eyeSpy for DSLR is an ideal shoulder mount rig for handheld shooting when using DSLR cameras with built-in viewfinders for monitoring. The ultraCage Black eyeSpy rig offsets the camera to be positioned so the camera's eyepiece is easily used and viewable.
The ultraCage Black eyeSpy combines the best of Redrock's award winning cinema accessories with the ultraCage Black for DSLR to make rig that is comfortable for all day shooting.
The ultraCage eyeSpy can be configured in a number of ways to exactly meet your needs and shooting style. Choose the amount and type of counterbalance (weights or use an external battery brick), follow focus, and other accessories. The ultraCage offers a unique powered cage through the optional powerPack accessory, which attaches via 1/4"-20 mounts to the cage and delivers advanced power to all your camera-top accessories.
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What DSLRs are compatible with the ultraCage?
Most standard height DSLRs are compatible with the ultraCage, including: Canon 5D MK III, 5D MK II, 7D, 6D, 60D*, Canon Rebel series* (T2i, T3i, T4i) Nikon D90, D300s, D600, D800 Sony A50 series, A60 series, A70 series.
*Battery door is blocked when inside the cage. Suggested use with AC Power adapter.
Does the ultraCage work with taller cameras such as the 1D X or Nikon D4, or ones that have an add-on battery grip?
No - the ultraCage DSLR fits the shorter form factor of standard DSLRs. For taller DSLRs or add-on battery grips, consider the lowBase DSLR support plate.
Can I use other cameras with the ultraCage Black DSLR, such as micro four thirds (MFT) cameras?
Yes these cameras are compatible with the ultraCage, but they are smaller, so all features of the ultraCage may not work exactly the same (for example, the bottom battery door is covered on the smaller MFT cameras, and the cage won't be as form-fitting).
Can I add other ultraCage components, such as the rear cage?
Yes you can add virtually any other ultraCage Black accessory. For a powered cage, use the powerPack Universal edition.
Do I still have access to the battery door or other ports?
Yes - the ultraCage maintains access to the battery door, memory card door, HDMI output ports, and control buttons and supported cameras.
Do I need Counterbalance?
To keep shoulder rigs balanced, filmmakers often use batteries, weights, or external recorders in the rear of the rig to offset the weight of the camera and monitor. This reduces fatigue on the arms and allows for longer steadier shooting. Consider picking up a microBalance QR 1.8kg Weight Kit.
Can I add a Top Handle?
The ultraCage Top handle adds a convent point of contact for transporting and low mode shooting with any ultraCage rig.
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