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Bryan H added a post in a topic How did they do it?All very impressive. I'd say the builders all seem to be imaginative. I think it also takes some courage to make such modifications. I know, from experience, it can be disheartening to spend a huge amount of time trying to scratch-build something only to have it not turn out well. I believe practice is the only way to get good at scratch-building though.
Bryan H added a post in a topic Great Dane Preview.As far as I can tell, the suspension on that trailer looks like it'll be good for a variety of subjects. I'm a fan of Moebius!
Bryan H added a post in a topic Pro Star and 53 ft Great Dane reeferI think Moebius Models has the ability to reinvigorate heavy-truck modeling by itself. This is great news!
Bryan H added a post in a topic White Road Boss (Almost done, new pics)Looks good Ron. What's your opinion of that cordless rotary tool? Do you find it powerful enough and the battery life sufficient?
Bryan H added a post in a topic Real aluminum Peterbilt wheels
I know a little about machining and guestimate you'd be looking at between $50 and $75 per wheel. Also, at that rate, the machinist would have to agree to do the job for love of the hobby or a personal challenge. After I realized how expensive it is to have custom machining done, I bought my own lathe and mill and derive a great amount of satisfaction producing my own metal parts.
Bryan H added a post in a topic TMC Pete 379Very nice representation of a TMC truck Tim! Love the wide-base singles and you did a very nice job with the black paint.
Bryan H added a post in a topic Mack TitanI drove past a Titan the other day. There's something about the height of the cab and their hood that makes them seem extra huge.
Bryan H added a post in a topic 1/16th Alcoa rims and tyres and other 1/16th partsWow! Excellent work! Are these the Bridgestone M843 and R194 tires by chance?
Bryan H added a post in a topic Project 4 1/4Superior work Dave! Did you create drawings/plans before beginning to shape materials?
Bryan H added a post in a topic Peterbilt 377 daycabVery nice Tim. How do you approach paint polishing around rivets?
Bryan H added a post in a topic Moebius Lonestar 1st test shot
I agree. The combination you described would be fantastic!
Bryan H added a post in a topic Moebius Lonestar 1st test shotSome things I noticed:
Great looking wheels
Modern north american fifth wheel
Tool box is going to get used on several projects
U-joints appear very well defined
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The engine? Oy!
Bryan H added a post in a topic Schlumberger on the benchVery impressive Tim. What size plastic strip did you use on such a long frame?
Bryan H added a post in a topic July paint - Polished in NovemberWhat a nice job, Tim! That looks to be a TMC truck.
Bryan H added a post in a topic Project 4 1/4Interesting project Dave. I suspect many would like such an engine considering its use in the vintage of trucks represented by available kits. Were there significant physical differences between the mechanical version and electronic version of the engine in question?


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On Thursday, Dec. 22, the district attorney's office issued a fact sheet on the case, stating that because evidence of criminal intent is lacking, it will not prosecute the case.
'It is clear this matter should be the subject of administrative review by the Oregon Mortuary and Cemetery Board which has authority to impose civil sanctions,' the sheet reads.
Metro owns the green space where the partial skeletal remains were found - along with part of a plastic graveside memorial wreath. The area is considered a dumpsite for excavated dirt from 14 pioneer cemeteries that Metro owns and operates.
Fairview police recovered bone fragments from six different locations in the green space, including a part of a human skull and vertebrae.
The grisly findings culminated in a six-month investigation involving the Fairview Police Department, Metro, the Oregon Mortuary and Cemetery Board and the Multnomah County District Attorney's Office.
'The explanation that some skeletal remains may have been accidentally unearthed due to a 'cave in' of an adjacent unmarked grave during the process of mechanically creating a new gravesite cannot be disproved in this case,' wrote the District Attorney's office in its fact sheet. 'The further explanation that such skeletal remains may remain undetected in the backfill and thereby unintentionally transported to the dump site also cannot be disproven.'
The district attorney's office also noted that some interviewed as part of the investigation 'have suggested that the practice of moving earth containing skeletal remains during the course of digging new graves is widespread in Metro cemeteries.'
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Metro issued a statement from Paul Slyman, parks and environmental services director, following the district attorney's announcement that it wouldn't file criminal charges.
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My thoughts: The 49ers' eight Pro Bowl selections is tied for the league high. The name that stands out is Brooks, who is having a great year. But he may be overshadowed by Bowman and Willis. It was good to see Brooks get the recognition he deserves. Iupati's selection is a bit surprising considering he missed four games with a knee sprain, but he has played well when on the field.
Snubbed: Receiver Anquan Boldin, guard Alex Boone, punter Andy Lee, safeties Donte Whitner and Eric Reid and special teamer CJ Spillman were selected as alternates. They all easily could have made it. I think the biggest snubs are Boone, Dawson and Whitner. All three had huge seasons.
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No evolutionary biologist thinks life was spontaneous.
Darwin was right about one thing, the theory grew since him.
the evidence points that he was right about common descent.
No one is sure life began from just one LUCA though.
The latest cutting edge thought is that there may have been 3 that shared DNA/RNA in development. No one is sure there was no exterior intervention. We just can't pin it down yet.
ID maybe true, but nothing has been presented to validate it.
But it is fringe science , unless it can come up with real evidence it will remain so.Personally I haven't ruled out the possibility. Life could be a construct, but without something that points to it. It is like speculation into what was before time.
Fortunately if life is a construct, we should eventually be able to find something that points to it. I have my doubts about that and ever understanding "before time".
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too similar too another Landrover ad. The movie with the water bottle.
Kind of feel like it's an accident ad. These thing are top heavy so they are known to flip over. Not an attribute you want to hi-light.
Done by Mercedes-Benz M-Class "Key Chain" which won a finalist at Cannes in 2006.
Check it out. http://www.moko.cc/users/0/1/576/images/post/src/189ff2b2-b493-4f2e-89...
to those that think its an accident. i think ur stupid.its obviously "go beyond" to space. or moon or whatever it is. a place where its anti gravity. not easy enough?
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The bigger problem is if the idea (which was done to death) is about torque and power, etc., then it goes off track with Land Rover. They never position themselves with that. Land Rover is about going places other 4x4s cannot reach and not about horse power and that non-sense.
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Simplicity, simply simple
The hands on the clock tick, and tick
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The tick, tick falter and go wrong
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This oversized doodle book offers kids more than 100 pages of interactive fun. With jaunty text and whimsical line drawings, it makes perfect companions for play dates and rainy-day fun.
The Boys' Doodle Bookby Andrew Pinder (Illustrator)
Packed with pirates, dinosaurs, robots, and more, this doodle book dares boys to let their imaginations run wild! With over 100 creative and humorous illustrations by Andrew Pinder, every boy has a world of adventure at his fingertips. A fun and simple sentence on each page instructs what to do, such as "draw a cool tree house," "how will you
Packed with pirates, dinosaurs, robots, and more, this doodle book dares boys to let their imaginations run wild! With over 100 creative and humorous illustrations by Andrew Pinder, every boy has a world of adventure at his fingertips. A fun and simple sentence on each page instructs what to do, such as "draw a cool tree house," "how will you escape from a crocodile?" and "draw a flying machine." No drawing skills are necessaryjust pack your pencils, crayons, and courage!
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- 9780762435067
- Publisher:
- Running Press Book Publishers
- Publication date:
- 05/26/2008
- Pages:
- 128
- Sales rank:
- 151,231
- Product dimensions:
- 8.20(w) x 11.50(h) x 0.50(d)
- Age Range:
- 6 - 12 Years
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We took this book for our 6 1/2 year old boy, on a driving trip to the Mt Rushmore. It took 2 days of lots of driving and he was so busy with this book, that he was hardly got bored. He loved the themes of the pages. I would love to buy a book 2.
My grandson is interested in drawing. This book gave him an outlet in which he could use his imagination. Rather than just coloring a picture, or following directions on how to draw something, he was given a background and then given free rein to draw his own ideas. I think this is an excellent book for young and old to use to explore their own creative drawing abilities in a fun way!
I bought this as a little gift for my 7 year old son and he wasn't interested at all. But when I showed him all of the neat pictures that he would finish creating he thought it was the greatest thing.
My son is almost 9. He doesn't like anything about having a pencil in his hand, writing, drawing, nothing. I try to find things that will improve the experience. This book was a winner! His older brother received one and then little brother wanted one. Once he got it, he raced through completing the pictures, imagining bits of storyline, adding captions. The amount already in the book balances nicely with the amount the doodler is left to complete. My son is quite proud of some of the drawings; they gave him a chance to display his quirky sense of humor. He is starting to think in terms of his ability to tell a story with his drawing, not so much how well he can draw. This book celebrates that approach. It's not a How-To book but a Why-Not book. Many drawing books "teach" and tend to discourage the self-critical child who cannot produce the drawing the illustrator demonstrates. The Boys' Doodle Book helps focus the imagination and provides the springboard for a fantastic exploration of creativity. Kids won't learn much about how to draw, because they already know as much as they need to for this book; they just need encouragement to enjoy themselves doing it.
My nephew attacked this thing right away. He loves it.
My brother was doodling right away!
Any artist, old or young, will tell you that sometimes there's nothing more terrifying than a blank piece of paper. Creative verve can dry up when faced with the bleak, unyielding whiteness of an empty canvas. That's what makes Doodle books so AWESOME!!! Each page has an incomplete drawing that invites the child to express himself. What's inside the treasure chest? Gold and diamonds are boring.... how about cheeseburgers? Or nanobots? What does your space pet look like? A poodle? An iguana? Aunt Martha? The Boys Doodle Book has pages and pages of fun art-starts like this. Start making room on your frig NOW! - - Mary Tills, Barnes and Noble, Frederick, Maryland.
I bought this book for an eight year old boy who has an active imagination. He loved it! The scenarios are very funny and allow the reader/doodler to use his imagination to draw funny pictures. I would buy this book again when my son is old enough for it.
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Swaying palm trees, swinging hips and swish hotels in bountiful Barbados
You won't be sitting down for long, said the teenager checking our tickets. He was right. Within minutes of Kanda Bongo Man and his eight-piece band taking to the stage, we were swinging our hips, shaking our heads and making wild gestures with our hands.
It can't have been a pretty sight, and then Kanda Bongo Man's two slinky dancers in teeny-weeny bikinis wiggled into the spotlight and the whole place went crazy.
Kanda Bongo Man comes from the Democratic Republic of Congo and is one of the pioneers of modern African Soukous music.
Bright outlook: Gibbs Beach in Barbados, the ideal location for a splash of winter sun
Believe me, he's lethal. I was so over-excited that on draining my rum punch in one go I dared ask my wife to fetch me two more. She wasn't budging and I couldn't blame her.
It was the first night of the Holders Season and the last night of our glorious week's stay in Barbados. Not great timing because the Holders music festival is such a joy that we felt short-changed to have
got there only once.
But it happens every year (March 9 to 23 this time round) and is as good a reason as any for jetting off to this unbeatable Caribbean island.
Another is that you get two for the price of one. That's two unique experiences within 20 minutes of each other. On the southern stretch near the airport and all along the west coast, the Caribbean sea is warm and calm, the shoreline a little cluttered, the mood variously lively and sophisticated.
While on the eastern side, the Atlantic Ocean is rumbustious, uninviting for swimmers, with sleepy villages and working farms.
Colonial style: The terrace at Cobblers Cove, outside Speightstown on the West Coast
And wherever you go there's adorable chattel houses, shabby roadside bars and confident, warm people who still seem to love the British, however unworthy we might be of their affections.
Winter sun is an acquired taste. Lots of people love finding all kinds of ways of doing nothing. That's fine in Barbados, but for those who think flopping is over-rated there's masses to see: plantation
houses, historic gardens, wacky caves, pottery parlours, antique shops.
Mind you, we had to steel ourselves most days to leave the heavenly cocoon which is Cobblers Cove, just outside Speightstown on the West Coast. This is a hotel of such easygoing charm, so perfectly understated — and with impeccable service and outstanding food — that I would defy even the most restless of souls not to be seduced.
Some of the staff have worked there for more than 25 years. The original house was called Camelot, built in 1943 by a wealthy sugar planter and politician called Joseph Haynes.
He and his family owned it until he died in 1963, after which it was bought by the Godsals, a British family who came to Barbados during the English Civil War. They added 40 suites around the lush gardens and it's been thriving ever since.
Booty duty: Kanda Bongo Man (left) and his bikini-clad dancer
Deep roots, in other words. And it shows. This is no flash-in-the-pan operation — indeed, the word flash is as abhorrent at Cobblers as it might be prevalent a few miles down the coast at glitzy Sandy Lane.
Hugh Godsal is in charge and is keen to attract younger guests — but, I am pleased to report, he has no intention of allowing TVs in the rooms. And, thank goodness, the very sight of a mobile phone is like spotting a black cloud on the horizon.
Cobblers Cove is good at arranging what it calls 'insider's tours'. We went to Welchman Hall Gully, a collapsed limestone cavern almost a mile long and home to wonderful tropical trees, monkeys and birds.
It has the only nutmeg grove on the island. Nearby is Hunte's Gardens, a labour of love thanks to the eccentric Anthony Hunte, who takes visitors around himself, while Maria Callas booms out from speakers on his terrace.
Then we stopped halfway across the island at St Nicholas Abbey and, not unnaturally, expected to find a building with a religious past. Instead, we discovered one of only three remaining Jacobean plantation houses in the western hemisphere.
Stately: St Nicholas Abbey is one of only three remaining Jacobean plantation houses in the western hemisphere
It's been lovingly restored and the friendly staff let us sample far too much home-made rum. We lingered at Bathsheba, about the midpoint on the east coast. Here, the Australian man who started the hugely successful Fish Pot on the west coast has restored the Atlantis Hotel — and done a fabulous job.
One thing you must do if you want to bask in the Barbados of yesterday is reserve a table for Sunday lunch at Fisherpond Great House. And that means booking weeks in advance.
What a production! What a feast! John Chandler and his wife Rain can seat up to 80 people at any one time (they will do dinner on request if you're a largish group), some inside the plantation house, others in the leafy garden enlivened by screeching macaws, one of which, Melvin, is 80 years old and expected to live at least another 20.
Speaking of experience, a woman called Betty Sheppard plays the piano and she's comfortably into her 90s. The hot ticket on the restaurant circuit this season is Cin Cin. Make sure you are given a table on the balcony and order the shrimp buns.
You will dine like a king and may end up a pauper, but it's still not as expensive as the overblown The Cliff down the road.
Back at Cobblers Cove, it's only a short walk along the beach into Speightstown, where there's a fair amount of easy-going bustle. We popped in for lunch at the Fisherman's Pub and Grub and sampled some of Clement's flying fish and fried plantain at less than £3.
He's been in charge more than 40 years and knows all the local gossip. He'll rent you a chattel house if you wish. Before changing into our glad rags for Holders, we asked Bradley, one of Cobblers' boatmen, to take us for a spin in his speedboat.
What we got was a celebrity tour of the coast, plus what Cliff Richard, Lady Bamford, Bob Monkhouse, Rihanna et al, paid for their pads. Lucky people, for sure, but we felt just as chuffed to get back to Cobblers and watch the hummingbirds, black skimmers, bullfinches and mourning doves going about their business.
They clearly wanted to be nowhere else. We could understand the feeling.
Travel Facts
Carrier (0161 492 1354, www.carrier.co.uk) offers seven nights at Cobblers Cove, in a superior suite, from £2,630 pp, based on two people sharing B&B. Includes Virgin Atlantic flights from Gatwick, private transfers and complimentary spa treatment. Price based on departure on March 11. One week's meet and greet parking with Airport Parking And Hotels (0844 871 7431, www.aph.com) is from £73.95. For Holders Season, visit www.whatsoninbarbados.com.
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Baked Lasagne
|Olive oil
|2 Tablespoon (Progresso)
|Chopped onion
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|2 Clove (10 gm), crushed
|Ground beef
|1 1⁄2 Pound
|Canned crushed tomatoes
|56 Ounce (2 Cans, 28 Ounces Each Progresso)
|Canned tomato paste
|6 Ounce (1 Can Progresso)
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Oregano leaves
|5 Teaspoon, crushed
|3 Teaspoon, divided
|Ground black pepper
|1⁄4 Teaspoon, divided
|Ricotta cheese
|30 Ounce (2 Containers, 15 Ounces Each)
|16 Ounce (1 Package)
|Mozzarella cheese
|1 Pound, sliced
|Grated parmesan cheese
|6 Tablespoon, divided (Progresso)
In a large skillet heat olive oil until hot.
Add onion and garlic.
Saute until tender, about 5 minutes.
Add beef.
Cook and stir until brown, about 5 minutes.
Pour off excess fat.
Stir in crushed tomatoes, tomato paste, water, oregano, 2 teaspoons of the salt and % teaspoon of the black pepper.
Bring to a boil.
Reduce heat and simmer, uncovered, until thickened, 15 to 20 minutes, stirring frequently.
Preheat oven to 350° F.
In a medium bowl lightly beat eggs.
Mix in ricotta cheese, remaining 1 teaspoon salt and 1/8 teaspoon black pepper.
Cook lasagne according to package directions until just tender; drain.
In a 13-x 9-x 2-inch baking pan spoon about one-quarter of the sauce (2 cups).
Cover with one-third of the lasagne, one-half of the ricotta mixture and one-third of the mozzarella.
Sprinkle with 2 tablespoons of the Parmesan cheese; repeal.
Cover with a final layer of lasagne and a thin coating of the sauce.
Cover and bake until hot and bubbly, about 1 hour.
Uncover; top with remaining mozzarella and 2 tablespoons Parmesan cheese.
Bake, uncovered, until cheese is melted, about 5 minutes.
Remove from oven and let stand 10 minutes before serving.
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Nutrition Rank
Nutrition Facts
Serving size
Calories 505 Calories from Fat 265
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 30 g45.8%
Saturated Fat 13.8 g69.2%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 124.1 mg41.4%
Sodium 857.5 mg35.7%
Total Carbohydrates 33 g11%
Dietary Fiber 3.5 g14.2%
Sugars 2.8 g
Protein 29 g58%
Vitamin A 27.6% Vitamin C 20.9%
Calcium 36.3% Iron 17.3%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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The Superyacht Cup - Day 2
by Martin Redmayne on 14 Jun 2008
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Kiwi Day, or the New Zealand Day was as you would expect, relaxed, chilled and fun, black shirts, silver ferns and great weather started the second day of Palma's Superyacht Cup.
New Thinking being the brand proposition of the New Zealand Superyacht, was not overtly obvious in the race today with the committee laying the same course, but better weather, a more constant breeze and some competitive sailing added to the race atmosphere, creating the right conditions for a perfect second day to a smaller but perfectly formed Superyacht Cup.
The Kiwi Crew of Tony Hambrook, Stuart Robinson, Paul MacDonald, Owen Rutter and Linda Berry started the day with some slick marketing of BBQ T-shirts and after the day's racing everyone returned to the dock only to witness swathes of Black decorating the BBQ and Bar's for what promised to be a superb half way point.
With only 12 yachts in the fleet, you had to feel for the organisers and the NZ team, as the Southern Hemisphere fleet was limited, but as a photojournalist following the fleet around on a rib, while the bunching of the fleet improved today, it was hard to capture the impression that it matched last year's mammoth gathering.
But I can assure you that with the rallying round of the key players in the industry and the overwhelming solidarity of the supporting Mega-Yacht Press, everyone wants the Superyacht Cup to be the one that everyone enjoys for the future. If only another 10 yachts had found the time to join the fleet this year, we would have achieved a 'Utopian Extravanganza'. Let's hope the storm from earlier this week has moved to the other side of the Med.
The Kiwi Day fleet left the dock on time and went out for race prep, with a perfectly executed start time at 12.40 by SY Anny, followed by the rest of the cruising fleet hitting the line by 12.49, with precision timing of GWM Racing. 60 seconds later, the warning gun over the Vhf brought the Performance Fleet to heel for a start time of 13.00.
Ranger and her pursuers all hitting the line within seconds of each other and heading off for the rounding of I'le de Sec, with Senso One, Ranger, Hyperion, and Open Season slickly rounding the small rock and slipping through the water heading for the homeward mark. The cruising fleet all coming into closer proximity than the previous day and ensuring that the helicopter and press boats all got more than one yacht in their shot.
This was The Superyacht Cup we all remember from old, a perfect fleet of yachts in excellent weather conditions, everyone on board in good spirits and ultimately remembering why they had a yacht in the first place.
Having followed the fleet in a bouncing RIB, we decided to retire to the committee yacht, SY Tiger Lily, where Patrick Whetter, one of the founders of the Cup, was extolling the virtues of the old pursuit race rules, the games they played and the fact that they never allowed anything to interrupt a good lunch. This was the laid back approach they always applied that would hopefully never evaporate, but in the same breadth everyone was applauding the slick operation and professionalism of GWM Racing.
This has been the first Superyacht Cup event run with IRC rules and the word on the dock is that while it has added to the image and professionalism of the event, it has not changed the atmosphere or spirit of the Cup, you still see children playing on the dock, Owners and Crew having beers together and everyone having a bloody good time.
I am confident that while the event is a fraction of the size of last year's Cup, the quality of the yachts, the weather, the racing and the atmosphere all contributed to ensuring that Kiwi Race Day was Old Style Superyacht Cupping, with or without New Thinking.
With Ranger and Hyperion taking line honours, the day's proceedings couldn't have worked out better. It has been a great day and one that I am sure will be repeated tomorrow with similar forecasts for the Abu Dhabi Race Day, however the only horses we hope to see will be white and foamy alongside the hull of the Superyacht Cup fleet.
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3. Re: How to call fileDownload Listener programmaticallyFrank Nimphius-Oracle Jan 23, 2013 8:01 AM (in response to Kanika)Hi,
chain them up:
Use a command link that in its action listener (after processing what the action listener is supposed to process) invoked a hidden command button or link that has the download listener assigned
4. Re: How to call fileDownload Listener programmaticallyTimo Hahn Jan 23, 2013 8:09 AM (in response to Kanika)The technique Frank outlined is exactly what is done in the blog post I mentioned in my first post. The only difference is that in case of a chained export or download listener you have to make a detour through javascript. This as well is documented in the blog post.1 person found this helpful


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Personal Preface: It has been a long time desire of mine to work through the ideas found in Steve Freeman's and Nat Pryce's Growing Object-Oriented Software, Guided by Tests. My hope in blogging about my reflections is that it will aid the educational process and allow you to join along with me. My intentions are to faithfully distill and express the authors' understanding of how object-oriented software should be written using tests.
I'd like to begin our mini-series with the book's Preface as a means of providing foundation:
1. What is this book all about?
2a. Why "growing" object-oriented software?
2b. Why "guided" by tests?
3. What was the motivation behind the book?
What's this book all about?
In the words of the authors, "This book is a practical guide to the best way we've found to write object-oriented software: test-driven development (TDD)."
The book is a "practical guide" to writing object-oriented software using test-driven development, and being a "practical guide", we will not be surprised to find very opinionated views contained therein on how we should and shouldn't right object-oriented software. To be clear and so that we are fair to the authors, we will accept their premise that test-drive development is the best tool in achieving that goal. That being said, I do, however, hope you'll come to find the tremendous value that is test-driven development while practicing their techniques.
It is also worth noting, (perhaps as a foreboding warning) that people could possibly walk away doing "the raw practices (writing and running tests) but struggle with the result because they haven't also adopted the deeper processes that lie behind it." And thus, it will serve us greatly to keep a close eye out for "how [their] approach to design informs [their] approach to TDD". It'll be one of our goals to flesh out these "deeper processes" and their approach to design.
Why "growing" object-oriented software?
The word "growing" suggests an incremental view to development with a biological quality. It will also be helpful to have a working mental model of biological cells for understanding object-oriented programming while reading the book. The authors make reference to Alan Kay, one of the fathers of the idea of object-oriented programming, when he compared objects to "being like biological cells and/or individual computers on a network, only able to communicate with messages". We will return to this useful simile and try to gain more insight into how message passing plays a role in their understanding of object-oriented design.
Why "guided" by tests?
Tests are said to best guide the development of our object-oriented software when we write them first. In doing so, they can "guide" us in three ways:
What was the motivation behind the book?
Underpinning a lot of the authors' design decisions comes from their interesting opinion that the domain model of the system shouldn't be found in the objects themselves, but in their "communication patterns" and in their composition. In 2004, the authors of our book presented a paper entitled "Mock Roles, not Objects" [1]. We will refer to this paper quite a bit as we move through the book but it seems that one of the motivations behind the book was to also illustrate how mock objects fit into their larger understanding of building object-oriented programs guided by tests. We will spend a great deal of time exploring the implications of this opinion in future posts. The important thing to understand, for now, is that one cannot understand their intended use of mock objects (a testing technique which we will delve into in a future post) without understanding the author's belief that the "communication patterns between objects are more important" than the class structure themselves.
Up Next
For our next post, we will try to get a working understanding of the book's structure as we spend some time in the book's Table of Contents and the book's sub-headings in order to construct categories to hang our findings. Stay-tuned!
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Wrapped in a white bathrobe, Arkady Shabunin stares out the window of the Naftalan clinic at the carcass of a yellow Lada balanced on four piles of bricks. It is an unlikely place for a spa retreat but the captain of a Siberian rafting team has travelled 1,800 miles to the Azeri capital of Baku for 10 days of massages and baths – using not mud, nor seaweed, but crude oil.
The attendant beckons. Mr Shabunin strips and enters a ceramic-tiled room. He grabs hold of the ornate bath handle and lowers his body into 35 gallons of black gold – as much as a barrel. Orangey filaments swirl about on the surface, sticking to the enamel and to the hair on his skin. The smell from the 40°C bath makes our heads spin.
If you strain your eyes, you can just about make out the tankers plying the Caspian Sea, transporting the light crude that Azerbaijan exports to the world. But the oil used here gushes out of the Earth at Naftalan, a small town 160 miles north-west of the capital.
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Marco Polo mentioned the virtues of Azeri oil in the 13th century. In The Travels, he wrote of a "fountain from which oil springs in great abundance ... not edible but good for burning and to treat men and animals with mange, and camels with hives and ulcers".
In the pale blue corridors of the clinic, the yellow skin and slow gait of a woman indicate that she has just emerged from a bath. Tatiana Shabunin is a dermatologist and she is keeping her husband company during his treatment.
She discovered Naftalan oil in her textbooks while at medical school in Moscow and has come out of professional curiosity and "for sheer pleasure".
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In their 1980s heyday, 75,000 people visited the crude spas each year. That torrent became a trickle in 1988 when war broke out between Azerbaijan and ethnic Armenians in nearby Nagorno-Karabakh. Five of the six Soviet-era resorts became refugee shelters.
Azerbaijan has since experienced a new petroleum boom, emerging as a key transit route for oil from Central Asia to Europe. Gross domestic product grew more than 20 per cent a year on average between 2003 and 2007, making the economy one of the world's fastest growing. The country is so awash in oil that people are literally swimming in it – and Baku is cashing in.
"Look at this hill," says Hikmat Ibrahimov, the founder of the clinic. "When we started, there was nothing here." Today it boasts a power station, restaurants and cranes, many cranes.
In 2002, Mr Ibrahimov pulled off a coup by obtaining the right to transport the crude from the remote plains of the hinterlands to the very rich Azeri capital. "With President Aliev's help," he dutifully adds. Construction started on a second clinic this winter.
In the VIP bathroom, the 18-year-old bathboy, Ismael, helps the Russian rafter to the shower for his 30-minute scrubdown. It will take Ismael three months to earn the £300 pounds it costs for a 10-day treatment. He jokes that his client will be taking a few drops of black gold back to Siberia as a souvenir: Mr Shabunin's saturated skin will ooze crude oil for two or three days to come.
Azerbaijan: Land of black gold
*A former Soviet Republic, Azerbaijan lies at a strategic crossroads between the East and the West, sandwiched between Iran and Russia and straddling a region emerging as a key transit route for oil and gas from Central Asia to Europe.
*Its 8.7 million people are mostly Shia Muslims. They speak Azeri, which is closely related to Turkish, although Russian dominates the capital, Baku.
*Gross domestic product grew by more than 20 per cent a year on average between 2003 and 2007, making the economy one of the world's fastest growing.
*Ethnic Armenian separatists, backed by Armenia, fought a war in the 1990s to throw off Azerbaijan's control over the mountainous Nagorno-Karabakh region. An estimated 30,000 people were killed. The presidents of Armenia and Azerbaijan are expected to meet in Russia next week for talks to end the conflict.
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