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What a great week.
On Tuesday the children enjoyed learning about Warburtons bakery and the History. They were also able to follow instructions and make their own bread. I hope you had chance to try it.
To complete the week the children took part in Children in need. They had the opportunity to buy buns, guess the name of the reindeer, guess the name of the teddy and also work out how many sweets in a jar. Well done, Hayden you won the jar of sweets. Great estimate. During the day the children were able to take part in some games activities. To end the day all the children learnt more about the importance of children in need and how it supports children who may have disabilities.
A fun day would not be complete without drawing Pudsey bear. The pictures were brilliant.
I would like to thank all parents for your kind donations of money and cakes. This all helped to make our Children in need day very successful.
Regards Bev Gelder
Busy half term
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Welcome back. It seems a long time since half term.
We have come back to a very busy term. This term the children will be using Literacy Tree for our English work and exploring the text by Roald Dahl The BFG. The children have already shown enthusiasm and interest for the book and this has reflected in the work they have produced.
In Maths we are looking at addition and subtraction and following the White Rose Scheme which helps us to provide children with various strategies to work out calculations. They will use pictorial images to help them visualise what a calculation looks like and how to work it out. We are also working on their fluency of times tables. These are key to all maths calculations and will help children work problems out more effectively. Please continue to work on these at home through time stables rock stars. All work completed at home makes an impact on the whole school leader board. Can we knock Year 6 off the top?
Great British Bake Off. This week we have Warburtons bakery in to work with the children. They will look at the history behind Warburtons and also have the opportunity to make and evaluate bread. This will help to develop their food technology skills.
In PE this term we will be working on Zumba and continuing to develop ball skills.
Please can I take this opportunity to remind all parents that children need to have PE kit in school. We have indoor PE on a Wednesday and outdoor PE on a Thursday providing the weather is fine.
I would also like to thank all parents for their continuing support.
Regards Bev Gelder
Welcome back
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Welcome back we hope you all had a relaxing break.
This week the children have settled well and are already following new timetables and routines.
To start the term in English we will be looking at the Book Weslandia by Paul Fleischman. The children will use the text and make their own opinions about where the story is set. They will also, be introduced to a wide range of new vocabulary to enable them to improve their writing.
In maths the children will continue to develop their understanding of place value, using a wide range of resources to help them. They will also work on times tables. Please could you encourage your child to learn their times tables at home. (Timestable Rock Stars)
PE this term is Wednesday indoor and Thursday outdoor weather permitting. Can you please make sure your child has their PE kit in school.
Daily Reading
Daily Spelling journal
Tuesday Maths
Friday Spelling and Grammar
Thank you for your continued support.
Regards Mrs Gelder
Maths games
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Here is the link to the games we played today - https://mathsframe.co.uk/en/resources/category/22/most-popular
Have fun!
Miss Phelps
First Pen Licence
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Today was an exciting day as we got our first Pen Licence! Mrs Sowdown told Abi that she's the first person to get one without having to go back as all of her letters were formed correctly.
Awesome work!
From Australia
Links to websites
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Here are the links to some websites that the children have enjoyed using in class:
Week 2!
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The children have had a fantastic week at school and have been working really hard.
They have thoroughly enjoyed looking at some illustrations during our English lessons. The illustrations are from a book titled The Mysteries of Harris Burdick http://www.houghtonmifflinbooks.com/features/harrisburdick/readers_stories.html We will be using this text to help us write our own mystery stories.
Just a reminder that PE is on a Monday and Friday so please ensure children have kit in school on these days. As the weather improves we will be taking our lessons outside so please send your child with the appropriate footwear.
We are currently planning a school trip to Jorvik for next half term. It is hoped that this will take place during the first week back at school. If any parents are possibly able to volunteer to help then please see me, as soon as the date is confirmed I will let you know.
Miss Phelps
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This week I would like you to go onto the following websites...
What other websites can you find? Share them in the comments below.
Word hunt
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Today we hunted for movement words in The Firework Maker's Daughter and acted these out.
"When you creep you have to be very quiet."
We really enjoyed hunting for movement words, acting them out and reading to each other.
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In Australia we are reading The Firework Maker's Daughter and have written some poems inspired by it.
Look on Pobble to see if you've been published!
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We have been learning about 'Extreme Earth' and Isabel made an amazing volcano at home...WOW!
Waiting for the eruption...
Scientists for a morning
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Today we were really lucky as we had Andy from Leeds Museum Discovery Centre come and visit us with a huge collection of rocks and fossils. We got to make sand, use magnify glasses to examine a range of rocks and fossils as well as learn all about how different types of rocks are made.
Getting an up close look at a fossil.
We drew a picture of the fossils and then drew what they look like now.
Making sand!
Learning about the three different types of rocks. Can you remember their names and properties?
We love to read and write!
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We've had a busy week in Australia and it's great to see the children so excited about reading and writing.
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The children really enjoyed looking at a range of fossils in Science on Thursday. They identified the different types of fossils as well as how they are formed.
We discussed and recorded some of our ideas about fossils and dinosaurs.
Can you share with someone at home what a fossil is and how it's formed?
Week 2!
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We've had an exciting week in Australia this week and the children have all been working extremely hard. Yesterday Pobble was launched and so far we have had two published authors! Please take some time to have a look at the website with your children and keep your eye out for their work.
It has been great to see how engaged the children are in Science and we have seen a range of rocks, gems and even a fossil this week! Can you tell your parents about the different types of rocks and how they are formed?
Have a lovely weekend!
Some exciting news and a reminder.
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It was lovely to hear the children from Australia singing at the PTA Christmas Fair on Saturday. Well done!
Remember that it's the Christmas Concert at Morley Town Hall next Thursday so don't forget to bring the slip back to school.
In other exciting news we got over 97% for our attendance last week and as a result got to play Drigopoly and have won one of our morning breaks at the park! We all all very excited and really hope that we win again next week.
Enjoy the rest of your week.
Miss Phelps
So much learning!
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We have had a busy week in Australia this week! The children have been really persevering with their learning and really supporting each other to achieve success. We were really excited on Monday as for the first time this year we got the most Dojos!
Today we were really lucky as we got given some new dictionaries. Some of the children had a great time exploring these and can't wait to use them!
We worked hard today to solve addition word problems. Check out the work of these budding mathematicians.
The Great British Bake Off!
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Last week in Australia we were really lucky as we got to bake our own bread! We all had a really fun day and it made us feel like we were on The Great British Bake Off.
Thank you Warburtons!
Growth Mindset and Dojos!
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It's been another busy week in Australia and the children have all worked really hard. We have been learning about the Romans and I'm sure your child will be able to tell you some interesting facts about them! We have been writing scripts and have been working hard to edit these. They have shown a real understanding of the editing process and why writers do this.
Growth Mindset has been a big focus again this week and we've been discussing what a superhero learner looks like. These are some of the ideas that the children came up with:
"Every superhero needs to be an active listener."
"A superhero learner perseveres."
"You don't have to be the best at everything but you can keep trying and getting better like Thomas Edison."
"Knows that no mistake is a failure like Thomas Edison did."
You are able to access the videos that we've been watching and discussing when you login to the Dojo website. If you have any problems doing this please let me know.
Have a lovely weekend!
Superhero Day!
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What a fantastic last day! We have all been superheros in Australia and put our superhero abilities to the test! We have shared what we can do and what we can't do yet.
Have a safe and enjoyable holiday!
Miss Phelps
Superhero Day!
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What a fantastic last day! We have all been superheros in Australia and put our superhero abilities to the test! We have shared what we can do and what we can't do yet.
Have a safe and enjoyable holiday!
Miss Phelps
Australia Blog
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Hi my name is Miss Phelps and I would like to welcome you to our class blog. Our class name is Australia. I am new to the school and have really enjoyed my first few weeks.
Children in our class will have PE lessons on Wednesdays and Fridays. For information about what to wear for PE, please go the School Uniform section on the Parent Page of our website.
For information about our homework please go to the Policy section on our school website. I will be happy to talk to any parent who has concerns, please fell free to pop in after school and talk to me if you are ever worried about anything.
Miss Phelps.
Week 3
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It has been another busy week in Australia and lots of learning has been happening! The children have all been working really hard to solve problems in maths and to describe a setting in writing. We have continued to earn lots of Dojos by working as a team and supporting each other!
Keep up the awesome work and positive attitude to learning Austrlalia!

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Brooklyn-based trio, A Great Big Pile of Leaves got their start in 2007 when guitarist/singer Peter Weiland and drummer Tyler Soucy took time from their prior projects to start writing material of their own. The first six songs came together as the self-released EP The Fiery Works, which the duo put out as a free download on their Web site. As word spread online, the band's fanbase grew along with Weiland and Soucy's excitement to get back to recording.
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This case study demonstrates how a Company Voluntary Arrangement can give businesses the opportunity to survive. If the CVA is dealt with properly, despite the initial fears, creditors will work with the company and its directors if there is a sensible plan and Company Voluntary Arrangement experts are called in at an early stage.
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I dared to complain that the latest treasure chest Challenge, was encouraging irresponsible gambling! Today, I have received an email saying that they were closing my accoiunt! JUST like that!!!!!
I have been I'D, I have played here for 4 years, and been to the Birthday bash, so I do exist!
They even asked me to send a bank statement to them showing that I was employed! And to evidence whether I had funds in order to play poker. I work for a bank, for God's sake, you cannot do fraudulant activity and continue working for a bank. They emailed saying as I dared to make a complaint, they noted I was requesting that I close my account, and so they will transfer my bank roll bank to my bank accoiunt and that my account is to be closed. In actual fact it is closed! I play for short periods and only on the micro tables, as so much else is going on in my life, I don't have more than 1 account like so many do on here. The max stakes, I have been playing on for a while is the 25 cent tables.
Until the lastest challenge I never had any issues. Was this the fact I questioned 888's ethics? That dangling a large carrot of $240,000 was inducing players to play other gambling games that they would normaly play? Perhaps I was to close to the truth behind their promotions. I haven't even been provided with a contact number so that I can contact support.
Or perhaps it is their lack of understanding, of my complaint. I DO NOT HAVE A GAMBLING PROBLEM. I DO NOT NEED SELF EXCLUSION. I DO NOT PLAY FOR MORE THAN AN HOURS OR SO A DAY! Perhaps a MOD can help me? because I do actually like the forum, the free rolls and the tables that I play on
Thanks Chris for supplying me with a number. My compaint came from me in anger as they requested I prove my income. For four years I have had no issues here and furious to have to prove I have income, I guess most of you would be exactly the same. 888 support told me that the comments I made which were in general, were saying that I had a problem with gambling. I was trying to explain that my funds were genuine from my own money. BUT apparently that is not how they read it. It appears that it is unlikely I can continue to play, as they have closed my account for my own benefit, and have pointed me in the direction for help with gambling, because I apparently don't know that I have a problem. A gambler does not mostly play free rolls, or small stake tables. An addict does not just play for a couple of hours in the evening. I do not deposit more than I can afford to play with.....
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ListenThis historic stone mansion was built in 1741 by influential Dutch merchant Cornelius Low. The home is operated by the Middlesex County Museum and offers free tours of the home and its historic furnishings.
ListenCornelius Low, Jr. (c. 1700–1777) was the son of Dutch immigrant Peter Cornellessen Low who arrived in the Dutch colony that would later become New York in 1659. Low established himself as a merchant first in New York before becoming one of the earliest merchants in this part of New Jersey.
At the time Low arrived, this area was an emerging port community known as Raritan Landing. The British occupied this part of New Jersey during the American Revolution and destroyed some of the homes of colonial rebels. As a supporter of the King, however, Low's home was spared and would be passed on to future generations and sold to several leading families in the area over the next two decades. The government of Middlesex County acquired the property in 1979.
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So now it has been nearly two months since the Honda Civic 2016 hit the showroom floors in Pakistan, which means that the launch hype finally 'looks' to have settled down. One thing which has been pinching me ever since its debut in Pakistan, is people suggesting Audi A3 over Honda Civic, probably because of the PKR 3 million price tag of Civic's top of the line model, VTEC Turbo. But the question, which pops into the head is that: "Is comparing them even fair?" As comparing any two things be they cars or anything else, there is a need to take into account, multiple factors for one to reach out to a conclusion, which will be the motive of this long-awaited comparison.
Have a Look: Pakistan's 2016 Honda Civic Officially Launched in a One of a Kind Way!
First Up: Exterior & Dimensions
As shown in the table below, when comparing the exterior dimensions of the two, the new Honda Civic takes a pronounced lead over the Audi A3. Civic brings A3 to shame as overall it is 174 MM longer, 4 MM wider and most importantly, it has a 64 MM longer wheelbase, which is critical in defining a car's cabin space.
Taking the comparison a step further, let's discuss the exterior equipment found on the two. While the headlights of both the new Honda Civic and Audi A3 feature a decent set of LED daylight running lamps (DRLs), the mode of operation of their headlamps differs as A3 comes with brighter Xenon charged front lights than Civic's relatively dull projector halogens. Moreover, Audi being Audi, comes stocked with amenities like the headlight range adjustment and headlamp washers while compromising on the fog lamps, which come standard on the Civic.
Moving on, sunroof is a quarter million rupee option on the Audi A3 while it comes included in the PKR 3.0 million price tag of the Civic VTEC Turbo. As far as the rim sizes are concerned, Audi A3, despite being the smaller one of the two in terms of dimensions has a larger 17-inch wheels as compared to Civic's 16-inches. Side-view mirrors of both the cars automatically retract with A3 going up a notch to include mirror heating as a standard feature.
Since looks are predominantly dependent on personal preference, I will leave it to the readers.
Number 2: Interior
As mentioned earlier on, Civic manages to have a 64-mm longer wheelbase, which means out of the two, it is the one to have a roomier cabin. The importance of a 'bigger' cabin aside, Civic and A3 both have their passenger compartments outfitted in leather. And since A3 comes to Pakistan in the form of official CBU imports, it is free from the feature cutting usually found in PKDM cars, meaning it has electronic seat adjustment as standard – a feature missing in Pakistan's Civic. Moreover both, Civic and A3 have climate controlled air conditioning and electronic parking brakes.
Also Read: The Fragmented Lineup Of 2016 Honda Civic In Pakistan – Explained!
Audi A3 also comes with a 6-channel amplifier with ten loudspeakers as compared to Civic's modest four. However, in Civic's defense, it has better in-car display set-up; thanks to a larger 7-inch touch screen panel in the front and a display for rear occupants. Most importantly, it has 'Smart Entry' as a standard feature, which comes as an option on the already expensive Audi A3.
Next up: Under the hood
As expected, Audi A3 has remained dominant in both the exterior and interior departments of our comparison; thanks to its "German background" and a heftier price-tag. However, when we take a look at what comes under the hood, things kind of sway to the other side.
Honda Civic steals the limelight with its 1.5-liter VTEC Turbo engine, which produces 68 more horses and 45 more torques than A3's modest 1.2-liter TFSI. Other than that, despite being the more affordable one of the two, Civic comes standard with cruise control, which is offered in a PKR 250,000 optional function pack by Audi for the A3.
In at No.4: Safety Features
If you read my comparison of Honda Civic i-VTEC Oriel and Toyota Corolla Altis Grande, you probably remember how Civic blew Corolla away in terms of safety equipment. But that as we know was a familiar competition and when competing with the bigger leagues (a German CBU in this case), Civic did not receive much leniency.
Starting with the basics, A3 being a German made sedan, comes with seven airbags spread over the cabin, while Civic being a "PKDM" offers two airbags, which according to our local manufacturers are sufficient to protect Pakistani customers. In addition to this, Audi A3 is equipped with Electronic Differential Lock (EDL) and Active Brake Assist, all of which are a part of its Electronic Stabilization Program (ESP). While ESP vs. VSA is a totally separate matter, Civic's lack of an in-car first aid kit coupled with an absence of active safety features hands this category to the A3.
Here is Why I think comparing Civic with Audi A3 is unfair?
Now to the tough one, normally I would come down to "Which one should you buy?" or "What's your pick" etc. but with this comparison, after comparing all the factors above, here is why I think it is unfair to compare these two. The most obvious reason is the price difference, which as shown in the table below is wider than the price gap of a base Wagon R and a base Toyota Corolla! And would you ever think of comparing a Corolla with a Wagon R? The answer would be "No" for most people. And yes I am pretty much aware of the concepts of proportionality and purchasing power, but still, the difference in price is vast enough to render the comparison unequal.
In addition to this, the reason why I think this is an unfair comparison on the basis of a price difference is because both of the cars are tailored to cater different set of buyers, because whichever side you take, you will need to resort yourself to some serious trade-offs; be it less power and more price in the case of buying an A3 or be it the poor quality and lack of features when buying a Civic. Whatever the case might be, the call would come down to the price and the sort of compromises you could make.
Have a Look: 2017 Audi A3 Facelift Coming Up Next Month in Pakistan – Price Hike Expected!


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' I have terrible news,' my husband declared with a grim face recently. 'I have just found out that my great grandfather died in Callan Park Mental Hospital.''Watch out for mental illness in the family, ' warned a cousin some years ago. 'So many of our Weston ancestors died in asylums!
My first experience of mental illness in my family was at the age of 14. Whilst driving me home from a ballet lesson one day, my mother said to me unexpectedly, , ' You know your great uncle Alec is in a mental asylum. Without further ado, Mother added, 'He went mad when his wife and child burned to death in a house fire. He became a lunatic, she added.' And that was that! Uncle Alec was never spoken of again!
Looking back, it now seems difficult to understand why I did not ask my mother to expand on this blunt announcement. She might as well have declared that Uncle Alec became a postman, for all the attention I gave the news. Aged in my early teens, and with other things obviously of much more interest to me than an uncle, who was possibly mad, this seemed explanation enough!
Above Right: Goodna Mental Hospital
Because my mother died before I ventured into the fascinating journey into my ancestral past, I have no one to tell me the details of Uncle Alex's demise or to explain why he was a patient at the Brisbane Mental Hospital at Goodna. ( I am currently pursuing this line of research). What I did discover, to my surprise, was that Alec was not, in fact my great uncle, the youngest brother of my grandfather, Colin Hamilton McDade, as I was brought up to believe. Alexander Gilmour McDade was actually the son of my grandfather's youngest sister, Mary and therefore the nephew of my grandfather, not his brother. Nine months after the birth of baby Alexander, the family left Scotland to make a new life in Australia with young Alexander being brought up to believe that his grandparents, John and Elizabeth McDade were his parents. Mary fled the family on arrival in Australia and sadly, was not heard from again. John and Elizabeth died, leaving grandson, Alexander, orphaned at the age of almost 13. This tangled web of deception about his parentage, I reasoned, coupled with the untimely death of both his wife and son, was more than enough reason for my poor uncle(2nd cousin) to suffer a mental breakdown. That was my profound theory - until I discovered that Alec's wife did not die in a house fire at all!
Reliability is not one of the 'family anecdote's' most trustworthy qualities, as most family historians very quickly discover. I found Alexander's wife alive and well, divorced from Alec and remarried. Their son, Trevor Andrew had, however, died in December, 1954. So, the question remained - Did Uncle Alec suffer some sort of mental breakdown after the death of his son? Or was there another reason that he might have been admitted to the Goodna Mental Hospital? I apologise to anyone reading this blog that I cannot answer this question with certainty, just yet. As soon as I know myself, I will let you know. I am making use of this 'yet to be confirmed' example, in my own family history to illustrate the importance of checking the facts before writing your ancestor off as a 'lunatic' or as mentally insane.
Further research into Uncle Alec's background led me to be consider the possibility that he may not have had a breakdown following the tragic death of a young son, but that he may have in fact, inherited some form of mental illness. His biological father, ( who was also his uncle - confusing, I know and almost enough to make me go quite mad myself) had a father who had died as a patient in a mental hospital called Hartwood Asylum in Scotland.
Right: Hartwood Mental Asylum where Alec's grandfather died.
Now, at this point in time, I could easily have written dear old Uncle/Cousin Alec as having been destined to end up a lunatic, having as it appeared, inherited a mental illness from his grandfather. This seemed a perfectly logical explanation and one I could have been content with, except for one curious thing. It was becoming apparent that I was discovering an alarming number of my ancestors popping up in asylums all over England as well as in Australia, and more significantly, in completely different branches of my family tree.
'Curiouser and curiouser'... I felt that the incident of finding multiple ancestors in an asylums needed further investigation. When my great grandfather, Leonard Cuthbert Reece-Hoyes, reported to have drowned in a river at Ballina, NSW in 1930, miraculously turned up in an Asylum in Sydney some hundreds of kilometres away and some nine years later, I decided that this research was urgent. I was quietly confident that great grandad was not THAT good a swimmer! And if there was an genetic predisposition toward mental illness in a number of family lines, I wanted to know.
It did not take me long to discover that our understanding of mental disorders has undertaken a long journey via trial and error. Societal attitudes towards, and medical understanding of, mental illnesses, have moved thruogh a pcontinual process of change since the the first mental hospital was built in London in 1247 (Bethlehem Royal Hospital). Patients were placed in asylums for a number of different reasons, and though many of these people had genuine medical conditions such as epilepsy or were alcoholics, they were placed in the same hospital, the same clothing and treated the same way (inhumanely in many cases) as patients who suffered from mental conditions. Even women suffering from post natal depression were locked away in prison like conditions and often never released or their state of mind never reviewed. In Catholic countries such as Ireland, a man who wished to remarry and who could not divorce for religious reasons, was sadly, able have a wife placed in a mental institution for the rest of her life. This was viewed as reason for an annulment of the marriage, allowing a man to remarry.
I do not profess to be an expert on Asylums, and I am certain that others might benefit from their own research, however, I have discovered from my own study of this subject, that not all ancestors who were in mental hospitals suffered from mental afflictions. Great grandfather Leonard Cuthbert Reece-Hoyes, for one, (who the family is quite satisfied did not attempt a long swim to Sydney) died in the Liverpool Asylum because he was dying from cancer of the tongue and had no one to care for him. He had deserted his family in Ballina, leaving his poor wife placing advertisements in newspapers desperately seeking information about his unexplained disappearance.
One of my Weston ancestors who died in an asylum in London, did so as a respected member of staff at the hospital. Several other members of a later generation of this same family entered asylums as alcoholics, which was an extremely common reason for ancestors appearing on asylum records.
As for Uncle/Cousin Alexander,I am looking forward to finding out the reason that both he and his grandfather died in mental hospitals, one in Scotland and the other in Australia. So far non of my ancestors who I have discovered in Asylums have actually been lunatics. But you just never know....


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Even sweet, affable Al Roker, co-host of NBC's Today show, couldn't help but take a quick shot at former Current TV and MSNBC host Keith Olbermann.
Just a day after Olbermann officially filed a lawsuit against his former bosses at Current TV, Roker took some time out this morning to poke fun at the controversial host.
While discussing co-host's Matt Laurer's new contract with NBC, Roker implied that he was relieved, because it "was either him or Keith Olbermann."
Then seconds later Roker busted out into what we have to say was a pretty good impression of Olbermann and his famous "you're the worst person in the world line."
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I found this desk and still love it, but acknowledge its drawbacks: glass = constant smudges and no discreet storage, which is nice, but not necessary. I did find a couple alternatives to think about, although they really aren't grabbing me.
The above parsons desk with drawers.
The above parsons desk with drawers.
Remove all the teeny-bopper surroundings and this desk could be pretty great. It is a style-your-own system so I could add as much storage as I wanted.
Another option within the above system.
I still love this one though....
I still love this one though....
I can live with smudges.


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My default on my zoom is 100%. I want to make my default 150%. Everytime I zoom out to 150%, my computer eventually defaults back to 100%.
Right-click on desktop >> Personalize >> Display(on the left-menu) >> Set custom text size(DPI) >> Choose 150%
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SALT LAKE CITY — Merlin Henry "Happy Hank" Hilton, a Utah radio pioneer who spent more than five decades building a strong legacy of love and passion for country music, passed away on Friday, Dec. 31, 2010, due to injuries sustained in a car crash. He was 85 years old.
Hilton was born Aug. 1, 1925, and married his childhood sweetheart Luana Winn in 1945 at the Salt Lake LDS Temple. They had three children.
After working at and building several local radio stations, Hilton took a chance on chasing his dream of owning a station and launched KSOP-AM in 1955. By following the simple mantra, "If you can hum it, whistle it, or sing it — play it, otherwise forget it," Hilton helped KSOP become one of the leading broadcast outlets in Utah.
He was a larger than life presence who "will be missed," said Debbie Turpin, KSOP program director.
"He used to always come in my office and say, 'Why are you playing this? You can't hum, whistle or sing it,"' she recalled with a hearty laugh. "'They're going to push the button!'" Meaning tune away from the station.
Hilton wanted the listener to enjoy every moment of tuning into his station, Turpin said.
On Dec. 10, 1964, Hilton made radio history when KSOP-FM became the world's first full-time FM Stereo country music radio station. His decision may seem visionary today, but was roundly criticized by many of his peers at the time, Turpin said.
"People literally told him he was crazy," she said. "That FM was never going to catch on. He was wasting his time, wasting his money (and) wasting his energy because FM was a fluke."
He proved them all wrong, she said proudly. "He was dead right!" she said.
In addition to radio, he was also a successful concert promoter, bringing legends such as Johnny Cash, Merle Haggard, The Oak Ridge Boys, Dolly Parton, Kenny Rogers, Chris LeDoux and Garth Brooks to local venues.
In 2003, Hilton was inducted into the Utah Broadcaster's Hall of Fame.
Turpin said Hilton did everything he possibly could to ensure the success of his venture, working in various capacities over his long career. Even in retirement, he was a regular visitor to the station.
"He loved the business, he couldn't stay away from it," she said. "He was here all the time … still so passionate about radio, music and the business."
A member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, he served as a bishop and served a public affairs mission with his wife in the Southwest Area.
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Patna: Amid infighting in JD(U) triggered by power tussle between Chief Minister Jitan Ram Manjhi and senior leader Nitish Kumar, a meeting of party leaders began at Kumar's residence here today to take stock of political situation.
Chief Minister Manjhi meanwhile had an hour-long meeting with Union Minister of State for Rural Development and Sanitation Ramkripal Yadav. The CM is not present in the "training programme" for party district heads and other leaders at Kumar's 7 Circular Road residence.
Ramkripal Yadav, MP from Patliputra and who left mentor Lalu Prasad's RJD to join BJP, told PTI that during his talks with CM he sounded "hurt" over recent controversy within his party triggered by unwanted comments from some JD(U) leaders.
Senior Bihar minister Narendra Singh, one among the three ministers whose resignation was sought by party spokesman Ajay Alok for alleged proximity with BJP, met state President Basistha Narayan Singh before start of programme at Kumar's house and sought strict enforcement of discipline in the party.
Besides Singh, two other ministers whose resignation was sought are Brishen Patel and Nitish Mishra, son of former CM Jagannath Mishra.
Narendra Singh told reporters that he expressed his "peera" (pain) over resignation demand by Alok and allegation of proximity with BJP.
"I am the person who said BJP is playing in the hands of corporate houses and is anti-farmers. So how come somebody allege I have proximity with BJP," Singh said.
State Party Chief Basistha Narayan Singh, who returned from Delhi today, said though there was no talk of initiating action against anybody but "people issuing statements shall ensure it does not encroach limit."
He exuded confidence that things would be set right in the party.
Asked that one minister Jay Kumar Singh and other leaders have sought early return of Kumar on Chief Minister chair, Basistha Narayan Singh said, "first let me go inside (Kumar's house) and talk to leaders."
Amid disquiet within JD(U), Nitish Kumar yesterday dismissed any "plan" to replace Chief Minister Jitan Ram Manjhi.
"There is no plan in the party to remove Jitan Ram Manjhi from the post of Chief Minister," Kumar had told reporters on the sidelines of a book release function at Phulwarisharif.


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Last weekend was the opening to my show at Archimedes Gallery in Cannon Beach, Oregon. I've been showing with the gallery since their debut a couple years ago and it's always a pleasure to work with a great group of folks!
I had six original paintings featuring woodland homes among the trees and streams, many locations inspired by the regions around the Pacific Northwest. I love the moss, trees, bark, and ecosystems of this region. These paintings illustrate possibilities of what it would be like to live in little fictional villages in these settings.
If you are curious about more pieces in the show, visit www.archimedesgallery.com. The show will be on view for the rest of the month
One of the perks of the show was that I had the whole weekend to explore the Cannon Beach area which I love.
It was really great to see the beach at different times of day. Seeing the sun set over the ocean is really wonderful and such a calm feeling. I also heard while I was out there that the next morning around 6AM would be an unusual low tide because of the moon and time of year.
So the next morning I set off with one of the people who were kind enough to host me for the weekend. (And aren't adventures always more fun with a comrade!)
Almost all of Haystack rock was exposed and we were able to walk out to the second needle (pillar-like rock). There were really great starfish and tidepools among the rocks. Many sea anemone in quantities I had never seen before!
SO many starfish! Some area's of the coast are doing better, but the starfish wasting disease is still affecting many starfish.
This area that we're in is north of Cannon Beach, more towards Ecola State Park. It was beautiful and rocky, and we were only a handful of people out there at low tide.
It was an incredible experience to see this area that I didn't know about., and super awesome to stay with my host family and hang out with the gallery owners for the weekend. If you are up in Cannon Beach, I regularly have original artwork and a variety of prints of choose from.


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There are two ways this gets slung around.
"Write what you know."
- If you know it, you'll write it well.
- If you wrote it well, you know it.
Neither of those are true.
I'm speaking in the general, of course, but not everyone who writes well can write their own experiences well; and not everyone who writes something well is doing so because they've experienced it.
I've had problems with my audience on this issue, from both angles. One camp assumes that something I wrote about is my experience, and brings those assumptions to the table when talking to me. And the other camp knows what my experiences are, and uses them against me to insist that I couldn't possibly write an experience unlike mine authentically (or that I don't have the right to try).


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News of the OMG variety
Here's two quick bits of exciting Emma's career-related news. First off, three of my stories are featured in this month's (April) issue of Alternative Press. This marks my first appearance in a major, nationwide print publication, so please be sure to pick up a copy and spread the Emma-gasmic love! (Or, you know, just browse through the issue at Kroger and infuriate the staff by pretending like you're in a library, not a store.)
Secondly - and this is the big tuna - a quote from one of my stories has been featured in the front of a New York Times bestseller! Yes, you read that right: see, a while back, I had the exquisite pleasure of interviewing Ms. Susan Jane Gilman, one of my favorite authors and a real inspiration to me and my work. The story I wrote was published in Real Detroit Weekly in March of 2009, and spoke at length about her new memoir, Undress Me in the Temple of Heaven.
Last week, while in search of something familiar but reliably brilliant to read, I happened to pick up the newly released paperback copy of this book, being that my copy happens to be in Kyrgyzstan with my friend who's serving time in the Peace Corps. (Don't you hate when that happens?) Whilst flipping through the quotes of review and praise in the front, I was shocked - shocked! - to see that an exurb from my RDW story had been featured in the front of the paperback edition. Believe me, this discovery really made my day - especially coming on the heels of a journalism grad school rejection. So be sure to check out the paperback release of Undress Me in the Temple of Heaven; not only for me and my ego, but to treat yourself to a riveting work of literature, too.
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Monday, September 24, 2012
Be A Tiger In Bed
Be A Tiger In Bed, by Paul Warren
November, 1975 Pinnacle Books
(Original publication October, 1971)
Like most other publishers in the early '70s, Pinnacle tried to cash in on the success Dell Books enjoyed with their Sensuous Woman and Sensuous Man books. There were many such sex-focused books at the time, all of them offering tips from "experts," as well as ones that provided overviews of particular kinks, such as the already-reviewed Group Sex Scene.
Be A Tiger In Bed was originally published by Pinnacle in 1971 as How To "Make It" 365 Days A Year. Author Paul Warren is a fun writer, often going into tangents that have no bearing on the topic at hand. It comes off as very obvious that he's trying to fill space, yet he does so in such a humorous way that you can't complain.
For it must be noted that, for a book that advertises itself as a guide for men to become "tigers," Be A Tiger In Bed offers little in the way of guidance or instruction. In fact little attention is even paid to how men can meet women, let alone how to get them into bed. Instead, Warren barrels through 19 short chapters, doling out "tips" without any idea of an outline or theme. We go from learning "how to spot a sensuous woman" in one chapter to reading about how most "true stories" in sex-focused tabloids are fictional in the next.
Warren just sort of jumps from one topic to the next, all of which continues to imply that this was a quick exploitation of The Sensous Man. In fact Warren uses this exact term to describe the ideal reader of this book (not to mention that also in 1971 he published through Pinnacle a book titled The Sensual Male); the idea is, you read this, follow its guidelines, and you will transform into a "sensuous man," able to spot sensous women out of the pack, able to carry off affairs and one-night stands with aplomb.
But again, the biggest failing is that Warren offers no tips on how to get there. One of the most enjoyable things about these old sex books is the tips on how a guy can pick up a woman, but Warren offers no such wisdom. Instead he gives vague tips on how to spot the tigresses, and also how to keep them happy in bed, but when it comes to how to get them in bed, he says nothing. But then, the book was published in the early '70s, right at the height of the free-lovin' sexual revolution, so it probably didn't take much effort.
Warren does serve up some guidance in the chapters that focus on bedroom activities. Here the reader gets all manner of sexual tips on how to keep his lady happy (most of them of an oral nature), but again a lot of it is the same as what you'd find in any of the other sex books of the era. And while as stated little attention is paid on how to actually pick up women, Warren does give an overview of how to make yourself more attractive to them: stay in shape ("push back from the table" and work out three times a week) and be in style (check out current issues of Playboy and find less-expensive variations of the styles at your local store).
Warren really shines in the page-filling arena, from chapters on how you can overcome your "anxieties" about "becoming a sensuous male" to even breaking down various "myths" about the sensual life. This leads into my favorite bit in the book, where Warren, somehow finding himself on the topic of how men's magazines of the time (ie 1971) are filled with bullshit "true" stories of sexcapades, dreams up a scenario in which a writer is meeting with his editor and trying to come up with a new sex story that will appeal to the readers. The whole thing reads like something out of Joe Goldberg's Quickies.
As expected, Be A Tiger In Bed is filled with anecdotes of things that either happened to Warren or "friends." In each case these scenarios have the ring of fiction, also as expected. Warren in fact outs himself in an early chapter, relating how he was paid fifty bucks per story by a tabloid for creating "true life" tales (which were completely fictional) of a sexual nature. Another standout section, with Warren relating how he dreamed up a storyline of a guy in a rabbit suit taking advantage of a gal on Easter Sunday, and how the ensuing story went over like gangbusters with both the tabloid's editors and the readers themselves.
Anyone familiar with the men's adventure magazines of the mid-'60s through their end in the mid-'70s will read Be A Tiger In Bed with a feeling of déjà vu, as the whole book has the same feel as the sex articles in those magazines. Only, it lacks a little of the groovy feel of the era, something that was much more pronounced in The Sensuous Woman and others.
But then, it's a quick and breezy read, and Warren manages to sound both sincere and jaded (in the "I'm only doing this for the money" sort of way) at the same time. And his "this happened to a friend of mine" stories are pretty fun, too. There are better and more fun sex books from the early '70s out there, though, and I will be reviewing some of them eventually.
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|Dec 30, 2010
inXitu's Cost Effective XRD Now Available for Nanoengineered Materials
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|inXitu Inc. is a leader in benchtop and portable XRD based instrumentation specializing in developing the technologies required to enable the next generation of scientific instruments used for materials analysis including a recently introduced variant of its popular benchtop instrument, BTX II. The technology used in its portable rock and mineral analyzer received a prestigious R&D 100 award and was chosen to fly on the Mars Science Laboratory rover scheduled for launch in 2011. Now this technology can be found in use in industry with specific application to the novel field of nanoengineered materials.
|The powder handling methods can dramatically improve the quality of XRD data while reducing the requirements for sample preparation. inXitu's patented technique makes possible quality XRD data to be collected regardless of the grain size of the sample. Grain sizes up to 400 um have been tested producing data normally obtained with micron size particles.
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Wildflowers at Risk.
In Nova Scotia we have a system of rating the rarity,or otherwise,of flowers using a colour coding system.
RED; Is when a wildflower is known,or thought to be at risk of becoming extinct.
YELLOW; Flowers with a rating of "yellow" are sensitive to human activity or natural events.
GREEN; Flowers that fall in to the category of "green" are thought not to be at risk.
BLUE; Unfortunately if a flower gains the status of "blue" it means that the flower is no longer in Nova Scotia
or it is extinct in the wild.
There are also four other categories that plants can be grouped in to;
UNDETERMINED; Flowers fall in to this category when there is insufficient information to assess the risk.
NOT ASSESSED; Where a plant is believed to be in the province but has not,as yet, been assessed.
EXOTIC; Classified as exotic when the plant has been introduced as a result of human activity.
ACCIDENTAL; Classified as such when a plant appears growing in the province that is out of it's normal climatic area.
You may think that many of our orchids would fall in to the "red" or "yellow" category. In fact of the 39 species only
four are listed as being "red" with a further six being "yellow". The remaining number are classified as being "green" or
"undetermined". One of the rarest,if not the rarest is pictured on either side of this text. The Ram's Head Lady's Slipper,or
to give it it's correct name, Cypripedium arietinum.
It is not only some orchids that are having a difficult time in surviving. There are more than 160 "red" species
in Nova Scotia that are in difficulties. Some of them are lesser known and to some eyes cetainly not as pretty or appealing
as "The Ram's Head" (pictured at top).
Pictured above is the Blue Cohosh,Caulophyllum thalictroides which is also listed as a "red" species. The flower
is not especially appealing but the fruit is a wonderful shade of blue, and even if it wasn't, it deserves nothing less
than our protection.
It falls on all of us to protect all of these special plants so that they may be enjoyed by future generations.
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|Pleasance Court
Earlier tonight, I had the pleasure of chairing a meeting with the residents of Pleasance Court.
I am very grateful to the council's Environment Department representative at the meeting who updated us on the Seagulls problem in the area.
I am also grateful to the representatives from Ross & Liddell and Home Scotland who attended and to the residents for their participation.


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Máirtín Ó Cadhain
|Máirtín Ó Cadhain
An Spidéal, County Galway, Ireland
|18 October 1970
(aged 65)
Dublin, Ireland
|Pen name
|Aonghus Óg
D. Ó Gallchobhair
Do na Fíréin
Micil Ó Moingmheara
|Novelist, short story writer, journalist, school teacher
|Fiction, politics, linguistics, experimental prose[2]
|Irish Republicanism, modern Irish prose
|Literary movement
|Modernism, social radicalism
|Notable works
|Cré na Cille, An Braon Broghach, Athnuachan
|Máirín Ní Rodaigh
Máirtín Ó Cadhain ([ˈmɑːrtʲiːnʲ oː ˈkainʲ]; 1906 – 18 October 1970) was one of the most prominent Irish language writers of the twentieth century. Perhaps best known for his 1949 work Cré na Cille, Ó Cadhain played a key role in bringing literary modernism to contemporary Irish language literature. Politically, he was an Irish nationalist and socialist, promoting the Athghabháil na hÉireann ("Re-Conquest of Ireland"), through Gaelic culture. He was a member of the Irish Republican Army with Brendan Behan during the Emergency.
Born in Connemara, he became a schoolteacher but was dismissed due to his IRA membership. In the 1930s he served as an IRA recruiting officer, enlisting fellow writer Brendan Behan.[3] In the nineteen thirties, he participated in the land campaign of the native speakers, which led to the establishment of the Ráth Cairn neo-Gaeltacht in County Meath. Subsequently, he was arrested and interned during the Emergency years on the Curragh Camp in County Kildare, due to his continued involvement in the violent activities of the Irish Republican Army.[4]
Ó Cadhain's politics were a nationalist mix of Marxism and social radicalism tempered with a rhetorical anti-clericalism. In his writings concerning the future of the Irish language he was however practical about the position of the Church as a social and societal institution, craving rather for a wholehearted commitment to the language cause even among Catholic churchmen. It was his view that, as the Church was there anyway, it would be better if it were more willing to address the Faithful in the national idiom.
As a writer, Ó Cadhain is acknowledged to be a pioneer of Irish-language modernism. His Irish was the dialect of Connemara – indeed, he is often accused of an unnecessarily dialectal usage in grammar and orthography even in contexts where realistic depiction of Connemara dialect was not called for – but he was happy to cannibalise other dialects, classical literature and even Scots Gaelic for the sake of linguistic and stylistic enrichment of his own writings. Consequently, much of what he wrote is reputedly hard to read for a non-native speaker.
He was a prolific writer of short stories. His collections of short stories include Cois Caoláire, An Braon Broghach, Idir Shúgradh agus Dháiríre, An tSraith Dhá Tógáil, An tSraith Tógtha and An tSraith ar Lár. He also wrote three novels, of which only Cré na Cille was published during his lifetime. The other two, Athnuachan and Barbed Wire, appeared in print only recently. He translated Charles Kickham's novel Sally Kavanagh into Irish as Saile Chaomhánach, nó na hUaigheanna Folmha. He also wrote several political or linguo-political pamphlets. His political views can most easily be discerned in a small book about the development of Irish nationalism and radicalism since Theobald Wolfe Tone, Tone Inné agus Inniu; and in the beginning of the sixties, he wrote – partly in Irish, partly in English – a comprehensive survey of the social status and actual use of the language in the west of Ireland, published as An Ghaeilge Bheo – Destined to Pass. In August 1969 he delivered a speech (published as Gluaiseacht na Gaeilge: Gluaiseacht ar Strae) in which he spoke of the role Irish speakers should take in 'Athghabháil na hÉireann', or the Re-Conquest of Ireland as James Connolly first coined the term.
Due to Máirtín Ó Cadhain's character as Gaelic Ireland's most important writer and littérateur engagé with frequent difficulties to get his work edited, new Ó Cadhain titles of hitherto unpublished writings have appeared at least every two years since the publication of Athnuachan in the mid-nineties. More may be forthcoming.
A lecture hall in Trinity College Dublin is named after Ó Cadhain[5] who was professor of Irish.[6] A bronze bust is also located in the Irish department.
He died on 18 October 1970 in Dublin and was buried in Mount Jerome Cemetery.
Books by Máirtín Ó Cadhain
- Athnuachan. Coiscéim. Baile Átha Cliath 1995 (posthumous)
- Barbed Wire. Edited by Cathal Ó hÁinle. Coiscéim, Baile Átha Cliath 2002 (posthumous)
- Cré na Cille. Sáirséal agus Dill, Baile Átha Cliath 1949/1965. Translated as
- The Dirty Dust. Yale Margellos, New Haven 2015.
and Graveyard Clay. Yale Margellos, New Haven 2016.
Short story collections
- An Braon Broghach. An Gúm, Baile Átha Cliath 1991
- Cois Caoláire. Sáirséal – Ó Marcaigh, Baile Átha Cliath 2004
- Idir Shúgradh agus Dáiríre. Oifig an tSoláthair, Baile Átha Cliath 1975
- An tSraith dhá Tógáil. Sáirséal agus Dill, Baile Átha Cliath 1970/1981
- An tSraith Tógtha. Sáirséal agus Dill, Baile Átha Cliath 1977
- An tSraith ar Lár. Sáirséal Ó Marcaigh, Baile Átha Cliath 1986
Journalism and miscellaneous writings
- Caiscín. (Articles published in the Irish Times 1953–56. Edited by Aindrias Ó Cathasaigh.) Coiscéim, Baile Átha Cliath 1998
- Tone Inné agus Inniu. Coiscéim, Baile Átha Cliath 1999
- Ó Cadhain i bhFeasta. Edited by Seán Ó Laighin. Clódhanna Teoranta, Baile Átha Cliath 1990
- An Ghaeilge Bheo – Destined to Pass. Edited by Seán Ó Laighin. Coiscéim, Baile Átha Cliath 2002.
- Caithfear Éisteacht! Aistí Mháirtín Uí Chadhain in Comhar (i.e. Máirtín Ó Cadhain's essays published in the monthly magazine Comhar). Edited by Liam Prút. Comhar Teoranta, Baile Átha Cliath 1999
See also
- Pádraic Ó Conaire, earlier Irish language modernist
- Muintir na Gaeltachta, co-founded by Ó Cadhain
- ↑ http://db.ria.ie/fng/bibleag/bibliography_list.asp?pagesize=500
- ↑ http://www.questia.com/library/1G1-156808754/mairtin-o-cadhain-s-cre-na-cille-a-narratological
- ↑ [1] Ó Cadhain at Ricorso
- ↑ Reporter (20 October 1970), "Obituary", The Irish Times, p. 13<templatestyles src="Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css"></templatestyles>
- ↑ Trinity Web Site reference to the facilities in the Uí Chadhain Teathre TCD
- ↑ Seanad Éireann Proceedings – referencing ó Cadháin as Professor in TCD
External links
- EngvarB from August 2014
- Use dmy dates from August 2014
- Pages with broken file links
- 1906 births
- 1970 deaths
- Irish-language writers
- Irish short story writers
- Burials at Mount Jerome Cemetery and Crematorium
- People from County Galway
- Irish Republican Army (1922–69) members
- Irish republicans interned without trial
- Alumni of St Patrick's College, Dublin


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GCC 4.4 is the default compiler on Squeeze, and there's nothing newer in the Backports. So, you can dirty up your system by installing some packages from sid or testing, of you can build your own compiler. Since 4.4 wasn't sufficient for my needs, I decided to do the latter. I killed a day on this, but finally have something that works decently.
To start, create a directory like
~/gcc-4.7, and export it's absolute path into an environment variable.
Note: this isn't necessary, but it cleans up our configuration options. Depending on your use case, you might just choose to install to the
/usr/local prefix, or even something more serious like
mkdir ~/gcc-4.7 export PROJECT_DIR=$(cd ~/gcc-4.7 && pwd && cd - &>/dev/null)
Firstly, you'll want to download all of the necessary packages. I created a directory for these in
mkdir $PROJECT_DIR/sources && cd !$
wget http://bugseng.com/products/ppl/download/ftp/releases/LATEST/ppl-0.12.tar.gz
wget http://www.bastoul.net/cloog/pages/download/count.php3?url=./cloog-0.16.1.tar.gz
wget http://www.multiprecision.org/mpc/download/mpc-0.9.tar.gz
wget ftp://ftp.gmplib.org/pub/gmp-5.0.4/gmp-5.0.4.tar.bz2
wget http://www.mpfr.org/mpfr-current/mpfr-3.1.0.tar.bz2
wget http://www.netgull.com/gcc/releases/gcc-4.7.0/gcc-4.7.0.tar.bz2
Okay, now unpack them. This should do the trick:
for file in *.tar.gz; do tar xzvf $file; done for file in *.tar.bz2; do tar xjvf $file; done
From here, you can mostly follow this documentation on building 4.7 for Mac OS X Lion. A couple of notable differences, though.
It's good practice to build in a separate directory from the source. So I create a directory
$PROJECT_DIR/build. Also at this time I create directory
$PROJECT_DIR/output, which will be the install target for everything we build.
So let's get right down to it.
Build GMP:
mkdir $PROJECT_DIR/build/gmp cd !$ ../../sources/gmp-5.0.4/configure --prefix=$PROJECT_DIR/output/ make && make install cd -
Build MPFR:
mkdir $PROJECT_DIR/build/mpfr cd !$ ../../sources/mpfr-3.1.0/configure \ --prefix=$PROJECT_DIR/output/ \ --with-gmp=$PROJECT_DIR/output/ make && make install cd -
Build MPC:
mkdir $PROJECT_DIR/build/mpc cd !$ ../../sources/mpc-0.9/configure \ --prefix=$PROJECT_DIR/output/ \ --with-gmp=$PROJECT_DIR/output/ \ --with-mpfr=$PROJECT_DIR/output/ make && make install cd -
Build PPL:
mkdir $PROJECT_DIR/build/ppl cd !$ ../../sources/ppl-0.12/configure \ --prefix=$PROJECT_DIR/output/ \ --with-gmp=$PROJECT_DIR/output/ make && make install cd -
Build CLooG:
mkdir $PROJECT_DIR/build/cloog cd !$ ../../sources/cloog-0.16.1/configure \ --prefix=$PROJECT_DIR/output/ --with-gmp=$PROJECT_DIR/output/ make && make install cd -
And that's that!
Okay, so now it's time for the main attraction, the compiler suite itself.
mkdir $PROJECT_DIR/build/gcc cd !$ ../../sources/gcc/configure \ --prefix=$PROJECT_DIR/output/ \ --with-gmp=$PROJECT_DIR/output/ \ --with-mpfr=$PROJECT_DIR/output/ \ --with-mpc=$PROJECT_DIR/output/ \ --program-suffix=-4.7 \ --enable-cloog-backend=isl \ --with-ppl=$PROJECT_DIR/output/ \ --with-cloog=$PROJECT_DIR/output/ export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$PROJECT_DIR/output/lib/ make && make install cd -
Note the
LD_LIBRARY_PATH line. That's crucial if you're not installing to the default location,
/usr/local, because your libraries won't be in the
PATH specified in the
ld.so.conf files.
--program-suffix=-4.7 flag is of course a matter of personal taste, and can be omitted if you like.
It may be possible to use a value for
--enable-cloog-backend other than
isl, but that seemed to work.
Also, there are of course hundreds of other reasonable GCC configurations possible. Your mileage may vary, but this is pretty vanilla, and it produces a working toolchain. (Which is a nice quality to it.)
Thanks for reading!
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I encountered this error while doing a make on gcc.
/usr/lib/../lib/crti.o: could not read symbols: File in wrong format
locate crti.o says there is two crti.o's
I guess it should read the 64 bit rather than reading the 32 bit.. what should i do now?
sorry that is actually a link to the 64 bit, then why this error?
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When compiling gmp, had to add –enable-cxx
When compiling cloog, had to use –with-gmp-prefix=…
Also add –disable-multilib, if you're on x86_64.
Hi, when I tried to compile CLooG I got the following error:
hecking for sys/resource.h… yes
checking which isl to use… bundled
checking which gmp to use… system
checking gmp.h usability… no
checking gmp.h presence… no
checking for gmp.h… no
configure: error: Can't find gmp headers.
I also tried to manipulate with –with-gmp-include=… switch but it was not the solution. Here are tips that I tried to use: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10446843/installed-gmp-but-cant-see-it.
I got the error after:
../../sources/cloog-0.16.1/configure \
–prefix=$PROJECT_DIR/output/ –with-gmp-include=/usr/local/gcc-4.7/output/include/
–with-gmp=$PROJECT_DIR/output/ –disable-multilib
Could someone give me a hint what is incorrect? I'll be very glad for all answers.
It's because it should be:
as eloj said
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I Had to install zip and unzip somewhere along the way, had something to do with Java libraries that needed to compile.
apt-get install zip unzip
will do the trick on a clean Debian 6.0.5 AMD64 installation.
Thanks for the tutorial!
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[…] I found an excellent tutorial to do this here: (everything below will assume you are following these steps) NoseMaj Debian GCC 4.7 Tutorial […]
[…] ). Suggest : Use option –program-suffix=47 … Then you can use –prefix=/usr/ Build example http://nosemaj.org/debian-gcc-4-7 Or better : Build the Debian packages, suggested by @caravel. $ apt-get -b source gcc-4.7=4.7.1-6 […]
Thanks for the tutorial! It really helped me!
In the step Build CLooG:
with the command: ../../sources/cloog-0.16.1/configure –prefix=$PROJECT_DIR/output/ –with-gmp=$PROJECT_DIR/output/ make && make install
I had some problems. First if I put all that in separated lines (as it is indicated, with the command make && make install in the following line) it throw the following error:
checking which isl to use… bundled
checking which gmp to use… system
checking gmp.h usability… no
checking gmp.h presence… no
checking for gmp.h… no
configure: error: Can't find gmp headers.
If I put everything on the same line, I obtain:
checking whether we are using the GNU C compiler… yes
checking whether gcc accepts -g… yes
checking for gcc option to accept ISO C89… none needed
checking for style of include used by make… GNU
checking dependency style of gcc… gcc3
checking whether ln -s works… yes
checking whether make sets $(MAKE)… (cached) yes
checking for cd… no
checking build system type… Invalid configuration `make': machine `make' not recognized
configure: error: /bin/bash ../../sources/cloog-0.16.1/autoconf/config.sub make failed
Just a friendly FYI: It's 2014 and gcc-4.7.4 has been just released. Instead of source installing requisites (mpfr, mpr etc.), users still on squeeze should attempt a install of the related lib-*-dev files through the apt package system instead. This worked for me.
Nice guide. Thanks for taking the time to write it, I managed to get everything setup my end.
With more recent versions, You must build GMP with this parameter added to the configure line: –enable-cxx or else PPL will not build properly.
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Thursday, June 9, 2011
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The traffic is like cattle. It flows endlessly over the uneven terrain of potholes like a drove of sturdy Welsh black cows jerking across hummocky pastures down the hillside, flank to steaming flank, belching and jostling to lead, straying briefly from the herd to snatch a tasty bite from one of the kaaka bread or chestnut stalls that line the roads. The decorative white markings which may be found on certain stretches of shoddy tarmac have as much influence on the vehicles as one would expect them to have on livestock. Occasionally the gregarious behaviour hits a snag, as a rebel element swerves into the fast lane without indication and lurches across the excuse for a central reservation to effect an about-turn on the highway.
Pedestrians, like flies on a hot day, are an irritating intrusion at high risk of being swatted. They persistently dodge death, darting across lanes of heavy traffic to go about their business, small children begging in the slow moving jams and small-time traders selling wares to drivers in rush hour exhaust fumes – flashing pens, walking sticks and electric razors are among the favourites. Like gnats, though, they remain impervious to their persona non grata status and their tenacity and symbiotic relationship with the taxi-services mean they thrive along the main arteries. The resilience of those on foot is matched only by the doggedness of the taxi-services in their efforts to hunt them down. Lebanon may not have oil resources but you wouldn't know it from the number of taxis cruising up and down, bleating petulantly at one another, honking at anything that moves, cramming in the passengers for a stretch along the main roads for just over a dollar.
This environment makes any trip a real excursion. Take a simple visit to a family in Shaile, about 20km from Beirut city centre. First we get a bus north up the motorway along coast towards Nahr el Kalb (Dog River), where a tunnel through the hillside which bears the inscriptions of past conquerors, from Ramses II and Nebuchadnezzar to France and Britain. Here the bus slows to an almost stop, time enough for us to jump off and cross the busy road towards one of the ubiquitous old Mercedes waiting at a highway exit for custom. Then we have to wait until a fifth passenger turns up for the same direction, heading inland and uphill. That makes three in the back and three in the front. The taxi wheezes up the windy roads and at various points the other passengers hand over their grubby bills to the driver and get themselves dropped off. Two passengers being far too few, the driver homes in on a gaggle of Sri Lankans panting up the hill, and packs them all in for a bulk price, a kind of wholesale reduction, so there are seven of us in all with the driver puffing on a cigarette and the girls flashing their white teeth and gold nose rings as they chatter and joke in Sinhala all the way up the hill. The driver slows and pulls over every time he passes acquaintances at the garages or grocery stores to show off his sardine load. On the way we pass an indecently long white stretch Hummer parked on the side which we would have a been a tad more comfortable in.
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UCLan has incorporated 3D technology into its games development and teaching, through a unique partnership with Sony Computer Entertainment Europe (SCEE).
Stuart Brown graduated with a first-class degree in Games Development from UCLan.
He said: "Being able to work with a company like Sony Computer Entertainment Europe and draw on their expertise has been really beneficial to me. I've had a real insight into what it's like working in the games development industry."
Three UCLan games development graduates included 3D stereoscopic rendering in their final year project, working closely with the PlayStation® 3D technology experts to incorporate the latest gaming developments into their work with resounding success.
"I've been extremely impressed with the graduates' work and it shows what potential they have going into the gaming industry."
Simon Benson, Senior Development Manager SCEE, commented: "I've been extremely impressed with the graduates' work and it shows what potential they have going into the gaming industry.
"It's been great working with UCLan because the staff are keen to move with developments and have taken on board a vision of 3D gaming, providing their students with industry informed skills that are very much needed in the future of gaming."
Graduate Tom Russell also received a first-class Games Development degree at UCLan. He commented: "I've received some positive feedback from Simon and Ian and to have such knowledgeable industry experts on hand for advice is invaluable."
Sony Computer Entertainment Europe has provided UCLan with two 60 inch 3D televisions, 3D stereoscopic glasses, a Playstation® 3 and all the 3D stereoscopic titles available to establish a 3D research laboratory.
UCLan Senior Lecturer in software engineering, Laurent Noel, said: "This collaboration in the field of stereoscopic research has proved of immeasurable benefit to the Games Development students."
"UCLan is already well known for the technical strength of its games degree. Now it is far ahead in the field in providing undergraduates experience of working with a major company on a cutting-edge technical topic."
The University aims to work with SCEE to support larger scale trials in the future and is already in talks with the company to incorporate 3D research into its TV Production courses, to provide students with experience of filming and producing footage in 3D.