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I'm currently trying to impliment my own c++ wrapper for my c# dll for mql5 interop. I have an issue with adding c# dll reference to my c++ library. Could you please clarify the following sentence "...add the CLR support, System.dll, QExport.dll, Qexport.Service.dll to the build reference". I was able to register my dll with regasm utility, add it to the gac and obtain a .tlb type definition file. My problem is I cannot find any #import or #include statements in the source code you provided. Your project seems to reference your dll libraries in some mysterious way. Could somebody please explain a proper way to add a reference to .NET dll to a c++ library? Even though it's not a purely mql5 question it directly relates to the article. I've been researching the topic for quite a while now and still cannot understand how a c++ library can have .NET dlls in its "External Dependencies" without any #import statements. This is my first encounter with c++ and so far it hasn't been a pleasant one, I even thought to convert the .dll to .lib and add a reference to it, but before I do anything I decided to seek advice from a COM specialist. I'm running Windows 8 Ultimate x64 and compile my c# dlls with VS2012 Ultimate. Please help the novice.
IntroductionProgrammers who use the DDE service in MetaTrader 4 probably have heard that in the fifth version it is no longer supported. And there is no standard solution for exporting quotes. As a solution of this problem, the MQL5 developers suggest using your own dll, that implements it. So if we have to write the implementation, let's do it smart!
Why .NET?
For me with my long experience of programming in .NET, it would be more reasonable, interesting and simple to implement the export of quotes using this platform. Unfortunately, there isn't any native support of .NET in MQL5 in fifth version. I am sure that developers have some reasons for it. Therefore, we will use the win32 dll as a wrapper for .NET support.
Why WCF?
The Windows Communication Foundation Technology (WCF) has been chosen by me because of several reasons: on the one hand, it's easy-to-extend and adapt, on the other hand, I wanted to check it under a hard work. Moreover, according to Microsoft, WCF has a little more performance as compared to .NET Remoting.
System Requirements
Let's think, what we want from our system. I think, there are two main requirements:
- Of course, we need to export ticks, better using the native structure MqlTick;
- It's preferable to know the list of currently exported symbols.
Let's start...
1. General classes and contracts
First of all, let's create a new class library and name it QExport.dll. We define the MqlTick structure as a DataContract:
[StructLayout(LayoutKind.Sequential)] [DataContract] public struct MqlTick { [DataMember] public Int64 Time { get; set; } [DataMember] public Double Bid { get; set; } [DataMember] public Double Ask { get; set; } [DataMember] public Double Last { get; set; } [DataMember] public UInt64 Volume { get; set; } }
Then we'll define the contracts of the service. I don't like to use configuration classes and generated proxy-classes, so you won't meet such features here.
Let's define the first server contract according to the requirements, described above:
[ServiceContract(CallbackContract = typeof(IExportClient))] public interface IExportService { [OperationContract] void Subscribe(); [OperationContract] void Unsubscribe(); [OperationContract] String[] GetActiveSymbols(); }
As we see, there is a standard scheme of subscribing and unsubscribing from server notifications. The brief details of operations are described below:
|Subscribe to ticks export
|Unsubscribe to ticks export
|Returns list of exported symbols
And the following information should be sent to the client callback: the quote itself and notification about changes of the lits of exported symbols. Let's define the operations required as "One Way operations" to increase the performance:
[ServiceContract] public interface IExportClient { [OperationContract(IsOneWay = true)] void SendTick(String symbol, MqlTick tick); [OperationContract(IsOneWay = true)] void ReportSymbolsChanged(); }
|SendTick(String, MqlTick)
|Sends tick
|Notify the client about the changes in the exported symbols list
2. Server implementation
Let's create a new build with name Qexport.Service.dll for the service with the server contract implementation.
Let's choose the NetNamedPipesBinding for a binding, because it has the largest performance as compared to standard bindings. If we need to broadcast quotes, over a network for example, the NetTcpBinding should be used.
Here are some details of the server contract implementation:
The class definition. First of all, it should be marked with the ServiceBehavior attribute with the following modifiers:
- InstanceContextMode = InstanceContextMode.Single
- to provide the use of one service instance for all the requests processed, it will increase the performance of solution. In addition, we will get the possibility to serve and manage the list of exported symbols;
- ConcurrencyMode = ConcurrencyMode.Multiple -means the parallel processing for all of the client's requests;
- UseSynchronizationContext = false
– means that we don't attach to the GUI thread to prevent hang situations. It isn't necessary here for our task, but it's necessary if we want to host the service using the Windows applications.
- IncludeExceptionDetailInFaults = true – to include the exception details to the object FaultException when passed to the client.
The ExportService itself contains two interfaces: IExportService,
IDisposable. The first one implements all service functions, the second one implements the standard model of .NET resources release.
[ServiceBehavior(InstanceContextMode = InstanceContextMode.Single, ConcurrencyMode = ConcurrencyMode.Multiple, UseSynchronizationContext = false, IncludeExceptionDetailInFaults = true)] public class ExportService : IExportService, IDisposable {
Let's describe the variables of the service:
// full address of service in format net.pipe://localhost/server_name private readonly String _ServiceAddress; // service host private ServiceHost _ExportHost; // active clients callbacks collection private Collection<IExportClient> _Clients = new Collection<IExportClient>(); // active symbols list private List<String> _ActiveSymbols = new List<string>(); // object for locking private object lockClients = new object();
Let's define the Open() and Close() methods, which open and close our service:
public void Open() { _ExportHost = new ServiceHost(this); // point with service _ExportHost.AddServiceEndpoint(typeof(IExportService), // contract new NetNamedPipeBinding(), // binding new Uri(_ServiceAddress)); // address // remove the restriction of 16 requests in queue ServiceThrottlingBehavior bhvThrot = new ServiceThrottlingBehavior(); bhvThrot.MaxConcurrentCalls = Int32.MaxValue; _ExportHost.Description.Behaviors.Add(bhvThrot); _ExportHost.Open(); } public void Close() { Dispose(true); } private void Dispose(bool disposing) { try { // closing channel for each client // ... // closing host _ExportHost.Close(); } finally { _ExportHost = null; } // ... }
Next, the implementation of IExportService methods:
public void Subscribe() { // get the callback channel IExportClient cl = OperationContext.Current.GetCallbackChannel<IExportClient>(); lock (lockClients) _Clients.Add(cl); } public void Unsubscribe() { // get the callback chanell IExportClient cl = OperationContext.Current.GetCallbackChannel<IExportClient>(); lock (lockClients) _Clients.Remove(cl); } public String[] GetActiveSymbols() { return _ActiveSymbols.ToArray(); }
Now we need to add methods to send ticks and to register and delete the exported symbols.
public void RegisterSymbol(String symbol) { if (!_ActiveSymbols.Contains(symbol)) _ActiveSymbols.Add(symbol); // sending notification to all clients about changes in the list of active symbols //... } public void UnregisterSymbol(String symbol) { _ActiveSymbols.Remove(symbol); // sending notification to all clients about the changes in the list of active symbols //... } public void SendTick(String symbol, MqlTick tick) { lock (lockClients) for (int i = 0; i < _Clients.Count; i++) try { _Clients[i].SendTick(symbol, tick); } catch (CommunicationException) { // it seems that connection with client has lost - we just remove the client _Clients.RemoveAt(i); i--; } }
Let's summarize the list of main server functions (only those that we need):
|Runs server
|Stops server
|Adds symbol to the list of exported symbols
|Deletes symbol from the list of exported symbols
|Returns number of exported symbols
|SendTick(String, MqlTick)
|Sends tick to clients
3. Client implementation
We have considered the server, I think its clear, so it's time to consider the client. Let's build the Qexport.Client.dll. The client contract will be implemented there. First, it should be marked with CallbackBehavior attrubute, that defines its behaviour. It has the following modifiers:
- ConcurrencyMode = ConcurrencyMode.Multiple -
means the parallel processing for all callbacks and server responses. This modifier is very important. Imagine, that server wants to notify the client about the changes in list of exported symbols by calling callback ReportSymbolsChanged(). And the client (in its callback) wants to receive the new list of the exported symbols by calling of server method GetActiveSymbols(). So it turns out that client can't receive response from the server because it proceeding callback with waiting for the server response. As a result the client will fall because of timeout.
- UseSynchronizationContext = false - specifies that we don't attach to the GUI to prevent hang situations. By default, the wcf callbacks are attached to the parent thread. If the parent thread has GUI, the situation is possible when callback waits for the completion of the method it has been called by, but the method cannot finish because it waits for the callback finish. It's something similar to the previous case, although these are two different things.
As for the server case, the client also implements two interfaces: IExportClient and IDisposable:
[CallbackBehavior(ConcurrencyMode = ConcurrencyMode.Multiple, UseSynchronizationContext = false)] public class ExportClient : IExportClient, IDisposable {
Let's describe the service variables:
// full service address private readonly String _ServiceAddress; // service object private IExportService _ExportService; // Returns service instance public IExportService Service { get { return _ExportService; } } // Returns communication channel public IClientChannel Channel { get { return (IClientChannel)_ExportService; } }
Now we will create events for our callback methods. It's required for the client application to be able to subscribe to the events and get notifications about the changes of the client state.
// calls when tick received public event EventHandler<TickRecievedEventArgs> TickRecieved; // call when symbol list has changed public event EventHandler ActiveSymbolsChanged;
Also define the Open() and Close() methods for the client:
public void Open() { // creating channel factory var factory = new DuplexChannelFactory<IExportService>( new InstanceContext(this), new NetNamedPipeBinding()); // creating server channel _ExportService = factory.CreateChannel(new EndpointAddress(_ServiceAddress)); IClientChannel channel = (IClientChannel)_ExportService; channel.Open(); // connecting to feeds _ExportService.Subscribe(); } public void Close() { Dispose(true); } private void Dispose(bool disposing) { try { // unsubscribe feeds _ExportService.Unsubscribe(); Channel.Close(); } finally { _ExportService = null; } // ... }
Note that connection and disconnection from feeds are called when a client is opened or closed, so it isn't necessary to call them directly.
And now, let's write the client contract. Its implementation leads to generation of the following events:
public void SendTick(string symbol, MqlTick tick) { // firing event TickRecieved } public void ReportSymbolsChanged() { // firing event ActiveSymbolsChanged }
Finally, the main properties and methods of the client are defined as follows:
|Service communication channel
|Instance of service contract IExportService
|Connects to server
|Disconnects from server
|Generated after the new quote receiving
|Generated after the changes in the list of active symbols
4. Transfer speed between two .NET applications
It was interesting to me to measure the transfer speed between two .NET applications, in fact, it's throughput, which is measured in ticks per second. I wrote several console applications to measure the service performance: the first on is for the server, the second one is for the client. I wrote the following code in the Main() function of the server:
ExportService host = new ExportService("mt5"); host.Open(); Console.WriteLine("Press any key to begin tick export"); Console.ReadKey(); int total = 0; Stopwatch sw = new Stopwatch(); for (int c = 0; c < 10; c++) { int counter = 0; sw.Reset(); sw.Start(); while (sw.ElapsedMilliseconds < 1000) { for (int i = 0; i < 100; i++) { MqlTick tick = new MqlTick { Time = 640000, Bid = 1.2345 }; host.SendTick("GBPUSD", tick); } counter++; } sw.Stop(); total += counter * 100; Console.WriteLine("{0} ticks per second", counter * 100); } Console.WriteLine("Average {0:F2} ticks per second", total / 10); host.Close();
As we see, the code performs ten throughput measurements. I have got the following test results on my Athlon 3000+:
2600 ticks per second 3400 ticks per second 3300 ticks per second 2500 ticks per second 2500 ticks per second 2500 ticks per second 2400 ticks per second 2500 ticks per second 2500 ticks per second 2500 ticks per second Average 2670,00 ticks per second
2500 ticks per second - I think it's sufficent to export quotes for 100 symbols (of course, virtually, because it seems that nobody wants to open so many charts and attach experts =)) Moreover, with increasing number of clients, the maximal number of exported symbols for each client is reduced.
5. Creating a "stratum"
Now it's time to think how to connect it with the client terminal. Let's see what we have at the first call of the function in MetaTrader 5: the .NET runtime environment (CLR) is loaded to the process and application domain is created by default. It's interesting, that it is not unloaded after the code execution.
The only way to unload CLR from the process is to terminate it (close the client terminal), that will force Windows to clear all the process resources. So, we can create our objects and they will exist until the application domain is unoaded, or until it is destroyed by Garbage Collector.
You can say that it seems good, but even
if we prevent the object destroying by Garbage Collector, we can't be
able to access the objects from MQL5. Fortunately, such access can be organized easily. The trick is the following: for each application domain there is a table of Garbage Collector handles (GC handle table), which is used by application to track the object lifetime and allows to manage it manually.
The application adds and deletes elements from the table by using the type System.Runtime.InteropServices.GCHandle. All we need is to wrap our object with such a descriptor and we have an access to it throughout the property GCHandle.Target. Thus we can get the reference to the object GCHandle, which is in the table of handles and it's guaranteed that it will not be moved or deleted by Garbage Collector. The wrapped object will also aviod recycling, because of the reference by descriptor.
Now it's time to test the theory in practice. To do it, let's create a new win32 dll with name QExpertWrapper.dll and add the CLR support, System.dll, QExport.dll,
Qexport.Service.dll to the build reference. Also we create an auxiliary class ServiceManaged for management purposes – to carry out marshalling, to receive objects by handles, etc.
ref class ServiceManaged { public: static IntPtr CreateExportService(String^); static void DestroyExportService(IntPtr); static void RegisterSymbol(IntPtr, String^); static void UnregisterSymbol(IntPtr, String^); static void SendTick(IntPtr, String^, IntPtr); };
Let's consider the implementation of these methods. The CreateExportService method creates the service, wraps it into GCHandle by using GCHandle.Alloc and returns its reference. If something goes wrong, it shows a MessageBox with an error. I have used it for the debug purpose, so I am not sure that it's really necessary, but I've left it here just in case.
IntPtr ServiceManaged::CreateExportService(String^ serverName) { try { ExportService^ service = gcnew ExportService(serverName); service->Open(); GCHandle handle = GCHandle::Alloc(service); return GCHandle::ToIntPtr(handle); } catch (Exception^ ex) { MessageBox::Show(ex->Message, "CreateExportService"); } }
The DestroyExportService method gets the pointer to the GCHandle of service, gets the service from the Target property and calls its method Close(). It's important to release the service object by calling its method Free(). Overwise it will remain in memory, the Garbage Collector doesn't remove it.
void ServiceManaged::DestroyExportService(IntPtr hService) { try { GCHandle handle = GCHandle::FromIntPtr(hService); ExportService^ service = (ExportService^)handle.Target; service->Close(); handle.Free(); } catch (Exception^ ex) { MessageBox::Show(ex->Message, "DestroyExportService"); } }
The RegisterSymbol method adds a symbol to the list of exported symbols:
void ServiceManaged::RegisterSymbol(IntPtr hService, String^ symbol) { try { GCHandle handle = GCHandle::FromIntPtr(hService); ExportService^ service = (ExportService^)handle.Target; service->RegisterSymbol(symbol); } catch (Exception^ ex) { MessageBox::Show(ex->Message, "RegisterSymbol"); } }
The UnregisterSymbol method deletes a symbol from the list:
void ServiceManaged::UnregisterSymbol(IntPtr hService, String^ symbol) { try { GCHandle handle = GCHandle::FromIntPtr(hService); ExportService^ service = (ExportService^)handle.Target; service->UnregisterSymbol(symbol); } catch (Exception^ ex) { MessageBox::Show(ex->Message, "UnregisterSymbol"); } }
And now the SendTick method. As we see, the pointer is transformed to the MqlTick structure using the Marshal class. Another point: there isn't any code in catch block - it is done to avoid the lags of the general tick queue in the case of error.
void ServiceManaged::SendTick(IntPtr hService, String^ symbol, IntPtr hTick) { try { GCHandle handle = GCHandle::FromIntPtr(hService); ExportService^ service = (ExportService^)handle.Target; MqlTick tick = (MqlTick)Marshal::PtrToStructure(hTick, MqlTick::typeid); service->SendTick(symbol, tick); } catch (...) { } }
Let's consider the implementation of functions, which will be called from our ex5 programs:
#define _DLLAPI extern "C" __declspec(dllexport) // --------------------------------------------------------------- // Creates and opens service // Returns its pointer // --------------------------------------------------------------- _DLLAPI long long __stdcall CreateExportService(const wchar_t* serverName) { IntPtr hService = ServiceManaged::CreateExportService(gcnew String(serverName)); return (long long)hService.ToPointer(); } // ----------------------------------------- ---------------------- // Closes service // --------------------------------------------------------------- _DLLAPI void __stdcall DestroyExportService(const long long hService) { ServiceManaged::DestroyExportService(IntPtr((HANDLE)hService)); } // --------------------------------------------------------------- // Sends tick // --------------------------------------------------------------- _DLLAPI void __stdcall SendTick(const long long hService, const wchar_t* symbol, const HANDLE hTick) { ServiceManaged::SendTick(IntPtr((HANDLE)hService), gcnew String(symbol), IntPtr((HANDLE)hTick)); } // --------------------------------------------------------------- // Registers symbol to export // --------------------------------------------------------------- _DLLAPI void __stdcall RegisterSymbol(const long long hService, const wchar_t* symbol) { ServiceManaged::RegisterSymbol(IntPtr((HANDLE)hService), gcnew String(symbol)); } // --------------------------------------------------------------- // Removes symbol from list of exported symbols // --------------------------------------------------------------- _DLLAPI void __stdcall UnregisterSymbol(const long long hService, const wchar_t* symbol) { ServiceManaged::UnregisterSymbol(IntPtr((HANDLE)hService), gcnew String(symbol)); }
The code is ready, now we need to compile and build it. Let's specify the output directory as "C:\Program Files\MetaTrader 5\MQL5\Libraries" in the project options. After the compilation three libraries will appear in the specified folder.
The mql5 program uses only one of them, namely QExportWrapper.dll, two other libraries are used by it. Because of this reason we need to put the libraries Qexport.dll and Qexport.Service.dll into root folder of MetaTrader. It isn't convenient.
The solution is to create configuration file and specify the path for the libraries there. Let's create the file with name terminal.exe.config in the root folder of MetaTrader and write the following strings there:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?> <configuration> <runtime> <assemblyBinding xmlns="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:asm.v1"> <probing privatePath="mql5\libraries" /> </assemblyBinding> </runtime> </configuration>
It's ready. Now CLR will search for the libraries in the folder we have specified.
6. Server part implementation in MQL5
Finally, we have reached the programming of server part in mql5. Let's create a new file QService.mqh and define the imported functions of QExpertWrapper.dll:
#import "QExportWrapper.dll" long CreateExportService(string); void DestroyExportService(long); void RegisterSymbol(long, string); void UnregisterSymbol(long, string); void SendTick(long, string, MqlTick&); #import
It's great that mql5 has classes because it's an ideal feature to incapsulate all the logics inside, that significantly simplifies the work and understanding of code. Therefore let's design a class that will be a shell for the library methods.
Moreover, to avoid the situation with creation of service for every symbol, let's organize the checking of the working service with such name, and we will work through it in such a case. An ideal method to serve this information are global variables, because of the following reasons:
- the global variables disappear after the client terminal close. The same is with the service;
- we can serve the number of objects Qservice, that uses the service. It allows to close the physical service only after the last object is closed.
So, let's create a class Qservice:
class QService { private: // service pointer long hService; // service name string serverName; // name of the global variable of the service string gvName; // flag that indicates is service closed or not bool wasDestroyed; // enters the critical section void EnterCriticalSection(); // leaves the critical section void LeaveCriticalSection(); public: QService(); ~QService(); // opens service void Create(const string); // closes service void Close(); // sends tick void SendTick(const string, MqlTick&); }; //-------------------------------------------------------------------- QService::QService() { wasDestroyed = false; } //-------------------------------------------------------------------- QService::~QService() { // close if it hasn't been destroyed if (!wasDestroyed) Close(); } //-------------------------------------------------------------------- QService::Create(const string serviceName) { EnterCriticalSection(); serverName = serviceName; bool exists = false; string name; // check for the active service with such name for (int i = 0; i < GlobalVariablesTotal(); i++) { name = GlobalVariableName(i); if (StringFind(name, "QService|" + serverName) == 0) { exists = true; break; } } if (!exists) // if not exists { // starting service hService = CreateExportService(serverName); // adding a global variable gvName = "QService|" + serverName + ">" + (string)hService; GlobalVariableTemp(gvName); GlobalVariableSet(gvName, 1); } else // the service is exists { gvName = name; // service handle hService = (int)StringSubstr(gvName, StringFind(gvName, ">") + 1); // notify the fact of using the service by this script // by increase of its counter GlobalVariableSet(gvName, NormalizeDouble(GlobalVariableGet(gvName), 0) + 1); } // register the chart symbol RegisterSymbol(hService, Symbol()); LeaveCriticalSection(); } //-------------------------------------------------------------------- QService::Close() { EnterCriticalSection(); // notifying that this script doen't uses the service // by decreasing of its counter GlobalVariableSet(gvName, NormalizeDouble(GlobalVariableGet(gvName), 0) - 1); // close service if there isn't any scripts that uses it if (NormalizeDouble(GlobalVariableGet(gvName), 0) < 1.0) { GlobalVariableDel(gvName); DestroyExportService(hService); } else UnregisterSymbol(hService, Symbol()); // unregistering symbol wasDestroyed = true; LeaveCriticalSection(); } //-------------------------------------------------------------------- QService::SendTick(const string symbol, MqlTick& tick) { if (!wasDestroyed) SendTick(hService, symbol, tick); } //-------------------------------------------------------------------- QService::EnterCriticalSection() { while (GlobalVariableCheck("QService_CriticalSection") > 0) Sleep(1); GlobalVariableTemp("QService_CriticalSection"); } //-------------------------------------------------------------------- QService::LeaveCriticalSection() { GlobalVariableDel("QService_CriticalSection"); }
The class contains the following methods:
|Create(const string)
|Starts service
|Closes service
|SendTick(const string, MqlTick&)
|Sends quote
Also note that the private methods EnterCriticalSection() and LeaveCriticalSection() allow you to run the critical code sections between them.
It will relieve us from the cases of the simultaneous
calls of function Create() and creation of new services for each
So, we have described the class for working with service, now let's write an Expert Advisor for the quotes broadcasting. The Expert Advisor has been chosen because of its possibility to process all the ticks arrived.
//+------------------------------------------------------------------+ //| QExporter.mq5 | //| Copyright GF1D, 2010 | //| firstname.lastname@example.com | //+------------------------------------------------------------------+ #property copyright "GF1D, 2010" #property link "email@example.com" #property version "1.00" #include "QService.mqh" //--- input parameters input string ServerName = "mt5"; QService* service; //+------------------------------------------------------------------+ //| Expert initialization function | //+------------------------------------------------------------------+ int OnInit() { service = new QService(); service.Create(ServerName); return(0); } //+------------------------------------------------------------------+ //| Expert deinitialization function | //+------------------------------------------------------------------+ void OnDeinit(const int reason) { service.Close(); delete service; service = NULL; } //+------------------------------------------------------------------+ //| Expert tick function | //+------------------------------------------------------------------+ void OnTick() { MqlTick tick; SymbolInfoTick(Symbol(), tick); service.SendTick(Symbol(), tick); } //+------------------------------------------------------------------+
7. Testing communication performance between ex5 and .NET client
It's evident, that the total performance of service will decreased if the quotes will arrive directly from the client terminal, so I have interested to measure it. I was sure that it should have decreased because of the inevitable loss of CPU time for marshalling and typecasting.
For this purpose I wrote a simple script that is the same as for the first test. The Start() function looks as follows:
QService* serv = new QService(); serv.Create("mt5"); MqlTick tick; SymbolInfoTick("GBPUSD", tick); int total = 0; for(int c = 0; c < 10; c++) { int calls = 0; int ticks = GetTickCount(); while(GetTickCount() - ticks < 1000) { for(int i = 0; i < 100; i++) serv.SendTick("GBPUSD", tick); calls++; } Print(calls * 100," calls per second"); total += calls * 100; } Print("Average ", total / 10," calls per second"); serv.Close(); delete serv;
I have got the following results:
1900 calls per second 2400 calls per second 2100 calls per second 2300 calls per second 2000 calls per second 2100 calls per second 2000 calls per second 2100 calls per second 2100 calls per second 2100 calls per second Average 2110 calls per second
2500 ticks/sec vs 1900 ticks/sec. 25% is the price that should be paid for the use of services from MT5, but anyway it's sufficient. It's interesting to note that performance can be increased by using the threads pool and static method System.Threading.ThreadPool.QueueUserWorkItem.
Using this method, I have got the transfer speed up to 10000 ticks per second. But its work in a hard testing was unstable because of the fact that the Garbage Collector has no time to delete objects - as a result the memory, allocated by MetaTrader grows rapidly and finally it crashes. But it was a hard testing, far from the real, so there is nothing dangerous in using the threads pool.
8. Realtime testing
I have created an example of ticks table using the service. The project is attached in the archive and named WindowsClient. The result of its work is presented below:
Fig 1. Main window of the WindowsClient application with quotes table
I this article I have described one of the methods of exporting quotes to .NET applications. All the required has been implemented and now we have ready classes that can be used in your own applications. The only one thing that it isn't convenient to attach scripts to each of the necessary chart.
At present time I think that this problem can be solved using the MetaTrader profiles. From the other side, if you don't need all quotes, you can organize it with a script that broadcasts quotes for the necessary symbols. As you understand, the market depth broadcasting or even two-side access can be organized the same way.
Description of archives:
Bin.rar - archive with a ready solution. For users, who want to see how it works. Still note that .NET Framework 3.5 (maybe it also will work with version 3.0) should be installed on your computer.
Src.rar - full source code of the project. To work with it you'll need MetaEditor and Visual Studio 2008.
QExportDemoProfile.rar - Metatrader profile, that attaches script to 10 charts, as shown at Fig. 1.
Translated from Russian by MetaQuotes Software Corp.
Original article: https://www.mql5.com/ru/articles/27


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Linda J. Rowley, warrant arrest
Audrey C. Anadein, possession of marijuana
Jaqua L. Arnold, warrant arrest
David L. Kooser, warrant arrest
November 4
Anthony L. Pietrzak, failure to comply fleeing/eluding, OVI
Jennifer R. Reigle, OVI
David L. Garrett, warrant arrest
Richard B. McCullough, warrant arrest
Tonda L. McCullough, warrant arrest(2)
November 5
Floyd E. Denlinger, warrant arrest
Mitchell L. Rue, warrant arrest
November 6
Karen White, domestic violence, warrant
Alexander R. Smith, disorderly conduct
Joseph D. Hunter, resisting arrest, felony warrant arrest
November 7
David L. Jones, warrant arrest
Jeremiah R. Hawkins, theft
Morris W. Dingman, Jr., felony warrant arrest
James D. Claxon, warrant arrest
Joseph B. Smith, warrant arrest (2)
Joan Connolly-Smith, obstructing official business
Ryan A. Poling, theft without consent
To contact the Huber Heights Police Division, call 233-1565.


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The Packaging Centre at Loughry is one of the most recent developments at the campus. This ISTA certified laboratory provides a state-of-the-art resource for evaluating packaging materials and distribution packaging systems. As well as, offering assurance to businesses using the services offered by the Food Packaging Centre, the quality system is used to demonstrate best practice principles to students.
The Packaging Centre is equipped with advanced, high-tech testing equipment, which allows the evaluation of a wide range of properties important to technologists in the food and packaging industries. Strength evaluation, permeability measurement and distribution evaluations are a few examples of the types of tests, which can be conducted at the campus. As food companies strive to meet consumer expectations by the use of innovative packaging, Loughry is in a prime position to ensure that tomorrow's graduates have a thorough understanding of the properties of packaging. This allows them to make informed packaging choices in their future careers.


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Dunlap's Celebrated Hfltc ^^aasmaaiaP^ JB. M*^** k'^i ' STIFF, 50FT AND SILK. Fall and Winter Styles. DEWENTER YOU DON'T WANT A SUIT | Unless it fits, neither do you want to pay double its value, If I make your clothes, I make them fit, but I don't charge fancy prices Suits to order from $20.00 up, HARRY G TUCKER The Pearl Street Tailor. All EVENING'S FROLIC. Prices $1. 7Gc, 50c, 35c and 25c. Seats on sale at Johnston's diuft store. THE HRSf nATiOPiAL BANK -OF- LOGANSPORT. .. , INDIANA. CAPITAL. $250,000. A. J. Murdock. Pre«. W. W. ROSB, Caih. J. F. Brookmeyer, A»it. Casli. DIBECTOBS: . T. n all Its Depart.nents promptly " y Cu.°t n om fl r8 and StockhoJd.r. *°8tr ong Ke«erv« Fund maintained. DAILY JOURNAL SUNpAY... OCTOBER 11, 1S9C. Girl wanted-To do general house work. Call at 114 Pawnee street. Holiday damped linen sale at the Bee Hive's popular prteoa sate 'Monday. CD-cant cotton underwear for 23c ftt the Bee Hive's popular priced sale Monday. Spwlail leadens In 'our doaK department to the great opening sale at the GoflcteTi Rule. Wonted— A blacksmith that can do general work In blacksmTthi shop. Inquire at .this office. Dress 'goods <wlU bo Momer.ellully slaughtered 'in tbo .grand openJng ealo at tbo Golden R\ile. •Beautiful trimmed hats and. bonnets at Mrs. W. J. Potter's, Broadway. Call and see, at Yery K>w prices. , .For .Information, concerning annual gas rates, sec card of Lognnsport & W&basb Valley Gas Co.,. on first page. All my firtands I -was unable to shako •by 'tlhc JMWW], I wish 1 to say "Good-bye," and usa-ln tliauk -them for the large patronwge bestoTved upon me. during -my .•UillPtj'-siywsB years'" career nere.- ilarry 'Frank. Awarded Highest Honors—World's Pair. CREAM BAKING PONDER MOST PERFECT MADE. A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powdery. Free from Ammonia, Alum or »ny other adulterant. THAT INSULT TO BRYAN. Cartoon Misread by Pharos Reporter Through Ignoraece or Malice. W'lieu' Bryan wns here, and for weeks previous to hJs vfislt, <a .Sound Money Republican cartoon was posted tn an upper window of itihe Pan-handle station building. This cartoon furnJsh'Ol the riiiwos with a basis for a liwvl albout a fonctod Insult to 'M,r. Biyon, or gnvo .it a cliance to .mollctoiusiy misTOpre- sciut. Tho poster, which was seen by ninny •before T!rya.n day and slmcc, -amd which was easily read fi-ora tlic platform, was •headed, "A'ra Uuwtflco'nie Deputation." How this could be •bvt&ted Into "An Unwelcome Guest," as a choice and -un- c.iill«l Ji'ffron't to tho candidate of- the Ph'aros, It is -hard -to sec. The PJiai-os man vwy imlisnantly votom to the irla- C(inl, ixMHlBng 'i'tlo wit himself and hH tllstot-fced M-ens of the- disnosutlon oC the .Paiitoamlle officers. He -also quotes in- diffflarat shlppciv* who cxpi-cssod tliem- sclves Ri-iitls on. '.hhe ma.Otor as misrop- resciwod by -h-lm. Iliis-is-MM?'poster in full: Ini the u'p- pe.r Jc'ft ban'd corner Is Uie f-:ico of Alurali.Tm Lincoliis surrounded by n ivrealili, and beneath -are the words, "Yooi cam fool some o'f tivoipc.oplc fill tiic .time, and you c;wi lool flffl tine people somo of the tl'rae, but ywt can't fool •all the peopte all the time 1 ." Across the top a.re the -word* nils- quoted by tlie Pharos: "An UMwe-'.como Deputation." T.h,is wxfors to four Ameniea-ns who look to tiho ccnti-al figure, smh-kmi? Willie ;Bvyaa for answers to several questions' presented on cards which tbtey cai-ry. Tlio farmer advances tho proposition, "The Farmers Want n, Homo .Market for Aigr.iculture, aiid a Good Foreign Market." - T!io (business iman <isks, "What About thle Tariff, Mr. Bn-yan?" The worklngmno teists "PWXCECTOVE TAKIMTFiS A,ro Better Thaw Idteness." Ibe nranufaietuper presents The truth .that "Wo Waat a Tairlff, -mart Insists That Our Work Shall be Done «t Home wad Not Abroad." Mr. Bryan, -with uplift-art Hand waves the quesMonwe back. He carries Uis ra:bblt foot, and says, "O'h no; no tariff 'Changw! As I Iwive already said in my letter otf acceptance, I constaer the tariff fit raaBter of minor Importance." At .1'bc .boWom of the poster is tUe follow! np. quotation from Mr. Bryan, be- iiig his answer to the follcnrtwg ques- tton j>»t by 'Oomgressman MeKonna of .California, -March 1C, 1802. Mr.' McKen-na -oaid: "Do you rewJly beliovo tlia;t tlie proteat'lve policy :» similar to the pHekpockct's policj- of pwttlnff a maw's luiEd i-»to another m-an's pocket and extracting money from Jt?" Mr. BiTan answorod, "l'«s, taat is my •brtlef." ' , In this way wa's the rf=oi-y Siarted ,1-hait. -Jin-. Bryan wns Insulted by Pnn- company pi-e.sen.ttaK 4ho pl'ec« is snild to be entirely ca,r*a;Me. The lead- Hi- fointotao .rcto of AHco G'roer -has l>ecn flswlfeneH 1 *> ML'ss Bt«sX) Taylor, a talented 'acfcness of rare . force n.nil beniutj'. wlDO-se siiccess to the pa^t Is snild to 'be vei-y, mna-ked-. Th-c. snpport- Jiag -oa-st Inolnd-es a mimber of players, wlio 'have acihtoved. &uccefi-« ta tho piece on foiiner occasions, inotaibly Logan r.'imil, wliois* impersonation of. President Uncoto 1s said 'to- 't«e the -best stace ii*Ri>re&cinita.tI'on. of ,-tliie miiirtj'retl presklorit efwr glve-a . . . Koa'd the large poster to. this paper this TDKuraing, it will give'ycmg'ooKlSujv reaStag, and .then tomoii'orw gi>-.to.. CAVEHIMTW'O Jury Lets Lon Saxon off With a Light Sentence Public Thinks It Light Considering the Character of the Crime.' AlrWo G. Saxon wns-adjiidgwl guilty of rlio crime o!' attempted rape and a .punishment of., two year* hi ths Xui'DliMiu 'prison, was fixed by fh-c- Jui'.» as tho .proper, punishment, togtfhWer wltdi a fine of'fifry dollars. 'An iigrco- moint was ite-it-hed at 2 o'clock Saturday morning after four hours and a ihnlf of tMiber-atian, Tho piiWJc jcrenwailly is inclined to .think that'the sentence is ll-glit enough. In. fact, lit Is generally thought *hat if Saxon is guffl-ty at ail, toe should have received 'a much heavier sentence. His paisit recautl has been anything 'but good, and tlills Last charge is the most serious offeiuse tlia.t can -be committed ajralnst the morals of a community. fth'Out protection •from such brutal assaults except a light prison sentence, there te no socm'Hy against bestial natures such as the enidence shows'this >man "to liave. .The faimily of Saxon Is entitled- to (sympathy.. There is no Wot or stn 1 n on the clMuw'dter of Ms .immediate -family,- ood those -who saw his mother, as «-he .sat ;by her boy da the court room throughout the revolting trial, agree that her maternal 3oro was put to the ser-exest *esit. The evWeoee shows thait Saxon's associates iilave been of the most vicious sort, and 1 almost everyone who knows Mm- describes Mm ns tielmg of ft brutal, bestial type. It Is no excuse for his 'action, to say that this yoiung -woman -wits herself not of such n character as one would wish to ha.ve ns a sister's associate. It was undeniably proved thait iher virtue was untarnished, amd even bad it been otherwise, It, wontM liiive mitigated the offense -but little in the eyes o>f law- abiding people; ami <r.hos« wfio love honor atooive fast. •M Inns been often boMiy asserted, on «l*c streets, and Judge Nelson as boldly o'olalliriqd tlie fact' in his argument before tlio jury, that had the victim of Saxoiu's .assault been a resident of this citiy, Instead of a stranger wuo preferred to veil her identity, an'd who was In 'that degree suspected of beinj; loss i>ure tlMm tlie •BOitgWbors or friends albmit us, there .wonW . 'Iia,ve been a nraeb ^renter severely used; and he -added thiat, Ff tire jury wera-to 'let this ftrlrao go wnamnishocl. Mere would be no need of <a Jury In, the next case of •th-o kind: Mvo people would disgrace iMiemsoilvcls, tout the crime would be; punished -In an 'awful ma=cr. The 'defense made a. strong-fight for tire Wborfy of Soxou, -but (hoy were opposed -by a. force equa'lly n-s strong, and It is isafe to say that no svtone was left unturned on either 'Side. Tlie attorneys for the dofon&o soy they will more hofl'ven Jind earlli' for a new ili'onr- Jnig, '-bnt .the general 'OpSTL'ton la that they will let weM -enoiTgh alone, antl •not'.risk a worse pun.isbmen>t In a re- .UoansinK of the ease, even if tho court should grant It. SOUND HONEY DEHOCRATS Who Will Speak in Indiana This Week. , Hoa Jalm P. W«Shi, of California, the eloquejrt and wilitty ana-tor, Jwis 1>een in groat demanfl by tho iSoumd Money Democrats all over rhe country. He wHl make three or^four speeches In Indiana, one of them at Elwood next Wedeesklfly, Oat. 14th. Tie Elwood SoaiDid Moniey Demoerats mre maMng big preparations to cotfiirbUni him' and exipect visiting doleg-aittoos from oellgh- •tHWInp towns. Ex-Go-rornor Rofvwell P. Flower, who te to speak hei'e lihls week, I* another Sound Money Democrat Who is 1n great demand, and LogflMport h'ns Ixxin foi'tiunnite 4n isecurinj? him. "THE BXSMJN." Doto aDnoitncos for October 15«h, Thursaay, the advent af thait populsn- naral drama, "The Ensign." T.he plot ot the play Is founded on a .hllsftorittiil event of 1861—the .Jlason-Si- dcH incidcmt, whlcli came menr pluns- •tag thlS^eiagn'tr}" lia*o a wa.r with Great •Briitaiu-, Then ire claimed the right to po'l'l'til-cat refiige&s Irom a foreipro by force on iilie Mgh sen?, now we '(.he riff!)* to pro!tect -politit-al nv under onr fln« right on the f or- ellsn soil thait''producad' them. As a plc- .turosqiie nihistratfon. of the life'of our pallamit -Amcritcwnj T,ars, and », life-like •and powerfuJj 'Sketch' of scenes our boa rcl am' Airierican main-'-CKiv-ar, • "The ,Eu : , sigai". is said to be paramount/ ' '' BXCU-BISION TO PERU. . ., .On accoumt of tli« pen»era.Hc rally, nt Pern, Tuesday, OctcA>er l3Khv the Wmlbasli wW sell a-ouml Wp tMkets' ii,t 'tlin rate, of Qfty cetats. Tickets good •gofng ojily on-the mo-rotos train; good returntos on any rtgulai tiain taielud iiiir'th'e -motming of 13ie llth The c,ele bratcid Irish'-Ameaican orator Tohn P will, .-spent tot ths National S THERf WILL BE NO SEmEMFNT. The Closing cut of the Otto Kraus stock is absolute afcd should; be taken Advantage of by every economical pers n, Thousands were this season's purchase, nghtup to date.hats, shoes and clothing, appraised b your own citiz ns, men of sterling integrity, at the lowest cash wholesale valu;-, understand, "Wholesale Value" naturally meaes a heavy reduction from regular prices, in many casef fully fifty pfer c»-m man actual cost, THERE WILL BE NO SE TTLcME^T, the stock and fixtures will bs closed ou% the total stock, was appraised at $44,4-99.4-[ $10,000 in excess of Mr. Kraus's liabilities. The quicker tne stock is sold the oetter for all concerned on account of expense of conduct ing sale. ' ALBERT G. JENKINES, Assignee. COUNTY MEETING Semi-Annual Convention of Temperance Workers. Officers Named, and one of the Helpful Papers Presented. The GIBS county W. C. T. TJ. at their; semi j aamua!l convention at the Home for tine Friendless, Sept 23d, elected five fallowIniR officers far the comtag year: Presideinit—airs. Wary J. Wasntoum. Corresponding and Recording S<?cro- ta,ry—Mrs. Alice G. Geary. Treaswrar—Mrs. Hester Amdarson, of Royal Center. ,aih« day' was li-Mod with 1 'add.ix«-<ses. songs nnttl 'hcilpfu'l iwlks perbi.toi.iii? to •tflie work, and was n- happy mooting ot tillage worklne together fti this great cause oC temperance. The foUowtog paper wns read: "OETRflStTTAN CITIZENSHIP. "They were first called Gh-rlstr-ans at ( Aiiiil'i'oclit—th'ait is, followers of. Christ, [ ithe -Sou of God, Who went about doing . ;ooU. Then Chi'tetiinms should go about j d'otns? good in- H:ie name, Tlifirefore . :Iio Woniaiu'iS OlirJStiiMU Temperance i TJjiion ot I/ogamisport tons adopted for ! •ts m'otto. The Love oC Ch!ri»t Con- dtrafecU* TJ.s.' Comstra-ioeth us to do ^ •what? To <To good. How can we do gootl? By practicing the Go,kfon Rule, | wlilch says, 'Do Unto Others As You ( Would Tliat They Should' Do Unto You,' Ami -that not alone In a. passive Tr.iy, but iin 'am aggressive one. For In- ( stamee, iC we see one 'Without toterest ] in Ms soul's welfare, tappy and j tboughitiless, sertin/ely enjoying this ( world's floeti-ng Measures, should we allow Mm to go wflruowt a. wairnltig of the d'csitriKbion aw.'iii'ting him-? Would | we 'bo grateful to .i-no.tlicr roar so doing • with us ? Ato, mo, we o.ughit to -bo gi-atc- j f ul When, God sends iUDTction* upon- us, j ill .by ithwt inraws we aco nnvaJaared to j our sin-C'Jlfles-s aiutl God's forgiving love. Let. us them, mot neglect to warn ' those who .'lire violaJd-ag God's law . opc-nily and de-damr,ly-by tho snle oif in- j toslcating liquo-rs. Wo ai-e ClMsti-an etliizesis, ft'nd as such, we owe .1 duty to -the godly a.nd the ungodly. To the godly we should 1>e a comfort by uniting our prayers aiiidi ttoa;nksgJ-\ing; thus onabHIng us ito leafl ia quiet and peaceful- llife In all giodliness anid' hon- '•wfty, for this is good in the sight ot God, who wJU have aH mem saved-ami oo-me urato the kmowledge of tilie truth. Tlite umgodHy we should ilinsteuct to. all geintloness amd kiindnoss, iwoyJng tlifl't God will brlmjg them to repenitflnoe, and to tlie acknowledgome.nit of ttoe truth, 'thtus to ibe roelftlnMxl from' tiie snnre of the devil, wlio 1ms taken them captive. But how >a,re wie to instiruct those •choit refuse to receive Instruction'? Go ye out toto the -highways and -by-ways amd .eora'pel or persuade men to como in, .Js tlie -comniand. But when men rtire taken captive by Satara, they not onlly refuse *» come to .themselves, but iaointia.minflite others, n,nd same of Wic others tn«y be »«• own de;»r ones. Vep- iHy,.lt becomes *he duty of ClidsUnn citJliicns to put d'ow-n evil w.ithi a strong tand. Indiana li«« given a good law ivftii "iVh'ieh, to oa>pose tlw* saloo.ni elfr u>eri't, bwt I ih»ve :he!ii-d of only one couaty 'in the whole Stare (of nearly o,ne •liinn'd-red- comities) tJnat -lias nwdc a pmctlcnl nppM-cn!l.|ion. of tho Jaw, «.ud that is QVtXKn eoiiwty: All lionor to 'It. T'lva.t couwty -lins nret e-vi^ry appMcn- Mom for sJiiociii license -witih- a remoti- imce. HOT'W, not a saswai exists In. Oisvt.couinty.. Now the sacooin «lcmoe i nit lias -banded Dogcthcr to inavc Mie Xic-li- olson ln:w'amiu-nod, as we 'learn by r.lw foll-owJii? notice: The ludiianaa, Stote Llqtiot Lensruo 'licit! it-si axrrasnH meeitln? •here wM>h> eiifflut}' d'crjcga-teis-, .represent- iug- as mamy Jncocpwraite orpain'b'/aiaons th fl.tfcendfl.nce. The laague datermlned to oppose 'Ch« caniOKl'iMy for office of all raw regardless ol party, who' ai-e not in:.sympathy with,.their.bwiu-ess.. The. ..,..,. h'olsO'n law was dsmounced; and the people we,re called opon to wsfet in.get- tlirtg lit off iblie statute -books. 'Georgfl Tippe of Anidereou was.cJiosen presl- t of tho league, and J. H. -Bnimer nnd J J GOUiew both of this city tieasurei and secretary respectively Jhdlstiwn -women -wllll tve «iibmlt to ; when we are assure i a the lord is KODAKS KODAKS f I hare the aginey for the products of the EASTMAN KODAK Od of Eoohester, If. Y.. the largest and beet equipped concern in the worftS manufacturing PHOTO9RAPHIO INSTRUMENTS aod SUPPLIES. Their goods are taken as Standard the world over. Size 3x4 inches; ounces. Takes a picture inches. Either film or gtMB plates can be used. DOM p*feet work. Price fSM. . Takes square pictures, 3%s3% Inches; size « camera, 4%x4%x(i Inches; weight 20 ounces. Pcta • ?10.CO. .,.£ Improved No. 2 Bultet. . , This 'outfit is sufficiently large for all ordinary amateur photography. Includes laiup, trays, two dozen sheets Dolio paper, solution, etc. Price, $1.50. A. .B. C. Developing and Printing Outfit Full Line of Supplies Kept on Hand. C. W. GRAVES Successor to W. T. QIFFE, 413 Broadway. , v JT 1 PT r\ Will positively cure loss of Manhood, Weak Memoir A/I A / I iDtainesa, AVakefulness, Ki«ht losses. All drain^; IVI A /A /Nervousness. Youthful Errors, Use of Opium. Eta. JLTJLZ A*— I V^. wbichsuro i y ] ea d to deatb or insanity, A Positive Cure. Large Boxes, $2.00. Sold only at the company's office, or sent by wml or express on ! ceipt ot price. INDIANAPOLIS MEDICINE CO. 120 Fort Wayne CAMS. H. YALE'S Magnlflcent Production ct the Famous Spectacle, The Twelve Temptations 1 Be-emb*ll»Hed and added to sott I> now 365 DAYS AHEAD OF THE YEAR Introducing tn Its portrayal "0 peopla. • •»• •m : i,-:fe "1 ^ .;.^ i • SEE The Coming Women Tho Going Men The Ballet of Fa<Is Jlatt*ry Turk Ton Sh mild ff r A R All In ft Bow Ton «u« tl f*PL If Over the BrldRc Yon've Got to *»*-•«-« The ramo The Great Jolin Harty The IninouK lunch SPECIALTIES runny Gu« Bruno, Jr. Pretty Joule Slunon Tilt Urotliern Elllotf • -'si ''•-'v'j '-'-•^ n :1 •'M First Appearuiw in America of Two romons Dancers MLLE. MARIA FERRERO AND MLLE. QISELDA BASSEQQIG •m THE PRODUCTION INTACT. ^^^^.^^^M^^B^HIHMB *^K?S!^^^^ ~ .on our side? If we do the Wood o£ once, is on our 'tauids, naid wi/11 be «t : l>ar of God wlion we ore called to up In WITH HEARTY. CHEERS. Logansport, Ind., Enters Hnjor McKinley's Lawn. The Cantoia, Ohio, Repository'says of the Logansport delegation which visited -Mnjor McKinley; Thursday: A email but enthulnstic delegation; from .Logansport, :Ind., was the seconfl-to appear upon the McKlnley lawn Ihuis day afternoon. They ai rived at 1 l r on a special Ft \\ ayno train, having been been on the «ay smce 5 o clocU GREATER THAN EVER. ••^•^^^••••^*™^^ B ^***^ B ***^^^^ this uwruiuK. They entered the cliooi'iugr-and Major McKuk'y when-to' appeared was {riwn. ci siund or.itioa . liy the -Mtt-I<» pany. "'"The delw.ition w.i« in, eharpe- oS Attorney AY. T. Wilson, Dr. J. 55. PowcH 'and Soi U. Biviwl-t. Mr; Wilson woe -: spoke^maro of iluviwrty. ' ••-... . -Major Miclvinley's .response.'waF':; warmly applawiwl. and' the visltonE:'- Were verj* «;ntlHRiia*!ic. in. their eftonH": to shake hiiiMls with him." W '••^ :ll m m '^ :-.v&S AT-'Stoll has inircliastfd 'stock-of jn-oceries from his- John .T. Swli aud will ta.ke aj once. . ,Am\Uu-V, -vou luy win be i bargn* at tOiu BPO HIM. s popular pi cedartB Monday ; Jf-, ?V*n
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Hello Funky Friends,
It's Paula here, and i'm with you today to bring you my creation/interpretation of the autumnal theme set by our lovely Amanda.
Well, I started to work on a project to bring to you this time, but then remembered I'd already made a card the other day which was in autumnal colours - which is unusual because its a 'congratulations on your pregnancy' card. It's not a massive card, but I have put my biggest hugs and best wishes in there, so hopefully it's big enough for that!
I hope that my photos are OK for you this time, because my proper camera has broken (the motorised lens barrel won't go back in, and when I keep pressing the power button - all it does is clicks, so i've had to leave it like it. It's happened once before and it righted itself, but not holding out any hope this time.
Anyway, because I've taken these pictures on my mobile phone, I hope that the quality is good, but then again - the colours are so vivid anyway that half the battle is won already!
For my card, I've used the Craft The Year Away CD ROM and used papers from my favourite colour collection 'January Blues'. Well let me tell you - if you're looking for miserable colours because its just January... you are really mistaken. These are my favourites on the CD (did I mention that already?).
I've also used a digi from that CD too which is the pram, and the reason I've used the pram is because my best friend has told me that her daughter has announced that she's pregnant again - with baby number 2, so I did a little card to congratulate them - they already have a four year old son.
On the worksheet area of the CD, I loaded up three papers (brown, the cream and the unusual striped one). I then reduced them to a quarter of the page size (A6) then dragged the image of the pram four times. To make sure you re size everything to exactly the same size, click on each image while holding down the 'shift' key which will 'group' them together, then drag one of the corners to re size as desired. This re sizes all four at the same time. Each image of the pram was then dragged on to each of the quarters of the page - as follows:
You can see that once I have selected all four images that only ONE box appears around them all - also, the bottom right square on the box has turned green. This is because I clicked on it so I could re size the box, which basically means that all four of the images get re-sized at the same time. You can see all the other great digi stamps to the left of the workspace - well actually, that's not half of them judging by how far the scroll bar has still got to go down the digi-stamp page!
So, after printing the above out - which is only one click in the programme (then it brings your own printer option box up), I cut each of the prams out, but the plain white one was kept intact with its white background as that was to be its mat too (you'll see what I mean when you see the card).
After snipping up all the elements from each of the coloured images - wheels, body, canopy/hood, frill... I started playing around by placing them on the white version - I was seeing which combination would work the best. For those who aren't aware, this is what paper piecing is.
I didn't want the card to look either too masculine nor too feminine either because when all said and done, no-one knows what the sex of the baby is, and its not due until late May 2012 anyway although I'll bet they will want to find out.
The greeting on the card is the congratulations banner, which I placed over the striped paper to get exactly the look I wanted. I then matted the finished image onto the multi-coloured polka dotty paper from the same collection to bring the look together.
Even though the collection is called 'January Blues', I personally think that it is full of the warm colours of Autumn and the collection remains my favourite on 'Craft The Year Away'.
You still have 4 whole days in which to join in - and if you can't because you don't have any Funky Hand papers to craft with - particularly any autumnal colours, Anice has kindly designed a Funky Freebie especially for the challenge. In order to qualify for the challenge - you only need use this backing paper in some way on your project with anything else you have from your stash.
Here is a thumbnail of the freebie - which you can download by going HERE:
Here are the bits left over after I did the hack job on all three samples (enough to make 2 more prams, but nothing to mount them on):
Looks like child's play!
Here is my finished card complete with greeting:
So there you have it, a very different kind of card for the autumn theme - got the colours about right, and I need to add that, the news of the impending birth was announced in autumn afterall! Actually, I think its a good name for a girl and I'm pretty sure that I've heard someone call their kid that already...
Be sure to check out Amanda's post HERE and read all the rules before you join in the challenge... (well, there's only one, which is to use something by Funky Hand on your project - and there's no excuse because I already told you (above) that there is a freebie for those who don't have anything by Funky Hand already.))) This freebie will no longer be available once this challenge is closed, because there will be another one in its place to co-ordinate with the new challenge's theme.
If you do decide to join in with us, just add your card to the inlinks gadget at the bottom of each of this months posts... and remember that the challenge will change on the funky 15th November.
Thanks for reading and happy crafting one and all,
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Yuvi Zalkow is the author of A Brilliant Novel in the Works, the Failed Writer video series, and the host of Neurotic Tornado, a podcast series where Yuvi talks about "married life, emotional issues, creativity, writing, or whatever is worrying me that day." These are his good things.
Good things to read.
The Razor's Edge by Somerset Maugham. I love this novel. I love this storyteller. I don't hear people talk about Maugham so much lately. Then again, I don't get out so much lately. The book starts like this: "I have never begun a novel with more misgiving." How could you not love him after that?
The Night, and the Rain, and the River. Full disclosure: I should tell you that I know the publisher and I know the editor and I know a few of the writers. But it is a hell of a good book with some wonderful stories in it. And I think that Laura Stanfill at Forest Avenue Press is an amazing bad ass with an amazing mission. Oh. While we're disclosing things here — I should also tell you that I submitted a story to this collection that was ill-suited for this collection. And I got rejected. Did it bother me? Hell yes. (Though I won't admit it to anyone. Not even you.) It is a lovely book. Buy it. Read it.
The last thing you wrote. Or I just mean that if you do any kind of writing, it is good to read it like a reader. I have a boatload of tricks I use to get into this headspace — read it aloud, get someone else to read it, get the computer to read it, read it to a mirror, read it naked, change the font. Anything. And I should clarify that when I say "the last thing you wrote", I don't actually mean I want to read the last thing YOU wrote. I'm sorry to admit it, you probably are a very good writer, but I'm just too worn out these days to read any more than what I'm already reading. Sorry. It's not you, it's me.
Good things to watch.
Ira Glass on Storytelling. Every year, I rewatch this set of four short videos from Ira Glass about storytelling. The others are easy to find from there. So much wisdom about storytelling from him. I'm always a sucker for someone using themselves as part of the story of what not to do.
The Wire. Wow, I love that series. It really is worth the hype and all the arrogant chatter from arrogant people about its greatness. I actually didn't want to like it because I was so tired of people telling me how it was the best show ever. And it took me a few episodes to get into it, I couldn't keep up with all the characters and all the story lines. And then, when my guard was down, a few episodes into it, I became one of those arrogant assholes chattering about its greatness. I miss Omar Little.
Anything with your partner/spouse/lover/bff/buddy/neighbor/nemesis. My wife and I are in a particularly busy phase right now. Both working more than full time. Two kids. Multiple side projects. We are wiped out at the end of the day. But we try to spend at least one night a week watching a TV show together (usually via Netflix). Some phases we go highbrow (The Wire), some phases we go less highbrow (Buffy), but it is so nice to watch a show (and maybe analyze it a little) with someone you like.
Good things to use.
Public transit. I fucking love public transit. It works nicely in Portland. The light rail is good for writing. Lately, though, my commute involves a bus, and I get carsick (bus-sick) if I write, or even if I read. So I listen to audiobooks (last one was The Golem and the Jinni, thanks to @macdrifter). I sometimes listen to podcasts too. Sometimes I even listen to my OWN podcast as I'm editing the thing, which is very narcissistic to admit, but I need to edit my arguments with my wife so that they are more digestible to our small and lovely audience.
Gin. I sure do like a gin martini. I love a gin martini. But when I've got Hendrick's Gin, I like it so much that I don't want to clutter the flavor with the vermouth or the olive, so I drink it straight. Though I try to only drink one or two shots' worth of it, because I'll get even dumber-sounding on my podcast after two drinks. And I can't afford being dumber than usual.
Swim goggles. Not on land. That would be weird. But in a pool. I've just taken to swimming. Partly this is because my wife is making me exercise because I'm a miserable asshole when I work all day at my day job and all night at my writing. Sometimes, I'm an asshole even after exercising. But I love swimming in particular because it forces me to disconnect — from people, yes, but especially nice to disconnect from technology. (Please don't send me info about waterproofing my iPhone — I don't want to hear it.) It is quiet in there in the water. I can slow down my crazed thinking process. I can step back from the world in motion, though I realize that metaphor breaks down in a lot of ways, like how I'm more in motion in the pool than at my keyboard, or how swimming doesn't really involve a 'step' back. I was never very good with metaphors or similes. They often break on me. Like a snow leopard in heat.
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Much sneezing. Then, after a few days, noticing the purple and yellow Weed Bouquet the kids had picked for me, blooming in its glass of water. (I waited until they went to bed and sloshed the whole thing down the disposal.) No more sneezing. Also? I need to weed.
Seth-2yr and Caden-4yr sat in their car seats while I ran into the house to grab a water bottle. When I got back, the radio (dangerously left on the 80s station) was just beginning to play Funky Cold Medina, a la the totally un-kid friendly and unacceptable Tone Loc. Yelling, "NoooOOOOooo!" I dove across the front seat to punch a button that would make him STOP already. That song would start some conversations that really just don't need to be had. Then, just two hours later I turned the tv on and there was a cartoon video on a kids' channel by the now somewhat kid friendly Tone Loc. I saw the words "Tone Loc" in the corner of my tv screen and hit a button on the remote, though, a little trigger happy after my recent dive across the frontseat.
Anyway. The three boys are outside with new sidewalk chalk and popsicles. So glad for spring.
This morning at Target, Seth-2yr did NOT want to get out of his car seat and into the waiting shopping basket. I tried everything, but he had his arms crossed and I was hoping to avoid prying them open and freeing him from his seatbelt by force. Our success at Target would be far more likely if I could just 'talk' him out of that seat. I tried it all. Then, just as I was readying for a full on physical Remove The Child scenario, a mother pulled up nearby and placed a compliant little blond girl in a shopping basket. "Ooh. Seth-2yr. If we hurry, you'll be able to catch up to that sweet little girl and wave hello." Seth-2yr, Ethan-7yr, and Caden-4yr LOVE girls. I don't usually exploit this for my own shopping purposes. Today was special like that, though. Seth-2yr practically put himself into that shopping basket and patted my hand to hurry me up. When we got close, he started calling out "Hi! Hi, GIRL!" And then he held up 2 fingers and called – across the Target parking lot – "I am TWO!" She didn't seem to notice his existence, but he didn't notice. Score one for Mom. Target was a breeze after that.
Whatever happened to Connie the Cow? I loved her. So artistic for a cow.
After the Most Successful Trip to Target, Thanks to a Cute Blond, I ran into someone I thought I knew. That's a hard scenario for me, because I don't recognize people very well. I tend to think strangers are people I know and hug them and talk to them, and then completely not understand why people i THINK are strangers are talking to me like they've known me all their lives. Anyway. Man in Target parking lot seems familiar. He says hello and seems to think he knows me, too. This happens here a lot. It's West Texas. Friendly folk abound. So he asks about my sons. Plural. I only have the one with me. Hmm. Clearly another person I should be recognizing and am not. I hate that feeling. I small talk with him (oooh, i HATE to small talk) until I BRILLIANTLY notice that he is standing in front of a repair vehicle bearing a very familiar name. It's the same repair company that came out more than 8 times in the last 12 months to repair my Frigidaire Lemon Refrigerator. No wonder he knew me. We were like family, he and I. I spent more hours with him than I did with certain friends and family members. Eventually his company gave up on our refrigerator – which had turned into a side by side, stainless steel Freezer/Freezer. Frigidaire finally paid up on the warranty and we replaced it with another brand. The Frigidaire side be side, stainless steel Lemon Freezer/Freezer is in the garage, dependably freezing solid everything we put in it.
I caught up with the repairman I hope to never have to call again.
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HART3361 The Dutch Golden Age and the Art of Exploration
- Credit
- 6 points
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Availability Location Mode Not available in 2020 UWA (Perth) Face to face
- Details for undergraduate courses
- Level 3 option in the History of Art major sequence
- The area of knowledge for this unit is Design and Creative Arts
- Category A broadening unit for Bachelor of Arts students where relevant according to the broadening requirements for each student
- Level 3 elective
- Content
- This unit focuses on the art of the Dutch Golden Age and early explorations. What were the effects on art and culture of Dutch explorations at home and abroad? How does the work of artists like Rembrandt and Vermeer reflect globalisation? In the seventeenth century, the world was changing rapidly. Since the end of the fifteenth century, it had been mostly the Spanish and Portuguese who set sail to the Americas, Africa and Asia. But when the Dutch entered the scene at the turn of the seventeenth century, they very soon became the most dominant power in the overseas trade. The establishments of permanent trading posts and settlements in Asia, Africa and America not only brought the Dutch in contact with local cultures, they permanently changed them. At the same time, trade with faraway lands brought unknown wealth to the Netherlands. A new class of wealthy merchants developed a taste for paintings, prints, shells, tulips, porcelain, and exotic objects for their new houses. The question is whether the overseas trade, the import of foreign artefacts and the encounter with 'the other' not only profoundly changed Dutch art but also had a lasting effect on the culture and society of the Dutch Republic. In this unit we discuss the encounters with foreign cultures and the impact of cultural exchange, the view of 'the other' (visual ethnography versus exoticism and its racist undercurrents), and the phenomenon of transculturation and globalisation.
This unit is characterised by a hands-on approach, with numerous on and off-campus visits to public and private collections.
- Outcomes
- Students are able to (1) locate the art of the Dutch Golden Age in the broader historical, cultural and politico-economic context of globalisation; (2) employ key theoretical approaches and sound research skills in regard to the art of the Dutch Golden Age and internationalising trends; (3) engage with debates about the history of globalisation mediated by the art of the Dutch Golden Age; (4) understand the role of art of the Dutch Golden Age in commercial and enterprising interests and of the shifts wrought by global forces in genre, style and techniques unique to the locale; (5) integrate cross-cultural awareness with cogent visual and aesthetic analyses of the artistic contribution made by the Dutch Golden Age; and (6) critically engage with current intellectual inquiry to compose coherent historical and theoretical arguments.
- Assessment
- Indicative assessments in this unit are as follows: (1) research proposal; (2) research paper; and (3) oral assessment. Further information is available in the unit outline.
Supplementary assessment is not available in this unit except in the case of a bachelor's pass degree student who has obtained a mark of 45 to 49 overall and is currently enrolled in this unit, and it is the only remaining unit that the student must pass in order to complete their course.
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- Unit rules
- Prerequisites:
- at least one Level 2 unit from the History of Art major sequence OR
MEMS2001 Classical Traditions and Transformations in Medieval and Early Modern Europe
- Incompatibility:
- VISA2208 Art of the Reformation
VISA3320 Art of the Reformation
VISA3361 The Dutch Golden Age and the Art of Exploration
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- The availability of units in Semester 1, 2, etc. was correct at the time of publication but may be subject to change.
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Tis a plethora of passions that makes people tick
Be they words or numbers or a hook on a stick
Be it fallow acres waiting to be plowed
Or studying the whims in the mind of a cloud
Someone invented those dear alarm clocks
The curve on the base of a chair so it rocks
A toilet that flushes, better winter tires
And for the technician, multi-colored wires
Whatever we touch in an ocean of things
Is the fruit of a thought that's been given its wings
Of nuts and bolts, metal, fabric, or wood
Someone declared, ah yes, this is good….(yes, even plastic)
God bless the seeker who chases his dream
Teach us to regard it with thankful esteem
And preserve the pleasure of its delight
Not by addiction, but healthy appetite
Tis a plethora of passions that stirs creature souls
The seed of fulfillment, the setting of goals
Born of inner thirst, need or desperation
The whisper of Passion is the bud of creation
© Janet Martin
This poem was inspired by a number of moments…
Wandering though the mall looking at all the 'stuff' and wondering …why?
Mulling over a comment someone made yesterday about an up-coming generation of stupidity because kids are 'glued to some gadget and they don't read anymore'…not true for all but WAY too many!
And this morning I suddenly wondered who invented the ANNOYING sound of an alarm clock!
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Elegance Leather Charm Bracelet
Elegant is what you will feel in this leather charm bracelet. This bracelet is amazingly simple yet stunning, you can easily wear it with almost every color of clothing in your wardrobe.
This charm bracelet is made of lizard print Italian high quality leather, with a stainless steel magnetic clasp, that makes it amazingly easy to put on. It also comes with 2 rose gold and 2 rose gold color rhinestone charms that gives off just enough sparkle with every movement.
Styling Tips: Our Elegance Leather Charm bracelet would look lovely paired with a gold color ring for a fresh look.
All bracelets come with a gift box
- Size: 23 inches long (58.5 cm)
- 6mm thickness
- Wraps around the wrist 3 times
- Stainless steel tone magnetic closure
- 4 charms
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Mike Pence used to document his opinions on the website for his old radio show. In one of his columns, Pence argued that the president should be held to a higher moral standard than your average American. These writings were recently brought to light by CNN's KFile and by Splinter in 2016. They were originally posted in the late 1990s.
Mike Pence wrote:
On the second count, that the President is 'just like the rest of us', he is the most powerful man in the world. If you and I fall into bad moral habits, we can harm our families, our employers and our friends. The President of the United States can incinerate the planet. Seriously, the very idea that we ought to have at or less than the same moral demands placed on the Chief Executive that we place on our next door neighbor is ludicrous and dangerous. Throughout our history, we have seen the presidency as the repository of all of our highest hopes and ideals and values. To demand less is to do an injustice to the blood that bought our freedom
Mike Pence also wrote:
Further, the Presidents repeated lies to the American people in this matter compound the case against him as they demonstrate his failure to protect the institution of the presidency as the 'inspiring supreme symbol of all that is highest in our American ideals'.
If the President does not resign, the Republican Congress must impeach him even if it costs them their majority because the laws of this republic charge them with the duty to so act. Absent an uncharacteristic act of selflessness by the President, it is left to the Republicans to live up to their label and defend the laws and institutions of this Republic. If our leaders flinch at this responsibility, they would do well to heed the Proverb "if a ruler listens to lies, all his officials become wicked". Our leaders must either act to restore the luster and dignity of the institution of the Presidency or we can be certain that this is only the beginning of an even more difficult time for our land. For the nation to move on, the President must move out.
Pence has been radio silent on the allegations Trump currently faces.


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A NOVICE runner stunned his mates by completing a 10k course...at the age of 70.
Eddie McGuire, from Barrhead, only took up running six months prior to the event in 2009 but, by practising every day and pushing himself to the limit, he managed to complete the remarkable feat.
The 10k run, organised by the Men's Health Forum, took place in Bellahouston Park, Glasgow, where Eddie whizzed round the course in an impressive time of one hour and 16 minutes.
At the time, the great-grandad told the Barrhead News: "It feels great to have completed the 10k and I am quite proud of myself because I didn't think I would be able to do it.
"When I first started, it was really hard work but I started off by walking about a mile a day.
"When it got to the running, I just took it bit by bit. It was a gradual process.
"I have met people in the pub who say that now they are retired they don't want to exercise, they just want to sit about but that's not for me.
"I'm always doing odd jobs for the family. I can't sit about the house. That's why I got into the running."
Eddie added: "Getting started is the hardest part but, once you are out the house and get going, you will really enjoy it.
"You can start off walking by taking out the kids, grandkids or even the dog to keep you company and just progress gradually.
"I would like to thank my family and the staff at the Arthurlie Inn and at the United Services Club, who have been brilliant in supporting me and backing me with donations."