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Cut a small hole (approximately 1/4") in the center of each coffee filter. Working from largest and darkest to smallest and lightest, stack filters on the wooden dowel. Finish tree by hot-gluing an undyed small filter upside-down on top of the dowel's end. Smooth down its sides so it resembles the top of a pine tree.
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Desert Sunrise
nytheatre.com review by Richard Hinojosa
September 29, 2005
It's astonishing how clearly and easily we perceive our differences: black/white, Yahweh/Allah, man/woman—it would seem that the list goes on infinitely. It is with much more difficultly that we take notice of the ways in which we are alike. Many writers have explored the theme of finding common ground and I always find that search intriguing, but it often seems that no matter how enlightened the exploration the answer to the question of what unites us never sticks.
So the question remains, what will make it stick? Playwright-director Misha Shulman may have the answer. The story he tells in his play Desert Sunrise may not be particularly original but the presentation of it is rife with aesthetics. There's live music, composed and performed with warmth and modesty by Yoel Ben-Sihin, over and under many scenes. There's a scrim behind which a dancer (Bhavani Lee) moves with the grace of flight. Shulman never forgets that beauty is as important as the message in the theatre. This is especially important when it comes to activist theatre.
There is an activist organization in Israel/Palestine called Ta'Ayush ("Living Together" in Arabic) that is an Arab-Jewish partnership for peace. For the past five years they have been taking action to stop the vicious cycle of violence in the region. By bringing together an Arab-Jewish cast and crew and presenting a show that explores themes of peace, justice, and universality, Desert Sunrise is a translation of this sort of positive action onto the stage.
It is set in the desert hills of Hebron where for a couple of centuries Arab farmers and shepherds have been living in caves. Ismail, a young Palestinian, lives in one of these caves. On this night, he meets Tsahi, an Israeli soldier on leave to visit his girl. When they first meet they don't even speak the same language, but they soon find English as a common ground (a nice metaphor for what's to follow).
Ismail and Tsahi slowly but surely discover that not only can they trust each other but they could actually be friends in a world that would allow such a friendship. They sing a song and they drum together, they smoke a little hash; one even attempts to teach the other to slow dance. But of course we wouldn't have a story if this lasted all night. Into the picture comes Ismail's girl Layla. She is not from the caves but from a nearby city and her heart aches for justice. She doesn't understand why Ismail is being so friendly with the enemy, and tensions flare up again. Eventually Layla comes to see why Ismail has let down his guard and she relaxes, but there's something odd about her behavior this night. She's acting strangely poetic.
The acting is mostly natural with a few well-placed moments of heightened poetics. Haythem Noor is very endearing as the young Palestinian man who is waiting on his "hawk" (what he calls his girl Layla). Alice Borman teeters between natural and presentational in the challenging role of Layla. Aubrey Levy is in full command of his role as the Israeli soldier who has a lot to learn about the other side (and a lot to offer as well). Levy's performance is quite moving and unforgettable.
Celia Owens'a set design is simple and attractive. Just a rock, a campfire, and some sand covering the whole stage. Itai Erdal's low cross-lighting creates some wonderful shadows and plays of light. Shulman's direction is layered and packed with meaning. Layla's dance, for example, with her every move shadowed by the dancer behind the scrim, gives us a little peek into her soul.
There are many reasons to see Desert Sunrise but perhaps the most important one is that Shulman presents his message with such eloquence, intelligence, and beauty that it may actual stick with us this time.


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I fiddled with this recipe quite a bit. The problem is in the shortbread. That's what makes or breaks a homemade Twix bar in my opinion. Most shortbread recipes are very flaky and crumbly, and that's just not going to work here. So I decided to add an egg and increase the flour content of a more traditional shortbread recipe. The process remains simple and the result is near perfect, if a little softer than the original.
These are great for a party, and freeze up well too.
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You could make this whole thing totally simple by buying prepackaged shortbread cookies, but I decided to try and do it from scratch!
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here is a good conversion chart I use for USA / UK measurements when cooking
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November 18th 2012 saw the Irish come together once again at the Immigration Museum. The Immigration Museum festivals are always well received by the community involved and the community at large, and the Irish festival was certainly no exception.
Doors opened at 10am, and the queue began shortly after! There was a formal welcome and opening from Mr Leo Varadkar TD, Ireland's Minister for Transport, Tourism and Sport and HE Noel White, Ambassador of Ireland.
The queue patiently waiting outside the Immigration Museum for the Irish Festival Image: Tatiana Mauri Source: Tatiana Mauri
There was singing and there was dancing, and there was more singing! The Irish Language Association Choir hypnotised us with their amazing sound and the Lake School of Celtic Music, Song and Dance performed to a packed courtyard. No Irish festival is complete without an Irish jig, and Christine Ayers School for Irish Dancing performed the honours.
Some of the Irish dancers who performed for the crowds at the Irish Festival Image: Tatiana Mauri Source: Tatiana Mauri
Inside, there were tea and biscuits made by Comhaltas and the Lake School of Celtic Music, Song and Dance (they certainly were busy!). Upstairs there were craft activities for the children, making family trees or glittery Claddagh crowns. There were various representatives from the Irish community throughout the museum giving out information about organisations and associations celebrating all things Irish.
The crowd outside enjoying one of the many performances at the Irish Festival Image: Tatiana Mauri Source: Tatiana Mauri
The Immigration Discovery Centre hosted a family history workshop with Phillip Moore from the Celtic Club's Cultural Heritage Committee and the Immigration Museum shop was selling Irish treats to our visitors.
Of course P J O'Brien's made an appearance - Although they didn't bring the Guinness, they did bring the some delicious treats for our visitors, as did Paddy's Meats. All of this was complemented with the amazing and moving exhibition, Leaving Dublin.
Crowds enjoying one of the many performaces for the Irish Festival at the Immigration Museum Image: Tatiana Mauri Source: Tatiana Mauri
The success of a festival day can be seen in the faces of our visitors and the crowds patiently waiting on Flinders Street to come in and enjoy the festivities. We had so much fun that we thought we'd do it again. KidsFest in January 2013 will have an Irish theme, so if you missed the Irish Festival, check out KidsFest! More details can be found here.
Your Question: First generation Australians?
I was wondering (well I've been wondering for a while now)... if my parents brought my family over to Australia, who are classed as "first generation Australian"? Is it my children or both my parents and my brother, sister and I being the first generation? Thanks, Vera
Until you asked that question, I thought I was a first generation Australian because my Mum and Dad were born in Holland and I was born here. I liked being a first generation Australian, there's something 'fresh' and 'new', almost 'original' about it.
Vera (second on the right) and her first generation family at their citizenship ceremony in 1993 Image: Godfrey Gin Source: Godfrey Gin
But no, now I find I've been relegated to second place by people like you and your family!
Two first and three second generation Australians. Mum and Dad with their boys.Traralgon,1963. Source: Max Strating
That's right, if you were born overseas but now live in Australia, you are a first generation Australian. If you have children, they will become the second generation (like me). But don't just take my word for it; here is what the Australian Bureau of Statistics says on their Population characteristics: Ancestry of Australia's population webpage;
First generation Australians enjoying the great "Aussie" outdoors Image: Godfrey Gin Source: Godfrey Gin
So there you have it, you are one of life's winners coming first – generationally at least.
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Your Question: Does the museum hold any images of the restoration of Old Customs House?
In 1998, the Immigration Museum opened in Old Customs House. Since its completion in 1876, considerable changes had been made to the building's interior. Customs officers vacated in 1965 and the building was used as Melbourne offices for the Commonwealth Parliament. Linoleum tiles had replaced original floors, office partitions disguised the original layout, plasterwork was cracked and paintwork peeling.
Customs House being renovated prior to housing Immmigration Museum Source: Museum Victoria
Much work was required to restore the building and to adapt the facilities so it could function as a contemporary museum. Consequently, many of the twentieth century additions were removed and architectural features such as tiled floors, moulded ceilings and timber details were restored.
Customs House renovation: Immigration Museum Source: Museum Victoria
The images from the Museum Victoria collection demonstrate some of this restoration process as well as the development of some of the Immigration Museum's original exhibits (many of which have now changed).
Old Customs House exterior being renovated Source: Museum Victoria
To see the Old Customs House as it looked as the offices for the Commonwealth Parliament, the National Archives of Australia have a series of images of the building during those years. You can search for these images on Picture Australia or on the National Archives website.
Customs House being renovated prior to housing Immmigration Museum. Long Room with finished tesselated flooring Source: Museum Victoria
Customs House being renovated prior to housing Immmigration Museum. Construction of The Boat in the Long Room Source: Museum Victoria
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Your Question: I noticed that the On their own exhibition about Britain's child migrants exhibition is closing, where is it off to?
On their own, the story of Britain's child migrants will be moving on from the Immigration Museum in Melbourne to the Western Australian Museum - Maritime in Fremantle, due to open on Saturday May 19th.
On their own exhibition at the Immigration Museum. Image: Kate Brereton Source: Museum Victoria
The exhibition was very popular with visitors to the Immigration Museum, many of whom commented about the moving nature of the content. Sadly, it is a story that has gone unnoticed for many years, but we were glad to be able to host the exhibition and provide visitors with a rich understanding and experience.
Lisa snapped some pictures today of the Museum Victoria Collection Management and Conservation team and the Australian National Maritime Museum Collection Management and Conservation team working on de-installing the exhibition, getting it ready for its move across the country.
De-installing the On their own exhibition at the Immigration Museum. Image: Lisa Collins Source: Museum Victoria
Although the exhibition is leaving Melbourne, we still do have plenty of information for visitors in the Immigration Discovery Centre, and online. The exhibition website will remain active until November 2013, so there is still an opportunity for you to learn more about Britain's child migrants.
MV Blog post - On their own opens
On their own: Britain's child migrants
Your Question: What did Caroline Chisholm do behind the Shelter Shed?
A bit of scrapbooking apparently...
Having such a large online presence, as Museum Victoria has, we in the Discovery Centre are always asked if we can provide copies of the brochures, passenger lists, workshop manuals, etc, that feature in our massive Internet Empire. In order to satisfy this demand, we have to apply subtle pressure on a variety of curators, collection managers and photographers, in order to have these articles scanned.
A page from Caroline Chisholm's scrapbook. Image: Museum Victoria Source: Museum Victoria
However, in the case of Caroline Chisholm's scrapbook, we can casually point out to the inquisitive enquirer, that by scrolling down the webpage, they will see the heading 'Downloads' followed by 'Caroline Chisholm's Scrapbook PDF 129.3 Mb'. Eureka! This unique piece of Australia's history can be all yours at the click of a button. Now, at your leisure, you can peruse the pages of Caroline's life and works.
Caroline Chisholm scrapbook, circa 1844-1861 Image: Museum Victoria Source: Museum Victoria
Who attended the 'Soiree to Mrs. Chisholm'? Prince Albert did, that's who. As did 'The Ladies who have honoured us with their company'. Is one of your ancestors on 'Mrs. Chisholm's List of Missing Friends'? Margaret Lyons was looking for her brother Luck Lyons; Mrs. Tipple couldn't find her husband Thomas Tipple and Mr. Wright could not be found which left his 'Wife in great distress with six children'. And what did Charles Dickens say about Mrs. Chisholm? The answer can be found on 'page 12'.
Caroline Chisholm's scrapbook is not the only scanned item available for download on our website, but it is a particular favourite of mine. Thanks to the unsung heroes of the museum – the MV Studios folk who scan these wonderful items, all your questions can now be answered. We salute you!
UPDATE! The Caroline Chisholm Scrapbook has been digitised and is now fully accessible online and can be seen here!
Caroline Chisolm's scrapbook
Australian Dictionary of Biography Online
Your Question: I am trying to trace my aunt and uncle and their children or any of their living relatives. They migrated to Australia after World War II in the 1940s or early 1950s. How would I go about finding them?
Locating living people is a question we often get and, although it can be very difficult, there are a number of resources that might help you to find them:
• For those that immigrated here in the mid 20th century, the first step would be to order their immigration records, which are held by the National Archives of Australia (NAA). This will give you information about their immigration and may give some indication of where they went when they arrived in Australia. These documents might then allow you to know where to search for further information in electoral rolls, public registries and other resources
The National Archives website has online indexes, which feature a percentage of records in their collection. A step by step guide to using these indexes and ordering documents can be found on our Quick guide to passenger lists infosheet.
Newly Arrived Migrant Family Standing Near Temporary Accommodation, Ringwood East, 1955 Image: unknown photographer Source: Museum Victoria
• Electoral rolls list all the names and addresses of registered voters within Australia. The State Library of Victoria Genealogy Centre holds archived as well as current electoral rolls dating from 1856 until the present. For more information about accessing electoral rolls contact the State Library of Victoria Genealogy Centre or the Victorian Electoral Commission.
• Copies of Birth Deaths and Marriages certificates may reveal useful personal information and allow you to trace your relative's descendents. Births, deaths and marriage registries are run by different government departments in each state and some have a limited amount of information in online indexes.
• A simple search of the telephone directories may reveal the location of relatives. The White Pages is available online or you may wish to peruse hardcopies, which are often available at state, and sometimes local, libraries.
Man, Woman & Two Girls, Backyard, Ukrainian Christmas Day, Newport, 1951 Image: unknown photographer Source: Museum Victoria
• If your relatives belong to a specific migrant community, a relevant community organisation may be able to give you advice about finding them.
• Search digitised newspapers at the National Library of Australia's Trove website for mentions of their name. With hundreds of national, state and local newspapers digitised from 1803 to 1954, you may find a mention of them.
• Their may be an online bulletin board for the ship your relative came on or a migrant camp in which they may have stayed. Many people find each other through such forums so it might be a great place to throw your question out to the wider world.
Mother, Boy & Girl Sitting on Public Seat, Middle Park, 1949 Image: Mr Cliff Atkinson Source: Museum Victoria
• Doing an online search for their names might reveal something. While it sounds obvious, many don't think of it! Lots of people are online these days with personal websites, blogs, social networking, business websites and so forth.
• Various organisations have tracing services that may, in certain circumstances, be able to locate missing family members.
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Oklahoma Attorney General Drew Edmondson says the settlement calls for Magnolia Marine Transport Company, Ergon, Incorporate and William Joe Dedmon to pay the state 4-point-5 (m) million dollars.
The state had originally sought 58 (m) million dollars for bridge repairs, search and rescue efforts and other expenses.
Magnolia Marine Transport owned the towboat that rammed two barges into the Interstate 40 bridge over the Arkansas River near Webbers Falls on May 26, 2002. The roadway collapsed, killing 14
Dedmon was the pilot of the towboat, and the barges were owned by Ergon, Incorporated.
Edmondson says the settlement will ensure the state will be reimbursed its investigative costs and legal expenses.
The federal government will reimburse the state for all but 1.5 million dollars of the bridge repair costs.
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Irish business profile: Turlough McConnell
Sometimes when you get chatting to a person who has emigrated from Ireland, you can catch a glimpse of the country's own evolution over the last thirty or so years. That's very much the case with Buncrana, County Donegal man Turlough McConnell, whose writing and music took him first to Dublin and then on to New York.
Turlough grew up on Main Street, Buncrana where his parents owned The Souvenir House on Market Square and his grandparents owned The Atlantic Hotel. It was, he recalls, a marvelous time. "I grew up in the 50s, early 60s. It was a wonderful time to be in Buncrana. There was great prosperity after World War II; we always had busloads of tourists coming in.
"Then the Troubles came and everything stopped. I went to Dublin to join the Abbey Theatre School as a writer but I got sidelined into the folk scene, which was just taking off. I met an American composer named David Mead. We collaborated on songs and recorded for Polydor. He was a very dedicated, serious composer. We created a show based on the Irish classic novel 'The Crock of Gold' that was staged at The Gaiety in 1974.
"Then I moved to New York, where I worked away writing and producing for the theatre and television. I soon lined up a day job as well, as a writer/producer of corporate films and videos. It was the early days of videos back then. My true interest was in not losing touch with Ireland, Donegal and Buncrana. I did a lot of work for Bord Failte, and Coras Trachtala, the forerunner of the IDA. Through that, I soon found myself involved in organizing trade shows and exhibitions, alongside my media work for major American companies.
"Then in the early 1990s, when Irish-American media started to take off, I began working with Niall O'Dowd. This was during the Clinton years, soon after when Niall and Editor Patricia Harty founded Irish America Magazine. I joined that team; it was so exciting and lots of fun. And the wonder is that we continue to work passionately on projects today especially with the advent, earlier this year, of IrishCentral.com. The main thing is we see real change taking place every day despite these volcanic economic times.


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For the past decade we at Dwell have been ferreting out the best modern design wherever we can find it. And it should come as little surprise that we keep returning to a nation with a centuries-deep lineage of astounding material culture: la France. In honor of photographer Celine Clanet's amazing photo essay in our November 2011 issue depicting the astounding dams of the Savoy region, I've collected a handful of our best stories on French design over the last several years. From the furniture design of Inga Sempé to a masterpiece of rural prefab design by architect Jean-Baptiste Barache, we continue to tip our chapeaux to our amis across l'Atlantique.
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I have Win 7 64-bit Ultimate SP1 and have set boot time startup to Agressive. This does take longer, several seconds longer - but I think the tradeoff is worth it. You can try setting it yo Normal - might save a bit in boot time, but I would not suggest setting it to Off.
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Configuring Boot Time Protection <-- This worked for me!
Problem fixed.. I set it on "Normal" and it's faster now when starting up NIS2012 when PC booted up..
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Thanks for letting us know -- Norton has a pretty good idea of how likely you are to get infected between shutting down the PC and then restarting and getting Windows finished installing itself and it does take precautions during the early stages.
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This should fix your slow start up issue.
Kudos for this piece of information elsewhere.
I have been annoyed by this ever since updating to NIS 2012. Another thing that often happens during the time the OP cites between startup and when the NIS main screen can be seen is that if you open your browser, ID Safe will not fill logins in until you restart the browser.
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The Smiley is not only a library, but a repository of local history. The newest wing houses historic items of various fascinations; the Library holds classical statuary and fine art worthy of a museum…Read more " The children's collection of Smiley Library includes books for toddlers, picture books, easy readers, books-on-tape, magazines and fiction and non-fiction collections…Read more " The Redlands Adult Literacy Program, sponsored by the Friends of the Library, in association with A.
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I bought a AmbiCom usb BlueTooth adapter BT2000C-USB and installed the software
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The Ormsby State Bank has been designated as the official site for Ross Henderson An account has been set up accepting donations for medical and related expenses. Ross, a 2012 graduate of St James High School, was injured on May 31st when his leg was caught in an auger at an area feed plant. Ross loss his left leg from above the knee as a result of the accident. Ross will be going through many hours of rehabilitation and will eventually be fit with a prosthetic leg. This fall he plans to attend South Central College studying Building & Construction Management Donations can be sent to: Ormsby State Bank P O Box 518 Ormsby MN 56162 For additional information about Ross, click on the following link: http://www.kare11.com/news/news_article.aspx?storyid=978308
SANTA CLARITA, Calif. - One of two wildfires burning in the hills and mountains around Interstate 5 north of Los Angeles was fully contained Saturday and authorities were getting an upper hand on the second one.
The 712-acre fire was contained late Saturday after breaking out Friday and briefly threatening an elementary school and about 20 homes, the Los Angeles County Fire Department said.
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- Third team overall for the Men in Black at Stoke last night in the @TourSeries
- 2 be clear that was @johnherety decision to not let @AaronBuggle start. Tour of Korea and Irish National Champs will be his next rendezvous
- Happy to report @AaronBuggle is as good looking as ever after 13 stitches in his chin. Sorry to report not letting him start tomorrow though
- @flammecast @AaronBuggle His Shrone is fine !!!
- Big thanks to all marshals,coms and medical staff on the @anpostras today. Great work despite the numerous demands on their services today.
- Just to let all his girl fans know @AaronBuggle is ok. He's in hospital and will need some surgery on a cut to his chin. Will update later.
- We've just added 13 new rides since the weekend to our Rapha #womens100 Find a Ride list. → http://t.co/ux8c1JCuQc
- The team also racing the Ras in Ireland this week. Currently Aaron Buggle is the team's top placed rider in 15th overall.
- Tour Series resumes tonight in Stoke on Trent. RCJ line up is House, Clancy, McCallum, English and Mellor.
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The Defenders of Awesome FK is a totally new creation from Capita with next generation Hybrid Camber technology. This is a pure all out freestyle machine for the rider that wants it all; Powder when the snow is deep, then park when the powders gone, and a whole lot of messing around in between. What makes it so awesome is camber between the feet blending into flat sections under the feet for stability and pop, then leading into a slight rocker at the tip and tail for great powder and float and forgiveness for tricks and landings. This new design also makes it one of the best carving boards out there!
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"Ball 'till I Fall,"
Tuesday, June 4th, 2013The legend goes that former University of Albany enforcer Levi Levine was once bitten by a Rattlesnake. After three days of intense and excruciating pain, the snake died.
It's a story that has been told millions of times before when describing figures (both historic and fictional) whom have displayed seemingly superhuman toughness. Even when told about the immortal Chuck Norris, it's a story that always told in tongue-and-cheek fashion.
Well, almost always.
When talking about Levine and superhuman feats of toughness and tenacity, the line between myth and man is blurred at best.
Levine's 1,270 points, scored over a four-year career which spanned from 2002-2006, rank 4th in Albany's Division I history and 16th all-time at the school. His 610 career rebounds rank first in among Division I Great Danes (8th in school history), while his 138 steals rank 3rd (two behind Jamar Wilson) and his 250 assists rank 5th in the school's Division I history (8th and 19th among all divisions).
Impressive as they are, numbers don't tell half of the story of Levine's impact on his team and importance in Albany Basketball history and Great Danes' lore. Listed at 6'6" but standing far closer to 6'3" and change, Levine roamed the deadwood floorboards of the America East as the ultimate teammate and the league's ultimate warrior. (more…)


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The doodle results are in, and Sunday evenings from around 6:00-9:00 Mountain Standard Time seems to work best for people (that's 5 PM PST, or 8 PM EST). So that's what we're doing! How do you do it?
1. Hop on the Connery server (US-West) as Vanu at the above time. May be a little bit of a queue, but it tends to go quite fast.
2. Join the mumble server (details on mumble server are here).
3. Join the outfit (Rock, Paper, Scythe) if you haven't already. Either ask someone on the Mumble to invite you (I think I have it set so that any member can invite another member, though I need to double check that) or friend the following people and see if they're on for invites:
4. Have fun! For now, squad leaders are...whoever wants to be a squad leader. We can get more organized later if we so dire.
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Last weekend, Becky and I attended Barcamp Blackpool. The weekend started on the Friday night when we met-up with some friends to experience the sights and delicacies of Blackpool. The Barcamp itself was held on the Saturday, the doors opened at 9am and closed at 1am. It was a long day, but as always when you are enjoying yourself, it flew by. Some of the highlights of the event included:
- Meeting with the Blackpool LUG folks, they are always very welcoming and a lot of fun. The guys were manning a LUG booth and demonstrating a host of Linux distributions on all manner of machines. Good show, chaps!
- Meeting with oupsemma, a fellow #! CrunchBang user and forum member. I guess it still surprises me to think that real people actually use CrunchBang. Anyhow, oupsemma is a long-time user, since 2008, and it was good to finally meet her and have a chat.
- 3D printers. These things are amazing and if I had a spare £400, I might consider purchasing one.
- @cjdell's session, "Concrete 5 - CMS, easy to use, made by geeks". Chris gave a good introduction to Concrete 5 and demonstrated its features. It looks like a really interesting project and I will definitely be looking at Concrete 5 in more detail; I have at least one project that I am considering it for.
- Hama Beads. A very therapeutic experience, although I was slightly disappointed that no hammers were involved.
- @BinaryKitten's session, "Web, Mobile and Lots of Monkeys". I entered this session without a clue and I was pleasantly surprised. Kat demonstrated Brass Monkey, an Android app that turns your phone into a game controller and your browser into a games console. The concept is a little difficult to explain, so if you are interested, I would suggest giving it a try. Anyhow, the highlight of session came when @ollyclarkdotorg attempted to use his phone to defend himself from an onslaught of bloody zombies. Awesome stuff.
- @lallyd's cakes. Mmm… cakes…
- @alexturgid's session, "An Introduction to GEOHASHING". An amusing session about the global phenomenon, Geohashing. Described as a spontaneous adventure generator, it looks like a lot of fun and I will definitely consider giving it a try.
- FREE FOOD! A fantastic spread, courtesy of the Barcamp Blackpool sponsors.
- @alexturgid's session, "Clive Sinclair Ate My Childhood". Alex did a fine job with his after-dinner comedy session. During his session, he reminisced over a childhood that was spent with early Sinclair computers. This brought back fond memories of my own childhood, although I was always a Commodore kid myself. Anyhow, it was thoroughly geeky and very entertaining!
- 20lb Sounds, they rocked! Literally.
All-in-all, Barcamp Blackpool was a truly epic event. My only regret, I did not get to attend all the sessions that I wanted to, but I guess that is the nature of an unconference.
A massive thank you to @biglesp and @lallyd for organising it and to the sponsors (FTP Concepts, FARM Digital, Tweetdig, Magic Missile, Bytemark, MediaBurst & Magma Digital) for making it possible. I cannot wait for Barcamp Blackpool 2013!
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- MekkaGodzilla on,
Oct 2, 2012 (about 7 months ago)Hi Corenominal, yes there are people using #! in the real life. I happen to be using Statler at the office (I like me some stability) and Waldorf at home (no big deal if things break, it's mostly about running firefox, mutt and rhythmbox.)
- corenominal on,
Oct 2, 2012 (about 7 months ago)@MekkaGodzilla, good to know, but, it still comes as a bit of shock when I actually meet other #! users in meatspace. I am not sure I will ever get past it :-)
- ZIlvarael on,
Oct 5, 2012 (about 7 months ago)@Corenominal,
I finally got around to using #! as my go-to OS. My line starts with Open Suse 6 (Or before point being its was old) With no Wifi so I could not update. Fast forward 4-5 years and a few OS's to today. Thank to your OS I pretty much stopped distro-hopping. I am running Waldorf-64bit at home and I am loving it. There were a few issues, but nothing that could not be EASILY overcome.
I am a real life user in Pottstown, PA in the US. I am thinking of making a local LUG for mostly meeting online with the occasional meetup in real life just to see where it lands.
Keep up the awesome work, I'm looking forward to seeing the new site! - Alex Kollar (Zilvarael)
- corenominal on,
Oct 5, 2012 (about 7 months ago)@Zilvarael, thank you for your kinds words. Regarding your local LUG, you should definitely consider creating it. About a year ago, Becky decided to set-up our local LUG (Lincoln) and it has gone from strength to strength. We meet once a month at our local bowling alley, where we have drinks and chat about all things Linux and tech. We've met lots of new friends and learned a bunch of new tricks. So, if you do decide to got for it, good luck! :-)
- oupsemma on,
Oct 8, 2012 (about 7 months ago)Barcamp Blackpool was nice and I've enjoyed meeting you and bobobex. And the stickers were a real plus! You really don't seem to realize how popular Crunchbang is, http://distrowatch.com/dwres.php?resource=popularity ; there even is a PIBang distro for Raspberry PIs now: http://www.pibanglinux.org/ !
- corenominal on,
Oct 8, 2012 (about 7 months ago)@oupsemma, we enjoyed meeting you too! :-)
Regarding PiBang, it looks like a nifty project. I have not tried it myself, yet, but I have been speaking with the developer and he is a great guy. I hope people find it useful.
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C++ code metrics with pygccxml
A while back I blogged about the very cool Perl module PPI. This allows Perl code to be treated as data, making questions such as "What is the average number of lines in a function in this program?" trivial to answer. To do the same kind of thing with C or C++, the best free tool I've found so far is pygccxml. This uses gccxml to generate an XML description of a C++ program from GCC's internal representation. pygccxml
then provides a relatively easy to use Python interface to the gccxml
output. gccxml
itself is a patched version of the GCC C++ front-end, which is a neat way of sidestepping the complexity of building a C++ parser.
Unfortunately, pygccxml
doesn't provide all the functionality of PPI, as gccxml
is not able to parse function bodies. So pygccxml
allows answering questions like "What are the member functions declared in class X?", but can't tell you how long those functions are, or what other functions are called by them.
As a first experiment with pygccxml
, I implemented a short script to calculate the Weighted Methods per Class (WMC) metric, first proposed by Chindamber and Kemerer. In the simplest case, this just means the number of methods in a class, i.e. the weighting is 1, but there are variants such as giving a weighting of 1 to public methods and 0 to private methods.
The first step was to get gccxml
and pygccxml
installed. gccxml
has not had an official release since February 2004, so the current codebase is only available via CVS. To satisfy my packaging fetish I created a gccxml rpm from a CVS checkout I did in June. Note that this is not an official gccxml
release, in spite of the 0.7 version number. As it turned out, making an rpm was unnecessary as gccxml
will run happily from wherever it's built and doesn't need to be installed in a system location.
I also created an rpm for the latest release of pygccxml
(0.9) using checkinstall.
With everything installed, I hacked up the example.py
script provided with pygccxml
to create wmc.py
. This script calculates the WMC metric for one or all of the classes declared in a list of C++ header files. Running the script on the Constraint.h
header from my Springysim project gives the following output:
$ python wmc.py -I /usr/lib/qt-3.3/include/ \
Circle 10
Constraint 8
ConstraintSystem 13
Data 3
Dimension 10
Distance 16
The output shows that there are 6 classes declared in Constraint.h
. The number of member functions (including constructors and operators) in each class is also shown.
Note also that because we're effectively running gcc
, the location of any include directories must be provided. Since Constraint.h
includes Qt header files, the Qt include directory path must be passed to gccxml
via the wmc.py
script and pygccxml
. Without this, gccxml
produces the sort of error messages you'd expect when gcc
can't locate a header file.
Using gcc
as a parser introduces another wrinkle: the C preprocessor has been run, so the XML output from gccxml
does not correspond exactly to the code that's been lovingly crafted in vim
. For example, Springysim makes use of Qt's Meta Object Compiler (MOC). Classes that take advantage of Qt's meta object functionality use the Q_OBJECT
class MyClass : public QObject
MyClass(QObject *parent=0, const char *name=0);
// rest of class declaration follows ...
The Q_OBJECT
macro expands to a bunch of functions declarations, as seen in this output from wmc.py
$ python wmc.py -I /usr/lib/qt-3.3/include/ \
-c ParticleField \
The last 4 functions in the list above are all created by Q_OBJECT
, so the number of member functions in the ParticleField
class is overstated. Even though metaObject()
, className()
etc. are fully-fledged members of class ParticleField
, they shouldn't be included in the WMC metric since they do not contribute to the psychological complexity of the class. I'm not sure if it's possible work around this aspect of gccxml
is pretty damn cool though it might not be the right tool for calculating code metrics, particularly because function bodies cannot be parsed. There's a somewhat outdated patch on the gccxml
mailing list that adds this feature, so I'm gonna try that out next.
Here's the links if you want to brew your own metrics at home: (rpms built for Fedora Core 6):


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Microsoft is gonna run out of money just from lawsuits.
serves them right... lol
$105 million is chump change in the grand scheme of things.
I thought we were in a recession and companys are getting sued like crazy!
They're sueing the bigger guys for the money to get themselves out of trouble caused by the recession! Really its quite smart but surely sueing the same company a fews after the last one was settled is taking the piss just a little bit? if I was the judge I would make sure mIcrosoft won and the other company was forced to pay back the money they got from the last trial just because they're taking the p*ss.
I actually feel bad for Microsoft. So many companies and groups sue them just to get a piece of their success. If they actually did infringe on the patents then I suppose they are in the wrong, but honestly, what was VirnetX planning to do with the patents it holds anyhow? After doing a quick Google search on VirnetX, I see one of the top links is one that claims the future of the entire company depends on this lawsuit with Microsoft. What a failure of a company.
It's tough to be the big one, don't you think? Everyone wants a piece of you.
@Docnoq: it's only natural that they get sued. Microsoft made billions from selling office and windows. If they truly used those patents then wouldn't it have been easier to buy them from their respective owners for a few millions? (a few tens in the worst case - but better than what they are paying now).
VirnetX, are they a division of Rambus.....?
Aw... two consecutive sues against Microsoft by VirnetX... Hope they'll just donate the 2nd penalty...
Yet another case of patent sue, As I stated in the Apple patent sue post I believe a reform is needed or everyone else in the future will start sue for every patent they can make.
I would be more than mildly amused if all of VirnetX's M$ Windows licenses were mysteriously revoked, though I doubt they would share in my laughter.
Microsoft is being sued a million times over, companies are waiting in line to take them to court.
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