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JESUP, Ga. – A movie crew was working on train tracks without permission from the railroad when a freight train crashed into the production team and its equipment, killing one and injuring seven others, a sheriff's investigator said Friday.
The Savannah-based crew was shooting footage for "Midnight Rider," a film based on the life of singer Gregg Allman, when the crash happened Thursday afternoon. Wayne County sheriff's detectives were working Friday to piece together how and why it happened.
The deadly collision took place at a railroad trestle that crosses the Altamaha River in the rural county about 60 miles southwest of Savannah. The tracks, owned by CSX Railroad, cross private land owned by forest-products company Rayonier, which has a nearby paper mill. Joe Gardner, the lead detective on the case, said the crew had Rayonier's permission to film on its property next to the train tracks.
"CSX has told me they were aware they were out there, but they did not have permission to be on the train tracks," Gardner told reporters.
The train struck and killed a woman identified by the sheriff's department as 27-year-old Sarah Elizabeth Jones of Atlanta. Gardner said he didn't know what job she performed on the film crew. Seven others were injured, one seriously enough to be taken by helicopter to a Savannah hospital. Further information on their conditions was not immediately available Friday.
Trespassing onto railroad tracks is illegal under Georgia law and punishable as a misdemeanor.
Production of "Midnight Rider," starring actor William Hurt as the Allman Brothers singer in his later years and All-American rejects vocalist Tyson Ritter as a young Allman, began this month in coastal Georgia. The film is based on Allman's 2012 memoir, "My Cross to Bear," with production based at Meddin Studios in Savannah.
The film studio Friday referred calls to a Los Angeles publicist, Nadine Jolson, who did not immediately return phone calls seeking comment but emailed a brief statement.
"All of us on the production team are devastated by the tragic accident that happened today," the studio's statement said. "Our thoughts and prayers are with the family of our crew member."
CSX issued a statement saying the railroad company was "deeply saddened" by the crash and cooperating with investigators. It provided no further details other than to say the train involved was traveling to Savannah from Memphis, Tenn.
A CSX spokeswoman, Kristin Seay, declined to comment further and would not confirm that film crew had no permission from the railroad to be working on the train tracks.
Authorities provided few details about the collision. Gardner said it wasn't clear if crew members were actually on the trestle bridging the river or just on the tracks at the river's edge. He said the train smashed some of the crew's equipment, and it's possible some of the injuries were caused by flying debris. Among the items found on the tracks was what appeared to be a mattress for a bed, Gardner said.
It also wasn't clear if the film crew was waiting to film a train or was caught unaware by one approaching, Gardner said.
"That's a very active train track," he said. "There's probably anywhere from up to 10 trains a day that go through on those tracks."


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Summer Getaways in Michigan's Little Traverse Bay
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The tip of the Michigan mitten's ring finger packs a lot of vacation fun: leafy drives, pebbly beaches, loon-spotting, window-shopping and fudge, fudge, fudge. Click ahead to get the scoop on four area towns in our guide, pick one to be your home base, then head out and explore. Detailed travel guides to each area are on slides 10 to 19.
Petoskey: Victorian vacation hub with great food and shops
In a word Bustling. In 1873, the first train arrived in Petoskey, carrying a newspaper reporter with a pen of gold. In the Grand Rapids Times, George Gage described Petoskey's "million dollar sunsets" over Lake Michigan, and tourists have flocked to this bluff-top town for summer vacations ever since.
Your kind of town?. Are you a city girl or a country gal? If you paused, you'll love Petoskey. The Gaslight Shopping District draws girlfriends and foodies; nearby rivers and trails offer kayaking, biking and hiking. Petoskey gets busy, though, and Lake Michigan serves more as a backdrop than the centerpiece. If a quiet retreat or beach time are priorities, you might prefer other towns.
Historic digs A velvety croquet lawn unfurls outside the dining room windows of Stafford's Bay View Inn, a gingerbread mansion with 31 individually decorated rooms. You'll have to drive a few minutes into town for meals and shopping, but the waterfront location and Victorian ambience make it worth the trip.
Memorable meals You don't have to look far to find great food in Petoskey. Special-occasion favorite Chandler's serves light sushi starters and inspired seasonal fare, like a bright pink beet risotto that tastes too lusciously creamy to be vegan. But you can also snag a $1.99 farm-fresh egg sandwich made with ham and local cheddar at Roast and Toast.
Pictured: Luscious preserves and gelato made with Michigan fruit have made American Spoon a Petoskey legend. The flagship store also houses a fantastic cafe serving light, seasonal fare.
Petoskey spotlight: Natural appeal
Outdoorsy attractions around Petoskey make it easy to escape for fresh air and exercise. The 26-mile Little Traverse Wheelway bike path (pictured) links Charlevoix, Petoskey and Harbor Springs and offers stunning scenery (and no hills!). The best views are south of Petoskey, but head the other way to reach pretty Waterfall Park.
Keep riding north (or hop in your car) to reach the sand beaches of .Petoskey State Park, where teens bake on towels and families play in the waves. A half-hour drive inland, Big Bear Adventures outfits canoe, kayak and raft trips on the brisk Sturgeon River. For bigger rapids, explore the Bear River Valley Recreation Area, a new tree-rimmed white-water course a few blocks from the Gaslight District. You don't have to brave the rushing water to appreciate the sound track it provides for strolls on the walking trails.
Trip guide to Petoskey begins on slide 10.
Charlevoix: An easygoing beach town with a triple lakefront
In a word Easy. Check out the photo at left. Lake Michigan, Round Lake and Lake Charlevoix line up like blue pearls on a string. Charlevoix fills what little land separates the lakes with a compact business district and historic neighborhoods. Every street seemingly ends at a glittery body of water. Your strategy: Park and enjoy.
Your kind of town? Families love Charlevoix. You can dash from the sandy Lake Michigan beach for an ice cream or fudge break, and souvenir shops abound. On the Round Lake side, people picnic in a grassy harbor park with a splash fountain, umbrella tables, amphitheater and fish pond. You'll find lots of affordable condo rentals, along with grocery stores to stock the kitchens, but not as many interesting restaurants and shops as in Petoskey. Visitors should also note that US-31 cuts through town, making noisy traffic a constant.
Quiet moments What does stop cars in Charlevoix? Boats. A narrow channel links the lakes. When tall boats glide through, the US-31 drawbridge rises, drivers pause and pedestrians gather to wave at the skippers. Those transitory moments when the hum subsides define the watery rhythm of life in Charlevoix. For a longer break from the bustle, Fisherman's Island State Park, a hidden gem outside town, offers miles of untamed Lake Michigan shore. Kick back at a waterfront picnic site for a day of bird-watching and beachcombing. Keep an eye out for speckled rocks called Petoskey stones.
- Photo Courtesy of Charlevoix Area Chamber of Commerce
Charlevoix spotlight: Hobbit houses
Architecture buffs journey to Charlevoix to see native son Earl Young's Mushroom Houses. These 26 midcentury homes with curved roofs, deep eaves and cottagey stone walls echo the Lake Michigan landscape and look like homes for fairy-tale creatures. They're privately owned, but the Chamber of Commerce offers a self-guided driving tour brochure. Young, who only built in Charlevoix, also designed Stafford's Weathervane Restaurant and the adjacent Weathervane Terrace Inn and Suites, a budget-friendly hotel with a memorable lobby and an appealing outdoor pool.
Trip guide to Charlevoix begins on slide 14.
Harbor Springs: A quaint gateway to a legendary scenic drive
In a word Preppy. The northernmost community on Little Traverse Bay feels like a posh suburb of Petoskey. Equestrian clubs surround town, and you'll see many cardigans draped just-so over shoulders. But you don't have to flash a membership card to soak up the New England-like atmosphere before exploring the Tunnel of Trees byway, which unfurls north of town.
Your kind of town? Tellingly, you won't find many inns in Harbor Springs. Unless you plan to rent a cottage and settle in for a week, think of this as a day-trip escape from the busier towns.
Destination dinner A restored water taxi bobs in the yacht basin outside Stafford's Pier, a refined backdrop for drinks on the patio or dinner in the white-tablecloth Pointer Room. Meals start with pleasantly retro smoked salmon spread. Signature oak-planked whitefish flakes at the mere sight of a fork. You can save money by eating in the Pier's pubby wood-paneled Wheelhouse Lounge, which fills with laughter every night.
Local secret Pop into Howse's Fudge shop and ask owner Chris Howse to point you to the steep steps and boardwalk that loop up the bluff behind downtown. In early June, fragrant lilac bushes bend over the path, and at the top, you'll be rewarded with a view of the harbor, treetops and white steeples. When you come down again to Spring Street, snag a treat at Tom's Mom's Cookies.
Pictured: Tidy shops and galleries, including Tvedten Fine Art, fill downtown Harbor Springs.
Harbor Springs spotlight: Tunnel of trees
Arched branches over the road gave the stretch of M-119 north of Harbor Springs its memorable nickname. The winding, 20-mile scenic byway (pictured) leads to a day's worth of delightful stops. The Good Hart General Store bakes chicken potpies. Next door, Primitive Images sells gorgeous, woodsy home goods and art. Stop by the tea shop or the seasonal Northern Crepes cart outside. Quirky Legs Inn. serves Polish food in Cross Village, and at the end of the route, Wilderness State Park has sublimely empty Lake Michigan beaches with a jewel box of colored pebbles.
Trip guide to Harbor Springs begins on slide 16..
Boyne City: A quiet inland alternative with an artsy streak
In a word Peaceful. Boyne City hides just 15 miles from Lake Michigan on Lake Charlevoix. Long a blue-collar community that suffered from the big lake's magnetic effect on tourism dollars, Boyne City has reinvented itself as a laid-back version of the shore towns.
Your kind of town? A lone angler casts a line from his boat, silhouetted against a sky that has melted into pools of gold. A few kids eat ice cream; the tiny downtown stands silent. It's a 25-minute drive to busier Charlevoix or Petoskey, yet you'll return to a town that feels largely your own. If that sounds idyllic, Boyne City will delight you. But if you crave the wide beaches, rolling waves and sealike air of Lake Michigan, Lake Charlevoix (vast as it is) can't compete.
Waterfront steal Within walking distance of downtown, the Water Street Inn offers 23 clean (if not chic) condos with full kitchens and spacious balconies overlooking Lake Charlevoix, plus a private beach and on-site laundry room. The price? Just $199 nightly.
Creative class. On a quiet June morning, a garden club member unloads flats of flowers for the downtown planters. That grassroots spirit shows up all over Boyne City. The Local Flavor Bookstore wisely added a coffee bar. Historical plaques inspire self-guided walking tours. And the colorful gallery Freshwater Studio hosts concert nights and a summer festival to promote the fledgling SoBo arts district.
Pictured: Most visitors enjoy a sunset stroll along Lake Charlevoix while staying in Boyne City.
Boyne City spotlight: Gourmet instinct
Boyne City's food scene has blossomed in the past few years. Longtime fave Red Mesa Grill makes fresh mango margaritas and sizzling fajita platters, while its newer sister Cafe Sante serves European-inspired fare like Belgian frites and tiramisu. Lake Street Market (pictured) stocks a tempting array of gourmet goods. Order sandwiches and pizza at the deli, or try to snag an überpopular scone at the bakery counter. The Wine Emporium and Market sells packaged products, too, including local jam and curiosities like squid-ink pasta.
Trip guide to Boyne City begins on slide 18.
Petoskey trip guide: What to do
For information or to plan your trip, contact the Petoskey Area Visitors Bureau. (231) 348-2755; petoskeyarea.com
Big Bear Adventures An excellent Sturgeon River outfitter offers rentals to suit any skill level. (231) 238-8181; bigbearadventures.com
Bear River Valley Recreation Area Birdsong accompanies walks through wooded and open scenery along downtown Petoskey's new white water course. (231) 347-2500
Crooked Tree Arts Center Galleries and studios fill a beautifully restored Methodist church. (231) 347-4337; crookedtree.org
Little Traverse Wheelway Take time to pull aside for photo ops along this scenic bike path. (231) 348-8280; trailscouncil.org
North Country Cycle Sport Knowledgeable staff map out their favorite trails at this bike rental and sporting gear shop. (231) 487-1999; northcountrycyclesport.com
Petoskey State Park Relax on the sprawling beach, but don't forget bug repellent. (231) 347-2311; michigan.gov/petoskey
Pictured: Downtown Petoskey has 90 shops and restaurants.
Petoskey trip guide: Where to shop
Fustini's Oils and Vinegars (pictured) Sample intriguing flavors like Cinnamon Pear Balsamic Vinegar. (231) 758-3575; fustinis.com
Grandpa Shorter's A colorful array of toys, gifts and classy Michigan souvenirs fills two large floors. (231) 347-2603; grandpashorters.com
McLean and Eakin Booksellers An outstanding independent bookstore offers hours of browsing. (231) 347-1180; mcleanandeakin.com
Sky Iris A new shop sells home accessories ideal for kids and teens. (231) 487-0805; skyiris.com
Symons General Store Foodies flock to this gorgeous gourmet food shop. (231) 347-2438; lakeandhoward.com
Petoskey trip guide: Where to eat
Twisted Olive Cafe (pictured) Sweeping Lake Michigan views complement delightful breakfast and lunch fare. (231) 487-1230; twistedolivecafe.com
American Spoon Gelato flavors include Michigan Blueberry and Wildflower Honey; the restaurant is outstanding. (231) 347-1739; spoon.com
Chandler's Seasonal dishes like veal tenderloin with ricotta gnocchi shine amid rustic decor. (231) 347-2981; lakeandhoward.com
Knot Just a Bar Choose among 60-plus beer varieties in Bay Harbor's fun, faux-nautical saloon. (231) 439-2770; knotjustabar.com
Palette Bistro Upscale Mediterranean food complements stunning views of Little Traverse Bay. (231) 348-3321; palettebistropetoskey.com
Roast and Toast Stop by for sandwiches or coffee. (231) 347-7767; roastandtoast.com
Petoskey trip guide: Where to stay
The Inn at Bay Harbor - A Renaissance Golf Resort Splurge on a first-floor room with lake views and Adirondack chairs on the patio. From $159. (231) 439-4000; innatbayharbor.com
Stafford's Bay View Inn The charming Victorian property defines quiet getaway—no TVs or phones in the guest rooms. From $99. (231) 347-2771; staffords.com
Stafford's Perry Hotel Though not as atmospheric as its sister property, the Bay View Inn, this historic hotel offers a convenient location in the Gaslight District. From $149. (231) 347-4000; staffords.com
Pictured: Guests at the plush Inn at Bay Harbor savor the sunset.
Charlevoix trip guide: What to do
For information, contact the Charlevoix Area Convention and Visitors Bureau. (231) 547-2101; visitcharlevoix.com
Fisherman's Island State Park Quiet beaches provide families the perfect break from Charlevoix's bustle. (231) 547-6641; michigan.gov
Maison and Jardin (pictured) Browse condiments, cookbooks, home decor and clothes at this lovely French-inspired boutique. (231) 547-0550
Murdick's Famous Fudge A local staple since 1953, this shop offers 16 classic flavors in thick 1-pound slices. We recommend the classic chocolate. (231) 547-4213
Charlevoix trip guide: Where to eat and stay
Simonsen's Bakery and Cafe (pictured) Sit outdoors and savor a cherry scone while watching the traffic roll by on Bridge Street. (231) 237-9480
Stafford's Weathervane Restaurant Enjoy Michigan-inspired fare on an airy deck overlooking the Pine River Channel. (231) 547-4311; staffords.com
Weathervane Terrace Inn and Suites A pool with a view draws families to this quirky but clean hotel. From $75, including breakfast. (800) 552-0025; weathervane-chx.com
Harbor Springs trip guide: What to do
For information, contact the Harbor Springs Area Chamber of Commerce and Visitors Center. (231) 526-7999; harborspringschamber.com
Pond Hill Farm (pictured) You'll love checking out the fresh plants; kids enjoy hayrides and pig races. Don't miss the cafe and amazing selection of canned goods. (231) 526-3276; pondhill.com
By the Bay Artwork, books and home accessories capture the mystique of boat life. (231) 526-3964; bythebay.com
Good Hart General Store The authentic 1934 general store has a deli, bakery and U.S. Post Office. (231) 526-7661; goodhartstore.com
Howse's Fudge Try the chocolate-covered peanut brittle—a local favorite. (231) 526-6121; harborfudge.com
Primitive Images Unique furnishings and antiques attract shoppers to a log cabin hideaway. (231) 526-0276; primitiveimages.com
Tom's Mom's Cookies A tiny bakery makes tasty cookies in flavors like oatmeal butterscotch. (231) 526-6606; tomsmomscookies.com
Tvedten Fine Art A gallery of paintings created by local artists reflects different sides of Michigan's natural beauty. (231) 526-2299; tvedtenfineart.com
Wilderness State Park Drive 30 miles north from Harbor Springs to explore grassy dunes, dense forests and 26 miles of shoreline in a park also known for its great campsites. (231) 436-5381; michigan.gov/wilderness
Harbor Springs trip guide: Where to eat
Legs Inn (pictured) Come for the eccentric decor and stay for the stick-to-your-ribs Polish food in Cross Village. (231) 526-2281; legsinn.com
Stafford's Pier Restaurant Enjoy harbor views while dining on perfectly executed classics like planked whitefish. (231) 526-6201; staffords.com
Boyne City trip guide: What to do
For more information, contact the Boyne Area Chamber of Commerce. (231) 582-6222; boynechamber.com
Horton Bay General Store (pictured) Ernest Hemingway was a regular here; the 1876 charm (and free coffee!) still draws locals, while a new B&B appeals to travelers. The quirky Red Fox Inn bookstore next door offers a wealth of lore, if you manage to find the shop open. (231) 582-7827; hortonbaygeneralstore.com
Freshwater Studio More than 100 Michigan artists show their work in a spacious gallery. (231) 582-2588; freshwaterstudio.org
Lavender Hill Farm Outside town, shop for fragrant soaps and jellies on a small lavender farm. (231) 582-3784; lavenderhillmichigan.com
Local Flavor Satisfying brews plus good reads equal one cozy shop. (231) 582-7499
Wine Emporium and Market An airy new gourmet shop offers an interesting variety of fresh and packaged goods. (231) 582-2151
Boyne City trip guide: Where to eat and stay
Cafe Sante (pictured) Order the Draught Sampler for a great mix of local and European brews. (231) 582-8800; cafesante-bc.com
Lake Street Market The curiously named sandwiches—like Mr. Wubbly's Fat Bass—are perfect for a classy picnic. (231) 582-4450; lakestreetmarket.com
Red Mesa Grill Flavorful dishes like Costa Rican garlic steak shine at this Latin American restaurant. (231) 582-0049; redmesagrill.com
Water Street Inn Private beach access and reasonable rates make these condos perfect for family getaways. From $199. (231) 582-3000; boynewaterstreetinn.com
(A version of this story appeared in Midwest Living® May/June 2012.)


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By the 1930s, the MBL had become "the" place to go during the summer for biological research and training. Luminaries such as Frank Lillie, Edmund Beecher Wilson, Edwin Grant Conklin, and Thomas Hunt Morgan took their students, packed up their families and research labs, and headed to the MBL. They worked in labs, ate together in the Mess, and they often lived in the limited on-campus housing. Life at the MBL was a life where fun, family, and science intertwined. This film, taken in 1935 by B. R. Coonfield of Brooklyn College, captures snippets of life at the MBL.
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"He has had less time to prepare than we anticipated," campaign spokeswoman Jennifer Psaki said Sunday. "It's difficult to schedule significant blocks of time when you're the president."
What the expectation-lowering aides leave out is that Obama, in fact, has had plenty of time to prepare at the White House and during long flights on Air Force One. And they never mention that only Obama, not Romney, has more experience with general election debates.
The president's aides also have tried to set sky-high expectations for Romney, casting him as a strong debater who won the GOP nomination in part because of the way he dispatched his many competitors in the crucial primary debates.
"Mitt Romney ... has been preparing earlier and with more focus than any presidential candidate in modern history," Psaki said. "Not John F. Kennedy, not President Bill Clinton, not President George Bush, not Ronald Reagan has prepared as much as he has."
The most pressing task for Obama, who once taught law at the University of Chicago, is shedding his often wordy, detailed explanations in favor of tighter answers. Aides say Obama isn't coming prepared with a series of "zingers," just more concise descriptions of his positions and his criticisms of Romney's.
Despite Obama's reputation as a gifted speaker, his 2008 debate performances were uneven.
He stumbled in several multicandidate forums during the early days of the 2008 campaign, with his most prominent low point coming when Obama said, with a touch of sarcasm, that rival Hillary Rodham Clinton was "likable enough." But the debates that fall against Republican John McCain helped Obama fend off suggestions that he was too inexperienced for the White House and show that he had what it took to be president.
Obama aides have been reviewing Romney's debates, both in the 2008 and 2012 Republican primaries and from his statewide races in Massachusetts. They've also been studying recordings of prior presidential debates for signs of what pitfalls could face an incumbent.
Aides say they've noticed Romney often launches a fresh critique against his opponent early in the debates, something that hasn't been part of the campaign discussion thus far. During a primary debate earlier this year, Romney caught rival Newt Gingrich off-guard by bringing up investments he held in mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
Aides also are prepping the president for a moment they say Romney has already telegraphed: Accusing the president of lying about the Republicans' positions.
"This is a guy who will not back off delivering the negative and that's not the easiest thing to do," said Tad Devine, a Democratic strategist who is not working with Obama's team but advised the late Massachusetts Sen. Edward M. Kennedy in his 1994 Senate campaign against Romney.
Obama and Massachusetts Sen. John Kerry, who is playing Romney, have held several lengthy debate preparation sessions at the Democratic National Committee headquarters, a short drive away from the White House. Former White House aides Anita Dunn and Ron Klain have been brought in to help run the sessions.
Obama's preparations here in Nevada are expected to mirror his approach from 2008, when he got ready for the first debate against McCain at a hotel in Palm Beach, Fla. Obama's campaign held daylong preparation sessions that included mock debates starting at 9 p.m., the same time as the actual debate. The practice debates were held on a replica of the debate stage "practically right down to the carpeting," White House adviser David Plouffe wrote in his 2009 book, "The Audacity to Win."
The president's team picked Nevada for this year's debate camp in part because it's one of the eight or so battleground states that will determine the election. Obama held a campaign rally in Las Vegas Sunday night and stopped by a campaign office in Henderson Monday to thank staffers and volunteers. He may make more local stops while he's in town, all aimed at driving local media coverage.
Others leading Obama's debate prep include senior campaign adviser David Axelrod, White House communications director Dan Pfeiffer and top economic adviser Gene Sperling. Obama's chief of staff Jack Lew, campaign pollster Joel Benenson and speechwriter Jon Favreau are also assisting the president.


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This page is for listing what was done during the Hackathon. Please add a short description of what you worked on, with links to relevant blog posts, hackage packages, commits, etc.
fclabels 1.0 release
New release of the fclabels package. The new package has a lot of code and documentation cleanups, support for partial labels in the case of multi-constructor datatypes and is about 20x as fast for setting and modifying as the previous version. Thanks everyone for helping me out!
Hackage: http://hackage.haskell.org/package/fclabels-1.0.1
Github: http://github.com/sebastiaanvisser/fclabels
GHC and base library improvements
- Add primops for bit population count. These primops compile down to `POPCNT` instructions where available and fast fallbacks (implemented in C) otherwise.
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- Discussed unpacking of enums in GHC (not yet implemented).
- Discussed refactoring compiler/util/Digraph.lhs into a reusable graph combinator library, along with porting over hoopl's control-flow-graph traversals (not yet implemented).
Context synonym families
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(Max Bolingbroke, Dominic Orchard and Nicolas Wu)
New contributors:
- use red text to report when we have a conflict (issue1681,patch646, Jeff Foster)
- support 'since' in English dates parser
- filter SSH output (issue845, Jeff Foster and Sebastian Korten)
- support arbitrary darcs command in darcs-test (Alexander Njemz)
- output ISO dates in darcs changes? (issue140, Alexander N, may be not a good idea)
- add a last regrets prompt to interactive patch selection (issue1920, patch655, Johannes Weiß)
- [in-progress] support removing changes in amend-record (issue1470, Johannes Weiß)
- a Windows build fix (patch)
- a fix for an issue with colorDialog (patch)
- A Snap-based web application that interacts with the COLE (see http://portal.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=1356080 and http://portal.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=1772965) framework for exploring compiler optimisation levels. The purpose of the web app is that collaborators can submit optimisation sequences to the COLE backend and retrieve the results when they are available after measuring.
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GObject Introspection
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- Started switching to haskell-src-exts for code generation.
- Patches currently on the camhac branch on gitorious.
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- File upload code: replaced "openBinaryTempFile" with something less dumb (mkstemp) on unix, and fixed some iteratee cleanup problems using an MVar finalizer
- Removed the template haskell code from Data.Concurrent.HashMap in snap-server
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- Further benchmarking, bug fixing to support the UTF-8 port
- Progress can be found in the utf8 branch here
- The GSoC project is basically done, next up is writing a summary report of benchmark results and what advantages and disadvantages come with the port
- A "redneck naive" poker hand evaluator. Code is on github (https://github.com/fffej/HS-Poker). Hopefully intend to turn this into a poker bot playground for Haskell (Jeff / Sebastian)
- New version 1.1.0 uploaded to hackage, including support for more MPI implementations, bugfixes and general awesomness
- Upcoming Monad Reader would feature and article about parallel programming with MPI, written during the course of the hackathon (Dmitry Astapov)
Some work was done on setting up tests for HTTP. Additionally, some bugs were fixed, code was cleaned up, warnings removed and a start was made on improving the Network.Browser module.
EchoNest API
A very nascent API for accessing the EchoNest Music API http://developer.echonest.com/docs/v4/index.html . Coming to a GitHub server in the near future, as soon as it stops looking so ugly (Ian Knopke / Jose Calderon).
All the above packages got upgraded to the latest GHC, along with a few bug fixes (Derive now deals with singleton constructors with no fields, HLint now supports an ANSI CPP flag) (Neil Mitchell)
The current Hoogle parser for user queries is old, doesn't parse everything correctly, and in particular doesn't deal well with partial queries (when the user is still typing their search). We discussed lots of edge cases, and started implementing a new version (Jacek Generowicz, with guidance from Neil Mitchell)
The CmdArgs package lets you concisely specific command line arguments. I ported the package to GHC 7.2.1, did some cleanups, and fixed some bugs (you can now use Int64 etc). I then started working on two new features: 1) Given a CmdArgs program (such as Hoogle) you can specify you want to enter the arguments via a GUI hosted in the web browser. Currently the GUI is a simple textbox with realtime validation, but in future it will become a structured command line argument editor based on the options to your tool. 2) Adding automatic bash autocompletion - some of the work has been done, but the details are not yet finished. (Neil Mitchell)
Hackage server
Further refactoring work, simplification of HTTP basic/digest authentication code. Started work on serving package changelogs. Improvements to admin pages to make various features more discoverable (Duncan Coutts, Stefan Wehr, Ben Millwood).
Hackathon branch of the code is at (not all patches have been submitted yet):
darcs get http://code.haskell.org/~duncan/camhac/hackage-server/
Bittorrent DHT
Initial work on implementing BEP 0005 in Haskell. Some core data structures seem to be working (although untested) and I'm currently working on the protocol. I will probably merge this into Haskell Torrent when everything is working, but I intend to keep the library available separately as I see potential uses for the network other than Bittorrent. (Alex Horsman)
Discussed gameplay and hacks, annotated the code with the discussion results and finally accepted the pull request from Allure of the Stars to LambdaHack.
Hacked around a bit on the Haskel SSH Client. Work was started on making it able to do re-keying after the initial key exchange, but it is unfinished for now...


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''This moment is ripe for us to be considering what more we can do,'' he said, adding that if the opposition wants results, ''join us'' in Rome.
Meanwhile, Syrian Foreign Minister Walid al-Moallem said Monday the Assad regime was ready to hold talks with opposition leaders, the first time that a high-ranking Syrian official has stated publicly that the government would meet with the opposition. Al-Moallem made his comments after meeting in Moscow with Russian officials.
In Washington, State Department spokesman Patrick Ventrell said Moallem's remarks appeared positive but expressed caution about the seriousness of the offer.
''I don't know their motivations, other than to say they continue to rain down horrific attacks on their own people,'' Ventrell told reporters. ''So that speaks pretty loudly and clearly.''
If the Assad regime is serious, he said, it should inform the U.N. peace envoy, Lakhdar Brahimi of its readiness for talks. Ventrell said the Assad regime hasn't yet done that.
Obama administration officials have debated whether the U.S. should arm the rebels, with Defense Secretary Leon Panetta and Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Gen. Martin Dempsey having said they urged such a course of action. The White House has been unwilling to do so for fears the weapons could end up in the wrong hands. Currently, the U.S. provides only non-lethal support and humanitarian aid.
The United Nations says at least 70,000 people have been killed in Syria's 2-year civil war, which began as an uprising against Assad's regime.
Kerry said the Syrian people ''deserve better'' than the violence currently gripping their country as he stood alongside Britain's Foreign Secretary William Hague.
Associated Press writers Cassandra Vinograd in London and Bradley Klapper in Washington contributed to this report.


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The "Highwood Estate" was built by James Gore King (1791-1853). A New York banking magnate and the son of a statesman, King moved to Weehawken before becoming president of the Erie Railroad and later a U.S. Representative from 1849 to 1851. King entertained guests ranging from Charles Dickens to Washington Irving to Daniel Webster.
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In recent years, homes in that historic neighborhood have sold for millions of dollars.
"The view, it's all about the view," said Marek Zagorski, a realtor with Sotheby's International who has made a career, along with his wife Helena Lobo-Zagorski, of managing King's Bluff properties. "For this type of price point, you could go 30 minutes further into New Jersey and have a much bigger place on a much bigger piece of land. The view makes the difference."
While these homes have housed Weehawken politicians, Wall Street executives, and government officials, the most ostentatious of the group are almost exclusively sold to wealthy foreign nationals who might never spend more than a few months out of the year in town.
"There's a limited number of people who can afford to spend as much on a house as these types of properties cost," said Lobo-Zagorski. "Most of them are Chinese, although you've got some Russian oligarchs as well."
"The view. It's all about the view." – Marek Zagorski
"Houses are a bit more grandiose on the Bluff, but it's not an area with heavy traffic," she said. "There's a sense that it's a bit more serene. It's a nice little enclave."
She said that unlike other towns situated on the Palisades, such as West New York or Jersey City, Weehawken has zoning ordinances that preclude contractors from obstructing the view.
"So if you have the view, it doesn't matter what happens," Tulko said. "Weehawken's got small town quality to it that neighboring municipalities don't."
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Despite a noticeable lack of rolling pastures and tennis courts, many of the Bluff's properties are referred to, in the real estate circles at least, as "estates." They're usually named for the family that built them, though sometimes, Lobo-Zagorski admitted, realtors come up with the nicknames for added effect.
"When I sold this one, we called it the Alcott Estate," said Lobo-Zagorski with a grin as she walked past one of the Spanish-style houses on King Road recently. When asked if it had anything to do with the famous author Louisa May Alcott, Lobo-Zagorski replied, "I don't know, but it's got a nice ring to it, doesn't it?"
Though many of the King's Bluff "estates" are passed down through generations, 8 Hamilton was not, and recently went back on the market for a whopping $7.5 million. The Zagorskis are tasked with selling the property, a challenge they relish.
"Selling luxury property is like selling fine art," said Lobo-Zagorski. "People know it when they see it, and sometimes you see something you've never seen before. In 8 Hamilton, we've got ourselves a Mona Lisa."
The future of the Bluff
Tulko pointed out that despite Weehawken's ever-evolving identity, King's Bluff is unlikely to change anytime soon, because of the zoning ordinances but also because there's no space to build more homes.
"Weehawken is one of the only places in Hudson County where there's still room to build, but not in King's Bluff," she said. "The only way it's changing is that people are restoring the older properties. Every time I turn around I see a sign that another restoration's being done."
At the very end of Kingswood Avenue, potentially the most tucked away of all the King's Bluff streets, three properties were recently built. All three are fabulous mansions, but only two are occupied. Whoever ends up buying the third may be the last person to move into the neighborhood for a very long time, as that property was the last of the available undeveloped lots.
Rumor has it that Madonna recently made an offer of $10 million for the property, but was turned down by the contractor.
"I can understand it," said Zagorski. "She might bring unwanted attention. It's a quiet neighborhood."
It's likely to remain that way for a very long time.
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In yoga, life is considered a series of "dukha" or sufferings one after the other, but the lessons of yoga are principally about teaching us to cope with suffering through relaxations or "sukha". This is the art of relaxing and to yoga this means being comfortable and at ease. It means stillness (sukha) in the body and mind purposely practiced to counter act the opposite feelings of stress (dukha.) Therefore, the "easy pose" is taught as a physical position to take when trying to relax. But for some people the "easy pose" is anything but easy, so why is it called "easy"?
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Sitting cross-legged on the floor, a stack of blankets, or a meditation cushion IS a comfortable pose for some. Others may need to sit in a chair with feet flat on the floor or lie back on a stack of pillows or a bolster to keep the body from lying completely flat. As long as we are physically at ease, our breath and thoughts will eventually join in and calm down. This is "sukha" or being without the suffering implied by the stress or "dukha" of physical movement and mental stimulation.
The honest challenge is developing the stamina to remain in this position of ease for a particular length of time. Practice, practice, practice and the body will gradually remember its state of comfort and be more cooperative when asked to be still. Remember our bodies and minds are very practiced at zooming all the time. The opposite is challenging (dukha) but rewarding (sukha.) This is balance.
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The Ugly Quilt & Last Chance For Giveaway!
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Oh how frustrating for you with the quilt!ReplyDelete
What you need is a color wheel...it would help you out tremendously!
What a lot of work to have it stored in the closet. I think you should still donate it. Everyone has different tastes and I'm sure there are some who would love it!ReplyDelete
i would def be all over an ugly quilt...i am sure it is beautiful in its own way...ReplyDelete
Everybody's idea of beautiful is different I think someone in need will love it just the same. Have a wonderful day !ReplyDelete
Even if it is ugly (to you) it would still be warm. I think you should go ahead and donate it....I doubt if they will say no and run away screaming. :)ReplyDelete
You're hilarious...ugly is as ugly does lol :)) Ahhh boy :)ReplyDelete
Oh, and?
Not so ugly, just muted colors. Donate it! I'm joining the chorus of comments. And I read the Hep C post and will certainly be cautious when I get a tat :-)ReplyDelete
I like your original idea about donating it. I hope you change your mind. I bet a homeless person, a women's shelter or a family with no heat would love your quilt and think it is as beautiful as a warm sunny day in spring.ReplyDelete
What I can see my friend- it looks great. You have a bit of earth, wind and fire going minus the fire. It just might not have been what you invision, but still beautiful. SueAnn had a great idea about the color wheel. xo
I think you are wrong. That looks like a lovely quilt to me!ReplyDelete
I agree with others -- someone may find it quite agreeable,you never know. So, yeah, donate.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 18, 2012 at 6:48 AM
Aw. How disappointing. But you made a whole quilt! Holy dang, that takes some time and effort! Not some. A TON.ReplyDelete
You´re too hard on yourself!! I love the colors of your quilt (what does that say about me... hmmm). You devoted so much time and effort, you shouldn´t hide it in the closet!!ReplyDelete
Oh honey, take those bad boy outta the closet! I was just about to search "Charities for the Color Blind for ya.! Heeehehehe!!!ReplyDelete
Really it's not that bad and no matter how you feel about the colors, when your cold...does it truly matter. Please take them to a crises center or shelter. The half quilts would be just the right size for a child.
While teachin' I was exposed to one of the Hepatitises, I can't remember which one it was but I had to go through the series of shots to prevent it.
Have a colorfully blessed day!!!
(Heehehee, I so lack any self~control!!!)
I think one of the major selling points for a homemade quilt is the oddness of fabric, or disparity of certain colors, or just the plain uniqueness of it. I'd be pleased as punch to have that quilt. And, from the other responses here, it seems so would many others. Maybe you should open a new business - Fugly Quilts!ReplyDelete
oh the quilt doesnt' look so bad, remember ...one man's treasure is another's junk...consider donating it since u don't like it. thanks for the hep c info...scary.ReplyDelete
it´s not... ahem... that ugly... ;)ReplyDelete
hey woman! you finished it. i´m really impressed! :)
p.s. you won the giveaway. email me your address, ok :)
big hugs!
Thanks so much for your visit J. The quilty doesn't look ugly in the pics but I'll take your word for it. On these cold California nights someone would treasure it I am sure...cheers to you for giving it to a worthy cause.ReplyDelete
This made me laugh. I hearby dub her (the quilt) "Holly Hobby."ReplyDelete
anyone that knows anything KNOWS how much time goes into a quilt, I'll go with browns and muted colors. and donating it sounds like a beautiful/great thing!ReplyDelete
I'm with the group that no quilt is ugly. It was made with love and good intentions. I think you should donate it too. Or give it to a friend. Or cuddle up with it. It's warm and cozy and took hours to make. I would cherish it. I'm sure your recipient will too.ReplyDelete
I want that quilt, JJ! It is a piece of artwork AND I could see how much of a treasure it would be to have it here in my home and on my bed. You are way too hard on yourself. What you think as ugly isn't always ugly but artistic and creative.ReplyDelete
the close up of it isn't bad at all....are you sure it's really that ugly ?ReplyDelete
i've done the same thing while painting....where all the colors become mud :(
i know your frustration !
- AnonymousJanuary 18, 2012 at 2:25 PM
I agree with the others who find it attractive. Really! Could it be my monitor?? I don't think so. I think you should definitely take it out of the closet and put it to good use somewhere!ReplyDelete
Please girl, it didn't look that bad. And there are folks out there who would appreciate a warm quilt, ugly or pretty. Give it away and feel good about it!! =)ReplyDelete
My birthday is the 24th so it sure would be nice to win the giveaway on the 20th. Wink, wink.
oh darlin don't donate it...someone like me might come along and start embroidering on it and sewing sparklies on it quite convinced in the beginning that they can pretty it up...and many dollars and hours later realise that...well...it's still not quite right....ReplyDelete
just kiddin honey...bet you take it out in six months or so and think...whoooah it's not that bad...
just looked again at the quilt...red...that's what it needs...a red edge...a red backing...see...a rescuer...can't help myself...
- AnonymousJanuary 19, 2012 at 12:31 AM
It's not ugly - it's colourful!ReplyDelete
Personally I love the colors, just the fact that it is homemade, it is beautiful. Anyone would be lucky to have it. hugs to you.ReplyDelete
I think you're being awfully hard on yourself Joanna, it's not ugly and if you feel you are color challenged I'd suggest going to your local quilt shop and have them help you pick a pattern, then colors to really make it pop. The ladies always enjoy helping and can really put things together that you might not have even looked twice out. High Five for giving it your all and I would definitely donate it if you don't like it!!ReplyDelete
That is an amazing amount of work for one 'ugly' quilt. Give it some time, and perhaps take it to a fabric store for a suggestion from 'someone who knows' for a color to edge and back it that might help. OR, just finish it off and take it to a mission or somewhere who will make sure it gets to someone who really needs a warm blanket.ReplyDelete
I think it grows on you, but maybe next time, try using fewer colors.
I beg to differ with your opinion that the quilt is ugly. It is very distinctive and would be perfect in an Arts and Crafts house.ReplyDelete
I'd still donate it There are people out there who value warmth over style. (And besides, I don't really think it's ugly.)ReplyDelete
I have an UGLY blanket, only mine is crocheted. It will be passed on to one of my daughters as a testament of sheer willpower to continue on with something that you know is not turning out very well at all. Because of the different types of yarn, it has shrunk in some places and stretched in others. It's a real masterpiece.ReplyDelete
Don't be so hard on yourself, and the quilt. It may not be your taste, but you should definitely finish it (or donate to a quilt guild for SOMEONE to finish it) and get it to a charity to distribute. I have seen much uglier quilts than that, and they are very much cherished by the recipients....ReplyDelete
I used to be jealous of those of you who can quilt. Maybe I will just start being content with my ineptitude now. ;)ReplyDelete
OMG! you have made the quilt that I am in the process of cutting strips for!.....what to do? You would laugh if you could see how many piles of blue strips I have next to my desk. I vote for using your "Ugly Quilts" as a giveaway, you might just be surprised.....now, back to my own ugly quilt....smilesReplyDelete
colorblind. love quilts. and yours is so wonderful!ReplyDelete
you are so talented that you can even quilt!!ReplyDelete
Even if you think it's ugly, it's probably still warm. That makes it a beautiful quilt in some people's eyes!ReplyDelete
I'm chiming in with what so many of the others have said. Regardless of how you feel about its appearance, it will still warm someone who needs its comfort. That will make it beautiful.ReplyDelete
I know this shouldn't make me giggle, but ... it totally does. And the quilt? Trust me, it's needed somewhere. Whether it's a PADS site for homeless where they are always short blankets or a domestic violence shelter or other needs. There are people who just need warm. Or worst case... give it to an animal shelter for their dogs to lie on in their cages. They're definitely color blind, right? :)ReplyDelete
I wonder why you think the quilt was ugly and now two smaller ones that you think are still ugly. I like the colors and the design. I would not use the word ugly at all. More like artsy and colorful.ReplyDelete
Whatever you said I know "they" are not ugly. I am impressed you quilt :)ReplyDelete
The article about hepatitis C is useful. Thank you JJ.


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