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DENTON (CBSDFW.COM) – The University of North Texas has placed a ban on alcohol at all Greek Life events in response to an accident that occurred at a fraternity house last month.
The university made the announcement on Thursday and suggested the ban will continue "while the Dean of Students leads a task force to promote the responsible and legal use of alcohol."
Additionally, UNT Police have obtained warrants to arrest seven individuals for furnishing alcohol to minors. The arrest warrants are the result of an investigation into an accident at the Delta Sigma Phi house at 4:30 a.m. on Jan. 26, when a student was injured after falling over a stairway railing.
The investigation found that minors were provided alcohol at locations both on and off campus on Jan. 25 and 26.
"Furnishing alcohol to a minor is illegal, and so is the consumption of alcohol by minors," said Elizabeth With, vice president for student affairs in a statement. "When it comes to our students, UNT will not tolerate either and we are committed to help prevent it from happening."
The Dean of Students will lead the task force, which will include Greek Life students, chapter and campus advisors to Greek organizations, and faculty.
"With the creation of this task force we will be taking more aggressive steps to educate our students about the risks of underage drinking," said With. "And we are starting with our Greek community."
The ban extends to all Greek life events, both on and off campus. This includes parties, mixers and icebreakers, date parties, formals or any event involving a Greek student organization. Students 21 or older are not excluded from the ban.
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"A jazz musician can improvise based on his knowledge of music. He understands how things go together. For a chef, once you have that basis, that's when cuisine is truly exciting."
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"Let a short Act of Parliament be passed, placing all street musicians outside the protection of the law, so that any citizen may assail them with stones, sticks, knives, pistols or bombs without incurring any penalties."
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My first experiment was this pin: HERE
So basically instead of boiling the eggs you bake them..seems simple enough. Mine are still cooling (which they didn't say to dunk in ice water like you normally would so I am just letting them air cool). I am so impatient and tried them before they were totally cooled..they are actually really good. It totally works! It took about the same time as boiling them but without the mess of water and a pot. Because you put them in a cupcake tin they don't make a mess (as long as they don't break) so clean up is nothing!
Here is a quick pic of how mine came out of the oven:
You can see that the couple in the back got speckled from being in the oven, no big deal though, we dug into like 3 of them from the front and they each had a couple spot inside, I guess you could say they burned slightly, but you can't taste it. Still super yummy and thanks to our last trip staying in a hotel I have a new found love of eating them with Tabasco sauce (YUMMM). So I think I will stick to this method from now on, oh I forgot, taking the shell off it about the same too..what I personally do to take off the shell is take the egg, tap the top tip on the counter gently, then tap the bottom and then I tap the sides slightly rolling it in my hand (not sure if I explained that well..I can always upload a video if need be) but that cracks all the shell and usually it is super easy to remove it from there.
My second experiment is from this pin: HERE
Now this claims it is better than fries, hmm..we shall see. If I could only eat one food for the rest of my life it would totally be french fries..lol So again I just followed the directions and let me just say that it isn't the easiest thing to thinly slice a potato without going all the way through. Also a few slices were crooked so some of the thin pieces were actually cut off but I just put them back in their spots.
This is mine:
This is my mom's:
(she kept cutting all the way through)
They don't look as pretty as the ones in the picture but we shall see how they turn out..So I was cooking them for the time they said, I looked at them and they didn't look that brown so I did 5 min more. Took them out and they were still raw so I put them in for 15 more min. (My potatoes are HUGE so I don't know if that has anything to do with it or not, I didn't think so since they are being sliced thin but I dunno) so after the 15 min I took them out and they still were pretty raw, back into the oven for another 25 min.
Here they are ready to go into the oven:
(when I was adding the Olive oil I manually separated most of the pieces.)
This is them after the 45 min:
Then after 1 hour:
(Getting better but still not good enough)
After 1 hour 25 min:
Okay mom's potato (on the right) is super crispy on top but on the bottom it's still raw, mine was 'eh' crispy on top and more like a baked potato throughout. I ate mine because it was yummy but only okay, probably won't do it again. I'm chalking it up to a Pin-FAIL :)


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Four service members have been killed in an insurgent attack in western Afghanistan, Nato said today.
An alliance statement said the troops died today.
It did not provide nationalities or specify where the attack occurred.
The deaths brought to 24 the number of Nato forces killed this month. At least 2,012 Nato service members have died since US-backed forces toppled the Taliban regime in 2001, according to an Associated Press count.
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Rue de Brest
Type | Street |
Location | 2nd arrondissement of Lyon, Lyon, France |
Postal code | 69002 |
Coordinates | 45°45′45″N 4°50′00″E / 45.762631°N 4.833309°E |
The Rue de Brest is a street located in the 2nd arrondissement of Lyon. This is one of the main shopping and tourist streets of the city center, parallel to the rue Édouard-Herriot. It begins in the wake of the rue Paul Chenavard and ends with the Place des Jacobins.
The street was named thus at the end of the Second World War as a tribute to the city of Brest, which was almost entirely destroyed, as Lyon was involved in financing its reconstruction.
Formerly known as the rue Centrale until 1943,[1] the rue de Brest run until the rue Tupin and was preceded by the rue des Trois Carreaux and the rue Basse Grenette. The northern part was inhabited since the early Middle Ages, while the southern part from the rue Tupin is newer and completely remodeled under the direction of René Dardel and Benoît Poncet in 1847.[2] The same year, Roman inscriptions were found. In early 20th century, the sacred grove of India was sold for 40 years by th Vabre et Hysta house.[3] The street received its current named after deliberation of the municipal council on 8 June 1943.[4]
Architecture and description[edit]
To the west, the street is composed of 1840s five-floor buildings. The east side consists of a short large section, followed by a series of older facades coming in through the rue de la Poulaillerie. A three-floor house built in the 16th century named old Grenette can be seen, having now also a terrace with carved stones.[3] The coloured facades of many doors are carved with various designs and have decorations. A large gold porch overlooks the passage de l'Argue.
At No.1, there is a straight and traboule with a glass door, a driveway - formerly called Avenue de la Mort - followed by a passage, and two locked gates; it overlooks the Impasse Nizier. At No.45, the straight traboule is open; it begins with a 19th-century building and leads to the rue Édouard-Herriot.[5]
There are several art associations (music, dance, etc.). They are mainly clothing stores, but also some food stores and others.
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- ^ Pelletier, Jean (1986). Lyon pas à pas — son histoire à travers ses rues — Presqu'île, rive gauche du Rhône, quais et ponts du Rhône (in French). Roanne / Le Coteau: Horvath. p. 28. ISBN 2-7171-0453-4.
- ^ Brun De La Valette, Robert (1969). Lyon et ses rues (in French). Paris: Le Fleuve. p. 167.
- ^ a b "Rue de Brest" (in French). Rues de Lyon. Retrieved 3 December 2009.
- ^ Vanario, Maurice (2002). Rues de Lyon à travers les siècles (in French). Lyon: ELAH. p. 51. ISBN 2-84147-126-8.
- ^ Dejean, René (1988). Traboules de Lyon — Histoire secrète d'une ville (in French). Le Progrès. p. 113. ISBN 2-904899-01-4.


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Ratnaja angry with police, security men
Ratnaja is very upset with the police and security men in Someshwar and Halebidu. "We are Kannadigas and we"ll do a Kannada movie. We want to shoot a Kannada song in Someshwar and Halebeedu. They annoyed us and didn't allow us to shoot the song," Ratnaja said with a heavy heart.
"But these authorities allow people like Rajinikanth to shoot the movies of other languages without a second thought. Recently, I"ve seen a Rajini"s movie, which has a song and village panchayat scene shot in this place. What kind of justice is this?" he added his grief like this.
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The activist investor that helped usher in the Marissa Mayer-era at Yahoo (YHOO) has a new target: Murphy Oil (MUR).
It's not a household name like Yahoo, but Daniel Loeb, the founder of hedge fund Third Point, called the oil and gas conglomerate an undervalued stock. In his third quarter letter to investors, Loeb outlined a case where the stock could pop if management chose to sell certain assets and spin off others.
Like Yahoo, Murphy Oil's shares have languished over the past several years. Loeb said his plan for the company could unlock enough value to push shares to $91 to $94 a share, more than 50% higher than its current price. Loeb's plan for the company included spinning off its retail fuel business with 1,100 filling stations; selling its natural gas assets in Canada and its 5% stake in Syncrude Canada, a synthetic crude oil producer.
On Thursday, Murphy Oil responded with a statement, noting that its board and management had met with Third Point and other shareholders and would continue to weigh options to "illuminate the value in our stock price."
Loeb has become known for getting his way and waging very public battles with companies resistant to his wishes. When Yahoo's management opposed Third Point's nominations to its board, Loeb was able to successfully get the search engine's then-CEO Scott Thompson ousted by discovering that he lied on his resume.
So far, Loeb's involvement has forced major organizational changes at Yahoo but has generated minimal returns for investors. Its stock is flat this year.
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Still, Loeb's $9.3 billion fund is beating its hedge fund peers. Third Point's main fund is up 11% for the year, according to the company's third quarter letter. Hedge funds overall are up about 7% this year.
That might not be enough to satisfy Loeb, however. He is said to be fiercely competitive with hedge fund manager David Einhorn, who's been deemed something of a prophet for his ability to detect deteriorating stocks. And Loeb's 11% return trails Einhorn's Greenlight Capital, which has generated 13% returns for investors so far this year.
Beyond Murphy Oil, Loeb called AIG (AIG) another stock with significant upside, even after jumping more than 50% this year. Loeb said Third Point is invested in AIG for the long-term. "We were not renters," Loeb wrote in his letter. Additionally, Loeb wrote that AIG will have many more options once the Treasury sells its remaining stake, calling that the "critical catalyst" for the company. With the "overhang of Treasury ownership," Loeb said that AIG initiate a dividend or initiate a bonus structure to incentivize management.
Loeb's other top performing investments in the third quarter: Apple (AAPL), gold and a stake in the not-yet public Ally Financial, another tarnished relic of the financial crisis that's been looking shinier as of late.
The opinions expressed in this commentary are solely those of Paul R. La Monica. Other than Time Warner, the parent of CNNMoney, and Abbott Laboratories, La Monica does not own positions in any individual stocks.
The Federal Reserve and European Central Bank are doing everything they can to keep the market rally going. But guess what? It's time to channel Doris Day and Judy Holliday. The party's over.
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Fresh stimulus action from the Federal Reserve drove commodity prices sharply higher Friday, but experts say don't expect the QE3-fueled boost to last long.
Crude oil prices briefly topped $100 a barrel for the first time since early May Friday morning, as investors grew encouraged after the Fed announced a third round of quantitative easing, or QE3, saying it would buy $40 billion of mortgage-backed bonds each month for however long it deemed necessary.
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Oil and gold prices surged Thursday after the Federal Reserve announced another round of stimulus measures that many investors say could significantly weaken the U.S. dollar.
In its third round of quantitative easing, the Fed plans to buy $40 billion in mortgage-backed securities each month for an indefinite period of time. In addition, the central bank said it plans to maintain its easy monetary policies even after the economy begins to MORE
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Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke may or may not give the market more hints about a possible third round of bond purchases at his speech in Jackson Hole next week. But investors are clearly betting on MORE
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What do you call emerging or developing markets once they stop emerging and developing and start to slow down like the rest of the world?
The latest figures from India, for example, are sobering. India's economy grew at a 5.3% annualized pace in the first quarter of 2012. While that's still much higher than places like the U.S., Europe and Japan, it's a big decline from the growth of 9.2% in MORE
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Syria's defense minister and President Bashar Assad's brother-in-law were killed in a Damascus bomb attack on Wednesday, state television reported, the most serious blow to Assad's high command in the country's 16-month-old rebellion.
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These pics are taken at my grandpa's. He has a lovely garden :). Today I'm going to celebrate the vacation with my friends. 11 girls from my class will come to my place and we are going to swim and have a barbeque. If there are taken pics, I'm going to share them with you! And sorry for my English, I don't like the fact that it isn't perfect. Ofcourse you may always correct my spelling or my sentences (;. Have a nice day! xoxoxoxo Winnie
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Lot 42: GINA RORAI, UNTITLED, oil on canvas, 29 ins x 24 ins; 73.7 cms x 61 cms
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The days may be starting to get longer, but things are slowly fading into darkness over at the Mountain Sun trio of pubs as they prepare for their 20th season of Stout Month. Their brewers have been busy for the last six months brewing up special recipes that will be on tap starting February 1st at all three locations in Boulder and Denver. This week they released a list of some of the stouts they plan to offer up for Stout Month February 1-28, 2013. Some of them are returning favorites, while others are brand new creations.
The following is a list of stouts from their recent newsletter that you'll be able to choose from starting February 1st.
2013 Stout Month Beers
Old School Dry-Irish Stout
Sharkbite Foreign-style Stout - 2011 Homebrew Contest Winner
Addiction Coffee Imperial Stout - 2010 World Beer Cup Silver Award Winner
Dropkick American Stout
Yonder Mountain Oatmeal Stout
Stoked Oak
Coconut Cream Stout
Trickster American Stout
Girl Scout Stout – 2010 Homebrew Contest Winner
Thunderhead Stout
Oat Lord Oatmeal Stout
48 Smooth Chai Stout - 2012 Homebrew Contest Winner
Chocolate Dip
Korova Cream Stout
Norwegian Wheat Stout
Dark Harvest Pumpkin Stout
Megatron American Imperial Stout
Oatimus Prime English Oatmeal Stout
Does that list make you thirsty yet? It should. Better get your taste buds ready to plunge into darkness. It's always darkest before the light (of Spring beers). Stout Month will be celebrated at: Mountain Sun, Southern Sun and Vine Street Pub & Brewery.
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Top Gun FP Client Note: No Top Line Growth
NOTE: Every week I write a Client Note for my clients. For a limited time, I am allowing non-clients to sign up and receive the Client Note. You can sign up at the top right hand corner of the website. Here is this week's.
The confidence of buying when stocks are climbing remains the overriding investment mantra today.- Doug Kass, "Slow Down, You Move Too Fast", TheStreet.com, July 22
Despite much commentary (and market action) to the contrary, I find no evidence of economic stabilization or recovery in the first batch of 2nd quarter earnings reports. While many companies are beating extremely low analyst EPS estimates, the dramatic drop off in revenues is alarming.
Earnings season got off to a great start last Monday (7/13) ahead of an outstanding report from Goldman Sachs (GS). The service side of the business (investment banking, brokerage, asset management) showed stabilization and trading and proprietary strategies outperformed. However, much of this is a function of improvement in financial markets which don't necessarily correspond to improvement in the real economy. Goldman's report was a good one but it says more about Goldman than it does about the overall economy.
"Intel's second quarter results reflect improving conditions in the PC market segment… and a clear expectation for a seasonally stronger second half."- Intel CEO Paul Otellini, quoted in Intel's 2nd quarter earnings release
The next important report came last Tuesday (7/14) after the close from Intel (INTC). The report and reaction have been characteristic of the entire earnings season so far. EPS of 18 cents beat analyst estimates of 8 cents but the top line was notably weak. Revenue of $8.02 billion was down 15% from revenue of $9.47 billion in the year ago period. Even though EPS beat analyst estimates, it was down from 28 cents a year ago. Despite little evidence as far as I can tell, Intel talked about an improving PC market and forecast a strong second half.
Intel shares have rallied 13.7% in the six sessions since the release of the report. The stock is now trading for more than 25 times analysts estimates for 2009 EPS after backing out the net cash and investments on its balance sheet. Is that a reasonable reaction to the substance of the report? Not in my opinion.
A similar bizarre response occurred yesterday when Caterpillar (CAT) reported 2nd quarter earnings. CAT beat analyst estimates for 22 cents a share with EPS of 72 cents. However, revenues were off 42% including 43% in its core machinery and engines component. To me, that's just a shocking number reflecting a huge drop off in capital spending for construction equipment. Nevertheless, shares surged 7.7% on huge volume though they did correct a bit today.
I want to make quick mention of two other bellwether earnings reports, this time from consumer discretionary companies, that caught my attention. Last Thursday morning, motorcycle maker Harley Davidson (HOG) reported that they sold 83,568 Harleys in the 2nd quarter. That's down 30% from the 119,501 they sold in the year ago period resulting in a 27% drop in revenues. Harley shares have rallied 15.4% in the five trading sessions since the release of the report and now trade for about 30 times analyst estimates for this year's earnings.
Starbucks (SBUX) reported yesterday afternoon that same store sales at their US stores were down 6% from the year ago period. Nevertheless, they earned 24 cents a share on heavy cost cutting which beat analysts estimates for 19 cents. Shares soared 18% today on enormous volume and now trade for more than 20 times analysts estimates for this fiscal years earnings.
The picture that is emerging to me is one of a continually contracting economy to which corporations are reacting to by downsizing and cutting costs. This is resulting in beating analyst earnings estimates but in no way indicates a stabilizing or recovering economy.
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Top Gun: -1.07%
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Lot 30: Folk Art Octagonal Marquetry Tray w Geometric decoration
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Southern Labor and Black Civil Rights
Organizing Memphis Workers
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Winner of the Charles S. Sydnor Award, given by the Southern Historical Association, 1994. Winner of the James A. Rawley Prize given by the Organization of American Historians, 1994. Winner of the Herbert G. Gutman Award for an outstanding book in American social history.
Widely praised when it was first published and now considered a classic by many, Southern Labor and Black Civil Rights chronicles the southern industrial union movement from the Great Depression to the cold war, a history that created the context for the sanitation workers' strike that brought Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. to Memphis in April 1968. Michael K. Honey documents the dramatic labor battles and sometimes heroic activities of organizers and ordinary workers that helped to set the stage for segregation's demise.
"Packs the emotive power of a zillion 'race' memoirs precisely because it is the story of what happened when black and white workers collectively challenged the powers-that-be in the meanest city in the South."--Robin D. G. Kelley, The Nation
"A vitally important contribution to the scholarly debate about the relationship between class and race in American history."--Bruce Nelson, Journal of American History
"Among the best and most ambitious recent works on labor in the South. . . . Few readers of this book are likely to remain unmoved by Honey's account of the exceptional sacrifice, courage, and vision displayed by labor activists in Memphis."--Georgia Historical Quarterly
"Sheds considerable light on numerous themes of importance to historians of a multiplicity of specialties, from labor and African American history, to historians of the South and twentieth-century America."--Labor History
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Lot 12: Dante commentary fragment.- Rambaldi (Benvenuto, da Imola) Commentary to Dante's Commedia, ?Northern Italy, late fourteenth century.
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Live AuctionDescription: Rambaldi (Benvenuto, da Imola) Commentary to Dante's Commedia, fragment on vellum, ?Northern Italy, late fourteenth century. 320 x 245mm. (fol. 1) and 325 x 230mm. (fols. 2 and 3), three loose leaves, folded and re-used as binding cover for a book in quarto format, text block: ca. 212 x 63mm., two columns, 43-44 lines, first top line, probably blind-ruled, text written in brown ink in pre-humanistic Gothic miniscule hand, Incipit of commentary marked in red ink, with extension, the verses from the Commedia underlined in red, modern pencil foliation in upper right corner, a few small holes, affecting some letters of text, margins rather frayed, especially fol. 1, central lines of text on fol. 1v erased, owing to its re-use as a binding, but legible under UV lamp, further traces of its re-use as binding cover can be seen in the sewings preserved on fol. 2, and in note '1603-1627' written on fol. 1v, inner margin of same leaf with inscription 'Liber primus testamentor[um] p[er] me Her[culem] rogator[um] et rogandor[um], and 'C[arte] 97 con i tre testament[i]' written in the same early hand, fol. 3v with early inked note 'Carte 121 suo iudice', preserved in modern limp vellum folder with ties ⁂ A significant fragment from the Commento to the Commedia by Benvenuto da Imola, one of the most authoritative Dante exegetes from the late fourteenth century. The definitive version of this Latin commentary was composed between 1379 and 1383 and had a wide manuscript circulation in Northern Italy, especially in Bologna, Ferrara, and Mantua. It was first published in 1481, in the Florentine Commedia edited by Cristoforo Landino. The fragment contains Benvenuto's commentary to Paradiso Canto IV, 83-133, and Paradiso Canto X, 5-76. Provenance: Bernard M. Rosenthal's collection.
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"O God, I could be bounded in a nut shell and count myself a king of infinite space, were it not that I have bad dreams." - Hamlet Act II scene ii
9 January 2011
Kat (Jessie Wallace) and Ronnie (Samantha Womack)
A current storyline in the BBC's popular soap opera - "EastEnders" - has attracted over 8000 complaints... and one message of congratulation from the author of this post. I praised the writers, the crew and the actors involved. Frankly, I'm flabbergasted that so many people could have found this gripping storyline worthy of complaint and wonder if the complainants are able to distinguish between drama and real life.
The makers of "EastEnders" have always been scrupulous about seeking out and applying specialist advice when developing scripts around tricky subjects such as living with HIV, marital abuse or drug addiction.
The current controversial storyline saw two baby boys born just before New Year's Eve. Their mothers even buy them identical baby-gro outfits with the logo "Daddy's Boy" across the front.
As Baby Tommy Moon sleeps in his cot upstairs in "The Queen Victoria" public house, the other baby, James Branning, is alone in the bedroom of his parents' flat. Meanwhile, his mother, Ronnie Branning falls asleep on the couch. When Ronnie wakes up, she goes to check on James to find that he has passed away, the victim of cot death or Sudden Infant Death Syndrome.
Ronnie is beside herself with shock and grief. She bundles James's body up in a blanket and in an unthinking, zombie-like state wanders off to "The Vic" just as staff and customers are ringing in the new year. She enters through the back door and goes upstairs to the bedroom where Tommy is sleeping. It isn't as if she has really planned it. It just sort of happens. She swaps the babies and returns home with her new bundle, still in some sort of emotional daze.
Although later she has the urge to return Tommy and admit what she has done, circumstances militate against her and she feels obliged to continue with the lie. Naturally Tommy's family and especially his mother, Kat Moon, are utterly distraught. When Kat goes to see her dead child in hospital, she breaks down, screaming "That's not my baby!" but others just think it's her hysteria speaking.
For the last twenty five years, I have been a huge fan of "EastEnders" and refute the common suggestion that it's all "morbid" or "depressing". Such judgements are invariably made by people who don't watch the show or may have watched half an episode out of context. On Christmas Day, "EastEnders" attracted the country's biggest TV audience so I surmise that I am not alone in my advocacy.
As I say, I am still baffled as to why the current storyline was subject to so many complaints. The writers were certainly not belittling the tragic nature of cot death. In fact if the moaners had been patient, they would have seen that dramatic exploration of the challenging issue was only just beginning. It's funny though isn't it, in various areas of life we seem to give too much credence to complainers when sometimes it would be more honest and just to say - we've listened to your remarks and utterly dispute what you're saying. Instead, the BBC have agreed to curtail the cot death storyline, rather than developing it through the several weeks that were at first planned.
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Wednesday, December 2, 2015
During the process, a lot already changed. Many rooms were improved with extra tile work, access to certain areas and the overall flow of the entire place was revised.
There was a fair amount of new bugs, caused by the new mechanics developed for the area, and they're being fixed as soon as they are discovered.
Every time I introduce a boss to the testing team, it's a process of nerfing it down until it's easy enough to decypher, but tough enough to pose a challenge. The starting version of each boss is usually very hard, being myself the only one that can predict its movemet.
As of today, not even I can beat the area 5 miniboss without taking serious damage. There's still a lot of room for improvement, the fight is still far from feeling fair.
At this pace, development will shift to the final areas pretty soon, bringing us closer to the finished game.
I want to thank all the people who volunteered to translate AM2R in their native language. I'll contact all of you when the game is closer to release, so we can coordinate the localization efforts.
74 comments:
- Patrick Stannard said...
It's truly inspiring the work ethic you have, the time you give, and the passion you have for the medium. I literally can't wait till it's release.
- December 2, 2015 at 3:08 PM
- Jorjo NuCor said...
¡Mucho animo! Ya no queda nada. Que ganas de jugarlo. :P
¡Saludos! - December 2, 2015 at 3:23 PM
Crijtooooo!!! Ya casi en su final! Mucho animo Doc! :D
- December 2, 2015 at 4:14 PM
- creXALBO said...
Glad to hear all is going smoothly! You're almost there, Doc :)
- December 2, 2015 at 4:24 PM
- Gavin Durgan said...
Great work on the project. I've got all three saves on mine complete at 100% with each save being a different difficulty. Cant wait for the final release. Keep up the good work.
- December 2, 2015 at 5:58 PM
- Gavin Durgan said...
Nice work on the game Doc. I cant wait for the final release. I have all of my saves at 100% with each save being a different difficulty. I can play this game over and over and not get bored. Keep up the good work. Cant wait :)
- December 2, 2015 at 6:07 PM
I'm struggling to wait! The demo felt more like a real Metroid game than anything that's come from Nintendo since Prime 2... Can't wait to stare down with the Queen!
- December 2, 2015 at 6:50 PM
- Geo Stelar said...
I want to translate AM2R to my native language, how can I do that?
- December 2, 2015 at 8:52 PM
- Matthew Roberts said...
Sweet, cant wait. When the next demo comes out will we be able to use our current save files or do we need to reset? There is one missile tank i really dont want to get again ;-;
- December 2, 2015 at 8:57 PM
- Francisco Rufino said...
esperando ansiosamente!ótimo trabalho!
- December 2, 2015 at 9:20 PM
- Hannibal Smith said...
From someone who has been playing the game since I could talk: as far as I'm concerned, considering what trash Nintendo is currently releasing, your game deserves a spot with all of the game's actual releases. I have enjoyed this more than some of the games in the actual series. Keep up the fantastic work. :)
A Fan - December 2, 2015 at 9:57 PM
- João Carvalho said...
Hey guy, I don't know how else to contact you, if you haven't got a portuguese (european) translator, I've been thinking about taking up the challenge. Hit me a line back if you're interested.
- December 2, 2015 at 10:32 PM
- Yonathan said...
Genial Doc!! cuanto tiempo ya ha pasado eh?, ya casi cerca de la meta FINAL!!, un largo camino recorrido con mucho esfuerzo y dedicacion, asi como todos aqui esperamos con ansias mas noticias respecto a como sera el producto final!, muy buen trabajos a todos los que estan detras del proyecto, nos vemos luego doc, tal vez no tenga oportunidad luego pero espero pases este Diciembre de lo mejor! y a todos igual!
- December 2, 2015 at 10:53 PM
- AngryGrape1337 said...
Can't wait...
- December 3, 2015 at 12:04 AM
Been playing this since v1.1 and I'd have to say, this is one of the best Metroid games I have experienced. I am excited to see its final release, I do 100% speed runs everytime a new update is out and a huge supporter of this game. If any of you guys would like to check out my runs, search my name on youtube :) Tyvm Drm64, keep up the good work
- December 3, 2015 at 1:13 AM
- jonathan wright said...
ive always wanted to face the queen metroid in am2r im pretty sure shes gonna be tough but its ok ive lasted hard mode so facing the queen on hard mode will be a challenge. keep up the good work doc :).
- December 3, 2015 at 2:23 AM
- Brandon Posada said...
It's almost that time Doc. Your hard work and motivation are going to pay off really soon :)
- December 3, 2015 at 4:09 AM
- MadDarmani97 said...
Hi, do you have a Swedish translation yet?
If not, then i'd be happy to provide you with one.
Is there a textfile with all english dialog/text that you could send me?
Happy if I could be of use //MadDarmani97 - December 3, 2015 at 4:30 AM
- netsendjoe said...
I can't wait to face off with the Queen Metroid. I feel like she should do something completely unexpected. Like you almost have her defeated but then she could smash apart the entire chamber and start using a different attack. I remember the original battle was fairly easy if you had collected enough of the energy tanks and missiles. Maybe it could be something exclusive to the hard difficulty mode.
Love hearing about the progress, long time follower (6 years) - December 3, 2015 at 8:40 AM
- Blue Madness said...
"bringing us closer to the finished game."
Dude. You just made my week, just by writing that. - December 3, 2015 at 10:35 AM
I've been following you the entire duration of this project, and I don't really have any words to give. You are your own motivation, and the last beta I had a chance to play was unbelievable. I wish I knew what you knew about game development!
- December 3, 2015 at 11:29 AM
Keep up the amazing work Doc, have a good week
- December 3, 2015 at 1:21 PM
- Geo Stelar said...
Doc, while you're reading this to approve my commentary, i want to ask you something do you already have a portuguese (brazilian) translator? If not, you can talk with me. My email is firstname.lastname@example.com. Thanks for reading this.
- December 3, 2015 at 2:02 PM
- Julien Gonin said...
I'll do my best for a french translation if you want.
- December 3, 2015 at 5:20 PM
- deZpe said...
And i will do the German one if you want to have it. Your work is stunning. I would love to be a very small part of it.
- December 3, 2015 at 6:12 PM
- Andrew MacFarlane said...
Super excited for the next release!!! Can't wait!
- December 3, 2015 at 6:26 PM
- Guadalupe Mandujano said...
I'd like to translate the Spanish version if you want! I love your game so far
- December 3, 2015 at 8:26 PM
- Jindřich Martínek said...
Hey Doc, It would be great honour and pleasure for me to translate your game into Czech language
- December 3, 2015 at 9:41 PM
- Kenneth Bui said...
Glad to see the game being almost finished
- December 3, 2015 at 10:26 PM
you're doing what Nintendon't with this project. I've been playing Ori and the Blind Forest and it is beginning to enrage me that Nintendo hasn't made new Metroid content in almost a decade. I'm glad I have AM2R to look forward to. Thank you for working so hard on this project, what I have played so far is so professional it is impossible to tell that it is not an official Nintendo title.
- December 4, 2015 at 1:05 AM
- LC said...
I'm still thankful for your effort in making this glorious game. Thank you. Truly.
- December 4, 2015 at 9:19 AM
- Remix Rave said...
I just stumbled across the "To be continued" screen in version 1.34. I don't know what more 1.41 has yet, so I'll wait till the next release. I so cannot wait for the final version!
- December 4, 2015 at 3:05 PM
- Thirteen 1355 said...
Wonderful, just wonderful!
- December 4, 2015 at 3:38 PM
- sharpman5000 said...
Thank you for all the hard work you and whoever else might be helping you for this project!
You're literally doing God's work ~
If the going get's rough, keep your head held high and remember how far you've come with everything, including this!
<3 - December 4, 2015 at 7:58 PM
- Joe T. said...
I can't wait to simply explore the new areas in the next update. More importantly, keep up the great job!
- December 5, 2015 at 7:57 AM
- x said...
Which languages are already translated?
- December 5, 2015 at 11:13 AM
- extremeserene said...
Been following this game for only 2 months, but I'm hooked! Thank you (Doc and all others) for all of your efforts you're putting into this project. Looking forward to the final release!
- December 5, 2015 at 3:41 PM
Why don't machines freeze with the ice beam? That kinda eliminates the whole point of the ice beam?
- December 5, 2015 at 5:28 PM
- Ivan said...
Can't wait, can't wait, can't wait
- December 6, 2015 at 8:42 AM
I really appreciate your hard work! This project is absolutely fantastic! Can't wait to play the next demo.
As a hardcore metroid fan, I would like to contribute something to this project. If you need any help with a German translation, I am a teacher from Germany who would gladly assist in translating the whole thing! - December 6, 2015 at 2:07 PM
- AntZilla3000 said...
Same issue but i didnt worry about freezing them, i charge shot the machines when i had the plasma-spazer-wave combo active. The ice beam was only useful form me for hitting the organic foes. Like those spinning saw wall creatures. By the way doc love the game.
- December 6, 2015 at 9:26 PM
- Vijay Naipaul said...
Awesome work man...Nintendo as a company can't get their heads out of their asses to do something like this.
- December 9, 2015 at 6:45 AM
- Rockman Trigger said...
¡Recta final Doc! Sigue asi.
- December 9, 2015 at 1:47 PM
Heya Doc, Amazing work! Something to think about would be an easter egg where you leave a mode where you can fight those bosses in their original difficulties. It sounds like that would be a ton of fun to run against them.
- December 9, 2015 at 10:31 PM
- SMGA4 said...
NICE WORK! Use firstname.lastname@example.com to let me know when it is finished. I've been waiting for this!
- December 10, 2015 at 7:56 PM
- MaskedManClaus said...
Wow, I can't say I have been more excited for any other fan-made game (except maybe Mother 3, but that was just a translation.
I still hope that there will be save-states :). - December 10, 2015 at 9:29 PM
- Thirteen 1355 said...
MOther 3, the best game ever.
Metroid isn't Mega Man hard, so you really don't need savestates :) - December 11, 2015 at 1:26 PM
I cannot wait to say "Get away from her. You bitch." as a place a bomb inside the belly of the Queen Metroid. ;)
- December 12, 2015 at 12:11 AM
- MaskedManClaus said...
No, but sometimes they are still nice to have. If you really don't like them, just don't use them, it's really that simple. ;)
- December 12, 2015 at 2:25 PM
- Stefano Ponce said...
Hello Doc! I just wanted to say that you're doing a great job with this project; I really love the game. It is perfect in almost every sense I can imagine! I have always wanted to play Metroid 2, but I never could because I never had a Gameboy and I haven't been able to find an emulator to play the original (I don't even know if it exists). I love the atmosphere and the music. The logbook system was a great addition. The area where you find a small GF settlement was insanely cool! The metroid fights!! Holy Mother of God they are awesome! They are full of suspense and I think that they really capture the feeling of Samus being in an extremely dangerous mission. It would be nice, though, if you added a few more enemies from Fuision (since those are supposedly inhabitants of SR388), including the bosses. I think my only significant issue with the game is the fact that when you combine the different beams, the time between each shot increases way too much. Samus starts shooting too slowly when you combine all the beams. Don't get me wrong, the idea of decreasing the shooting speed is great, since the beams are now stronger and there's no need to shoot that fast. But I do think that they become way too slow compared to how they are in Super Metroid. Anyway, other than that, it is an excellent game and I really can't wait till it comes out.
Pd: If you need support with Spanish translations, feel free to contact me! I'd be pleased to help with the project any way I can; I only wish I had known about it sooner haha. Keep up the good work!
Saludos desde Ecuador! - December 12, 2015 at 6:41 PM
- Thirteen 1355 said...
I certainly do like savestates, but Metroid doesn't need it.
I think it is not fun for exploration based games. - December 12, 2015 at 7:55 PM
- Vachon said...
@Stefano Ponce : If you're using a PC, there's a Game Boy emulator called "BGB Gameboy Emulator". I use it on my computer and it plays just like the original unit.
- December 13, 2015 at 1:05 PM
- MaskedManClaus said...
Not as fun for you maybe, but for some others (like myself), it's just a nice thing to have. Everyone has different tastes, no need to try and force your taste on others. ;)
If you don't like them, again, just don't use them. ;) - December 14, 2015 at 12:24 AM
- Rapea Sammakko said...
Great game!! Even as a demo this game just blows my mind. Controls work well, battles are terrific and the atmosphere is just right. Of course there can be found some room for improvement: some enemies (especially flying ones) seem a little stiff and would look more living if their animations and movement had a little adjustment. Also, in my opinion charged beams should do more damage to bosses like in SM or Fusion or ZM; Was it even that they did no damage to some bosses? In this game I found it very difficult to fight bosses having ran out of missiles.
And sorry if I already have posted a similar comment some time a go, I'm not sure if I did... - December 14, 2015 at 8:11 AM
- Unknown said...
Hey there, I have been following this project for a long time and I am pretty stoked for the finished game. If you need help translating it into German just let me know I'll help you out!
- December 14, 2015 at 10:35 AM
- Rapea Sammakko said...
About localisation: Have you considered using Crowdin to manage translating? And I can translate the game in Finnish if needed.
- December 15, 2015 at 7:19 AM
- Hannibal Smith said...
Keep in mind, missiles were the only way to damage metroids in Metroid 2. He probably just wants to keep that stipulation. I personally find the challenge exhilarating.
- December 15, 2015 at 5:36 PM
- Hannibal Smith said...
That is actually a really good idea. Maybe an unlockable "insane" difficulty or something. That'd be awesome
- December 15, 2015 at 5:39 PM
- Rapea Sammakko said...
Oh, yes... I think it was the latest mini-boss in which I had problems with missiles running out and charged beam not making damage. And since you can run from (most?) metroid battles you have a chance to retreat and refill ammunition.
- December 17, 2015 at 6:48 PM
I don't know how many times I've played through the latest demo since it came out. It's so good. On par with, if not better than, most Metroid games, for sure. I really don't need to point out the highlights, since that's been done many, many times here before. You've truly done an outstanding job with this game, to say the least.
I do, however, have a few suggestions. The first is concerning the items you can find. I feel like, in general, they're too easy to find. There are a couple somewhat tricky ones, but none that are very hidden. I want to work for my 100% completion! Thinking back to Fusion and Zero Mission, there were several pickups that were not only in sneaky locations, but involved tricky and clever Speed Booster and Space Jump sections, as well. Not every hidden collectible has to involve a section like this, but it would be nice to have the satisfaction of finding that last item after a good search.
On the subject of items, every area you go to, you can collect every pickup there on your initial (and only) visit. It's true, Metroid II is a more linear game than most Metroids with an almost level-based feel to it, but I feel like having items in early areas requiring powerups from later areas would make it feel a lot less linear, at least as far as 100% completion goes. Take the landing site, for example. It would be cool if there was a reason to go back there with the Space Jump other than filling out the map or beholding the awesome sunset background that it changes to after a certain point in the game. But considering you have two major areas left, and there are at present only 52 pickups to find, I kinda have a feeling you already plan on doing this. At least with Power Bomb expansions, anyway.
Finally, the escape in the fourth area. It. Is. Incredible. Even if the timer is mostly scripted (is it possible to fail at that section?), and I understand why it is done that way, it still manages to get my blood pumping trying to get the heck out of there. That said, with the timer being so lenient and scripted as it is, I feel like the boss in that section almost loses its purpose; as a way to slow you down. If it can't fulfill that purpose, can I suggest giving it a new one? Make the bot more dangerous than it currently is. Even if it's simply making his attacks deal more damage, or giving the wheels more health/making it so you CAN'T destroy his movement capabilities (which would be enough to give the fight a renewed sense of urgency), it would make it far more exciting than it already is.
Again, I can't stress enough what a terrific job you're doing with this game. Keep it up! Thank you very much for all the time and effort you've put into it thus far (over the course of...10 years, now? Wow, THAT'S dedication! I applaud you, sir), and I'm absolutely excited to see the finished product.
And thank you for taking the time to read this extremely long-winded comment. I probably could have said this using half of the space I did. =P - December 18, 2015 at 12:44 AM
- Dominique Gendron-Langlois said...
Do you need help for french translation?
- December 19, 2015 at 1:14 PM
- souturus said...
Waiting your great work doc!
- December 20, 2015 at 3:44 AM
- Dominique Gendron-Langlois said...
From what I know, From what I've seen and from what make a game great for me, this is better than what Nintendo would ever do with a remake. Don't make me wrong, I love nintendo. I'm a fan boy you wuill never stop buying nintendo hardware. But this is INCREDIBLE. Srpite quality, sound (with headphones : best metroid sound experience ever). The gameplay is on point and the things you add to the game is brilliant. This is art, man. Nintendo should just hire you, give you a ton of cash and publish this. wow.
- December 20, 2015 at 8:59 PM
- Dragomiloff said...
Acabo de terminar la demo... IMPRESIONANTE. Como fan absoluto de Metroid, este es un remake a la altura de Zero Mission (y considero a este uno de los mejores remakes que ha tenido un videojuego). Es increíble lo bien que está todo hecho: la jugabilidad, igual que la de los Metroid clásicos, pero con pequeñas mejoras que juntas dan al juego una identidad propioa; el genial diseño de cada pantalla que está estudiado al milimetro para poderse pasar de una forma concreta, pero que permite que el jugador experimente y pueda usar otro camino; los detalles gráficos que van más allá de lo visto en GBA y los jefes que en mi opinión son super originales... brillante.
Muchos ánimos y ojalá lo termines pronto y podamos disfrutar del primer Metroid 2D desde hace casi 12 años. Tiene pinta de estar a la altura de las entregas de GBA o incluso del mismisimo Super Metroid.
Un saludo. - December 21, 2015 at 4:38 PM
- Grey Fox said...
This is a great project bringing out more in a game that was limited in space due to being on the gameboy and having new life breathed into it. I can't wait to see the Omega Metroids and the Queen herself along with any other goodies you have in store. Hopefully Nintendo will keep being cool about this unlike Square Enix newfangled the fan sequel and 3D edition to Chrono Trigger
- December 21, 2015 at 6:51 PM
- Rockman Trigger said...
¡¡¡Feliz navidad y Feliz 2016 doc!!! ^_^
- December 24, 2015 at 9:38 PM
- Luis Villagran said...
Greetings AM2R team!
I humbly would like to volunteer myself to translate from English to Spanish this beautiful game. Let me tell you about me. I am a 30 year-old teacher of English and I am from Chile (the country, not the spice, lol). Well, I am a huge fan of the Metroid series and one of my dreams is to coolaborate in game translations. I don't have any experience but I am positive that I will be an asset to your translators' team, and maybe this will be the first step for my dream to come true.
Looking forward to hear from you.
Luis Villagran. - January 13, 2016 at 12:46 AM
- Anonymous said...
Can we get an update? I'm ready to try a new demo release!
- January 21, 2016 at 9:24 PM
Is there a way that you could make a rom for this anything but gba rom will do.
- January 27, 2016 at 9:11 PM
- Carson Smith said...
No, I'd rather have no save states if you mean saving where there's not a save point. It takes out the fun and difficulty.
- January 28, 2016 at 5:08 PM
- Carson Smith said...
Because their machines. They dont have any moisture in them. The ice beam is a "beam" not a snow ball forward. It's pretty much a sub-zero weapon that dramatically decreases the temperature of the object and greatly increases the speed of the chemical change which in turn, instantly freezes the object. A machine isn't an organism unless it's a android or something.
- January 28, 2016 at 5:13 PM
- Carson Smith said...
I can't remember if there were actually any bosses in M II but it seems like you've decided to put them in which, is slightly appreciated since I didn't really mind the Metroids serving as bosses but I guess now they can serve as a Gauntlet of Mini-Bosses per area. I haven't played it actually yet but I've played the original game and have beaten it. Going onto the actual topic I personally don't want it to be easy it doesn't fit with the series of hard boss fights and memories of dying repeatedly. I also kinda want to see The Game Grumps play this and rage at it. They're pretty funny and have quite a history with the series. Either way im glad that someone is still staying true to the series and not giving up. Keep up the good work!
- January 28, 2016 at 5:19 PM
will you please send me the source code so that I can port it to 3ds homebrew. you will receive all credit that you deserve. (THIS IS AN AMAZING GAME!!!!!!!!!!)
please send it to email@example.com - January 28, 2016 at 10:11 PM
- ChannelMiner said...
Idea for the name
Metroid: Extinction (A Metroid II Remake)
Anyone else? - March 19, 2016 at 9:45 PM


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I finally got time to address the weak reference global destruction "panic" described in November's report. Now understanding the problem, the interim fix seemed clean and fast to implement. Of course - no plan survives contact with the enemy. In this case, fixing the first panic revealed a second panic at a different point in the code. In turn, that took a lot of time to nail down (saved debugger logs, hardware watchpoints, re-runs, occasionally crashing gdb. The usual), but in the end turned out to be the backreference between a CV and its typeglob, mutually destroyed at the same time.
This investigation was hindered by the form of the backref panic messages.
Perl_sv_del_backref() contained these:
if (!svp || !*svp)
Perl_croak(aTHX_ "panic: del_backref");
else {
/* optimisation: only a single backref, stored directly */
if (*svp != sv)
Perl_croak(aTHX_ "panic: del_backref");
*svp = NULL;
It took a while to realise that the "new" panic was not from the same spot as the old, now-fixed panic, because the text is identical. Moreover, in each case diagnostic information is thrown away. "panic"s aren't supposed to occur, hence when the "impossible" does happen it can often be genuinely impossible to work out what the chain of events leading to it was, let alone replicate them. So I searched the codebase for panic messages, eliminating duplicates such as above, and changing as many as possible to output the values that caused panic. Hence the above two are now:
if (!svp)
Perl_croak(aTHX_ "panic: del_backref, svp=0");
if (!*svp) {
/* It's possible that sv is being freed recursively part way through the
freeing of tsv. If this happens, the backreferences array of tsv has
already been freed, and so svp will be NULL. If this is the case,
we should not panic. Instead, nothing needs doing, so return. */
if (PL_phase PERL_PHASE_DESTRUCT && SvREFCNT(tsv) 0)
Perl_croak(aTHX_ "panic: del_backref, *svp=%p phase=%s refcnt=%" UVuf,
*svp, PL_phase_names[PL_phase], SvREFCNT);
else {
/* optimisation: only a single backref, stored directly */
if (*svp != sv)
Perl_croak(aTHX_ "panic: del_backref, *svp=%p, sv=%p", *svp, sv);
*svp = NULL;
I spent a fun-filled day digging into installhtml and Pod::Html. As the names suggest, Pod::Html generates HTML documentation from Pod, and installhtml generates HTML with it and then installs it. As of 5.14.0, both were, um, full of the wrong sort of tentacles*. Thanks to Google Summer of Code, Marc Green was able to tame Pod::Html and update it to use modern Pod infrastructure. However, all change carries risks - the potential for introducing bugs, and in this case it was the interaction between Pod::Html and installhtml. Nailing down the actual problem was not as simple as it initially looked, as problems were caused by the interactions of several changes in more than one branch, and the various programs produced a lot of diagnostic output which had to be analysed to determine whether this was the same bug or different. In the process I opened 5 bugs in RT for other issues: #107866, #107870, #107874, #107880 and #107882. Most of these predate 5.14.0 and the refactoring.
At this point I thought I was done, and reported back to the list that it should all work. The response was that it was still causing the failure of make install on Win32. One of the problems was that installhtml used to accept a --libpods argument, and if present pass this on to Pod::Html::pod2html(). The GSoC refactoring removed this argument from pod2html(), but no-one spotted that installhtml was still passing it, hence one of the failures fixed the previous week was to purge it from installhtml, and from anything that called it. So, obviously, I grep'd every file in MANIFEST for 'libpods'. That should fix it, right? Wrong. The problem is that Getopt::Long::GetOptions() defaults to accepting abbreviations of options (I believe because this is the GNU standard), and the Win32 makefiles were invoking installhtml with --libpod. No 's'. So my grep missed that.
In the middle of January perl5-porters traffic lit up with discussion about distributions, and one size doesn't fit all. I think David Golden coined the jargon term "redhat-mini-onion" to specifically refer to how we work with vendors to identify the best way to meet their needs for a packaging Perl for their distributions, particularly their install media and other constrained environments. I've intentionally kept the somewhat jargon term in the summary below, as it's unambiguous about what the focus should be here. Historically these sort of threads get distracted with more general talking about creating different distributions to suit different end user cases, but it never seems end up with any of the passionate participants following through after the excitement dies down.
I've spent a fair chunk of January working on Pod::Functions. It's a seemingly innocuous module shipped in the perl core, allegedly only used by splitpod, a script never installed, but run from installhtml as part of installing HTML documentation. Its curious claim to fame is that the installers are special-cased not to install its documentation, and buildtoc not to mention it in perltoc, claiming
return if $file =~ qr!/lib/Pod/Functions.pm\z!; # Used only by pod itself
Except that it is used by at least 4 modules on CPAN:
and I infer to generate this page:
from which you can see that its obscurity has made it very very stale. For some years now perlfunc has had a section "Keywords related to the switch feature", but Pod::Functions was never updated to match. In fact, Pod::Functions is full of Don't Repeat Yourself violations, by containing data which mostly duplicates perlfunc.pod
So the intent is to eliminate the duplication by generating Pod::Function's data structures from perlfunc.pod. My original intent was to locate the Pod file as installed in lib, but the signal in the redhat-mini-onion discussion made me realise that this would make Pod::Functions fragile and awkward, because it would depend at runtime on a 324K Pod file being present so that it could extract a few K of metadata. So instead I changed my design to parse perlfunc.pod at build time, and install a self-contained module. This work is ongoing, and threw up a few other discussion items on the list.
One of the problems we've had with managing dual life modules is knowing which code is "owned" by the core, and which code is "upstream" CPAN, where bugs should be forwarded onwards, instead of editing the files locally. To simplify tracking this, a couple of years ago I worked to get the extension-building code simplified so that we could then adapt it to use more than one directory, so that "upstream" CPAN modules would all be together, and obviously so. A side effect of this is that when an extension changes status it has to move directory, which isn't an issue with anyone building from a release tarball, but causes problems if it is done by a git update on a built tree. Until now this has often ended up with a seemingly unrelated messy build failure, and it's not possible to automatically determine the right cleanup to make to fix it. However, this week I figured out that it was possible to detect the problem at Configure time, and that bailing out with a notification was a lot better than what we had. That fix is now in blead.
A side effect of other discussions, including redhat-mini-onion, was that I also had inspiration on a long standing problem. There is desire to be able to make making custom installations as easy as "just drop the tarballs into the core distribution at it will handle the rest". The problem is that the toolchain (eg CPAN.pm) assumes that it's running against an installed perl and builds serially, but is able to figure out dependencies and pre-requisites as it goes. In contrast the core's build system needs to know the complete list of modules up front, including build dependencies, needs to be able to build everything before installing, and has three clear steps
1: Configure everything
2: build everything
3: test everything
where the second and third can run in parallel, maximally exploiting modern hardware. I think I can see how to reconcile the two. My thoughts are here:
Whilst this isn't my itch to scratch, I seem to be the expert on how the build system works (across *nix, Win32 and VMS), so that's my kickstarter gift to anyone who does want to work on this.
A more detailed breakdown summarised from the weekly reports. In these:
16 hex digits refer to commits in http://perl5.git.perl.org/perl.git
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0.50 | Copyright years |
0.50 | PL_check |
22.75 | Pod::Functions |
2.00 | approaches to pruning maybe not dead code |
2.50 | better panics |
1.25 | checking and merging smoke-me branches |
2.00 | copy overlap check |
5.75 | defined @::array |
1.50 | detecting duplicate extension directories |
1.50 | diagnostics.pm |
0.25 | documentation of supported versions |
2.25 | fc |
1.00 | g++ smoke failure |
13.00 | global destruction backref panic |
0.50 | global destruction optimisations |
9.75 | installhtml |
installhtml on Win32 | |
installhtml, Pod::Html | |
0.25 | installperl |
0.25 | lib/diagnostics.t |
0.25 | mro |
1.75 | mymalloc |
2.75 | perlio |
0.75 | perllocale |
11.25 | process, scalability, mentoring |
52.75 | reading/responding to list mail |
2.50 | redhat-mini-onion |
0.25 | strange File::Glob error |
2.00 | strange Win32 smoke failures with enabled features |
0.75 | t/re/regexp.t, Data::Dumper, miniperl |
1.00 | typemap files |
0.50 | untarring extra packages |
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I've started using oPie to set the...
Posted By: TheBard
I've started using oPie to set the World Target Icons or whatever they're called, but sometimes when I try to set one it gives me an error saying that another addon tried to execute an action reserved for Blizzard UI, if I disalbe that addon (it changes) it gives me the same error with another addon, and so on. (I've got errors for...
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Any chance for buff durations for Stuf Raid?
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Sorry if it's been already asked, didn't find a way to search the comments...
Is there any chance that some way to visualize buff durations in stuf raid?
I'm using a druid and it'll be nice to be able to see the duration of my hots without using some other addons (namely grid that I find really ugly :P)
How isn't really import...
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yeah, I still use other addons anyw...
Posted By: TheBard
yeah, I still use other addons anyway (namely Stuf/Stuf Raid and Clique), but since I tried I noticed I have way more fun using the macro and your plates when I can :P (in small instances and leveling up alts mostly)
It gets a bit boring watching and clicking only unitframes after a while ;D
I guess that when exams are out of th...
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first of all, thanks for the awesom...
Posted By: TheBard
first of all, thanks for the awesome mod, then I have one question :P
I've been using the addon for a while (with tidy threat plates theme) with my warrior, and it really made my life easier, especially used with a macro to click-cast taunt on the tidy plates :P
Now I've started using it as a healer (lowbie shaman and 80 druid...
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Wow, thanks for the quick answer, a...
Posted By: TheBard
Wow, thanks for the quick answer, anyway yeah, most of the stuff I was wondering is doable anyway, so no worries :D
Originally posted by suicidalkatt
You'd have to ask Danltiger for that kinda support. I wouldn't know how clique would react with Tidy Plates.
I never really would put the effort into making that functional,...
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awesome addon, but I just wanted to...
Posted By: TheBard
awesome addon, but I just wanted to know 4 things (if they are possible to do, planned, will never happen or whatever)
- can you someway use Clique with this or will a similar function be added to the addon someday?
(using mouseover macros for now, but it's not the same and I always have to configure it manually for every char...


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