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Passionately handcrafted designer jewelry and diamond engagement rings, all artisinally created at the Tacori design studios in Los Angeles, California. Explore all the collections below.
Blooming Beauties
The Blooming Beauties Collection features not one, but two rows of pavé set diamonds to enhance your center diamond. With two different foundations, one higher for a bolder look and the other with a daintier, lower foundation, the Blooming Beauties Collection is unlike any other.
Classic Crescent
For the lover of all things classic, this collection started it all with the iconic Tacori crescents set with diamonds on the inner face of the ring. The crevices between each crescent reflect the brilliance of the diamonds placed within each design. Coming in a variety of romantic ribbon bands or straight classic bands, the Classic Crescent Collection is simply breathtaking.
Clean Crescent
Our Clean Crescent design has re-imagined the signature Tacori crescent pattern on the innerface of the ring into a smaller, streamlined crescent detailing with a more diamond intense look. This Clean Crescent Collection shines brilliantly, while still giving a nod to the heritage of the unique Tacori touch.
Our Dantela collection showcases designs with an eye-catching allure. The name Dantela translates to "lace" in Romanian, a reference to the lace-like look of the diamond details. The diamonds on the crown of the ring enhance the center diamond and provide the intricate appeal of the breathtaking "Dantela" designs.
We're taking our popular Blooming Beauties collection to the next level with larger diamonds along the center diamond for a Full Bloom design impact. The bigger bolder diamonds around the center bloom your center diamond for brilliance and beauty from every angle.
Our Classic Crescent Collection has been refined & re-designed to have softer, smaller classic crescent detailing. With a French-cut setting, there is less metal with a more diamond intense look, allowing your center diamond and the diamonds along your band to be even more brilliant. This Petite Crescent Collection is attractively feminine, and shines brilliantly with the unique Tacori touch.
Reverse Crescent
In this collection, Tacori's Classic Crescent has been inverted to create open arcs within the inner face of each Tacori design and illuminates the diamonds to create a lace-like crescent effect. The delicate feminine flair in the Reverse Crescent collection makes these designs feel like an instant heirloom.
Ribbon Collection
The expression "when two become one" is a love story personified with the Ribbon collection. In these stunning designs, two ribbons twist together on separate diamond-studded paths to create the foundation of the ring, which band into "one" at the sparkling center of the diamond. The heart of Tacori is expressed in the Ribbon collection.
RoyalT Collection
The RoyalT rings are a regal collection designed to accommodate center diamonds 2ct and larger, and are available exclusively in Platinum as the preferred white metal. All "RoyalT" rings include Tacori's signature crescent silhouette design detail, and are typified by their intricate attention to detail, lending every "RoyalT" design heirloom elegance.
Sculpted Crescent Collection
Tacori's Classic Crescent has been reimagined with the signature Tacori crescent sculpted into the metal inner face of each Tacori design. The Sculpted Crescent Collection keeps its modern edge while still allowing its unique personality to shine with the Tacori touch.
Simply Tacori Collection
Inspired by an engagement within the Tacori family, the Simply Tacori Collection introduced contemporary, minimalist looks with heirloom flair. This elegant and sophisticated collection transforms Tacori's signature crescent into modern design elements on the inner face of each ring.
Starlit Collection
This unique collection has an incredible "Starlit" center diamond, where the diamond is bezel set within a celestial crown with incredible crescent details that dance along the inner face of the ring. Pin-dot milgrain beading outline the signature Tacori crescent pattern, just like a constellation in the sky shows a story through connected stars. This collection tells the story of "when the stars align" and two lovers pledge themselves together and create a new universe of unity.


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The following transit lines have routes that pass near 浪花のえべっさん - Bus: 大11; Train: 中央線快速, 京王線.
Click on the Bus route to see step by step directions with maps, line arrival times and updated time schedules.From 秋津駅 (SI16), 所沢市 131 min
Click on the Train route to see step by step directions with maps, line arrival times and updated time schedules.From 川崎市立 日本民家園, 川崎市 76 min
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The Costa Dorada - 1,000 Mediterranean contrasts
Salou. Cala Font cove
Flamingos on the Ebro River Delta
The amphitheatre in Tarragona, with the Mediterranean Sea in the background
The cloister in Poblet Monastery
Art, history, nature, sport, enjoyment and, of course, sun and sand. Are you looking for a destination that mixes all these ingredients? If so, your answer lies in Spain, on the Costa Dorada (Catalonia). Located between the sea and the mountains you will find this land, bursting with life and with contrast. Here you can soak up the sun and warmth of Spain, and if you are also interested in getting to know Spanish culture, then this area will not fail to please.
The Costa Dorada is one of the main Mediterranean tourist destinations. 216 kilometres of broad, peaceful beaches, on the coast of Tarragona province in northern Spain. If you are coming for sun, sea and sand, you will find this, and much more: contrasting landscapes you will never tire of looking at. Mountains and countryside, sport and culture, art and entertainment… The range of options offered by the Costa Dorada is huge and, best of all, will suit your tastes down to a tee.
A sea of different alternatives
Variety is par for the course in this coastal region, and you will not have to travel far to have access to all of the many possibilities. Do you like quiet places, or prefer lively tourist centres? The choice is yours. We have small seaside villages, where fishing is still the main
local industry and where the style of life has remained largely unchanged for centuries. Close by you will find small towns like Calafell, Torredembarra and Cambrils, which retain a strong medieval flavour and considerable historic heritage. Neither should we forget the many larger towns offering all kinds of services and comforts for tourists, with lively beaches by day and by night. Salou is a good example of this, and is also an ideal family destination with the Port Aventura theme park.
If you prefer sports and a more active holiday, however, then the Costa Dorada also has some great options for you. There are many marinas and water sports facilities offering scuba diving, windsurfing, water skiing and a host of other activities. Golf, cycle touring and hiking in inland areas are an ideal option for pleasant days out in the countryside.
Whims of nature
The Costa Dorada has many a surprise for nature lovers, too, with many nature areas of great environmental value. Among these, we should make special mention of the Ebro River Delta, very close to the town of Amposta. It is interesting to note that this is Spain's second largest wetland area - an ornithological paradise with more than 300 registered species. Why not explore it peacefully by boat, on a trip that will take you right to the delta's opening on to the sea. If mountains and heights are your thing, you can visit the Tortosa-Besseit range, an area with the National Hunting Reserve designation, home to many different birds of prey. From its highest peak there are stunning views on a clear day that reach from the Pyrenees to the Balearic Islands.
Neither should you miss a visit to the region's caves: Las Meravelles de Benifallet, with their weird and wonderful rock formations; Font Major, in Espluga de Francolí, one of the world's longest caves, at 3,590 metres; or the Ulldecona Caves, whose rock paintings date back 8,000 years and are designated World Heritage.
History in all its splendour
Coming to the Costa Dorada you will have the opportunity to discover a hugely valuable artistic and cultural heritage. To start with, a visit to Tarragona is a must. Its historic centre is of Roman origin and is designated World Heritage. You can take an archaeological stroll (with Roman amphitheatre, circus, etc.) around the old city walls, built in the 3rd century BC, with the sea as backdrop. You should also visit the Paleo-Christian necropolis, the Western Mediterranean's largest ancient burial site on account of the number of tombs it contains.
Another interesting suggestion would be to combine some beach time with excursions inland. In towns like Reus and Amposta you can see good examples of Modernist architecture. It is also well worth exploring inland areas of the province to visit the Santes Creus and Poblet Monasteries, both of which date from the 12th century and are excellent examples of Cistercian abbey constructions. The village of Poblet is designated World Heritage and has an interesting palace-fortress.
Culture, art, sports, beaches, countryside… There are a host of good reasons to visit the Costa Dorada. We would only recommend the following: Come and discover it for yourself!
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The CMS Stags and Athenas swept the California Lutheran University Kingsmen and Regals in SCIAC dual meet action on Saturday.
Sophomore Cameron Whiting recorded a pair of personal records while winning the 50 and 100 yard freestyle events. Whiting's 21.77 in the 50 sprint and 47.36 in the 100 topped the field. "Those times surprised everyone," according to Coach Charlie Griffiths. "Cameron had never been under 22.0 or 48.0, so he enjoyed a breakthrough day."
Junior Michele Kee was a double winner for the Athenas. Kee won the 200 IM and the 100 butterfly in back-to-back events.
Other individual winners for the Athenas were: Kristie Howard (50 FS), Carmen Lundell (3-meter diving), Olivia Graham (100 FS), Erin MacLean (100 backstroke), Maddy Gebhard (100 breaststroke)
Julian Laguisma earned his first win on the season, taking top honors on the 3-meter springboard. Freshman Conrad Shabb also impressed, narrowly missing a spot on the CMS all-time Top 10 list, posting 16:24.54 in the 1650 free. Additionally, Marc Blumberg won the 200 free, Zach Alleva (200 IM), Patrick Shultz (100 butterfly), Joe Hinton (100 backstroke), Devin Nishizaki (500 freestyle).
The Athenas won both relays with the team of Ali Fisher, Mackenzie Marrs, Annika Jessen and Howard winning the 200 medley, with MacLean, Kee, Helen Liu and Dana Shaker taking the 200 free relay. The Stags ended the meet with a 200 free relay win by Alleva, Hinton, Whiting and Blake Weber.
CMS will host Chapman University and Occidental College in a double-dual meet on Saturday, January 18.
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The CMS Stags and Athenas swept the California Lutheran University Kingsmen and Regals in SCIAC dual meet action on Saturday.


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* Note: The device comes in two versions, version 1 is supported from Linux kernel version 2.6.28 and version 2 is supported in Linux kernel version 3.0.0 (possibly earlier). Version 2 can be distinguished from version 1 by the loop antenna output which is absent on version 1.
* Note: The device comes in two versions, version 1 is supported from Linux kernel version 2.6.28 and version 2 is supported in Linux kernel version 3.0.0 (possibly earlier). Version 2 can be distinguished from version 1 by the loop antenna output which is absent on version 1.
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On this page you will find information regarding DVB-C USB devices.
- The information contained here is likely non-exhaustive and, despite best efforts to do otherwise, may contain errors. (Please help to keep these lists up-to-date so that they are useful for everyone!)
- If your device is not listed, try:
- searching the existing mailing list archives:
- searching for information with Google or other internet search engine
- by posting a question about the device directly to the LMML (but please do conduct a search first, as it may already have been discussed!)
- Note: when it comes to support, it is generally a good idea to try the current V4L-DVB sources because some device drivers can be very new and thus may have not made their way into the mainstream kernel.
- In any regard, in respect to the above listed suggestions, you may find it to be the case that your device is actually already supported or that experimental support is available.
- Because the component constitution on many devices are often similar or identical, there may be devices that are unlisted but may actually work with the existing driver framework for previously supported devices. In such a case, your non-listed but working device will likely be reported in your system messages as being one of those previously supported devices. If you encounter such an occurrence, please do report your success on the LMML so that proper detection/identification of your device can be added within the drivers.
- Lastly, it bears worth repeating the request: Please help to keep these lists up-to-date so that they are useful for everyone!
Supported DVB-C USB Devices
The following table lists the confirmed working DVB-C USB device and provides a brief summary of their features and components. If you need more technical information on a device, have a look at its specific wiki article.
If you are experiencing problems with USB devices, it may not be the fault of the tuner. For example AMD 700 series chipsets (e.g. 780G) have a problem with USB ports which results in tuners working or partially working or not working at all. This can be solved by using a separate USB adapter with a reliable chipset (e.g. VIA 6212L, NEC). Otherwise a single USB2.0 port may not sustain two HD recordings; check with `lsusb -t` that two devices do not share the same Bus.
E30C Plus
|Card reader
Anysee E30 Combo Plus
Version 1
Version 2
|Card reader - not tested
QuatroStick (510e)
|NO Card reader
|Appears in Documentation_video4linux_CARDLIST.em28xx, so presumably supported.
QuatroStick nano (520e)
|NO Card reader
Will not work out of the box yet (as of 2012/04/16). You will need to build the latest media drivers, and download the firmware file [[4]]
CableStar USB / Cable4PC USB
PCLine DVB-C USB
TT-Connect C-1100 USB
TT-Connect C-1200 USB
TT-connect CT-3650 CI
|Common Interface (CI) - Tested successfully with kernel 3.2 and a Viaccess 4.0 DVB-T CAM.
Supported by 3rd Party Drivers
Sometimes a manufacturer forks v4l-dvb all on their own and writes a driver for their device so they can claim Linux support.
In-Kernel 3rd party Drivers
- It's possible your device will work.. for the moment.
- If the manufacturer provides open source drivers with an acceptable license, volunteers could technically implement this code in the Linux kernel for true support. However.. :
- The quality of the code (if open, there are also cases where you just get a binary blob) too often just isn't good enough and there's still too much work to be done to make the device work. There was probably a reason the manufacturer didn't just send their patches to the linux-media mailinglist.
- Depending on what exactly the manufacturer did, you may have to reinstall the drivers every time your kernel is updated.
- When the manufacturer stops updating the drivers, the drivers will quickly refuse to install as newer kernels are released.
In case a manufacturer provides open source drivers the patches can be sent to the linux-media mailinglist Linux-Media Mailing List (LMML). Keep in mind however that if the license isn't compatible with the Linux kernel or the quality of the code isn't good enough, these will not become a part of the Linux kernel.
NOTE: As linux media drivers are character based, drivers can be also written using libfuse's character device in userspace example. If written that way, an out-of-kernel driver can be written, which fully integrates to udev without the disadvantage of closed source or incompatibility to other drivers. Such driver would rely on kernel fuse and character device in user space support as well as libfuse.
Closed source userspace drivers (mostly Sundtek)
- Same driver may be usable for different Linux versions, depending on what vendor did.
- No need to reinstall drivers when your kernel is updated.
- Drivers can be profiled easily and more accurately than in kernelspace.
- If the driver crashes, it won't crash the system or kernel, only the driver and applications using the driver will be affected. Userspace drivers can also be used when debugging drivers for USB host controllers, as the userspace driver can't crash the system, making debugging easier.
- If the manufacturer would stop to support the drivers, the userspace driver may still continue to work with newer Linux systems
- You can't look into the sources. While this may be not a problem for end-users, it prevents hacking devices and trying to fix bugs (usually not a problem for endusers)
|Common Interface
|Needs v4l-dvb fork from dvbsky
|NO Card reader
Sundtek MediaTV Pro
TBS5680 DVB-C TV Tuner CI USB
|Common Interface (CI) - Tested successfully with latest kernel and Viaccess/Conax/Irdeto CAM.
5880 DVB-T2/T/C CI hybrid TV Box
|Common Interface (CI)
Currently Unsupported DVB-C USB Devices
However, please note that inquiries to the mailing list:
- Should NOT be treated as an order drop-off queue. You're soliciting help from volunteer developers who work on V4L-DVB matters in their spare time, and such work can be non-trivial (i.e. requiring even thousands of hours work). So being demanding is one sure route to being ignored. (Honestly, this point really shouldn't even need to be written, but you'd be surprised at the number of irrational individuals who write into the mailing list demanding this or that).
- May pass without garnering a response—a distinct byproduct of the fact that there are a limited number of developers, whom might be able to help, that are associated with the project. Often times, even if they wished to help, their energies are entirely tied up with other projects. In such cases, the best path might be to try to spearhead the driver development for your device yourself, or hire someone who can.
- Tongshi DVB-C USB [13] ... is this just a reference design?
- TechniSat CableStar Combo HD CI
- MSI DigiVox Trio (seems similar in hardware to PCTV Quatrostick nano 520e?)


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Civil Liberties in Malawi
The civil liberties category contains numerical rating between 1 and 7, with 1 representing the most free and 7 the least free. The ratings process is based on a checklist of 15 civil liberties questions. The civil liberties questions are grouped into four subcategories: Freedom of Expression and Belief (4 questions), Associational and Organizational Rights (3), Rule of Law (4), and Personal Autonomy and Individual Rights (4). Scores are awarded to each of these questions on a scale of 0 to 4, where a score of 0 represents the smallest degree and 4 the greatest degree of liberties present. The highest score that can be awarded to the civil liberties checklist is 60 (or a total score of 4 for each of the 15 questions). The total score awarded to the civil liberties checklist determines the civil liberties rating. The rating of 1 through 7, with 1 representing the highest and 7 the lowest level of freedom, corresponds to a range of total scores.
See also:
Civil Liberties in Africa
Civil Liberties in the world


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Here are just a few of the controversial or noteworthy bills that did or didn't reach Gov. Jerry Brown's desk this session.
Gun bills
SB299 by Sen. Mark DeSaulnier, D-Concord — would require gun owners to report a gun theft or loss to police within seven days of knowing about it
SB374 by Senate President Pro Tem Darrell Steinberg, D-Sacramento — would add all semi-automatic rifles with detachable magazines to the state's list of banned assault weapons
SB475 by Sen. Mark Leno, D-San Francisco — would essentially ban gun shows at the Cow Palace by requiring approval from San Francisco and San Mateo supervisors for such shows
SB567 by Sen. Hannah Beth Jackson, D-Santa Barbara — would update the definition of an illegal shotgun to include a shotgun with a revolving cylinder and a rifled bore
SB683 by Sen. Marty Block, D-San Diego — would require owners of long guns to earn safety certificates like those already required of handgun owners
SB755 by Sen. Lois Wolk, D-Vacaville — would expand list of convicts who can't legally own guns to include those with multiple drug or alcohol crimes, street gang members and others
AB48 by Assemblywoman Nancy Skinner, D-Berkeley — would ban conversion kits that allow people to turn regular magazines into high-capacity magazines
AB169 by Assemblyman Roger Dickinson, D-Sacramento — would tighten exemptions to the law prohibiting purchase of handguns that haven't been tested and deemed safe by the state
AB180 by Assemblyman Rob Bonta, D-Oakland — would give Oakland an exemption from state pre-emption so it can pass its own stricter gun registration or licensing statutes
AB231 by Assemblyman Phil Ting, D-San Francisco — would make it a crime to leave a loaded firearm somewhere a child is likely to be able to get it without permission
AB711 by Assemblyman Anthony Rendon, D-South Gate — would ban use of lead ammunition in hunting
AB1131 by Skinner — would extend from six months to five years the prohibition from owning firearms for those who have described a credible violent threat to a psychotherapist
AB4 by Assemblyman Tom Ammiano, D-San Francisco — the TRUST Act, which would partially withdraw California's cooperation in the federal Secure Communities deportation program
* AB60 by Assemblyman Luis Alejo, D-Watsonville — would let illegal immigrants living in California obtain driver's licenses
AB1024 by Assemblywoman Lorena Gonzalez, D-San Diego — would let the Supreme Court admit illegal immigrants who pass the bar exam to practice law in the state's courts
AB1159 by Gonzalez — would impose some restrictions and obligations on attorneys and consultants who offer services related to any comprehensive federal immigration reforms enacted before 2017
SB4 by Sen. Fran Pavley, D-Calabasas — would impose regulations on fracking and other alternative means of extracting oil and gas
SB109 by Sen. Ellen Corbett, D-San Leandro — would require that limousines for hire that have been modified to carry more passengers have at least two doors and one or two push-out windows to serve as emergency exits
SB135 by Sen. Alex Padilla, D-Van Nuys — would require that the California Office of Emergency Service develop a comprehensive earthquake early warning system
SB649 by Leno — would let county prosecutors flexibility to charge low-level, nonviolent drug crimes either as misdemeanors or felonies, making them what's known as "wobblers"
SB743 by Steinberg — would modify the California Environmental Quality Act by removing parking and aesthetics standards as grounds for legal challenges against urban-infill developments, modernizing statewide measurements against which traffic impacts are assessed and resolved, and expanding an exemption from lawsuits for projects in transit priority areas where a full Environmental Impact Review is already done and the project doesn't clash with the local specific plan; also streamlines the CEQA review process for a new Sacramento Kings arena
* AB10 by Alejo — would hike the minimum wage from $8 an hour to $9 next July and to $10 in January 2016
AB241 by Ammiano — the Domestic Workers Bill of Rights, providing overtime pay and more for in-home workers
AB484 by Assemblywoman Susan Bonilla, D-Concord — would let school districts suspend using annual standardized tests such as the STAR used to measure academic progress from year to year, and would create a new testing system to replace them under the new Common Core Standards
SB47 by Sen. Leland Yee, D-San Francisco — would have banned "bullet buttons" that allow fast swapping of rifle magazines
SB53 by Sen. Kevin de Leon, D-Los Angeles — would have required background checks for ammunition purchases
SB293 by DeSaulnier — would have required all newly made or imported handguns in California be "smart guns" personalized so only their owners can fire them, effective 18 months after such guns go on the market and meet certain performance standards
SB323 by Sen. Ricardo Lara, D-Long Beach — would have revoked the tax-exempt status of any "public charity youth organization," such as the Boy Scouts, that discriminates on the basis of gender identity, race, sexual orientation, nationality or religion
SB396 by Sen. Loni Hancock, D-Berkeley — would have forced Californians to give up all ammunition magazines that hold more than 10 rounds, no matter when they were bought
AB604 by Ammiano — would have required the state Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control to set up a division to monitor production, transportation and sales of medical marijuana
AB976 by Assemblywoman Toni Atkins, D-San Diego — would have allowed the California Coastal Commission to impose fines
*Gov. Jerry Brown has already indicated he'll sign these bills


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With the value of industry networking and problem-sharing escalating on the heels of the Great Recession, recreational vehicle retailers have an added incentive to attend this year's RV Dealers International Convention/Expo, Oct. 6-9 at the Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas: RVDA's Brand committees.
Created in late 2007 by the Recreation Vehicle Dealers Association (RVDA) board of directors, the committees first convened at the 2008 Con/Expo to bring together dealers who carry the same manufacturers' brand in an effort to improve dealer-manufacturer business relationships. Ten of the 13 committees are scheduled to gather during the upcoming four-day program.
"Brand committee face-to-face meetings and telephone conference calls provide opportunities for discussing topics in a candid and confidential manner with the goal of finding all-win, cost-effective solutions to industry-wide problems," noted RVDA Director of Industry Relations Jeff Kurowski in the September issue of RV Executive Today. This has proven especially true during the past year, as manufacturer and dealer closings and an influx of new OEMs has altered the industry's landscape.
His remarks were echoed by Jeff Hirsh of Campers Inn of Kingston, Kingston, N.H., chairman of the KZ Brand Committee, which conducted a telephone conference in July following the 2010 KZ RV product introduction at the company's Shipshewana, Ind., headquarters. "Brand committees are a true partnership that will allow us, dealers and manufacturers, to mature together," he said.
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Tuesday, Oct. 6:
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- Winnebago/Itasca: 9 to 10:15 a.m., Conga Room
- Dutchmen: 10:30 to 11:45 a.m., Tango Room
- Starcraft: 10:30 to 11:45 a.m. Conga Room
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- Keystone: 4 to 5:15 p.m., Tango Room
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'Most Transparent' Administration Once Again Irritates A Federal Judge By Refusing To Cough Up A Requested Document
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The self-described "most transparent administration in history" is once again being chastised by the courts for burying documents demanded by the public. In November, the DOJ flat out refused a FISC court order to declassify a document pertaining to the government's interpretation of Section 215 of the PATRIOT Act. The DOJ's response was basically, "Yeah, we heard you. But we're not doing it."
This time around it's a document that can't be tied to "national security" or the "war on terror" except in the most tenuous terms. Politico reports that a federal judge is once again going head-to-head with the DOJ over the release of a document.
Rejecting one of the Obama White House's most aggressive attempts to preserve executive branch secrecy, a federal judge Tuesday ordered the disclosure of a government-wide foreign-aid directive President Barack Obama signed in 2010 but refused to make public.Judge Ellen Huvelle ordered this document delivered to her under seal last month, but has been stonewalled every step of the way. As Huvelle's order notes, PPD-6 has already been "widely circulated" within the Executive branch.
The Justice Department asserted that the Presidential Policy Directive on Global Development [PPD-6] was covered by executive privilege, even though it is unclassified and reflected standing guidance to agencies rather than advice given to the president.
As one example, lower-level staff members at State and USAID used the PPD-6 during their preparation of the First Quadrennial Diplomacy and Development Review. [...] The team responsible for that review... included QDDR senior leadership, a fourteen-member executive council, four drafters and editors, and a QDDR leadership team of at least twenty people from the Departments of State and Defense, the USAID, and the Millennium Challenge Corporation, including an "Office Management Specialist," several "Staff Assistant[s]," and an advisor serving as a Presidential Management Fellow.Despite this being passed around to even low-level staffers, the DOJ continues to insist it is exempt from FOIA requests under Exemption 5, which pertains narrowly to "communications between the President and his advisors." Huvelle points out that this exemption has been deployed before, but never in the way the current administration is attempting to.
As noted, no case has addressed this privilege in terms of a presidential directive. Rather, courts have considered the application of the presidential communications privilege to audio recordings of confidential communications between the President and his advisers, deliberative documents created by White House advisers, but never viewed by the President, agency documents created to advise, but never reaching, the Office of the President, and advisory documents from an agency that were not solicited, but were received, by the President.Huvelle refers to the DOJ's claim of executive privilege as "amorphous" and that this assertion relies "solely on the broad, undifferentiated claim of public interest in the confidentiality of the document." According to Huvelle, the DOJ is simply making it up as it goes along. It says the document was distributed on a "need to know" basis, but evidence exists that any staffers' "need to know" was determined ad hoc by other staffers in the various offices the order was distributed to.
But never before has a court had to consider whether the privilege protects from disclosure under FOIA a final, non-classified, presidential directive that has been distributed widely within the Executive Branch and serves as guidance for several policy-making bodies, including twenty-two Executive Branch agencies, as well as the NSS and National Security Council ("NSC") Deputies and Principals.
More damning (but less surprising), the judge had some harsh words for the administration itself.
The judge also suggested the administration had lost sight of the purposes of the Freedom of Information Act and transparency itself.This administration has shown over the years that it can keep up with the previous regime in terms of secrecy and obfuscation. In some cases, it has even surpassed it. Despite the growing body of evidence to the contrary, the administration still attempts to portray itself as an ambassador of openness -- a new watershed in governance. But there's nothing going on here that distinguishes it from Bush's two terms, or Nixon's truncated stay in the White House for that matter.
"The government appears to adopt the cavalier attitude that the President should be permitted to convey orders throughout the Executive Branch without public oversight ... to engage in what is in effect governance by 'secret law,'" Huvelle said.
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Cheers Blewy mate. Hopefully it can continue in the future.
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Maybe if someone took over till the end of the season and then we reassessed things then?
As noone else is seemingly willing to...
I'm willing to take this over, but i'll need a backup simmer to do one set of results a week so that it doesn't in anyway interfere with my Uni work.
Reckon it would be best to finish this season off at least, and then see if we want to continue from there.
Views on whether or not people think i'm right for the task or people wanting to help sim a set of results, just post away.
If people are fine with it, then i'll need to speak to you Brendan. Pretty certain you've got my MSN, just say something if you haven't.
Well seeming as Mitchell didn't mention it I approached him on MSN and we are now going to run this as a joint ship If their are no huge objections it may take a bit of time to get things up and running again though.
I think most people here would rather this thing die peacefully as opposed to you attempting to run it. Mitchell on the other hand, I'd be quite happy with him taking over. Something about him being competent and all.
Mitchell Yes will be a Simmer but Im sure I could learn to sim like many people have done in the past, about me not being able to run the sim has me dumbfounded as Mitchell doesn't know either?
Also I think a lot of people would rather keep this sim going than let it die Mitchell has stated he can't run it all by himself so thats why we are sharing the workload if someone else would like to help as well we can share the workload even more.
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Like talking to a brick wall here. If CW Football continues, you will not have anything to do with it (in a role of responsibility).
Get it?
You asked for objections and you got them. They're not a "verbal barrage of accusations and assumption", they're facts.
You're incompetent and have no respect from anyone on CW. That is all. I don't blame you for that, I don't hold it against you and it doesn't annoy me because you're only 14. But you will not be let anywhere near this sim. End of story.
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Salt preservation works by drawing out the moisture from the fresh herbs creating a brine; this environment becomes inhospitable to harmful organisms, such as bacteria and fungus, causing dehydration through osmosis. This pint jar will last me several years and since I rarely consume anything processed or traditionally canned my sodium intake is very low, so it all balances out. Besides it's not like I'm going to be sprinkling it on my morning granola!
Salted Herbs
1/4 cup pickling salt for every 1 cup fresh herbs
In a clean mason jar alternate layers of chopped herbs and salt, starting and ending with salt. Set in a cool dry place for a month while the brine develops. Use as needed.
Once my herbs mature a bit more I may create a blend with rosemary, basil, chives, parsley, oregano and celery. I thought it would be a nice way to flavor soups, veggies and stews.


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New Zealand Police aren't waiting for major aviation safety and personal privacy issues about domestic spy drones to be solved. TV3 reports they've already purchased their first unmanned aerial vehicle. So, watch this space …
It's been known for months that the police have been studying the use of remotely-controlled surveillance drones.
Last September, Privacy Commissioner Marie Shroff was warning that "drones have the potential to be seriously intrusive" and calling for debate about the risks, benefits and the need for regulation "before they become a problem".
Following Shroff's lead, New Zealand Airline Pilots Association technical director Stu Julian was much blunter. He says UAV's pose a significant safety risk to the air traffic environment in and around New Zealand airports, and are not ready to take to the skies alongside commercial aircraft. "They are not match ready," says Julian.
Then the story dropped off the news radar. After all, a study is only a study. But, just as the media shutters were being run down for Christmas, TV3 News broke the silence and New Zealand Police confirmed they had used UAV's twice in recent operations and had purchased their first drone – probably a New Zealand-built AreoHawk, a UAV already in service with the New Zealand Defence Force.
This time, Police Association advocate Greg O'Connor moved quickly to pre-empt critics of the stealthy police adoption of UAVs. "Innocent members of the public have nothing to fear," he told TV3."It's smarter, it's cheaper, it's more efficient." But, hold on there, Quickdraw! Let's run a fact-check on those claims.
The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration is far more cautious about UAVs. It's been reviewing drone use by Customs and Border Protection authorities along the southern border of the United States over the period 2006-2010. In testimony to a House of Representatives sub-committee, FAA representatives provided data indicating that the UAV accident rate was more than seven times higher than the rate for general aviation, and 353 times higher than the rate for commercial aviation. The FAA admits the Customs and Border Protection UAV flight hours over the four monitored years are comparatively low – but it wants more data before pressing ahead with full integration of drones into its National Airspace System.
Furthermore, police experience with domestic drones in the United Kingdom can hardly be called a screaming success . The Merseyside Police experiment with its one and only UAV saw the tiny quad-copter used in just one (successful) operational deployment, before it crashed into a river during a training exercise. They said they would not replace the $26,000 drone "due to certain technical and operational issues, including staff training costs and the inability to use the UAV in all weather conditions". Far from being discouraged by the unsuccessful Merseyside experience, the British government has now given the police the green light to put military-style heavyweight drones into domestic service. That shows how easily mission creep becomes quantum leap.
Last September, after Shroff and Julian started expressing concerns here about the possible introduction of drones into domestic policing, the official New Zealand Police line was that they were "very aware" of potential privacy issues and they would work through them as part of their evaluation. "As with any police activity, the use of UAV's would always have to be fully in accordance with the law," said national crime manager Detective Superintendent Rod Drew.
Now, we're told the first police drone has been purchased - but there's no sign that the privacy or safety issues identified months ago have been addressed. Drones have been pressed into domestic police operations before we've even seen the start of a debate on the revised version of the privacy laws the Government has been promising and before we see how the High Court addresses some highly contentious official surveillance and privacy issues that have arisen in the Kim Dotcom case. On top of that, questions are now being asked in aviation circles about the authority of the Director of Civil Aviation to apply anything more than model aircraft safety disciplines over domestic surveillance drones.
Currently, the CAA claims that, under Part 19 of civil aviation rules, an authorization from the Director is needed to fly what it calls a "pilotless aircraft" and that Part 19 also authorises the Director to impose any conditions on its operator felt necessary in the interests of safety.
Unfortunately for the CAA, Part 19 also defines a pilotless aircraft as "an aircraft, other than a balloon or kite, designed to fly unmanned with a gross mass greater than 25kg."
A fully-laden, surveillance-equipped AeroHawk UAV weighs just over 4kg. Another video-equipped UAV in local use – the Droidworx SkyJib Octocopter – weighs about 3kg. And the smallest spy-drone – the tiny video-carrying AeroVironment Nano Hummingbird – can fly into your house through an open window, hover and snoop around for eight minutes or so, and weighs just 19 grammes. None of these UAVs come close to the qualifying weight for regulation as a pilotless aircraft.
As I read the CAA rules for model aircraft, you can't fly a radio-controlled model aircraft over 400 feet above ground level, or within 4 kilometres of an aerodrome, or out of sight of the operator – and you only need an authorization from a model aircraft association approved by the Director if your "model" has a gross mass of between 15kg and 25kg. Oh, and I can't see anything at all in the CAA rules to protect the privacy of anyone on, or under, your flight path.
Please correct me, if I'm wrong, but I sense more scope for hazardous, low-level, remote controlled flights over urban New Zealand, as well as safety, surveillance and privacy loopholes here that are bigger than barn-doors. My first Official Information Act requests for 2013 are in the mail.


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While more and more companies use Photoshop less and less to make their models look perfect, one company refuses to let their leading ladies look anything less than perfect. That company is Disney, and some leaked photos show exactly how far the mouse will go to hide the truth about its princesses. Why do you continue promoting unrealistic ideals, Disney? Why, when Ariel looks more like me than I ever hoped for? (My unibrow game is FLAWLESS.)
Before these perfect shiny-teethed ladies (that's vaseline, you fools! Vaseline!) were kissing Tom Cruise lookalikes, they were hiding secrets such as parasitic twins, upside down arms and —oh, the horror — entire bodies covered in eyes. I guess the good news for Snow White is that she's got a job if Stephen King ever makes an animated version of I Am the Doorway. I guess that bad news is that for the hordes of us who are covered from head to toe in eyes, our role model won't come, someday or otherwise.
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WASHINGTON — U.S. Capitol Police are investigating a reported threat against Rep. Todd Akin, the Missouri congressman who has been criticized for comments he made recently about rape.
A spokeswoman, Lt. Kimberly Schneider, says there is "an active, open investigation" into a reported threat against the Republican lawmaker. She added that she could not discuss details regarding security of members of Congress.
Akin, who is running for the U.S. Senate, caused a stir when he said in a television interview Sunday that women's bodies have ways of preventing pregnancies in cases of what he called "legitimate rape." He has apologized repeatedly and has said he misspoke, and has refused demands by top Republicans that he withdraw from the Senate race.
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Thursday, January 7, 2010
Rehashing the Hall of Fame vote
As a baseball fan, we still appreciate the fact that the our sport's Hall of Fame is the most discerning of all the major North American sports. But then it drives us nuts when players who are probably deserving get hung out to dry for a year or ten as their candidacy gets wrung through thoroughly.
We like the fact that players' careers get a thorough review, although it drives us batty when a minority of the voters bypass the tangible evidence and choose to focus on intangibles like "heart" and the ability the invoke "fear". And with Jim Rice last year and Andre Dawson this year, we've had two consecutive marginal Hall of Famers get in based on those ephemeral, immeasurable qualities which seem only to be known and understood in the addled minds of aging sportswriters.
(And it seems to us as though some of these guys are working hard to get their generation of ballplayers into the Hall while they can, which is a shame.)
As for the writers, it seems like they want to have the authority to elect whoever the hell they want, and they don't want to discuss it with all of you pissants who are too focused on your empirical evidence to understand what imposing physical specimens Dawson or Rice were. At the same time, they'd like for you to please read their column in the Upper Schenectady Community Observer and Bugle as they tell you why they'll never vote for a baseball player who spits, because spitting is abhorrent.
(We don't know how to break it to those guys, but every Major League Baseball playing surface and dugout for the past century has been covered in a layer of salival expactorations. So, you know...maybe we shouldn't get up on our hind legs quite so much about a single moment in time.)
As frustrating as yesterday's result was for Blue Jays fans, we have to acknowledge that the significant majority of voters understood Roberto Alomar's excellence, and recognized that he was a deserving candidate. If we're honest about it, we figured he glean about 80% of the vote, so he came up about 20 votes shy of what we imagined. We imagine that he'll make it in next year, although after yesterday's result, we're not about to bet our house on the whims of a bunch of geriatric jerkwads and grandstanders who comprise 27-odd percent of the voting pool.
At some point yesterday the Globe's Jeff Blair, likely regretting the day that he decided to follow so many Jays fans on Twitter, implored those of us who were losing our shit to "relax", and noted that "we're not curing cancer here". There may be a fair point in there somewhere amongst the disingenuous, clichéed "cancer" argument, although that kinda feels like those moments when Jon Stewart gets cornered on a serious issue and suddenly plays the "Hey! I'm just a comedian!" card.
And beyond that, we figure the reason why there are 400-plus men and women who are rightly or wrongly employed as baseball writers across the continent is because so many of us have placed an outsized importance on the sport.
Yeah, sure. Ultimately, baseball's not important. But that's beside the point, isn't it? Should we all be piling into laboratories in the tens of thousands to observe the Polymerase Chain Reaction assays undertaken by scientists? Rooting for them to defeat cancer? (We're more partial to ELISAs, to tell the truth. Much more viscerally exciting to observe.)
So the Hall of Fame matters, and it doesn't matter. Rant on either way.
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- dave said...
What's maddening is they make it almost impossible to understand the proccess. Phrases like "his numbers aren't good enough" often get thrown around. Then you have someone like Robbie who's numbers in the BBWAA classic sense (AVG, Gold Gloves etc...) is more than good enough, he's dominate! But he get's held back a year because of some made up rule by Mariotti and crew about another standard; the first ballot hall of famer. And the way you get into this club is even more vague than the "you had to really watch him" argument that Heyman makes for Morris.
It was fun see Mariotti go off on twitter telling people if they want a vote they need to work hard. Pretty confident no matter how hard I work at my job I'll never get a vote. It's not that I want a vote, I want to understand the process of how players get in! And they make it impossible which in turn makes it a frustrating thing to watch.
- January 7, 2010 at 12:21 PM
You're right about Jon Stewart.
- January 7, 2010 at 1:02 PM
"The BBWAA was founded in 1908 to improve working conditions for sportswriters in the early part of the 20th century."
Maybe they should stop voting and get back to their original mandate. The barbarians are at the gate! Some of the barbarians (Keith Law) are on the palace lawn. They're taking [our] jobs!
Having said that, if I'm ever in Cooperstown, I will be sure to drop by and check it out.
- January 7, 2010 at 1:22 PM
- eyebleaf said...
Reading Mariotti's Twitter feed was a joke. "It's my vote and I'll do what I want!!!!1"
What a jackass.
Fucking democracy.
- January 7, 2010 at 1:23 PM
- Ian H. said...
I guess after letting this sink in for the past 24 hours, I am starting to understand that the first-ballot HoF is really not all that important.
Aside from Alomar being left out, the greater injustice is that clowns like Jay Mariotti are allowed to have a ballot.
He left Rickey Henderson off his ballot last year, BTW.
- January 7, 2010 at 1:48 PM
Tao, take a deep breath and exhale. Alomar will get in next year. The only real crime that was committed yesterday was that Ellis Burks only received two votes!
- January 7, 2010 at 1:52 PM
- brainiac said...
What this vote came down to was that a small percentage of these voters felt that Alomar should be punished for his spitting tirade. Without that he would have easily made the cut - its not possible that that many voters agreed he was first ballot worthy but not 75% of them did...and yes I agree its all the old farts that didn't vote for Alomar
- January 7, 2010 at 2:06 PM
- Darren Priest said...
I wonder what it would be like if Jay Mariotti's (or any sportswriter's) most passionate or angry moments were caught on tape and available for eternity to anyone with an internet connection. Bet it would make the spitting incident look tame.
On the other hand, would I trade public shame for millions of dollars? Hell, yeah! I'm trading it for free right now.
Oh well, let them have their little bullshit "first ballot" bully pulpit. The Hall is clearly pretty arbitrary. If it wasn't for segregation, many of the most hallowed members probably wouldn't be there.
- January 7, 2010 at 2:20 PM
- KP said...
First ballot nonsense be damned, he'll get in next year.
I'm pretty much fed up with all baseball-related accolades (Silver Slugger awards excluded.)
Between Cy Youngs (Doc), Gold Gloves (Hill), and the Hall of Fame (Alomar) it's all a bunch of phoney baloney.
Hmmm... using only Blue Jays probably undermines my argument... I don't care. Down with the man!
- January 7, 2010 at 2:33 PM
- Stedron said...
Hey, you guys have your own Hall Of Fame up there. Keep yer dirty mitts off of mine!!!
>I kid, I kid<
- January 7, 2010 at 3:30 PM
- The Ack said...
This is what happens when I skip town for a few days. 26% (or whatever) of the BBWAA shafts Alomar. Pricks!
- January 7, 2010 at 5:16 PM
- bkblades said...
Should we all be piling into laboratories in the tens of thousands to observe the Polymerase Chain Reaction assays undertaken by scientists? Rooting for them to defeat cancer?
I hope you know that your mere questioning of this is the reason why cancer isn't being cured. You're a monster.
- January 8, 2010 at 3:43 AM
I'm happy for Dawson, but if you can make a rational argument for him getting in ahead of Raines I'd like to hear it.
Culprits: Alomar's spit and Raines' blow, I guess.
Robby is a little cocky I think. A lot of similarly great players didn't treat induction on the first ballot like a given. Maybe the lesson is worth learning for him. He was one fucking awesome ballplayer though.
Is there any Jay, other than Delgado, who seems like a sure bet hall of famer?
Fernandez and McGriff are marginal maybes. Ollie didn't play long enough...
And the Pete Rose thing is appalling, do we all agree yet? After all the steroid shit we're blackballing the all-time hits leader for a gambling addiction? I do not get it.
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Saturday, September 10, 2005
After nine months of hard work, I am proud to introduce my baby to the world: an experimental Python-to-C++ compiler. It can convert many Python programs into optimized C++ code, without any user intervention such as adding type declarations. It uses rather advanced static type inference techniques to deduce type information by itself. In addition, it determines whether deduced types may be parameterized, and if so, it generates corresponding C++ generics. Based on deduced type information, it also attempts to convert heap allocation into stack and static preallocation (falling back to libgc in case this
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At the moment the compiler correctly handles 124 unit tests, six of which are serious programs of between 100 and 200 lines:
-an othello player
-two satisfiability solvers
-a japanese puzzle solver
-a sudoku solver
-a neural network simulator
Unfortunately I am just a single person, and much work remains to be done. At the moment, there are several limitations to the type of Python programs that the compiler accepts. Even so, there is enough of Python left to be able to remain highly productive in many cases. However, for most larger programs, there are probably some minor problems that need to be fixed first, and some external dependencies to be implemented/bridged in C++.
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The source code is available at the following site. Please check the README for simple installation/usage instructions. Let me know if you would like to create ebuild/debian packages.
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Should you reply to this mail, please also reply to me directly. Thanks!
Parts of the compiler have been sponsored by Google, via its Summer of Code program. I am very grateful to them for keeping me motivated during a difficult period. I am also grateful to the Python Software Foundation for chosing my project for the Summer of Code. Finally, I would like to thank my university advisor Koen Langendoen for guiding this project.
The following describes in a bit more detail various aspects of the compiler. Before seriously using the compiler, please make sure to understand especially its limitations.
Main Features
-very precise, efficient static type inference (iterative object contour splitting, where each iteration performs the cartesian product algorithm)
-stack and static pre-allocation (libgc is used as a fall-back)
-support for list comprehensions, tuple assignments, anonymous funcs
-generation of arbitrarily complex class and function templates (even member templates, or generic, nested list comprehensions)
-binary tuples are internally analyzed
-some understanding of inheritance (e.g. list(dict/list) becomes list(iter(A)))
-hierarchical project support: generation of corresponding C++ hierarchy, including (nested) Makefiles; C++ namespaces
-annotation of source code with deduced types
-builtin classes, functions (enumerate, sum, min, max, range, zip..)
-polymorphic inline caches or virtual vars/calls (not well tested)
-always unbox scalars (compiler bails out with error if scalars are mixed with pointer types)
-full source code available under the MIT license
Main Limitations/TODO's
-Windows support (I don't have Windows, sorry)
-reflection (getattr, hasattr), dynamic inheritance, eval, ..
-mixing scalars with pointer types (e.g. int and None in a single variable)
-mixing unrelated types in single container instance variable other than tuple-2
-holding different types of objects in tuples with length >2; builtin 'zip' can only take 2 arguments.
-exceptions, generators, nested functions, operator overloading
-recursive types (e.g. a = []; a.append(a))
-expect some problems when mixing floats and ints together
-varargs (*x) are not very well supported; keyword args are not supported yet
-arbitrary-size arithmetic
-possible non-termination ('recursive customization', have not encountered it yet)
-profiling will be required for scaling to very large programs
-combining binary-type tuples with single-type tuples (e.g. (1,1.0)+(2,))
-unboxing of small tuples (should form a nice speedup)
-foreign code has to be modeled and implemented/bridged in C++
-some builtins are not implemented yet, e.g. 'reduce' and 'map'
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- Marcel Heersema said...
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- d.mellis said...
Wow, very cool. Congratulations!
Here's what I had to do to get it working on the Mac (OS X 10.4):
1. Install the garbage collector from http://www.hpl.hp.com/personal/Hans_Boehm/gc/
2. Add #include <cmath> above #include <vector> in builtin_.hpp
3. Change makelib to: g++ -dynamiclib -o libss.dylib builtin_.cpp sets_.cpp random_.cpp math_.cpp copy_.cpp -lgc -lm
4. Edit ss to use the appropriate path
5. Use python 2.4 instead of the version 2.2 or 2.3 that comes with OS X (in my case, I just had to put /usr/local at the start of my path)
6. Run ./ss test.py
7. Compile the resulting cpp file with: g++ -L. test.cpp -lss -lgc
8. Run ./a.out and watch in awe.
When I tried ./ss unit.py I got the following error, but I could get the factorization program to work if I put it in a separate file:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/Users/dmellis/Desktop/shedskin-0.0.1/ss.py", line 5730, in ?
File "/Users/dmellis/Desktop/shedskin-0.0.1/ss.py", line 5717, in woink
File "/Users/dmellis/Desktop/shedskin-0.0.1/ss.py", line 5495, in analysis
ast = parse(source)
File "/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/2.4/lib/python2.4/compiler/transformer.py", line 52, in parse
return Transformer().parsesuite(buf)
File "/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/2.4/lib/python2.4/compiler/transformer.py", line 129, in parsesuite
return self.transform(parser.suite(text))
File "<string>", line 2
SyntaxError: invalid syntax
- Baczek said...
Sounds like Starkiller, except that it exists! Nice job! Didn't have the time to force it to work on win32, though; and there's _nothing_ about gc -- where to get it from?
- srepmub said...
To d. mellis:
Wow, thank you so much for the detailed explanation about getting the compiler to run under OSX! I'll try to add some of the things you did to the compiler, so it will be easier for other people.
I'm not sure what the problem with the unit tests is though.. :-/
Btw, I would be very interested to see the code you're planning on compiling.
- srepmub said...
to baczek:
It says here it should work under Windows. I can't try this for myself for at least a few more weeks. Please let me know if this works for you or not.
- srepmub said...
to baczek:
here's someone who got the compiler to run under windows. not all unit tests pass, but almost. let me know if this works for you or not. I may be easier to do with DJGPP than MINGW, but I cannot test this for myself.
- Baczek said...
Ok, I've downloaded Boehms gc 6.6 and it works on Win XP SP1 with mingw 3.4.2 (compiled as dll.)
I had to patch ss a little bit - changed win32 compiler to g++, removed -lgccpp (everything seems to work, but I have no idea if it indeed does :)), changed rm to del. I'm now running unit.py and not seeing many failures (one segfault currently.) The whole thing is slow, but that's mainly due to g++ being slow as hell on win32.
I'll update as soon as it finishes.
- Baczek said...
It's done:
*** tests failed: 2
[(60, '__class__ and __name__ attributes'), (85, 'ifa: mixing strings and lists of strings in the same list')]
BTW, I patched the gc with patches provided in the message you linked to.
Here are gdb backtraces of both crashes (and btw, you're not returning a value from main:)):
test #60: (this doesn't look very helpful)
Starting program: C:\python-stuff\shedskin-0.0.1/test.exe
Program received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault.
0x0040161d in __test::__main() () at test.cpp:24
24 if ((__type(new str("2")))->__eq__(__type(new str("3")))) {
(gdb) bt
#0 0x0040161d in __test::__main() () at test.cpp:24
#1 0x00401757 in main () at test.cpp:36
test 85: (this one seems better)
(gdb) run
Starting program: C:\python-stuff\shedskin-0.0.1/test.exe
Program received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault.
0x00419d59 in __gnu_cxx::__normal_iterator<__shedskin::str**, std::vector<__shedskin::str*, gc_allocator<__shedskin::str*> > >::__normal_iterator(__shedskin::st
r** const&) (this=0x22fe94, __i=@0x8)
at C:/mingw/bin/../lib/gcc/mingw32/3.4.2/../../../../include/c++/3.4.2/bits/stl_iterator.h:603
603 __normal_iterator(const _Iterator& __i) : _M_current(__i) { }
(gdb) bt
#0 0x00419d59 in __gnu_cxx::__normal_iterator<__shedskin::str**, std::vector<__shedskin::str*, gc_allocator<__shedskin::str*> > >::__normal_iterator(__shedskin::str** const&) (this=0x22fe94, __i=@0x8)
at C:/mingw/bin/../lib/gcc/mingw32/3.4.2/../../../../include/c++/3.4.2/bits/stl_iterator.h:603
#1 0x00445af8 in std::vector<__shedskin::str*, gc_allocator<__shedskin::str*> >::begin() (this=0x8)
at C:/mingw/bin/../lib/gcc/mingw32/3.4.2/../../../../include/c++/3.4.2/bits/stl_vector.h:314
#2 0x00445c3d in std::vector<__shedskin::str*, gc_allocator<__shedskin::str*> >::operator[](unsigned) (this=0x8, __n=1)
at C:/mingw/bin/../lib/gcc/mingw32/3.4.2/../../../../include/c++/3.4.2/bits/stl_vector.h:462
#3 0x00415a2e in __shedskin::list<__shedskin::str*>::__setitem__(int, __shedskin::str*) (this=0x0, i=1, e=0x0) at builtin_.hpp:703
#4 0x004016b5 in __test::__main() () at test.cpp:17
#5 0x00401927 in main () at test.cpp:34
(gdb) p __i
$1 = (struct str ** const&) @0x8: Cannot access memory at address 0x8
#1 0x00445af8 in std::vector<__shedskin::str*, gc_allocator<__shedskin::str*> >::begin() (this=0x8)
at C:/mingw/bin/../lib/gcc/mingw32/3.4.2/../../../../include/c++/3.4.2/bits/stl_vector.h:314
314 begin() { return iterator (this->_M_impl._M_start); }
(gdb) p this
$2 = (vector<__shedskin::str*,gc_allocator<__shedskin::str*> > * const) 0x8
(gdb) up
#2 0x00445c3d in std::vector<__shedskin::str*, gc_allocator<__shedskin::str*> >::operator[](unsigned) (this=0x8, __n=1)
at C:/mingw/bin/../lib/gcc/mingw32/3.4.2/../../../../include/c++/3.4.2/bits/stl_vector.h:462
462 operator[](size_type __n) { return *(begin() + __n); }
(gdb) up
#3 0x00415a2e in __shedskin::list<__shedskin::str*>::__setitem__(int, __shedskin::str*) (this=0x0, i=1, e=0x0) at builtin_.hpp:703
703 units[i] = e;
(gdb) p e
$3 = (struct str *) 0x0
(gdb) p i
$4 = 1
- srepmub said...
thanks baczek!
I followed up khalid's instructions and noted the same two failing unit tests. I have fixed both, and hope to release an easy-to-install Windows installation package for Shed Skin before long. Today I'm going to optimize the process for OSX..
anyway, thanks!
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