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This time we will learn how to create a specific environment for our specific tests. As usual, all this can be found in the "EUnit User's Guide".
Why would I want to create specific environments?
Consider the case that we wish to perform EUnit tests on on a stateful system (a system with state that is), it could be a server, an fsm, whatever holds and updates a state.
How do I create these environments?
Meet your friend the fixture! There are three kind of major fixtures, Setup / Node / Foreach, this blog entry will only cover the basics of Setup. A fixture is the EUnit name for test-environment. By using fixture statements, we can control how a state (fixture) is created and destroyed. In EUnit terms, this is called
Normally, our EUnit tests run in the same basic environment, as was the case for the mylist EUnit tests, as we shall se next, this is often not desirable when testing a server which contains state (a stateful process).
An example stateful server!
Before (a-hah!) I show some fixture examples, I will show the example code that will be tested using fixtures! It will become clear why the fixture is needed.
-module(numberserver). -export([start/0,stop/0,op/2,get/0,init/0]). start() -> Pid = spawn_link(?MODULE,init,[]), register(?MODULE,Pid), ok. stop() -> ?MODULE ! stop, unregister(?MODULE). op(Op,Num) -> ?MODULE ! {Op,Num}, ok. get() -> ?MODULE ! {get_result,self()}, receive X -> X end. init() -> loop(basic). loop(E) -> receive stop -> ok; {get_result,From} -> From ! E, loop(E); {Op,Num} -> loop(result(Op,E,Num)) end. result(_,basic,X) -> X; result('+',X,Y) -> X + Y; result('*',X,Y) -> X * Y; result('-',X,Y) -> X - Y; result('/',X,Y) -> X / Y.
The code above gives us a small server which performs basic binary operations (operations that take two operands), based on which operator and number is sent with the op/2 function. Compilation , start , usage and stop(ing) is shown below. As usual, compilation and execution is performed from the root directory of my "project".
zen:EunitBasic2 zenon$ tree . . ├ ── compile ├── ebin ├── src │ └── numberserver.erl └── test
zenon:EunitBasic2$ erlc -o ebin/ src/*.erl zenon:EunitBasic2$ erl -pa ebin/ Erlang R13B04 (erts-5.7.5) [source] [64-bit] [smp:4:4] [rq:4] [async-threads:0] [hipe] [kernel-poll:false] Eshell V5.7.5 (abort with ^G) 1> numberserver:start(). ok 2> numberserver:op('+',10). ok 3> numberserver:op('*',2). ok 4> numberserver:op('-',5). ok 5> numberserver:op('/',3). ok 6> numberserver:get(). 5.0 7> numberserver:stop(). true 8> (note the 5.0, this is due to the division which produced a non-integer result).
As you could see, this process obviously maintain some kind of state (hint: the previous computation result), and the subsequent calls use the state as second operand for each binary operation. Thus, when testing the different computations, we wish a clean untouched server for each run. (To exemplify further: assume we are testing basic addition,in one test generating function and later wish to test multiplication, now, in between each test we would ideally want the server to be reset in some way). This is where the fixture comes in.
Basic fixturing (state setup / cleanup)
The most basic fixture example does setup only (=creation only). This would be achieved with the 3-tuple
{ setup, SETUP-FUNCTION/0 , TESTSET / INSTANTIATOR/1 }
SETUP-FUNCTION must be a function with arity 0 (zero) and shall perform all necessary operations for creating the encompassing environment.
TEST can be a an EUnit Control operator (more on this in next post), or a test primitive, an INSTANTIATOR/1 is a function receiving the result from the SETUP-FUNCTION and generated instantiated test-sets. I shall use the basic _test(Expr) macro here as is customary (note: there is nothing special about the _test/1 macro, it just returns the the given Expr as a test-function.
first_additon_test_() -> { setup, fun setup/0, fun cleanup/1, ?_test( begin numberserver:op('+',2), numberserver:op('*',3), ?assertEqual(6,numberserver:get()) end)}.
This extremely simple test could as well have been written as
-module(numberserver_tests). -include_lib("eunit/include/eunit.hrl"). first_additon_test_() -> numberserver:start(), numberserver:op('+',2), numberserver:op('*',3), ?assertEqual(6,numberserver:get()).
Let's test this, save the code in numberserver_tests.erl inside the test/ directory, compile and run.
zenon:EunitBasic2$ erlc -o ebin/ src/*.erl test/*.erl zenon:EunitBasic2$ erl -pa ebin/ zenon:EunitBasic2$ erl Erlang R13B04 (erts-5.7.5) [source] [64-bit] [smp:4:4] [rq:4] [async-threads:0] [hipe] [kernel-poll:false] Eshell V5.7.5 (abort with ^G) 1> eunit:test(numberserver,[verbose]). ======================== EUnit ======================== module 'numberserver' module 'numberserver_tests' numberserver_tests:6: first_additon_test_...ok [done in 0.004 s] [done in 0.004 s] ======================================================= Test passed. ok
Great, but what happens if we run it again?
2> eunit:test(numberserver,[verbose]). ======================== EUnit ======================== module 'numberserver' module 'numberserver_tests' *** context setup failed *** ::error:badarg in function erlang:register/2 called as register(numberserver,<0.48.0>) in call from numberserver:start/0 ======================================================= Failed: 0. Skipped: 0. Passed: 0. One or more tests were cancelled. error
Uh oh, obviously we can't register the same numberserver in the same environment again. Seems like we need to do some kind of cleanup (hint hint). The cleanup/1 function is automatically given one argument, the result from the setup.
setup/0 -> X :: any() cleanup( X :: any() ) -> any()
So, if your setup returns a Pid, you could use that pid in the cleanup to perform stops / kills, whatnot. As is, setup/0 is excuted before any tests are performed, and cleanup/1 is executed after all tests have been performed regardless of test errors or crashes. This would use the 4 tuple setup
{ setup, SETUP-FUNCTION/0, CLEANUP-FUNCTION/1, TEST/INSTANTIATOR }
CLEANUP-FUNCTION/1 is the arity-1 function that reverses the effect of SETUP, and TEST is as usual a test-primitive or an EUnit control term, the INSTANTIATOR/1 receives the same argument as cleanup, namely the result from SETUP.
Setup – Cleanup Fixture Example
-module(numberserver_tests). -include_lib("eunit/include/eunit.hrl"). first_additon_test_() -> { setup, fun setup/0, fun cleanup/1, ?_test( begin numberserver:op('+',2), numberserver:op('*',3), ?assertEqual(6,numberserver:get()) end)}. first_multiply_test_() -> { setup, fun setup/0, fun cleanup/1, ?_test( begin numberserver:op('*',1), numberserver:op('*',3), numberserver:op('*',5), ?assertEqual(15,numberserver:get()) end)}. setup() -> numberserver:start(). cleanup(_Pid) -> numberserver:stop().
Let's run it!
zen:EunitBasic2 zenon$ erlc -o ebin/ src/*.erl test/*.erl zen:EunitBasic2 zenon$ erl -pa ebin Erlang R13B04 (erts-5.7.5) [source] [64-bit] [smp:4:4] [rq:4] [async-threads:0] [hipe] [kernel-poll:false] Eshell V5.7.5 (abort with ^G) 1> eunit:test(numberserver). All 2 tests passed. ok
What is so special about this? Well, for starters, we added one more tests, this second test will now succeed but would have failed previously. Why? Well, because we have a teardown and setup of the numberserver.
This was the basic setup and cleanup, you can find more in the manual pages, next time we will look at test representations.


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Sunday, November 15, 2009
Ma da Laadla Bighad Gayaa
Thank God I am not Manu Sharma's 'maa'!! I am sure millions of mothers across India are also thanking the Almighty for sparing them from such a curse! Jessica Lall's cold-blooded murderer wrote a maudlin' letter to his precious 'maa', before crawling back to prison earlier this week. The contents of the letter are priceless. After raging against the media for being so mean to him ( poor, little killer boy!), he thanked his mother for teaching him the right values!! We'd love to know what those values are, going by Manu's track record. Do they include murder,bullying, cheating, lying ? Not only did Manu fib about his mother's health while applying for a parole that should never have been granted to such a person, but his supposedly ailing mother Shakti Sharma, compounded that lie by brazenly attending a press meet in Chandigarh, looking perfectly hale and hearty. The grandmother , whose religious rituals, Manu claimed he was required to attend, has been dead for years. Meanwhile Manu himself was busy attending to 'neglected' business matters at various bars in the Capital. Who let this dangerous man out??
Sheila Dixit is in deep ….err…. trouble. Her 'executive discretion' in the Manu Sharma parole case is being questioned. It is shocking that someone of her standing and stature should look the other way and shrug off what has been a clear case of preferential treatment and blatant discrimination. Such double standards can only be labeled an abuse of privilege, power and position. Authorities are being accused of 'bending the rules and procedures." And, guess what? All this bending and twisting of rules has come to light only because of the aggressive stand taken by the media ( same lot that will not let bechara Manu live in peace, as he cribbed to his maa). Or else, it might have been another instance of business as usual for Manu and all those involved in organising his Delhi picnic. Had Sharma not misbehaved at a popular club that night and got into a scuffle, this convicted killer would have continued partying and lap dancing well after Happy Hours. Who knows - another young girl might have ended up with a bullet through her head for refusing to serve this obnoxious guy a fresh drink after the bar closed. Meanwhile, a so-called 'tycoon', Samir Thapar, flew into a rage because the bumbling Delhi cops had the 'himmat' to pick him up even though his only 'crime' that fateful night was to rev up his sportscar's engine . Come on, guys, give him a break - it was only 3 a.m at the time –and too bad if sleeping unclejis and auntyjis in the neighbourhood got disturbed by the ear- shattering growls of his fancy Ferrari!
Everybody agrees the justice system is being taken for a ride here. Given the scarey statistics ( 60% prisoners flee while out on parole), there is obviously something not just very wrong, but terribly fishy about the granting of parole to the favoured few. In Manu's case, the weak official explanation was that a parole gives prisoners the chance to reform and renew ties with family. And with drinking buddies? But in reality, most jailbirds use this as an opportunity to escape, knowing the chances of getting away with it are exceedingly high.Bitti Mohanty, son of a top cop, jailed for rape, has done the skip ( same excuse as Manu – ailing mother) and has successfully evaded arrest for months. Several other hard core criminals are out there on the run, safe and secure in the knowledge that nobody is serious about going after them. The list includes murderers armed with deadly weapons. And this worrying information comes from just one source - the Amritsar central jail which shows that more than 8,200 deadly prisoners are on the run , waiting to strike again. All prisoners are supposed to be equal in the eyes of the law. Obviously, some lucky ones are more equal than the other suckers.
The rest of India describes what happened with Manu Sharma that night as the 'Delhi Syndrome'. Translated, this means, if pappaji is well-connected ( Manu's father is a powerful Congressman , known for his closeness to the top leadership) , moneyed (the Sharmas are seriously loaded), or an influential cop, Pappu's derriere is fully covered. He can do drugs, booze, arms, prostitutes – no problem. Why, he can completely lose it if his drink doesn't reach him fast enough, whip out a gun and – bam – kill the bar tender. He can rape, assault,mutilate, pimp, kidnap, terrorise,blackmail… you name the crime …he'll get away with it. After all , what is the point of having a politico as a Daddy-O if he can't bail him out and save his butt ?Perhaps these are the 'values' Manu was referring to in his letter to his mother as he whimpered, " Maa, I assure you that I have done nothing wrong, maybe it is my fate…."
Just as it was Jessica's fate to get shot dead by Manu ? What did she do wrong?
Any answers, Sheila Dixit??
I love Mahesh Bhatt. He is passionate, well read, gutsy and impossible. So... when he called me on Friday to talk about my tweet on his son Rahul ( yup, same guy who has landed himself in a spot in the David Coleman Headley case), I was all ears and most interested in his take on what had gone wrong. Mahesh must have really worked the phone lines with the media after the story hit the headlines that day, as is clear from the front page coverage his version has received this morning. " They are making a villain out of a hero," fumes Mahesh in his son's defence. While Mahesh's daughter Pooja reserves her rage for my tweet where I had called the Bhatts a 'dysfunctional' family ( the Bhatts don't exactly exemplify the average Indian family, and that's what makes them unique) . This is a real hot potato - it is a highly sensitive and complicated case, and I do sympathise with Mahesh for having to deal with yet another crisis in the family. Pooja says she has seen her dad age in the past two days. As a daughter, she must feel for him. I understand. But the case won't be solved this easily. There are far too many investigating agencies involved in what has become an international terror investigation, with the FBI leading the war against Headley. It is indeed a pity, if a gullible young man called Rahul Bhatt, has been drawn into the mess because of odd circumstances . Alas, we live in odd times.
32 comments:
- Unknown said...
Power game! Misused mercilessly..sad! If they would have fathomed...
- November 15, 2009 at 2:00 PM
- चंद्रमौलेश्वर प्रसाद said...
"he thanked his mother for teaching him the right values!!"
May God keep all mothers away from giving such values to their children and make this world happy and worth living.
- November 15, 2009 at 2:04 PM
- uthamanarayanan said...
The whole process of Manu's coming out by whateversoever the means speaks bad of the administration and judicial system.Like wild west filmy style one can shoot and go inside the prison , come out thorugh some judicial loophole; great lawyer who also came in private channel and justified his coming out. All this shows glaringly the existing system as something double standard , one for the poor and one for the rich.
- November 15, 2009 at 2:27 PM
- Nandinikakoti said...
Wot is happening is true whether correct or not, Dunno if its the moral values tarnished or political preferences polished or media spoke with transparency... now ots the use if even Manu is back in Jail??? Parole was granted and the purpose for the same (which we are not sure)is being achieved... U blog and the rest of us comment.. that's it...
The game is always played leaving back only a topic for discussion and some space for us to write how one feels.... Feel defeated though u write blunt...
Ah! Rahul... wot I heard in news is that the 'caught' scenario may be going on for years now... Possible or not? Wotever! another theme for Mahesh Bhat's upcoming I guess or more news will be which producer comes up with the closest make of Rahul Bhat's movie...LOLz!
- November 15, 2009 at 2:34 PM
- Pooja Rathore said...
Manu sharma case is an example of what money and power can do (take justice for ride)as you mentioned in your post his father is a congress man and Delhi is under Congress rule dont expect much from Delhi CM.
I read about Bhatts in the news paper ,i did not know it was you called the Bhatts family dysfunctional family as your name was not mentioned but i agree with you it will not be easy for Rahul Bhatt.
- November 15, 2009 at 3:03 PM
- Vaudeville of Exhilaration said...
Ms De, you posts seem like columns in the editorial section of a newspaper, though more engrossing and informative. I really enjoy reading watever u write. Ur blog is proving to be a great help for my CAT's preparation. Thanks..
Neways,regarding the corruption in our systems-I think everyone shd watch the movie "The Hurricane" to get a glimse of the level of corruption & perpetration in US.
- November 15, 2009 at 3:06 PM
Indian mothers cosset and protect their boys so much that some brats think it ithey own the world!
Looks like Manu Sharma's mom might be someone like that...to be honest, it is true children learn values from their family.
God knows what kind of values these two regressive parents taught him!
- November 15, 2009 at 3:36 PM
- NIM said...
people say the media over-hypes every piece of news. But when people like Manu Sharma misuse their parents 'connections' they need to be reminded of what sort of heartless crimes they are being punished for... the letter he wrote was so unreal as if it were out of an afternoon daily soap! Do they think the people of India are so stupid to actually believe these crazy gimmicks?
- November 15, 2009 at 4:02 PM
- CoderInMaking said...
I think any 'unique' family that too of a Bollywood icon doesn't deserve a word like 'Dysfunctional'. Mahesh Bhatt has chosen to raise his family the way he thought was correct. Dysfunctional is incorrect particularly so in case of Bhatt as the entire family has come together in support of Rahul.
P.S Why do successful maharashtrians have to be so critical of other public figures e.g Sunil Gavaskar, Ashutosh Gowarikar.
- November 15, 2009 at 5:16 PM
- Sparkling said...
If we can trust in the law of our land, I don't think Mahesh Bhatt should worry about his son. Rahul himself went to the police and gave all the details about his acquaintance with Coleman (this should speak something about him!)and it definitely wasn't the police who tracked the trail back to him, hence, for now, we can all give him the benefit of doubt and stop the unnecessary furore where Rahul Bhatt is concerned.
- November 15, 2009 at 6:49 PM
- Ketaki... said...
Are you saying you are taking back your word on that particular tweet.. Because I agreed wholeheartedly on that. When I look at the movies that come out of Bhatt camp like Murder, Raaz(es), Kalyug, Paap, Jism... I do think the Bhatt's are twisted. frankly speaking I am not surprised. But on that note, I wouldnt be surprised if everyone in the industry was related to some "gang". Don't we know enough of filmstars and their decent ways already?
Manu Sharma and his kind are a curse to Indian society. About the overall judicial/police system in India, I think its time we increase the number of courts, police force in India. I feel considering the population, the forces fall short.
- November 15, 2009 at 8:45 PM
- Unknown said...
The parole granted to Manu Sharma, apparently, was a reward for the efforts that his father made to ensure the return of Congress to power in Haryana.
I am not sure whether the letter was written by Manu himself, or by one of his lawyers, in order to limit the damage done by adverse news-media reports and to improve the chances of getting parole in future.
- November 15, 2009 at 11:34 PM
- GIANTS FAN said...
This is my first visit, but I'm very impressed with your blog. I have a blog myself that provides inspiration and guidance to millions of people around the world. I was wondering if we could do a link exchange to spread some traffic around. Let me know if this is cool.
- November 16, 2009 at 12:17 AM
- Jogeshwar said...
Unfortunately such values are there to stay, as long as the theme of our society revolves around money.
- November 16, 2009 at 11:55 AM
- Maria said...
It never ceases to amaze how people will justify the wrong that they do - never! And to make themselves appear the victim.
- November 16, 2009 at 1:32 PM
- Harish said...
i wouldnt be surprised if i see Manu playing for Man U. He anyways has been treating our law as a football and India as his playground. Funny.
Parole for him? Kaiko? Congress ka haath Manu ke saath!!!
Manu is India's indigenous Kasab. Why do we waste time and money with such negative energies languishing in our jails?
for arguments sake, in a view, Kasab could be seen as a victim of poverty and brainwashing... (not that this would "justify" what he did). but our own desi Kasab doesnt even invoke that sympathy.
I love @MaheshNBhatt too. I have several issues in my family too, like most others who do.
I trust the family. I admire the fact that he so brazenly speaks about his personal life. And yes, it might be perceived as odd or OTT. It takes a lot of gutts to live life - inside out.
Yes... we live in odd times.. all looks straight from a film script.
Ajeeb Mumbai ki Gajab kahaani
- November 16, 2009 at 1:50 PM
- Balvinder Balli said...
Shobhaa, i would say that credit of getting Manu Sharma back to his cell goes to you and the media chanels like Times Now (i had watched that 'News Hour Debate'). Please accept my congrats for the same and keep it up.
- November 16, 2009 at 5:51 PM
- Another Kiran In NYC said...
From the perspective of a woman who has lived in Sadi Dilli and Mumbai... Dilli is culturally and morally a desert. Manu Sharma is but a symptom of horribly feudal and misogynstic social underpinnings. Nuff said.
About the self styled newsbyte providing "sage" of everything from Peace on earth, to how to use a potty... Mahesh Bhatt... if you put your story on celluloid many times over, and refer to all of it as semi autobiographical... you have no leg to stand on and protest.. if anyone calls you a dysfunctional family and makes judgements about you. So Pooja Bhatt needs to reconsider her own protests about our perceptions about her family. I will call it as I see it. And I have seen enough in film and media, apparantly all endorsed by Mahesh as the Don of the Family Bhatt.
So Shobhaa what is your reasoning behind the veiled apology? You did not pass judgement on whether Rahul was a terrorist abettor. You said something about what has been indirectly portrayed by the Family Bhatt themselves. I dont get it.
And Rahul Bhatt, wants to be a gym trainer and a real estate agent with "contacts"? Hahahahaha
- November 16, 2009 at 8:01 PM
- ekta khetan said...
In School we studied a tale of a boy who grown up to become a thief and murderer. He committed heinous crimes and one day was caught by law and order and sentenced death stmt. His last wish was to meet his mother. when his mother was called, he hugged her and chewed her ears. Everybody was aghast to see that. On being questioned he replied- His mother was responsible for his downfall. He got into bad habits like stealing etc since childhood. She never corrected his mistakes nor taught him to be a fine human being. And because of her over protection n wrong encouragement, he landed himself there today!
- November 16, 2009 at 10:21 PM
- Raefah said...
This is one good example of exemption to claim against "Govt doesn't do things well!". When it comes to issues like Manu Sharma, they act fast and do it better than expected! There is no point in blaming Sheila Dixit. When they setup a Democracy structure, they purposefully left a pillar, called ETHICS and they let these politicians to interact with other four pillars; no wonder why today even Press doesn't exercise Ethics! The solution: PEOPLE should form Ethics Ministry. The funding should neither come from the Govt money nor should be appointed by the politicians; this should be a body at Union Cabinet Minister or Chief Justice level elected directly by people and funded directly by people operating as a PRIVATE entity; They must provide ethical and compliance certification for elected politicians as well as public servants; they should monitor physical assets as well as ethics for these politicians. Imagine Rs 100 per head by interested citizens like 10 Lakh citizens, paying per year for a pillar like this! or Rs 10 per head per year around 1 crore citizens. I presume some one is listening and talking to Dr Singh or Madamme Sonia or youth Rahul Gandhi to setup a Ministry of Ethics and let PEOPLE fund this. Then we can ask people like Dr Kalam or so many good people are there to run this pillar in this great country! I can fund a Lobbyist Group to push this with New Delhi! Any takers... ???!!
- November 16, 2009 at 10:51 PM
- Raefah said...
Ooops... I forgot to mention about Mahesh Bhatt.. Mr Bhatt is a good man and UGK liked him! I am sure that he is missing UG in this difficult moment!
- November 16, 2009 at 11:02 PM
- Amari said...
My second visit to this blog....Shobhaa,your style is entirely gripping! Your posts here are on par with your newspaper columns! Way to go :-)
- November 17, 2009 at 3:49 AM
- athul b nair said...
the coming out of manu shows the condition of administration, the corrupt administration. First the attitude of politicians should change..
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- November 17, 2009 at 12:14 PM
- Rachita Kar said...
And the saga of 'MERE PASS MAA HAIN...' continues ...I think it happens only in India...
thanks to our contitutional liberties and to the people who know it inside out to turn its liberties/loopholes to their advantage.
- November 17, 2009 at 1:07 PM
- R@kHe$h said...
why is the media forgeting that headley always spoke about rahul bhatt in his conversation wid the terrorist...and th whole thing about rahul meeting headley 2 yrs ago doesnt arise....had they been just aquaintances y wud he mention rahul bhatt(who i guess is a muslim defaming hindus with a hindu name)every time with the terrorist...cnn ibn ,rajdeep surely know how to cover up the issue.mr.bhat and pseudosecularists at their best to save "son of the god..err soil"....
- November 17, 2009 at 1:26 PM
- Unknown said...
What will you do if you are in Manu's mother's place? Would you like him to be hanged or imprisoned for life? Or you will shoot him Mother India style? Mahesh Bhatt also used to condemn when it came to other people like this fugitive Manu. When it is his own son...So much defensive.
- November 17, 2009 at 3:46 PM
- Unknown said...
Truly interesting post and was shocked to see the number of laundering criminals in India aka 8200. Sahi hai parr atleast the number is still countable..lollzzz
Its really very disheartening that all are blaming Mannu's mother. I do not think so any parents around the world teach their kids to become a terrorist or murderer but still they opt for and in IMHO the path he/she takes all depends on an individual's perception....
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- November 17, 2009 at 4:16 PM
- Mukesh Bhatia said...
The system & law is taken for ride in our country is in itself a system now. Though media has blown up the Manu Sharma case, it even blowned up Laloo's case while he was in Patna jail, but to no effect. The law, the so called pinal code doesnt have any effect on these politicians, celebrities, big shots & many many more. We the pity proud citizens are held in clumsy, highly unhygenic police chowkies for hours together, just for the sake of investigation. Its pity on us as Indians. It therefore gives us the feeling that we as a country would never improve....
I sound sad but truly its my mind thats uttering all this.
- November 17, 2009 at 7:54 PM
- Unknown said...
Ah "dysfunctional family" I relished that comment Shobhaa.
Don't feel apologetic calling a spade a spade. We suffering Indian public had enough of Bhatt Sr. pontificating on many non-issues
Yeah! The issue is not brawny Rahul. It is the classification, which is apt
- November 19, 2009 at 3:25 PM
- George said...
Hello Shobhaa,
I totally agree with your comments.. it's a mockery at our judicial system.. after all we live in a democracy who is to blame..
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- "How's yer brother Charlie? I liked him a lot — great with animals."
- —Rubeus Hagrid[src]
Charles[2] "Charlie" Weasley (b. 12 December, 1972) was the second eldest son of Arthur and Molly Weasley, younger brother of Bill Weasley and the elder brother of Percy, George, Ron, Ginny Weasley, and the late Fred Weasley. He attended Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry from 1984 to 1991 and was sorted into Gryffindor house. He was both a prefect and Quidditch Captain during his time at the school, and after graduating, he went to study dragons in Romania. During the Second Wizarding War, Charlie was a member of the second Order of the Phoenix and fought in the Battle of Hogwarts in 1998. After the war, Charlie continued his work with dragons.
Early life and HogwartsEdit
- "My brother Charlie was always more of an outdoor type, so he went for Care of Magical Creatures..."
- —Percy Weasley[src]
Charles, better known as "Charlie", grew up in the Weasley family home, the Burrow. In September 1984, he started his first term at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry and was sorted into Gryffindor house like the rest of his family.[3] Charlie was in the same year as Hufflepuff Nymphadora Tonks, but it is not known if they were acquaintances. In his third year, Charlie elected to take the Care of Magical Creatures class since he liked working outdoors.[4] By his fifth year, Charlie was appointed as a prefect[5] and eventually became Captain of the Gryffindor Quidditch team, playing as Seeker, a position he excelled greatly in.[3]
Charlie took his Apparition test twice. He failed on the first attempt, materialising five miles south of his target location on top of a Muggle woman doing her shopping. He passed on the second attempt. His brothers Fred and George made fun of this, but not to his face.[6]
Studying dragonsEdit
- "Keep back there, Hagrid! They can shoot fire at a range of twenty feet, you know! I've seen this Horntail do forty!"
- —Charlie Weasley[src]
After graduating, Charlie went to Romania to study dragons. At some point, he acquired a new wand, and his old wand was passed down to his youngest brother, Ron. However, many of his peers believed that, had he chosen to, he could have played Quidditch professionally and would have been good enough to play for the English national side.
At Christmas in 1991, Charlie was visited by his parents and his sister, Ginny. During the early part of 1992, Charlie received a letter from Ron, asking for help in getting rid of a baby dragon Rubeus Hagrid acquired off a man in a pub. The dragon, a Norwegian Ridgeback named Norbert, was being illegally kept, but Ron - along with his friends Harry Potter and Hermione Granger - did not want their friend to get into trouble. Charlie, who had always got on well with Hagrid because of their shared love of dragons, agreed to help and arranged for some of his friends to pick up Norbert and deliver him to the dragon sanctuary in Romania where he worked.[3]
In 1993, Charlie joined the rest of his family for a holiday in Egypt after his father won seven hundred galleons in the annual Daily Prophet Grand Prize Galleon Draw.[7]
During the summer of 1994, Charlie returned to the Burrow to attend the Quidditch World Cup with the rest of his family. He also met Harry Potter for the first time. During the Death Eater disturbance in the aftermath of the Irish victory, Charlie, along with his father, Bill, and Percy assisted the Ministry in attempting to stop it. Charlie stayed at the Burrow for the summer and accompanied his siblings, Harry, and Hermione to King's Cross Station to see them off to Hogwarts on September 1st.
During the Triwizard Tournament, Charlie assisted in bringing nesting mother dragons to Hogwarts for use in the First Task. They were transported over using a Sleeping Draught, and he didn't dare tell his mother about them considering that she was still angry about Harry being allowed to compete in the Tournament. He remained on hand during the Task in case the dragons got out of hand, and congratulated Harry on beating the Hungarian Horntail. He relayed Harry's performance to Bill, saying it was "incredible." He attempted to get time off to attend the Third Task, but was unable to.[6]
Second Wizarding WarEdit
- "Charlie's in the Order, too, but he's still in Romania. Dumbledore wants as many foreign wizards brought in as possible, so Charlie's trying to make contacts on his days off."
- —George Weasley[src]
Recruiting foreign wizardsEdit
When Albus Dumbledore reconstituted the Order of the Phoenix to oppose Lord Voldemort, Charlie joined alongside his family. While his brother Bill returned to England to better serve the Order, Charlie remained in Romania and was assigned to recruit foreign wizards to the cause.[5]
Bill and Fleur's weddingEdit
In the summer of 1997, Charlie once more returned to the Burrow, to serve as best man at Bill's wedding to Fleur Delacour. During a birthday celebration for Harry the day before the wedding, he informed Hagrid that Norbert was doing well - and was now called Norberta since they had discovered, to Hagrid's surprise, that the dragon was actually a female.
When the wedding was broken up by Death Eaters in the wake of the fall of the Ministry of Magic, he was questioned alongside his family, but was safe. He presumably returned to Romania, as both his father and brothers were allowed to return to work.
Battle of HogwartsEdit
While the rest of the Weasley family answered Neville Longbottom's call to arms to fight at the Battle of Hogwarts, Charlie did not join them immediately, possibly due to being out of the country at the time. However, he did arrive toward the end of the battle, leading hundreds of reinforcements consisting of the friends and family of all the Hogwarts students who had chosen to fight and the residents of Hogsmeade. Arriving just as Neville killed Nagini, he led them into battle against Lord Voldemort's Death Eaters, strengthening the weakened defenders of the castle. He also witnessed his mother killing Bellatrix Lestrange and Harry defeating Lord Voldemort once and for all. Charlie overtook Horace Slughorn as he entered the school and survived the final battle. Like the rest of his family, Charlie was devastated by Fred's death.[8]
Later lifeEdit
Following the war, Charlie did not marry or have children, as he was more interested in studying dragons than forming a romantic attachment.[9]
Physical appearanceEdit
Charlie was short and stocky, and he had muscled arms. His face was weather beaten from working outside, and there were so many freckles on his face that he looked tanned. His fingers were usually covered in calluses and blisters, and, on one occasion during the summer of 1994, he had a large shiny burn on one of his arms. Like all the Weasley family, Charlie had red hair. It is possible he had long(ish) hair, as in 1997, on the day of Harry's seventeenth birthday, Molly forcefully cut his hair "brutally short."
Personality and traitsEdit
Charlie was described by his brother Percy as being "always more of an outdoor type." During his years at Hogwarts, Charlie liked animals and magical creatures; he later went to Romania in order to study about dragons. He also appeared to be friendly with his siblings, along with Rubeus Hagrid and Harry Potter, but he did not like the fact that his mother used to cut his hair short. Charlie was also brave, as he was sorted into Gryffindor house and fought in the Battle of Hogwarts against Voldemort. After the war, Charlie did not marry or have his own family, as he preferred to continue studying dragons.
Magical abilities and skills Edit
- Quidditch: During his years at Hogwarts, Charlie played as a seeker for the Gryffindor Quidditch team. Oliver Wood claimed that Charlie could have played for England's national team if he would have wanted to. He also was captain of the team.
- Care of Magical creatures: Charlie took Care of Magical Creatures classes. The keeper of the keys and grounds Rubeus Hagrid said that Charlie was great with animals. After graduating from Hogwarts, Charlie went to Romania, studying dragons.
Charlie had a good relationship with his family. Arthur and Molly Weasley both were pure-blood wizards who loved their children very much and cared about them. However, they were economically poor and were considered by many as "blood-traitors," because they were not prejudiced against Muggles and Muggle-borns. Charlie's childhood might have been happy and friendly with his parents.
He also had a good relationship with his siblings. He appeared to be closest with Bill, because they were close in age. Bill was a good student, like Charlie; after Hogwarts, Bill worked for Gringotts Wizarding Bank in Egypt, and later married Fleur Delacour. Charlie was the best man at their wedding. It is possible that, after the war, they were as close as they were during their early years.
Charlie appeared to have a good relationship with his younger siblings, too. Percy believed that Charlie was "more of an outdoor type"; the reason that he liked studying dragons. Percy seemed to be proud that his brother was a good student, but they were not on good terms during the Second Wizarding War; Percy believed that his family was wrong for supporting Dumbledore. After the war, Percy changed his mind and his relationship with his siblings became better.
Fred and George, Ron, and Ginny seemed to like Charlie; they tended to look up to Charlie as much as Bill. During their early years, Charlie might have been close with them, but he left the country, in order to study dragons. Charlie met them again in 1994 and in 1997. They also fought together at the Battle of Hogwarts and survived the war; except for Fred, who was killed in an explosion. It is very likely that Charlie was devastated by his death, like the other members of the family.
Rubeus HagridEdit
Charlie was a friend of Rubeus Hagrid. Rubeus Hagrid was the gamekeeper and later Care of Magical Creatures professor at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. He described Charlie as being great with animals and stated that he had missed Charlie, during the time he studied dragons. They both liked magical creatures, and they met each other several times after Charlie left Hogwarts. Charlie invited Hagrid to watch some dragons he and his friends were breeding, during the Triwizard Tournament. In 1997, Charlie stayed at The Burrow; both he and Hagrid attended Harry Potter's seventeenth birthday party and Bill and Fleur's wedding. Charlie, Hagrid, and another wizard sang along a song about Odo the hero. They also fought together at the final battle of the Second Wizarding War and survived the war.
Harry PotterEdit
Harry Potter first heard of Charlie in 1991, during his first year at Hogwarts. Harry heard many times that Charlie was a great Quidditch player and was very happy when he and his team lived up to Charlie's reputation. Eventually, Harry became an excellent player and seeker for the Gryffindor Quidditch team, like Charlie. They met each other in 1994, at the Burrow. Harry seemed to like Charlie, who also helped him during his first task of the Triwizard Tournament; he showed the four dragons to Rubeus Hagrid, Olympe Maxime, and Harry (under the Invisibility Cloak). Charlie also attended Harry's seventeenth birthday party and Bill and Fleur's wedding, along with Harry. They later fought together at the Battle of Hogwarts; Charlie also witnessed Harry defeating Lord Voldemort, and they both survived the war. They became brothers-in-law when Harry married his youngest sibling Ginny Weasley and Charlie became the uncle of James Sirius, Albus Severus and Lily Luna Potter.
Order of the Phoenix membersEdit
Charlie became a member of the Order of the Phoenix during the Second Wizarding War. However, it is possible that he had not met all the members of the order, as he lived in Romania, leading reinforcements for the order. It is possible that he knew some members, such as Remus Lupin, Alastor Moody, Nymphadora Tonks, and Kingsley Shacklebolt, as Lupin and Tonks attended Bill and Fleur's wedding with Charlie, and Charlie's father always spoke highly of Moody. Charlie had also been in the same year as Tonks at Hogwarts, and may have known her prior to joining the Order.
Nieces and nephewsEdit
After the Second Wizarding War, Charlie had many nieces and nephews, through the Weasley family; Bill and Fleur's children: Victoire, Dominique, and Louis; Percy and Audrey's children: Molly and Lucy; George and Angelina's children: Fred and Roxanne; Ron and Hermione's children: Rose and Hugo; and Ginny and Harry's children: James, Albus, and Lily. It is very likely that Charlie had a good relationship with all of them.
Behind the scenesEdit
- Charlie is portrayed by British actor Alex Crockford in the film adaptation of Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban. In the film, he appears only briefly, in a photograph of the Weasley family holidaying in Egypt.
- In Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1, a young man with red hair is seen standing beside Nymphadora Tonks at the wedding. It is likely that he is Charlie, due to his haircut (similar to the one described in the book), the fact that he is the same age as Tonks and also Tonks' alleged friendship with Charlie.
- In Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, Gryffindors reminisce about his era as a distant golden age since which the Gryffindor team has known years of frustration, yet from what J. K. Rowling tells us of his age, he would only have left Hogwarts months before. However, in Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, Professor McGonagall reveals that they had not been in the running for the Hogwarts Quidditch Cup for seven years. This means that Charlie would've been in his second or third year when they last won it. This may indicate a slight continuity error on J.K.'s part, perhaps indicating she originally envisioned Charlie as being older than he became.
- At Hogwarts, Charlie was in the same year as Nymphadora Tonks. It is unknown if they knew each other prior to joining the Order of the Phoenix in 1995.
- In J.K. Rowling: A Year in the Life, J. K. Rowling was asked if Charlie was gay, to which she jokingly, and respectfully responded that he is not, just, "He's more interested in dragons than women."
- It is possible that in LEGO Harry Potter: Years 1-4, the Dragon Keeper, found in the Year 4 level, Dragons, is, in fact, Charlie.
- Since the subplot of his job of recruiting foreign wizards for the Order of the Phoenix was scrapped from the films, it was never acknowledged if Charlie was a member of the Order of the Phoenix in the film continuity due to his frequent omissions from the film adaptions.
The name "Charles" comes from the Germanic name Karl, which was derived from a Germanic word which meant "man". However, an alternative theory states that it is derived from the common Germanic element hari meaning "army, warrior".
- Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone (First mentioned)
- Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone (film) (Mentioned only)
- Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (Mentioned only)
- Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (film) (Picture only)
- Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (Mentioned only)
- Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (film) (Appears in photograph)
- Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (First appearance)
- Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (film) (Mentioned only)
- Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (Mentioned only)
- Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (Mentioned only)
- Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows
- Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1
- LEGO Harry Potter: Years 1-4 (Possible appearance)
- J.K. Rowling: A Year in the Life (Mentioned only)
Notes and referencesEdit
- ↑ Mugglenet - Birthday archive: Charlie Weasley
- ↑ The Wizarding World of Harry Potter (see this image).
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone
- ↑ Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix
- ↑ 6.0 6.1 Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
- ↑ Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
- ↑ Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows
- ↑ J.K. Rowling: A Year in the Life


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In August, I will be attending the Federation of Genealogical Societies' annual conference, held this year in Knoxville, TN. While I am looking forward to this event in general, I am especially excited about visiting the East Tennessee Historical Society, home to the McClung Historical Collection, a virtual cornucopia of manuscript collections, rare books, city directories, newspapers, and microfilm. The primary focus of the collection is, of course, the eastern Tennessee counties, but other areas of Tennessee and other states are also represented.
I am currently compiling a list of my eastern Tennessee families so that I can plan my on-site research. Included will be:
- Mansfield and Harriet (Black) Anderson, who moved from Blount and Sevier Counties (TN) into Macon Co., NC
- Miranda (Fletcher) Curtis and several of her children, who moved from Macon Co., NC, to Monroe Co., TN
- Samuel Hopper, who possibly lived for a short time in Claiborne and Giles Counties, TN
- Various children of William Morgan, who died in 1809 in Jackson Co., GA
The FGS 2010 Conference theme is "Rediscovering America's First Frontier." The conference runs from August 18 to August 21. For more information, see the FGS conference web site.


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I am sure this contest is something many want to take part in: FEMALE MUSICIANS
Choose a female singer, drummer, DJ, guitar player or whoever comes to your mind. It must be an existing person or a famous fictional character, no made up ones. So please do not forget to mention the name in the title or description of your upload. That's it :). I am sure everybody knows some female musicians he wants to build with the SP-Studio.
- The picture must be created at sp-studio.de and submitted here till June 15th, 11:59 PM (GMT+1).
No editing with additional software! No effects, color change, zooming. Just SP-Studio pictures.
New rule: You are allowed to rotate the picture.
- Add a fitting English title & description (optional). You can link to reference pictures. No text like "VOTE!!!".
- If you upload more than one picture for a contest the newest counts and the others are deleted.
- When the voting starts registered users can rate the pictures (1-5 stars) till June 30th.
- Vote fair! Don't manipulate results by telling friends to give you 5 stars and others 1 star or you will be banned.
1st place: Make a wish for a new SP-Studio item and I will draw and include it within a month (at least I try ;)).
1st to 5th place: You win your own User Gallery. If you already have one you can upload 30 more files to it now.
Janina's Choice: I might pick one additional person, if I think he/she deserves a user gallery. The score doesn't matter.
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Glycerin is used in cosmetics and personal care products mainly to improve skin's smoothness and moisture content (Wiki). It is a humectant (attracts moisture to the skin), naturally emollient, and has a cooling effect on skin.
Origin: Glycerin (also called glycerol) is a naturally occurring alcohol compound and a component of many lipids. Glycerin may be of animal or vegetable origin (EWG).
Products Found In: Facial moisturizer, body lotion, sunscreen, makeup, hair care, facial treatments, shaving cream, soap, water-based personal lubricants.
Alternative Names: Glycerol, Glycerolum, Glicerol, Glyzerin, 1,2,3-Propantriol, Glycerinester, Pfl. Glycerin, Clycerin, Vegetable Glycerin (Cosmetic Analysis).
Toxicity: Glycerin (Glycerol or Glycerine) is generally classified as having low toxicity (EWG).


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This is the place where I discuss all things Sacred and Profane. Stop by and check me out. Leave a comment (or not), as this is done for my own amusement. If you too are entertained, all the better, but that is not the motivation here. For I, am a...Writer with attitude! Comics, Sci Fi, movies, TV, Books, the Internet, Pop Culture, you name it. I talk about all of these things and more. These are the things that entertain me. I can only hope that some of them will entertain you as well.


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Pumpkin Swirl Cheesecake Yogurt Cupcakes Recipe
Cheesecake cups made with light by using Greek yogurt swirled with pumpkin butter on top. Light, creamy and perfect portion control.
Vanilla wafers on the bottom of these cheesecake cups create a simple, low-fat crust. When the cheesecake cups bake, the cookies soften and all the flavors work together.
Hope you all like pumpkin because I stocked up and plan on posting lots of fun pumpkin recipes in the weeks ahead!
Pumpkin Swirl Cheesecake Yogurt Cupcakes
Servings: 12 • Size: 1 cup • Points +: 3 pts • Smart Points: 4
Calories: 114.1 • Fat: 4.6 g • Carb: 13.8 g • Fiber: 1.5 g • Protein: 3.8 g • Sugar: 6.5
Sodium: 56.8
12 reduced fat vanilla wafers
8 oz 1/3 less fat cream cheese, softened
1/4 cup sugar
1 tsp vanilla
6 oz fat-free vanilla Greek yogurt (I used Chobani)
2 large egg whites
1 tbsp all purpose flour
Heat oven to 350°.
Line cupcake tin with liners. Place a vanilla wafer at the bottom of each liner.
Gently beat cream cheese, sugar and vanilla until smooth using an electric mixer. Gradually beat in fat-free yogurt, egg whites and flour. Do not over beat. Pour into cupcake liners filling half way.
Top each with 1 tbsp of the pumpkin butter. Using a toothpick, swirl the pumpkin butter into the cream cheese mixture for a marbling effect.
Bake 25 minutes or until center is almost set. Cool to room temperature. Chill a few hours in the refrigerator before serving.
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Early morning risers next Monday are in for a treat; a rare occultation of the star cluster, the Pleiades, by the Moon.
The Sky is Waiting.
Early morning risers next Monday are in for a treat; a rare occultation of the star cluster, the Pleiades, by the Moon.
The Current Number of Exoplanets Discovered is: 4269
Pictured is a Delta IV rocket launch from Cape Canaveral on November 21st, 2010. The image is a 20 second exposure taken at dusk, shot from about 100 miles west of the launch site. The launch placed a classified payload in orbit for the United States Air Force.
Difficult but not impossible to catch against the dawn or dusk sky, spotting an extreme crescent moon can be a challenge. The slender crescent pictured was shot 30 minutes before sunrise when the Moon was less than 20 hours away from New. A true feat of visual athletics to catch, a good pair of binoculars or a well aimed wide field telescopic view can help with the hunt.
The Sun is our nearest star, and goes through an 11-year cycle of activity. This image was taken via a properly filtered telescope, and shows the Sun as it appeared during its last maximum peak in 2003. This was during solar cycle #23, a period during which the Sun hurled several large flares Earthward. The next solar cycle is due to peak around 2013-14.
Located in the belt of the constellation Orion, Messier 42, also known as the Orion Nebula is one of the finest deep sky objects in the northern hemisphere sky. Just visible as a faint smudge to the naked eye on a clear dark night, the Orion Nebula is a sure star party favorite, as it shows tendrils of gas contrasted with bright stars. M42 is a large stellar nursery, a star forming region about 1,000 light years distant.
Orbiting the planet in Low Earth Orbit (LEO) every 90 minutes, many people fail to realize that you can see the International Space Station (ISS) from most of the planet on a near-weekly basis. In fact, the ISS has been known to make up to four visible passes over the same location in one night. The image pictured is from the Fourth of July, 2011 and is a 20 second exposure of a bright ISS pass.
Next to the Sun, the two brightest objects in the sky are the Moon and the planet Venus. In fact, when Venus is favorably placed next to the Moon, it might just be possible to spot the two in the daytime. Another intriguing effect known as earthshine or ashen light is also seen in the image on the night side of the Moon; this is caused by sunlight reflected back off of the Earth towards our only satellite.
A mosaic of three images taken during the total lunar eclipse of December 21st, 2010. The eclipse occurred the same day as the winter solstice. The curve and size of the Earths shadow is apparent in the image.
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