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LSDS Object Oriented Programming Review Assignment
Inside the
football directory, you will find several files, including a blank
__init__.py. Don't worry about that one right now. These files together can model several aspects of a football season including a player's statisctics, an individual football game, and a season.
As is, these modules are fully functional (well, they run without errors). You can generate a season report by running
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football_test.py.
That being said...
Each file (
game.py,
players.py,
season.py,
possible_values.py, and
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TODO inside a comment. That is where you can add things and try them out to see if you're understanding how this is all done.
It makes the most sense to begin with
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game.py more so--since it is used in
season.py).
To run anything here or in your own, edited version, clone the repo and navigate to the
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If you would like to run the tests or generate a season report, run
python filename.py or
python3 filename.py depending on your configuration with the appropriate choice of
football_test.py or
season.py.
If you would like to interactively create instances of the
Player,
Quarterback,
Game, or your own, added, classes and run different methods on them, run
python or
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import the appropriate module (file name without the
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A shutdown hook is basically a code snippet that allows programmers to run some code at program termination. I had discussed shutdown hook in Java some time back. In this post we will see shutdown hooks in python.
Adding shutdown hook in python using atexit module
You can use the atexit module in python to register shutdown hooks. See the following code
import atexit print("Starting Test Python Module"); def testmethod(): print("From test method") atexit.register(testmethod) print("Terminating Test Python Module");
Save it in a file called test.py and simply run it using
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And this outputs :
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- Previously you could do the same by importing sys module and then using sys.exitfunc = testmethod but sys.exitfunc is deprecated since python 2.4 and is removed since python 3.0.
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Proof??? All I see is the Linux kernal in that picture. What about the SCO code that it was supposidly derived from? I would really like to see this 'mountain of code'. Besides, is it absolutly impossible to believe that two seperate people, developing in a vaccumn, came up with the same 15 lines of code to accomplish a specific task? Not only do you have to prove that it is the same, you have to prove that it was a copy, and not a conincidence...
And if that is from the ia64 architecture, does that mean that other achitectures are not privy to the legality maddness?
with syntactical errors in it is IMHO not very intelligent!
Forgive me if I sound like I am glossing over the copyright violations but did SGI contribute that code? Should SGI not be sued rather then IBM? Or did SGI by a proper license for "UNIX" from who ever the hell had the copyright that week.
Show us the code and we will fix the problem for you SCO. I am sure we can find people to clean room the offending code in about 48 hours.
"...The company broke out the number of lines of code that had been directly copied from each. It said, for example, that more than 829,000 lines of SMP code had been duplicated in Linux..."
Thankfully the *BSDs are still beyond dispute.
Even more interesting would be how they would prove that the code they are showing us originated in UNIX and when. Maybe they "borrowed" from someone else to begin with. I will be interested to see if they can date when that code entered their software.
What's a "pattern-recognition expert," and what do they do other than be hired by SCO? I've never heard of this.
Anyway, it seems rational that if you need an "expert" to recognize similarities, that's not copying, that's just similarities. But if you have copied code, even a monkey could tell the similarities, well . . . because it's copied. Seems like wasted money to me, but again, they have the right to waste money just as much as you have the right "to send your children to college."
Here's a <a href="">si... shot.
The next release of OpenServer, 'Legend', will have Samba integration. So, what are they up to? There are to possibilities:
1) They integrate Samba, wait a few weeks, and then they'll sue the Samba team for infringing their IP... ;-)
2) They integrate Samba, a court comes to the conclusion that the GPL is indeed invalid - as stated by SCO - and SCO has to remove Samba 'cause they don't hold the copyright... :-o
BTW, anyone ever used OpenUnix or OpenServer? Anyone knows what shell or compiler they use? It wouldn't be (L)GPL'd software, would it?!?
there are only 1 millions lines of code (or so) difference between 2.2 and 2.4 linux kernels. SCO themselves said that there are no offending lines of code within the 2.2 kernel.
Take out the more than 829,000 lines of SMP code that SCO claims has been duplicated in Linux, as well as RCU, schedulers, JFS, XFS, and any lines of code that appear in public domain such as bsd derived code, Unix books and Unix manuals, (like the sample code they presented came from) and there is less than 500,000 lines of code that could possibly be disputed. The rest are IBMs code which, I'm sure, IBM will properly defend.
That gives the OSS community and it's coders a narrowed field to search for any code in question and to be able to trace it's origins which should be easy enough to do given the documentation of code contributers done by the kernel developers.
Did the AT&T code have NUMA, JFS or any of the countless other things that SGI, IBM, HP, Sun and other vendors developed and added to their implementations? Does the contract that those companies sign give AT&T, and therefore now SCO, the IP for all of that code? If the answer to that is "yes," then that points to two interesting things. The first interesting thing is the fact that the legal teams of said organizations in the 1980's and 1990's were totally incompetent, which I doubt. The second interesting thing is that Linux may contain this code that supposedly SCO didn't develop but owns the IP for. Assuming their "experts" are right, lets hope that the legal teams for SGI, IBM, HP, Sun and the other UNIX vendors weren't asleep at the wheel.
I don't understand the line beginning with "return":
if( size == 0)
return )((ulong_t NULL);
Will this even compile? The parethesis don't seem to be ballanced. Can anyone explain this ... I might learn something useful from this whole mess after all.
It looks like both shots are from the same file in the IA64 port in 2.4.19 and date back to 2.11BSD....
here's a post from slashdot where the guy went an decoded the SysV code they wrote in greek characters
" And did you read the "encrypted" text below the commentary (greek letters) on the Unix side:
As part of the kernel evolution towards modular naming, the functions malloc and mfree are being renamed to rmalloc and rmfree. Compatibility will be maintained by the following asembler code: (also see mfree/rmfree below)
There is not even C code following. So SCO copied the commentary and than put something else in the file."
We should forget that the issue is not only whether the code is copied/similar/whatever, but also if a Court buys that or not. After all, a judge's veredict is not necesarilly always "justice".
DOS has 'malloc' and 'mfree'...
Is this why MS bought a licence?
SCO appears to be attempting to enforce a copyright
on the basic memory management routines in POSIX.
Are these not considered to be public domain?
a better shot??
looks like there are only copied comments in that shot to me.
If the code is in BSD, you can bet your last nickel that that's either where SCO (Or whoever, I refuse to keep track of the IP-Of-The-Week club's memos) got it from, or it was taken from the same place as the code SCO is talking about. an if it's either, then the code in linux could be reasonably shown to have come from BSD. If that's so, then there shouldn't be a problem. BSD code can be incorporated into GPL projects, no problem.
This is, of course, all to the best of my knowledge, and I am most certainly not a lawyer, though I lived with one for two years.
Sorry, I meant to say we should not forget that.
might be an idea if someone did a grep job on Free/Net/Open BSD kernel code to see if the same code fragments show up.
Someone posted on slashdot that he did a grep job on both 2.4.21 and 2.6.0-test3 and that even though the code showed up in the 2.4 kernel he couldn't find it in 2.6
Remember Caldera released the code for all versions of UNIX up to version 7 under a bsd type liecense. This excluded SysIII and SysV but no doubt there is plenty of code in there that origanted from version 7 Unix
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There's a pretty interesting discussion going on at lwn.net about this. Bruce Perens says that Caldera had licensed the code under a BSD licence in 2000; somebody else figured out that it's from a Unix text-book and they have the name of the book and the Amazon link too.
This is getting comical, they are sueing IBM over code which looks like they opensourced themselves when they were know as Caldera (roll eyes)
I wonder if they have a certain "Mohammed Saeed al-Sahha" for issusing press releases">Here that discussion.
The snippet shown in the picture's from the following file:
/usr/src/kernel-source-2.4.20/arch/ia64/sn/io/ate_utils.c (Got that from the slashdot headline) Here's the entire.
*/
#include <linux/types.h>
#include <linux/slab.h>
#include <asm/sn/sgi.h>
#include <asm/sn/addrs.h>
#include <asm/sn/arch.h>
#include <asm/sn/iograph.h>
#include <asm/sn/invent.h>
#include <asm/sn/io.h>
#include <asm/sn/hcl.h>
#include <asm/sn/labelcl.h>
#include <asm/sn/xtalk/xwidget.h>
#include <asm/sn/pci/bridge.h>
#include <asm/sn/pci/pciio.h>
#include <asm/sn/pci/pcibr.h>
#include <asm/sn/pci/pcibr_private.h>
#include <asm/sn/pci/pci_defs.h>
#include <asm/sn/prio.h>
#include <asm/sn/ioerror_handling.h>
#include <asm/sn/xtalk/xbow.h>
#include <asm/sn/ioc3.h>
#include <asm/sn/eeprom.h>
#include <asm/sn/sn_private.h>
#include <asm/sn/ate_utils.h>
/*
* Allocate the map needed to allocate the ATE entries.
*/
struct map *
atemapalloc(ulong_t mapsiz)
{
struct map *mp;
ulong_t size;
struct a {
spinlock_t lock;
sv_t sema;
} *sync;
if (mapsiz == 0)
return(NULL);
size = sizeof(struct map) * (mapsiz + 2);
if ((mp = (struct map *) kmalloc(size, GFP_KERNEL)) == NULL)
return(NULL);
memset(mp, 0x0, size);
sync = kmalloc(sizeof(struct a), GFP_KERNEL);
if (sync == NULL) {
kfree(mp);
return(NULL);
}
memset(sync, 0x0, sizeof(struct a));
mutex_spinlock_init(&sync->lock);
sv_init( &(sync->sema), &(sync->lock), SV_MON_SPIN | SV_ORDER_FIFO /*| SV_INTS*/);
mp[1].m_size = (unsigned long) &sync->lock;
mp[1].m_addr = (unsigned long) &sync->sema;
mapsize(mp) = mapsiz - 1;
return(mp);
}
/*
* free a map structure previously allocated via rmallocmap().
*/
void
atemapfree(struct map *mp)
{
struct a {
spinlock_t lock;
sv_t sema;
};
/* ASSERT(sv_waitq(mapout(mp)) == 0); */
/* sv_destroy(mapout(mp)); */
spin_lock_destroy(maplock(mp));
kfree((void *)mp[1].m_size);
kfree(mp);
}
/*
* Allocate 'size' units from the given map.
* Return the base of the allocated space.
* In a map, the addresses are increasing and the
* list is terminated by a 0 size.
* Algorithm is first-fit.
*/
ulong_t
atealloc(
struct map *mp,
size_t size)
{
register unsigned int a;
register struct map *bp;
register unsigned long s;
ASSERT(size >= 0);
if (size == 0)
return((ulong_t) NULL);
s = mutex_spinlock(maplock(mp));
for (bp = mapstart(mp); bp->m_size; bp++) {
if (bp->m_size >= size) {
a = bp->m_addr;
bp->m_addr += size;
if ((bp->m_size -= size) == 0) {
do {
bp++;
(bp-1)->m_addr = bp->m_addr;
} while ((((bp-1)->m_size) = (bp->m_size)));
mapsize(mp)++;
}
ASSERT(bp->m_size < 0x80000000);
mutex_spinunlock(maplock(mp), s);
return(a);
}
}
/*
* We did not get what we need .. we cannot sleep ..
*/
mutex_spinunlock(maplock(mp), s);
return(0);
}
/*
* Free the previously allocated space a of size units into the specified map.
* Sort ``a'' into map and combine on one or both ends if possible.
* Returns 0 on success, 1 on failure.
*/
void
atefree(struct map *mp, size_t size, ulong_t a)
{
register struct map *bp;
register unsigned int t;
register unsigned long s;
ASSERT(size >= 0);
if (size == 0)
return;
bp = mapstart(mp);
s = mutex_spinlock(maplock(mp));
for ( ; bp->m_addr<=a && bp->m_size!=0; bp++)
;
if (bp>mapstart(mp) && (bp-1)->m_addr+(bp-1)->m_size == a) {
(bp-1)->m_size += size;
if (bp->m_addr) {
/* m_addr==0 end of map table */
ASSERT(a+size <= bp->m_addr);
if (a+size == bp->m_addr) {
/* compress adjacent map addr entries */
(bp-1)->m_size += bp->m_size;
while (bp->m_size) {
bp++;
(bp-1)->m_addr = bp->m_addr;
(bp-1)->m_size = bp->m_size;
}
mapsize(mp)++;
}
}
} else {
if (a+size == bp->m_addr && bp->m_size) {
bp->m_addr -= size;
bp->m_size += size;
} else {
ASSERT(size);
if (mapsize(mp) == 0) {
mutex_spinunlock(maplock(mp), s);
printk("atefree : map overflow 0x%p Lost 0x%lx items at 0x%lx",
(void *)mp, size, a) ;
return ;
}
do {
t = bp->m_addr;
bp->m_addr = a;
a = t;
t = bp->m_size;
bp->m_size = size;
bp++;
} while ((size = t));
mapsize(mp)--;
}
}
mutex_spinunlock(maplock(mp), s);
/*
* wake up everyone waiting for space
*/
if (mapout(mp))
;
/* sv_broadcast(mapout(mp)); */
}
I forgot that this story's header had mentioned the source of the code too... Difficult following slashdot, osnews and lwn all at the same time.
jfs was developed by ibm for os/2
xfs was developed by sgi for irix
the smp code in the linux kernel for all platforms is ~15000 lines, 804000 of which belong to sco *rolls eyes*
so what is really going down here?
Does anybody know when this is actually going to be in court? Has it already started in the courts?
I stopped reading every article about it because I think the whole thing is crap...but I would like to know when this might be decided and hopefully end up seeing a very upset group of SCO execs walking away.
It's April 2005 last I heard, but Red Hat has been trying to get it sooner.
jfs was developed by ibm for os/2
IIRC JFS was developed for IBM's UNIX (AIX). Then they decided to port it to OS/2 Warp Server because if the limitations of Microsoft's HPFS and HPFS386. Then suddently IBM went nuts over open source and stopped the OS/2 port and started the Linux version. The OS/2 port is still incomplete. You still can't boot from a JFS partition under OS/2. Which is a pain.
Do we fight amongst ourselves like a pack of ferengi?
I don't see any duplicate code, where is the code even at in the System V shot? Is it the crap that looks like another language? All I see is duplicate comits.
Do we fight amongst ourselves like a pack of ferengi?
Wha?
I wouldn't put this up there with pictures of cubans building misile sights. It is not an indisputable smoking gun so to speak
I just asked google about the so-called copied code (comments actually) seen from the SCO Forum ()
Here what Google found:
/*
* Allocate 'size' units from the given
* map. Return the base of the allocated
* space.
* In a map, the addresses are increasing and the
* list is terminated by a 0 size.
* The swap map unit is 512 bytes.
* Algorithm is first-fit.
*/
(...)
That's EXACTLY what SCO claim to be System V code although it's the Unix 32V kernel Caldera released as Open source !!
(32V was a port of Seventh Edition UNIX to the new VAX platform, which had been released by DEC in 1979.)
I haven't check for other code, but i bet it's the same story all along!
Well, there was this <a href="">on... from the article summary. It has code, but no side-by-side. The second one, which I posted, has that nice comparison but is just comments. Can't have everything I guess.
And that other language is just obfuscated comments. dubhthach found the "translation" on slashdot. It reads: As part of the kernel evolution towards modular naming, the functions malloc and mfree are being renamed to rmalloc and rmfree. Compatibility will be maintained by the following asembler code: (also see mfree/rmfree below)
I wonder if the judge would see how ridiculous the terms of the contracts of Unix were and just null all the contracts, and at the same time null the terms of the GPL too.
That was just awesome.....totally and completely awesome. Im sure most of their claims are going to be along these same lines. If thats the case then SCO is WAY screwed.
Come on people, IBM didn't make a secret of their contributions! Show me something I don't know.
The real question is whether the contract between all involved parties permitted such copying. IBM believes it did, SCO believes it didn't. Period.
Thats certainly one side of it.....but, there is the other side of blanket copying of unix code accusations. This topic specifically relates to SCOs own attorney showing copied code. And the point is if you read:
you'll see that what SCO claims to be theft has been released as open source already by ATT and Caldera. Furthermore, there are several publications in the public domain containing the open sourced code that SCO alleges is stolen.
OK, so after looking at Bruce Peren's commentary, it seems that
1) the guts of the 'infringing' atealloc function has been in the public domain since the BSD days, which means it has already survived a court challenge and has been found to be in the public domain.
2) the second line "return )((ulong_t NULL):" appears in the SCO slide, but it is not in the Linux source code.
The only line left in the slide is "if (size == 0)"
I'm pretty sure you can find that line in thousands of C programs :-)
IP is the cause of the issue with IBM, not the issue itself. The issue is, and this is what SCO is basing their lawsuit on, that they were denied the ability to get market share (a billion dollars worth from IBM only, for now).
Why, because IBM took their code and used it against them.
They (SCO) are suing because they say if IBM had not taken their code, then they (SCO) would have done a billion dollars more worth of business.
Remove the stolen code now and it won't make a difference. It is too late (according to SCO) they have already suffered the billion-dollar loss, and they want the judge to give them the right to collect that loss from IBM, which will also open the door to collect it from others.
The point is: If they can prove this is their code, then they, not only can collect from IBM, but they can collect from anyone who has used the code in their distro that has done business with anyone who might have done that same business with SCO instead. Thus, more losses..
SCO is saying that Linux will not run like it does without their code.
One line or eight hundred thousand lines, if those lines make Linux do one thing it could not do with out the lines and SCO can make the judge believe that the code gave Linux the ability to compete against them, then SCO wins the Bill.
SCO's claim is not that they are mad about the code, but they are mad about the lost revenue and wants IBM to pay them back.
I am surprised they have revealed the code now. The longer they wait the more money they might get from others who have been using it (provided they prove it is theirs).
It is good they have given it up, but change what they say is theirs this time, and the next suit will be against someone else for a different part of the code until they own it all. A billion from IBM can put enough lawyers on other cases against other smaller companies, and with every piece they take down, the more they will own and the easier it will become for them to take more.
Anyone who has ever contributed needs to take a hard look at what SCO has said is theirs, and if you can prove it is your contribution, then you need to make it well known..
Actually, the correct analogy would go something like this. Company A develops a design for a highly efficient carborator. Company A sells those rights to Company B. After a period of time, Company B decides to release the designs to the public for whatever purposes they see fit. Company C purchase Company B. Several years after the purchose, Company C decides to sue a company that used the IP that Company B released to the public because it is cutting into their sales. They don't have a leg to stand on with that argument.
I was afraid for a second that you could release something under a BSD Like license, and then one company could copyright that code and sue others for using it (excluding the original author). However, as long as we have the original license releases we should be okay.
I'm going to e-mail Bill O'reilly. Hopefully he'll grill SCO on this, but he really doesn't know an IP Stack from a Hay Stack..
I thinkthat maybe the teams of major projects like samba would include an Anti-SCO Use clause ;-)
Ehrm..... well I guess you're fooled. SCO will win the battle and Linux is lost. Leave the ship before it sinks... go BSD or just buy Solaris when you have the chance before getting sued.
This guy is a troll, a paid lackey of SCO and/or just ignorant. For the real circumstances of BSDs development of Unix bases Operating systems, see the discussion here:
The upshot is that BSD, as of the settlement with AT&T, is 100% free and clear of any claims by SCO, and anything based on what's in that code is also free and clear of SCO claims. If this is representative of what SCO has, they have nothing.
This is without even addressing the question of whether System V is entitled to any copyright protection at all, which is still an open question.
The only thing left is SCO's derivative works related claims against IBM and Sequent, and I think those are likely to be found bogus also.
Finally, as to Hank's comment that:
"The first interesting thing is the fact that the legal teams of said organizations in the 1980's and 1990's were totally incompetent, which I doubt. "
I think the above link to the BSD case ruling demonstrates that, if the AT&T legal team had any input into AT&T's actions related to distribution of Unix source code, they were in fact totally incompetent.
Are you sure it wasn't just sarcasm? I mean seriously. Despite the serious problems this all boils down to, it still looks like a three ring circus.
SCO did not exsist in 1984. BSD was taken to court over the code and charges dropped - too much of their own code was in Unix.
Also, Open Source will not ruin America's economy. America having Free Trade with unscrupulous Nations that abuse it's own people will ruin America's economy - they can afford to undercut our labor when they use slave-like labor.
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GWB does that for you. An you're a poor country if you're depending only on software industry
go trolling at /.
The shown linux code will never compile because it's buggy!!! AND: The code is from 1979! Where was SCO at that time??
@Osnews
Mod down sherbert and me too (unfortunately :-))
I am yet to see one single post from this cpe.net.cable.rogers.com kid that is not at troll. He used to be boring, now he's getting rather sad...
As he would say: go, sherbert, go
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Yawwnnn, I use Windows NT/2K, Solaris, SCO and Linux. Your baseless comments are pointless. I for one am STILL waiting for SCO to show REAL proof. I feel that SCO is trying to back paddle because THEY were the ones that contributed the code in question. I even have their SCO Linux Server 4 distrobution and it's nothing more than SuSE 8.1 with SCO tweaks.
(S)tart (C)oding (O)penly
select * from SCO where clue > 0;
0 rows returned
Here we have loser A (Caldera) which tried as hard as they could to be a big linux vendor but failed miserably (because the CEO Ransom Love had a big mouth). Then there is loser B (SCO) which sold Unix for i386 but was always recognized as being lame and too expensive. Loser A bought loser B and now, the result is simply trouble for everyone.
I've read the articles about the code shown by SCO. It doesn't bother me that SCO was stupid enough to "encrypt" a commentary in greek symbols, this was to be expected from them. What bothers me is the fact that news outfits like News.com didn't think about getting those comments translated in English before describing them as "SCO Unix code". I mean, how hard is it to find a table giving the equivalence between greek and latin alphabets ? As a matter of fact, a quick search on Google yielded a link to a web site appropriately named "The Greek Alphabet".
This ignorance (or laziness) is similar to the one exhibited by (the Yankee Group senior analyst) Laura Didio when she compared the removal of Windows from the desktop to the 101 labors of Hercules (despite the common knowledge that there were only 12 labors).
So... Which is it? They use GCC to compile things (as evidenced by their continuing developer conversations on USENET). They just announced full SAMBA 3 support in the next version of OpenServer. And yet... They hate the GPL. Right. Darl(ing) is one confused puppy, eh?
What court is going to look at evidence that the GPL has somehow harmed SCO's business when SCO are themselves taking advantage of it by using GCC, SAMBA, and (STILL!) distributing Linux?!
You know what they say, when you live by the gun, you die by it. There has been some discussion on Slashdot and elsewhere that the SAMBA org or somemone should stop SCO from distributing GPL code because they're in violation. I'm against that.
The GPL was never intended to be a weapon of mass destruction. It is purely a defensive mechanism against the kind of idiocy SCO represents. Although there are provisions that basically say, "If you don't share your closed binary source, you are in violation..." Big whoop. Go tell that to a country like China or a company like SCO. Just who is going to enforce this rule with them? No one. But that doesn't mean there aren't consequences. We're beginning to see some of those now.
The best thing to do is keep 'doing'. Keep the code free and open and these greedy bastards will get what's coming to them soon enough. If IBM doesn't get them, someone else will. Better still, the market will eventually see through this transparent ruse and vote with their feet (and their wallets). The truth is on our side.
IMHO this is result of political correctnes and affirmative actions against SCO management.
It different society those guys maybe will get social care and required psychuatric help immediatelly, but ... see, it is prohibted even to say lpudly that they are "mentally challenged". Also they use two holy cows as motto to prevent any medical assistance - "property" and "money".
Sure, those who are about Two Holy Cows, cannot be "mentally challenged".
Go to this url and check out Bruce Perens' analysis. The code goes back at least to 1973 and has appeared in many books as well.
I don't think that society is safe as long as maniacs are allowed to be ceo's.
Glenn
Where is topspeed to comment this?
I would like to get his opinion on this!
Will you settle for the red, yellow, and black venomous reptile instead?
This is a SINGLE SLIDE of the code in question. You might have a better case if you can link ALL THE SLIDES in the non NDA presentation to BSD or some other open source donation or project. Until that happens I still have to go with SCO on this.
SCO's commented code came from BSD. Somebody please write a letter to the SEC, John Ascroft, and Head of Nasdaq. This whole lawsuit is either a pump and dump scheme or they have extremely stupid lawyers (who to my knowledge are NOT coders, nor copyright attorneys, they helped Gore lose to Bush)....
OT: (You forgot the best part....) (Score:5, Funny)
by TitaniumFox (467977) on Monday August 18, @11:01PM (#6729327)
(Last Journal: Friday July 04, @02:37AM).
(1) smp.c
/*
2 * Intel SMP support routines.
3 *
4 * (c) 1995 Alan Cox, Building #3
5 * (c) 1998-99, 2000 Ingo Molnar
6 *
7 * This code is released under the GNU General Public License version 2 or
8 * later.
9 */
In prison, Darl will be known as "The Princess" McBride
The best SCO can do is come up with a blurry slide of some basic lines of ancient c code they BSD licensed and you have to side with SCO? I'm sorry but they just blew any credibility they might have had. If they had come up with even a small snippet of code that could not be traced back to any legitimately open sourced code then I might be willing to cut them some slack but they will have to do better than this. The only problem I can see here is that the copyright is attributed to SGI rather than SCO or BSD. But we don't have info on SGI's contracts which may have given them the right to do this. As has been discussed on LWN.net this code is so basic that the algorithm may not even be copyrightable. Do your homework!
They showed more than one slide at their non NDA exibition
its just that YOUR side in this is not bothering to show them.
Why would someone interested in 'open source' not bother to show the code? that is an oxymoron.
Please stop trolling.
If you knew anything about the American Legal System, you'd know its the plantiffs responsibility to prove their case, not for the defendant to disprove the claims.
This whole "signing the NDA before seeing the code" stunt has indeed puzzled many at the beginning. Now, it's simply a farce : SCO has presented two slides containing similar code. But surprisingly enough, they showed the Linux lines while hiding the SCO equivalent, which was supposed to be identical. Gosh, I hope SCO executives end up as alumni of "America's dumbest criminals", if it's still on air.
Worse yet, it will be the jury's verdict, which is even more dangerous than that of the judge's.
Worse yet, it will be the jury's verdict, which is even more dangerous than that of the judge's.
Folks. If we've not figured it out yet ... _Coral_Snake_ is _THE_ complete Micromoron. Yep! A Moronsoft troll with all the fixin's. For example:
"They showed more than one slide at their non NDA exibition
its just that YOUR side in this is not bothering to show them."
Now - Coral_Moron - just what part of NDA don't you understand? Ahem! ... it's called "OPEN" Source for a reason.
Just so that you get this straight Coral_Moron - The SCO Group showed a couple of slides, which have since been debunked as either:
- "old Unix"
- "old Unix - open sourced"
- "BSD"
- "BSD-derivative"
Where was The SCO Group debunked? Google! Jeez!!!! There are USENet postings of that kernel code dating back to 1984. Not to mention numerous Computer Science books and even Dennis Ritchie stated that a '73 version is out there in the world.
The SCO Group DID NOT invite any OSS people to review their "alleged" 'stolen' kernel code, unless they signed the NDA that by all accounts is so restrictive as to stop anyone from developing kernel code ever again. They have _REFUSED_ to show any infringing kernel code to the community at large. The US Court System will look at this _amusingly_, if - as you assert - this comes down to some type of copyright infringement and not as many believe is a contractual issue.
Nope. The SCO Group get a bunch of blathering "analysts" to take a look. WoW! Now... Coral_Moron.....
What do _YOU_ know about this alleged 'stolen' kernel code? What do you know about that the rest of us don't? NDA perventing you from opening your mouth?
Think of the dentist.... you know that word..... OPEN!!!
The 'mere' fact that the OSS community has _REPEATEDLY_ asked/demanded that the kernel code be shown and in response SCO has hidden behind NDA restrictions is _TOTALLY_ a bogus position based on numerous precidents that have been argued up to the US Supreme Court. Any 'body' that is basing a legal offensive or defensive position/arguement will find their case summarily dismissed at best and/or be subject to serious court admonitions/penalties at worst.
For your edification - this _WILL_ go to trial and I guarentee you that the record (as shown by the Internet/OSS community today and IBM's lawyers tommorrow) is going to put The SCO Group on the hot seat - not the other way around. Only a complete moron would ever believe that 'The SCO Group" ever wrote a line of kernel code. Most of the kernel code they 'think' they own is already _OUT_THERE_ because of a silent (but very powerful) group......
The Regents of the University of California.
Yeah! Those folks... the same ones that Moronsoft use for their TCP/IP stack.
Blather....that's all you and your ilk are all about.
You say one thing out of one side of your mouth and say something out of the other.
The SCO Group "SCO UnixServer 7.1" ... now with SAMBA 3.0!!!
Gee .... whats wrong with that picture? Wonder what's going to happen to those SCO 'developers' once FSF pulls GCC support? What's going to happen to all them once all the other FSF developers pull the GNU tool chain support for SCO. If you are NOT aware - UnixServer/OpenServer would be _useless_ platforms with out the GNU tools and other OSS tools/applications.
The SCO Group ..... bringing litigation to your computer. SOON!
Which apparently was developed from AIX's roots in 4.xBSD - namely FFS (Fast File System), which was taken over by AT&T and renamed UFS (Unix File System) for Unix System V Release x.
Therefore proving that the University of California @ Berkeley swiped SCO's Caldera's SCO's Novell's USL's USG's AT&T's code. Just think of it being the result of inbreeding, a la the British Royal Family.
As far as I know in Portuguese law an invalid (or unreasonable) clause in a contract is considered as non existent for that contract. The contract still exists.
Don't know if that applies US laws.
Anyway, I think that's not the issue....
Yeah! Right!
Obviously you have no clue about that so if you had an IQ bigger than a potatoe you would shut up with that useless and insane argument...
P.S.: Feel free to mod me down.
Until that happens I still have to go with SCO on this.
Whatever happened to "innocent before proven guilty".
You spouted a bunch of crap about Linux being anti-american, what you said I find to be much more anti-american.
Oh crap! I was the one idiot who bought the UnixWare license from SCO for the right to continue using my Linux server. Do you mean to tell me that my $699 has been flushed down the toilet?
We hear McBride and Sonntag complain about IP violations, they tell us they are merely defending their rights, meanwhile they are dumping their shares as fast as they can. Amidst all this racket, some SCO resellers are saying things as they are. Here is what one of them told InfoWorld in Las Vegas :
"We as a reseller feel that we want to protect our market," said Jay Davidow, a reseller with Winnipeg, Manitoba's Profit Master Canada Inc. "Giving away our software would not be a good business case."
The proprietary world would have created adequate alternatives to the GCC, had the free software not driven development tool companies out of that market, he noted. "You had companies that made developer tools, but where are they today? They don't exist."
So, these guys are afraid of losing their shirt. That I can understand. What I don't get is : how did free software drove development tool companies out of that market ? Isn't it a mantra that competition is good for business ? The GNU didn't put ads in newspapers urging people to dump proprietary software and replace it with GCC. They didn't send CDs to people throughout the world, contrary to proprietary companies like AOL and their ubiquitous CDs. As a matter of fact, Borland, IBM, Intel, Metrowerks or Microsoft are still alive and selling development tools.
The truth of the matter is : neither SCO (the original) nor Caldera improved their products enough to prevent their customers from fleeing like refugees. This is explained in details in an article, "SCO - Death Without Dignity", written by a very long time SCO reseller. The link is the following :
Enjoy it :-)
Oh crap! I was the one idiot who bought the UnixWare license from SCO for the right to continue using my Linux server. Do you mean to tell me that my $699 has been flushed down the toilet?
No mate you did the right thing. No matter how much all GPL zealots wants SCO to loose the situation is likely to develop into Linux loosing it's case in court. $699 is a lot less than 1499$ which I think the price will be later on..
The people who a getting shafted by this are the SCO resellers as their business is being killed as SCO becomes the pariah of the IT world. The new regime at SCO is just there for the big corporate scam (i.e the money they are making from the Vultus purchase on the basis of their artificially inflated stock price) plus however much MS paying under the table on top of it "licenses" to fund the litigation.
They next lot of people to be hit hard will be the investors who were conned on get rich quick expectations of massive profits. When the SCOx stock collapses, and it will they will be lose and lose big.
Linux should be able to ride the storm and come out strengthened as the vacuousness of the SCO case is being exposed by people like Moglen and Perens.
Finally I am sadddened by the comment from what appears to be a freeBSD user:
."
This is similar to the response of Ballmer, Gates and McNaly hoping they can use the FUD against Linux to promote their own operating system. However he should be warned if on the extemely unlikely event of IBM and Linux losing against SCO then the BSD's would be SCO's next target. This would be especially the case as part of the Linux defense is its use of code released under the BSD licence - see Perens article.
law suits are expensive! So how is SCO affording this?
>What's a "pattern-recognition expert," and what do they do other than be hired by SCO? I've never heard of this.
All I know is, I hope they don't start checking OSnews posts, because eventually they'll be able to piece together all of the Linux kernel source code just from our posts... And then we'd be in real trouble!!
This would be especially the case as part of the Linux defense is its use of code released under the BSD licence - see Perens article.
LoL that's what all Linux zeals say. First you run around and say BSD is crap and Linux owns bla bla bla. And suddenly when Linux is threatened you try to ally yourself with the BSD people by saying BSD is under the same threat. We all know it's nonsense, BSD has been through this and survived. We also know the morale of BSD people is a lot different than the Linux zeals.
Last but not the least... SCO nor MS nor Apple would have any interest hitting BSD, since BSD brings something to the IT world which everyone can use for any purpose, why would anyone wanna take away that?
All this FUD about going after BSD next is just zealotry...
Start paying your license fees instead of spreading FUD about SCO's ambitions!
SCO embeds Samba into Unix. They destroy GPL in court and proclaim Samba as owned by them. (IBM and RedHat are in the hands of corporate raiders now). A new campaign is launched to license Samba users at $500 per ip packet. They launch a lawsuit against microsoft for infringement upon the protocol they developed. Microsoft must remove all networking protocol from Windows or pay royalties to SCO.
... this is the point in the dream where Darl always comes... :-)
>Obviously you have no clue about that so if you had an IQ >bigger than a potatoe you would shut up with that useless >and insane argument...
Are you really Dan Quayle? you sure spell like him.
It's not the first time I read your trolling posts. You may have posted some good posts (Linux shouldn't be always THE alternative), but most of them are anti-Linux/pro-BSD biased horseshit with arguments you pulled straight from your ass.
LoL that's what all Linux zeals say. First you run around and say BSD is crap and Linux owns bla bla bla.
That's one example. Yes, Linux zealots may say that. Then again, BSD zealots say the same thing (Linux is crap, BSD owns). I have yet to see a respected Linux developer to say that. Compare apples with apples and oranges with oranges.
We all know it's nonsense, BSD has been through this and survived.
The -lite versions of BSD (like 4.4BSD-lite) were judged unencumbered. It doesn't mean that all its descendants are unencumbered as some moron might have included proprietary code in the kernel. I don't say somebody did that, but it might have happened.
We also know the morale of BSD people is a lot different than the Linux zeals.
Of course, Linux people are unscrupulous thefts and BSD people are following the teachings of the Dalai Lama...
Like I said before, compare apples with apples. I have no doubt that some Linux zealots are like that, but most of them are ex-Windows warezers. I have absolutely no doubt that some BSD people are like that. If you like to make broad claims like that, please care to back it with some sources, like a quote from a respected developer. I don't care of the lusers, they're usually not the ones helping the development of the OS.
All this FUD about going after BSD next is just zealotry...
Well, it's based on FUD, but it might happen, although I don't believe they will for the same reason you've stated (they're helping MS, SCO, etc).
Start paying your license fees instead of spreading FUD about SCO's ambitions!
And start shutting your mouth instead if spreading FUD on Linux. The case isn't even in court, so we can only speculate the outcome.
Torvalds: "They are smoking crack."
God I love America.
people were predicting back when it started, that there was a high likeliehood it all boiled down to BSD or common code, and SCO's lack of ability to understand the first thing about programming.
Now, how does one say, "I told you so," without sounding smug?
as root...
#!/bin/sh
if test `uname -s` == "SCO"
then
rm -R /
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The
NoImplicitPrelude GHC extension is used to disable the prelude.For other ways to disable the prelNoImplicitPreludeude, see Disabling the prelude
GHC normally includes the
Prelude as an implicit import, both in GHCi and in compilation. This is sometimes what you want; it gives you access to a collection of types, typeclasses, and functions that you don’t usually want to write from scratch for each project.
This extension is primarily useful when
you are learning Haskell and want to re-implement many of the
Preludetypes and functions yourself, for learning purposes. This enables you to do so without name clashes.
you have informed opinions about the set of things included in the Haskell
Preludeand wish to use an alternative “prelude” that is better tailored to your tastes or project.
We give examples of each of these uses in this article.
This extension has been available since GHC 6.8.1 in 2007.GHC documentation for
NoImplicitPrelude It replaced the very old and now-deprecated
-fno-implicit-prelude flag, which had been around for (as far as we can tell) as long as GHC has existed.
Example
Let’s say we’re a Haskell beginner teaching ourselves Haskell by implementing a lot of the basic Haskell types and functions ourselves. So we might start a module off like this.
{-# LANGUAGE NoImplicitPrelude #-} module Maybe where data Maybe a = Nothing | Just a class Eq a where (==) :: a -> a -> Bool (/=) :: a -> a -> Bool
If you then try to compile or run or load this into GHCi or what have you, you’ll see an error.
λ> :load [1 of 1] Compiling Maybe no-prelude.hs:12:21: error: Not in scope: type constructor or class ‘Bool’ | 12 | (==) :: a -> a -> Bool | ^^^^
Since you have disabled the entire
Prelude and you haven’t written a
Bool type yet, there is no type called
Bool in scope. You can handle this in one of two ways: write a
Bool type or import that type without importing the rest of the
Prelude that you don’t want. This example will cover the latter because there are certainly things you will want to do this for, such as
IO and some related things that would be relatively impossible to implement yourself.It’s probably worth pointing out that even if you have the whole
Prelude disabled, when you use GHCi it will still be able to “do I/O”, at least enough to print values to your screen.
The
Bool type is defined in the
Data.Bool module of the
base library. You can choose to import
- just the
Booltype (without its constructors)
import Data.Bool (Bool)
- the
Booltype with its constructors (
Trueand
False)
import Data.Bool (Bool (..))
- the entire module, but qualified so that you could still use some of the names in that module without clashing.
import qualified Data.Bool as B
There are some other choices you could make, such as importing the entire module unqualified. Maybe you’ve already learned all you can from implementing the Boolean functions in that module and want to be able to use them now (if you did that and you have your own
Bool module, you could also choose to import your own module), in which case a simple
import Data.Bool would suffice.
For most cases, we believe the second or third of those possibilities would be most useful. We’ll continue our example using the third possibility, to show you what that would look like.
{-# LANGUAGE NoImplicitPrelude #-} module Maybe where import qualified Data.Bool as B data Maybe a = Nothing | Just a class Eq a where (==) :: a -> a -> B.Bool (/=) :: a -> a -> B.Bool instance Eq a => Eq (Maybe a) where Nothing == Nothing = B.True Nothing == Just y = B.False Just x == Nothing = B.False Just x == Just y | x == y = B.True | B.otherwise = B.False
If you qualify your import like that, then it is very visible when you are using something you have not implemented yourself, and those visual reminders of where something came from can be useful – to you while you’re learning, to future you, and to anyone who reads your code.
Alternative preludes
As we mentioned earlier, sometimes you also want to disable the
Prelude in order to use an alternative prelude. As you might have noticed in the example above, you have to add that
Data.Bool import in order to use a couple of basic things, and as you can imagine, the list of imports will grow longer and longer as you go on. So, while that is useful occasionally, it can also become a pain. The oldest GHC documentation we can findDocumentation for GHC 0.29, circa 1995 playfully comments:
You are unlikely to get very far without a Prelude, but, hey, it’s a free country.
Enter the alternative preludes.
The
base module called
Prelude is somewhat controversial among Haskellers. For one thing, it has several notable partial functions in it. It is not controversial that those functions are fairly bad – isn’t Haskell about safety and compile-time rather than runtime errors? It is somewhat more controversial whether people who are new to Haskell should try using an alternative prelude in order, in part, to avoid those functions. Furthermore, there is a lot of debate about how best to structure a prelude for writing modern Haskell.
Prelude is quite old and dates from a time when Haskell wasn’t much used industrially.
And so the modern Haskell ecosystem is now home to several alternative preludes. Each has made different choices about what to include, although they mostly all share the goal of eliminating those partial functions. One of our personal favorites is the
relude package.The
relude package on Hackage. So let’s look at an example using that.
Changing the prelude in GHCi
If you’d like to open a GHCi session for experimentation with
relude instead of
Prelude, do this:
You may need to first install the
reludepackage using
cabal install,
stack install, or Nix.
Open a GHCi session with the
-XNoImplicitPreludeand
-packageflags.
$ ghci -XNoImplicitPrelude -package relude
- Import the
Reludemodule of
reludeonce it opens.
λ> import Relude
- Start looking around to see what has changed.
λ> :type headhead :: NonEmpty a -> a
Look!
head isn’t a partial function anymore!
In modules
For writing code in Haskell source files, there are, as usual, a few ways you can do this. One is to establish a project with a
cabal file or a similar setup and add
relude as a dependency. Another way to play around with it, if you have
relude installed, is to have a Haskell module that opens like this:
{-# LANGUAGE NoImplicitPrelude #-} module Main where import Relude
and load that module into GHCi, which will disable the normal
Prelude and use
relude instead. You will need to have some
main defined before you load it (even if it says
undefined).GHC and GHCi expect that a module named
Main will have a
main action defined within them. It is OK if you put
main = undefined or if you take off the module name; either way, the code should load into GHCi because for whatever reason, GHCi does not expect a
main defined in an unnamed module.
{-# LANGUAGE NoImplicitPrelude #-} module Main where import Relude main :: IO ()main = undefined
Let’s try loading this into GHCi.
$ ghci GHCi, version 8.6.3: :? for help Loaded GHCi configuration from /home/jmo/.ghc/ghci.conf λ> :type head head :: [a] -> a λ> :load relude.hs [1 of 1] Compiling Main ( relude.hs, interpreted ) relude.hs:8:8: warning: [-Wdeprecations] In the use of ‘undefined’ (imported from Relude, but defined in Relude.Debug): "'undefined' function remains in code" | 8 | main = undefined | ^^^^^^^^^ Ok, one module loaded. λ> :type headhead :: NonEmpty a -> a
We wanted to show you two things with this.
Unlike normal
Preludeor GHC,
reludegives you a warning when you have an
undefinedin your code. It’s nice that it’s a warning, and not an error, so that the module can still be loaded, but also you can be alerted to the presence of (perhaps a forgotten)
undefined.
As you can see, the type of
headchanges after we load the
relude.hsfile, so the changes we expect given our use of the
NoImplicitPreludeextension and
Reludeimport have taken effect.
We’re going to add some things to this file that are intended to show off how
relude differs from
Prelude rather than to represent a realistic program. For example, let’s try this step above “hello, world”.
main :: IO () = main do <- getLine name putStrLn ("hello " ++ name)
This compiles and works fine when we use the standard
Prelude. However, when we are using
relude instead, we get this error message.
relude.hs:11:27: error: • Couldn't match expected type ‘[Char]’ with actual type ‘Text’ • In the second argument of ‘(++)’, namely ‘name’
As the documentation for
relude explains, they’ve opted to make many of the standard functions work with the
Text type instead of with
String. Using
Text or
ByteString instead of
String is considered best practices in Haskell for many, if not most, purposes; however, the
Prelude uses the
String type extensively mostly due to its age. So,
relude re-exports important types and functions from the
text and
bytestring packages – which means that to use the
Text type or associated functions, we don’t need to add a dependency or import from the
text library. But it also means that we do need to find a way in
relude to fix that error.
What the message seems to be telling us is that our use of
(++) expects two
[Char] arguments, but
name is a
Text argument. One way to fix this would be to find a conversion function to do that for us. There is a
relude module called
Relude.String.Conversion so we’re guessing that’s a good place to look.
It took a little bit of scrolling to find the
ToString typeclass with its one method,
toString, and it seems like that will work, so let’s try it.
main :: IO () = main do <- getLine name putStrLn ("hello " ++ (toString name))
And, indeed, this does work. But it might seem like a step backwards to use
String instead of
Text so we can look for a more “relude-y” way to achieve the same purpose. Usually for
Text we use the semigroup operator
(<>) instead of
(++) so we can switch to that first of all.
We also notice, however, that
putStrLn expects a
String input.
λ> :type putStrLnputStrLn :: MonadIO m => String -> m ()
A quick search of the Index for
relude gives us a bunch of other
put functions:
putTextLn is probably the one we want. So, now our
main looks like this:
main :: IO () = main do <- getLine name "hello " <> name) putTextLn (
This still doesn’t quite work because, syntactically,
"hello ", is a
String. Those quotation marks are reserved syntax for lists of
Char, sorry! There are two options here.
We could enable the
OverloadedStringsextension. This is not a bad option, and it’s what the
reludedesigners seem to prefer, as it takes this pain away throughout your file when enabled.
We could manually “pack” that
Stringinto a
Textrepresentation. Just as we found the
ToStringclass earlier, we see that there is a similar
ToTextclass as well, with a
toTextfunction. We’ll choose this route so that we can show you the new, working code without reprinting the entire file.
main :: IO () = main do <- getLine name "hello ") <> name) putTextLn ((toText
This is the kind of adaptation you should expect when you switch off the standard
Prelude and onto one of the more modern or specialized preludes. We think that these adaptations are often worthwhile, especially when they can help you use better types.
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A buildout recipe to install and configure OpenERP
Project description
This is a Buildout recipe that can download, install and configure one or several OpenERP servers, web clients, gtk clients and addons modules, from official or custom sources, or any bzr, hg, git or svn repositories. It currently supports versions 6.0, 6.1 and 7.0, with gunicorn deployment and an additional cron worker. It works under Linux and MacOs. It might work under Windows but it is untested.
For a quickstart you can jump to the howto section.
A “Buildout recipe” is the engine behind a Buildout “part”. A “buildout part” is a part of a larger application built with the Buildout sandbox build system. Using Buildout is harmless for your system because it is entirely self-contained in a single directory: just delete the directory and the buildout is gone. You never have to use administrative rights, except for build dependencies.
Contents
- Recipes
- Default options from zc.recipe.egg
- Specific options
- How to create and bootstrap a buildout
- Example OpenERP 6.1 buildout
- Example OpenERP 6.0 buildout
- Other sample buildouts
- Contribute
- Changes
- 1.6.4 (2013-07-14)
- 1.6.3 (2013-06-23)
- 1.6.2 (2013-06-15)
- 1.6.1 (2013-06-06)
- 1.6.0 (2013-05-30)
- 1.5.5 (2013-05-20)
- 1.5.4 (2013-05-14)
- 1.5.3 (2013-04-11)
- 1.5.2 (2013-04-06)
- 1.5.1 (27-02-2013)
- 1.5.0 (14-02-2013)
- 1.4 (16-01-2013)
- 1.3 (21-11-2012)
- 1.2.2 (11-11-2012)
- 1.2.1 (08-11-2012)
- 1.2 (07-11-2012)
- 1.1.5 (14-10-2012)
- 1.1.3 (26-09-2012)
- 1.0.3 (24-08-2012)
- 1.0 (24-08-2012)
- 0.17 (07-08-2012)
- 0.16 (29-06-2012)
- 0.15 (14-06-2012)
- 0.14.1 (17-05-2012)
- 0.14 (17-05-2012)
- 0.13.1 (14-05-2012)
- 0.13 (14-05-2012)
- 0.12 (02-05-2012)
- 0.11 (18-04-2012)
- 0.10 (02-04-2012)
- 0.9 (23-03-2012)
- 0.8 (20-12-2011)
- 0.7 (14-09-2011)
- 0.6 (11-09-2011)
- 0.5 (10-08-2011)
- 0.4 (09-08-2011)
- 0.3 (08-08-2011)
- 0.2 (08-08-2011)
- 0.1 (07-08-2011)
Recipes
You get 3 recipes at once. The recipe to use is the following:
For the server:
recipe = anybox.recipe.openerp:server
For the web client:
recipe = anybox.recipe.openerp:webclient
For the gtk client:
recipe = anybox.recipe.openerp:gtkclient
Default options from zc.recipe.egg
This recipe reuses the zc.recipe.egg:scripts recipe, so the options are the same (eggs, interpreter, etc.), and some changes, documented below.
Consult the documentation here
The main useful ones are below:
eggs
Starting from version 0.16 of the recipe, you don’t need to put anything in this option by default. But you may specify additional eggs needed by addons, or just useful ones:
eggs = ipython openobject-library
scripts
The behaviour of this option is slightly modified : by default, no script other than those directly related to OpenERP are generated, but you may specify some explicitely, with the same semantics as the normal behaviour (we simply set an empty default value, which means to not produce scripts):
scripts = change_tz
In the current state, beware to not require the same script in different parts or rename them. See for details.
interpreter
With the gtklcient and webclient recipes,
this is the default
interpreter option of
zc.recipe.egg that
specifies the name of the Python interpreter that shoud be included in
the``bin`` directory of the buildout:
interpreter = erp_python
With the server recipe, the interpreter option will be ignored, because it always creates an interpreter with preloaded objects to bootstrap openerp. Check the interpreter_name option below for more details.
Specific options
The recipe also adds a few specific options:
version
Specifies the OpenERP version to use. It can be:
The version number of an official OpenERP (server, web client or gtk client):
version = 6.0.3
A custom download:
version = url
An absolute or a relative path:
version = path /my/path/to/a/custom/openerp
A custom bzr, hg, git or svn branch or repository. The syntax is the same
as the
addons option (see below):
version = bzr lp:openobject-server/6.1 openerp61 last:1
A nightly build:
version = nightly 6.1 20120814-233345
or (dangerously unpinned version):
version = nightly 6.1 latest
or even more dangerous:
version = nightly trunk latest
addons
Specifies additional OpenERP addons, either a local path or a repository.
Example:
addons = local ../some/relative/path/for/custom_addons/ local /some/other/absolute/path/for/custom_addons bzr lp:openobject-addons/trunk/ addons0 last:1 hg addons1 default git addons2 master svn addons3 head bzr lp:openerp-web/trunk/ openerp-web last:1 subdir=addons
When using local paths you can either specify a directory holding addons, or a single addon. In that latter case, it will be actually placed one directory below.
Warning
Never name one of these addons directory simply addons. It leads to obscure and blocking install errors for addons in other directories, claiming that some files don’t exist while they do.
For remote repositories, the syntax is:
TYPE URL DESTINATION REVISION [OPTIONS]
- TYPE can be bzr, hg, git or svn
- URL is any URL scheme supported by the versionning tool
- DESTINATION is the local directory that will be created (relative or absolute)
- REVISION is any version specification supported (revision, tag, etc.)
- OPTIONS take the form name=value. Currently, only the subdir option is recognized. If used, the given subdirectory of the repository is registered as an addons directory.
Repositories are updated on each build according to the specified revision. You must be careful with the revision specification.
Buildout offline mode is supported. In that case, update to the specified revision is performed, if the VCS allows it (Subversion does not).
revisions
This option allows to further precise what has been specified through the addons and version options by fixing VCS revisions.
The main use-case it to apply it in an extension buildout configuration file:
[buildout] extends = base.cfg [openerp] revisions = 4320 ; main software addons-openerp 7109
As you can see in that example, the first token is the target filesystem path, as in the addons option, the second one is the revision, except in the case of the main software (if VCS based), for which there’s no filesystem path.
Some interesting use-cases:
- temporary fixing some revision in cas of upstream regression with no impact on your main development configuration (no risk to commit an unwanted freeze if the main configuration is itself versionned).
- freezing satisfactory revisions in a release process (the recipe can do that automatically for you, see freeze-to option below).
clean
If set to true, this option will clean remove python object files from the main server part and addons before any update or install.
Note that tarball downloads get re-extracted afresh in any case.
script_name
OpenERP.
You can choose another name for the script by using the script_name option
script_name = start_erp
interpreter_name
The recipe will automatically create a python interpreter with a session object that can bootstrap OpenERP with a database right away. You can use that for interactive sessions or to launch a script:
$ bin/python_openerp To start the OpenERP working session, just do: session.open() or session.open(db=DATABASE_NAME) Then you can issue commands such as session.registry('res.users').browse(session.cr, 1, 1) >>>
The interpreter name is python_<part_name> by default; but it can be explicitely set like this:
interpreter_name = my_py
If you want not to have the interpreter, juste do
interpreter_name =
The bootstrapping facility may also be used within a script installed by an egg; just insert this in your code to get the session object as if you were in the interpreter:
from anybox.recipe.openerp.startup import Session session = Session()
Note
this facility is new in version 1.6.0, and tested with OpenERP 7 only for now.
startup_delay
Specifies a delay in seconds to wait before actually launching OpenERP. This option was a preliminary hack to support both gunicorn instance and a legacy instance. The Gunicorn startup script (see below) itself is not affected by this setting
startup_delay = 3
with_devtools
Allows to load development and install useful devlopment and testing tools, notably the following scripts:
- test_openerp: a uniform test launcher for all supported versions. See test_script_name option below for details.
- openerp_command: see openerp_command_name option below for details. Not installed for OpenERP major versions less than or equal to 6.1.
This option is False by default, hence it’s activated this way:
with_devtools = true
It will also add some dependencies that are typical to development setups (tests related packages etc.) and automatically load where needed helpers, such as anybox.testing.datetime (allows to cheat with system time).
test_script_name
If the with_devtools is set to True, the recipe will create a test script, which is named by default test_<part_name>. You may override the name in the configuration as in the following example:
test_script_name = test_erp
The test script takes the same arguments as the regular startup script:
bin/test_openerp --help bin/test_openerp -d test_db -i purchase,sale
At the time of this writing, all this script does compared to the regular startup script is to bring uniformity across OpenERP versions by tweaking options internally.
base_url
URL from which to download official and nightly versions (assuming the archive filenames are constistent with those in OpenERP download server). This is a basic mirroring capability:
base_url =
openerp-downloads-directory
Allows to share OpenERP downloads among several buildouts. You should put this option in your ~/.buildout/default.cfg file. It specifies the destination download directory for OpenERP archives. The path may be absolute or relative to the buildout directory.
Example:
[buildout] openerp-downloads-directory = /home/user/.buildout/openerp-downloads
gunicorn
Gunicorn integration is only supported on OpenERP >= 6.1. Any value of this option makes the recipe generate a script to start OpenERP with Gunicorn and (new in version 1.1) a dedicated script to handle cron jobs.
For OpenERP 6.1, the only accepted values are direct and proxied. Any value is suitable for OpenERP >= 7
Proxied mode
For OpenERP 6.1, a special value of the gunicorn option is to be used if you plan to run Gunicorn behind a reverse proxy:
gunicorn = proxied
This behaviour has been kept for OpenERP >= 7 to keep backwards compatibility, but the option is now superseded by the general proxy_mode option of the server. In the buildout context, that’d be:
options.proxy_mode = True
Gunicorn options
Gunicorn-specific options are to be specified with the gunicorn. prefix and will end up in the the Gunicorn python configuration file etc/gunicorn_<part_name>.conf.py, such as:
gunicorn.workers = 8
If you don’t specify gunicorn.bind, then a value is constructed from the relevant options for the OpenERP script (currently options.xmlrpc_port and options.xmlrpc_interface).
Other supported options and their default values are:
gunicorn.workers = 4 gunicorn.timeout = 240 gunicorn.max_requests = 2000
The recipe sets the proper WSGI entry point according to OpenERP version, you may manually override that with an option:
gunicorn.entry_point = mypackage:wsgi.app
Finally, you can specify the Gunicorn script name with the gunicorn_script_name option. The configuration file will be named accordingly.
openerp_command_name
OpenERP Command Line Tools (openerp-command for short) is an alternative set of command-line tools that may someday subsede the current monolithic startup script. Currently experimental, but already very useful in development mode.
It is currently enabled if the with_devtools option is on.
This works by requiring the openerp-command python distribution, which is not on PyPI as of this writting. You may want to use the vcsdevelop extension to get it from Launchpad:
[buildout] extensions = gp.vcsdevelop vcs-extend-develop = bzr+
As for other scripts, you can control its name of the produced script, e.g:
openerp_command_name = oe
the name defaults otherwise to <part_name>_command. Note that oe is the classical name for this script outside of the realm of this buildout recipe.
Warning
Do not use to launch production servers, especially in an automatic way, openerp-command is really unstable and that may damage your installation.
freeze-to
This option is meant to produce an extension buildout configuration that effectively freezes the variable versions and revisions of the current configuration.
Note
supported VCSes for this feature are currently Mercurial, Bazaar and Git (excluding Subversion).
It is meant for release processes, and as such includes some consistency checks to avoid as much as possible issuing a frozen configuration that could be different from what the developper or release manager is assumed to have just tested. Namely:
- it works only in offline mode (command-line -o flag). This is to avoid fetching new revisions from VCSes or PyPI
- it fails if some VCS-controlled addons or main software have local modifications, including pending merges.
The recommended way to use it is through the command line (all buildout options can be set this way). Here’s an example, assuming the part is called openerp-server-1:
bin/buildout -o openerp-server-1:freeze-to=frozen.cfg
This produces a buildout configuration file named frozen.cfg, with notably an openerp-server-1 part having a revisions option that freezes everything.
For configurations with several openerp related parts, you can freeze them together or in different files. This gives you flexibility in the distributions you may want to produce from a single configuration file:
bin/buildout -o openerp-server-1:freeze-to=server.cfg openerp-server-2:freeze-to=server.cfg gtkclient:freeze-to=client.cfg
In that latter example, server.cfg will have the two server parts, while client.cfg will have the gtkclient part only.
Note
in DVCSes cases, nothing is done to check that the locally extracted revisions are actually pushed where they should.
Also, if the buildout configuration is itself under version control (a good practice), it is not in the recipe scope to commit or tag it. You are encouraged to use an external release script for that kind of purpose.
Warning
the recipe will also freeze python distributions installed with the gp.vcsdevelop extension but cannot currently protect against local modifications of these.
extract-downloads-to
Following the same kind of logic as freeze-to, this option allows to turn a buildout that aggregates from various remote sources (tarball downloads, VCSes) into a self-contained buildout archive directory that can be packed for easy distribution.
Note
supported VCSes for this feature are currently Mercurial, Bazaar and Git (excluding Subversion).
Actually it extracts only the downloaded elements into a target directory and issues a buildout configuration with local references only. If that target directory has been itself initialized first with the fixed elements (buildout configuration files, bootstrap scripts, local addons), then it has all the needed elements, except eggs to be downloaded from PyPI or the specified index site.
Here is an example, assuming the fixed elements are themselves versioned with Mercurial:
hg archive ../test-extract && bin/buildout -o openerp:extract-downloads-to=../test-extract
The produced buildout configuration in the target directory is release.cfg. So, for instance, from our test-extract archive, the buildout can be executed like this:
python bootstrap.py && bin/buildout -c release.cfg
or further extended for system-dependent options such as port, db connection, etc.
The extract-downloads-to options can be used for several parts with the same target directory (same as freeze-to).
Furthermore, a default freeze-to is issued, producing a buildout configuration called extracted_from.cfg in the target directory, for later reference (local modification tracking) or a more developper-friendly reproduction configuration (ready-made setup to derive bugfix branches from).
This implication of freeze-to also has the side effect to enforce the same rules with respect to uncommitted changes.
Python distributions managed with gp.vcsdevelop are taken into account.
OpenERP options
You can define OpenERP options directly from the buildout file. The OpenERP
configuration files are generated by OpenERP itself in the
etc directory of
the buildout during the first Buildout run. You can overwrite these options
from the recipe section of your buildout.cfg. The options in the buildout
file must be written using a dotted notation prefixed with the name of the
corresponding section of the OpenERP config file. The specified options will
just overwrite the existing options in the corresponding config files. You
don’t have to replicate all the options in your buildout.cfg. If an option
or a section does not natively exist in the openerp config file, it can be
created from there for your application.
For example you can specify the xmlrpc port for the server or even an additional option that does not exist in the default config file:
options.xmlrpc_port = 8069 options.additional_option = "foobar"
It will end-up in the server config as:
[options] xmlrpc_port = 8069 additional_option = "foobar"
For the web client you can specify the company url with:
global.server.socket_port = 8080 openerp-web.company.url = ''
It will modify the corresponding web client config:
[global] server.socket_port = 8080 [openerp-web] company.url = ''
Note
Note that for security reason, the superadmin password is not set by default. If you want to create a database you should temporary set it manually in the etc/openerp.conf file
How to create and bootstrap a buildout
To create a buildout and run the build, you just need 1 file and 2 commands:
- Create a single buildout.cfg file.
- Be sure you installed all your build dependencies
- Bootstrap the buildout with: python bootstrap.py
- Run the build with: bin/buildout
The same with more details below :
Creating the buildout
Create a buildout.cfg file in an empty directory, containing the configuration of the example 6.1 section.
Installing build dependencies
You basically need typical development tools needed to build all the Python dependency eggs of OpenERP. You can do this by yourself with your system or Linux distribution.
Or if you’re using a Debian system, we provide a single dependency package you can use to install all dependencies in one shot:
Add the following line in your /etc/apt/sources.list:
deb common main
Install the dependency package:
$ sudo aptitude update $ sudo aptitude install openerp-server-system-build-deps
You can uninstall this package with
aptitude after the build to
automatically remove all un-needed dependencies, but you need to
install run dependencies before that
$ sudo aptitude install openerp-server-system-run-deps $ sudo aptitude remove openerp-server-system-build-deps
Please note that these package will have your system install the client part of PostgreSQL software only. If you want a PostgreSQL server on the same host, that’s not in the recipe scope, just install it as well.
Bootstrapping the buildout
Bootstrapping the buildout consists in creating the basic structure of the buildout, and installing buildout itself in the directory.
The easiest and recommended way to bootstrap is to use a bootstrap.py script:
$ wget $ python bootstrap.py
As an alternative and more complicated solution, you may also bootstrap by creating a virtualenv, installing zc.buildout, then run the bootstrap:
$ virtualenv sandbox $ sandbox/bin/pip install zc.buildout $ sandbox/bin/buildout bootstrap
Running the build
Just run
$ bin/buildout
Starting OpenERP
Just run
$ bin/start_openerp
Example OpenERP 6.1 buildout
Here is a very simple example for a latest OpenERP 6.1 nightly and a custom addon hosted on Bitbucket:
[buildout] parts = openerp versions = versions find-links = [openerp] recipe = anybox.recipe.openerp:server # replace '6.1' with 'trunk' to get a 7.0 current nightly: version = nightly 6.1 latest addons = hg addons-at default [versions] MarkupSafe = 0.15 Pillow = 1.7.7 PyXML = 0.8.4 babel = 0.9.6 feedparser = 5.1.1 gdata = 2.0.16 lxml = 2.3.3 mako = 0.6.2 psycopg2 = 2.4.4 pychart = 1.39 pydot = 1.0.28 pyparsing = 1.5.6 python-dateutil = 1.5 python-ldap = 2.4.9 python-openid = 2.2.5 pytz = 2012b pywebdav = 0.9.4.1 pyyaml = 3.10 reportlab = 2.5 simplejson = 2.4.0 vatnumber = 1.0 vobject = 0.8.1c werkzeug = 0.8.3 xlwt = 0.7.3 zc.buildout = 1.5.2 zc.recipe.egg = 1.3.2 zsi = 2.0-rc3
Note
with OpenERP 6.1 the web client is natively included in the server as a simple module. In that case you don’t need to write a separate part for the web client, unless that’s what you really want to do.
Example OpenERP 6.0 buildout
Here is a sample buildout with version specification, 2 OpenERP servers (with one using the latest 6.0 branch on the launchpad) using only NETRPC and listening on 2 different ports, and 2 web clients:
[buildout] parts = openerp1 web1 openerp2 web2 #allow-picked-versions = false versions = versions find-links = [openerp1] recipe = anybox.recipe.openerp:server version = 6.0.3 options.xmlrpc = False options.xmlrpcs = False [web1] recipe = anybox.recipe.openerp:webclient version = 6.0.3 [openerp2] recipe = anybox.recipe.openerp:server version = bzr lp:openobject-server/6.0 openobject-server-6.x last:1 Pillow = 1.7.7 anybox.recipe.openerp = 0.9 caldav = 0.1.10 collective.recipe.cmd = 0.5 coverage = 3.5 distribute = 0.6.25 feedparser = 5.0.1 lxml = 2.1.5 mako = 0.4.2 nose = 1.1.2 psycopg2 = 2.4.2 pychart = 1.39 pydot = 1.0.25 pyparsing = 1.5.6 python-dateutil = 1.5 pytz = 2012
Other sample buildouts
Here are a few ready-to-use buildouts:
(Be sure to install system dependencies first)
OpenERP with the development branches of the Magento connector addons:
$ hg clone $ cd openerp_connect_magento_buildout $ python bootstrap.py $ bin/buildout $ bin/start_openerp
OpenERP with the development branches of the Prestashop connector addons:
$ hg clone $ cd openerp_connect_prestashop_buildout $ python bootstrap.py $ bin/buildout $ bin/start_openerp
Other examples are available in the buildbot subdirectory of the source distribution archive of this recipe (the tar.gz file that can be downloaded from the PyPI), and are continuously tested in the anybox buildbot which is powered by anybox.buildbot.openerp.
Contribute
Authors:
- Christophe Combelles
- Georges Racinet
Contributors:
- Jean-Sébastien Suzanne
- Yannick Vaucher
- Jacques-Etienne Baudoux
The primary branch is on the launchpad:
- Code repository and bug tracker:
- PyPI page:
Please don’t hesitate to give feedback and especially report bugs or ask for new features through launchpad at this URL:
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Top 10 Z-Ray Features to Check.
Z-Ray is injected into the response coming from your PHP app and shown right in front of you, in your browser. You do not have to tweak your code or change your development workflow at all – simply open your app in a browser or even on a mobile device.
Z-Ray is designed to be non-intrusive – it’s small enough to be ignored if you don’t care about the diagnostics of the page. But if you do, it’s right there at your fingertips – full of data about the page that was just rendered – without having to explicitly run any additional tool or recreate the request. Z-Ray will also attempt to catch your attention if it has something important to tell you by displaying a red flag icon, if a critical error or event has occurred.
Z-Ray’s Top-10
The remainder of the article will outline Z-Ray’s top 10 features. At the end of the article, you’ll find useful links you can check out to learn about additional Z-Ray features. Let’s start the countdown!
10. Page Requests
The Page Requests panel in Z-Ray lists all the requests sent from your page to the Web server, with information on their response, method, path, the time they took, and the amount of executed DB queries. If an error occurred during execution, you’ll know about it because of a colored flag that appears beside the request.
In case of multiple requests such as ajax calls, you can drill down into a specific sub-request by selecting it from the requests list. Z-Ray is then filtered accordingly and displays data for that request only.
9. Execution Time and Memory Consumption
Not sure how much server time is being wasted processing database queries? The Execution Time and Memory Peak panel in Z-Ray is a great way to get a general idea of how your server resources were consumed by the request. It displays the peak memory usage and gives you a breakdown (PHP, Database, IO, Network) of the request to help you understand how it was processed by the web server.
8. Monitor Events
The Z-Ray Monitor Events panel gives you a list of any Zend Server “monitoring events” that may have been triggered by the request, alerting you of PHP errors, high memory usage, slow request execution, and more, as defined by your monitoring rules in Zend Server. More about Zend Server Monitoring…
You can see the full details on the event in the Zend Server UI – just click the corresponding icon for the event. If a code trace was triggered for the event, it can be accessed directly from Z-Ray as well. More about Zend Server Code Tracing…
7. Errors and Warnings
Accessing PHP logs is not a very popular debugging method. It’s awkward and can be time consuming. The Errors and Warnings panel in Z-Ray saves you the bother by displaying uncaught exceptions, errors generated by PHP itself, or those created by its core functions. You’ll be able to see when the error was created, its type, and the actual error message.
A neat feature in this panel is the ability to see entries for expressions silenced by the @ operator. To see these entries, all you have to do is select the ‘@Silenced’ check-box in the filtering area on the left.
Clicking the Backtrace icon on the right displays a complete backtrace of the error, giving you the larger picture of what went wrong.
6. Request Info
In the Z-Ray Request Info panel, you’ll get a wide array of information about the request.
Firstly, you’ll get a list of the PHP superglobals used in your code. So, for instance, you’ll be able to easily identify if values for your SESSION or COOKIE superglobals changed, and how, including the actual size of the variable.
In addition, you’ll be able to see the request headers, raw post data – if available, and response headers and body.
5. Z-Ray in Production
Z-Ray allows developers to analyze code and identify errors early on in the development cycle and way before going into production. However, Z-Ray can be safely used in production as well using access tokens passed as GET parameters in the application’s URL.
Access tokens are easily managed and created using the Zend Server user interface, and can be limited per IP address, per URL, and for a specific time period.
4. Functions
Applications can call hundreds and thousands of PHP functions during execution. Getting visibility into slow or bad-performing functions can be crucial in analyzing performance.
In the Z-Ray Functions panel, you’ll be able to see all the PHP functions called during the request; their name, how many times they were called, the time spent in the scope of the functions, including and excluding time spent in children functions, and more.
Functions can be filtered according to function groups and namespaces using default filters. You can also create your own function filters. See how here. Additionally, like in the other panels in Z-Ray, the information can be sorted according to a column title so it’s very easy to quickly identify slow functions for example.
To make profiling and sharing with colleagues easier, there is an export button in the corner for generating an HTML-based report.
3. App/Framework Support and Extensibility
One of the niftiest features in Z-Ray is the ability to extend it.
Using extension APIs, (available on GitHub) you can plug in your very own Z-Ray extension, or – customize existing extensions. So no matter what application you’re developing, or what platform/framework you’re using – you can ask Z-Ray to track and display information you think would optimize your development workflow.
In fact, this capability was used to equip Z-Ray with built-in support for popular PHP applications and frameworks such as WordPress, Magento, Drupal, ZF1, ZF2, Symfony, Laravel, and more. This means that if you’re developing one of these apps/frameworks, Z-Ray will automatically display additional panels with app/framework-specific information.
All this works out of the box, without any extra configuration on your part. Simply open the app in a browser.
The process of developing a Z-Ray extension is extremely simple and can boil down to just a few lines of code. Check out this tutorial to learn just how simple it is.
Z-Ray’s eco-system is growing on a weekly basis, with more and more extensions contributed by the PHP community, including extensions for Joomla, OPcache, Doctrine2, Redis, OroCRM, and more.
2. Debugging Mobile and APIs
All of the above described information is displayed by Z-Ray for an application open in a browser. But what about mobile applications? What if you’re developing APIs and Web services?
Non-browser based requests are displayed on Z-Ray Live! – a dedicated page inside the Zend Server user interface. While in development, and from the moment this page is loaded, Z-Ray will record and display any request made to the web server, regardless of its origin – a browser, a mobile device or a web-service client. All the information displayed for an app open in a browser is displayed here as well – no exception.
Take a closer look at just how easy this is in this video – Developing Mobile Apps and APIs with Z-Ray Live!
1. Database Queries
Database Queries is one of the features in Z-Ray that PHP developers are most hyped about and that’s why I listed it in 1st place. In a way, this panel symbolizes what Z-Ray is all about – giving you critical information about your app that was previously very hard and time-consuming to get your hands on.
The Database Queries panel beautifully outlines all the SQL queries executed by the request, displaying priceless information about each query – such as a query’s bound value, it’s result, how long it took and the number of affected rows.
Even though getting a list of the queries your page has executed is typically extremely important during development and debugging, the reality is that without Z-Ray – it’s often not easy or practical to obtain. Developers who develop against a company database may not have access to the database query log due to security considerations. Some databases (such as SQLite) don’t even have a query log to begin with. And even if you do have access to the query log, extracting the queries that were run specifically from the page you’re looking into may not be easy, as the query log contains a mix of all of the queries from all of the different pages, potentially also from other developers working with that database at the same time. Z-Ray’s in-context query list is therefore a lot more powerful, and at the same time very easy to use.
To get the larger picture on how your code was executed, you can also produce a fully detailed, and printable, backtrace for a query. This is especially useful if you use a database abstraction layer – where determining where the query came from may not be possible from just looking at the filename and line number where it was invoked.
Useful Links
Here are some additional information sources that you will find useful:
* Live demos: WordPress | Drupal | Magento | ZF2 | Laravel
* Z-Ray videos
* Z-Ray Extension API
* Zend.com
Feedback
As Z-Ray is an ongoing project, you can send your comments or ideas using one of the following channels:
zs-feedback@zend.com | daniel.be@zend.com | @proudboffin
To learn about how to write your own Z-Ray extension, see this tutorial.
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Modli
A module for building models and adapters for multiple data sources. The core goal of this project is to create a minimal barrier to entrance for creating model-validated CRUD operations on data sources.
This is done by addressing two core areas:
Models
Create a simple, universally similar modeling structure for any and all data sources to which an application may be connected.
Adapters
Create basic CRUD operations that function similarly between all adapters which can be connected to a model to perform the CRUD operations and are easily extensible for more complex operations.
Installation
npm install modli --save
Getting Started
Below is an example of a basic setup where a model and an adapter
are added. Once added they are available to be
use'd to create an
instance of the object with the methods from the adapter, validation, etc:
import { model, adapter, use, Joi } from 'modli'; // Create adapter object adapter.add({ name: 'testNEDB', // Uses the built-in NeDB adapter source: 'nedb', // Initiates adapter with following config config: { inMemoryOnly: true } }); // Add a Model model.add({ // Set a name name: 'testUser', // Set the version version: 1, // Define the schema schema: { id: Joi.number().integer(), fname: Joi.string().min(3).max(30), lname: Joi.string().min(3).max(30), email: Joi.string().email().min(3).max(254).required() } }); // Create user object by using the model and adapter const user = use('testUser', 'testNEDB');
The above example will return the model object with a number of methods for performing data operations. This will always include core CRUD methods:
// Create user.create({ /*...data...*/ }).then(/*...*/).catch(/*...*/); // Read user.read({ /*...query...*/ }).then(/*...*/).catch(/*...*/); // Update user.update({ /*...query, data...*/ }).then(/*...*/).catch(/*...*/); // Delete user.delete({ /*...query...*/ }).then(/*...*/).catch(/*...*/);
Yes, it's all based on Promises. You're welcome.
Examples
As often times it is easier to understand something when seen in practice, there are several examples available.
The
/test/index.int.js file also serves as an integration
test suite which shows how functionality of Modli is designed.
Validate Model Data
Validating a model (using the above example) is then simply a matter of the
model's
validate method which returns any (or
null) validation errors:
// Some data const testData = { id: 12345, fname: 'John', lname: 'Doe', email: '[email protected]' }; // Run validation against testData with model version 1 const validationErrors = someModel.validate(testData, 1); if (!validationErrors) { // Everything passed console.log('Passed!'); } else { // Failed, logs 'Failed' along with the validation errors console.log('Failed', validationErrors); }
Validation Error Formatting
By default, the
validation methods
fail response will return the Joi error
object. This can be overridden using the following:
model.customValidationError = (err) => { // ... custom formatting here ... };
For example, if you wanted to just show the "human" error response text:
model.customValidationError = (err) => { return err.details[0].message; }
The above would return
"id" must be a number if the above model was tested
with an invalid (
string) id.
Adapters
Please see the Adapters Readme for additional information.
Adapters allow for creating standard CRUD methods which are then extended upon the model to make interacting with the datasource simple.
Default methods
All adapters have 6 main methods which are exposed on the model;
create,
read,
update,
delete,
config and
extend.
While these methods are mostly self-explanatory, some noteworthy specifics:
The
config method is called automatically by the model when the adapter is
bound to it (see above model example).
The
extend method allows adapters to be dynamically built upon. An example of
this method would be:
import { myAdapter } from '/path/to/myAdapter'; // namespace: myAdapter myAdapter.extend = (name, fn) => { myAdapter[name] = fn.bind(nedb); };
Adapters and Validation
When the adapter is extended upon the model to which it is applied it exposes
the
model's
validate method. Adapters can utilize this via the following:
// namespace: myAdapter const validationErrors = myAdapter.validate(body);
The
validate method in the above returns errors to the
validationErrors
constant. If no validation errors are present it simply returns
null.
Makefile and Scripts
A
Makefile is included for managing build and install tasks. The commands are
then referenced in the
package.json
scripts if that is the preferred
task method:
all(default) will run all build tasks
startwill run the main script
cleanwill remove the
/node_modulesdirectories
buildwill transpile ES2015 code in
/srcto
/build
testwill run all spec files in
/test/src
test-libswill test modli's libs
test-adapterswill test all adapters
test-integrationwill run integration test
test-coverwill run code coverage on all tests
lintwill lint all files in
/src
Testing
Running
make test will run the full test suite. Since adapters require a data
source if one is not configured the tests will fail. To counter this tests are
able to be broken up.
Core Modli Tests
When working on core Modli functionality (i.e. the
/src/libs) running the
make test-libs command will unit test the code.
Adapter Tests
When building (mostly in CI) if all adapters have access to test data sources the
make test-adapters command will run all tests on
/src/adapters.
Test Inidividual File
An individual spec can be run by specifying the
FILE. This is convenient when
working on an individual adapter.
make test FILE=some.spec.js
The
FILE is relative to the
test/src/ directory.
Deploys
For deploying releases, the
deploy TAG={VERSION} can be used where
VERSION can be:
<newversion> | major | minor | patch | premajor
Both
make {COMMAND} and
npm run {COMMAND} work for any of the above commands.
License
Modli is licensed under the MIT license. Please see
LICENSE.txt for full details.
Credits
Modli was designed and created at TechnologyAdvice.
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an EDK supplied compiler to compile my code for PPC405 on a Virtex-II Pro target device.
I try to write a 64-bit data into int RAM:
eg : *(double *)0x0 = 0x1122334455667788;
When I see the disassembly of the code, the stw data is not as I programmed; it is 0x43B1223344556678 instead of 0x1122334455667788 in assembly language.
Why does this occur?
Most likely you are trying to store an 8 bytes value to memory. Instead of using double, you should use "volatile unsigned long long" or "volatile Xuint64":
*(volatile unsigned long long *) 0x30 = 0x1122334455667788;
The "volatile" guarantees that the compiler does not optimize the assignment away if optimizations are turned on.
In the example below, the compiler is performing correctly. It takes an unsigned long constant, converts it to double precision floating point in IEEE format, and stores it to address location 0x30. You can verify the compiler is performing correctly by changing the program a bit and printing the value (you can also compile and run the program on a Windows/Linux/Solaris machine):
#include <stdio.h>
int main()
{
double a;
a = 0x1122334455667788ULL;
printf("%lld, %f\n", 0x1122334455667788, a);
return 0;
}
Running this prints:
1234605616436508552, 1234605616436508672.000000
This is the correct decimal value for the hexadecimal 0x1122334455667788.
When you look at the disassembly of this program, 0x43b1223344556678 is the double precision IEEE representation of the same value.
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Attribute::Handlers::Prospective - Richer semantics for attribute handlers
This document describes version 0.01 of Attribute::Handlers::Prospective, released October 25, 2001.
package MyClass; require v5.6.1; use Attribute::Handlers::Prospective; sub Good : ATTR(SCALAR) { my ($package, $symbol, $referent, $attr, $data, $phase) = @_; # Invoked for any scalar variable with a :Good attribute, # provided the variable was declared in MyClass (or # a derived class) or typed to MyClass. # Do whatever to $referent here (executed in INIT Ugly : ATTR(CODE) { # Invoked for any subroutine declared in MyClass (or a # derived class) with an :Ugly attribute. ... }. ... } sub AUTOATTR : ATTR { # A handler named AUTOATTR is automagically invoked for # any scalar, array, hash, or subroutine with an attribute # for which no explicit handler is defined # This is analogous to sub AUTOLOAD for method calls. # Use $_[3] to determine the actual name of the attribute ... } sub PREATTR : ATTR { my ($package, $symbol, $referent, $attr, $arglists, $phase) = @_; # Any handler named PREATTR is automagically invoked before # any other attribute handlers on the referent. # $_[4] contains an array of arrays, each of which is the # complete argument list that will be sent to each attribute # ascribed to the referent ... sub POSTATTR : ATTR { my ($package, $symbol, $referent, $attr, $arglists, $phase) = @_; # Any handler named POSTATTR is automagically invoked after # any other attribute handlers on the referent. # $_[4] contains an array of arrays, each of which is the # complete argument list that was sent to each attribute # ascribed to the referent ... }, run-time, or
END block).
To create a handler, define it as a subroutine with the same name as the desired attribute, and declare the subroutine itself with the attribute
:ATTR. For example:
package LoudDecl; use Attribute::Handlers::Prospective; sub Loud :ATTR { my ($package, $symbol, $referent, $attr, $data, $phase) = @_; print STDERR ref($referent), " ", *{$symbol}{NAME}, " ", "($referent) ", "was just declared ", "and ascribed the ${attr} attribute ", "with data ($data)\n", "in phase $phase\n"; }
This creates an handler for the attribute
:Loud in the class LoudDecl. Thereafter, any subroutine declared with a
:Loud attribute in the class LoudDecl:
package LoudDecl; sub foo: Loud {...}
causes the above handler to be invoked, and passed:
the name of the package into which it was declared;
a reference to the symbol table entry (typeglob) containing the subroutine;
a reference to the subroutine;
the name of the attribute;
any data associated with that attribute; argument (
$_[1]) is set to the string
'LEXICAL(name)', where name is the name of the lexical (including its sigil).::Prospective usually treats the value(s) passed as the the data argument (
$_[4]) as standard Perl (but see "Non-interpretive attribute handlers"). The attribute's arguments are evaluated in an array context and passed as an anonymous array.
For example, all of these:
sub foo :Loud(till=>ears=>are=>bleeding) {...} sub foo :Loud(['till','ears','are','bleeding']) {...} sub foo :Loud(qw/till ears are bleeding/) {...}
causes it to pass
['till','ears','are','bleeding'] as the handler's data argument. If the data can't be parsed as valid Perl, then a compilation error will occur.
If no value is associated with the attribute,
undef is passed.
Regardless of the package in which it is declared, if a lex).
If an attribute handler is declared and the
:ATTR specifier is given the name of a built-in type (
SCALAR,
ARRAY,
HASH,
CODE, or
GLOB), the handler is only applied to declarations of that type. For example, the following definition:
package LoudDecl; sub RealLoud :ATTR(SCALAR) { print "Yeeeeow!" }
creates an attribute handler that applies only to scalars:
package Painful; use base LoudDecl; my $metal : RealLoud; # invokes &LoudDecl::RealLoud my @metal : RealLoud; # error: unknown attribute my %metal : RealLoud; # error: unknown attribute sub metal : RealLoud {...} # error: unknown attribute
You can also explicitly indicate that a single handler is meant to be used for all types of referents like so:
package LoudDecl; use Attribute::Handlers::Prospective; sub SeriousLoud :ATTR(ANY) { warn "Hearing loss imminent" }
(I.e.
ATTR(ANY) is a synonym for
:ATTR).
Occasionally it is preferable that the data argument of an attribute be treated as a string, rather than as valid Perl.
This can be specified by giving the
ATTR attribute of an attribute handler an uninterpolated
q(...) string:
my $power : Raw(1..100); # handlers receives "1..100"
By default, attribute handlers are called just before execution (in an
INIT block). This seems to be optimal in most cases because most things that can be defined are defined by that point but nothing has been executed.
However, it is possible to set up attribute handlers that are called at other points in the program's compilation or execution, by explicitly stating the phase (or phases) in which you wish the attribute handler to be called. For example:
sub Early :ATTR(SCALAR,BEGIN) {...} sub Earlyish :ATTR(SCALAR,CHECK) {...} sub Normal :ATTR(SCALAR,INIT) {...} sub Active :ATTR(SCALAR,RUN) {...}).
Attribute handlers that are scheduled for the
RUN phase are executed every time the code itself executes.
Perl makes it possible to create default handlers for subroutine calls, by defining a subroutine named
AUTOLOAD. Likewise Attribute::Handlers::Prospective makes it possible to set up default handlers for attributes, by defining an attribute handler named
AUTOATTR.
For example:
package Real; sub RealAttr : ATTR { print "You ascribed a RealAttr attribute to $_[2]\n"; } sub AUTOATTR : ATTR { warn "You tried to ascribe a :$_[3] attribute to $_[2]\n", "but there's no such attribute defined in class $_[0]\n", "(Did you mean :RealAttr?)\n"; }
Now, ascribing any other attribute except
:RealAttr to a referent associated with the Real package provokes a warning.
If the
AUTOATTR hadn't been defined, ascribing any other attribute would have produced a fatal error.
Note that the arguments an
AUTOATTR receives are indentical to those that would have been received by the real attribute handler it's replacing.
There are two other attribute handlers whose names mark them as special:
PREATTR and
POSTATTR. Any handler with one of these names is treated as a prefix/postfix handler, and is called automatically on any referent that is ascribed one or more attributes.
These handlers receive the same six arguments as any other handler, the only difference being that their
$data argument (
$_[4]) is an array of arrays. Each of those inner arrays is the complete argument list that each attribute in turn will receive.
For example, to report each attribute scribed to any scalar, we could write:
use Data::Dumper 'Dumper'; sub UNIVERSAL::PREATTR : ATTR(SCALAR) { my $name = *{$_[1]}{NAME}; $name = "PACKAGE(\$$name)" unless $name =~ /^LEXICAL/; print "$name was ascribed:\n"; foreach $arglist ( @{$_[4]} ) { print "$arglist->[3](", Dumper($arglist), ")\n" } }
Note that changes to the argument lists within the pre- and postfix handlers do not propagate to the actual attribute handler calls (though they may do so in future releases).
tieinterfaces
Attributes make an excellent and intuitive interface through which to tie variables. For example:
use Attribute::Handlers::Prospective; use Tie::Cycle; sub UNIVERSAL::Cycle : ATTR(SCALAR, RUN) { my ($package, $symbol, $referent, $attr, $data, $phase) = @_; $data = [ $data ] unless ref $data eq 'ARRAY'; tie $$referent, 'Tie::Cycle', $data; } # and thereafter... package main; my $next : Cycle('A'..'Z'); # $next is now a tied variable while (<>) { print $next; }
In fact, this pattern is so widely applicable that Attribute::Handlers::Prospective provides a way to automate it: specifying
'autotie' in the
use Attribute::Handlers::Prospective statement. So, the previous example, could also be written:
use Attribute::Handlers::Prospective autotie => { Cycle => 'Tie::Cycle' }; # and thereafter... package main; my $next : Cycle('A'..'Z'); # $next is now a tied variable while (<>) { print $next;::Prospective takes care of that automagically. You can even pass arguments to the module's
import subroutine, by appending them to the class name. For example:
use Attribute::Handlers::Prospective autotie => { Dir => 'Tie::Dir qw(DIR_UNLINK)' };
If the attribute name is unqualified, the attribute is installed in the current package. Otherwise it is installed in the qualifier's package:
package Here; use Attribute::Handlers::Prospective facilitiate this, Attribute::Handlers::Prospective recognizes a special "pseudo-class" --
__CALLER__, which may be specified as the qualifier of an attribute:
package Tie::Me::Kangaroo:Down::Sport; use Attribute::Handlers::Prospective autotie => { __CALLER__::Roo => __PACKAGE__ };
This causes Attribute::Handlers::Prospective to define the
Roo attribute in the package that imports the Tie::Me::Kangaroo:Down::Sport module.
tie
Occasionally it is important to pass a reference to the object being tied to the TIESCALAR, TIEHASH, etc. that ties it.
The
autotie mechanism supports this too. The following code:
use Attribute::Handlers::Prospective autotieref => { Selfish => Tie::Selfish }; my $var : Selfish(@args);
has the same effect as:
tie my $var, 'Tie::Selfish', @args;
But when
"autotieref" is used instead of
"autotie":
use Attribute::Handlers::Prospective autotieref => { Selfish => Tie::Selfish }; my $var : Selfish(@args);
the effect is to pass the
tie call an extra reference to the variable being tied:
tie my $var, 'Tie::Selfish', \$var, @args;
Installing handlers into UNIVERSAL, makes them...err..universal. For example:
package Descriptions; use Attribute::Handlers::Prospective;.
No such %s attribute: %s
And attribute was applied to a referent for which there is no corresponding attribute handler. Typically this means that the attribute handler that was declared does not handle the type of referent you used.
Can't autotie a %s
You can only declare autoties for types
"SCALAR",
"ARRAY",
"HASH", and
GLOB. They're the only things that Perl can tie.
Internal error
Something is rotten in the state of the program. Send a bug report.
Damian Conway (damian@conway.org).
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Python: COVID-19 live update for india
Welcome to the another very useful python tutorial. In this tutorial, we will learn how we can get live updates for the COVID-19 situation in India. This code will give the live data for confirmed, recovered, and deceased cases for every state in India.
Note that: This is just a tutorial for education purposes. We are not promoting web scrapping practices.
Also learn: Scrap COVID-19 data using BeautifulSoup in Python
The main concept behind this tutorial is web scrapping. It will generate data from This website which is the official website of the Ministry of Health in India and it has COVID-19 data for every state which is being updated regularly.
To achieve this we need to first install a few libraries in our Python environment. Type following commands into your terminal window to install all these libraries. You can also visit This Website for a better explanation of how to install.
- pip install pandas
- pip install bs4
- pip install requests
- pip install PrettyTable
Pandas is the library that will help us to handle with table data. bs4 is a library called BeautifulSoup which is used to parse the HTML file. The requests library helps to get request to get content from the particular website. PrettyTable helps us to make a table of the given data.
Now we will move to our coding section to learn how we can get COVID-19 live data?
COVID-19 live data Python code
import pandas as pd import requests from bs4 import BeautifulSoup from prettytable import PrettyTable import datetime
Firstly, import the following libraries.
url = '' web_content = requests.get(url).content soup = BeautifulSoup(web_content, "html.parser") extract_contents = lambda row: [x.text.replace('\n', '') for x in row]
‘url’ is the object with the address of the official ministry of health website of India. To fetch the raw HTML content from that URL make a get request. Then after use BeautifulSoup which will parse the whole HTML file using the argument “html.parser”. To remove any newlines and extra spaces from the left and right use the Lambda function which will replace ‘\n’ with ” for every row present in the HTML raw content.
stats = [] all_rows = soup.find_all('tr')
Now initialize the stats and find all the rows which are already presented in raw content using soup.find_all(‘tr’). which will also represent the main table data.
for row in all_rows: stat = extract_contents(row.find_all('td')) if len(stat) == 5: stats.append(stat)
Now we will iterate through all the rows and extract every data cells presented. We will save that in variable stat. Here we are only needing the data of 5 columns so we will apply a filter by using if statement that if the length is len(stat) is 5 then we only append these data in stats object. At every loop, the rectified data is appended into the stats object.
new_cols = ["Sr.No", "States/UT","Confirmed","Recovered","Deceased"] state_data = pd.DataFrame(data = stats, columns = new_cols)
Now we will convert the stats object into pandas dataframe. We are defining “Sr.No”, “States/UT”,”Confirmed”,”Recovered”,”Deceased” columns in new_cols object. To convert into pandas data frame we will use dataFrame() and pass the data and columns arguments. The state_data object is ready now as a panda data frame object.
state_data['Confirmed'] = state_data['Confirmed'].map(int) state_data['Recovered'] = state_data['Recovered'].map(int) state_data['Deceased'] = state_data['Deceased'].map(int)
But in state_data the values of numbers are saved as a string and we want to perform some mathematical actions with numbers. That thing can be achieved by converting the strings into an integer. Using map.int() we will convert the string into integer type for all number values.
table = PrettyTable() table.field_names = (new_cols) for i in stats: table.add_row(i) table.add_row(["","Total", sum(state_data['Confirmed']), sum(state_data['Recovered']), sum(state_data['Deceased'])])
Now we will make a table out of our data. For this, we will use the PrettyTable library. We will make PrettyTable object first then add columns using field_names(). To enter every row into table we will iterate through every row which is available in the previously defined stats object. We will use add_row() for this purpose.
Now, at last, we also want to add the row which has the total number of confirmed, recovered and deceased cases. We will use sum() function for integer values available in state_data object and add those summed data at last similarly using the pretty table method add_row().
now = datetime.datetime.now() print("COVID-19 Live situation in India at : "+ now.strftime("%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S")) print(table)
Now it’s time to display all the data. First, we will display the current time using datetime. Then we will print the table objects. I think this was a very helpful tutorial to everyone understanding the basic web scraping and operation with data. Check the full code and the output for the same.
Python Code:
import pandas as pd import requests from bs4 import BeautifulSoup from prettytable import PrettyTable import datetime url = '' web_content = requests.get(url).content soup = BeautifulSoup(web_content, "html.parser") extract_contents = lambda row: [x.text.replace('\n', '') for x in row] stats = [] all_rows = soup.find_all('tr') for row in all_rows: stat = extract_contents(row.find_all('td')) if len(stat) == 5: stats.append(stat) new_cols = ["Sr.No", "States/UT","Confirmed","Recovered","Deceased"] state_data = pd.DataFrame(data = stats, columns = new_cols) state_data['Confirmed'] = state_data['Confirmed'].map(int) state_data['Recovered'] = state_data['Recovered'].map(int) state_data['Deceased'] = state_data['Deceased'].map(int) table = PrettyTable() table.field_names = (new_cols) for i in stats: table.add_row(i) table.add_row(["","Total", sum(state_data['Confirmed']), sum(state_data['Recovered']), sum(state_data['Deceased'])]) now = datetime.datetime.now() print("COVID-19 Live situation in India at : "+ now.strftime("%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S")) print(table)
Output:
COVID-19 Live situation in India at : 2020-05-10 10:17:50 +-------+-----------------------------+-----------+-----------+----------+ | Sr.No | States/UT | Confirmed | Recovered | Deceased | +-------+-----------------------------+-----------+-----------+----------+ | 1 | Andaman and Nicobar Islands | 33 | 33 | 0 | | 2 | Andhra Pradesh | 1930 | 887 | 44 | | 3 | Arunachal Pradesh | 1 | 1 | 0 | | 4 | Assam | 63 | 34 | 2 | | 5 | Bihar | 591 | 322 | 5 | | 6 | Chandigarh | 169 | 24 | 2 | | 7 | Chhattisgarh | 59 | 43 | 0 | | 8 | Dadar Nagar Haveli | 1 | 0 | 0 | | 9 | Delhi | 6542 | 2020 | 73 | | 10 | Goa | 7 | 7 | 0 | | 11 | Gujarat | 7796 | 2091 | 472 | | 12 | Haryana | 675 | 290 | 9 | | 13 | Himachal Pradesh | 50 | 38 | 2 | | 14 | Jammu and Kashmir | 836 | 368 | 9 | | 15 | Jharkhand | 156 | 78 | 3 | | 16 | Karnataka | 794 | 386 | 30 | | 17 | Kerala | 505 | 485 | 4 | | 18 | Ladakh | 42 | 17 | 0 | | 19 | Madhya Pradesh | 3614 | 1676 | 215 | | 20 | Maharashtra | 20228 | 3800 | 779 | | 21 | Manipur | 2 | 2 | 0 | | 22 | Meghalaya | 13 | 10 | 1 | | 23 | Mizoram | 1 | 1 | 0 | | 24 | Odisha | 294 | 63 | 2 | | 25 | Puducherry | 9 | 6 | 0 | | 26 | Punjab | 1762 | 157 | 31 | | 27 | Rajasthan | 3708 | 2026 | 106 | | 28 | Tamil Nadu | 6535 | 1824 | 44 | | 29 | Telengana | 1163 | 750 | 30 | | 30 | Tripura | 134 | 2 | 0 | | 31 | Uttarakhand | 67 | 46 | 1 | | 32 | Uttar Pradesh | 3373 | 1499 | 74 | | 33 | West Bengal | 1786 | 372 | 171 | | | Total | 62939 | 19358 | 2109 | +-------+-----------------------------+-----------+-----------+----------+
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I am implementing a cloud bursting system with Softlayer instances and Slurm. But I got a problem with Python Softlayer API.
When I try to get a list of some specific instances with the API call SoftLayer.VSManager.list_instances() I use the parameter 'tags', since I tagged the instances to classify them. But it does not work as expected.
It is supposed to find instances whose 'tagReferences' field matches with the value of the parameter 'tags' you passed in the API call.
However, I get a list with all the nodes whose 'tagReferences' field is not empty. Whatever is the value I pass as 'tags' parameter.
I have the following nodes:
import os
import SoftLayer
os.environ["SL_USERNAME"] = "***"
os.environ["SL_API_KEY"] = "******"
client = SoftLayer.Client()
mgr = SoftLayer.VSManager(client)
for vsi in mgr.list_instances(tags = 'slurm'):
print vsi['hostname']
node000
node005
slurm, node
slurm
node
test
random
According the documentation of the method that you are using, you need to send a list of tags, so change the string by a list like this:
client = SoftLayer.Client() mgr = SoftLayer.VSManager(client) for vsi in mgr.list_instances(tags = ['mytag']): print (vsi['hostname'])
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See also: IRC log
<toufic> hi philippe
<toufic> yes it's me, although i see myself as "toufic" here ...
<scribe> scribe: whenry
Paul: Reviewing list
... Asir will do next week
<cferris> whenry, Paul_Cotton, Plh, Toufic, Tom_Rutt, asir, Chris_Ferris, Prasad, Ashok, DaveO,
Paul: Minutes adopted for Sept
26th
... Anyone got some draft comments prepared or pending?
... Nothing, ok
... Editors?
Asir: Nothing
Paul: Chris please mark complete actions
Philippe: Still have issue (#?) pending
<PaulC> 344, 356 and 357 are all completed.
Phillipee: End of month - October
<PaulC> 333 re IESG link to our Rec should be done by end of Oct.
Paul: skip this item
... Moving to Primer item
... Discusses groupings of several items
... start 5187
<cferris>
Asir: about updating
references
... concrete proposal made in attachment
Paul: Describes the various updated references in proposal
<cferris> look fine to me
Paul: anyone any itmes to discuss?
Chris: Has a question to Philippe about convention for 7.2
Philippe: Don't think we have a convention
Paul: Which spec?
... What about looking at WSDL spec?
<abbie> +abbie
Chris: Good idea
<cferris> [SOAP 1.2 Part 1: Messaging Framework (Second Edition)]
<cferris> SOAP Version 1.2 Part 1: Messaging Framework (Second Edition), M. Gudgin, et al., Editors. World Wide Web Consortium, 24 June 2003, revised 27 April 2007. This version of the "SOAP Version 1.2 Part 1: Messaging Framework (Second Edition)" Recommendation is. The latest version of "SOAP Version 1.2 Part 1: Messaging Framework" is available at.
Philippe: Look at XML schema
Paul: Asir is this okay?
... describes the mechanism
... With that addition do we have any objections?
<cferris> RESOLUTION: 5187 closed with proposal from Asir in as amended by proposal to add (Second Edition) to SOAP 1.2 reference
<PaulC>
5188 - Incorrect Examples in Section 4 - Primer, Asir
Paul: Drop incorrect example in
4.1 and amend example in 4.2 with different namespace
... So don't use wsp namespace
Asir: right
Paul: There are some examples with future versions, is that wwhat we're saying?
??: How are we going to do this?
<plh> s/\?\?/DaveO/
Dave, Asir, Chris: discuss how this will get done
Paul: There are several namepsaces used that are not in table. Okay with using wsp16 here?
Dave: Yes
<PaulC> a) Accept proposal in message 27 to remove example in Section 4.1
<PaulC> b) change proposal in message 27 to NOT remove example in Section 4.2 but instead to use the prefix wsp16: instead of wsp:.
<cferris> RESOLUTION: close issue 5188 by accepting proposal in to remove example in Section 4.1 and b) change proposal in message 27 to NOT remove example in Section 4.2 but instead to use the prefix wsp16: instead of wsp:.
Paul: Any further discussion or
objections?
... none heard
Asir: There is some editoral work that DaveO will do
<PaulC>
Paul: Proposes to remove
vocabulary term in the Primer
... describes the proposal
<PaulC> Proposal:
Paul: Detailed proposal is in
attachment. No fabian on the call
... Show of hands of support
<Fabian> reading IRC
<FrederickHirsch> +1
Asir: I've reviewed. and support
Paul: Welcomes Ashok
<toufic> Now that ashok is here, I can drop off :) :)
Paul: Any further discussion or
objections?
... None. Okay. Resolved
<cferris> RESOLUTION: issue 5204 closed with proposal from Fabian in
<Fabian> thx guys
Toufic: I have to go to another call
5128 - editorial nit in example in section 5.3.2, Chris
<PaulC>
Paul: Any objections?
... None heard. Mark as resolved
<cferris> RESOLUTION: issue 5128 closed with proposal in
Bug:
Paul: Items a thru n here
Asir: 14 items
Paul: We'll go through one at a time and Asir you can explain any pushback or only concentrate on ones with pushback. Out since last Friday. Any pref?
Dave: Only nes commented on are important
Asir: a,d,e, g, k, i, l
Paul: That's half!
And you then get a call from her while in isle 4
Paul: Item a then
Asir: [reads the sentence] Don't
know what a policy domain. Replaced ws-policy to a specific
domain.
... Pushback from Maryann
Chris: describes compromise
Asir: [agrees]
Paul: Type it in please Chris
<cferris> An assertion is a piece of metadata that describes a capability related to a specific domain that has chosen to express their capabilities via the WS-Policy expressions
Paul: IS this okay? I'll move on
Woops
Asir: Didn't understand what relationship was talking about
Chris: Maryann thinks
relationship is the right word
... There may not be a relationship - domains unrelated - but there is a relationship
<FrederickHirsch> +1 to Chris
Paul: 'd' is deleted
Asir: Item 'e'
... Drop the example
Chris: Maryann pushed back
... this maybe a confusion issue
... I agree that this is a bad example
... I think RM spec will say this is not allowed
Paul: Move on to 'g'
... [reviews items so far]
... Item 'g'
Asir: About multiple assertions. Sentence is not accurate or consistent with framework. Suggested sentence to one similar in framework doc
Chris: I agree with the issue. [reviews proposal]
Frederick: Break it into two sentences and change ending
Asir: agrees
<FrederickHirsch> change "simply redundancy, and multiple" to "simply redundancy. Multiple"
Chris: [is going to rewrite and post for review]
Chris and Asir discuss proposed sentence changes
Chris: Let's take it off line and we'll work ou a proposal
Paul: Item 'i'
Asir: section 7.5.1
... Looking at the exmaple and best practice they are the same. I suggest we drop 2nd sentence
Chris: Maryann pushed back and thought we'd adopted the template and we're violating the template
Asir: NEver really had this
Chris: Is there an e.g. for this best practice. I'll believe you if there is
Asir: Yes
Chris: I think we can accept this
Paul: We'll label this accepted
tentitively
... Item 'k'
Asir: Section 5.7.1
... This is saying if we have an overloaded assertion we should break it up
... However I think this is wrong if you look more closely at it
... We put it all together and rephrased it
Chris: Maryann says it was fine
the way it was
... We lose someting if we leave it the way it is.
Paul: Asir, willing to leave it the way it is?
Asir: I think it's broken
Chris: I'm fine with some of the change
<PaulC> Item k proposal:
<PaulC> If the behavior indicated by an assertion varies when attached to different policy subjects the Assertion Authors should consider the following:
Paul is typing up the change
<PaulC> Decompose the semantics with several assertions.
<PaulC> Rewrite a single assertion targeting a specific policy subject.
Chris: okay
Asir: grammatical errors but okay
Paul: Item 'l'
Asir
Asir: Maryann didn't see context
Chris: I don't see any push back
Paul: The first point
Chris: Looks fine but let me have a look at it
Paul: Leave the title and add your [Asir's] text.
Paul types up recommenation
<PaulC> Proposl l: Assertion Extensibility. Assertion authors should allow for extensibility (see best practice 5. Start with a Simple Assertion).
Asir: That's fine
Paul: Summary
<PaulC> Summary: a) adopted as amended
<PaulC> d) not adopted
<PaulC> e) adopted as proposed
<PaulC> g) not processed
<PaulC> i) Adopted as proposed
<PaulC> k) adopted as amended
<PaulC> l) adopted as amended
Paul: Do we want to keep open until we finish 'g'? Or Chris new issue?
Chris: Happy too open new issue
Paul: Any objection?
... None
<cferris> RESOLUTION: issue 5184 closed with proposal in amended as follows: Summary: a) adopted as amended
<cferris> d) not adopted
<cferris> e) adopted as proposed
<cferris> g) not processed
<cferris> i) Adopted as proposed
<cferris> k) adopted as amended
<cferris> l) adopted as amended
<cferris> ACTION: Chris to open issue related to idem g in [recorded in]
<trackbot> Created ACTION-358 - Open issue related to idem g in [on Christopher Ferris - due 2007-10-24].
5185 - Guidelines - BP 1 and 21 are Duplicates, Asir
Bug:
Asir: Found two best practices
and there appears to be dups
... Suggest use text in BP 1 and move it. I sent change marker
... No feedback
Paul: Any other discusson or
objections?
... None
<cferris> RESOLUTION: issue TOPIC: 5185 resolved with proposal in
<cferris> rrsaget, where am i?
Asir: Lots of references out of date
Paul: Any discussion or objections?
<cferris> RESOLUTION: issue 5186 closed wiht proposal in amended as we did with 5187 with regards to SOAP 1.2 Second Edition reference
Paul: None
Bug:
Asir: Talks about granularity
currently captured by 28.
... What are we trying to motivate?
... Suggesting 2 point proposal
<cferris>
Asir: Some email discussion.
<cferris>
Asir: Maryann said bp 28 could
move up to 5.7.1
... Suggest drop BP 19
Paul: Part 1 is make 28 more
generic
... Part 2 is whether we need 19 or not. No consensus yet on this. Chris?
<toufic> we could always remove the "optional" attribute from the spec
Chris: There is some special consideration especially with mesage exchange patterns.
<toufic> JUST KIDDING!
Chris: There will be a point that will be lost if we drop 19
Paul: Should we rework 19?
Chris: [describes use case with 'optional'] Will work with Maryann to reword 19.
<PaulC> Optionality is covered in 5.6.1
Asir: [regarding Chris' example] I think mtom is pretty detailed covered in section 5.6.1
Chris: I'll enter Action item later.
<PaulC>
<Ashok> However, authors can write assertions that control the order in which behaviors are applied.
Ashok: I'd like an example of this in the primer. If we could do that I'm done.
Paul: Can people use the queue?
I'll start
... Shouldn't this go in the Guidelines?
Ashok: I'm okay with that
... I thought the primer was better but either place.
Paul: So you're flexible?
<cferris> ACTION: Chris to draft concrete proposal for resolving 5189 [recorded in]
<trackbot> Created ACTION-359 - Draft concrete proposal for resolving 5189 [on Christopher Ferris - due 2007-10-24].
Ashok: yes
Everyone denies being in the queue
Chris asks about a rewording
Ashok: I'd like one that goes across domains
<Zakim> DaveO, you wanted to support using existing assertion
Dave: I want to support Chris'
proposal to use WS-Security
... This is a real use case with a real solution and makes sense
<cferris> +1 to doing as little work as possible!
Dave: If we try to create our one it causes problems: we'd have to make one up and we'd get into debates
Asir: +1 to Chris and Dave
... Tech committee in OASIS have example doc. And I don't know why we'd do additional work
Ashok: Cause I'd like an example
<DaveO> -1 to across domain example.
<cferris> I would like to add that Tony Nadalin has also privately expressed a desire to reuse an existing example, notably the ws-security policy example
<cferris> +1 to daveo's -1
<asir> +1 to daveo's -1
Paul: What you're hearing is that we've discussed this before and people don't believe a cross domain example is good.
Ashok: I've argued that WS_Policy should be independent. It will be used in lots of different places.
Chris: [asks for clarification when there are conflicts] Which one do we use?
Ashok: [describes how he has asked various people and couldn't get an answer for an example]
Chris looks for example in security spec.
Dave: Does this matter - whether example is there or not?
Asir: That's what I was going to
ask.
... DaveO made my point. I don't think it matters
Paul: We have consensus to try
and meet part of your need by adding an exampel to one of the
documents.
... What I'm not hearing is consensus to go beyond that
Ashok: If thhey could find the examples we could make pointers to it and make it even better
DaveO: I don't understand that point
Ashok: If there is an example
"ordering of assertions is subject to following rules" then we
could reference that and it would make the guidence
better.
... I just want to make it a bit better. What's the problem with that?
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DaveO: Why is it better?
Ashok: Because it isn't
useful.
... It's not taking us forward.
Paul: I agree with that
... I'm still not consensus
... Primer or Guidlelines
Chris: Guidelines
Paul: Where?
Chris: Still trying to work ?? out
Paul: Someone else provide some help on where this should go?
Chris: Section 5.3 ?
<dmoberg> got to leave for airport
Paul: It could be 5.3.5, right?
Chris: yup
Paul: take this as a strawman -
section 5.3.5. Does someone want to take an action item.
... BTW we have no issue here. Nothing in bugzilla. We need to create a bugzilla issue and someone on point to write a proposal
Chris: Can I take Ashok's
paragraph?
... First paragraph
<dorchard> I have to drop off now. My position is clear, BEA proxy to Chris Ferris
Paul: Is there a budding propposal in there (september)
Asir: Proposal would be the email
I sent Monday
... This monday in response to DaveO's question
Paul: I disagree (that it was that email)
<cferris> new guidelines issue
<asir> Here is action 350 -
<PaulC> Asir's older note on this topic:
Asir: Maybe I added more details. Let me pull it up
Paul: Ashok, if you look at this you can see an example
<asir> here is the message that relates to WS-Security -
Paul: I thought there was an
example in there
... This is a pretty complicated example
Asir: YEs. But we're talking about security
Paul: Looking at watch, will we
make an advance on this issue?
... Need someone to take Action item
Asir: I want to make sure Ashok is involved
Paul: Three of you (Chris, Asir, Ashok) get something done for next week
<cferris> ACTION: Asir to work with Chris, Ashok and Maryann on a concrete proposal for issue 5206 [recorded in]
<trackbot> Created ACTION-360 - Work with Chris, Ashok and Maryann on a concrete proposal for issue 5206 [on Asir Vedamuthu - due 2007-10-24].
Paul: Did the little birdy or angel Philleppe drop off?
Asir: Looking for a link back to security policy
<PaulC> Looking for text, example and link back to SP that explains the text in the issue from the framework.
Asir: Okay!
Paul: Summarize: Last call next
Friday. Next weeks agenda 3 items. Chris's 5184. 5189(Chris
Maryann), 5206 (Chris, Asir, Ashok)
... Be forewarned if we close issues next week co-chairs will vote to move documents
... Chris I'll make a draft agenda and send it out to you
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LoRaWAN Sequence Numbers
Hi Guys,
I'm having a problem whereby I can send the very first LoRaWAN data packet to a MultiConnect Conduit gateway device that is connected to LORIOT.io and I can see the packet in the user console log screen, but then all subsequent re-runs of my app on the LoPy do show any more packets getting passed through.
Apparently the subsequent packets and are actually logged on LORIOT somewhere but are not passed through to the user console etc. Apparently the logs show the packets as having the same Sequence Number (of 1) and so doesn't pass it through.
Is there any way I can get/set the Sequence Numbers used in the LoRaWAN stack?
If not then can this be added?
Exposing the other LoRaWAN stack settings like the SF DR etc might be useful while we are having to experiment with get the LoPy working well over LoRaWAN with the different gateway devices as it seems they are not all created or configured equally and so the ability to do some tweaks are needed...
@kots As @jmarcelino said, just call
lora.nvram_save()before going to deep sleep, and
lora.nvram_restore()after initialising
LoRabut before sending your message.
@jmarcelino Thanks!
Any idea how they work?
- jmarcelino
@kots
In the latest firmware you can now use lora.nvram_save() to save your current frame counters and then lora.nvram_restore() to restore them again after power-on/reset.
hello!
Anyone who found how to solve this problem?
I was able to solve my problem, and now having seamless uplinks and downlinks. There was a issue with my channels settings that the gateway supported.
Also was having issues with pymakr with uploading code to lopy which caused delay in code testing. Now compeletly abandoned pymakr and moved to transfer file using FTP.
@kiwi64ajs I've written an add-on for the firmware to allow setting the uplink counter. I need to test it tomorrow (I don't have a functional gateway at home)--assuming it works, I'll create a pull request.
- jmarcelino
@bmarkus
I disagree, for mobile devices in particular the advantages of OTAA (provisioning setup inc. counter reliability and added security) outweigh the disadvantages.
Here's a big problem with ABP: imagine you leave an active ABP node outside of reach of a gateway for a while. The frame counter on the node will keep on ticking, increasing the difference between it and what the backend expects. According to the spec once this difference goes over the allowed range (just 16384 packets for TTN) the backend will start rejecting any further packets. If you send a packet every minute this happens in less 12 days, a realistic scenario for a mobile LoRa device.
This would then have to be detected and counters manually reset at both node and backend. A provisioning nightmare if you have devices in the hands of users!
With OTAA once the node receives a join response you can be sure 1) there's coverage and 2) the data you send will match up, no guessing if you have stale encryption keys or frame counters. Also if you receive a fail response from the backend your node can alert the user.
To me there's just a small set of use cases where you really need ABP and for most applications - especially if you're deploying devices to other users and want to sleep at night - OTAA really is the way to go.
@kiwi64ajs Yep, I'm developing a product for a commercial LoRaWAN and they have provided a nano gateway from orbiwise and on the server I can only view the data, no server settings are exposed, may be I'll too have a gateway setup for the product demo if this doesn't work.
One more option its to edit and compile the firmware and try exposing it at app level, don't know how that will go, but I'll give it a try.
Thanks again for your code, it really made my day to see that one frame being uploaded to my server. :)
Cheers!!
@jmarcelino said in LoRaWAN Sequence Numbers:
The recommended way is really to use OTAA and do a join at every reset, so you get fresh counter and don't have to worry about this
Depends on your use case. OTAA is good for fixed sensor devices, but for e.g. moving mobile devices (trackers) doesn't, there ABP is the proper method.
- jmarcelino
I agree these settings should be exposed somewhere (and both the UpLinkCounter and DownLinkCounter!) but please take care if making them restore automatically - and if so definitely make it optional.
The Flash chip is only specced for 100,000 erase/program cycles, so if you're updating the frame counter in Flash every time and you send a frame for example every 5 minutes the Flash would only last one year.
The recommended way is really to use OTAA and do a join at every reset, so you get fresh counter and don't have to worry about this. In this case storing the counters would be of no use.
If you really want to store your counters I suggest some external FRAM (Ferroelectric) which is good for 10 trillion cycles. There are easy to use chips with I2C and ready made breakouts for prototyping.
@hemalchevli said in LoRaWAN Sequence Numbers:?
No and there does not seem to be anyway to really fix this at an application level unless the check at the server is turned off - which is NOT ideal.
The stack could cache the last used number in EEPROM / FLASH and resume from there next time, but we don't have get/set access the sequence number at the API level so I don't know what to do next.
This is a problem when you're trying to develop a product against a commercial LoRaWAN service provider who does have the sequence number check enabled... Guess I need my own LoRaWAN Gateway with the sequence check turned off for now
Alex
@Antony said in LoRaWAN Sequence Numbers:
In other cases, like RN2483 sequence number is incremented by the LoRaWAN stack and not by the application.
At the Loriot server it is a great feature to disable sequence number during development, it saves you hours. Agree, in production system it is not adviced.?
Thanks
Cheers!
Hello @kiwi64ajs
Thank you so much for your code snippet. We are facing the similar issue of duplication of packets. Did you solved the problem?
@bmarkus said in LoRaWAN Sequence Numbers:
If LoPy is not incrementing FCNT it is a bug in the LoRaWAN stack implementation.
Well the issue is my code start, connects and sends the data and then exist. The first run is ok, but any subsequent runs restarts the lora stack and the Sequence starts from 1 again, which is fine for the sender, but the receiving end at the server see packets with the same Sequence number and assumes they are duplicates, which is not so not good from the sender's perspective, but ignoring the duplicate Sequence numbers if not a good thing either from a robustness perspective.
I changed my code to send packets in a loop and the Sequence number IS being incremented each time it goes around the loop, but if I run and then exit and then run again the Stack only send one packet per run and so the Sequence restarts from 1 each time.
Being able to manage (get, persist, restore, set) the Sequence numbers used in the LoRa stack is probably a better approach. That way the developer has some choices about how best to manage this issue.
Hmmm... couldn't figure out how to attach a file so hopefully this works... ;)
from network import LoRa from socket import * import socket import binascii import struct import os print('Begin LoRaWAN Connection Test') print # Initialize LoRa in LORAWAN mode. lora = LoRa(mode=LoRa.LORAWAN, sf=7) print("Board Info") b = os.uname() print('Sysname: ', b.sysname) print('Nodeame: ', b.nodename) print('Release: ', b.release) print('Version: ', b.version) print('Machine: ', b.machine) print print('LoRa MAC: ',l", binascii.unhexlify('00000000'))[0] nwk_swkey = binascii.unhexlify('00000000000000000000000000000000') app_swkey = binascii.unhexlify('00000000000000000000000000000000') print('Join LoRaWAN') # join a network using ABP (Activation By Personalization) lora.join(activation=LoRa.ABP, auth=(dev_addr, nwk_swkey, app_swkey)) # wait until the module has joined the network while not lora.has_joined(): time.sleep(1) print('Waiting to Join LoRaWAN Network...') print('Setup Socket') # create a LoRa socket s = socket.socket(socket.AF_LORA, socket.SOCK_RAW) # set the LoRaWAN data rate s.setsockopt(socket.SOL_LORA, socket.SO_DR, 0) s.setsockopt(socket.SOL_LORA, socket.SO_CONFIRMED, False) s.setblocking(True) # Make the socket blocking, socket.send() won't return until completed s.settimeout(5) # Configure the timeout of the socket print('Sending Data... ', end="") # Try sending some data try: s.send('Hello World') print('Complete') except timeout: print("Timeout Sending Data") # Check to see if there is any data waiting for us to Receive.. try: print('Try to Receive Data... ', end="") data = s.recv(64) print('Received Data: ', end="") print(data) except timeout: print("No Data Received") print('Test Complete')
Alex
would you mind to share your code?
Regards... Béla
If LoPy is not incrementing FCNT it is a bug in the LoRaWAN stack implementation.
Login to your loriot.io account and select your device in Dashboard > Applications > SampleApp menu. In the lower right corner you find LoRaWAN Sequence numbers settings, disable Seqno checking. By default it is enabled (strict) to protect network against buggy devices like LoPy.
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var btnWidth = 109; var btnHeight = 22; // button names passed to the function // i get errors without declaring them // these names declared next are actually something like btnProductName, btnDescription etc. var btnHome, btnA,btnB, btnC, btnD, btnE, btnF; var hit_button_home, menuBtnA, menuBtnB, menuBtnC, menuBtnD, menuBtnEmenuBtnF; var btnInitX = 64; var btnInitY = 30; var btnDX = 111.5; // x position multiplier function makeHeaderBtn(btnNum, hitName, btnName, theMainLabel, altLable1, altLabel2):void { var btnHolder:MovieClip = new MovieClip(); var btnName:Button_Main = new Button_Main(); // animatable MC linked from lib btnName.x = btnInitX + (btnDX *btnNum); btnName.y = btnInitY; btnName.myLabel = theMainLabel; btnName.myAltLabel1 = altLable1; btnName.myAltLabel2 = altLabel2; // ADD BUTTON HIT var hitName:hitbutton = new hitbutton(); // this is actually a button linked from lib hitName.width = btnWidth; hitName.height = btnHeight+10; hitName.x = btnInitY + (btnDX * btnNum); hitName.y = 15; hitName.addEventListener(MouseEvent.MOUSE_OVER,doMouseOver); //addChild(btnHolder); addChild(btnName); addChild(hitName); } function doMouseOver(e:MouseEvent):void{ trace("Activate Home button... " + e.target); btnHome.gotoAndStop("stop"); } makeHeaderBtn(0, hit_button_home, btnHome, "HOME", "", ""); makeHeaderBtn(1, menuBtnA, btnHome, "Item A", "", ""); makeHeaderBtn(2, menuBtnB, btnHome, "", "Hello", "World"); // etc.
I'm Not completely sure what you are trying to do but have created a class for you which will do what you say above...
I think :)
Take a look at the code you should be able to learn a few things from it and adjust it to your needs
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Thanks for the fast response -
So as I understand it, the code within and including the package declaration goes into a separate as files named HeaderButton.as. This is separated from the calling statements which are inserted ina frame.
I tried it both ways and am getting some errors.
If I put the pacage code in a separate file, this error appeared initially:
1017: The definition of base class MovieClip was not found.
If I throw this in at the top of HeaderButton.as
import flash.display.MovieClip;
The error becomes:
1083: Syntax error: package is unexpected.
If I put it all in a frame,
1083: Syntax error: package is unexpected.
Without the import and all the AS on one frame I get this:
1037: Packages cannot be nested.
What am I doing wrong here?
Thanks again!!
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Put the import after package ... I didnt actually compile the code :)
package
{
import flash.display.MovieClip;
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How to Capture Code Coverage for Windows Azure Service Using VSTS
What is Code Coverage?
Code coverage is the way to identify or measure what percentage of the source code of a program or a product has been tested. Also, it helps to analyze which parts of a program or product are tested and which are not covered or partially covered by the collection of test cases. If after executing all the test cases still you find that there are code blocks and lines available that are not covered, it means the program or product has not been thoroughly tested.
Code coverage helps to improve the quality of testing; you can identify the areas where more focus is required to increase the coverage and deliver a quality product.
Benefit of Code Coverage
Code coverage for Windows Azure services is a bit new in the technology world but Microsoft provides a simple and effective way to perform code coverage analysis using VSTS to get all the benefits of it; some of them are as follows:
- Improve the quality of the product to identify the areas that are not covered by test case execution.
- Help in defining the granular level testing strategy to test assembly, namespace and class, etc.
- Easily find dead or unused code, which is not related to the actual requirement.
- Improve overall test case quality to test untested code or a complex code piece of product.
Steps to Achieve Code Coverage Using VSTS
Code coverage data for Azure services can easily be collected by running test cases on dev fabric using Microsoft VSTS.
Microsoft VSTS allows you to follow a set of steps to achieve detailed, line-by-line statistics for which code has been tested and not tested.
You can follow the steps belo9w to set up the environment and collect the code coverage:
Pre-requisite
As a pre-requisite, you need to install the items below:
- Install Microsoft Visual Studio 2010/2012.
- Install dev fabric (Windows Azure SDK latest)
Code Coverage Setup
To get code coverage for Windows Azure service, you need to first instrument the service by using the steps below.
1. Open command prompt in privileged mode.
2. Change directory to “\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0\Team Tools\Performance Tools\x64” for VSTS 2010 and “Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 11.0\Team Tools\Performance Tools\x64” for VSTS 2012.
cd ... Team Tools\Performance Tools\x64
3. Instrument dlls for the Azure service by running the command vsinstr /coverage "…\SampleService.dll"
Instrument dlls for the Azure Service
Code Coverage Collection
After instrumenting the Azure service you need to start the service to capture the code coverage results by using below steps.
1. Start coverage monitor by running the command vsperfcmd /start:coverage /output:"My_coverage".
Start Coverage
2. Open Azure solution and deploy the instrumented Windows Azure service on dev fabric using run key (F5).
Deploy the Instrumented Windows Azure Service
Here, you need to make sure that the coverage monitor is started before deploying the Azure service on dev fabric.
3. Once you run your Azure solution it will open Internet Explorer.
4. Browse the location, Programs->Windows Azure SDK v1.2->Windows Azure SDK Command Prompt and open it in Administrator mode:
Open in Administrator Mode
5. Run the command csrun /devfabric:start in opened “Windows Azure SDK Command Prompt”
Run csrun/devfabric:start
6. After starting dev fabric, run the command csrun /devstore:start in opened “Windows Azure SDK Command Prompt”
Run csrun /devstore:start
7. You can Change configuration values i.e. service endpoints, connection strings etc.
8. Once you are done with all the required settings, start executing tests pointing to the instrumented Azure service deployed on dev fabric.
9. After completion of test case execution you need to stop the coverage monitor by running the command vsperfcmd /shutdown in “Command Prompt”.
Run vsperfcmd /shutdown
10. If you get any error waiting for the process …\*.exe to shutdown, you need to shutdown the dev fabric by using the command /devfabric:shutdown in “Windows Azure SDK Command Prompt”
Run devfabric:shutdown
11. Now, it’s time to analyze the results, open the file My_coverage.coverage and check results.
Check the Results
Code CoverageResults
Once you open the file, which stored the coverage results, you can see that how many blocks of code were covered and how many were not covered. You can further browse the results and get the detail level of statistics to analyze completely to learn the status of test case execution. After seeing these results you can easily improve your test case suite to cover the rest of the functionality of the product and code blocks that are still uncovered or partial covered.
Summary
In this article, we explored that how code coverage can help to improve the overall quality of a program or a product. You can leverage Microsoft VSTS to get code coverage for Windows Azure Service and .Net as well.
Above, we discussed a step by step approach to collect the code coverage numbers and how these numbers can help a developer or a quality engineer to decide which part of the code requires more attention. You can get further detail on MSDN.
Resources
About the Author:
Anoop has worked with Microsoft for almost six and half years now and has 11+ years of IT experience. He has worked on end to end delivery of enterprise scale BI/DW projects. He has a strong knowledge of Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist (MCTS) in Microsoft SQL Server 2008 - Implementation and Maintenance.
Anoop has a Post Graduate degree in Computer Science from Birla Institute of Technology, Mesra, India.
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Development:Threads
From OpenLP
Over the years we've used more and more threads in OpenLP for running things like web servers, downloads and other things that need to happen concurrently with the UI. Unfortunately because everything has been in bits and in various places, we've never had a unified way to run and keep track of threads. Thankfully we've largely not run into many issues, but in the lead up to version 3.0 we did start running into segfaults not just when OpenLP stopped, but also preventing OpenLP from starting.
Contents
New Threading API
When you want to create a thread, use this very simple thread API to ensure OpenLP knows about your thread.
Creating a thread:
run_thread()
from openlp.core.threading import ThreadWorker, run_thread class Worker(ThreadWorker): def start(self): """ Do your stuff in here, then emit the quit signal. """ self.server = Server() self.server.run() self.quit.emit() def stop(self): """ If your thread is long-running, this is how OpenLP will stop it if it is still running when the user exits OpenLP. """ self.server.stop() class MyClass(object): def run_server(self): """ Run the server in a thread """ worker = Worker() run_thread(worker, 'my_server')
Fetch the worker:
get_thread_worker()
from openlp.core.threading import get_thread_worker def stop_server(): """ Stop the server """ worker = get_thread_worker('my_server') worker.stop()
Check if thread is finished:
is_thread_finished()
from openlp.core.threading import is_thread_finished def monitor_server(): """ Check if the server is still running """ if is_thread_finished('my_server'): print('Server is stopped, uhoh!') else: print('Server is still running, all is good.')
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in reply to hash ref package
Can you define 'does not work anymore'?
One possible cause: if you move it to a different package and don't export the sub into the namespace of the caller, sort won't know where to find it. If this particular cause of 'does not work anymore' is the reason, then specifying the full class of the grabdataentry sub or importing it into your caller's namespace may help.
--MidLifeXis
1. Keep it simple
2. Just remember to pull out 3 in the morning
3. A good puzzle will wake me up
Many. I like to torture myself
0. Socks just get in the way
Results (288 votes). Check out past polls.
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hi,
Can a abstract class be defined without any abstract methods?
thanks,
Hi friend,
Yes, we can create an abstract class without declaring any abstract methods.
Following code snippet shows how you can create an abstract class without any abstract methods.
public abstract class AbstractClass { public String getName() { return "RoseIndia"; } } public class Test extends AbstractClass { public static void main(String args[]) { Test test = new Test(); String name = test.getName(); System.out.println("\n"+name); } }
Hi,
Yes, you can create abstract class without any abstract methods. Doing so, there is no need to create an instance of the class and we can access its methods.
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Polyglot allows localizing the user interface straight from the Storyboard/XIB files in Interface Builder.
It provides extensions to common UI elements to set the localized text in Interface Builder. For instance, a UILabel will display a "Text Key" property. When a value is set, Polyglot will call NSLocalizedString using the given value and set it to the label’s text property.
Why Polyglot?
There are already several ways to internationalize the UI:
- Traditionally, we would duplicate each storyboard for every locale. This makes the storyboards really hard to maintain.
- It is a common practice to define outlets for every UI element and set the text using NSLocalizedString. It adds unnecessary outlets and lots of boilerplate code.
- Base internationalization is a powerful tool to localize the UI, but let’s face it, it is not the optimal solution. The generated string files are hard to maintain and it is not developer friendly when making changes to the storyboard.
Polyglot doesn’t try to replace these tools, but provide a complementary approach to the localization process. It is a clean and simple solution compared to creating outlets. It is also easy to maintain, while keeping control of the strings file.
Requirements
- iOS 8.0+ / Mac OS X 10.9+
- Xcode 7.0+
Setup
CocoaPods
Make sure that you are using the latest CocoaPods version.
Then add Polyglot pod to your podfile. This is an example of a podfile for an iOS app:
platform :ios, '8.0' use_frameworks! pod 'PolyglotLocalization'
Notice the _useframeworks! line, it is important that you include it. Note also that the minimum platform versions needs to be respected as specified in the Requirements above.
Finally, don’t forget to update your pods and open the generated xcworkspace file:
$ pod install
Other
There are other ways to include Polyglot in your project. Polyglot is a set of extensions written in Swift so you may as well copy the files to your project (not recommended), or add the project as a dependency…
Just note that the project can not be included as a static library since Interface Builder will not recognize the inspectable properties in that case.
Usage
Basics
Once Polyglot is set up, open your Storyboard of XIB file. Select a UI element that displays some text (a UILabel for example), you will see a property named "Text Key" in the property inspector. Set the following value to the "Text Key" property: _hellowolrd.
Now you will have to add the corresponding value to the Localizable.strings file:
"hello_wolrd" = "Hello World";
You can now run the app and the label should display Hello World.
Property naming
The properties that can be localized with Polyglot are named as the original properties followed by key:
- Text -> Text Key
- Title -> Title Key
- Placeholder -> Placeholder Key
This way, it is easy to recognize what properties will be localized in each case.
Table-based keys
NSLocalizedString() has a tableName attribute that allows using a specific ‘.strings file’. Polyglot provides the following format in order to specify the table name:
[table_name].string_key
So if you want to use the ‘field_title’ key from the ‘Common.strings’ file, you can set the following in Interface Builder:
[Common].field_title
CSV Properties
When a list of elements needs to be localized, the keys are specified in CSV (Comma Separated Values). This is the case for segmented controls for example. The corresponding properties are named accordingly: Title KeysCSV.
The list of keys is obtained by taking the comma separated values. The values are trimmed, so spaces next to the commas are ignored.
Then, each of the keys is used to localize the corresponding element. For instance, the fist key will be used to localize the fist segment and so on. The following example would modify the titles of the fist three segments:
segment_one, segment_two, segment_three
In case there were more than three segments, the reset would not be modified. The same way, we can leave empty elements to ignore certain elements. The following example will only modify the first and the third segments’ title:
segment_one, , segment_three
UIButton
UIButton allows setting a title text for each state. In response to this, Polyglot provides one property for each state: default, highlighted, selected and disabled.
If we just need to assign one title for all states, we will only assign Default Title Key and leave the rest empty.
Advanced
Custom key management
Polyglot allows you to configure how keys are handled. You need to modify the Polyglot.localizer to set up your own implementation.
By default, it parses the table and the key as specified above in "Table-based keys". This is implemented in the TabledLocalizer class.
Let’s say we want to verify that every key is actually translated and throw a fatal error otherwise. We configure Polyglot like this:
Polyglot.localizer = TabledLocalizer { key, tableName in let result = NSLocalizedString(key, tableName: tableName, value: "{NOTFOUND}", comment: key) if result == "{NOTFOUND}" { fatalError("Poliglot: Key '(key)' not found") } return result }
We need to run this code when the app is launched, before the UI is loaded. For iOS, it will typically go in the UIApplicationDelegate.application(application, didFinishLaunchingWithOptions) implementation. While for MacOS apps, you should override awakeFromNib in your NSApplicationDelegate and place the code there.
override func awakeFromNib() { Polyglot.localizer = ... }
And don’t forget to import the module:
import PolyglotLocalization
One More Thing…
If you like this library, make sure to share it!
License
Polyglot is released under the MIT license. See LICENSE for details.
Latest podspec
{ "name": "PolyglotLocalization", "version": "0.8.0", "license": "MIT", "summary": "Localize straight from the Storyboard/XIB", "homepage": "", "social_media_url": "", "authors": { "Borja Lopez Urkidi": "[email protected]" }, "source": { "git": "", "tag": "0.8.0" }, "swift_version": "4.2", "platforms": { "ios": "8.0", "osx": "10.9" }, "source_files": "Polyglot/Source/Polyglot.swift", "ios": { "source_files": "Polyglot/Source/UI*.swift" }, "osx": { "source_files": "Polyglot/Source/NS*.swift" }, "requires_arc": true }
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Access Android View in Activity
When programming Android apps the code will need to reference the screen elements to show data and read user actions. The screen elements are based on the Android
View class and its sub-classes. This article covers the assignment of an identifier (id) to a screen item (View), and using that id to access the item in the app code. Example Android Studio code is provided.
The User Interface (UI) for an app, i.e. the app screens, can be designed in Android Studio. The screens, or parts of screens, are stored in Layouts as Extensible Markup Language (XML) files. Different layouts can be defined for different size screens, and different modes, e.g. portrait and landscape. This allows for support of multiple screen sizes and types, and eases software maintenance. (Screens can be constructed dynamically in code, but that is not covered in this article.)
In Android Get View Defined in XML in Activity Code
UI components made from Views include the widgets (components) the a users will work with in the app. These include the
Button,
Checkbox,
EditText (a text box),
ImageView,
RadioButton,
ProgressBar,
TextView (a label) and many more. Several such widgets sit in a
ViewGroup, another type of View, which provides a container for laying out the components. Different ViewGroups provide different types of layouts, including
RelativeLayout,
LinearLayout,
ScrollView,
WebView and others, including the recent
ConstraintLayout. ViewGroups can contain other ViewGroups, therefore allowing complex displays by nesting different Views. Classes in the Android Software Development Kit (SDK) have methods used to access all the different types of Views.
First Create a Basic Android Screen
For this tutorial create a new, simple Android app project and call it Button Demo (if you don’t know how see Your First Android Hello World Java Program). A simple screen that just has a button on it was created using the starting layout, keeping the default layout name of activity_main.xml. With activity_main.xml open in the Design tab drag and drop a Button from the Palette onto the app layout screen.
To show how this view is accessed from the app’s code the text on the Button will be changed and it displays a message when it is clicked.
An Explanation of Android’s View Ids
The important part of a screen item, when accessing it in the code, is the android:id attribute. Here it is set to button. The id attribute is edited in the Attributes list in Studio. When looking at the screen in text mode (use the Text tab at the bottom of the edit area) then the Button XML shows android:id="@+id/button". Here the plus sign (+) tells the Android SDK that it is a new id. When defining an id for a View it is in the form of @+id/name. Think of it as @ for address, the + for add new, the id for identifier, and /name for the uniqueness (it is not possible to have two Views with the same name). I.e. it is defining an id that uniquely addresses the screen element.
Having an id allows code to access that particular View. If a View does not need to be accessed it does not need an id. However, it does need an id for automatic state saving. If in doubt add an id, it usually helps with future app maintenance. It also helps to give the View a sensible id. For example a TextView showing a cell phone number could be called textCellPhone, which is better than textView24.
The build process for the Android app generates a Java public class called R for all the defined resources. The ids given to screen elements are resources, therefore they are added to the R class as integer values (the values are assigned during the build process). An id value can be accessed using R.id.name. In this example the Button id of button is used in the code with R.id.button. The id values are declared static final int, so they cannot be changed at execution time in the code. (Very occasionally the R class gets our of sync with the code. Choosing Clean Project from the Build menu often fixes it, or if it does not choose Invalidate Caches/Restart from the File menu.)
Using the View Id to Get a View Reference
When the app’s main Java class is opened (in this example using the default class name of MainActivity), it will be seen that it extends another class, the
Activity class or
AppCompatActivity class. This provides a method called findViewById, which takes the ids from the R class and returns a reference to the relevant View. This reference is then cast to the appropriate object, in this case a button. Therefore to get a reference to the Button use this code:
Button btn = (Button) findViewById(R.id.button);
The cast to the Button class will require import android.widget.Button; adding to the imports section of the MainActivity.java file. Studio can do this automatically. With the cursor on Button a prompt appears asking to press Alt-Enter to add the import. Pressing Alt-Enter adds the relevant import automatically.
Using the Reference Returned by findViewById
With the reference returned by findViewById cast to the appropriate object the interface elements can be manipulated using their class methods. For example the text for the Button is changed using the button’s setText method:
btn.setText("Say Hello");
To handle the button being pressed an instance of the
OnClickListener class must be attached to the button reference, using the well named setOnClickListener method (which is provided by the View class). The implementation of OnClickListener takes an onClick function, which is called when the View’s click occurs. Here is a definition of an onClick function, being passed into the constructor of an OnClickListener implementation, it simply displays a message. Again add any required imports using Alt-Enter:
class HandleClick implements OnClickListener{ public void onClick(View arg0) { Toast.makeText(getApplicationContext(), "Hello world!", Toast.LENGTH_SHORT ).show(); } }
Notice that the onClick function takes a View object as a parameter, here called arg0. This parameter is a reference to the pressed View. Again this can be cast to the screen element pressed, here a Button, so that the clicked item can be accessed in the onClick function:
Button btn = (Button) arg0; btn.setText("Thankyou");
Using an Anonymous Class with findViewById
If you need to access a reference to a View only once it saves code to use an anonymous class. This is where you use the return value of findViewById but do not assign it to a declared class variable. Behind the scenes Java still creates a class but it cannot be seen, hence it is anonymous. This is done by wrapping the cast and call to findViewById in brackets and using it like it is a class itself, so this:
Button btn = (Button) findViewById(R.id.button); btn.setText("Say Hello");
Becomes:
((Button) findViewById(R.id.button)).setText("Say Hello");
Using Module Level View References
If a View is going be accessed in several place in a Java file, then declare the View variable at the module level. The following source code is the final MainActivity.java class for this demo. Notice how the btn variable is declared at the start of the class definition. It is assigned in the onCreate method (after the call to setContentView). It is then used in the HandleClick class with out needing to cast the arg0 parameter to its own Button reference:
package com.example.buttontest; import android.support.v7.app.AppCompatActivity; import android.os.Bundle; import android.view.View; import android.widget.Button; import android.widget.Toast; public class MainActivity extends AppCompatActivity { Button btn; //stores reference to button for the whole class @Override protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) { super.onCreate(savedInstanceState); setContentView(R.layout.activity_main); //get reference to button btn = (Button) findViewById((R.id.button)); //change the buttons caption //(usually done in the XML or via a string resource) btn.setText("Say Hello"); //attach the click listener btn.setOnClickListener(new HandleClick()); } class HandleClick implements View.OnClickListener { public void onClick(View arg0) { Toast.makeText(getApplicationContext(), "Hello world!", Toast.LENGTH_SHORT ).show(); btn.setText("Thankyou"); } } }
For completeness here is the activity_main.xml that was used:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <android.support.constraint.ConstraintLayout xmlns: <Button android: </android.support.constraint.ConstraintLayout>
Download some example code in view-id.zip from this article ready for importing into Android Studio. See the instructions in the zip file, alternatively the code can also be accessed via the Android Example Projects page.
See Also
- Different Ways to Code Android Event Listeners
- Saving Activity State in an App when it's Interrupted
- See the Android Example Projects page for lots of Android sample projects with source code.
- For a full list of all the articles in Tek Eye see the full site alphabetical Index.
Author:Daniel S. Fowler Published: Updated:
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SAX, the Simple API for XML, is an event-based API used to parse XML documents. David Megginson, SAX's original author, placed SAX in the public domain. SAX is bundled with all parsers that implement the API, including Xerces, MSXML, Crimson, the Oracle XML Parser for Java, and lfred. However, you can also get it and the full source code from. sourceforge .net/.
SAX was originally defined as a Java API and is intended primarily for parsers written in Java, so this chapter will focus on its Java implementation. However, its port to other object-oriented languages, such as C++, C#, Python, Perl, and Eiffel, is common and usually quite similar.
This chapter covers SAX2 exclusively. In 2004, all major parsers that support SAX support SAX2. The major change from SAX1 to SAX2 was the addition of namespace support. This addition necessitated changing the names and signatures of almost every method and class in SAX. The old SAX1 methods and classes are still available, but they're now deprecated and shouldn't be used.SAX 2.0.2 is a minor update to SAX2 that add a few extra optional classes, features, and properties without really affecting the core API. They were carefully designed to be backward compatible with SAX 2.0 and 2.0.1. Some, but not all, current parsers support SAX 2.0.2. When something in this chapter is only available in SAX 2.0.2, it will be clearly noted.
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Exegesis_02 - Bits and Pieces
Damian Conway <damian@conway.org>
Maintainer: Larry Wall <larry@wall.org> Date: 15 May 2001 Last Modified: 29 May 2006 Number: 2.]
exegesis: n. an interpretation and explanation of a text, esp. Holy Writ
This is the first of a series of articles paralleling Larry's "Apocalypse" encyclicals (it's numbered 2 to keep it in sync with those Revelations). These articles will take each unveiled piece of the design for Perl 6 and demonstrate the new syntax and semantics in an annotated program.
So, without further ado, let's write some Perl 6:
# bintree - binary tree demo program # adapted from "Perl Cookbook", Recipe 11.15 use strict; use warnings;
[Update: These are now the default.]
my ($root, $n); while ($n++ < 20) { insert($root, int rand 1000) } my int ($pre, $in, $post) is constant = (0..2);
[Update: Now "
is readonly". or use the "
constant" declarator.]
print "Pre order: "; show($root,$pre); print "\n"; print "In order: "; show($root,$in); print "\n"; print "Post order: "; show($root,$post); print "\n"; $*ARGS is chomped;
[Update: Filehandles now autochomp by default.]
$ARGS prompts("Search? ");
[Update: And the syntax for mixing in properties has changed to "
but".]
while (<$ARGS>) {
[Update: The
<...> syntax has been stolen by
qw// and related constant slice subscripts. These days you can say "
for @$ARGS {...}" instead.]
if (my $node = search($root, $_)) { print "Found $_ at $node: $node{VALUE}\n"; print "(again!)\n" if $node{VALUE}.Found > 1; } else { print "No $_ in tree\n";
[Update: Most of these
say instead.]
} } exit; ######################################### sub insert (HASH $tree is rw, int $val) {
[Update:
HASH is now spelled
Hash.]
unless ($tree) {
[Update: The parentheses are now optional on most conditionals.]
my %node; %node{LEFT} = undef; %node{RIGHT} = undef; %node{VALUE} = $val is Found(0);
[Update: Hash subscripts no longer autoquote. Use
%node<LEFT> for a constant subscript instead. And the property would be
$val but Found(0) now.]
$tree = %node; return; } if ($tree{VALUE} > $val) { insert($tree{LEFT}, $val) } elsif ($tree{VALUE} < $val) { insert($tree{RIGHT}, $val) } else { warn "dup insert of $val\n" } } sub show { return unless @_[0]; show(@_[0]{LEFT}, @_[1]) unless @_[1] == $post; show(@_[0]{RIGHT},@_[1]) if @_[1] == $pre; print @_[0]{VALUE}; show(@_[0]{LEFT}, @_[1]) if @_[1] == $post; show(@_[0]{RIGHT},@_[1]) unless @_[1] == $pre; } sub search (HASH $tree is rw, *@_) { return unless $tree; return search($tree{@_[0]<$tree{VALUE} && "LEFT" || "RIGHT"}, @_[0]) unless $tree{VALUE} == @_[0]; $tree{VALUE} is Found($tree{VALUE}.Found+1); return $tree; }
The program gets off to a familiar start:
use strict; use warnings; my ($root, $n); while ($n++ < 20) { insert($root, int rand 1000) }
Nothing new here. And, in fact, despite the many new features it illustrates, overall this program looks and feels a great deal like Perl 5 code.
That shouldn't really be surprising, given that Perl 6 is growing out the of suggestions of hundreds of devoted Perl 5 programmers, filtered through the mind that invented Perl 5.
As RFC 28 suggested, Perl is definitely going to stay Perl.
Variable declarations in Perl 6 can be as simple as those for
$root and
$n above, but they can also be much more sophisticated:
my int ($pre, $in, $post) is constant = (0..2);
[Update: The parens on the right side are now optional with list assignment. And the property is now "
readonly".]
Here we declare three variables that share a common type (
int) and a common property (
constant). Typed lexicals are a feature of Perl 5 too, but having names for Perl's built-in types is new.
The type specification tells the compiler that
$pre,
$in, and
$post will only ever be used to store integer values. And because
int is in lower-case, the specification also tells the compiler that it's okay to optimize the implementation of the variables, because we promise not to
bless them or ascribe any run-time properties to them. Making this promise and then breaking the rules later in the program will get you a compile-time or run-time error (depending on whether the compiler can detect the malfeasance statically).
If we had not been willing to live without the blessing of
bless-ing or the useful run-time properties of run-time properties, we would have written:
my INT ($pre, $in, $post) is constant = (0..2);
in which case we'd get three less-optimized, but fully-functional, Perl scalars.
[Update: That's
Int now.]
In this particular case, the
int/
INT distinction makes very little practical difference. However, there's a significant advantage to writing:
my int @hit_count is dim(100,366,24);
compared to:
my INT @hit_count is dim(100,366,24);
and thereby replacing nearly a million chunky scalars with svelte raw integers.
[Update: The dimensioning syntax is now "
my int @hit_count[^100;^366;^24]".]
The
is constant and
is dim bits of the above declarations are compile-time property specifications. These particular properties are standard to Perl 6, but you can also roll-your-own. The
is dim property tells Perl the (fixed!) dimensions of the array in question. The
is constant property specifies that the preceding variables cannot be assigned to, nor have their values otherwise modified, once they're initialized.
Moreover, the
constant property is a hint to the compiler that it may be able to optimize the variables right out of existence, by inlining their values directly. Of course, that's only feasible if we don't ever treat them like a real variable (e.g. take a reference to them, or bless them).
The
is keyword is optional where its absence is unambiguous, so we could have written:
my int ($pre, $in, $post) constant = (0..2);
Larry's also still mulling over a suggestion that
are be provided as a synonym for
is, so you might even be able to write the declaration as:
my int ($pre, $in, $post) are constant = (0..2);
[Update: Er, no. We don't actually encourage list declarations.]
An important feature of the
is operator that we'll make use of shortly, is that it returns its left operand. So:
$submarine is Colour('yellow')
evaluates to
$submarine, not
'yellow'.
[Update: Now the
does or
but operator instead, depending on whether it's an in-place or copied mixin.]
The three calls to
show are also exactly as they were in Perl 5:
print "Pre order: "; show($root,$pre); print "\n"; print "In order: "; show($root,$in); print "\n"; print "Post order: "; show($root,$post); print "\n";
Happily, we're going to see that a lot throughout this series of articles.
Do you ever get tired of writing:
while (<>) { # Common Perl 5 idiom chomp; ...
Wouldn't it be nice if input lines were automatically chomped? In Perl 6, they can be. We just set the
chomped property on the input handle referred to by the global variable
$*ARGS:
$*ARGS is chomped;
This causes any normal read on the handle (see Inputs that output) to automatically pre-
chomp the string it returns. Of course, like most other global punctuation variables,
$/ has been banished from Perl 6, so the trailing character sequence to be chomped is specified by the handle's own
insep (input separator) property instead.
[Update: Rather, the
newline property.]
The asterisk in
$*ARGS indicates that the variable is the one from the special global namespace. If the asterisk is omitted, it's probably still the one from the special global namespace -- unless you declared a lexical or package variable of the same name. You can pronounce
* as "standard", if that helps.
[Update: The
* is not optional unless you import
$ARGS from
GLOBAL or use "
no strict".]
By the way, it's called
$*ARGS because it lets us access the files passed as a Perl 6 program's arguments (just as the Perl 5
ARGV filehandle provides access to the program's...err...argumentv).
In the original Cookbook version of this program, the next line was:
for (print "Search? "; <>; print "Search? ") {
This highlights a common situation for which there is no satisfactory solution in Perl 5. Namely: repeatedly prompting for input and reading it into
$_, until EOF. In Perl 6, there's finally a clean way to do this -- with another property:
$ARGS prompts("Search? "); while (<$ARGS>) {
The first thing you'll notice is that reports of the diamond operator's death have been greatly exaggerated. Yes, even though the Second Apocalypse foretold its demise, Rule #2 has since been applied and the angle brackets live!
[Update: Rule #2 has been applied repeatedly since then, and
<$ARGS> is very dead. But it gave its life in a good cause.]
Of course, they're slightly different in Perl 6, in that they require a handle object inside them (normally stored in a variable), but that's already possible in Perl 5 too.
Meanwhile, what about that prompt? Well, the Perl 6 solution is to allow input handles to have an associated character string that they print out just before they attempt to read in data.
Wait a minute!, I hear you object, Input handles that do output??? Actually, you've been using handles like that for decades. In most languages, every time you do a read from standard input, the first thing the input operation does is flush the standard output buffer. That's why something like:
print "nuqneH? "; $request = <>;
pre-prints the prompt correctly, even though it doesn't end in a newline.
So input and output mechanisms are already carrying on a secret relationship. The only change here is that now you're allowed to have the input handle add a little something to the output before it flushes the buffer. That's done with the
prompts property. If an input handle has that property, its value is written to
$*OUT just before the input handle reads. So we can replace:
for (print "Search? "; <>; print "Search? ";) { # Perl 5 (or 6)
with
$ARGS prompts("Search? "); # Perl 6 while (<$ARGS>) {
Technically, that should of course be:
$ARGS is prompts("Search? ");
but that grates unbearably. Fortunately the
is is optional in contexts -- such as this one -- where it can be inferred.
[Update: Nowadays that might just be:
$*ARGS.prompt = "Search? ";
]
Note that, because the
is operation returns its
left operand (even when the
is is invisible!), we could also use the rather elegant:
while (<$ARGS prompts("Search? ")>) {
In fact, this one-line version may often be preferable, since the value of the
prompts property might be changed somewhere inside the loop and this resets it on each iteration.
The exact semantics of the prompting mechanism aren't nailed down yet, so it may also be possible to use a subroutine reference as a dynamic prompt (the handle would call the subroutine before each read and pre-print the return value).
Having requested and read in a value, the search-and-report code is almost entirely familiar:
if (my $node = search($root, $_)) { print "Found $_ at $node: $node{VALUE}\n" print "(again!)\n" if $node{VALUE}.Found > 1; } else { print "No $_ in tree\n" } }
The only lurking Perl6ism is the use of the user-defined
Found property to report repeated searches.
The call to
$node{VALUE}.Found would normally be a method call (in Perl 6
-> is spelled
.). But since
$node{VALUE} is just a regular unblessed int, there is no
Found method to call. So Perl treats the request as a property query instead and returns (an alias to) the corresponding property.
[Update: This has all been unified, so
Found would be a real method.)
In Perl 6, subroutines can -- optionally -- specify proper parameter lists (as opposed to the not-evil-just-misunderstood argument context prototypes that Perl 5 allows).
For instance the
insert subroutine, declares itself to take two parameters:
sub insert (HASH $tree is rw, int $val) {
The first parameter specifies that the first argument must be a reference to a hash and is to be assigned to the lexical variable
$tree. Defining the first parameter to be a hash reference means that any attempt to use it in some other way (e.g. trying to do an subroutine call through it, trying to pass it an explicit array reference, etc.) can be caught and punished -- at compile-time.
It's important to understand that, by default, named parameters are not like the elements of
@_. Specifically, even though each argument is passed to its corresponding parameter by reference (for efficiency), the parameter variable itself is automatically declared
constant, so any attempt to assign to it results in a compile-time error. This is intended to reduce the incidence of people accidentally people shooting themselves in the foot.
Of course, this being Perl, when we really do need to draw a bead on those metatarsals, we can. To allow assignments to a named parameter -- assignments that will propagate back to the original argument -- we need to to declare the parameter with the standard
rw (read-write) property. It then becomes an fully assignable alias for the original argument, which in this example allows us to autovivify it (see We don't need no stinking backslashes).
The
@_ argument array is still available in Perl 6, but only when we declare subroutines in the Perl 5 manner -- without a parameter list. See A good, old-fashioned show).
The second parameter of
insert is defined to take an integer value. By using the type
int instead of
INT, we're once again explicitly promising not to do bizarre things with the referent (at least, not within the body of
insert). The compiler might be able to use this information to optimize the subroutine's code in some way.
Long ago, when the Earth was new and Perl was young and clean, the type of sigil (
$,
@, or
%) that was associated with a variable described what it evaluated to. For example:
print $x; # $x evaluates to scalar print $y[1]; # $y[1] evaluates to scalar print $z{a}; # $z{a} evaluates to scalar print $yref->[1]; # $yref->[1] evaluates to scalar print $zref->{a}; # $zref->{a} evaluates to scalar print @y; # @y evaluates to list print @y[2,3]; # @y[2,3] evaluates to list print @z{'b','c'}; # @z{'b','c'} evaluates to list print @{$yref}[2,3]; # @{$yref}[2,3] evaluates to list print @{$zref}{'b','c'}; # @{zyref}{'b','c'} evaluates to list print %z; # %z evaluates to hash
Regardless of the actual type of the variable being referred to, a leading
$ on the access meant the result would be a scalar; a leading
@ meant a list; a leading
%, a hash..
Perl 6 returns us to a state of grace -- albeit a state of different grace --in which each variable type has One True Sigil, from which it never strays.
In Perl 6, a scalar always has a leading
$, an array always has a leading
@ (even when accessing its elements or slicing it), and a hash always has a leading
% (even when accessing its entries or slicing it).
In other words, the sigil no longer (sometimes) indicates the type of the resulting value. Instead, it (always) tells you exactly what kind of variable you're messing about with, regardless of what kind of messing about you're doing.
The
insert subroutine has several examples of this new syntax. The most obvious are in the autovivification of an empty subtree at the start of the subroutine:
unless ($tree) { my %node; %node{LEFT} = undef; %node{RIGHT} = undef; %node{VALUE} = $val
Even though we're accessing the
%node hash's entries, the variable retains its
% sigil and the hash access braces are simply appended to the complete variable name.
Likewise, to access the element of an array, we simply append the array-access square brackets to the variable name:
@array[1]. This is a significant departure from Perl 5 syntax. In Perl 5,
@array[1] is a one-element slice of the
@array array; in Perl 6, it's a direct single element access (no slicing involved).
This means, of course, that Perl 6 will require some revised array-slicing semantics. Larry's planning to take that opportunity to beef up Perl's slicing facilities and provide for arbitrary slicing and dicing of multidimensional arrays. But that's for a future Apocalypse.
For the time being, it's enough to know that, if you put a single scalar in the square brackets, you get a single element look-up; if you put a list in the brackets, you get a slice.
[Update: Lvalue slices now require parens around then whole left side.]
The last assignment to a
%node entry has one other little twist. The (copy of the) value being assigned is also ascribed a
Found property, initialized to the value zero:
%node{VALUE} = $val is Found(0);
Once again, that works because, when a property is set using
is, the result of the operation is the left operand (in this case
$val), not the new value of the property.
Indeed, although we glossed over it at the time, that's the only reason the:
while (<$ARGS prompts("Search? ")>) {
syntax actually worked. The expression
$ARGS prompts("Search? ") set the handle's prompt, and then returned
$ARGS, which became the operand of the diamond operator, resulting in a prompt-and-read operation through that handle.
Once the new
%node is initialized, a reference to it needs to be assigned to the variable that was passed as the first argument (if it's not clear why, see section 12.3.2 of Object Oriented Perl for a detailed explanation of this tree-manipulation technique).
In Perl 5, modifying an original argument would require an assignment to
$_[0] (i.e.
@_[0] in Perl 6), but because we declared
$tree to be
rw, we can assign directly to it and have the original argument change appropriately:
$tree = %node;
Oops, (you're probably thinking), he just fell victim to one of the Classic Blunders: In a scalar context, a hash evaluates to the ratio of used buckets to allocated buckets!
In Perl 5 maybe, but in Perl 6 that near-useless behaviour has gone the way of the powdered wigs, buggy whips, and DSL providers. Instead, when evaluated in a scalar context, a hash (or an array) returns a reference to itself. So the above line of code works correctly.
Okay, (you're now wondering), if arrays do that too, how do I get the length of an array??? The answer is that in a numeric context an array reference now evaluates to the length of the array. So the translation of the Perl 5 code:
while (@queue > 0) { # scalar eval of @queue yields length
is:
while (@queue > 0) { # scalar eval of @queue yields ref to array # ref to array in numeric context yields length
Similarly, in a boolean context, an array evaluates true if it contains any elements, so the translation of the Perl 5 code:
while (@queue) { # scalar eval of @queue yields length
is:
while (@queue) { # boolean eval of @queue yields true if not empty
Cunning, huh?
%node{VALUE}, but I say
$tree{VALUE}
When we were loading up the new node, we wrote
%node{VALUE} to access its
'VALUE' entry. Now that
$tree holds a reference to
%node, we need some way of accessing the same entry.
In Perl 5 that would be:
$tree->{VALUE} # Perl 5 entry access through hash ref in $tree
And since
-> is spelled
. in Perl 6, that becomes:
$tree.{VALUE} # Perl 6 entry access through hash ref in $tree
However, since the direct hash access syntax now uses a completely different sigil --
%node{VALUE} -- the
. isn't needed for disambiguation there and hence can be made optional:
$tree{VALUE} # Perl 6 entry access through hash ref in $tree
And that's the usual way accesses to hash references will be written:
if ($tree{VALUE} > $val) { insert($tree{LEFT}, $val) } elsif ($tree{VALUE} < $val) { insert($tree{RIGHT}, $val) } else { warn "dup insert of $val\n" } }
This is actually far less confusing than it might at first seem. For example, back in Haven't we met before? (part 1), did you notice that:
if (my $node = search($root, $_)) { print "Found $_ at $node: $node{VALUE}\n"
already used this new syntax?
In Perl 5 that would have been a (very common) error -- the second line would print an entry of
%node, when we actually wanted an entry of
%{$node}. But in Perl 6, it just Does What We Mean.
And, of course, access through other kinds of references will also allow the
. to be omitted:
$arr_ref[$index] and
$sub_ref(@args).}
The
show subroutine illustrates the optional nature of parameter lists. Here we omit the parameter specifications entirely, and get the good old familiar "take-any-number-of-arguments-and-stick-them-all-in-
@_" semantics.
Indeed, apart from its DWIM-ier array access syntax, the
show subroutine is vanilla Perl 5:
sub show { return unless @_[0]; show(@_[0]{LEFT}, @_[1]) unless @_[1] == $post; show(@_[0]{RIGHT},@_[1]) if @_[1] == $pre; print @_[0]{VALUE}; show(@_[0]{LEFT}, @_[1]) if @_[1] == $post; show(@_[0]{RIGHT},@_[1]) unless @_[1] == $pre; }
And that, we believe, will be the normal experience when moving from 5 to 6: Perl will still be Perl...only slightly more so.
[Update: Well, it has to be a little more so now that curlies don't autoquote.]
Of course, the
show subroutine is moderately funky Perl anyway, so if symmetrically guarded repetitions of the left- and right- subtree traversals aren't your maintenance dream, this would also be the ideal place to use Perl's new case statement.
But that won't be unveiled until Apocalypse 4, so if you could just look at this little red light....<FLASH>...Thank-you.
The parameter list of the
search subroutine is interesting because it's a hybrid of the old and new Perl semantics:
sub search (HASH $tree is rw, *@_) {
Both parameter's are explicitly declared, but the second declaration (
*@_) causes the remaining parameters to be collected in
@_. There's nothing magical about
@_ there: if the second declaration had been
*@others, the rest of the arguments would have turned up in
@others.
The asterisk in the second parameter tells Perl 6 that the corresponding argument position is a plain ol' list context, so that any arguments there (or thereafter) should be treated as a single list and assigned to the corresponding parameter variable. It's the equivalent of the Perl 5
@ prototype.
In contrast, a parameter declaration of
@param, is the equivalent of Perl 5's
\@ prototype -- and explicitly requires an array variable as the corresponding argument.
Notice that, because we started collecting arguments in
@_ from the second parameter, the value we're looking for (i.e. the second argument) is referred to as
@_[0], not
@_[1]:
return search($tree{@_[0]<$tree{VALUE} && "LEFT" || "RIGHT"}, @_[0]) unless $tree{VALUE} == @_[0];
The second last line of
search is where all the Perl 6 action is. Having worked out that we're already at the desired node, we're going to return it. But we also need to increment its
Found property, which we do like so:
$tree{VALUE} is Found($tree{VALUE}.Found+1);
This highlights two of the three ways of accessing a property: the read-write
. syntax, and the write-only
is operator.
If a property is accessed as if it were a method, its value can be set by passing the new value as an argument. Whether such a value is passed or not, the result of the operation is an alias (i.e. an lvalue) for the property itself. So we could also increment the values's
Found property like this:
$tree{VALUE}.Found($tree{VALUE}.Found+1);
or, like this:
$tree{VALUE}.Found++;
The
is syntax, on the other hand, can only set a property, because the
is operation returns its left operand (the referent that owns the property), not the value of property itself. This is often highly useful, however, for last-minute property setting in a
return statement:
return $result is Verified;
Another very common usage is expected to be in returning zero-but-true and non-zero-but-false values:
sub my_system ($shell_command) { ... return $error is false if $error; return 0 is true; }
The third way of accessing a property is via the
prop meta-property, which returns a reference to a hash containing all the properties of a referent:
$tree{VALUE}.prop{Found}++;
You can also use this feature to list all the properties that a referent has been ascribed:
for (keys %{$tree.prop}) { print "$_: $tree{VALUE}.prop{$key}\n"; }
By the way, in Apocalypse 2, Larry waggishly referred to the
prop meta-property as
btw, but with the help of modern therapeutic techniques, he's now gotten over the idea.
[Update: Got over the
prop idea as well. Properties really are just methods now.]
This article has illustrated several important new features that Perl 6 will provide. But don't let all that newness scare you. Perl has always offered the ability to code at your own level and in the style that suits you best. That's not going to change, even if the style that suits you best is Perl 5.
Almost every new feature covered here will be optional, and if you choose not to use them, you can still write the same program in a manner that is very close to Perl 5. Like so:
use strict; use warnings; my ($root, $n); while ($n++ < 20) { insert($root, int rand 1000) } my ($pre, $in, $post) = (0..2); print "Pre order: "; show($root,$pre); print " \n"; print "In order: "; show($root,$in); print " \n"; print "Post order: "; show($root,$post); print " \n"; for (print "Search? "; <$ARGS>; print "Search? ") { chomp; if (my $node = search($root, $_)) { print "Found $_ at $node: $node{VALUE}\n"; print "(again!)\n" if $node{FOUND} > 1; } else { print "No $_ in tree\n"; } } exit; ######################################### sub insert { unless (@_[0]) { @_[0] = { LEFT => undef, RIGHT => undef, VALUE => @_[1], FOUND => 0, }; return; } if (@_[0]{VALUE} > @_[1]) { insert(@_[0]{LEFT}, @_[1]) } elsif (@_[0]{VALUE} < @_[1]) { insert(@_[0]{RIGHT}, @_[1]) } else { warn "dup insert of @_[1]\n" } } sub show { return unless @_[0]; show(@_[0]{LEFT}, @_[1]) unless @_[1] == $post; show(@_[0]{RIGHT},@_[1]) if @_[1] == $pre; print @_[0]{VALUE}; show(@_[0]{LEFT}, @_[1]) if @_[1] == $post; show(@_[0]{RIGHT},@_[1]) unless @_[1] == $pre; } sub search { return unless @_[0]; return search(@_[0]{@_[1]<@_[0]{VALUE} && "LEFT" || "RIGHT"}, @_[1]) unless @_[0]{VALUE} == @_[1]; @_[0]{FOUND}++; return @_[0]; }
In fact, that's only 40 characters (out of 1779) from being pure Perl 5. And almost all of those differences are
@'s instead of
$'s at the start of array element look-ups.
98% backwards compatibility even without an automatic p52p6 translator...pretty slick!
[Update: Well, it's not quite that backward compatible anymore.]
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The next step is to copy the data into the cloud—specifically, to your SQL Azure TechBio database. The syntax for copying into a database is very similar to the syntax for copying data out. You use the in keyword and specify the server name and credentials for your SQL Azure database, as shown in Figure 18.
After you type in the
command, press Enter to execute the bcp utility. Only one row is copied
over, and then an error is generated, stating that an unexpected
end-of-file (EOF) was encountered. This error isn't specific to SQL
Azure; the bcp utility has issues with columns of the uniqueidentifier data type. You can find posts and blogs all over the Internet about this problem.
The solution is to execute the following T-SQL against the Users table in your SQL Azure database:
alter table usersdrop column rowguid
The cool thing is that you don't need to re-export the data. You can re-execute the bcp import command. Do that, as shown in Figure 19, and all 105 rows are imported. Then, use the same syntax to import the Docs and UserDocs data.
Don't forget to put the rowguid column back on the Users table. You can do this by using the same syntax as before:
ALTER TABLE UsersADD rowguid uniqeidentifier
Next, let's make this a
little simpler and put the export and import together, so you aren't
running the statements one at a time.
You can put the export and
import processes together into a single file to make them easier to use.
To do so, open Notepad, and type in the following, replacing the
italicized information with the appropriate information for your
environment:
bcp Techbio.dbo.Users out c:\scott\user.dat -S Scott-PC -U sa -P Password -n -qbcp Techbio.dbo.Docs out c:\scott\docs.dat -S Scott-PC -U sa -P Password -n -qbcp Techbio.dbo.UserDocs out c:\scott\userdoc.dat -S Scott-PC -U sa -P Password -n -qbcp Techbio.dbo.Users in c:\scott\user.dat -S servername.database.windows.net-U SQLScott@ servername -P #ackThis -n -qbcp Techbio.dbo.docs in c:\scott\docs.dat -S servername.database.windows.net-U SQLScott@ servername -P #ackThis -n -qbcp Techbio.dbo.userdocs in c:\scott\userdoc.dat -S servername.database.windows.net-U SQLScott@ servername -P #ackThis -n -qSave the file as AzureBCP.cmd, and navigate to its location. Double-click the file to execute it. A command window appears, showing the results of the bcp commands that export and import the data.
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Closed 5 years ago
Last modified 4 years ago
#11600 closed task (fixed)
Remove Python 2.5 compatibility — at Version 4
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If the changes proposed in #11581 are committed, we will start enforcing the Python 2.6 requirement on the trunk. Therefore the
from __future__ import with_statement lines can be removed from the codebase.
See
Change History (4).
comment:3 by , 5 years ago
Okay, I'll go ahead and make that change as well.
There's also a comment in pygments, which implies the import might be handled differently in Python 2.5 and later.
I don't seem to be receiving email notifications for this ticket.
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I've seen the screenshot and screencast on the site, and it seems to be great
for a so young program, here the features :
* Play your favorite music
* Manage your music library
* Manage your ipod
*
Another version, 0.2-1 is out. This fixes some problem, and add web radio
support. This the changes :
* add some verification while parse tag file
* add verification if album cover exist in song directory
* correct some problem when write tag on the file
* Change mutagen version with lastest found on quodlibet website
* Add flac support (thank quolibet&mutagen developper)
* Correct problem with gnome key binding
* Correct tracknumber sort column
* Remove splashscreen if no module image (not really essential)
* add es.po translation (thx to mariodebian)
* add it.po translation (thx to Claudio Riva )
* add correction in fr.po (thx to Ersplus)
* Missing translate in osd.py
* Add a simple cache for wikipedia
* Add clean entry in Makefile
* Change some text error
* Add all wikipedia lang with over 100,000 articles
* Add parse directory to follow link
* First implemantion of web radio (only m3u playlist work or stream url)
Created an attachment (id=79118) [edit]
listen-0.2.1.ebuild
Here's a "quick done" ebuild for listen.
Current problems are:
- ipod support will not work until a ebuild for python-gpod is created
- listen doesn't seem to like all my flac files :(
Created an attachment (id=79119) [edit]
listen-0.2.1.ebuild
typo correction
I've searched a little for the iPod support and discovered that 'python-gpod'
isn't a package: it's part of libgpod (in portage). The problem is that the
ebuild doesn't build and install the python bindings for libgpod.
A solution would be to rework libgpod's ebuild but for the moment i can't
figure out how to do that...
There probably is still anything incorrect in the build:
I get following output after having emerged the ebuild and its dependencies -
listen itself is not starting:
saillord@swordfish ~ $ listenI
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/bin/listen", line 50, in ?
from player import *
File "/usr/lib/listen/player.py", line 34, in ?
from view_playlist_current import *
File "/usr/lib/listen/view_playlist_current.py", line 29, in ?
from db_manager import DBManager
File "/usr/lib/listen/db_manager.py", line 27, in ?
from song import *
File "/usr/lib/listen/song.py", line 23, in ?
import ogg.vorbis
ImportError: No module named vorbis
(In reply to comment #5)
maybe you miss python bindings for ogg:
* dev-python/pyogg
Available versions: !1.1 1.3 1.3-r1
Installed: 1.3-r1
Description: Python bindings for the ogg library
if so, just tell me and i'll add it to $DEPEND
does listen really depend on dev-python/gnome-python-extras only when ipod use
flag is set? I guess it's a must have dependency as well as the following
two...
dev-python/pyvorbis
dev-python/imaging
Created an attachment (id=79279) [edit]
listen-0.2.1-r1.ebuild
(In reply to comment #7)
You're right, dev-python/gnome-python-extras is a must have dependency.
You're right again about pyvorbis but since it depends on pyogg i've replaced
pyogg by pyvorbis in the ebuild, it should cover both dependencies.
I'm not sure about dev-python/imaging because it isn't installed on my system
and it doesn't seem to matter...
The site is closed :
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Temporarily close
Listen doesn't respect some copyright,
the project is temporarily stopped, the time to do what is necessary
and giving the appropriate credits to the people concerned,
like the creators of Quodlibet/Mutagen who without those listen would be
nothing
All my excuses to Joe Wreschnig
Sorry for disagree
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
You can also read the open letter from Joe the developer of "Quod libet" :
nother version, 0.3 is out.
This the changes :
New release 0.3 08/02/2006
* Add Audioscrobbler support
* Change license to GPLv2 only
* Many UI change
* New preference dialog
* Many bug fix
* Some volume effect on startup and stop
* Crossfade support
Another version, 0.3.1 is out.
New release 0.3.1
06/03/2006
Some bug fix
Hide and encrypt audioscrobbler password
Add option to clear playlist when add a new song
hacke to py bindings in libgpod #127276
Created an attachment (id=83149) [edit]
Ebuild for the last version
New ebuild
(From update of attachment 83149 [edit])
># Distributed under the terms of the GNU General Public License v2
># $Header: /media-sound/listen/listen-0.3.1.ebuild 2006/03/26 $
>
>inherit eutils
>
>MYPV=0.3.1
>
>
>RDEPEND=">=dev-lang/python-2.3
> >=dev-python/pygtk-2.0
> >=media-libs/gstreamer-0.8
> >=dev-python/gst-python-0.8.2
> dev-python/pyvorbis
> dev-python/pymad
> dev-python/pysqlite
> dev-python/gnome-python-extras
> ipod? ( >=media-libs/libgpod-0.3 )"
>
>DEPEND="${RDEPEND}
> >=x11-libs/gtk+-2.8
> >=sys-apps/dbus-0.50"
>
>S=${WORKDIR}/${PN}-${MYPV}
>
>pkg_setup() {
> if use ipod; then
> ewarn "In order to use your iPod with Listen, you need to have"
> ewarn "the python bindings for libgpod. They are part of libgpod"
> ewarn "but aren't installed by the current ebuild"
> fi
>
> if ! built_with_use sys-apps/dbus python ; then
> echo
> eerror "In order to install Listen, you need to have sys-apps/dbus"
> eerror "with 'python' in your USE flags. Please add that flag,"
> eerror "re-emerge dbus, and then emerge listen."
> die "sys-apps/dbus is missing the python binding."
> fi
>
>}
>
>src_unpack() {
> unpack ${A}
> cd ${S}
>}
>
>src_compile() {
> make || die "compile failure"
>}
>
>src_install() {
> make}
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listen-0.4.2.ebuild
Version bump to 0.4.2
changes in ebuild:
-upgrade dep to >=dev-python/gst-python-0.10
-new dep: dev-python/ctypes for mp4 & m4a support
-correct needed versions of pysqlite and pygtk
-ebuild clean-up
There's still a bug in the ebuild: emerge it with FEATURES="-sandbox" else it
will fail (on a sandbox violation of course). I couldn't figure out what was
going on so if somebody knows how to fix this issue, please update the ebuild.
I have some problem with this ebuild.
Listen 0.4.2 Complains in this mode, at startup:
File "/usr/bin/listen", line 144, in __init__ self.run() File
"/usr/bin/listen", line 265, in run self.player = Player(self.osd) File
"/usr/lib/listen/player.py", line 54, in __init__ self.gst_player =
GstPlayer(self) File "/usr/lib/listen/gstplayer.py", line 60, in __init__ try:
self.vis = gst.element_factory_make(config.get("player","vis"))
PluginNotFoundError: goom
(In reply to comment #16)
You seem to miss some gstreamer visualiation plugins...
try to emerge : "media-libs/gst-plugins-good"
Tell me if it solves the issue: i'll add it to the deps.
Beno
Benoît, you are right.
After emerging "media-libs/gst-plugins-good" everything works fine.
You should add this packaeg to DEPEND flag.
Gian Luca
New strange things happen.
When I launch listen form the command line, I see a lot of errors.
It seems that gstreamer 0.10 in his base configuration misses a lot of plugins
needed by "listen" itself.
I added this packages those correct this behaviour:
gst-plugins-base
gst-plugins-gconf
gst-plugins-xvideo
Now, when I try to add a file or a folder, nothing happens. At command line I
obtain a message such as "$folder nothing to add".
The $folder is filled with Mp3... Am I missing some other plugins?
Gian Luca
(In reply to comment #19)
here'a list of the installed plugins on my sytem:
$ eix -I gst-plugins --compact
[I] media-libs/gst-plugins (0.8.12): Basepack of plugins for gstreamer
[I] media-libs/gst-plugins-base (0.10.4-r1): Basepack of plugins for gstreamer
[I] media-libs/gst-plugins-good (0.10.2): Basepack of plugins for gstreamer
[I] media-libs/gst-plugins-ugly (0.10.2): Basepack of plugins for gstreamer
[I] media-plugins/gst-plugins-alsa (0.8.12 0.10.4): plugin for gstreamer
[I] media-plugins/gst-plugins-cdparanoia (0.8.12 0.10.4): plugin for gstreamer
[I] media-plugins/gst-plugins-esd (0.8.12 0.10.2): plugin for gstreamer
[I] media-plugins/gst-plugins-faac (0.10.1): plugin for gstreamer
[I] media-plugins/gst-plugins-faad (0.10.1): plugin for gstreamer
[I] media-plugins/gst-plugins-flac (0.8.12 0.10.2): plugin for gstreamer
[I] media-plugins/gst-plugins-gconf (0.10.2): plugin for gstreamer
[I] media-plugins/gst-plugins-gnomevfs (0.8.12 0.10.4): plugin for gstreamer
[I] media-plugins/gst-plugins-lame (0.10.1): plugin for gstreamer
[I] media-plugins/gst-plugins-mad (0.8.12 0.10.2): plugin for gstreamer
[I] media-plugins/gst-plugins-ogg (0.8.12 0.10.4): plugin for gstreamer
[I] media-plugins/gst-plugins-pango (0.8.12 0.10.4): plugin for gstreamer
[I] media-plugins/gst-plugins-vorbis (0.8.12 0.10.4): plugin for gstreamer
[I] media-plugins/gst-plugins-x (0.10.4): plugin for gstreamer
[I] media-plugins/gst-plugins-xvideo (0.10.4-r1): plugin for gstreamer
Try to install them one by one so that we can find out which ones are really
needed by "listen"
(In reply to comment #20)
Ok, Here I Am.
After emerge, unmerge I have the following list:
gst-plugins-base (Alsa and so on)
gst-plugins-cdparanoia (Support for CDParanoia)
gst-plugins-good (goom Codec needed)
gst-plugins-gconf (Used by Listen to read gstreamer configuration)
gst-plugins-mad (MP3 Support)
gst-plugin-ogg (Ogg container support)
gst-plugin-vorbis (Vorbis compression support)
gst-plugin-xvideo (Video Support)
With this package, I have Listen 0.4.2 running and reading music.
Created an attachment (id=83298) [edit]
listen-0.4.2-r1.ebuild
fix problems with gtsreamer plugins according to comments #16 to #21
I also bumped all gstreamer's deps to >=0.10 beacause since listen is ~ARCH, i
think that it makes no sense to to stay with gtreamer-0.8 (if people disagrees,
just edit your local copy of the ebuild).
All needed plugins are now enabled by USE flags.
Available flags are now: "aac flac ipod mad vorbis"
There is a problem which I had with the application (not with ebuild).
Do you have the same problems?
I proposed a patch to the listen bugzilla.
See
for informations and stay tuned ;)
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listen-0.4.2-r2.ebuild (sandbox fix)
Corrects the sandbox issues referenced in comment #15
Quodlibet had the same issue, so I just copied the relevant part of its fix to
correct the issue. Works for me anyway.
I just tried 0.4.2-r2 and it seems to be working beautifully. I ended up
compiling the source first before I went searching for the ebuild, so I had
emerged all of the dependencies previously. Thanks for putting this together,
I hope it makes it into portage soon.
Here are the errors I get when I run it, though they don't *seem* to be doing
any harm.
/usr/local/lib64/listen/main_window.py:105: GtkWarning: gtk_window_resize:
assertion `width > 0' failed
try:
self.resize(int(config.get("window","width")),int(config.get("window","height")))
Introspect error: The name org.freedesktop.Notifications was not provided by
any .service files
Gstplayer error: Resource not found. gstplaybasebin.c(1361): setup_source ():
/playbin0
This error occurs when emerging the latest ebuild. This is after getting past
the Sandbox errors others were having:
ebuild.sh, line 1557: Called dyn_compile
ebuild.sh, line 966: Called src_compile
Anyone else see this?.
Running python-updater fixes this error.
> This error occurs when emerging the latest ebuild. This is after getting past
> the Sandbox errors others were having:
> ebuild.sh, line 1557: Called dyn_compile
> ebuild.sh, line 966: Called src_compile
(In reply to comment #27)
>.
>
Did you try unchecking the "minimize to system tray" and "close to system tray"
options in the preferences, especially if you aren't running Gnome?
io think that now it can be submitted to portage :)
now in portage, please test
if any problem reopen this bug
(In reply to comment #31)
> now in portage, please test
> if any problem reopen this bug
>
I performed a test and it seems to work ok, except it cannot detect my ipod.
GTKPOD works fine, and I know kde wants to mount it through dbus/hald and does
so sucessfully. Here is the error returned by listen when the ipod is mounted:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/lib/listen/hal.py", line 80, in __volume_mounted_cb
device_dbus_obj = self.bus.get_object("org.freedesktop.Hal" ,device_udi)
File "//usr/lib/python2.4/site-packages/dbus/_dbus.py", line 145, in
get_object
return self.ProxyObjectClass(self, named_service, object_path)
File "//usr/lib/python2.4/site-packages/dbus/proxies.py", line 143, in
__init__
(result, self._pending_introspect) = self._Introspect()
File "//usr/lib/python2.4/site-packages/dbus/proxies.py", line 155, in
_Introspect
message = dbus_bindings.MethodCall(self._object_path,
'org.freedesktop.DBus.Introspectable', 'Introspect')
File "dbus_bindings.pyx", line 1630, in dbus_bindings.MethodCall.__init__
File "dbus_bindings.pyx", line 1443, in dbus_bindings.Message.__init__
TypeError: expected string or Unicode object, NoneType found
Additionally, CD buring is dependent on serpentine.
serpentine added to "cdr" USE flag.
about your iPod problem i cannot reproduce it, it works here with my iPod using
udev 087 and hal 0.5.5.5.1-r3
(In reply to comment #33)
> serpentine added to "cdr" USE flag.
>
> about your iPod problem i cannot reproduce it, it works here with my iPod using
> udev 087 and hal 0.5.5.5.1-r3
>
Thanks on the serpentine dependency. I found out my problem with the ipod. I
needed to recompile gnome-vfs with the hal USE flag.
0.5 beta1 is out. any chanches to have an ebuild?
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This tutorial depends on step-7, step-37.
This program was contributed by Bruno Turcksin and Daniel Arndt, Oak Ridge National Laboratory.
This example shows how to implement a matrix-free method on the GPU using CUDA for the Helmholtz equation with variable coefficients on a hypercube. The linear system will be solved using the conjugate gradient method and is parallelized with MPI.
In the last few years, heterogeneous computing in general and GPUs in particular have gained a lot of popularity. This is because GPUs offer better computing capabilities and memory bandwidth than CPUs for a given power budget. Among the architectures available in early 2019, GPUs are about 2x-3x as power efficient than server CPUs with wide SIMD for PDE-related tasks. GPUs are also the most popular architecture for machine learning. On the other hand, GPUs are not easy to program. This program explores the deal.II capabilities to see how efficiently such a program can be implemented.
While we have tried for the interface of the matrix-free classes for the CPU and the GPU to be as close as possible, there are a few differences. When using the matrix-free framework on a GPU, one must write some CUDA code. However, the amount is fairly small and the use of CUDA is limited to a few keywords.
In this example, we consider the Helmholtz problem
\begin{eqnarray*} - \nabla \cdot \nabla u + a(\mathbf x) u &=&1,\\ u &=& 0 \quad \text{on } \partial \Omega \end{eqnarray*}
where \(a(\mathbf x)\) is a variable coefficient.
We choose as domain \(\Omega=[0,1]^3\) and \(a(\mathbf x)=\frac{10}{0.05 + 2\|\mathbf x\|^2}\). Since the coefficient is symmetric around the origin but the domain is not, we will end up with a non-symmetric solution.
If you've made it this far into the tutorial, you will know how the weak formulation of this problem looks like and how, in principle, one assembles linear systems for it. Of course, in this program we will in fact not actually form the matrix, but rather only represent its action when one multiplies with it.
GPUs (we will use the term "device" from now on to refer to the GPU) have their own memory that is separate from the memory accessible to the CPU (we will use the term "host" from now on). A normal calculation on the device can be divided in three separate steps:
The data movements can either be done explicitly by the user code or done automatically using UVM (Unified Virtual Memory). In deal.II, only the first method is supported. While it means an extra burden for the user, this allows for better control of data movement and more importantly it avoids to mistakenly run important kernels on the host instead of the device.
The data movement in deal.II is done using LinearAlgebra::ReadWriteVector. These vectors can be seen as buffers on the host that are used to either store data received from the device or to send data to the device. There are two types of vectors that can be used on the device:
If no memory space is specified, the default is MemorySpace::Host.
Next, we show how to move data to/from the device using LinearAlgebra::CUDAWrappers::Vector:
Both of the vector classes used here only work on a single machine, i.e., one memory space on a host and one on a device.
But there are cases where one wants to run a parallel computation between multiple MPI processes on a number of machines, each of which is equipped with GPUs. In that case, one wants to use
LinearAlgebra::distributed::Vector<Number,MemorySpace::CUDA>, which is similar but the
import() stage may involve MPI communication:
The
relevant_rw_vector is an object that stores a subset of all elements of the vector. Typically, these are the locally relevant DoFs, which implies that they overlap between different MPI processes. Consequently, the elements stored in that vector on one machine may not coincide with the ones stored by the GPU on that machine, requiring MPI communication to import them.
In all of these cases, while importing a vector, values can either be inserted (using VectorOperation::insert) or added to prior content of the vector (using VectorOperation::add).
The code necessary to evaluate the matrix-free operator on the device is very similar to the one on the host. However, there are a few differences, the main ones being that the
local_apply() function in step-37 and the loop over quadrature points both need to be encapsulated in their own functors.
First include the necessary files from the deal.II libary known from the previous tutorials.
The following ones include the data structures for the implementation of matrix-free methods on GPU:
As usual, we enclose everything into a namespace of its own:
VaryingCoefficientFunctor
Next, we define a class that implements the varying coefficients we want to use in the Helmholtz operator. Later, we want to pass an object of this type to a CUDAWrappers::MatrixFree object that expects the class to have an
operator() that fills the values provided in the constructor for a given cell. This operator needs to run on the device, so it needs to be marked as
__device__ for the compiler.
Since CUDAWrappers::MatrixFree::Data doesn't know about the size of its arrays, we need to store the number of quadrature points and the numbers of degrees of freedom in this class to do necessary index conversions.
The following function implements this coefficient. Recall from the introduction that we have defined it as \(a(\mathbf x)=\frac{10}{0.05 + 2\|\mathbf x\|^2}\)
HelmholtzOperatorQuad
The class
HelmholtzOperatorQuad implements the evaluation of the Helmholtz operator at each quadrature point. It uses a similar mechanism as the MatrixFree framework introduced in step-37. As before, the functions of this class need to run on the device, so need to be marked as
__device__ for the compiler.
The Helmholtz problem we want to solve here reads in weak form as follows:
\begin{eqnarray*} (\nabla v, \nabla u)+ (v, a(\mathbf x) u) &=&(v,1) \quad \forall v. \end{eqnarray*}
If you have seen step-37, then it will be obvious that the two terms on the left-hand side correspond to the two function calls here:
LocalHelmholtzOperator
Finally, we need to define a class that implements the whole operator evaluation that corresponds to a matrix-vector product in matrix-based approaches.
Again, the CUDAWrappers::MatrixFree object doesn't know about the number of degrees of freedom and the number of quadrature points so we need to store these for index calculations in the call operator.
This is the call operator that performs the Helmholtz operator evaluation on a given cell similar to the MatrixFree framework on the CPU. In particular, we need access to both values and gradients of the source vector and we write value and gradient information to the destination vector.
HelmholtzOperator
The
HelmholtzOperator class acts as wrapper for
LocalHelmholtzOperator defining an interface that can be used with linear solvers like SolverCG. In particular, like every class that implements the interface of a linear operator, it needs to have a
vmult() function that performs the action of the linear operator on a source vector.
The following is the implementation of the constructor of this class. In the first part, we initialize the
mf_data member variable that is going to provide us with the necessary information when evaluating the operator.
In the second half, we need to store the value of the coefficient for each quadrature point in every active, locally owned cell. We can ask the parallel triangulation for the number of active, locally owned cells but only have a DoFHandler object at hand. Since DoFHandler::get_triangulation() returns a Triangulation object, not a parallel::Triangulation object, we have to downcast the return value. This is safe to do here because we know that the triangulation is a parallel:distributed::Triangulation object in fact.
The key step then is to use all of the previous classes to loop over all cells to perform the matrix-vector product. We implement this in the next function.
When applying the Helmholtz operator, we have to be careful to handle boundary conditions correctly. Since the local operator doesn't know about constraints, we have to copy the correct values from the source to the destination vector afterwards.
HelmholtzProblem
This is the main class of this program. It defines the usual framework we use for tutorial programs. The only point worth commenting on is the
solve() function and the choice of vector types.
Since all the operations in the
solve() function are executed on the graphics card, it is necessary for the vectors used to store their values on the GPU as well. LinearAlgebra::distributed::Vector can be told which memory space to use. There is also LinearAlgebra::CUDAWrappers::Vector that always uses GPU memory storage but doesn't work with MPI. It might be worth noticing that the communication between different MPI processes can be improved if the MPI implementation is CUDA-aware and the configure flag
DEAL_II_MPI_WITH_CUDA_SUPPORT is enabled. (The value of this flag needs to be set at the time you call
cmake when installing deal.II.)
In addition, we also keep a solution vector with CPU storage such that we can view and display the solution as usual.
The implementation of all the remaining functions of this class apart from
Helmholtzproblem::solve() doesn't contain anything new and we won't further comment much on the overall approach.
Unlike programs such as step-4 or step-6, we will not have to assemble the whole linear system but only the right hand side vector. This looks in essence like we did in step-4, for example, but we have to pay attention to using the right constraints object when copying local contributions into the global vector. In particular, we need to make sure the entries that correspond to boundary nodes are properly zeroed out. This is necessary for CG to converge. (Another solution would be to modify the
vmult() function above in such a way that we pretend the source vector has zero entries by just not taking them into account in matrix-vector products. But the approach used here is simpler.)
At the end of the function, we can't directly copy the values from the host to the device but need to use an intermediate object of type LinearAlgebra::ReadWriteVector to construct the correct communication pattern necessary.
This solve() function finally contains the calls to the new classes previously dicussed. Here we don't use any preconditioner, i.e. precondition by the identity matrix, to focus just on the peculiarities of the CUDAWrappers::MatrixFree framework. Of course, in a real application the choice of a suitable preconditioner is crucial but we have at least the same restrictions as in step-37 since matrix entries are computed on the fly and not stored.
After solving the linear system in the first part of the function, we copy the solution from the device to the host to be able to view its values and display it in
output_results(). This transfer works the same as at the end of the previous function.
The output results function is as usual since we have already copied the values back from the GPU to the CPU.
While we're already doing something with the function, we might as well compute the \(L_2\) norm of the solution. We do this by calling VectorTools::integrate_difference(). That function is meant to compute the error by evaluating the difference between the numerical solution (given by a vector of values for the degrees of freedom) and an object representing the exact solution. But we can easily compute the \(L_2\) norm of the solution by passing in a zero function instead. That is, instead of evaluating the error \(\|u_h-u\|_{L_2(\Omega)}\), we are just evaluating \(\|u_h-0\|_{L_2(\Omega)}=\|u_h\|_{L_2(\Omega)}\) instead.
There is nothing surprising in the
run() function either. We simply compute the solution on a series of (globally) refined meshes.
main()function
Finally for the
main() function. By default, all the MPI ranks will try to access the device with number 0, which we assume to be the GPU device associated with the CPU on which a particular MPI rank runs. This works, but if we are running with MPI support it may be that multiple MPI processes are running on the same machine (for example, one per CPU core) and then they would all want to access the same GPU on that machine. If there is only one GPU in the machine, there is nothing we can do about it: All MPI ranks on that machine need to share it. But if there are more than one GPU, then it is better to address different graphic cards for different processes. The choice below is based on the MPI proccess id by assigning GPUs round robin to GPU ranks. (To work correctly, this scheme assumes that the MPI ranks on one machine are consecutive. If that were not the case, then the rank-GPU association may just not be optimal.) To make this work, MPI needs to be initialized before using this function.
Since the main purpose of this tutorial is to demonstrate how to use the CUDAWrappers::MatrixFree interface, not to compute anything useful in itself, we just show the expected output here:
One can make two observations here: First, the norm of the numerical solution converges, presumably to the norm of the exact (but unknown) solution. And second, the number of iterations roughly doubles with each refinement of the mesh. (This is in keeping with the expectation that the number of CG iterations grows with the square root of the condition number of the matrix; and that we know that the condition number of the matrix of a second-order differential operation grows like \({\cal O}(h^{-2})\).) This is of course rather inefficient, as an optimal solver would have a number of iterations that is independent of the size of the problem. But having such a solver would require using a better preconditioner than the identity matrix we have used here.
Currently, this program uses no preconditioner at all. This is mainly since constructing an efficient matrix-free preconditioner is non-trivial. However, simple choices just requiring the diagonal of the corresponding matrix are good candidates and these can be computed in a matrix-free way as well. Alternatively, and maybe even better, one could extend the tutorial to use multigrid with Chebyshev smoothers similar to step-37.
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Let us talk about one of the AngularJS’s most useful feature which helps in making awesome single page applications in JavaScript – The Controller.
This tutorial is part of series of tutorials on AngularJS where we shall touch different aspects of Angular and its features. In our last tutorial we saw Introduction of AngularJS and also created a Hello World example using Angular.
Controllers are nothing but plain JavaScript functions which are bound to a particular scope. Don’t worry if this sounds gibberish. Shortly this all will make sense once we create a small Hello World using controller. Controllers are used to add logic to your view. Views are HTML pages. These pages simply shows the data that we bind to them using two-way data binding in Angular (Note: Two-way data binding is explained in previous tutorial). Basically it is Controllers responsibility to glue the Model (data) with the View.
1. What are Scopes?
Before we get into Controllers let us understand Scopes..
Let us see a small Hello World application to understand $scope.
<!DOCTYPE html> <html ng-app> <head> <title>Hello World, AngularJS - ViralPatel.net</title> <script type="text/javascript" src=""></script> </head> <body> <div ng- Email:<input type="text" ng- <button ng-Add</button> <h2>Contacts</h2> <ul> <li ng- {{ contact }} </li> </ul> </div> <script type="text/javascript"> function ContactController($scope) { $scope.contacts = ["[email protected]", "[email protected]"]; $scope.add = function() { $scope.contacts.push($scope.newcontact); $scope.newcontact = ""; } } </script> </body> </html>
1.1. Online Demo
Play on JSFiddle –
In above demo, just write something in the textbox and press Add button. This will add whatever you type in textbox in an array. The content of array is displayed below in a list.
First thing you should note in demo is the attribute ng-controller.
1.2. ng-controller
This attribute defines a Controller to be bound with the view. In this case we defined a controller called ContactController in DIV using ng-controller attribute. Thus whatever we put inside that DIV, the ContactController will have its influence on it.
ContactController is nothing but a plain vanilla JavaScript function. In the demo we defined it as function. Also see the definition of ContactController function. There is an object $scope which we pass as an argument. This object is used to bind the controller with view. When AngularJS initialize this controller, it automatically creates and injects the $scope object to this function using dependency injection (More on dependency injection in coming tutorials). For now just note that the $scope object is created by Angular and injected in this controller function.
1.3. ng-repeat
Notice how we displayed a list of
contacts using an attribute
ng-repeat.
<li ng-{{ contact }}</li>
ngRepeat is one of the most used AngularJS attribute. It iterate through an array and bind the view with each element. So in our example it creates <li> tag for each item within contacts array. ngRepeat takes expression as argument. In our case “contact in contacts” where
contact is user defined variable and
contacts is an array within $scope.
In our final demo in this tutorial, we will use
ng-repeat to iterate through an array of objects and paint each property in a table.
2. Initial state of a scope object
Typically, when you create an application you need to set up an initial state for an Angular scope. In our case we need initial state to be list of contacts.
On $scope object, we defined an array called contacts:
$scope.contacts = ["[email protected]", "[email protected]"]
When Angular initialize this function (ContactController), it automatically creates this array and binds it in
$scope object. Then in our view we display the array using ng-repeat attribute.
Thus,
$scope provides us with a way to pass/retrieve objects from Controller to View and vice-versa.
2.1. ng-click
It is also possible to define functions on
$scope and use the same in View. In our demo, we created a function add() on $scope and use it on Add button click:
$scope.add = function() { ... }
The function
add() is bound to Add button using an attribute
ng-click. ng-click binds the click event on the button or link or any clickable element with the function that is defined within $scope. So in this case, whenever Add button is clicked, the add() method on $scope will be called.
In add() method we add (or push) a string in
contacts array. This is the string that user types in textbox. Note that we bind textbox using
ng-model attribute.
<input type="text" ng-
This textbox’s value we got in $scope.contact as we bind it using ng-model attribute.
Pretty nice, isn’t it!!
3. How to define a Controller
So we got some basic idea of what Controllers are. Just plain vanilla JavaScript functions that we add in an Angular application to add some business logic and bind the view with model.
In the above demo, we defined controller as JavaScript function. While this is the easiest way to define them, but is certainly not advisable one. If your application grows, soon you’ll have bunch of controllers lying here and there in code polluting the JavaScript namespace.
So instead of defining controller as:
function ContactController($scope) { //... }
We should define Controller within Modules.
3.1. AngularJS Modules
So what-the-heck are modules? Well, modules are the logical entities that you divide you app in. So your app can contain several modules (like Transaction, Report, etc.). Each module represent a logical entity within the app.
Furthermore, each modules have several Controllers. As referred in above diagram, a module can contain one or more controllers and views. We haven’t touch based on Views. We will see how each module can be linked with view using Routing in AngularJS in our next tutorial. For now just assume that each controller has one or more views linked to it.
So in this case, we can add one or more controllers to a module. Let us check the syntax to create a module and add controller to it:
var myApp = angular.module('myApp',[]); myApp.controller('ContactController', ['$scope', function($scope) { $scope.contacts = ["[email protected]", "[email protected]"]; $scope.add = function() { $scope.contacts.push($scope.contact); $scope.contact = ""; } }]);
In above example we created a module called
myApp using
angular.module() method. Then we added a controller ContactController to this module. This is just an alternate way of defining a controller but recommended one.
Notice how controller is declared using
myApp.controller() method. We passed an array to this method. First argument of array is string ‘$scope’ and next is the function itself that represent
ContactController. We explicitly told Angular that we have one argument (dependency) to our ContactController which is
$scope. This is useful when you Minify or obfuscate JavaScript for production release. In that case the argument $scope might be renamed to $s, but because we defined string ‘$scope’ as first argument, Angular is aware that first dependency to this controller is $scope object.
To cut it short, always stick to the above way of defining controllers.
4. Nested Controllers
We can declare the scope of controller in our HTML page using
ng-controller attribute. For example:
<div ng- ... </div>
We can declare number of controllers and nest them within each other. For example:
<div ng- My name is {{ name }} and I am a {{ type }} <div ng- My name is {{ name }} and I am a {{ type }} <div ng- My name is {{ name }} and I am a {{ type }} </div> </div> </div> <script> function CarController($scope) { $scope.name = 'Car'; $scope.type = 'Car'; } function BMWController($scope) { $scope.name = 'BMW'; } function BMWMotorcycleController($scope) { $scope.name = 'BMWMotorade'; $scope.type = 'Motorcycle'; } </script>
4.1. Online Demo
Play on JSFiddle –
In above demo, notice how each nested Controller’s scope override the scope of parents controller. First we defined a controller
CarController which defines two variables
name and
type within scope. Next
BMWController is nested within CarController using
ng-controller attribute. BMWController overrides
name attribute and change it to BMW. It does not change
type attribute so type attribute is still Car.
BMWMotorcycleController is the inner-most controller defined within controllers hierarchy. It overrides both
name and
type attribute of scope.
This way you can nest one controller within another and take advantage of parent controllers attributes whenever needed.
5. Inheritance in Controllers
In order to take advantage of inheritance of scope in Nested controllers, one has to define Controllers one into another using
ng-controller attribute. Sometimes you don’t want to define controllers like this but still want to use power of inheritance within controllers. May be you want to put common logic into BaseController and use it in all the child controllers.
In order to achieve this, we must use
$injector object that AngularJS provides.
<div ng- My name is {{ name }} and I am a {{ type }} <button ng-Click Me</button> </div> <script> function CarController($scope) { $scope.name = 'Car'; $scope.type = 'Car'; $scope.clickme = function() { alert('This is parent controller "CarController" calling'); } } function BMWController($scope, $injector) { $injector.invoke(CarController, this, {$scope: $scope}); $scope.name = 'BMW'; } </script>
5.1. Online Demo
Play on JSFiddle –
We define two controllers, CarController and BMWController. CarController defines two attributes name and type on $scope and also defines one method clickme().
BMWController just override name attribute. Notice that it does not have name and clickme defined within its body. These attributes are defined by parent controller in this case CarController. Within BMWController, we initialize CarController and bind it into current scope using $injector.invoke() method.
Once this is done, notice how in HTML page the BMWController points to its parent’s attributes.
6. End to end application using AngularJS Controller
Let us apply the knowledge that we acquired so far and create a ContactManager application.>
Just note that we have used
ng-model,
ng-click and
ng-repeat attributes from Angular so far.
To add life to this application, we add following JavaScript code.
6.2. The JavaScript
var uid = 1; function ContactController($scope) { $scope.contacts = [ { id:0, 'name': 'Viral', 'email':'[email protected]', 'phone': '123-2343-44' } ]; ]); } } } }
First thing to note, we created a variable uid and set its initial value to 1. This variable is used to generate unique ids for each new contact we save. In real life application you may want to do this at backend.
We defined one controller ContactController. This controller defines following objects within $scope:
6.3. Online Demo
Play on JSFiddle –
You can add new contact using the above form. Once new contact is saved, the list showing contacts will be updated. Each contact can be edited and deleted. You got the gist :)
That’s All Folks
AngularJS is fun.. isn’t it. We saw what
Controllers are. How to create Controllers and use
$scope object to bind model values with the views. We went through AngularJS attributes such as
ng-controller and
ng-repeat. Also we saw how Nested controllers and inheritance in controllers work.
Finally we created a ContactManager application using AngularJS.
We are not done yet!!
Stay tuned for next tutorial where we will explorer world of Views and Routing using AngularJS :)
Update: Next tutorial is published. Read now AngularJS Routing and Views Tutorial.
If you edit a contact, the delete the contact being edited, click saving doesn’t recreate contact. My thinking, clear the new contact form after delete action to avoid confusion for future users. Just shows a little more attention to detail
Hi Mike, Thanks for pointing that out :) I have updated the demo.
Hi Viral,
Thank for the tutorial. I knew AngularJS a bit, but your tutorials are help me a lot.
Waiting for your new tutorials on “world of Views and Routing using AngularJS”
Best Regards,
Arun
You write well. Good, easy to understand AngularJS tutorial. Eagerly waiting for next installment.
Very nice article and nice explanation. Eagerly waiting for the next part.
Hi,
When we add a contact it does not show in the output.
This is because, the model name is wrong in the controller function.
It should be
$scope.contacts.push($scope.contact);
instead of
$scope.contacts.push($scope.newcontact);
Regards,
Raj
Hey Viral,
Excellent demos. Looking forward few more examples with new tags/mode/controllers.
nice blog for me ..i love and thank to author
Angularjs is new for me. Nice article ..thx a lot.
hai, tutorial very nice.
develop angularjs application using angularstrap. what are the files add to the index.html. my application is click button and popup the calendar.
Great tutorial. Actually the first tutorial I’ve seen that really made me understand Angular so very well done! Can’t wait for the next one!
Great, article !!!
Thanks a lot for sharing this.
Nice article… it has good explanation… really appreciating your work on this article.. great…
Thank you for the excellent tutorial and examples.
It would be really useful if you could explain/show how to populate the initial contacts from a Rails or sqlite backend.
Looking forward to the next tutorial.
I have doubt do i need to include any external file as mentioned in src.
If Yes please show us the path where we can download.
Actually its not identifying ng-app.
Hello, Viral
please create demo for getting data from server with $http reqest with the help of defered() and promise(). I want to example.please help…
Thanks!
Great article, I’m looking forward to the next article you mentioned covering modules, when will this be posted?
Thannks?
Hi, it’s very useful. But I have one small doubt. These controllers are present onl in the js file, how will it interact with back end system. Because generally we need these values to be passed to the java code to pass them to the back end system. Can anybody help me with general angular MVC thing. In simple laymane manner. Thanks in advance.
VERY nice article. Section 5 with Ctrl inheritance is exactly what I spent all of yesterday searching how to do. Thanks a lot!
Thanks for the tutorial. Can you write a tutorial about ajax update data to server? I’m having problem with that and don’t have much experience.
If suppose i want to write the same application with model which is written in C#, Then how our angularJS template will communicate. Since I am using AngularJS with MVC 4, and I am confused with the structure of entire application. Let me know the actual flow with the sample demo.
I mean, I want how can you demonstrate if I write model in C#, and templates written with help of AngularJS.
Let me make it more clear question:
I have some questions using MVC4+ Angular JS :-
How can we write our model in C# and communicate with AngularJS Template.
Since I am using AngularJS with MVC 4, and I am confused with the structure of entire application. Let me know the actual flow with the very simple demo.
I know, writing model in C# , doesn’t recommend by AngularJS. but how server side model handle by AngularJS template. Lets say, for Authentication or Authorization we need to write our model in Server side, so how this server side Model will be handle by AngularJS template.
It will be better if any one can give the answer with small sample application, since I did not find clear sample code anywhere.
I mean, I want how can you demonstrate if I write model in C#, and templates written with help of AngularJS.
Hi ! thanks for the tutorial. but i tried running 6.1 & 6.2 , but i received an error. could anyone help me? im still new with angular =/
error that i received was:
Error: Argument ‘ContactController’ is not a function, got undefined
at Error ()
i need help please. thanks in advance!
Vira, simplicity of language for explaination matters a lot.
*Awaiting your next version with Router & RouteProvider details with same sense of simplicity for multi-page application demo.
This was a great for a quick refresh, although you state to only use the recommended way of writing controllers, you continue to use the worse method from then on.
Yet another good article in series.
waiting for next article…. Hope you post it soon…!!!
Thanks for the excellent tutorial.
Hi Mr.Patel, do you have any working CURD example of angularjs, php and mysql working together as a code example.
Thanks.
Excellent work. Please correct some grammer mistake in tutorial find word “attribyte” . It should attribute
Fixed.. Thanks :)
Onclick how to get textbox value using angularjs.
I’ve tried like this but it is not coming
Test
function ClickTest($scope) {
var bttn;
$scope.getAlert = function() {
bttn = angular.element(document.getElementById(‘#inputId’).scope().value);
alert(bttn);
}
}
can you please help me with putting this model into database?
Hi. Nice post. Thank yo. We cal also call one controller from another controller. Look at this post:
He good work. I am also working on angular js and creating few demos that can be used for explain the concepts. your blog help a lot. :)
I think the json presenting the initial context is wrong (although it seems to work fine). The id key needs to be quoted, see .
For the online demo in section 6.3, I would love to see the .css and and the html with the css id/class names.
hi viral i had seen ur blog i like this
i had one query can u please solve this
:when i click my add button which is residing to textbox it should add me new textbox
HI Viral,
Your tutorials are very easy to understand.
I have a doubt in this todo app.
Is it possible to store the data’s locally. i.e Even after refreshing the page todo list should not get erased. Is that possible using angularjs.
Thanks in advance:)
Very useful for beginners to get an overview :-) Thank you
very nice tutorial:
how would you add a button to read a local csv file that holds the data name, email, phone ? with multiple lines ?
that sound hard right ?
thanks for the example
Hello
What is the use of the string ‘$scope’ ( not the scope passed in function($scope) ) that is passed in when controller is created inside the module?
Hello,
Thanks for this great tutorial.
It seem to have an error in the jsfidlle version of your first code.
You write
You should have written
For the text typed to be inserted in the list.
Moin Moin
Nice tut, i will try the injector now for the first time :)
Perhaps you can write something about how to use a controller from directives and factory? Is use a websocket and want to call my controller without a callback…
lenny
Good Sample!
Well written!
Hi Viral,
I was trying your sample code and Id’s are not getting populated in the object. while searching in googel,got to know that hidden is not supported in AngularJs. May I know it is correct, then how its worked for you ?
Good Explanation…….
hi i am trying to create a sample web application using angular js in eclipse.But it shows undefined error for ng-app and other angular js related tags on the page.i went through lot of sites to get over it but nothing could resolve the issue.Please help
Thanks a lot for this wonderful work…
Very nice article. Helped to clear lot of concepts
Thanks a lot a very nice and precise article
Excellent tutorials Mr.Patel. Thanks a lot :)
Thanks! Very nice tutorial with nicely laid out examples…keep up the great work!
Excellent tutorial, especially on the nested controller, keep up the great work
hey Patel ,
very nice article , angular or in any OOP framework , always better t console the object and study it’s properties / behavior. God Bless
I loved the way you presented it. Nice explanation…
Hi Viral,
Thanks for your Excellent tutorial Carry on…..
Nice article, It is very easy to learn angular js, thanks a lot.
Great tutorial! Difficult things like piece of cake. Thanks a lot Mr Patel.
Hi Viral Patel . This tutorial is very very useful for me.I think it also used for every basic Angular JS learners.
Keep it up.
We are expect more article like this with some other examples.
Excellent tutorial. Easy to understand the concepts.
Hello Viral,
Thanks for tutorials these are totally awesome for us …!!!!
Viral actually I am little bit confused in your example, actually I had tried this code to write in my Eclippse IDE but How and where can I add JavaScript code in my index.html file .FYI I am new in this field so I have a humble request to you please give me the direction regarding this..??
Hi Viral i like your post you have made following Angular JS, this tutorial is really nice, can you please provide a tutorial session on Simple CURD application using jdbc driver, i followed this session and implemented with REST API , i need to do it with out any APIs with simple query classes, looking forward to hearing from you, many thanks
Hi viral, nice tutorial. I’m developing angularjs application using java. I have a issue that, how to maintain session after page refresh. could you please help me to find out solution.
here is the link which i briefed with code snippet.
Excellent Stuff. Nice and simple.
Thank you very much! excellent tutorials! please keep up the good wok
Thanks for the article. This is very helpful for a beginner. I got here searching for the nested controllers – the concise examples cleared up a lot of questions.
How can open new tab when click popup window Ok button using angularjs
Great tutorial! Thanks :)
Excellent Tutorial. Easy to understand the concepts due to the indepth explanations with the simple examples. Looking forward for more such tutorials on more advanced features and concepts of AngularJS. Thanks again :)
Thanks viral bhai….
Awesome work…. I am a beginner in angular js… It helps me aloat…
waiting for more such kind of tutorials on various technologies….
live demo on jsfiddle…. :) great
Great way of start learning AngularJS!!!
Thanks for the heads up!!
Nice Post…..
Nice one! By the way, you could skip the for in loop once the contact is updated using
in 6.2. Otherwise the for keeps going.
nice tutorial viral.really i learnt so much from this.
Thank you
Hi,
can u plz help me to write the code of sorting data of table when we click on column header….in angularjs.
Thanks
Good Article
useful article for beginners
Hi all …but here if we save one contact the row is appended …after that if we click save rows will keep appending ..how can we make save button to work only once
but here if we add a record after that we dont give any values and click empty record will keep on inserting …ne way to avoid it ?
Nice tutorial
Great Angular Code.
Which PHP framework is more perfect with Angular.
Good Article it actually made Angular JS simpler……
Good Article !!!
Nice, tutorial. Awesome
Great tutorial ! Nice explanatories
But I couldn’t make this work ,
var myApp = angular.module(‘myApp’,[]);
myApp.controller(‘ContactController’, [‘$scope’, function($scope) {
$scope.contacts = [“[email protected]”, “[email protected]”];
$scope.add = function() {
$scope.contacts.push($scope.contact);
$scope.contact = “”;
}
}]);
Things you explained in section 3.1 . Any help is highly appreciated
santosh try this :
myApp.controller(‘ContactController’, function($scope) {
// logic
});
Your first example (1. What are Scopes?) does not work with latest beta of Angular:
I get Error: [ng:areq] Argument ‘ContactController’ is not a function, got undefined
But it works fine with yours :
The AngularJS controller has changed so the examples of bad practise in beginning of blogpost will not work in version 1.3. As Viral Patel writes: “We should define Controller within Modules.” I wrote a blog post about the changes in version 1.3 it might help if you get error of the type Argument is not a function.
Great tutoria for beginner’s thank’s a lot.
Awesome man keep it up!!!!
U rock!!!
i am not understanding anything..suggest any sites
Really nice tutorial, i love it.. please keep posting…
No words to describe!!!! Really helpful!!!!
Hi, nice tutorial but in the last example your code should be like this :
hi, nice tut. can u please give example to display the data in dropdownlist from database …
Very Nice tutorial but i don’t understand this
” for (i in $scope.contacts) ”
how it loop ?
what is ” i ” ?
sry for bad english :)
Nice tutorial but I found a small bug in line
{{contact}} is missing between li
Bookmarked your angular js tutorial. Explained very well.
easily understanding u r examples
svp comment calculer la somme de prix d’une liste de produits
Nice One….
This is default description.
nice article
Very nice tutorial. Thank you for this useful article.
All such learning assistance is appreciated, but there needs to be more discussion on changes in angular at about version 1.3 (two years ago?). It seems that the ng-app directive must declare a module in order to bind a controller. For instance Then, the following js:
var app = angular.module(‘myApp’, []);
app.controller(‘ContactController’, function($scope) {
// function ContactController($scope) {
$scope.contacts = [“[email protected]”, “[email protected]”];
$scope.add = function() {
$scope.contacts.push($scope.newcontact);
$scope.newcontact = “”;
}
}
);
Perhaps it’s time to update this article as some samples don’t work with more contemporary versions of Angular JS. Thx!
Hi Viral,
your tutorial is very helpful for me…..I’m new in angularjs…but its great ….
Thanks a lot
I wanted to know what is difference when you define a controller like
sampleApp.controller(‘ShowOrderController’, function($scope, $routeParams) {
some data here
});
and
myApp.controller(‘ContactController’, [‘$scope’, function($scope) {
some data here
]}
Why do you not define the $scope in an array in the second example?
Sorry I meant why do you define $scope in an array in the second example?
Hi, thanks for the article and explaining everything right from the basics. I just wanted to point out that the first example code is not working at the current angularjs version, 1.4.3
However, it works fine with 1.0.7
Can you please explain how to make the code compatible on the newer version?
Great article/tutorial!
I noticed one issue with section 3.1. A quick search put me on track though.
3.1 doesn’t mention that:
“” must be modified to “” so that angular knows that ContactController is in the scope of the myApp module.
Thanks again!
It was so nice and useful , thank you so much…
Thank you so much. Could you help us in CRUD example also. I want to know data pulling from database.
Gracias por compartir !
:)
Thanks! it is a very good and informative article
Thanks for your article
Thank you for your clear, clean and concise way of explanation. I’ve been reading your tutorial for factory and service as well. Great job. I’ve bookmarked your stuff and will return! Thought you should know.
Fantastic Tuto! Great Buddy! Simple AWESOME and MORE CLEAR
it’s so useful.. Thank you...
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Councilman John Kendall said Monday night the city should have a way to shut down operations that pump turbidity or haz- ardous materials into 0 For more the city's sewers that city council could lead directly news, see into Kings Bay. PAGE 5A Kendall was per- turbed that a dewatering project at a convenience store is being investigated ,by the Department of Environmental Protection for potential violations. DEP officials said late last week that they are investigating whether a compa- ny is pumping turbid water into Kings Bay from the Chevron Kwik Stop station on U.S. 19, directly across from City Hall. Kendall said he believes the city should be able to shut down operations when they violate DEP permits. The gas station has a DEP permit for cleaning the water of petroleum-relat- ed chemicals and heavy metals associ- ated with replacing an underground gasoline tank City Attorney David LaCroix said the city cannot step in when someone may potentially be violating a state permit Kendall said that puts the city in an awkward position. "What can we do to protect our bay and our river?" he asked. "We're not in a posi- tion to protect our environment here." LaCroix said the city could require a permit similar to that of the DEP, but then it would need a staff of environ- mental experts. Instead, LaCroix suggested the city require permits from anyone planning to pump into the bay and river and have that company prove what the pumping will entail. Kendall and other council members said they thought that was a good idea. LaCroix said he will develop a pro- posed ordinance for future discussion. BRIAN LaPETER/Chronicle Bob Kraschke, maintenance assistant at Life Care Center in Lecanto, rides an inflatable bull Tuesday during the Tex Mex Rodeo celebrating National Nursing Home Week. The event was a team-building exercise for the staff Involving silly challenges. Residents got a chance to watch and laugh. Students head to international science fair CRISTY LOFTS cloftis@chronicleonline.com Chronicle Armed with mounds of research and a hope to make the world a little better, two Citrus County students begin their first round of judging and interviews at the Intel International Science Fair. Seventeen-year-olds Sara Shah and Shreya Rao are spending this week in Arizona after spending an entire sum- mer researching and conduct- ing experiments for their proj- ects at the University of Florida's Brain Institute. The Lecanto High School teenagers were chosen after tying for fourth place in the biochemistry category at the state's science fair in April. The girls did separate proj- ects relating to finding better ways to treat cancer. Sara came up with the idea for her project after reading a research paper by a University of Florida professor. She want- ed to take the professor's theo- ries and put them to the test in a lab in hopes of finding a way to slow the spread of a brain tumor. "It looked really complex, but after learning about it for six months it gets kind of easy," Sara said. Shreya's project concentrat- ed more on radiation therapy and what processes break down cancer cells best "Brain tumors are the fastest killers because it goes so fast," Shreya said. "Once the tumor spreads there's really not a whole lot we can do." She said that the complexity of her and Sara's project was intimidating at first, but they caught on to the basic concepts to do the experiments. "We sort of do a crash course in whatever we're experiment- ing with," Shreya said. The Intel International. ' Science Fair will present awards Saturday, and both girls hope to receive prizes, which usually include scholar- ships. While both Sara and Shreya are in advanced placement sci- ence classes at Lecanto, Shreya thinks the science fair is the most rewarding way to learn. "When you're taking a sci- ence class it can get kind of dull because you're learning about other people's experi- ences, but with the science fair you get to do it all yourself." CITRUS COUNTY STATE SCIENCE FAIR WINNERS BEHAVIORAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCES * Trevor W. van Voorthuijsen, home schooled fourth place. BIOCHEMISTRY * Dimple K. Patel, Lecanto High certificate. * Sara N. Shah, Lecanto High tied fourth place. * Shreya G. Rao, Lecanto High tied fourth place. CHEMISTRY * Sneha H. Patel, Lecanto High honorable mention. ENGINEERING * James J. McPhee, Lecanto High honorable men- tion. ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES * Renee M. Fonseca, Inver- ness Middle honorable mention. * Shivani B Parih,Tecanto High third place. * Sonia V. Shah, Lecanto High recognition. MEDICINE AND HEALTH * Ravi B. Parikh, Lecanto High second place. MICROBIOLOGY * Yogesh S. Gandhi, Lecanto Middle honorable men tion. ZOOLOGY * Heather M. Foster, Citrus Springs Middle first place. Citrus County could be in line for new circuit judge DAVE PIEKLIK dpieklik@chronicleonline.com Chronicle The Citrus County Courthouse could see a new face after the state Legislature agreed Friday to spend $8.5 million for 55 new trial judges across the state. In a 113-3 vote, the Houseapproved the bill, which had already passed the Senate. Governor Jeb Bush is expected to sign the bill into law. The agreement is down from the 108 judges the Florida Supreme Court had asked for; the legislation would be the first time in four years money has been requested for more judges. According to part of the legislation, six county judges and three circuit court judges will be assigned to the Fifth Judicial Circuit, which includes Citrus and four other counties David M. Trammell, Court Admin- istrator for the Fifth Circuit, said the county judges have already been assigned to Marion, Lake and Her- nando counties. He said though no determination has been made on where the circuit court judges will go, the leg- islation would probably result in a new judge in the county. "It is highly likely that Citrus County will get some benefit out of it, based on caseload," Trammell said. Though any appointments in the Fifth Circuit would be decided by Chief Judge Victor Musleh who was not available for comment Tuesday - Trammell said based on the average number of case filings a month in the county and other factors, he anticipates a circuit court judge would be appoint- ed to take some of the burden away. According to Betty Strifler, Clerk of Courts for Citrus County, there is an would be some time in coming. Judicial Nominating Commissions in each cir- cuit will meet during the next few months to come up with a candidate list, and the governor would pick the 55 judges from the list Once appointed, the circuit court judges would begin working in January and would be up for re-election the fol- lowing year. For Citrus County, once the appoint- ments are made, and assuming a circuit judge is assigned here, Trammell said it would be up to Administrative Judge Patricia Thomas to decide what duties the judge would have. County BRIEFS DeRosa man burned in explosion Aeromed workers airlifted a burned DeRosa man to the hos- pital Tuesday after an illegal bum exploded in his back yard, Citrus County Fire Rescue offi- cials said. Daniel Ford, 20, suffered seri- ous bums when something exploded as he tried to pull a garbage can out of a fiery pile of aerosol cans, clothing and plas- tic bottles, CCFR spokesman Tom McLean said. An incident report said the pile was 6 feet away from a structure on North Matsonford Avenue, McLean said. Ford was listed in good condi- tion Tuesday evening, a hospital spokeswoman said. Nature Coast EMS workers, a Citrus County Sheriffs deputy and CCCFR units from districts in Citrus Springs, DeRosa and Pine Ridge responded to the explosion. EDC to meet Thursday in Lecanto The monthly board meeting of the Citrus County Economic Development.Council will start at 8 a.m. Thursday in the Jerome Multipurpose Room at Central Florida Community College in Lecanto. Budget allo- cation for the 2005-06 fiscal year appears as new business on the agenda. The meeting will include time for public comment. Adult senior prom to be postponed Friends of the Nature Coast Volunteer Center announced that the senior prom for adults set for 7:30 p.m. Friday at Citrus ' Hills Golf and Country Club in Hemando has been postponed. A new date has not been set yet. For more information, call 527-5427, 527-5423 or 527- 8228., i DEP to spray for weed control During the weeks of May 16- 27, the Department of Environmental Protection will conduct weed control operations in Lake Rousseau using EPA approved herbicides. Water hyacinth and water lettuce will be maintained using the herbi- cide Reward. Boat trails will be maintained using the herbicides Aquathol K, 2,4-D and Aquastar. People using these areas of Lake Rousseau for domestic purposes or for irrigation are cautioned that treated water should not be used for a period of five days in Reward-treated areas and 14 days in Aquathol- treated areas, and 21 days in industry, meanwhile, argues that the bal- lot measure can go into effect without any legislative action. The industry just needs a judge to see it that way too. "We will be definitely going to court," Adkins said Tuesday. From wire reports Correction Due to reporter error, a story on Page 1A of Tuesday's edi- tion, "No plea deal for accused educator," contained an error. Tammy Lee Huggins is 36 years old. The Chronicle regrets the error. Hold on tight! -----------:w p .. I 4A WEDNESDAY, MAY 11, 2005 Pupil arrested after incident at school COUEY AMY SHANNON ashannon@ chronicleohline.com Chronicle A sixth-grader at .CREST school was arrested May 4 after he climbed up into the school's ceiling through a panel and refused to come down, causing the school to go into "lockdown" mode, according to an arrest report. The Chronicle is withholding the 13-year-old Inverness boy's name because of his age. During the course of the ruckus, the boy spat on a sher- iff's deputy, threw ceiling brack- ets at staff members, including the school's principal, and Florida Highway Patrol Arrests Douglas Dale Naylor, 33, 21065 Keaton Beach Road, Old Town, at 7:43 a.m. Tuesday on a charge of driving while license sus- pended/revoked. His bond was set at $1,000. Amy Lee Weaver, 31, 8720 S. Pleasant Grove Road, Invemrness, at 12:25 p.m. Tuesday on a charge of driving while license sus- pended/revoked. Her bond was set at $10,000. Citrus County Sheriff Arrest Tony Lee Davis, 50, 1112 N. Missouri Terrace, Hernando, at 11:44 p.m. Monday on a charge of driving while license sus- pended/revoked. His bond was set at $500. Burglaries A burglary was reported at 2:57 p.m. Thursday, between 4 and 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, at a business parking lot at the 900 block of U.S. 41 South, Inverness. , A burglary was reported at 10;45 a.m. Friday, between 11 p.m. Thursday and 8 a.m. Friday, at a residence at the 4100 block of North Lincoln Avenue, Beverly Hills. A burglary was reported at 11:17 p.m. Friday, between 6 and 11:15 p.m. Friday, at a residence on Crowley Court, Beverly Hills. A burglary was reported at 11:17 p.m. Saturday, between 9:45 and 10:30 p.m. Saturday, at a resi- dence at the 4400 block of West Gallagher Street, Dunnellon. A representative of Lecanto High School, West Educational Path, Lecanto, reported at 2:20 p.m. broke three digital cameras. According to the report, this is what happened: Before climbing into the ceil- ing, the teen was in front of the school's behavior treatment room when he threw a book at a teacher's arm, cutting him and breaking his watch. A school resource officer arrived at the room, used for students who get sent out of class for disruptive behavior, and the boy spat on him. The boy moved to a section of ceiling panels above a classroom. The school's principal, Keith Posta, put the school in "lock- down" mode, and evacuated pupils to the cafeteria. During the incident, the boy Sunday a burglary, between 2:30 and 4 a.m. Sunday, at the school. Thefts An employee at Scally's Lube and Go, North Florida Avenue, Dunnellon, reported at 9:13 a.m. Wednesday a theft, between 5 p.m. Friday, April 29, and 9 a.m. Wednesday, at the business. A theft was reported Thursday, between 5 p.m. Wednesday and 1:58 a.m. Thursday, at South Harrison Street, Beverly Hills. A theft was reported at 3:21 p.m. Thursday, between Sunday, April 10, and Thursday, at the 5300 block of South Suncoast Boulevard, Homosassa. A theft was reported at 8:45 a.m. Friday, between 8 a.m. Tuesday, March 1, and Friday, at a residence at the 6700 block of West Rosedale Drive, Homo- sassa. A representative of the United States Postal Service, Orlando, reported at 10:07 a.m. Friday, a theft, between Sunday, April 1, and Tuesday, April 3, at the U.S. post office, Inverness. An employee at Winn-Dixie, West Gulf-to-Lake Highway, Crystal River, reported Friday a theft, between 11 a.m. and 11:30 moved above "many class- rooms," breaking ceiling panels and' throwing them to the floor. The boy also broke three digital cameras fixed to the ceilings of the classrooms. At one point, the boy broke metal ceiling beams and threw them down, hitting Posta sever- al times. He continued to rip communication wires out, break ceiling brackets and throw them at school staff mem- bers and deputies. The boy's mother and grand- mother arrived at the school to help get the boy down, but he still refused to come down. Eventually, a school guidance counselor used a ladder to grab the teen and safely pull him out ON THE NET For information about arrests made by the Citrus Count) Sheriff's Olice. go to fcitrus.org and click' on the link to Daily Reports, then Arrest Peports. p.m. Friday, at the supermarket. M A burglary and theft was report- ed at 9:54 a.m. Saturday, between 6 and 8 p.m. Friday, at a business parking lot at the 7700 block of South Old Floral City Road, Floral City. An employee at Saloon Bar Inc., South Suncoast Boulevard, Homosassa, reported at 9 p.m. Saturday a theft, between 8:14 and 8:48 p.m. Saturday, at the business. An auto theft was reported at 10:49 a.m. Sunday, between 4 and 10:45 a.m. Sunday, at the 8300 block of South Yew Terrace, Floral City. A theft was reported at 1:25 p.m. Sunday, between 1 p.m. Wednesday and 11:30 a.m. Sunday, at a residence on Balsam Street, Homosassa. A theft was reported at 8:40 p.m. Sunday, between Wednesday, MURPHY BEDS DEALER A 0. -.*. 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I X--- n IA For he ..........ay Gillispie ............................. Circulation Manager, 563-5655 John Murphy ............................. Classified Manager, 563-3255 Tom Feeney ............................. Production Manager, 563-3275 Kathie Stewart ................... Advertising Services Director, 563-3234 Report a news tip: Opinion page questions ..................... Charlie Brennan, 563-3225 To have a photo taken .......................... Linda Johnson, 563-5660 News stories ..................................... Mike Arnold, 564-2930 Feature/community/wire service content ......... Mike Arnold, 564-2930 Ll_ WEDNESDAY, MAY 11, 2005 SA City to look at renaming street SALE Continued from Page 1A MIKE WRIGHT mwright@chronicleonline.com Chronicle Something was missing in Crystal River last January dur- ing the birthday of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. The Rev. Leonard T. Smith and other area ministers hope to make up for it next year. Smith asked the Crystal River City Council on Monday to sanction a parade and festi- val in honor of Dr. King's Jan. 20 birthday, and to rename a city street in his name. While the community has had a barbecue and march in recent years, last January came and went without a for- mal program. SOGGY Continued from Page 1A enter a more normal pattern. April showers nearly tripled this year to 2.90 inches, com- pared to last year's 0.92 inches the same month, said NWS meteorologist Tom Dougherty in Ruskin. March rainfall also climbed to 3.14 inches this year from 2.10 inches in March of last year, he said. Last week's thunderstorms raised the pool level of Hernando Lake to 39 feet, causing Southwest Florida Water Management District (Swiftmud) officials to open two gates Friday at the S-353 flood control structure in Arrowhead. Swiftmud spokesman Michael Molligan said the dis- trict is required to release SETUP SOFTWARE makes connecting fast & easy! S 0 Email Addresses Webmail I Free LIVE Technical Supportl Immediate Access: www:ocal he's hoping for an effort to "bring us to a place of oneness in our community." He also suggested renaming a street in honor of Dr. King. His preferences included Crystal Street, Citrus Avenue or a section of State Road 44. "We're not interested in this just being an African American thing," he said. "We want to involve the whole community." The council said it was inter- ested and directed interim City Manager Phil Deaton to work with Smith's group and then come back with recommenda- tions. water from the lake once it reaches 39 feet above sea level, according to U.S. Army Corps guidelines. On Wednesday, the lake level was at 38.8 feet - just above its maximum desir- able level of 38.75 feet, Molligan said. Molligan said officials plan to get the lake level down to 38.5 feet to provide some breathing room before hurri- cane season begins June 1. "We're managing it well," Molligan said. "(The extra rain- fall) shouldn't be any problem." He said the move to open the gates was based on the lake's water level, heavy rains and officials' approach to the upcoming hurricane season. Lakes in the "normal part of the district are averaging a quarter of a foot higher than last year," Molligan said. He added that the Withlacoochee River didn't In other business Monday, the council: Agreed to extend City Attorney David LaCroix's con- tract indefinitely until his replacement is found. LaCroix's contract ends May 31 and he had indicated a desire not to stay with the city. However, LaCroix offered to stay on board at $145 an hour. He had been charging $100 an hour. Councilwoman Susan Kirk voted against the motion to keep LaCroix because of the new hourly rate. "I find it hard to justify that kind of increase," she said. Other council members said the $145 rate was perfectly acceptable. experience any flooding because of the move to open gates. Tuesday morning, the river's water level was at 30.5 feet well below its flood level of 35.52 feet. Agriculture experts at, the University of Florida Citrus County Extension haven't seen any flooding in the county either, and are, in fact, welcom- ing the extra rain. Ribard Reding, Florida Yards and Neighborhoods coordinator with the exten- sion, an educational network of the U.S. Department of Agriculture, said the rain is helping plants get a head start. "If you look around, things are tending to green up faster than they're used to," Reding said. "You've received maybe a lit- tle more rain then you need, but that's probably not a bad thing." Over 70 Recllners & 45 Dining Rooms To Choose II eepn ueenSet.$79 ,.,thengBest,-,._._n__Se - Y FULL SET.'M ANY KING SET_ t ANY RECLINER COUPON HASSLE FREE INSTANT REBATE WILL BE APPLIED TO ALL fM [*:i *[.] ; (J.- I ,I I r.:.ll,,i'JI :lM'H LADIES SWMIL ROCKER RECLINER 15 YR. WARRANTY 20 YR. 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Once the tax certificate is sold, if the delinquent taxpayer pays the back tax and costs (including advertising) plus interest, and the interest earned by the certificate is less than 5 percent, the certificate holder is entitled to the money he invested plus 5 percent (unless the winning bid was 0 percent interest). The owners of tax certifi- cates that have not been redeemed for two years may apply for a tax deed to the office of the tax collector to call the loan, so to speak The prop- erty then goes to auction after the certificate holder pays some fees. These include an application fee, the cost of an ownership and encumbrance report, any other outstanding tax certificates on other unpaid years for the property, and the advertising fees and Clerk of the Court fees for the deed auction. Property owners can redeem the properties until the auc- tion. The next tax deed auction is scheduled for May 18, in the Citrus County Courthouse. On Anyone who is a qualified bidder can participate from anywhere in the world in his pajamas from his home, Warren said. Tuesday, there were still 11 unredeemed Citrus Springs lots, with opening bids of $1,502 or less. In this live auction, the cer- tificate holder opens the bid- ding with everything he has invested. If someone else out- bids him for the property, he still gets all his invested money back, plus interest accrued. Homestead property can be sold for tax deed, but the open- ing bid must be increased by one-half of the assessed value of the property. The electronic sale of tax certificates will mean there is not a live auctioneer trying to take the fastest (and sometimes loudest) bidder, Warren said, which takes the element of human error out of it. Not only that, she said, it means her staff doesn't have to leave the office for the arduous, traditional three-day sale, saving time and money It also means anyone who is a qualified bidder can partici- pate from anywhere in the world in his pajamas from his home, Warren said. And ulti- mately it means more partici- pation and more competitive bidding. That's good not only for government and the gener- al taxpayer, but for the delin- quent taxpayer, who has to pay a lower interest rate when and if he redeems the certificate to erase the lien. Warren said a handful of pilot sites around the state tried the online tax certificate sales last year, and they had great success. She said this year, about one-third of the counties in the state plan to do it, using the assistance of one of a number of companies spe- cializing in the process. Tax certificates not sold are placed on a list and are avail- able for purchase 90 days after the sale. 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To A Message of Hope and Healing 8 AM Saturday, May 14th WRZN Radio 720 AM HEALING THROUGH PRAYER Sponsored by First Church of Christ, Scientist, Inverness Visit Our Sunday Service 10:30 CR Osceola & Emery St. CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE Belk WEDNESDAY, , Donald Cookson, 78 HERNANDO Donald William Cookson, 78, Hernando, died Monday, May 9, 2005, at The Citrus Memorial Hospital Hospice Unit He was born Sept 8, 1926, in Woodbury, Vt, and moved to Citrus County 20 years ago from Fort Worth, Texas. Mr. Cookson served in the U.S. Army dur- ing World War He was the owner of an auto service station. Survivors include his son, James Cookson of Fort Worth, Texas; daughters, Lovella Belle Jackson of Fort Worth, Texas, and Donna Davis of Oklahoma City, Okla.; seven grandchildren; eight great- grandchildren; and one great- great-grandson. Heinz Funeral Home & Cremation, Inverness. Jill Coyle, 50 INVERNESS Jill Anne Coyle, 50, Inverness, died Friday, May 6, 2005, in Inverness. She was born July 2, 1954, in Las Vegas, Nev., to Hugo and June Jacob and moved to this area in 1996 from Miami. , She held a Bachelor of Science degree from Hunter College of New York and was an investment secretary She was Catholic. Survivors include her broth- er, Marc Jacob of Pompano Beach; uncle, Charles Jacob of New York City, N.Y; two cousins, Arlene Ferris of Miami and Lynne Bladergroen of Corrales, N.M.; and special friends, Jo and Ed Hoffeditz of Inverness. Hooper Funeral Home, Inverness. Robert Dunlap Jr., 57 HOMOSASSA Robert G. Dunlap Jr., 57, Homosassa, died Wednesday, May 4,2005, in Homosassa. He was born Nov. 22, 1947, in ,Upland, Pa., to Robert and Margaret Dunlap and moved to this area in 1985 from Pennsylvania. Mr. Dunlap worked for Pro- Line Boats setting up displays at boat shows. He enjoyed golf, carpentry and woodworking. He was Catholic. Survivors include his par- ents, Robert and Margaret Dunlap of Pennsylvania; com- panion, Gertrude "Cookie" Pertell of Homosassa; one son, Robert Dunlap III of Westchester, Pa.; three daugh- ters, Christine Keesey and Petty Wells, both of Linwood, Pa., and Sara Dunlap of Siglerville, Pa.; and two broth- ers, Paul Dunlap and Jim Dunlap both of Pennsylvania. Hooper Funeral Home, Homosassa. Vilas Gebhardt, 84 HOMOSASSA Vilas C. Gebhardt, 84, Homosassa, died Saturday, May 7, 2005, at his home. He was born Aug. 13, 1920, in Brant, N.Y, to Ferdinand Gebhardt and Orpha Swartz Gebhardt and moved to this area from Gowanda, N.Y, in 1979. Mr. Gebhardt served in the U.S. Army Air Force during World War II. He was self- employed and owned his own auto repair shop. He was a member of the American Legion Post 409, Kiwanis Club, Slovenian Club, and a volunteer fireman for Erie Hose No. 1, all in Gowanda, N.Y. He was a member of St. Timothy Lutheran Church, Crystal River. Survivors include his wife of 61 years, Alberta Agle Gebhardt of. Homosassa; daughters, Lynda Ehrmah and husband, Chuck, of Ridge Manor and Jane Comer and husband, Marty, of Thonotosassa; sisters, Eileen Treichler and husband, Howard, of Melbourne Beach and Mary Ann Ellis and hus- band, Elliott, of Cattaraugus, N.Y; grandson., Brett Ehrman and wife, Shelley, of Georgetown, Ky.; granddaugh- ters, Heather Ehrman of Tampa and Julia Mathes and husband, Marcus, of Zephyrhills; and three great- grandchildren, Elyse Ehrman,, Mariah Ehrman and Micah Ehrman. Wilder Funeral Homosassa Springs. Tyson Harcrow, 8 HOMOSASS Tyson M. Harcro Homosassa, died Mond 9,2005, in Homosassa. He was born June 27, Henagar, Ala., to Ed Callie (Moore) Harcri moved here in 1984 Clearwater. Mr. Harcrow served in the U.S. Navy dur- ing World War II. He was a retired automobile mec He was a member Veterans of Foreign Wai He was preceded in d his son, Jerry Harcrow. Survivors include his ter and son-in-law, Glen John Webb of Largo; da in-law, Linda Harcr Dunedin; and three gra John and Jeff Webb and Harcrow. Wilder Funeral Homosassa Springs. Catherine Lengyel, 7 CLEARWATE Catherine Arlene L 77, Clearwater, former r of Beverly Hills, died T May 10, 2005, at Wo Hospice in Pinellas Par She was born April 2 in Hammond, Ind., to V. and Eleanor ( Chapman, and she mc Beverly Hills in 198. Munster, Ind., and me Clearwater in 2003 to 1 her children and her children, whom she e immensely. She was a homemak she was Catholic. She was preceded ii by two sisters, Zimmerman and Jean I Survivors include hi band of 57 years, Wasi Lengyel of Clearwate sons, Michael M. Leng wife, Barbara, of Temp( and Philip E. Lengyel ai Jana, of Carmel, Ind daughters, Nancy E. Ha and husband, Robe Suwanee, Ga., and Katl Salyers and husband, Sullivan, Ind.; a sister, Bonnie Home, L. Lauerman and husband, Charles, of Inverness; 13 grand- children; and four great-grand- children. ,3 Chas. E. Davis Funeral Home A with Crematory, Inverness. w, 83, Fred Miller, 84 ay, May HOMOSASSA 1921, in Fred Smith Miller, 84, Id and Homosassa, formerly of ow. He Johnstown, Pa., Safety Harbor 4 from and Sarasota, died at home Friday, May 6, 2005. He was born in Johnstown, Pa., to Norman T. and Esther Smith Miller. Mr Miller was a veteran of the U.S. hanic. Coast Guard of the serving during rs. World War II. leath by He was a tool and dye teacher at Sarasota Vocational daugh- Institute. ida and He sang with the Barbershop iughter- Chorus of the Keys in Sarasota row of and the choir of his church and ndsons, was also a bell ringer in the Joshua hand bell choir. Survivors include his wife of Home, 58 years, Joanna Allen Miller of Homosassa; sons, Roger Allen of Inglis and Fred Smith Miller II of Oakley, Calif.; brothers, 7 Earl J. of Baltimore, Md., Wayne R. of Johnstown, Pa., N. R Glen of Safety Harbor and P iengyel, Alan of Lancaster, Pa.; sister, resident Ruth A. Flack of Ocala; grand- uesday, daughter, Josan A. Banke of )odside Danville, Calif.; grandsons, rk Russell A. of Las Vegas, Nev., 9, 1928, and Brad A. of Oakley, Calif.; /laurice and four great-grandchildren. Gough) National Cremation Society, moved to Brooksville. 5 from moved to Bernice 'Sissy' be near Parsons, 64 grand- CRYSTAL RIVER enjoyed Bernice "Sissy" Parsons, 64, ker and Crystal River, died Monday, May 9,2005, at Shands Hospital n death at the University of Florida in Ruthie Gainesville. )assel. She was born Feb. 7, 1941, in er hus- Washington, D.C., to Bernard S. i "Bill" and Margaret (Owens) Berry er; two and moved here eight and a yel and half years ago from Lantana. e Ariz.. Mrs. Parsons was a home- nd wife, d.; two llander irt, of ileen T. Jeff, of Terri's Taxi | FF ,I S A I | to mi. IM ... 72643721 271 maker and a member of the Lantana Lions Club in Lantana and the Fraternal Order of Eagles in Boynton Beach and Crystal River. She was a Lion volunteer and fund-raiser in Lantana and for the Lions Youth Camp in Lake Wales. She enjoyed bowling. She was Catholic. Survivors include her hus- band of 25 years, Kenneth Parsons of Crystal River; two sons, James Williams of Citrus Springs and Norman Williams Jr. of Green Acres; two step- sons, Jeffry Knight of Clinton, Tenn., and Allen Parsons of Lake City, Tenn.; two daugh- ters, Teresa Sedler of Green Acres and Jackie Boudin of Boynton Beach; three step- daughters, Pamela Rainey and Karen Parsons, both of Lake City, Tenn., and Lesa Parsons of Los Angeles, Calif.; two broth- ers, Bernard Berry of Upper Marlboro, Md., and Thomas Berry of Falls Church, Va.; half brother, Richard Berry of Unicoi, Tenn.; four sisters, Joan Marinari of Silver Springs, Md., Margaret Marks of Baltimore, Md., Jackie Berry of Glen Burney, Md., and Pat Heflin of Falls Church, Va.; 11 grandchildren; one. great- grandson; and 13 nieces and nephews. Strickland Funeral Home, Crystal River. Mabel Pieper, 89 HERNANDO Mabel Pieper, 89, Hernando, died Sunday, May 8, 2005, at Life Care Center of Citrus County. She was born Jan. 31, 1916, in Jamestown, N.Y.,. to Lars and Selma Helberg and she moved 'Funeral 4diome 'With Cremaor.. Vincent McFayden ,Service: Mon 5/16 11am Hernando United Methodist Church Warner McCall Private Cremation Arrangements Zoa Green Viewing: Wed 4-7pm Service: Thurs 10am Chapel Burial: Palmetto Cemetery Neil Sutherland Private Cremation Arrangements Catherine Lengyel Private Burial: Florida National Cemetery 629-0984 gLEISUIE State Rd 200 LIVIN SouTr FURNITURE FOR FOR i> S FURNITURE FOR FLORIDA r SW 17t hSt.2 (Mrs.) Jimmie M. Wall, Mayor 2002 W. 1th St. Ocala Now 2 Locations Quality & Value Since 1974 here in 1972 from St. Petersburg. She was a graduate of Jamestown High School, Jamestown, N.Y She was a stenographer for St. Petersburg Police Department, the Pinellas County Health Department and the Florida Department of Health. Survivors include her son, Anthony Pieper of Kingwood, Texas; and two grandchildren, Drew and Carrolyn. Hooper Funeral Home, Inverness. Chandler Wells Jr., 73 YANKEETOWN Chandler I. Wells Jr., 73, Yankeetown, died Monday, May 9, 2005, in Crystal River. He was a native of Yankeetown and a lifetime res- ident Mr. Wells was a retired machine oper- ator for Florida Power Corp. He served in the U.S. Navy four years and the U.S. Air Please see DEATHS/Page 7A The Dignity MemorialM DuInellon (352) 489-5363 WILDER FUNERAL HOME Homosassa (352) 628-3344 i\-i'i' Iian TrnernrilaJ crm 315-8700 S. Hwy. 441 Fruitland Park 726-8323 S703-0511-WCRN PUBLIC NOTICE OF A HEARING ON ORDINANCE The public is hereby notified that the Town of Yankeetown, Florida, a municipality corporation within Levy County, Florida intends to conduct a public hearing to consider an ordinance entitled as follows: ORDINANCE 2005-02 AN ORDINANCE OF THE TOWN OF THE YANKEETOWN, FLORIDA, AMENDING CHAPTER 21, ARTICLE viii, SECTION 21-29, TO INCLUDE 21-29(f), AUTHORIZING DOCKS AS A PERMITTED USE TO PARCEL(S) AND LOT(S) OF RECORD WITH NO PRIMARY USE AND WATER ONLY ACCESS; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY; PROVIDING FOR REPEAL OF INCONSISTENT ORDINANCES; PROVIDING FOR INCLUSION INTO THE CODE OF ORDINANCES AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. IN ITS COUNCIL CHAMBERS at Yankeetown Town Hall, 6241 Harmony Lane, Yankeetown, Florida on the 16th of May, 2005 at 7:30 PM or soon thereafter at which time or place any and all person interested may present any matter for or against the proposed ordinance for consideration at the Council meeting. Copies of the proposed change are available at the Yankeetown Town Hall, 6241 Harmony Lane, Yankeetown, Florida, between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and-T200 noon, Monday through Friday. If a person decides to appeal any decision made by the Town Council with respect to any matter considered at the public hearing, such person will need to insure that a verbatim record of the evidence upon which record shall include the testimony and evidence upon which the appeal is to be based. Any person requiring reasonable accommodation at this meeting because of a disability or physical impairment should contact the Town of Yankeetown, P.O. Box 280, Yankeetown, FL 34498, (352) 447-2511 at least two (2) days before the meeting. If you are hearing or speech impaired, please advise the Town of Yankeetown of said impairment, and appropriate accommodations shall be provided. orders welcome. 0 We Define Florida Living CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE OBITUARIES SA 1V MAY 11 2005 I Debra A. Stines, Town Clerk CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRMCNICLE WEDNESDAY, MAY 11, 2005 7A MERGER Continued from Page 1A the possibility of a merger dur- ing the board's annual goal- setting session in January. Commissioner Jim Fowler, reminding the board he had supported the original plan to convert the ambulance serv- ice from a government depart- ment to a private operation, said he was not prepared to go back to the days of poorly APOLOGY Continued from Page 1A Beautiful drew criticism from the organization's leadership. The statement said, "I also would like to know what Keep Citrus Beautiful is doing other than removing trash from empty lots and getting press for the wonderful job they are NOT . doing. I am not impressed, and are they involved in other pro- grams such as adopt a highway." Valentino said her comment had nothing to do with the fact maintained equipment and employees making $50,000 a year in overtime. Nature Coast EMS is about 5 years old and has received an annual supplement from the county commission of about $1 million. But officials for the award- winning EMS service have proposed cutting the stipend by about $300,000 in the 2006 budget year. In other business: Commissioners set a pub- lic hearing for 4 p.m. May 24, that former county commission- er Josh Wooten serves on the Keep Citrus Beautiful board of directors and was one of its founding members. Wooten had called it a "slap in the face" to all the volunteers who built the organization and worked in the cleanup cam- paigns, and President Mike Colbert said simply that Valentino was misinformed. The apology ended on a humorous note, with Keep Citrus Beautiful Vice President Frank Yetner inviting Valentino to attend the organization's monthly meetings. FORGET TO PUBUCIZE? * Submit photos of successful community events to be pub- lished in the Chronicle. Call 563-5660 for details. to consider levying an addi- tional 6 cents in local gas taxes. The additional tax dol- lars would pay for $142 million in road construction work over the next five years. The board, has cited the county's rapidly growing pop- ulation and increasing traffic loads on major county roads as the reason for the need impose the gas tax. However, they said the gas tax will be repealed if county voters approve a 1-cent gas tax to pay for transportation expenses. Valentino thanked Yetner for the offer, but said the Sunshine Law may prohibit her from attending the same meeting with Commissioner Gary Bartell, the board's liaison with the organization. "Don't bring me into this," Bartell said with an animated wave of his arms and a smile on his face. In a news story about the memo, Valentino said she and Bartell and been blamed in Chronicle Sound Off opinions for allowing the county's road to become strewn with litter. Bartell never- wanted to be drawn into the controversy. DEAR PATTY: I love you!... Remember when I wrote and told you that I was a baby boomer who hated wrinkles on my face and neck and you .told me about that pharmacist's discovery, EB5 five creams in one jar...it is a Wrinkle Cream... Throat Cream...Firming Cream... 24-hour Moisturizer... and, Make-up Base... all in oile! DEATHS Continued from Page 6A Force for 16 years. He was a member of VFW Post 8698, Inglis. Survivors include his daugh- ters, Melissa J. Farley of Homestead and Michelle Wells of Beverly Hills; sisters, Jonnie Watts of Blairsville, Ga., and Jane Butler of Germantown, Tenn.; and one grandchild. There will be no service. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Inglis VFW Post 8698, 520 E. Highway 40, Inglis, FL 34449 in the memory of C.I. Wells. Roberts Funeral Home, Dunnellon. Funeral NOTICES Jill Anne Coyle. The service of remembrance for Ms. Jill Anne Coyle, 50, Inverness, will be conducted at 11 a.m. Friday, May 13, 2005, at the Inverness Chapel of Hooper Funeral Homes. Cremation will be under the direction of Hooper 'Crematory, Inverness. Inurnment will be at a later. date at Gate of Heaven Cemetery, Valhalla, N.Y. Robert G. Dunlap Jr. Friends of Mr. Robert G. Dunlap Jr, 57, Homosassa, may call from 5 to 7 p.m. Thursday, May 12, 2005, at the Homosassa Chapel of Hooper Funeral Homes. Cremation will be under the direction of Hooper Crematory, Inverness. Friends, who wish, may send memorials to Hospice of Citrus County, PO. Box 641270, Beverly Hills, FL 34464. Vilas C. Gebhardt A memori- al service of remembrance for Vilas C. Gebhardt, 84, Homosassa, will be conducted at noon on Tuesday, May 17, 2005, at St Timothy Lutheran Church, 1070 N. Suncoast Blvd., Crystal River, with the Rev. Bradford officiating. Inurnment will follow at Florida National Cemetery, Bushnell. Donations in his memory may be sent to Citrus County Hospice of St. Timothy Lutheran Church. Wilder Funeral Home, Homosassa For more information or tickets call 621-9225 or purchase tickets online at Springs, is assisting the family with arrangements. Fred Smith Miller. There will be a celebration of Fred's life at 2 p.m. Sunday, May 15, 2005, at First United Methodist Church, Homosassa, with the Rev. Mark Whittaker officiat- ing. In lieu of flowers, dona- tions in memory of Fred m'ay be send to Hospice of Citrus County or Music Department of the First United Methodist Church, Homosassa. Bernice "Sissy" Parsons. A memorial service for Bernice "Sissy" Parsons, 64, Crystal River, will be conducted at 11 a.m. Saturday, May 14, 2005, from the Strickland Funeral Home Chapel in Crystal River. The family suggests that in lieu of flowers, those who wish may make memorial contributions to the American Cancer Society Citrus Unit at PO. Box 1902, Inverness, FL 34451-1902. Private cremation arrange- ments under the direction of Strickland Funeral Home, Crystal River. CI-nkMcIC i" 746-0511-WCRN NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO REVIEW RESULTS OF THE EVALUATION AND APPRAISAL REPORT/CITY OF INVERNESS COMPREHENSIVE PLAN Notice is hereby given that a public hearing before the Inverness Planning and Zoning Commission (Local Planning Agency) will be held on Wednesday, May 18, 2005 at 5:00 P.M. 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Loves Wrinkle Cream Hates Puffy Eyes, Age Spots The Boys, & Girls Clubs of Ciarus Coulnr, presents the 4TH ANNUAL STEAK & 9TEAK DINNER Citrus springs Community Center May 21, 2005 Cocktails 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Individual tickets $50 Have a Buccaneer at your table V.I.P. Plus tables $1,000 V.I.P. Tables $760 Attendees for this year's Steak & Steak are: Bucs: Shelton Quarles. Dave Moore, Tommy Barnhart, Jason Maniecki Wrestlers: Kendall Windham. Hector Guerrero Channel 10-Reginald Roundtree Channel 8: Bnari FasuJo iTldk Show Hosion "Dayurne"i All proceeds to benefit the Boys & Girls Clubs of Citrus County celebrities subject to change /a. %Pf f *A Mu ms 8 . Y . .. .... . . .... . . .. . ,. !, ,. --*; ,. o 4 .: t-:.. .'.. . MtAY 1 I 2OO5 Special to the Chronicle Mildred McElhone has been a FOE Auxiliary member for 65 years after joining at the age of 2J in the Flushing, N.Y, Auxiliary 583 on Oct 26, 1939. She served as Madam President Flushing Auxiliary 583 (1947-1948), Junior Past Madam President Flushing Auxiliary 583 (1948-1949) aid Madam Secretary of Flushing Auxiliary 583 (1949-1970). ;While in New York she also served as chair- mnan of registration for the New York State Convention and was judge for Ritualist in judg- ing. She also served as membership zone leader fqr the Lower New York Auxiliaries. 'She also served as zone chairman for Cancer Mive, andzone chairman for the Blind Drive. She was Madam President Santa Monica, Calif. Auxiliary 2397 (1973-1974), Junior Past Madam ltesident Santa Monica Auxiliary 2397 (1974- 1175) and temporary secretary for approximate- l$one year. Open house RUTH LEVINS/Speclal to the Chronicle SThe Citrus County Historical Society and the Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings Society hosted an open house at the for- mer home of Dessle Prescott Smith at North Citrus Avenue, Crystal River, recently. Pictured in the home's din- ing room are, from left: Bill Candy and Hlla Boothe, care- takers of the home; and Mary Cook, who prepared the Complimentary meal of traditional cracker foods including fried fish and hush puppies, greens, sweet potatoes, baked beans, slaw and assorted desserts. Christians United in Christ .... . . ...... -1 Special to the Chronicle On April 18, Christians United in Christ held their 14th Annual Golf Tournament, and 100 per- cent of the proceeds went to our area's needy. These are the members who worked so hard on the committee: Bob Dixon, Jerry Rubino, Marlene Rubino, Dwaine Farris, Ginny Farris, Judy Bellafronto, Glen Robertson, Barry Caito, Helen Caito, Marcy Boss, Tootle Robbins, Gloria Greenwood, Ron Greenwood, Beryl Sickles, Joe Esposito. Eighteen different denominations of faith came together in fellowship and fun and made $3,500, which will help our needy neighbors. Quilters observe 20th anniversary with party Special to the Chronicle The Cracker Quilters Guild of Citrus County celebrated its 20th anniversary March 16 with a party at the Old Courthouse in downtown Inverness. Pat Phillips was the chairman of the party that featured a display of the Centennial Quilt made by the first members of the guild. The quilt was started in 1985 and presented to the county in honor of the 1987 centennial of Citrus County. Members who worked on the quilt were Jeanette Bolla, Mary Costa, Dorothy Miller, Anne Ozman, Janet Payne, Ursula Peters, June Rogers, Helen Spivey and Lois Weighall. Lois Weighall gave a presenta- tion about the quilt and how each block was related to the history of Citrus County. There is a booklet available at the courthouse to explain the quilt The quilt is also featured in a book on the quilts of Florida. The Cracker Quilters have been successful- ly offering quilt shows to the public since 1987. 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The tenders were the German Shepherd, the AKC stamp. s6me questions aren't last part, temperament, elic- Rottweiler and Belgian Sheepdog-all Buying a pure breed does not insure there always questions? It : .... its your feelings regarding fitting choices. that it will be true to the characteristics tten produces a list of dog watchdog/guard dog pen- One last time, I played "Pretend I'm you think you are getting. Be an breeds, which best match chants, and a dog's tendency going to get a dog..." On this go-round, I informed pet purchaser wherever you y9ur answers. Five general .... to bite. answered as would an individual want- decide to get your new dog. categories of questions -' I just love make-believe, ing a smallish, soft dog good for allergy Rescuing a dog is nearly always the iliclude: appearance, so I tried it out. First, I sufferers and that traveled easily. The best way to go. Almost all breeds have care/concerns, mental ability, answered as a family with Bichon Frise and Toy Poodle vied for an AKC recognized breed rescue group, compatibility and tempera- several young children winner and first runner-up, where you can find the dog of your nient Kyleen Gavin might. I chose a medium- Most families have some definite dreams. SPET TALK size, low-maintenance dog, thoughts about their "perfect dog." :Within these broad group- not prone to biting, but intel- Ideally, they decide what they want and i4gs, several queries further ligent and easy to train. Sure don't want before picking out a pup. eke out your preferences. Within the enough, right at the top of the list was Choices based on purely one parameter Kyleen Gavin is a pet care specialist in appearance section, you make choices the Labrador Retriever Altering the rarely lead to pet compatibility. Talking Citrus County. She lives in Hernando on your ideal dog's size and coat char- answers to lead to a dog with similar with a professional who is knowledge- with her husband and her large and aeteristics. characteristics, but smaller, resulted in able about dog breeds can point the expanding pet family. She can be :The care/concerns segment encom- the Border Terrier an ideal choice potential dog owner in the right direc- reached at 746-6230 or e-mail her at passes grooming, shedding, allergies for our fictitious family, tion. The Dog Selector is a fantastic tool petlady23@earthlinknet. . ...... .. .. .... ... ...... "7 ': "'.. / . *... ...;* 1 : -;l . :. .,:.T-: . ,. She and her husband moved to Florida in 1980, when she became a Charter Member of Citrus Auxiliary 3992 in Inverness. Mildred McElone is one of five remaining Charter Members in Citrus Auxiliary 3992. Bernard J. Strother has been a member of the Fraternal Order of Eagles since March 1956. At the age of 26 he joined in Blanchester, Ohio, and has been a member for 49 years. From 1956-1976 he started as Outside Guard, then completed the chairs until 1976 when he became Jr Past Worthy President. He sat in the Jr. Past Worthy President Chair for one year (1976-1977) and became Past Jr Past Worthy President of Blanchester, Ohio. In 1979, he moved to Brooksville and then to Inverness, where in 1980 he became a Charter Member of Citrus Aerie 3992 in Inverness and continued through all the chairs and is present- ly serving as conductor Bernard Strother is one of two remaining Charter Members in Citrus Aerie 3992 of 50. W..-.- : :: - ,o::. ,.:. - Special to the Chronicle Fraternal Order of Eagles members Mildred McElhone and Bernard Strother have a combined 116 years total for Eagle member and auxiliarist. 2006 and Pat Phillips is the chairwoman for the show. The 2006 donation quilt is chaired by Lori Wichers. The raised quilt monies are given to a community organization. Arleen Koif is the chairwoman of the community out- reach projects. This year the guild is sewing walker and bedside bags for local hospitals and nursing homes. The challenge this year is for a pieced or appliqued Christmas stocking. Members are also participating in the annual Parade of Trees. All ornaments are made by hand with this year's theme being "red." The Cracker Quilters meet from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. the first and third Wednesdays monthly at the First Baptist Church, 700 Citrus Ave., Crystal River The first meeting of the month is for guild business and the second meeting is for workshops, classes or demonstrations. Dixie Shaffer and Linda Thompson are in charge of the programs. The next workshop will be on Wednesday, May 18. Lorraine Franzman will be teaching a class on faux che- nille. The cost of the class is $10 for non-mem- bers and $5 for members. Call Jane at 527-6484 or Barb at 249-3221. f Special to the Chronicle From left are: Mary Costa, Lois Weighall, Anne Ozman, Helen ftivey and June Rogers at the 20th anniversary celebration of the racker Quilters Guild of Citrus County. The Cracker Quilters Guild ol Citrus County celebrated its 20th anniversary March 16 with a phirty at the Old Courthouse In downtown Inverness. Pat Phillips 4s the chairman of the party, that featured a display of the Centennial Quilt made by the first members of the guild. The quilt v s started in 1985 and presented to the county in honor of the 1987 centennial of Citrus County. Special to the Chronicle "Champ," a golden Labrador Retriever, lives with Ken and Carol Gebhard in Beverly Hills. 'Senior Prom' to honor volunteers On Friday evening from 7:30 to 11 p.m., Citrus Hills Golf and Country Club in Hernando will be the scene of a real "Senior Prom" especially for adults who love to dance. Come listen and dance to live music of the '40s, '50s and '60s provided by Sunset Sounds. There will be light refresh- ments and a cash bar. Tickets are $25 per person and can be purchased in advance at any of the following locations: Brannen Banks, Nature Coast Volunteer Center, and Key Center Foundation. Board members also have tickets available for sale. Call the Nature Coast Volunteer Center at 527-5427 or 527-5423 or the Key Center Foundation at 527-8228 for tick- et and other information. The event is sponsored by the Friends of the Nature Coast Volunteer Center, the Citrus County Chronicle and Crystal River Health and Rehabilitation Center as a special fund-raiser. "Purchase your tickets early. Attendance is limited by the size of the facility. .Watercolor Club to host noted artist Artist Tom Jones will be the guest demonstrator for the next meeting of the Citrus Watercolor Club. The club meets at 1 p.m. the second Friday monthly in the fellowship hall of the First United Methodist Church, on County Road 581 in Inverness. Guests are welcome to attend for a donation of $3. A resident of central Florida, Tom Jones has been commis- sioned by government agencies, corporations, environmental groups, clubs and private collec- tors. He typically produces his watercolor landscapes in a series of three or five paintings around a specific theme. Jones' art can be found inter- nationally in many private and corporate collections, including commissioned paintings dis- played in the Florida State Capitol Building, Walt Disney World Corporation, Marriott Corporation and the Omni Corporation. His work has been featured in many books and on magazine covers as well as posters and brochures. He shares his passion for art and love of nature with students of varying skill levels through nationwide workshops, demon- strations and instructional videos. Republicans to host representative A representative of Southwest Florida Water Management District is scheduled to speak on water quality in Kings Bay at this month's meeting of the Nature Coast Republican Club. The meeting will be on Saturday at American Post 155 on W. Gulf-to-Lake Highway, Crystal River. Breakfast will be served at 8:30 a.m. with the meeting to follow. The price of the breakfast is $5.5o. All Citrus County residents are invited to attend and learn about this vitally important sub- ject. Call Bill Fuller, president at 746-4950. P et : *.. " $ Champ Eagles members rack up years of membership CA......N Y (F, .......W..... .... Worth NOTING Himmel to speak Sandra "Sam" Himmel, superin- tendent of schools, and Mike Jarrett, chairman of the Citrus County Democratic Party, will speak at 1 p.m. Saturday at the Central Citrus Democratic Club meeting at the Central Ridge Library in Beverly Hills. Pastels on display The public is invited to the open- ing of Jorge Ibanez's showing of his pastel drawings from 7 to 9 p.m. Saturday at Galeria San Sebastian, 107-A W. Main St., in downtown Inverness. Author to speak The Beverly Hills Butterfly Club has invited butterfly and birding author Rick Cech to speak at 1 p.m. Saturday at the Homosassa Springs Wildlife State Park in Homosassa. The meeting will be in the Florida room in the park's visi- tor center on U.S. 19. Cech will present a PowerPoint photo program, followed by an optional visit to the wildlife park's Garden of the Springs, where park volunteers have planted a butterfly garden. The program is free and open to the public. Call Christine Small at 527-8629 or Peggy Seward at 527-2686. Flor Samp1 le Spring Clearance Sale S oo -m 1e" kJlllplC STOREIDE SAVINGS 7 ....-.- ....- I:II" R M W ... .AM: i *S *D '.0' Our Designers will help you plan your entire home or plan a room at a time. 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F ,I : -*' . ...A 05 L.OA WEDNESDAY, MAY 11, 2005 _ ___________________THE___MARKET___IN__REVIEW' GAINERS (52 OR MORE) Name Last Chg %Chg GtAtPc 22.55 +4.28 +23.4 StarGsSr. 3.95 +.49 +14.2 Elan 6.90 +.60 +9.5 CallonP 15.19 +1.24 +8.9 Chur[wts 36.26 +2.66 +7.9 LOSERS (S2 OR MORE) Name Last Chg %Chg ActPerf 9.35 -2.42 -20.6 Enesco 4.49 -.80 -15.1 Delta39 6.17 -1.08 -14.9 LehDAL29 7.10 -1.10 -13.4 TRC Cos 12.92 -1.99 -13.3 DIARY Advarneod Declined Unchanged Total issues New Highs New Lows Volume 1,073 2,222 133 3,428 67 39 1,870,169,670 MOST ACTIVE ($1 OR MORE) Name Vol (00) Last Chg SPDR 700898 116.60 -1.22 SemiHTr 185962 31.89 -.36 iShRs2000 138348 118.41 -1.43 SP Fncl 126596 28.62 -.38 iShJapan 121539 10.32 -.13 GAINERS ($2 OR MORE) Name Last Chg %Chg VitaCub un 3.65 +.40 +12.3 ExcelM 17.40 +1.79 +11.5 Rotonic 2.92 +.22 +8.1 Globix n 3.00 +.22 +7.9 DiverSec 5.00 +.35 +7.5 LOSERS ($2 OR MORE) Name Last Chg %Chg Lannett 4.28 -1.87 -30.4 MetroHltn 2.69 -.45 -14.3 WashSvgs 8.10 -1.24 -13.3 Gurunetn 16.93 -2.07 -10.9 NTNCom 2.19 -.26 -10.6 DIARY Advanced declined Unchanged Total issues New Highs New Lows Volume 3." 604 83 1,014 18 33 256,150,751 MOST ACTIVE ($1 OR MORE) Name Vol (00) Last Chg Nasd100Tr 749096 35.77 -.26 Cisco 687236 18.21 Intel 587383 24,67 -.13 Microsoft 582271 24.90 -.21 Oracle 357541 11.52 -.23 GAINERS (S2 OR MORE) Name Last Chg %Chg Abatix 7.40 +2.37 +47.1 NuanceC 4.31 +1.21 +39.0 CSP Inc 9.23 +2.23 +31.9 UghtPth 2.95 +.56 +23.4 MaxwlIT 9.18 +1,64 +21.8 LOSERS (S2 OR MORE) Name Last Chg %Chg eCostcm n 2.77 -1.34 -32.6 RegnTch 6.22 -2.78 -30,9 Kintera 3.34 -1.41 -29.7 WheelPit 17.94 -6.99 -28,0 INTAC If 8.63 -3.22 -27.2 DIARY Adv arn,:d Declined Unchanged Total issues New Highs New Lows Volume .,025 2,018 164 3,207 47 102 1,614,052,956 Here are tin 825 most active stocks on the New York Slocik E.n11ange. 765 most active on the Nasdaq National Marave and 116 most active on the American Stock Exchange Stocks in bold are worth at least $5 and changed 5 percent or more in price Underlinig tfor 50 most active on NYSE and Nasdaq ano 25 most active on Amea Tables snow rname price and net change and one to two additional holds rotated through thr *weak as follows DIv: Current annual dividend rate paid on siock based on latest quarterly or semiannual declaration, unless oiterwise footnoted. 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ISTOC S O SCLINEES aN me Div YId PE Last AT&T .95 AmSouth 1.00 BkofAm s 1.80 BellSouth 1.08 CapCtyBk .76 Citigrp 1.76 Disney .24 EKodak .50 ExxonMbl 1.16 FPL Gp s 1.42 FlaRock .90 FordM .40 GenElec .88 GnMotr 2.00 HomeDp .40 Intel .32 IBM .80 YTD Cha %Cha Name -.06 -1.0 -.34 +.1 -.35 -3.4 -.20 -6.4 -.62 -9.3 -.47 -3.7 -,11 -3.1 -.27 -21.1 -.78 +11.6 +.17 +9.1 -.03 +2.3 -.17 -33.2 -.40 -1.8 +.20 -21.3 -.79 -14.7 -.13 +5.5 -1.68 -25.6 Div YId PE Last LowesCos .16 McDnlds .55 Microsoft .32 Motorola .16 Penney .50 ProgrssEn 2.36 SearsHldgs ... SprntFON .50 TimeWarn ... UniFirst .15 VerizonCml.62 Wachovia 1.84 WalMart .60 Walgrn o .21 YTD Cha %Cho .3 19 53.75 -.43 -6.7 1.8 15 30.10 -.02 -6.1 1.3 24 24.90 -.21 -6.8 1.0 24 15.79 +.02 -8.2 1.0 27 48.36 -.68 +16.8 5.5 14 42.91 -.05 -5.2 ... 13 140.79 -5.08 +42.3 2.3 ... 21.96 -.22 -11.6 ... 24 16.98 -.36 -12.7 .4 18 37.45 -.91 +32.4 4.7 11 34.33 -.21 -15.3 3.6 13 51.43 -.74 -2.2 1.2 20 48.72 -.53 -7.8 .5 30 43.78 -.65 +14.1 52-Week Net % YTD 52-wk High Low Name Last Chg Chg % Chg % Chg 10,984.46 9,708.40 Dow Jones Industrials 10,281.11 -103.23 -.99 -4.65 +2.61 3,889.97 2,785.50 Dow Jones Transportation 3,498.56 -60.50 -1.70 -7.89 +23.36 374.28 259.08 Dow Jones Utilities 365.25 -2.57 -.70 +9.05 +39.14 7,455.08 6,211.33 NYSE Composite 7,066.81 -77.79 -1.09 -2.53 +12.15 1,539.14 1,150.74 Amex Index56.11 515.90 Russell 2000 595.04 -7.87 -1.31 -8.68 +8.45 12,108.93 10,268.52 DJ Wilshire 5000 11,495.89 -116.59 -1.00 -3.97 +7.96 N~ YRKSTCKEXHAG PE PPE Name Last Chg .. 15 ABB Ltd 6.34 -.10 11 7 ACELtd 42.65 -1.08 ... ACMInco 8.08 +.03 22 17 AESCp 15.90 -30 16 15 AFLAC 40.30 -.67 t1 10 AGCO 18.50 -.18 14 15 AGLRes 34.64 -28 6 5 AKSteel 7A3 -.42 11 ... AMURs 29.05 +.15 .... AMR 11.02 -.36 ). ... ASA Ltd 34.80 -.55 11 AT&T 18.86 -.06 .. 18 AUOplron 17.05 -.69 ..... AXA 25.00 -.71 24 19 Abtab 48.85 -22 R5 18 AbeFtd 57.84 -23 16 14 Accenture 21.86 -22 19 ActPerf 9.35 -2.42 ... ... AdamsEx 12.70 -.14 20 16 Adesan 23.93 -.06 ... 18 AdvMOpt 35.50 -1.13 >,. 56 AMD 15.07 +.02 18 13 Aeropsi 2625 -.49 10 16 Aetnas u77.30 -.85 16 14 AffCmpS 47.81 -.59 ... Agere 1.29 +.02 ... AgereB 1.28 +.01 28 17 Agilent 21.86 -.03 27 Agnicog 12.75 -.59 10 11. Agiumg u19.33 -.23 o... AM k 7.90 -.03 20 17 ArProd 5927 -.48 ... AirTran 827 -.11 17 15 Albetsn 20.41 -.09 32 11 Alcan 32.06 -.94 ...... Acael 10.76 -.19 21 13 Alcoa 28.63 -.72 33 29 Alcon u99.70 +4.13 ... 22 AlgEngy 24.91 -.61 15 8 AllegTch 22.60 -1.24 26 22 Allergan 7429 -.13 17 21 Alletes u45.95 +.59 18 15 AlliCap 45.21 +.06 30 19 AliData 37.71 -1.29 ... AIIWrld2 11.97 +.08 27 14. Al antEgy 26.75 -.03 57 19 AldWaste 7.98 -.03 11 10 AllmrFn 33.50 -.74 12 10 Allstate 56.63 -.73 15 16 Altel 56.25 -.19 ... 24 Alpharma 11.06 -.02 14 12 Arhia 65.76 -.36 11 .10 AmbacF 71.07 -.59 23,'18 Amdocs 28.48 -.19 11 9 AmHess 94.34 -2.23 18 17 Ameren 52.69 -.38 .. 13 AMoviL 51.18 -.41 8 11 AmAxie 19.60 -.40 12 14 AEP 35.17 +.01 19 -16 AmExp 52.48 -.31 13 10 AmlntGplf 5327 -1.31 31 15 AmStds 43.38 -.32 ... AmSIP3 11.48 -.09 ... AmTower 17.02 -.18 18 13 Amenrid 23.96 +.02 ) 18 Ametgas 30.99 -.10 2- 16 Amphenad 39.24 -26 14 12 AmSouth 25.92 -.34 11 9 Anadrk 73.03 -1.41 24 23 AralogDev 34.13 -.42 17 17 Anheusr 46.91 -.79 29 19 AnnTaylrs 25.14 -.12 12 14 AonCorp 24.68 -26 10 9. Apache 56.08 -129 2 ... Aptlnv 38.89 +.04 13 15 Apria 30.00 +.10 31 28 AquaAm 27.53 +.03 ... Aqula 3.50 -.07 67 18 ArchCoal 48.02 -1.15 17 13 ArchDan 19.28 +.04 15 21 ArchstnSm 36.70 -.11 13 11 ArrowEl 24.62 +.53 7 ArvMert 12.99 +.39 10 14 Ashland 66.56 -.60 ...... AsdEstat 9.84 -.04 j13 11 Assurant 33.98 -25 8 9 AssuredG 19.75 +.13 19 ... AstraZen 43.52 -.75 14 15 ATMOS 27.06 -26 12 12 AutoNaIn 19.10 -.05 25 22 AutoData 43.26 -.68 19 14 Avaya 8.95 -.13 19 17 AveayD 53.55 +.04 22 16 Aviall 29.52 -.35 21 19 Avon 38.72 -.56 9 6 AXIS Cap 25.75 -1.32 32 19 Aztar 29.87 +.51 14 13 BB&TCp 39.43 -.42 ...... BHP BiLt 25.42 -.42 20 17 BJSvcs 49.95 -1.03 39 21 BMCSft 16.97 -.19 13 ... BPPLC 61.46 -.44 13 ... BRT 21.43 -27 24 18 BaktHu 44.52 -.97 14 13 BallCps 38.50 -.90 ......BooBrades 33.76 -125 12 10 BkofAms 45.38 -.35 15 13 BkNY 27.91 -.14 15 14 Banta 41.64 -1.08 32 17 BarPhm 48.00 -.34 45 43 BanickG 22.79 -.33 25 21 BauschL 76.65 -.12 54 19 Baxter u37.65 +.12 10 10 BearSI 94.49 -3.30 .. 18 BearingPif 5.86 -.05 7 6 BeazrHms 47.83 -125 28 19 BectDck 59.17 -.43 11 15 BelSouth 26.00 -20 18 16 BestBuy 52.07 +.04 73 14 Beverly 11.71 -22 13 12 BlackD 83.27 -1.05 21 18 BIkHICp u36.18 +127 ...... BIkFL08 15.34 -.01 16 12 BlockHR 50.04 -.31 ... 20 Bckbsr 9.84 -23 ...... BlueChp 6.15 -.15 28 22 Boeino u61.04 +.48 14 13 Borders 24.87 -23 21 21 BostBeer 21.87 -.48 28 33 BostProp u67.70 -25 21 14 BostonSci 29.75 +25 19 15 Brinker 35.69 +.74 16 15 Brinks 32.60 -.70 25 19 BrMvyS 25.57 -.37 21 12 BurlNSF 49.76-1.68 12 11 BuditRso 49.17 -1.38 17 17 CHEngy 42.90 -21 7 14 CIGNA 97.26 -1.08 11 9 CITGp 39.58 -.85 21 14 CMSEng 1327 -.05 21 14 CPShlpg 15.88 +.93 15 ... CSSInds 31.49 -.41 10 13 CSX 40.91 -.81 25 18 CVSCp 53.25 -.32 ... CablvsnNY 27.05 +.10 ...... CadbyS u4327 +1.10 50 17 Cadence 13.86 -.18 23 24 Caesars 2022 -.11 ... 20 CallGof 11.00 -.12 ...... Calpine 2.18 -.03 . Cameco gs 41.79 -1.92 19 17 CampSp 30.10 +.10 14 10 CapOne 71.08 -.93 CapMpfB 12.60 -.05 21 15 CardnlHith 56.35 +.10 28 21 CaremkRxu43.,70 +.40 26 22 CarMax 28,06 -1.06 20 16 Carnival 49,00 -.84 15 11 Calerpillr 89.65 -.63 .. 9 Celanesen 15.15 -.76 ...... Cemex 36.92 -.19 14 13 Cendant 20.34 -.51 ... 16 CenterPnt 11.96 -.22 8 7 Centex 59.02 -1.26 12 13 CntyTel 30.47 +.04. 24 20 ChmpE 9.88 -.27 12 14 Checkpnt 16.58 +.04 14 10 ChesEng 20.30 -.31 8 10 Chevrons 52.98 -.47 37 27 Chicoss 29.23 -.04 20 10 Chluita 26.50 +.62 10 10 Chubb 82.65 -1.40 27 19 ChurDwtsu36.26 +2.66 24 18 CindBell 3.91 -.14 19 14 CINergy 41.19 -1.13 48 23 CircCity 15.73 -.32 14 11 Citiinp 46.38 -.47 64 27 CizComm 12.79 -.11 15 13 ClairesSht 21.94 -.05 23 21 CleaChan 30.40 -.42 5 5 ClevCIfs 59.21 -3.84 10 18 Clorox 56.99 +.51 30 23 Coachs 27.53 -1.18 23 20 CocaCl 44.23 -.34 19 15 CocaCE 21.11 +.01 ... 23 Coeur" 3.15 21 18 ColgPal 48.60 -.39 ...... Collnlln 8.72 -.01 12 12 Comerica 56.65 -.40 16 14 CmcBNJs 28.09 +.70 7 6 CmclMus 25.75 -.65 24 18 CmtyHIt 36.76 -.13 12 ... CVRDs 27.56 -1.01 ... 27 CompAs 27.81 -.20 18 10 ComstkRs 23.81 -.59 19 17 ConAgra 27.07 -.19 8 8 ConocPhil 104.90 -1.86 12 11 Conseco 19.85 -.01 27 13 ConsolEgy 46,.95 -1.20 19 15 ConEd 44.88 +.03 16 15 ConstellEn 53.61 +.12 ...... C0AriB 12.51 -.54 17 13 Cnvigys 13.18 +.14 30 20 CoopCam 58.20 -.43 7 27 CooperTire 17.81 -.31 ... Copel 5.00 -26 20 15 ComPdtss 22.65 +.27 ... 19 Coming 14.86 -.38 ... ConsGr 8.34 -.33 10 8 CntwdFns 35.40 -.15 17 14 Coventy 88.73 -.88 12 ... CresRE 17.69 +.14 .. 15 Crompton 15.41 +.07 23 ... CrwnCstle 16.67 -.19 47 18 CrownHold 15.41 -.34 8 7 Cummins 67.02 -.74 49 CypSem 1225 -.12 22 11 Cytec 41.68 -.83 ... DNPSelct 11.29 +.05 13 16 DPL 25.30 -.12 9 7 DRHorens 31.38 -.72 21 13 DTE 46.50 -.29 ... 10 DaimliC 39.77 -.42 55 9 DanaCp 12.14 +.16 21 18 Danahers 50.74 -124 20 16 Darden 31.15 +.68 19 18 DaVitas 42.58 +.07 21 16 DeanFds 37.61 +.21 11 10 Deere 61.54 -1.01 14 12 DelMnte 10.06 -.06 14 ... Delphi II 3.79 +.13 ... ... DeWair 2.97 -.33 10 9 DevonEs 44.30 -.98 22 16 DlagPdct 44.50 -6.45 ... 21 DiaOifs 43.87 -1.31 26 18 DicksSprt 33.15 -.19 17 25 Dilards 24.15 -.09 ... 51 DirecTV 14:74 -.06 23 19 Disney 26.95 -.11 20 17 DollarG 20.97 +.07 19 14 DomRes 70.11 -1.18 24" 14 Domlnosnu19.27 +.96 20 15 DonlleyRR 33.25 4 5 DoralFRn 14.66 -.16 18 15 Dover 36.80 -.74 11 9 DowChm 48.05 -.88 32 28 DowJns 34.65 +.57 9 23 DnnwksAn36.50 -2.00 23 16 DuPont 47.59 -.68 13 17 DukeEQv 28.02 -.80 29 30 DukeRlty 30.93 -.42 14 15 OuqLight 17.78 -.12 ... Owneon 420 -.04 12 12 ETrade 12.31 -.31 32 23 EMCCD 12.99 -.19 16 15 EOGRes s49.03 -.93 14 10 EastChm 58.81 -.42- 19 10 EKodak 25.45 -27 13 11 Eaton 58.95 -1.09 12 16 EdionInt 37.28 -.52 29 22 EdwUSci u45.51 -.69 17 13 Edwards 40.11 -.23 .. 15 E8PasoCp 10.21 -.34 ... Elan 6.90 +.60 54 35 EDS 19.04 -.34 21 18 EmrsnB 66.53 -.85 29 16 EmpDIst 22.80 -.03 25 17 Emulex 16.47 -.03 24 24 EnbrEPirs 50.41 -.12 .. 12 EnCanag 69.17 +.09 15 14 EnglCp 30.00 -.98 16 13 EnPro 25.89 -.64 39 17 ENSCO 3229 -1.11 ... ... Enterasys .77 -.03 19 15 Entergy 72.25 -.06 ... 54 Eqtylnn u12.47 +.21 ... 41 EqOffPT 32.47 -.04 19 72 EqtyRsd 35.11 -.10 21 18 EsteeLdr 37.60 -.26 17 15 Exelon 48.45 -.04 13 13 ExxonMbl 57.23 -.78 17 16 FPLGps 40.77 +.17 47 22 FairchldS 13.55 -.51 16 15 FamDIr 24.06 +.06- 9 8 FannieMIf 54.66 -.99 19 16 FedExCp 86.45 -122 ... 18 FedSIgnl 14.02. -.74 16 13 FedODS 63.90 -.35 21 15 Fedlnvst 29.06 -.50 ... 29 Fenrells 21.40 36 17 Ferrof 19.38 -.3 6 10 FdlNFns 33.59 +.07 18 15 FirslData 37.70 -.65 . ... FFnFds 17.69 -.20 17 14 FstMarb 40.20 -1.54 .. i. .-iT.F 19.50 -.11 17 15 .-iE.., 43.46 -.10 36 16 i..h, 60.23 +.13 22 18 RaRock 60.92 -.03 26 22 Fluor 58.16 -.14 13 12 FooLockr 25.09 -.49 6 8 FordM 9.78 -.17 16 16 ForestLab 36.64 +.54 16 10 ForestOil 37.66 -1.38 16 15 FortuneBr 84.22 -.67 21 17 FrankRss 69.10 -1.36 16 9 FredMac 62.36 -.72 22 12 FMCG 35.54 -.73 .. 17 Freescalen 18.96 -.11 ... FreescBn 19.09 -.17 7 7 FriedBR 12.40 -.46 12 15 FrontrOil u45.84 -.43 3 ... Frontlines 45.10 -1.11 10 18 GATX 32.93 -.63 ... GabelliET 8.66 -.04 15 14 Gannett 76.50 -.43 17 14 Gap 20.92 -.21 .. 17 Gateway d3.31 -.13 89 57 Genentch 74.38 +.98 17 14 GenDyn 104.70 -1.84 22 19 GenElec 35.83 -.40 39 73 GnGrthPrp 38.15 +.40 18 16 GenMills 4924 -.32 42 31 GnMoti 31.53 +20 ... GMdb32A 22.96 -.15 ... GMdb32B 16.84 -.06 ... GMdb33 19.66 +.08 11 11 Genworthn27.91 +.06 13 11 GaPacif 34.14 -.49 ... Gerdaus 10.00 -.65 42 31 Gettylm 73.90 -21 30 26 Gillette 52.35 -.28 ... GlaxoSlIn 5021 -.70 ... 21 GlobPwr 8,40 -1.00 44 19 GIobalSFe 35.13 -.84 ...... GoldFLtd 9.80 -.33 33 22 Godcppg 13.58 -27 15 13 GoldWFs 63.22 -1.33 11 10 GoldmanS 102.11 -3.39 28 20 Goodrich 41.39 -.80 10 16 Goodyear 13.18 -.13 .. ... vjGrace 9.53 -.62 19 6 GrafTech ,3.70 -.22 35- 17 GrantPrde 23.78 -.39 ... ... GtAtPc u2255 4.28 22 24 GtLkCh 33.95 +.25 13 15 GtPlalnEn 31.21 +.07 14 ... GMP 29.75 -.20 28 23 Greenhlll 36.14 +2.03 13 11 Griffon 18.77 -.18 18 16 Gtechs 26.12 +.10 ... GuangRy 17.62 -.32 44 26 Guidant 73.32 -.39 19 16 HCAInc 54.83 -.56 21 9 HRPTPrp 11.75 -.12 ... 17 Hallibtn 42.17 -.98 ...... HanJS 15.15 +.09 ... HanPtDiv 9.11 +.05 ... HanPtDv2 11.56 -.11 ... Hanson 46.02 -.10 16 15 HarieyD 48.69 -.35 24 20 Hannan 74.21 -2.64 ... HarmonyG 6.14 -.26 19 17 HarrahE 66.40 -.85 22 18 Hanrriss 28.93 -.45 10 9 HartfdFn 72.85 -1.44 21 16 Hasbro 19.55 -.24 17 15 HawaliBs 25.40 +.02 19 14 Headwats 32,71 -.60 24 23 HItCrREIT 33.80 -.10 18 15 HIlMgI 24.82 -.26 27 ... HthcrRIIlf 38.70 -.33 77 13 HealthNet 33.69 +.01 18 15 Heinz 36.97 -.45 ... HellnTel 9.16 +.04 40 17 HelmPay u41.88 -.27 17 13 HewletIP 20.45 -29 97 12 HighwdPtI 28.05 -.25 31 13 Hillenbd 47.95 +.10 33 25 Hiton 22.26 -.20 16 14 HomeDp 36.46 -.79 21 17 Honwlllnil 36.53 -.34 19 17 Hormel 3223 +.47 ... 38 HoslMarr 17.05 -.10 14 11 HughSups 26.61 +.09 18 16 Humana u36.50 +.17 .:. 7 Huntsmnn 22.70 -.50 14 15 Idacorp 26.84 -.26 19 15 ITW 83.71 -1.46 23 19 Imation 35.79 -.21 12 10 INCO 37.20 -.46 11 13 IngerRd 78.17 -1.37 12 13 IngrmM 17.00 +.24 15 14 IBM 73.30 -1.68 24 20 IntlGame 27.20 -.52 .. 16 IntPap d33.09 -.28 .. 21 Interpublf 12.62 -.28 .. 26 Iomega d2.30 -.07 28 11 JPMomCh 35.14 -.82 31 19 Jabl 28.00 -.45 22 10 Jacuzzi 8.65 -.85 15 26 JanusCap 13.52 -.07 .. 15 Jarden u47.70 -1.97 23 19 JohnJn 67.73 -.44 12 11 JohnsnCt 54.93 -.04 13 11 JonesApp 31.96 -.04 10 7 KBHomes 57.80 -1.31 20 17 Kaydon 27.12 -.58 20 18 Kellogg 45.19 -.33 10 10 KelIwood 25.35 -:26 19 9 KenrMc 77.89 -1.08 14 12 Keyeorp 32.60 -.37 14 16 KeySpan 38.10 -.40 17 16 KImbCIk 61.72 -.57 18 18 KindMorg 77.22 +.18 34 25 ine icC 61.40 -.52 46 12 KingPhrm 9.18 +.18 ... 22 Kinrossg 5.46 -.03 23 19 Kohls 48.33 +.28 20 17 Kraft 32.54 -.06 .. 29 KrspKrmaf 6.63 +.30 .. 13 Kroger 16.25 +.03 19 16 L-3Com 68.01 -1.93 10 ... LLERy 6.07 -.13 .. 15 LSILog 5.80 -.01 13 ... LTCPrp 19.20 -22 .. 11 LaZBoy 12.26 -.10 ... 27 LaBmch 6.43 +.08 16 15 Ladede 28.65 -.55 26 32 LVSandsn 35.77 -.58 ...... Lazardn 24.00 +.60 ...... Lazardun 23.99 7 13 LeaCorp 36.73 +.55 18 18 LeggPlat 27.25 -.14 10 10 LehmBr 88.83 -3.09 9 7 LennarA 52.90 -.91 15 15 Lexmark 67.04 -123 ... LbtyASG 5.81 -.05 95 95 UbtyMA 10.50 30 20 ULillyE 59.13 -.8 14 13 Limited 20.85 -.35 11 10 UncNat 42.72 -.64 41 29 Lindsay d18.35 -.63 ... 3 L...-.:Gi.) 10.26 -.12 193 -: Lh-ir. 37.64 -.04 21 17 LockhdM 63.71 +26 7 12 LaPac 24.73 19 15 LowesCos 53.75 -.43 11 15 Lucent 2.80 -.12 87 7 Lyondell 26.02 -1.51 16 15 M&TBk 102.28 -1.72 10 10 MBIA 56.34 -.87 12 10 MBNA 20.12 +.04 15 14 MDURes 28.11 -.26 10 10 MEMC 11.48 -.20 ...... MCR 8.64 +.01 24 20 MGMMr 68.72 -1.33 ...... Madeco 9.95 +.07 9 8 Magnalg 63.19 -128 ...... MgdHi 6.09 +.01 15 13 Manpwl 38.80 '-.65 .. 13 Manuldg 46.57 +.05 13 10 Marathon 48.66 -.62 23 20 MarlntA 61.65 -1.00 ... 14 MarshM 29.15 -.78 15 13 Marshlls 42.36 -.54 ...... MStewrt 25.20 +.09 19 17 MarveE 19.88 -.19 14 12 Masco 30.49 -.37 50 14 MasseyEn 39.92 -1.14 .. 13 MatSd 11.82 -.19 13 14 Mattel 18.01 -.01 6 8 MavTube 29.14 -.84 .. 45 Maxtor 4.52 -.05 22 18 MayDS 37.03 -.17 .. 15 Maytag 10.19 -.18 .. 17 McDerl 20.77 -.43 15 15 McDnlds 30.10 -.02 22 20 McGrH 88.19 -1.31 .. 16 McKesson 38.50 +.13 20 21 McAfee 24.49 -.18 .. 20 MeadWco 3025 -.14 29 21 MedcoHoI 53.00 -.35 29 24 Medtnic 51.72 -27 15 14 MelonFnc 27.74 -.31 29 24 Mentor 38.12 +.09 13 14 Merck- 33.88 -.32 12 7 MeridRes 4.40 +.07 12 11 MerrilLyn 53.46 -1.40 12 11 MelLife 42.76 -.89 24 19 MichStrs u36.99 +.55 15 16 McronT 10.00 -.11 89 ... MidAApt 40.85 +.52 39 30 Midas 22.17 -.58 ... 77 Milacron 2.31 -.02 23 19 Millipore 50.01 -.16 16 37 MillsCp 57.32 -.92 3 4 MitalSI 26.00 -1.02 65 9 MobileTels 33,90 -.70 14 13 MolsCoorsB61.81 -.46 52 25 Monsnto 61.92 +.54 11 10 MornStan 49.42 -1.33 ... MSEmMkt 17.36 -.34 ... Mosaic 13.60 -.42 24 15 Motorola 15.79 +.02 ...... MunienhFd 11.09 +.06 19 19 MylanLab 16.29 -.10 21 21 NCRCps 34.48 -.57 18 22 NRGEgy 33.60 +1.01 9 11 NaCity 34.02 -28 14 14 NatFuGas 27.44 +.13 ...... NatGrid 48.88 -.07 30 20 NOiVarco 43.85 -1.09 18 20 NatSemi 19.42 -.38 30 20 Naublus 26.72 -.44 58 37 Navteqn 38.32 +.62 ... NewAm 2.05 6 5 NwCentFn 46.50 -.30 16 16 NJRscs 44.44 -.53 .. NewSldesn 16.58 ... 15 12 -NYCmtyB 17.52 -.04 92 23-NewAlliBc 13.87 +.02 .. 15 NewellRub 21.49 -.10. 38 31 NewmtM" 37.53 -.76' 61 20 NWpkRs 6.08 -22 ... NewsCpAn 15.44 -.31 20 NewsCpBn16.03 -29 15 15 NiSource 23.70 -.14. 17 17 Niaor 37.76 -.48 19 15 NteB 77.60 -1.13 44 18 NobleCorp 53.50 -.98 11 9 NobleEngy 64.76 -.14 ... NokiaCp 16.91 -.25 20 16 Nordstr 55.00 -.82 13 12 NorlikSo 31.41 -.92 ... 19 NotelNet 2.47 -.14 14 11 NoFrkBcs 27.76 -.60 ... 16 NoestUt 19.01 +.16 17 19 NoBordr 47.46 +.78 16 14 NorthpGs 55.07 -.81 9 8 NovaStar 38.50 -.20 .16 15 NSTAR 56.38 +.73 6 7 Nucors 51.02 -2.63 .. NvFL 15.22 +.19 .. NvMO. 15.29 +.02 16 16 OGEEnqgy 27.49 -.18 6 7 OMICp 19.39 -22 10 9 OcciPet 68.97 -1.73 19 15 OffcDpt 19.86 -.52 27 26 OlfceMax 31.96 -1.04 15 9 Olin 18.73 -.06 21 18 Omnicom 84,38 -1.21 13 13 ONEOK 30.01 +.48 4 5 OreSt 16.19 -1.57 20 16 OshkshTrik 76.67 +.06 20 16 OutbkSIk 42.25 -.06 5 7 OvShip 60.04 +2.10 14 11 Owenslll 24.39 -.91 9 15 PG&ECp 35.30 -.40 10 9 PMIGrp 37.52 +.39 13 12 PNC 54.56 +.15 18 16 PNMRess28.10 -24 18 13 PPG 67.36 -1.23 15 13 PPLCorp u56.69 +.64 ... PSIpfB 24.00 +26 ... PSIpfC u24.00 +.27 19 15 PacdCre 63.00 +.09 19 16 Pacts 22.00 +.20 13 12 ParkHan 59.06 -.91 .. 16 PaylShoe 13.98 -.06 30 14 PeabdyEs 48.52 -1.70 .. Pengrthg 20.34 -.14 .. 18 PenVaRs 46.85 -1.49 27 14 Penney 48.36 -.68 24 18 Pentairs 40.62 -1.39 35 18 PepBoy 15.12 +.02 17 15 PepsBott 28.86 -.08 22 21 PepsiCo 56.37 19 17 PepsiAmer 24.65 -.05 24 16 PerkBm 18.88 -.12 16 ... Prmian 13.15 +27 15 14 PerotSys 12.99 -.59 4 4 PetroKazg 27.41 +.57 ... Petrobrs 44.69 -1.29 22 13 Pfizer 27.66 -.31 7 8 PhelpD 86.77 -2.61 19 18 PiedNGs 23.43 -25 23 23 Pieri 15.45 -.02 PimcoStrat 1,1.85 -.09 15 13 PioNt 37.82 -.58 21 16 PitnyBw 44.53 -.59 23 30 PlacerD 13.59 -.35 16 16 Plantion 32.18 -1.32 10 20 PlaytxPd 10.34 -.05 20 22 PlumCrk 3525 +.06 23 16 Polaris 56.65 -1.74 16 ... PostPrp 32.59 +.14 21 18 Praxair 4626 -.84 7 Pr-..ts. 76.15 +58 11 ". f,-r.in.... 65.56 +.03" ..23 Pridelnt 22.77 -.24 15 14 PrinFnd 39.48 -.70 21 19 ProclGs 54.88 -.10 14 14 ProgrssEn 42.91 -.05 38 26 Protogis 40.51 +.01 ...... ProsSIHiln 3.51 +.02 14 10 Providian 16.92 -.07 14 13 Prudent 58.97 -1.12 18 17 PSEG 56.66 -21 37 15 PugetEngy 22.00 +.08 9 7 PulteHm 72.69 -1.01 ... PHYM 6.87 +.02 ... PIGM 9.51 +.04 ... PPrlT 6.38 17 9 Quanexs 50.38 -126 20 17 Questar 58.80 -1.18 81 37 QuikslvRsu56.46 +.11 21 16 Quiksiver 29.88 -1.15 ... ... QwestCm 3.57 +.07 5 5 R&GFnc 14.45 -.40 18 12 RPM 17.31 +.14 13 13 RadioShk 25.06 -.36 17 16 Ralcorp 39.63 -.34 15 13 RJamesFn 26.89 -.37 22 23 Rayonier. 50.02 -.37 39 18 Raytheon 39.00 -.44 22 22 RItylncos 24.30 -.20 13 12 Reebok 42.03 +.23 16 13 ReginsFn 33.25 -.48 ... 29 ReliantEn 10.65 +.14 ... 7 RenaisRe 45.05 +.24 25 21 RenalCres 45.57 -.19 ...... Repsol 25.57 -.43 23 19 RepubSv 34.98 -.67 ... 19 RetaiVent 11.34 -.09 ... Revon 2.85 -.06 ... Rhodia 1.80 -.03 8 50 RiteAid 3.49 -.04 26 21 RobtHaif 25.47 -.49 17 17 RockwAut 48.66 -1.06 18 15 RoHaas 44.37 -.84 56 17 Rowan 27.25 -.52 10 ... RoylDut 58.77 -.71 .. Royce 18.00 -.32 11 11 Ryder 36.47 -.51 7 4 RyersTull 14.78 -.42 10 8 Rylands 63.03 -.90 .. 24 SAPAG 40.35 -.16 16 16 SBCCori 23.45 -.13 18 14 SCANA u40.25 +.19 13 18 SLMCp 49.19 -.16 .. 15 SPXCp 41.62 -.68 27 ... STMicro 14.12 -.35 13 13 SabreHodk 19.89 -.44 14 14 Safeway 20.75 -.22 61 40 StJoe 7325 -.10 33 25 StUudes 37.80 -.34 45 8 StPaunFrav 37.71 -.50 22 24 Saksif 17.48 -.22 .. 82 Salesforcn 15.50 +.06 ...... SalEMInc2 13.04 +.24 ...... SalmSBF 12.52 -.07 17 ... SJuanB 37.60 -.25 14 14 SaraLee 20.83 -.47 ... 18 Satyam 22.10 -.90 ... 55 SchergP 20.29 -.19 27 23 Schlmb 68.92 -1.55 54 19 Schwab 10.76 +.02 20 19 SciAtanta 31.70 -.06 ...... ScottPw 32.42 +.16 23 10 SeagateT 17.81 -.23 10 12 SempraEn 38.92 -.31 13 12 Sensient 20.12 -.32 12 19 SvOmstr 13.14 -.05 28 23 7-Eleven u26.40 +1A41 ... ..: Shelr 53.76 -24 15 13 Sherwin 42.98 -.72 16 15 ShopKo 23.40 -.07 66 74 Shurgard 42.09 -.91 ...... SiderNacs 18.00 -1.00 71 20 SierrPac 11.42 -.02 ...... SitnGph .83 +.02 48 47 SimonProp 67.93 -.10 32 11 Sirvalf 7.95 +.15 ... ... SRhags 3.94 -.13 22 14 SmilhAO 2828 -23 29 20 Smilhn 58.49 -1.93 10 11 SmithfF 29.89 -.31 36 14 Solecit 326 -.05 ...... SonyCp 37.38 -.92 16 15 SouthnCo 33.04 -.16 33 26 SwstAirl 14.95 -.43 22 19 SwnEnrg 67.13 -2.07 15 11 SovignBcp 21.74 -.06 80 Spectrast 60.00 -.46 21 13 SpeclBrds 37.00 -.50 ... 15 SpmtFON 21.96 -22 20 ... Standex 26.41 -.19 26 23 SlaiwdHt 53.70 -.73 19 16 SlateStr 4638 -.79 19 16 Sters 24.30 -.25 17 16 StorTch 29.20 +26 ... sTDJEuStx 38.64 -.37 39 25 Sbyker 47.39 -.82 47 ... StunnR 7.07 +.11 .. 11 SunCmts 34.90 -.05 .. 19 Suncorg 3921 -.59 22 21 SunGard 33.85 -.15 12 12 Sunoco 101.67 -1.24 14 13 SunTrst 72.47 -.87 28 22 SymblT d10.87 -.12 24 21 Sysco 36.05 +.11 14 13 TCFFnds 26.02 22 12 TDBknorth 3124 -.45 ... 16 TECO 16.71 -.03 17 14 TJX 22.54 -25 .. 12 TXUCoip 80.49 -.11 ... TXUpfD 6620 +.22 ... TaiwSemi 8.81 -.24 14 18 Target 47.51 -.10 ... TelNorL 14.57 -.47 ... TelMexL 34.60 -.41 ... TelspCel d5.13 -.18 20 15 Templelns 34.48 +.50 23 16 TempurP 20.06 -.05 ... Tenetlt 1220 -.10 24 20 Teppco 40.78 -.02 32 ... Teradyn 1122 -.20 15 11 Terra 7.00 -.03 9 ... TerraNilro 23.65 +.25 9 11 Tesoro 40.08 -1.67 31 17 TetraTech 28.70 -.08 24 21 Texinst 25.88 -.51 ... ... Theragen 3.44 +.04 12 17 ThenmoEl 26.15 -.09 18 16 ThmBet 31.15 -1.03 20 17 3MCo 76.61 -1.12 20 16 TldiwK 35.32 -.80 14 19 Tffany 30.00 -.48 16 14 imbrids 3527 -.93 24 21 TimeWam 16.98 -.36 17 11 Timken 25.05 -.23 ..* 15 TrianCp 18.51 -.21 14 9 TollBros 79.30-1.99 19 15 Toolnc 2220 -1.22 ...... TorchEn 8.08 +.14 12 11 Trchmrk 53.04 -1.01 .. 12 TorDBkg 41.38 +.13 ...... TotalSA 113.35 -1.43 28 23 TotalSys 23.50 -.19 ... ... TwnCtyy 28.05 +.05 22 24 ToyRU 25.72 +.04 70 21 Transocn 47.48 -.94. 18 14 Tredgar 15.50 -.52 ...... TiConit 17.53 -.18 24 16 TniadH 48.75 -.44 22 16 Tribune 38.65 -.05 27 14 Tvcolnt 29.32 -.08 18 14 Tysoh 1820 +.20 9 22 UILHold 51.55 -.40 5 7 vJUSG 42.00 -.54 14 13 USTInc 44.12 -1.19 18 16 UniFirst 37.45 -.91 24 ... UnlevNV 6820 -.75 30 16 UnionPac 63.65 -.75 ... 36 Unisys 6.75 -.13 40 88 UDomR 22.87 -.13 ... 38 UtdMicrao 3.39 -.08 24 20 .UPSB 71.63 -.44 13 11 USBansp 28.39 -.21 4 5 USStedl 41.71 -2.94 *18 16 UtdTBch 101.94 -1.09 23 19 UtdhithGp 97.86 -.73 34 28 Univislon 26.50 -.60 11 11 Unocal 55.90 -.55 11 9 UnumProv 17.28 +.09 .. 71 ValeantPh 21.93 +.10 9 9 ValeroEs 67.90 -.75 ...... VKHilncT 3.83 +.08 30 21 VarianMs 33.72 -.08 19 15 Vectren 26.75 -.21 11 13 VeizonCm 34.33 -.21 ... ViaomB 34.99 -.46 5 10 VintgPt 28.17 -.71 ... 22 Vishay 12.33 +.08 ... Visteon 3.81 -.05 ...... Vodafone 25.88 -.29 12 8 Wabash 24.73 -1.10 13 11 Wadcvia 51.43 -.74 20 17 WalMart 48.72 -.53 30 26 Walgm 43.78 -.65 13 11 WAMut 41.97 -.40 18 18 WsteMInc 29.06 -.20 21 19 Waters 40.03 -.32 24 21 WalsnPh 29.39 +.25 21 18 Weathflnt 51.94 -1.70 25 23 WIWatch 45.58 +.07 .. 20 Wellcaren 33.40 +1.68 .. 9 Wellmn 11.25 -.54 23 16 WellPoint 135.40 -.60 14 13 WellsFrgo 59.72 -.50 88 18 Weridys 44.08 -.62 11 14 WestarEn 22.75 -.54 ... WAsTIP2 12.64 -.05 15 11 WDigi 1322 -.22 20 17 WstnGRs 32.92 -.32 20 17 WestwOne 19.14 -.09 11 14 Weyerh 65.96 -.94 11 10 Whripl 62.92 -.61 11 ... WilmCS 16.86 -.24 28 19 WmsCos 17.82 +.04 22 18 WmsSon 34.80 +.29 .. 14 WilisGp 34.93 -.55 15 13 Winnbgo 30.31 -.64 14 15 WiscEn 5346 +.16 8 11 Worhgn ,16.23, -.46 30 27 Wrigley 68.50 -.28 39 16 Wyet. 45.00 -.60 9 7 XLCap 7425 -.83 18 13 XTOEgys 30.65 -.57 22 14 XceEngy 17.85 +36 16 13 Xerox 13.09 -.16 18 15 YankCdl 30.11 -.64 31 24 Zimmer 78.06 -1.39 ... ZweigTI 5.12 AMERICAN STOCKoxCAG PE PPE Name Last Chg ... AbdAsPac 6.17 -.03 9 ... AdmRsc 18.70 +.19 27 ... AlphaPro 2.19 +.06 .. ApexSlv d12.39 -.50 ... ApoloGg .40 -.01 ... AvanirPh 2.73 -.14 ... Avitar .09 +.01 ... BemaGold 2.11 -.10 ...... BiotechT u162.65 +1.40 ... 15 Camblorg 1.83 -.03 . ... CaArgo .83 -.05 17 14 CarverBcpd17.70 +.05 .....CelstonCp .38 +.05 . CFCdag 5.33 +.05 S... .... Chenieres 30.00 -.14 ...... Coinmchun 13.16 ... 17 15 ComSys 9.95 +.05 22 ... Connucre 3.10 -.09 ... Crystallxg 3.70 -.14 12 10 DHBInds 8.02 -.04 ...... DJIADiam102.70 -1.05 ...... DSLneth .12 ... 21 ... DanlHd 15.00 -.12 12 14 Dalrtng .3.95 -.03 ...... DesertSgn 120 -.04 ... ... EaqleBbnd .20 -.01 ... ... EBdoGldg 239 +.09 ...... ElecCity .96 -.01 ...... Bswth 7.38 -.06 8 ... ExcelM 17.40 +1.79 ...... FTrVLDv 14.37 -20 20 ... RaPUl 18.54 +.04 ...... GascoEn n 3.61 -,04 ...... GeoGlobal 2.54 +.06 ...... Globbxn d3.00 +22 .. 21 GoldStrg 2.68 +.07 36 12 GreyWolf 6.17 -.18 ... .. Gurunetn 16.93 -2.07 SHarken d.37 -.03 ...... INGGRE 15.14 -.05 ......ISCOIn 29 +.01 ...... iShBrazil. 22.80 -.78 .. IShHK 12.05 -.16 ...... iShJapan 1032 -.13 ...... iSh Kor 31.15 -.54 ...... iShMalasia 7.05 -.03 ...... IShUK 17.99 -.12 .... ... iShDJTr 62.73 -.95 ...... iShSP500 116.51 -1.23 ..... iShEmMkt 204.05 -4.69 ... 19 IShSPBaG 55.98 -.57 .. 14 iShSPBaV 60.20 -.76 ...... iSh201B 91.80 +.65 ...... iShl-sTB 80.92 +.06 ...... iShEAFE 156.15 -2.20 ...... iShRsMCV111.93 -122 ...... iShNqBio 67.00 +.35 ...... iShR100V 65.01 -.89 ...... iShRlOOOG 46.68 -.30 ...... iShR2000G 60.42 -.88 ...... iShRs2000118.41 -1.43 ...... iShREst 121.00 -.21 ...... iShHthecre 61.26 -.32 ...... iShEur350 74.05 -.92 17 12 iMergentn 13.70 +.25 4 ... InNgSys 2.32. ...... IntrNAP .51 -.06 ...... IntntHTr 53.52 -.89 26 18 IvaxCps 18.49 -.05 ...... KFXInc 11.85 -.51 9 ... KilvHkn d1.15 -.13 12 ... Lannett d428-1.87 ... ... MadCatzg 1.41 -.03 7 8 MeltoHIn 2.69 -.45 . ... Miramar .83 24 15 Nabors 54.81 -1.73 .. 8 NOdiong 2.43 +.01 7 34 NIhgtMg 1.03 +.03 ... 35 NutiSys 11.00 -.20 17 ... OdysMar u4.49 +.13 ... .. OISvHT 90.91 -2.21 30 16 PainCare 4.53 -22 ...... PaxsnC .84 -.03 ... 28 PetrofdEg 14.87 -.11 ...... PhmHTr 74.90 -.68 ...... Prvena 1.01 -.03 ... 30 ProvErg 10.04 -.14 ...... Qnstakegn .18 -.01 55 31 RaeSyst 2.77 -.10 ... Ramp s 1.42 +.04 ...... RegBkHT 133.48 -1.55 ...... Rentech 1.45 +.07 . RetailHT 89.79 -1.09 ...... "SemiHTr 31.89 -.38 19 ... SmihWes 3.21 +.01 ...... SofHTr 34.04 -.29 .. 16 SPDR 116.60 -122 ...... SPMid 118.45 -.65 ... 14 SPMats 28.29 -.43 ... 19 SPHilC 3120 -20 ... 18 SPCnSt 23.08 -.13 ... 12 SPEn v 40.95 -.70 ... 12 SPFnd 28.62 -.38 ...... SPInds 29.43 -.35 ... 19 SPTech 19.01 -.20 ... 16 SPUtIi 29.85 -22 ... 16 Stonepath .81 +.03 ... 24 Ternemark .71 -.01 39 ... TransGib 5.50 +.08 ...... TrsmrEn d1.66 -.29 ...... TriValley 1229 -.74 19 52 TurboChrs 12.46 +.06 ...... UltraPtas 25.13 -2.70 9 7 VaaoEn 3.59 -.06 60 ... Wstmind 18.67 -1.25 ... ... Wyndham .98 -.02 I ASDo~AQ ATI N LM R E PE PPE Name Last Chg 31 20 ACMoore 25.83 -.47 30 ... ADCTelrs 16.70 +.60 ... 15 ASMLHkI 15.05 -.18 17 13 ATITech 15.14 -.39 25 24 ATMIInc 24.55- -.33 ... ATSMed 3.25 +.04 ... Aastom 2.06 -.05 ... AbatU 7.40 +2.37 ... Abgenix 7,53 +35 28 ... AbleLabs 24.90 -.75 6 6 AccHme 40.15 -.07 23 21 Acliebs 15.45 -.03 26 20 Acxiom 19.29 -.19 Adaptec 3.49 +.01 25 AdobeSy 57.52-1.15 23 20 Adtan 20.14 -.46 60 24 AdvDiglni 6.58 -.07 .4 22 AdvEnidlf 10.60 -.50 6 ... Advanta 21.31 -.61 6 11 AdvantB 23.26 -.79 22 13 Aerofex 6.61 -.18 49 41 Alfymet u49.36 +.18 . 55 AgileSt 6.23 -.15 35 21 AkamaT 11.43 -.13 ...... Al 40.55 -.42 29 Alamosa 12.76 -.14 ... AlaskCom 9.86 -.17 .. 23 AlbnyMIc 11.17 +.92 12 ... Aldiars 23.47 -.17 16 16 AlexBId 41.24 -.83 53 67 AlignTech 8,55 -.25 . ... Alkerm 11.75 -.10 28 ... AldHiPd 5.67 -.10 ., 33 Allsoips 12.80 -.60 A.: ... AltrNano 3.10 -.06 28 25 A 0eraCp 20.73 -27 ... 25 Alvation 928 -.17 26 45 Amazon 3423 -.41 17 15 AmegyBcs 17.08 -.13 .. n. Amiow .40 .. 11 AmCapStr 34.06 -27 19 14 AEagleOs 27.57 -.19 ... 26 AmrMeds 19.69 -.01 48. 23 AmPharm 45.19 +1.03 27 24 APwCnv 25.17 -.59 20 15 AmrTrde 13.42 31 20 Amqen 61.03 +,70 k... AmorT 3.32 +.06 ... AMylln 17.77 +.97 ...... Anadigc 1.34 +.03 . 32 Anlogic 41.57 -.89 2A ... Analysts 3.14 -.01 .. AnySur 1.56 -.06 ... AnchrGis dl.45 -.30 59 18 Andrew 12.90 -.10 20 16 AndrxGp 20.36 +.18 .. 13 Anglotchg 14.48 -.17 ...... Antigncs 7.15 -.08 68 24 ApolonG 70.48 +.15 40 25 AppleCs 36.42 -.55 19 16 Applebeess25.43 -.08 ... ApplDigrs 3.55 -.19 ... Apldlnov 3.96 -.05 18 17 ApldMal 15.81 +.13 ... 29 AMCC d2.53 -.05 21 41 aQuantive 13.64 -26 ..... gonauT .92 +.01 ... AdadP 6.94 -.36 ..4 19 Anbars 5.86 -.14 10 9 AkBest 32.00 -1.13 ... AmHld 5.72 -.04 ...... Arotech 1.28 +.05 .. 16 Arris 7.70 +.13 ... 14 ArtTech 1.04 -.04 28 AuthroCr 28.57 -.83 3p 18 AskJvs 27.59 -.41 14 13 AspectCm 8.78 -24 ..: 20 AspenTc 5.15 +22 14 12 AssodBanc 31.39 -.57 14 12 AstaFdg 24.82 -.55 ... AsystTdl 3.42 -.32 ..; 20 AtRoad d2.54 -.13 ... AthrGnc 15.44 -.40 44 30 Athems 7.92 ...... Amel 2.30 -.05 73 AudIblen 16.78 +250 56 23 AudCodes 10.59 +.02 4 24 Audvox 14.00 -.54 38 29 Autodsks 34.52 +.18 ... Avanex 1.14 ... Avantlmm 1.30 -.03 25 18 AvidTch 53.15 -1.40 ... 20 AvocCp 26.22 -.08 ... Aware 5.34 +.31 11 18 Axcelis d5.71 -28 .. 17 BEAero ul2.90 +.20 25 17 BEASys 7.74 -.18 ... BallardPw d3.61 32 27 BeasleyB 17.52 +207 39 30 BebeStss 35.33 -.14 22 18 BedBath 36.69 -.37 ... .. Bioenvisn 7.15 +.19 ... 23 Biogenldc 38.91 +.21 Bi... oMadn 6.41 +.01 29 20 Blomet 37.35 -83 ...... Blomira 206 -.13 ... Biopure .34 16 15 BobEvn 2231 +.04 ... 38 BoneCre 32.09 -.01 30 24. Borland 5.45 -.02 19 16 BostPrv 23.39 -.60 16 13 Bdghlpnt 18.45 -.32 45 26 Brdcom 31.50 -.50 ...... Broadwing 3.95 +.19 18 11 BrcdeCm 4.19 -.05 37 21 BrooksAut 13.60 -.40 19 15 Brookstie 19.51 -.27 40 ... BusnObj 26.00 -.72 .. 19 C-COR 6.64 -.03 17 14 CBRLGrp 39.03 -.40 .. 15 CDCCpA 2.61 -.01 20 18 CDWCorp 5828 32 26 CHRobn 54.78 -.44 11 ... CMGI 1.75 -.02 ... 30 CNET 9.80 -.01 20 17 CSGSys 17.82 -.27 21 ... CSPInc 9.23 +2.23 ... ... CVThera 2035 +.35 17 17 CabolMic 27.65 -.68 20 16 CalDive 46.38 -1.01 23 27 CalMicr 4.15 +.01 17 18 CapCtyBk 37.91 -.62 CpshTrb 1.31 -.01 ... Cardima .23 18 13 CareerEd 32.79 +.09 31 19 Carrizo 15.06 -1,42 71 51 Celgenes 37.55 -.55 ....CellGens 6.14 -.02 ...... Caelrera 3.52 +.01 63 22 CEurMed 40.05 -3.74 21 6 CentA 22.79 -1.05 .. 15 Cephn 45.79 +.42 18 12 Ceradynes 20.64 -.72 38 27 Comer 62.52 +.18 14 11 ChrmSh 7.72 -.04 ... ... ChartCm 1.14 -.02 21 17 ChkPolnt 22.17 -.06 74 24 ChkFree 37.13 -.64 13 11 Checkers 12.17 -.03 36 27 Cheesecks32.16 +.37 9 11 CherokInt d5.28 -21 29 19 ChidPIc 45.76 -.58 .. 6 ChlpMOS 6.21 +.35 21 Chiron 35.38 -.51 62 21 ChrchllD 41.49 +.04 ... ... ClenaCp 2.13 -.03 12 13 CinRn 39.33 -.63 23 20 Cintas 39.44 +.03 ... 24 Cirrus 4.50 -.25 23 18 Cisco 1821 ...... CitadelSec d.90 -.25 24 20 CitixSy 22.38 -.38 ... 17 CleanH 19,30 -.43 26 ... ClickCm 17.70 -.05 34 30 Cognex 24.83 +.70 55 37 CogTechs 42.92 -1.08 26 22 Cognosg 37.71 -1.04 57 26 CklwltCrs 18.22 +.42 23 17 CIIctUnv 14.94 -1.68 13 13 ColSprtw 43.89 -.37 ...... Comarno 7.66 59 43 Comcast 32.09 -.23 58 40 Comcsp 31.51 -23 11 10 CmrdCapB 15.70 -.48 14 13 CompsBc 44.02 -.38 32 17 Compuwre 6.30 +.03 31 27 Comtlechsu36.32 -.18 79 39 Comvers 2220 -.40 ... 50 ConcCm 1.72 +.05 ...... Conexant 1.11 -.01 29 16 Conmed 31.39 +.97 45 19 Connetcs 21.99 -.09 . .. Constar d3.73 -1.26 ...... Corgentch 2.41 -.12 17 14 CodnthC 14.31 +.06 ... ... CorixaCp 4.33 16 14 CosPlus d22.21 -25 21 19 Costco 42.95 -.39 ... 17 CrayInct d1.47 -.61 .. 26 CredSys 5.98 -.18 20 19 Creelnc 23.96 +.07 .. 19 Creolnc 15.97 -.10 ...... CitPath d.51 -.14 27 27 CrssCbyHI 17.02 +.49 ...... Crssrds .93 +.09 . ... Crcell u20.00 +.65 33 25 Cryptgc 33.80 +1.05 26 21 CumMed 1225 -.20 ...... CuraGen 3.66 -.01 ...... Curis 383 -.06 ...... Cyberonic 3723 +.10 ...... CypBlors 11.78 -.02 ... CytRx .89 +.01 . ... Cytogen s 6.74 +.74 28 21 Cytyc 2228 -.12 ... DRDGOLD .67 ...ODanka 128 -.02 10 9 DeckOut 24.04 -.86 .. ... decdGenet 7A4 +.39 31 21 Dellnc 36.47 -.40 30 11 DitaPIr 10.33 -.57 ... 60 deltathree 3.51 -.03 ...... Dndreon 5.94 +.37 ...... Dennysn 4.10 21 20 Dentsply 55,58 -.30 ...... DiCpA 20.80 +.79 ...l... DLght .37 +.01 23 13 igRiver 2523 -.87 28 19 DIgTheat 15.41 -1.14 25 19 Digias 10.11 -22 ..... DiscvLabs 6.46 +.41 ...... DistEnSy 3.44 +.05 ... DobsonCm 2.05 -.08 15 13 DIlrTree 2428 +.34 40 39 DbleCIck 7.96 -.05 ...... dmgstre 3.00 -.06 .. ... DyaxCp 65.15 +.29 ...... DynMat 33.17 -1.51 ... 15 E-loan 2.92 -.19 53 36 eBays 32.75 -.81 16 12 EGLInc d1730 -2.71 23 25 eResrch 11.11 -.11 ...... ESSTech d3.47 -.37 15 81 EZEM 1330 -.23 10 11 Erlhtink 9.85 -.01 23 14 EchoStar 28.32 +.07 ... 25 eCost.cmn d277-1.34 23 19 EducMgt 2920 +.48 18 ... EduDv 10.35 -21 ... ... 8x8Inc 1.51 -.08 14 19 BectSci 17.10 -.48 ... ... Ectgls 3.19 -.01 33 30 BedArts 52.01 -.02 ...... EltekLtd 2.53 -.08 ... 26 EmmisC 18.44 +2.99 14 9 EncoreCap13.68 -2.47 39 15 EncrMed 4.68 +.12 ...... EncysP 9.76 -.16 22 15 EndoPhm 19.07 -.29 13 ... EngyConv 20.05 -3.45 25 20 Entegris 8.88 -.32 ... 25 EnzonPhar 7.18 -.07 24 20 EonLabss 3024 +.19 21 11 EpcorSft 10.59 -.30 ...... E.plhany 324 +.02 . ... EpIxPhar 8.73 +.51 ... ... Ericsnl1 30.31 -.61 18 33 eSpeed 8.29 -.11 ... 33 EssexCp 17.90 +1.40 ... EvrgrSIr 6.32 -.07 ... Exellxis 7.98 +.40 33 26 Expdlin 47.73 -1.03 24 19 ExpScipt u93.82 +.85 37 25 ExtNetw 4.45 ...... Eyetech 23.59 +1.15 35 29 F5Netw 43.64 -.52 23 21 FFLCBcp 44.31 -.18 27 20 FLIRSyss 25.91 -.75 28 24 FaroTch 29.77 +1.26 30 24 Fastenal 54,73 +.03 16 13 FifthThird 43.16 -.64 ... 32 51jobn d13.80 -.90 33 30 FieNet 27.19 +.16 8 5 FndWhat d4.30 -.16 ... ... inisar 120 -.05 17 12 FmUnes 18.55 +.44 30 17 FrstHrzn 19.48 +.08 19 13 FstNiagara 12.91 -.09 18 15 FstMerit 25.40 -.34 20 18 Fserv u43.43 +.60 52 ... Rameff 17.52 +.30 20 13 Rextm 11.74 +.18 ... 30 Flowlnt 6.86 -.20 ...... FLYi .75 -.01 ...... Fonar 1.35 +.01 40 28 FoomFac 24.60 +.90 24 ... Forward u16.16 -.49 16 12 Fossil lncdl9.05 -5.62 31 24 Foundry 826 -.01 20 15 FredsInc 14.42 -.23 ... FmtrAin 1084 +.06 ... FuelCell 7.92 -.16 ... ... Fhmdia .38 -.01 ...... GTC Bo 1.05 +.01 21 17 Garmin 42.60 +1.20 ... Gemistar d3.56 -.16 45 32 GenProbe 42.12 -.77 ...... Genaera 1.65 +.01 ...... GeneLTc .41 +.01 ...... GenBiotc .90 -.06 20 17 GenesisH 41.15 -.11 33 GenesMcr 16.46 -.02 .....Genta 122 -.08 29 11 Gentexs 17.96 +.19 20 18 Gentva 16.65 -.28 .. 27 Genzyme u6437 +.72 31 ... Geores 9.41 -.39 ...... GeronCp 6.78 +.14 ...... GigaMed 1.47 -.04 36 26 GileadScis 38.65 -.22 17 ... Glenayre u2.79 +.40 .. ... GlobCrsg 11.82 +.58 15 12 Giblmg 32.83 -2.47 27 19 Globlnd 9.13 -.17 .. 11 GoldKistn 15.90 -.11 91 40 Goonlen 227.80 +1.78 ... 18 Greenfldnd14.99 -2.60 ... 37 GrpoFm 7.45 -25 ...... GuifrdPh 2.48 -.09 12 11 HMNFn 30.22 +22 39 24 Hansen u67.92 -1.69 19 17 HarbrFL 35.73 -.50 71 13 Harmonic 5.64 +.04 9 15 Harrisint 4.02 +.01 32 26 HthCSvs u18.02 +.60 ... 19 HRhTroncsul2.97 +.12 22 19 HrindEs 1922 -.18 6 17 HeidrkStr 25.76 -.03 26 19 HScheins 39.06 +.14 ...... HollisEden 7.60 +.08 43 38 Hologic 37.15 +.03 24 18 HotTopic 19.99 -.32 ... HumGen 1128 +28 18 15 HunUB 41.38 -.48 14 13 HuntBnk 23.74 -21 15 14 HutchT 37.90 -.40 28 20 HyperSolu 40.88 -.82 94 20 IACInterac 22.58 -.30 ... ... ICOS 2237 +.12 ...... IPIXCp 2.83 -.01 . ... Idenfix 5.19 -.13 ...... Illumina 10.45 +.01 26 20 ImaxCp 8.00 -.22 37 23 Imclone 33.67 +2.38 76 32 lmmucors 32.11 -1.52 36 25 Inamed 62.20 -.12 ... ... Incyte 8.30 +.19 13 12 IndpCmty 36.97 ..... IndevusPh 2.74 -.02 8 15 InfoSpce 30.13 -.52 15 17 Inftrssing 14,37 +.78 I... nFocus 3.23 -.02 ... 21 Informat 7.60 -.31 41 30 Inlosyss 62.86 -.26 21 18 InnovSol u35.34 +1.41 .. 11 Innovo 5.45 +.15 ... InsightCm 11.18 -.32 35 25 Instnet 5.21 -.03 61 22 itgUSd 33.37 -.50 22 22 IntegCIrc 19.06 +.18 90 20 InigDv 10.82 -.37 ... ISSI 5.96 -.07 18 17 Intel 24.67 -.13 .. 33 Intellisync 2.83 +.05 ... 45 InterDig 15.21 -.56 17 17 IntSpdw 53.00 -.55 ... IntemtCap 5.55 -.22 33 21 IntntSec 19.64 -25 81 26 Intersl 17.80 -.34 ... 30 IntraLasen 17.15 +.09 26 18 Intui 41.82 -.32 47 45 IntSurg 41.90 -1.28 20 15 InvFnSv 41.31 -.19 34 20 Invilrgn u76.52 +.20 lo... onaona n 7.85 +.33 .. 43 IRISInt 17.07 -.52 ... Isonics 3.34 +.11 ...... IvanhoeEn 2.37 -.13 0 22 age 4.91 -.09 41 24 Ixia 15.72 -.49 26 18 j2Glob 35.77 -23 SJDSUniph 1.42 -.04 23 18 JackHenry 17.80 +.02 36 Jamdatn 25.52 +.02 ... 14 Jamesnhn 1.95 +.04 59 63 Jetlue 20.70 -.26 39 18 JoyGbIls 36.58 -.14 77 30 JnorNtw 23.04 -.16 28 19 Jupitmed 16.00 -.34 16 16 KSwiss 32.78 -.32 18 19 KLATnc 39.95 +.70 ...38 KVHInd 9.80 -.22 21 17 Kanbayn 17.65 -29 ...... Kntera d3.34 -1.41 14 19 KnghtTrd d7.90 -.08 10 17 Knighff u46.82 +.81 14 9 Komag 2428 -.47 15 19 KosPhr 54.04 +.38 25 22 Kronos 39.65 -.10 46 24 Kulicke 5.11 -.19 29 28 LCAViss 38.86 +.67 22 18 LKQCp 22.85 +.45 23 16 LSIInds 13.31 +.11 13 14 LamRsch 26.48 -.12 .- 72 LamarAdv 38.61 -.70 24 20 Landstars 31.87 -1.15 42 34 Lascpp 3272 -.48 . Lat.ce 421 -.12 33 25 Laureate 45.45 +.71 .. 24 LawsnSit 526 -.06 19 ... Leadisn 6.57 +.84 .. Levei3 d1.68 -.06 .. LexarMd 4.94 -.30 .. 51 LUbMIntAn 4329 -.59 51 37 feoell u1327 +.51 20 17 UfePtH 44.17 -28 S36 ULgandBlf 5.73 +.13 17 20 Uncare 43.63 +.49 27 25 LinearTdh 36.16 -.61 22 19 Utteltuse 29.49 -1.66 22 18 LoJack u15.10 +21 ... LodgEnt 16.26 -.08 ... LookSmad .65 -.01 ... Loudeye .84 -.03 29 17 M-SysFD 20.06 +.07 . MCIIncn 25.55 -.24 .. 24 MGIPhrs 24.18 +.33 ... ... MRVCm 1.63 -.04 20 18 MTS 30.35 -.08 ...... MaceSecrs 2.53 +.20 69 34 Macmndia 38.15 -1.05 34 19 Macrvsn 21.30 -.63 ... 16 Magma 7.88 -.31 17 ... Manntch 12.15 -2.96 ...... Manugist 2.03 +.14 ... 33 MarchxB 17.82 +.77 ... 18 MklAxessn 11.00 -.10 24 37 Martek 40.64 +.02 72 29 MarvellTs 33.98 -.39 9 14 Malison 5.83 -.21 24 22 Maxim 37.73 -.92 ...... MaxwllT 9.18 +1.64 ...... McLeoA d.12 ...... McData 2.88 -.12 ... 15 McDataA 3.02 -.16 .. 62 Medlmun 26.83 +.25 ...... Medarex 7.84 +.02 40 ... Mediacm 5.96 -.14 18 14 MedAct 17.86 -.40 .. 13 MentGr 8.99 -21 42 24 MercIntr 41.11 -.89 5 4 MesaAir 5.92 -28 5 5 MetalMg 19.98 -1.27 3 5 MetalsUSA 14.93 -.72 ... 8 Melhanx 18.24 -.16 28 27 Micrel 10.15 -.10 ... MicrMin 5.88 -.12 26 23 Micdchp 28.14 -.32 46 19 Mcromse 5.05 -.18 35 27 Micross u42.40 -.66 74 20 MicroSemi 17.85 -.18 24 17 Microsoft 24.90 -21 5 12 MicSb 48.16 +.13 ...... MilIPhar 9.16 +.13 35 12 MIllcomint15.91 -126 ... Mindspeed 123 -.07 34 14 Misonix 5.71 -.07 ... 47 MobttyBec 7.80 -.28 22 20 Molex 24.70 -.42. 21 17 MonCasns 19.88 +73 36 24 MnstrWw 2425 -.81 19 14 MovieGal 28.19 +.78 10 16 MutmGrm 926 -.15 ...... MyriadGn 1822 +.37 21 16 NETgear 17.83 +.33 29 19 NIIHIdg 52.52 -2.27 98 22 NMSCm 2.95 -.05 ... NPSPhm 12.84 -.46 . ... NTLInc 64.63 +.47 38 37 NVECorp 14.14 -.83 ... Nanogen 3.52 -.19 ... Napsler 6.35 -.05 .. 25 NasdlOTr 35.77 -.26 .. 28 Nasdaqn 15.00 -.77 ... Nastech 11.07 +.39 ... NatlAHn 10.48 -.07 38 30 Naltistru 22.11 -.01 - .. NektarTh 15.64 +1.13 .. NeoRx .50 -.04 . .. Net2Phn 1.64 -.06 _ 43 NetQ 9.85 -.43 18 Netease 49.77 -.57 45 50 Neflix 1158 -.03 52 34 NetwkAp 27.51 -.72 .- ... Neurrine 38.01 +1.43 12 11 NewFmnt 6.24 +.04 11 14 NexteC 27.99 -.19 59 27 NexfPrt 22.95 -20 - NitroMed 17.24 +123 21 16 NobKyH u23.75 -.10 19 17 NorTrst 45.47 -.47 ... NwsAiri d4.47 -21 ... 16 Novatel 16.73 +.70 17 16 NvhWris 9.07 +.33 ...... Novavax d1.59 +.20 6 38 Noell 6.06 +.07 20 23 Nonus 23.92 +.14 32 ... NuHoriz 6.02 -.06 .. NuanceC 4.31 +121 40 17 Nvidia 22.68 -.92 ... OSIPhm 47.41 -26 3 4 OlympSt 14.72 -.98 11 10 OmniVisn 13.96 -.24 ... OnAssign 5.01 +.18 .. 12 OnSmand 3.37 -.20 ... OnyxPh 31.02 +.62 ... OpenTV 2.40 +.05 0 OpnwvSy 13.76 -.25 ...... Opsware 4.69 +.03 23 18 OptUonCrs13.08 -.88 21 14 Oracle 11.52 -.23 .. 67 OraSure 8.38 -.03 20 16 Orbotch 21.48 +.46 20 17 Orthix 44.91 +.01 ... ... Orthlog d3.90 -1.14 15 14 OtterTal 24.57 -.37 ...... Overstk 34.81 -.20 64 10 PCMails 5.10 -.36 1 18 PDIInc d11.89 -1.01 22 17 PETCOC 31.89 -1.11 38 30 PMCSra 7.56 +.07 12 9 Paccar 66.82 -1.60 16 12 PacSunwr 21.58 +.32 .. 47 PalmSrce 8.94 -25 40 14 palmOne 24.97 +.01 .. 87 PanASl, 13.99 -.11 45 32 PaneraBrd 55.71 +.02 37 16 ParPet 7.30 -28 14 15 PamsTc 5.19 -.18 20 10 Palux 19.25 -.03 .. 62 Pathmrk 8.76 +25 40 32 Pattersons 51.29 -.59 30 13 PattUTIs 26.49 -.09 35 27 Paychex 30.28 -.60 41 19 PnnNGms33.36 -.21 18 20 PeoplSupn 10.00 -.03 10 14 PrSeTch u17.98 +.33 ...... Peregrine 120 -.04 ... 17 Penigo 17.03 -.06 11 10 PetDo 24.99 -.82 17 11 PuquslE 633 -.04 25 21 PetsMar 28.62 +.10 Phannos .71 -.01 20 .. Phazar 19.19 -.72 18 11 PhCons 79.75 -322 PinnSyst 5.45 -.11 30 50 Pixars 48.40 -.62 33 18 Polycom 15.71 +.05 12 12 Populars 23.60 -.01 37 31 Powrntg 22.74 +20 ...... Power-One 4.41 +.11 18 Powrwav 8.36 -.14 ... Pozen 7.65 +.11 ... PraesP d.74 20 Prestek 8.13 +.01 22 18 PrceTR 56.93 -.50 32 18 pricellne 23.94 -2.70 ... ... PriusT .82 ... ProgPh 18.95 -.40 ... ProlDsg 1920 +.63 35 23 PsycSol 40.00 -1.40 14 QLT 11.45 -.04 18 16 QOogic 29.95 -.40 31 27 Qualcoms 3559 -.45 .. 60QuanFuel 3.81 -.19 21 18 QuestSftw 12.10 -23 43 RFMicO 3.91 +.10 20 18 RSASec 1027 -.07 25 ROneD 13.42 +27 50 39 Rambus 13.5 -23 .. ReaNwk 7.30 -.06 47 34 RedHat 1124 -.13 27 15 RegnTch d622-2.78 .. Regen 6.84 -.05 .. Remec 4.93 -.02 ... .. Renovts u18.15 +224 12 10 RenACt 23.75 -29 14 13 RepBcp 1325 -23 65 26 RsdiMols 70.72 +.70 18 17 ResConns 1852 -.01 .. 40 RigsNt 19.85 -.20 ... 29 RitaMed 2.89 -20 23 16 RossSIrs 221 ... Ryanair 41.62 -.45 20 11 SICorp d421 -.13 ...... SBACom 10.55 +.26 20 17 SEI Inv 32.75 -.17 13 10 Safeco 51.81 -.69 82 18 SalixPhs 14.70 -.04. 17 16 SanDisk 25.09 +.11 ... 11 Sanmina 4.03 -.13 37 23 Sapient 7.75 +.17 ...... SavientPh 2.89 -.08 .. 13 ScanSoft 3.77 -.76 5 5 Schnitzer 24.70 -1.04 31 19 SciGames 22.29 +.56 24 19 SeaChng d8.20 -.12 13 19 SearsHIdgsl40.79-5.08 ...... SeattGen 5.68 +.07 24 17 SecureCrp 927 -.06 11 11 Seldln 46.29 -.31 23 25 Semtech 17.17 -.25 Sepracor 61.67 -.36 80 13 SerenaSft 18.51 -1.19 ... 22 Shanda 33.28 -.27 15 Shop.comndl2.57 -.63 40 29 ShufflMsts 26.54 -.97 73 45 SlebSys 9.54 +,10 14 ... SieraWr 6.69 -21 17 16 SigmAl 59.54 -.43 13 10 SIgmaTel 23.64 -1.67 36 18 Siknlmglf 10.10 +.06 17 20 SiloaLab 25.06 -.07 ... SiStdg 1123 -.15 27 23 Sina 28.38 -22 28 42 Sinclair 8.10 -.05 ... SiriusS 5.19 -.18 13 10 SkyWest 18.12 -25 18 14 SkywksSol 520 -.05 ... 16 SmurStne 13.15 -.05 22 18 Sohu.cm 16.89 -.18 35 38 Sonusn 3.49 -.35 .. SonusPh 2.60 -.01 23 ... SouMoBc 14.50 .18 13 SpecUink 980 -.32 61 Stamps.cm20.84 -121 21 17 Staples s 19.96 -59 48 38 Starbucks 51.90 -.33 .. 27 STATS Chp 6.44 +.06 5 5 StlDyna 26.79 -1.51 ... StnemCes 3.06 -.07 28 22 Sticyde 49.04 +.40 2925 Stayer 85.35 -2 .....SthMb 2.04 +.15 24 15 SunHydr 27.70 -2.96 19 60 SunMcro 3.79 -06 15 13 Sunterra 15.66 +26 ... SupTech .56 -.07 ... SuperGen 428 -.02 14 13 SusqBnc 2222 -.49 15 14 SwilnTm 23.09 -.60 82 ... Sycamre d328 -.07 30 33 SykesEn 8.01 +1.16 25 17 Symantecs 18.23 -.31 38 24 Symetic 11.03 -.05 18 16 Synap cs 18.09 -.39 21 19 Syeronn 27.91 -.38 99 31 Synopsys 16.84 ... 86 47 Synoa 8.63 -.03 .. .. SyntroCp 888 -.61 17 23 THIQlnc 26.63 -.64 13 18 TLCVision 8.16 -29 12 12 TIMTch 7.70 -.01 20 17 TakeTwos 25.68 -.01 37 34 TASERs 10.49 -.45 13 13 TechData 35.01 +.38 ... Tegal 1.10 +.01 23 16 Tekelec 12.61 -.10 .. 15 Telesys 15.34 -.03 23 16 TeleTech 7.96 -.11 .. 95 TerwestGlnul19.66 +.01 ... Teldinc 17.12 -.13 .. 19 Telabs 7.61 -.04 20 24 TesseraT 28.31 -149 ... 37 TetraTc 10.80 -.08 20 ... TevaPhs 32.10 -.34 ... 31 TexRdhsAn29.51 +.41 ... 34 Thoralc 13.70 +.10 ... 3Com 322 -.05 32 18 TibcoSIt 6.48 -.14 .. W Tele 5.05 +.46 ... ...TVo hnc 5.53 -.13 ... 10 TomOnlln 11.72 -.87 28 20 TratdSip 41.60 -.62 ...... Tmskry 34.35 -.12 ...... Tmsmeta .76 +.01 ... TmSwtc 1.49 +.06 73 38 Travezoo 27.82 -1.37 34 30 TriZetto .12.07 -.04 ... 31 TridMic 18.51 +24 28 25 TrimbleN 36.93 -.40 19 ... TmBio 1.73 -.04 STrindicrs d.26 44 TriPathl 7.69 -.09 ...... TipathT .96 +.06 ...... TQuint 2.95 -.05 15 14 TrstNY 11.42 -.18 14 13 Tustnk 28.00 -.28 .. Tweeter d2.69 -.33 .. 15 24/7RealM 3.19 -.11 18 15 UCBHHds16.35 -.04 12 11 USXprss 11.32 -.63 .. 21 USFCorp 45.76 -.37 .. 10 USIHIdg 11.75 -.22 15 5 UTStrcm d6.93 +.08 ... 25 Ubiquil 7.12 -.18 6 10 UtdOnki 10.75 -A47 ... USEnr 4.19 +.03 52 33 UtdThrp 54.28 -.01 ...... UldGbCm 9.36 -.13 16 14 UnvAmr 18.53 -.62 ... ... UnivDsp 9.38 -.30 14 ... UnivFor 39.38 -.85 42 29 UibnOuts 48.04 +.33 30 24 VCAAnts 23.50 -.43 ...... VITech 2.81 -.18 23 20 ValueClick 9.57 -21 21 19 Varian 35.31 -.39 17 19 VarianS 37.4 -22 77 40 VascoDta 8.47 +.16 .. VelctyEhrs 6.82 -.30 61 46 Ventanas 40.16 -1.19 16 16 Venliv 19.51 -.83 32 24 Verisign 27.74 -25 21 17 Veritas 19.96 -,38 SVersant d.41 -.04 ...... VersoTch 27 -.02 . .. VertxPh u13A +221W ... ViaNet d.14 -.02 ... Vicuron 17.59 +.10 5 ViewptCp 1.69 +.10 ... 25 Vignetle 1.20 -.01 ... Visage 357 +.15 .. VionPhm 2.72 -.09 12 .,. VroPhrm 2.97 +.42 ...... Viroogc u2.87 +.12 .. 24 VistaCre 15.85 -1.99 ...... V Wesse 2.13 -.09 23 14 Wamaco 21.54 -1.69 74 15 WebMD 9.65 -.07 21 18 WebEx 22.47 -28 43 32 Websense 51.95 -1.35 17 13 WernerEnt 18.90 -.38 12 10 Westel 5.35 -.15 20 18 WWirss 38.82 -.05 .. WetSeal 328 -.10 3 3 WheePit 17.94 -6.99 26 15 WhleElec 4.69 +27 48 41 WholeFd u109.38 +.89 WidOats 11.00 38 WindRvr 12.98 -.35 7 6 WoriddAir 7.79 +.11 WoddGate 4.51 -.18 68 Wynn 46.83 -.78 XMSat 27.80 -.84 ... .. XOMA 1.50 +.19 31 26 Xlinx 26.63 -22 ...... y autf .18 +.03 52 55 Yaho 34.0 -53 12 9 YellowRd 52.84 -.91 25 21 ZebraTs 41.65 -.85 ...... ZhoneTch 2.46 -.01 15 13 ZionBcp 70.78 -.47 ...... ZixCorp 3.15 +30 ... 45 Zoran 10.76 -.31 Request stocks or mutual funds by writing Ihe Chronicle, Atln. Stock Requests. 1624 N. Meadowcrest Blvd.. Crystal River. FL 34429: or phoning 563-5660. For stocks, include the name of the slock. Is market and ts ticker symbol For mutual funds. lisi the parent company and the exact name of Ihe lund Yesterday Pvs Day Australia 1.2888 1.2945 Brazil 2.4520 2.4570 Britain 1.8822 1.8836 Canada 1.2370 1.2383 China 8.2765 8.2765 Euro .7770 .7788 Hong Kongq 7.7981 7.7965 Hungary 194.93 194.67 India 43.430 43.470 Indnsia 9450.00 9480.00 Israel 4.3630 4.3649 Japan 105.53 105.59 Jordan .7086 .7085 Malaysia 3.7999 3.7999 Mexico 11.0420 10.9630 Pakistan 59.56 59.52 Poland 3.24 3.21 Russia 27.8150 27.8150 SDR .6629 .6631 Singapore 1.6440 1.6447 Slovak Rep 30.12 30.25 So. Africa 6.1413 6.1283 So. Korea 999.30 1001.50 Sweden 7.1505 7.1549 Switzerlnd 1.2016 1.2057 Taiwan 30.99 31.00 U.A.E. 3.6728.85 6-month 3.10 3.09 5-year 3.90 3.86 10-year 4.21 4.17 30-year 4.57 4.49 FUTURES Exch Contract Settle Chg Lt Sweet Crude NYMX Jun 05 52.07 +.04 Corn CBOT Jul 05 208V/4 +1/2 Wheat CBOT Jul05 3211/2 +8 Soybeans CBOT Jul 05 634 -33/4 Cattle CME Jun 05 86.10 +.70 Pork Bellies CME Jul05 82.15 +.50 Sugar (world) NYBT Jul05 8.39 +.03 Orange Juice NYBT Jul05 90.45 -1.55 SPOT Yesterday Pvs Day Gold (troy oz., spot) $427.20 $426.70 Silver (troy oz., spot) $7100 $6851 Copper (pound) $1.492 $1.4/b85 NMER = New York Mercantile Exchange. CBOT = Chicago Board of Trade. CMER = Chicago Mercantile Exchange. NCSE = New York Cotton, Sugar & Cocoa Exchange. NCTN = New York Cotton Exchange. .-.- -- - -- -- I CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE , STrocKsS 11 n^A 7kr, _-. ** 1* 1 )-nn, / I., RTIC US COUNTY (Fl E 12-mo Name NAV Chg %Rtn AARP Invst: CapGrr 42,61 -.44 +5.8 GNMA 15.08 +.02 +6.5 Global 26.39 -.23 +20.6 Gthk)c 20.94 -22 +7.6 Inl 43.45 -.35 +18.9 PMIwyCn 11.44 -.05 +7.9 PthwyGr 12.80 -.09 +10,1 ShTimBd 10.09 +.02 +1.9 SmCS 23.73 -.33 +15.4 AIM Investments A: Agrsvp 9.74 -.11 +6.2 BalAp 24.88 -.18 +7.0 BasValAp31,30 -.33 +7.7 ChadAp 12.48 -.13 +6.5 Constp 21.53 -.23 +4.4 HYdAp 4.37 ... +9.4 I0Grow 19.84 -.13 +23.5 MdCpCEq28.11 -.19 +9.8 MuBp 8.16 +.01 +7.7 PremEqly 9.57 -.10 +6.4 SSelEqty 16.82 -.19 +82 Sunri 10.50 -.12 +9.1 WeingAp 12.32 -.13 +4.9 AIM Investments B: CapDVBt 16.16 -.15 +9.6 PremEqsy 8.85 -.09 +6.6 AIM Investor Cl: Energy 31.27 -.47 +46.0 Hh.Sd 50.10. -21 +3.3 SmCoGIp11.40 -.12 +7.4 STotRn 23.57 -.16 +3.9 1ies 12.49 -.06 +34.2 AIM/INVESCO Invstr: CoreSIl 10.18 -.12 +2.7 AMF Funds: AMtgIg 9.77 -.01 +2.0 Advance Capital I: Balancpn17.45 -.09 +8.6 Reftncn 9.99 +.02 +9.5 Alger Funds B: SmCapGrt 4.09 -.04 +8.8 AllianceBern A: AmGvlncA 7.36 +.02 +11.6 BalanAp 16.86 -.14 +10.1 GbTchAp51.82 -.53 +1.5 GrncAp 3.62 -.05 +9.6 SmCpGrA20.76 -.12 +5.9 AlilanceBernm Adv: LgCpGrAd 17.56 -.18 +4.3 AllianceBern B: AmGvlncB 7.36 +.02 +10.8 CoDrpBdBp 12.09 ... +8.5 SGbTcBt 46.86 -.4 8 +0.7 GrowlhBt 21.68 -26 +2.6 SCpGrBt 17.51 -.10 +6.0 USGotBp7.05 +.02 +6.4 AllianceBernm C: SCpGrCt 17.55 -.10 +5.1 S Allianz Funds A: RenalsA 23,82 -27 +5.6 Allilanz Funds C: GwlhCt 16.78 -.16 +4.4 TargtCt 14.49 -.14 +3.5 AmSouth Fds Cl I: Value 16.45 -.21 +16.7 Amer Century Adv: EqGrop n21.59 -.18 +13.7 Amer Century Inv: . Balancedn16.27 -07 +10.5 Eqlncn 7.96 -.06 +11.9 Growthln 18.90 -.15 +.4 Heritageln11.67 -.15 +11.4 IncGron 29.84 -.26 +12.2 IntDiscrn 12.97 -.03 +17.8 IntlGroln 8.88 -.01 +18.4 ULifeSdn 5.05 -.03 +8.8 NewOpprn5.09 -.06 +4.3 OneChAgn10.59 -.06 NE RealEstln 24.75 -.04 +40.0 Select n 35.82 -.30 +2.4 UlIran 27.45 -.26 +2.9 Utiln 12.54 -.06 433.0 Valuelnvn 7.22 -.07 +11.5 Amer Express A: Cal 5.21 ... +8.1 Discover 8.35 -.11 +15.8 DEI 10.88 -.14 +20.0 DivrBd 4.86 +.01 +6.7 DvOppA 7.18 -.07 +21.4 EqSel 12.23 -.13 +5.7 Growl 26.06 -.17 +7.3 HiYld 4.44 ... +6.7 Insr 5.44 ,. +6.7 MgdAllp 928 -.08 +13.1 Mass 5.40 +.01 +7.3 Mich 5.31 +.01 +6.6 Mnn 5.31 +.01 +6.8 Mutualp 9.58 -.06 +10.1 NwD 22.68 -.22 +0.9 NY 5.13 .. +6.6 Ohio 5,30 ... +6.5 PreMt 8.13 -.14 +2.1 Sel 8.63 +.01 +6.1 SDGovI 4.78 +.01 +1.7 Stockp 18.73 -.18 +7.7 TEBd 3.88 ... +6.9 ThdIntl 5.56 -.06 +20.3 Thdllntl ,6.98 -.08. +17.4 Amer Express B: EqValp ,9.90 -.14 +15.9 Amer Express Y: NwD n22.80 -22 +0.9 American Funds A: - AmcpAp 17,62 -.10 +6.7 AMuiAp 25.84 -.23 +10.2 BalAp 17.59 -.10 +7.7 BondAp 13.40 +.03 +6.8 CaplBAp 51.87 -.11 +18.0 CapWAp 19.71 +.06 +16.2 CapWGAp33.24 -.33 +20.4 EupacAp 35.26 -.40 +20.89 FdlnvAp 31.34 -.29 +14.7 GwlhAp 26.63 -.23 +9.3 HITrAp' 11.99 -.03 +8.6 IncoAp 18.09 -.08 +14.3 IntBdAp 13.62 +.02 +3.2 ICAAp 29.93 -.25 +9.6 NEcoAp 19.76 -.20 +8.1 NPerAp 26.62 -.30 +13.8 NwWndA 32.55 -.34 +26.4 SmCpAp 30.36 -24 +16.0 TxExAp 12.50 +.01 +7.1 WshAp 29.98 -.30 +9.5 American Funds B: BaIBt 17.52 -.11 +6.9 CapBBt 51.87 -.11 +17.1 GrwthBt 25.82 -.22 +0.5 IncoBt. 18.00 -.08 +13.4 ICABt 29.80 -25 +8.7 WashBt 29.81 -.29 +8.6 Adel Mutual Fds: Apprec 46.00 -.35 +10.2 Ariel 52.10 -.35 +16.8 Artisan Funds: IMt 21.50 -24 +19.8 MICap 28.06 -.30 +10.6 Baron Funds: Asset 50.05 -.30 +16.4 Growth 43.51 -.37 +19.5 SmCap 21.40 -23 +12.3 Bernstein Fds: IntDur 13.30 +.01 +6.4 DivMu 14.12 +.01 +4.4 TxMgIlnV 21.95 -.20 +19.4 IntVal2 20.63 -.18 +19.7 BlackRock A: AuroraA 37:92 -.36 +11.7 HiYlnvA 7.86 -.01 +6.2 Legacy 12.70 -.12 +0.9 Bramwell Funds: SGrowthp 18.88 -.20 +3.4 BrandywineFds: Brndywn n26.34 -37 +15.5 Brinson Funds Y: HoldlY n7.06 -.02 +9.0 CGM Funds: Mutins 25,95 -.29 +232 Calamos Funds: Gr&lncAp28.32 -26 +0.5 GmNnAp 47.80 -.56 +0.7 GrowlhC 45.94 -.55 +7.9 Calvert Group: Issep 16.94 +.03 +0.5 IlEqAp 18.40 -.10 +19.2 MBCAI 10.33 ... +1.5 Munlnt 10.88 ... +62 SadalAp 27.08 -.14 +7.8 Socodp 16.12 +.03 +0.4 SocEqAp 33.25 -.31 +6.1 TxFLt 10.59 ... +1.4 TxFLgp 16.70 +.01 +6.5 TxFVT 15.90 +.01 +0.9 Clipper 86.77 -.80 +6.6 Cohen & Steers: Columbia Class A: Columbia Class Z: Columbia Funds: ReEsEqZ 26.06 -.09 +37.6 Davis Funds A: DavIs Funds B: Davis Funds C &Y: Delaware Invest A: TxUSAp 11.62 +.02 +9.2 Delaware Invest B: DelchB 3.24 ... +12.7 SelGrBt 19.03 -.13 +1.9 Dimensional Fds: InISmVa n16.12 -.03 +36,7 USLgVan 19.75 -23 +18.7 USMicron13.61 -.16 +8.8 USSmnalln7.89 -.23 +10.4, USSmVa 24.84 -27 +16.7 ErngMkin 16.62 -.18 +40.9 InrVan 15.99 -.12 +28.1 DFARIEn 23.01 -.04 +42.9 Dodge&Cox: Balanced 78.03 -.51 +12.5 Income 12.74 +.02 +4.3 Lft l 30.72 -.2 9 +34,2 Stock 127.10 -1.43 +17,7 Dreyfus: Apre 38.62 -.38 +5.9 Discp 3120 -.38 +9.1 Dreyf 9.78 -.10 +7.1 DFI01ni 34.09 -.37 +1.7 EmgLd 41.45 -.52 +10.6 FLIntr 13.31 +.02 +5.8 InsMutn 17.95 +.04 +7.9 SWValAr 27.59 -26 +13.4 Dreyfus Founders: GmwthB n9.58 -.09 -'6 GwhFpnlO.03 -.10 -i. Dreyfus Premier: CoreEqA114.46 -.14 -,., CofV/vp 29.44 -.30 +',:, LtdHYdAp 7.25 -.01 - TxMgGCt15.49 -.15 -. TchGroA 20.97 -24 -: i Eaton Vance CI A: ChiraAp 14.20 -.15 +; GrwhA 6,39 -.08 -3 hBosA 6.28 ...-" SpEqtA 4.35 -.05 - MunBdl 10.69 +.01 -4 TradGvA 8.75 +.01 -i3 Eaton Vance CIB: FLMBI 10.90 +.01 -. HthSBI 10.81 -.01 -1. NatMBt 10.42 +.02 -ki Eaton Vance Cl C: \GovtCp 7.54 +.01 -i NaSMCI 9.92 +.01 -i8 Evergreen B: BalanBt 826 -.05 -tr BluChpBt12326 -.25 -1 DvrBdBtI 14.82 +.02 - FoundB 16.59 -.10 -+.j MuBdBt 7.51 +.01 -- Evergreen I: CoiBdl 10.64 +.03 -. Ewvrgml 12.61 -.15 -' Foidl 16.68 -.10 +7.0 SIMunil 10.01 ... +32 Excelsior Funds: Energy 21.50 -.44 +48.9 HiYeldp 4.58 -.01 +5.8 ValRestr 40.28 -.56 +16.8 FPA Funds: Nwinc 11.09 ... +1.3 Federated A: AmLdrA 24.18 -25 +10.5 CapApA 24.40 -.25 +6.0 MidGrStA 29.42 -.30 +15.8 MuSecA 10.76 +.02 +7.9 Federated B: StrncB 8,63 ... +10.5 Federated Instl: Kaulmn 5,01 -.04 +9.0 Fdelity Adv Foc T: HICarT 21.04 -.04 +6.3 NatResT 35.26 -.62 +35.8 Fidelity Advisor I: . EqGn n45.56 -.39 +2.2 Eqlnl n 27.73 -.30 +10.1 IntSdIn 11.03 +.02 +5.0 Fidelity AdvisorT: BalancT 15.76 -.08 +4.8 DivGrTp 11.07 -.12 +0.2 DynCATp12.84 -.16 +5.4 EqGrTp 43.27 -.36 +1,6 EqInT 27.40 -.30 +9.5. GovInT 10,08 +,03 4+.9 GiOppT 29.31 -.32 +6.1 HilnAdTp 9.50 -.05 +11.6 IntBdT 11.02 +.02 +4.8 MidCpTp 22.49 -.26 +10.2 MulncTp 13.16 +.02 +8.2 OvrseaT 17.05 -.19 +13.1 STFiT 9.48 +.02 +2.4 Fidelity Freedom: FF2010 n13.33 -.05 +7.7 FF2020n 13.62 -.08 +9.4 FF2030n 13.68 -.10 +10.0 Fidelity Invest: AggrGrr n15.34 -.10 +3.2 AMgrn 15.69 -09 +3.8 AMgrGrn 14.20 -.12 +3.0 AMgrinn 12.47 -.03 +6.7 Balancn 17.41 -.13 +12.3 BlueChGrn39.70 -.38 +2.9 Canadan 34.44 -.15 +35.9 CapApn 24.01 -.30 +4.7 Cplncrn 8.18 -.02 +13.9 ChinaRgn 17.41 -.04 +24.0 CngSn 391.38-3.39 +6.6 Contran 55.85 -.49 +14.2 CnvScn 20.06 -.11 +5.1 Destl 12.10 -.16 +3.9 DesIll 10.90 -.13 +4.0 DisEqn 24.87 -.30 +13.1 Divlntln 28.31 -.20 +20.6 DivGhn 26.94 -.31 +0.8 EmrMkn 13.29 -.10 +36,5 Eqlncn 50.13 -.55 +10.1 EQII n 22.82 -.23 +10.4 ECapAp 21.31 -.19 +20.6 Europe 34.52 -.14 +37.3 Exchn 264.24 -2.99 +10.2 Exportn 19.07 -.27 +12.5 Fideln 29.04 -.30 +7.2 Fily rn 19.17 -.16 +4.5 FItRateHi rn9.93 ... +4.3 FrdnOnen 24.47 -.20 +11.5 GNMAn 11.06 +.02 +6.2 Govtlncn 10.23 +.02 +6.1 GroCon 53.19 -.41 +7.1 Grolncn 36.93 -.32 +8.1 Grolnclln 9.23 -.08 +4.7 Highlncrn 8.65 -.02 +7.7 Indepnn 16.74 -.15 +8.6 Int8dn' 10.41 +.02 +4.7 IntGovn 10.16.-+.02 .+3.8 IntlDison 27.88 -22 +22.0 ntlSCprn24.31 -.13 +34.6 InvGBn 7.49 +.01 +6.8 Japann 12.43 -.19 +12.1 JpnSmn 12.97 -.18 +16.8 LatAmn 21.69 -.53 +66.9 LevCoSlkn22.87 -.29 +29.6 LowPrn 38.65 -.34 +18.1 Magellnn 99.46 -1.11 +5.7 MidCapn 22.09 -.21 +8.1 MtgSecn 11.20 +.01 +6.4 NwMktrn 13.85 -.06 +23.9 NwMiln 28.55 -.31 +4.5 OTCn 32.10 -.25 +4.6 Ovrsean 34.05 -.39 +13.9 PcBasn 19.60 -.16 +18.8 Puiltnn 18.43 -.12 +9.1 RealEn 29.58 -.05 +452 STBFn 8.92 +.01 +2.7 SmCaplndn18.72-.20 +11.1 SmllCpSrn17.01 -.19 +11.0 SEAsian 17.32 -.04 +29.5 StkSlcn 22,06 -24 +8.3 SIratlcn 10.46 ... +12.7 Trendn 51.74 -.56 +6.7 USBIn 11.03 +.02 +6.7 Eigyn 13.51 -.07 +25.1 ValSa In 33.70 -.41 +6.7 Valuen .70.66 -.60 +21.2 Wridwn 17.55 -.19 +11.8 Fidelity Selects: Air n32.87 -.46 +16.8 .Autdnn 31.43 -.25 +4.9 Bandng n 36.44 -.42 +10.7 Biotchn 53.54 +.30 -3.4 Broksn 53.46 -.67 +15.3 Chemn 65.04-1.04 +32.7 Compn 31.65 -.37 -3,6 Cenlnd n 23.43 -.19 +8,3 CsH-lon 41.62 -.58 +31.2 DMAern 67.87 -.53 +29.8 Dvqmn 16.51 -.19 +4.1' Elecltrn 36,54 -.27 -6.0 Enrgyn 36.50 -.61 +45.9' EngSvn 46.71 -1.02 +45.8 Envirn 13.43 -.10 +6.3 RFnSvn 103.31 -1.40 +9,2 Foodn 50.20 -.15 +10,2 Goldrn 21.95 -.28 +10,0 IndMtIn 37.03 -.67 +25.9 Insurn 60.38 -.78 +9.6 LeNsrn 69.57 -.84 +7.5 MedDIn 47,29 -.19 +56.9 MdEqSysn23,85 -.07 +12.0 Mulmdn 42.49 -.50 +4.6 NtGasn 30.28 -.62 +47.3 Paper 28.25-20 -1.4 oPhamin 8.87 -.04 +1.0 Retail 40.39 -.406 +12.2 Softwrn 45.30 -.58 -5.2 Technr 54.52 -.57 -2.1 Tetlcn 33.96 -24 +6.9 Transn 38.76 -.64 +25.2 UIlGrn 39.74 -24 +232 Wirelessn 5.63 -.06 +22.9 Fidelity Spartan: CAMun n12.52 +.01 +02 CTMunrn11,63 +.01 +6.7 Eqldxn 41.31 -.45 +9.1 508lnrn 80.69 -.87 +9.1 FLMurn 11.69 +.02 +7.6 Goslnn 11.03 +.02 +6,3 IloGrBdn 10.60 +.01 +7.1 MDMurns1.00 +.01 +7.0 MAMunn 12.12 +,01 +0,1 MIMunn 12.01 +.01 +7.0 MNMunn11.55 +.01 +6.5 Munilson 13.04 +.02 +0,3 NJMunrn11.71 +.02 +0.1 NYMunn 13.00 +.01 +7.8 OhMunn 11.92 +.01 +7.9 PAMunrn10.97 +,01 +7.6 SlntMun 10.26 ... +2.7 TolMktnns31.87 -.33 +10.6 First Eagle: GrIbA 39026 -.05 +20.7 OverseasA 22.34 +.01 +24.7 First Investors A BlChpAp 19,65 -.20 +6.0 GkIlAp 6.45 -.06 +13.0 GovtAp 10.99 ... +6.1 GrolnAp 12.82 -.12 +10.7 IncoAp 3.05 -01 +5.7 InvGrAp 9,89 +.03 +5.9 MATFAp 12.06 +.01 +6.6 MITFAp 12.69 +.01 +6.8 MidCpAp 25.12 -.20 +16.9 NJTFAp 13.04 +.01 +5.8 NYIFAp 14.50 +.01 +4.8 PATFAp 13.24 +.01 +6.1 SpSitAp 18.44 -.14 +10.4 TxExAp 10.18 +.01 +6.2 TotRtAp 13.40 -.08 +8.5 ValueBp 6.33 -.06 +14.1 Firsthand Funds: GbTech 3.59 -.04 -7.9 Tech Val 25.55 -.36 -6.4 Frank/Temp Fmk A: AGEAp 2.06 .. +10.1 AdjUSp 9.01 ... +2.1 ALTFAp 11.59 +.01 +7.9 AZTFAp 11,25 +,01 +10.2 Ballnvp 56.71 -.53 +24.1 CallnsAp 12.72 +.01 +8.9 CAIntlAp 11,59 +.01 +6.8 CalTFAp 7.32 +.01 +9.6 CaDGrA 10.30 -.09 +0,7 MUTUTALS - 0~ .1 -, a. hr .N~t,, .05 so. U.., a WEDNESDAY, MAY 11, 2005 11A A 3 m,54-UIVY E ,. -* NLL I OWToRADTH UTALFUDTALE Here are the 1.000 biggest mutual funds listed on Nasaaq. Tables show the fund name. sell price or Net Asset Value INAV) and daily net change, as well as one total return ligure as Follows TUes: 4-wk lotal return )(% Wed: 12-mo total return I%) Thu: 3-yr Cumulative loal retaiurn io Fri: 5-yr curiulative roial return (-,) Name: Name of mutual fund and family. NAV: Net asset value. Chg: Net change in price ol NAV. Total return: Percent change in NAV for the time period shown, with daidends reinvested. It period longer than 1 year. return is cumula. true Data based on NAVs reported o ULipper by 6 p.m Eastem. Footnotes: e Ex-capital gains distribution f Previous day's quole. n No-load lurid. p Fund assets used to pay distribution costs. r - Redemption fee or contingent deferred sales load may apply s - Stoc, dividend or split. I Both p and r. x Ex-cash dividend. NA - No information available NE Data In question NN Fund Ooes not wish to be tracked NS Fund did not Exsil at slanr dale Source: Upper, Inc. and The Associated Press COTFAp 12.06 +.01 +8.7 CTTFAp 11.13 +.01 +9.5 CvtScAp 15.50 -.05 +9.2 DbIlTFA 12.01 +.01 +9.7 DynTchA 22.68 -.14 +1.7 EqlncAp 20.28 -.19 +10.5 Fedintp 11.51 +.01 +7.3 FedTFAp 12.17 +.01 +8.5 FLTFAp 12.00 +.01 +8.3 GATFAp 12.18 +.02 +8.8 GoldPrMA16,44 -.23 +13.7 GrwlhAp 32.75 -.30 +10.4, HYTFAp 10.85 +.01 +10.1 IncomAp 2.40 -.01 +12.8 InsTFAp 12.41 +.02 +7.9 NYITFp 11.03 +.01 +6.3 LATFAp 11.68 +.01 +8.1 LMGvScA 10.08 +.01 +2.3 MDTFAp 11.81 +.01 +8.0 MATFAp 12.01 +.01 +8.2 MITFAp 12.35 +.02 +7.6 MNInsA 1220 +.01 +7.2 MOTFAp 12.34 +.02 +8.9 NJTFAp 12.18 +.01 +9.0 NYInsAp 11.67 +.01 +7.7 NYTFAp 11.91 +.01 +7.6 NCTFAp 12,36 +.01 +8.5 OhiolAp 12.63 +.02 +8.1 ORTFAp 11.92 +,02 +8.8 PATFAp 10.48 +.01 +8.1 ReEScAp 26.42 -.02 +44.3 RisDvAp 30.82 -.32 +8.5 SMCpGrA32.12 -.27 +11.4 USGovAp 6.59 +.01 +6.4 ULilsAp 11.49 -.04 +30.2 VATFAp 11,92 +.02 +9.1 Frank/Temp Frnk B: IncomBI p 2.40 -.01 +11.7 IncomeBt 2.39 -.01 +11.4 Frank/remp Frnk C: IncomCt 2.41 -.01 +11.7 Frankrremp Mtl A&B: QualdAt 19.47 -.08 +19.2 SharesA 23.06 -.09 +15,1 Frank/Temp Temp A: DvMktAp 18.73 -.07 +33.9 ForgnAp 12.11 -.04 +20.4 GIBdAp 10.83 +.02 +18.4 GnrwhAp 22.74 -.11 +17.7 IntxEMp 14.68 -.08 +22.8 WoridAp 17.66 -.11 +18.5 FranklTemp Tmp B&C: DevMktC 18.38 -.07 +33.0 ForgnCp 11.94 -.05 +19.5 GE Elfun S&S: S&Slnc 11.42 +.02 +6.1 S&SPM 43.80 -.49 +6.6 GMO Trust III: EmMkr 17.79 -28 +43.5 For 14.60 -.12 +22.4 GMO Trust IV: Emidt 17.76 -.27 +43.6 Gabelll Funds: Asset 40.63 -.36 +15.4 Gartmore Fds D: Bond 9.67 +.01 +6.6 GvtBdD 10.33 +.02 +6.3 GrowlhD 6.43 -.06 +6.8 NabonwD 19.65 -.23 +10.3 TxFrr 10.60 +.01 +7.4 Goldman Sachs A: GrincA 24.58 -.22 -16.7 SmCapA 39.00 -.46 -14.3 Guardian Funds: GBGInGrA13.12 -.13 +20.4 ParkAA 29.86 -.31 +4.7 Harbor Funds: Bond 11.89 +.02 +7.7 CapAplnst27.42 -.17 +7.9 Intlr 42.18 -.54 +22.4 Hartford Fds A: AdvrAp 14.79 -.10 +4.9 CpAppAp32.58 -.39 -152 DivGhAp 18.35 -.20 +11.8 SmlCop 15.73 -,15 +8.0 Hartford HLS IA: Bond 12.05 +.02 +7.0 CapApp 50.86 -.65 +16.3 Div&Gr 20.30 -.22 +12.3 Advisers 22.73 -.14 +5.2 Stock 44.60 -.47 +5.1 Hartford HLS IB: CapAppp 50.58 -.64 +16.0 HollBaIFd n15.14 -.09 +3.4 ISI Funds: NoAmp 7.37 +.01 +8.5 JPMorgan Select: InlEq n29,15 -.31 +20.0 JPMorgan Sel Cis: CoreBd n10.82 +.03 +6.4 Janus: Balanced 20.78 -.11 +8.8 Contrarian 12.58 -.09 +18.1 CoreEq 19.75 -.18 +12.6 Enterprn 35.37 -.30 +12.2 FedTEn a 7.04 +.01 +6.9 FlxBndn 9.58 +.02 +5.6 Fundn 23.39 -.23 +4.3 GIUfeSdr n18.02 -.02 +7.4 GITechrn 9.79 -.11 -0.6 GrInc 31.27 -.27 +12.1 Mercury 20.41 -.18 +8.0 MdCpVal 21.72 -.14 +16.0 Oympus n27.63 -.19 +92 Orion n 6.90 -.09 +17.1 OJmeasr 23.87 -.24 +21.5 ShTmBd 2.89 ... +1.9 Twenty 41.77 -.34 +12.4 Venturn 53.02 -.66 +9.1 WridWr 39.91 -.31 +8.1 Janus Aspen InstI: WddwGr 25.85 -.18 +7.4 JennlsonDryden A: ' BlendA 14.83 -.15 +9.4 HildAp 5.63 -.01 +7.9 InsuredA 10.95 +.02 +7.0 LlrdyA 12.42 -.07 +39.7 JennlsonDryden B: GrowthB 12.56 -.08 +6.9 HIYIdBt 5.63 ... +7.5 InsuredB 10.97 +.02 +6.8 Jensen 23.79 -.21 +1.9 John Hancock A: BondAp 15.19 +.03 +6.8 StrnAp 7.02 +.01 +13.1 John Hancock B: StrincB 7.02 +.01 +12.3 Julius Beer Funds: IrlaEqA 31.03 -.14 +26.0 In8EqIr 31.58 -.15 +26.4 Legg Mason: Fd OpporTrt 13.89 -.20 +7.7 Splnvp 43.67 -.46 +10.2 VarTrp 60.31 -.56 +9.9 Legg Mason Insti: VarIdnst 65.97 -.62 +10,9 Longleaf Partners: Partners 30.32 -.17 +7.9 Intl 15.40 -.04 +8.5 SmCap 29.67 -.25 +16.0 Loomis Sayles: LSBondl 13.55 +.01 +15.6 Lord Abbett A: AffIA'p 14.13 -.15 +10.6 BdDebApx 7.74 -.06 +6.7 GlncAp 7.43 +.02 +10.8 MidCpAp 21.54 -.14 +19.6 MFS Funds A: MITAp 16.71 -.16 +11.6 MIGAp 11.71 -.09 +6.1 GiOpAp 8.39 -.06 +5.8 HilnAp 3.81 ... +8.5 MFLAp 10.18 +.01 +7.8 ToBRAp 15.64 -.10 +11.6 ValueAp 22.92 -.24 +15.6 MFS Funds B: MIGB 10.74-.08 +5,4 GvScSBt 9.65 +.01 +5.2 HilnBt 38.2 -.01 +7.5 MulnBt 8.66 +.01 +7.2 TotRBI 15,64 -.09 +10.9 MainStay Funds B: BIChGBp 9.09 -.09 +4.1 CapApBt 25.34 -.31 -1.0 ConoBt 12.38 -.08 +4.3 GoalBt 8.31 +.02 +4.7 HYIdBBI 6.20 ... +0.9 IntlEqB 12.59 -.06 +18.5 SmCGCp13.38 -.21 +7,5 TotRIBt 18.15 -.15 +6,0 Mairs & Power: Growth 88.35 -.51 +10.6 Managers Funds: SpclEq n82.94 -.87 +9.9 Marsico Funds: Focusp 15.81 -.14 +12.4 MerrIll Lynch A: G0I8Ap 16.44 -.09 +16,1 HealAp 6.24 -.02 +7.4 NJMueBd 10.65 +.02 +9.9 Merrill Lynch B: BalCpBt 25.38 -.18 +7.8 BaVIBt 29,2 -.36 +7.0 Bd-HIIno 4.97 ... +6.2 CalnsMB 11.68 +.01 +7.0 CrOPFBI 11.74 +.02 +5.8 Cp'rBt 11.92 +.02 +6,8 EsuilvDi 14.37 -.15 +19,3 EuroBt 14.47 -.07 +24.0 FocValt 11.71 -.15 +5.3 FndlGBt 15.33 -.13 +6.6 FLMBt 10.41 +.02 +8.2 GIAIBt 16.09 -.09 +15.1 HealthBt 4.72 -.01 +6.6 LalABt 23.91 -.53 +68.5 MnlnBt 7.90 +.01 +7.7 ShTUSGt 9.20 +.01 +1.5 MuShrtT 9.97 ... +0.6 MulntBt 10.56 +.01 +5.9 MNIBt 10.56 +.02 +7,5 NJMBt 10.64 +.01 +9.5 NYMBI 11.08 +.02 +7.1 NatRsTBi35.15 -.49 +44,8 PacBt 18.78 -.12 +18.0 PAMBt 11.35 +.02 +7.2 ValueOpp 122.99 -23 +8.2 USGvMtg 110.24 +.02 +4.9 UtiTIm1t 10.99 -.06 +31.4 WIdlnBt 6.33 +.01 +19.1 Merrill Lynch : BaJCapl 26.20 -.19 +8.9 BaVII 30.56 -.37 +8.1 BdSlnc 4.96 -.01 +6.8 CalnsMB 11.68, +.01 +7.6 CrBPIIt 11.74 +,02 +6.4 Cpm 11.91 +.01 +6.3 DvCapp 17.16 ,-,17 +32.4 EquilyDv 14.34 -.14 +20.6 Eurolt 16,85 -.09 +25.3 FocVall 12.85 -16 +6.5 FLMI 10.41 +.02 +8.7 GI 1t 16.49 -.09 +16.3 Health 6.76 -02 +7.8 LatAI 25.09 -.54 +70.4 Mnlnl 7.91 +,01 +8.5 MnShtT 9,97 .. +0.9 MulTI 10.56 +.01 +6.2 MNatll 10.57 +.02 +8.4 NatRsTrt 37.11 -.51 +46.3 Pad 20.47 -.12 +19.3 ValueOpp 25.56 -.26 +9.3 USGvtMtg 10.24 +.02 +5.6 UtOllcmIt 11.01 -.06 +32.3 WIdlncI 6.33 +.01 +20.0 Midas Funds: MidasFd 1.83 -.02 +16.6 Monetta Funds: Monettlla n10.13 -.10 +8.1 Morgan Stanley B: AmOppB 21.48 -.23 +3.8 DivGtB 35.93 -.37 +7.9 G]bDIvB 13.71 -.10 +12.9 GrwlhB 11.33 -.12 +2.0 StratB 17.46 -.12 +10.0 USGvIB 9.16 +.01 +6.5 MorganStanley Inst: GIValEqAn17.57 -.11 +13.2 InlEqn 20.93 -.15 +20.6 Muhlenk 75.76 -.92+24.4 Munder Funds: 'NetNeAp 16.252 5 -5 -0.6 Mutual Series: BeacnZ 16.07 -.05 +17.6 DiscZ 24.72 -.07 +22.2 QualfdZ 19.57 -.08 +19.6 SharesZ 23.20 -.09 +15.6 Nations Funds Inv B: FocEqBt 16.68 -.15 +11.2 MaGrGlBt 15.96 -.12 +11.5 Nations Funds Pri A: IntVIPrA n21.96 -.18 +22.8 Neuberger&Berm Inv: Focus 35.52 -.39 +5.0 IntIr 18.56 -.04 +31.3 Neuberger&Berm Tr: Genesis 43.46 -.34 +18.9 Nicholes Applegate: EmgGrol n9.45 -.14 +9.2 Nicholas Group: Nich n60.54 -.48 +10.9 Nchlnin 2.11 ... +7.1 Northern Funds: SmCpidx n9.40 -.13 +11.2 Technlyn 10.28 -.11 -4.0 Nuveen Cl R: InMunRx10.96 -.02 +7.5 Oak Assoc Fds: WhteOkG n29.33 -24 -12.1 Oakmark Funds I: Eqtylncrn23.32 -.10 +6.4 Globalln 2208 -.06 +17.5 Intlirn 21.50 -.01 +23.4 OakmaIkrn40.22-.36 +8.4 Selern 32.73 -.31 +10.4 Oppenheimer A: AMTFMu 10.06 +.02 +12.9 AMTFrNY 12.79 +.02 +11.0 CAMusnAp11.30 +.03 +17.1 CapApAp 39.63 -.40 +5.5 CaplncAp12,03 -.04 +9.9 ChlncAp 9.30-J2 +7.2 DvMktAp 27.75 -.25 +46.9 Discp '39.00 -.49 -0.9 EqutyA 10.49 -.10 +9.3 GlobAp 58.32 -.54 +17.1 G AOppA 30.77 -.01 +18.7 Goldp 16.77 -.32 +19.5 HiYdAp 9.32 -.01 +7.3 LtdTmMu 15.64 +.01 +10.9 MnStFdA 34.32 -.37 +7.9 MidCapA 15.83 -.13 +12.4 PAMunlAp 1266 +.01 +12.5 SMnAp 4.26 ... +11.6 USGvp 9.70 +.02 +6.8 Oppenheimer B: AMTFMu 10.02 +.01 +12.0 AMTFrNY 12.80 +.02 +10,2 CplnKBt 11.90 -.05 +B.9 ChlncBt 9.29 -.02 +6.5 EqulAyB 10.13 -.10 +.2 HIYIBt 9.18 -.01 +6.6 SoincBt 4.28 ... +11.0 Oppenhelm Guest: QBalA 17.40 -.11 +8,6 QBalB 17.14-.11 +0.8 Oppenheimer Roch: RoMuAp 18.07 +.05 +12.4 PBHG Funds: SelGivAthn1l9:69 -.26 -2.7 PIMCO Admln PIMS: TotRtAd 10.69 +.02 +7.1 PIMCO Instl PIMS: AIIAsset 12.84 +.02 +16.9 ComodRR 15.63 +.11 +14.2 HiYtd 9.59 -.02 +10.8 LowDu 10.14 +.01 +2.8 RealRtl 11.55 +.03 +11.3 ShodeT 10.02 .. +22 TotRt 10.69 +.02 +7.4 TRII 10.13 +.02 +6.2 PIMCO Funds A: RealRtAp 11.55 +.03 +10.8 ToIRtA 10.69 +.02 +6.9 PIMCO Funds C: Rea]RtCp11.55 +.03 +10.2 .TotRtCt 10.69 +.02 +6.1 PIMCO Funds D: TRIn p 10.69 +.02 +7.1 Phoenix Funds: BalanA 14.61 -.07 +6,8 Phoenix-Aberdeen: InSA 9.93 -.07 +23.6 WIdOpp 8.27 -.07 +162 Phoenlx-Engemann: CapGrA 14.22 -.13 +0.2 Pioneer Funds A:. BalanA p 9.47 -.06 +3.6 BondAp 9.30 +.02 +7.7 EqIncAp 28,62 -,24 +17,8 EuropAp 29.60 -27 +22,1 GOsehAp 11.50 -.10 +6.1 HIYidAp 10.98 -,01 +,1 InOlValA 16.93 -.17 +211 MdCpGrA 13.97 -.21 +28. MdCVAp 24.57 -20 +190 PIrFdAp40,75 -.46 +11,1 TxFreAp 11,69 +.01 +.7 ValueAp 17.32 -,22 +11.9 Pioneer Funds B: HnYtdBt 11.02 -.02 +4,3 MdCpVB 22.00 -.18 +18,7 PIoneer Funds C: H6ISdCt 11.12 -,02 +4,1 Price Funds Adv: Eqlncp 25,75 -23 +136 Price Funds: Balance n19,16 -.11 +11.3 BIClpn 29,18 -.31 +r4 CABendn 1t.062 +,0 ,7,9 CapAppn 19,21 -.14 +14,1 ivfrna 22.07 -,2 +10,1 Eqlncn 26,80 -,23 +14,1 EqIndxn 31,39 -,34 +9 ropen 19,63 -.16 +9O0 FUsrann 10,01 ... +,0 ONMAn 8680 +.01 +0 Qinrwin 25,31 -.2 7.4 GrOlnn 21.06 -,S +0.2 Hth,-dn 22.00 4,04 +3.9 HIYleldn a8.7 ,, +0.5 Foroqs 15.08 -,16 +17,1 lnsBovdn 10.20 +803 +16, Inlon 33,00 -,18 +24,. 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Curt Ebltz .......................... citizen member Williamson Mike Moberley ...................guest member "You may differ with my choice, but not my right to choose." David S. Arthurs publisher emeritus IMPORTANT FIRST STEP Long-term solution sought for disposal America's fast-paced,. high- quality, consumer-orient- ed lifestyle has earned it the dubious distinction of being a. "throw-away" society. Faced with an endless stream of solid waste, environmental constraints and rising operational costs, commu- nities across the country are struggling with the cost and com- plexity of solid waste manage- ment Citrus County is no different. Presently, our county landfill has a projected life expectancy of 15 years. Given the few avail- able locations, enormous costs and environmental issues associ- ated with the sight- ing of a new landfill, county commission- THE I| ers recently direct- ed county staff to Solid was explore a solid stall waste transfer sta- tion as part of the OUR 01 landfill's planned Consi renovation, a I tern The transfer sta- tion represents $5 million of the total $8.7 million laridfill renovation and would co4t slightly more to operate than the existing landfill. None- theless, by transferring solid waste outside of the county rather than continuing to bury it in the ground, the life expectan- cy :of the landfill would be increased by as much as 75 years. Increasing the landfill's life expectancy is important. It would afford flexibility to accom- modate unanticipated waste stream increases and waste transfer interruptions. Further, having the landfill available for decades, as a solid waste alterna- tive, is key to strengthening the county's hand in future negotia- tions with privately operated dis- posal facilities. While the move to a transfer station is wise, it should be vieWed as an important first step toward a long-term solution - not the last step. Therefore, all waste management alternatives should be considered. One alternative would be to reduce the excessive product Sacrificing trees S Qj I am so glad the beau- tifui trees on the corner of (County Road) 491 . and (State Road) 200 in Hernando will be cut down to put up storage sheds. How lovely, Proof of angels CALL This is addressed to 563-0 thedriver of the red Jeep traveling eastbound on (County Road) 490 at about 4:15 p.m. Wednesday, April 27. I'm sure that you arrived at your destination on time and safely. You came within yards of causing a head-on collision with us, which would have caused a fatal collision with three cars involved. We know that we have guardian angels watch- ing over us, Too late for tortoises It just blows my mind anymore about people who could just kill tortoises a living thing - because of progress. It won't be long before every living thing will S te ti P d a packaging that feeds the solid waste stream. Consumers and county government should seek voluntary reductions in the vol- ume of packaging used. Failing this, county government should press regulatory action through its state and national legislators. Another alternative is for county government to re-ener- gize its recycling program. Since the end of federal recycling grants a number of years ago, the county's recycling program has languished. While recycling may add to the cost of disposal, its long-term benefits outweigh the nominal increase. While the afore- mentioned alterna- ;SUE: tives would all serve to meet the county's e transfer long-term waste on. management needs, incineration prom- 'INION: ises to be even more le r all attractive for sever- itives. al reasons. First;, environ- mental, monetary, political and legal concerns make the sighting of new land- fills impractical. Second, the unpredictability of transporta- tion costs, landfill availability and contracting terms make future solid waste transfers an uncertainty. And reduced pack- aging and improved recycling do not directly attack disposal. In view of Lake and Pasco counties' success with incinera- tion, Citrus County should explore a regional incineration facility as its long-term solution. The economy of scale afforded by a regional approach would contain costs and provide con- venient disposal. Toward this end, a consortium comprised of neighboring counties patterned after the Florida Governmental Utility Authority merits serious consideration. As we have learned first hand from the county's recent rapid takeoff growth, the best way to manage the future challenges and costs of growth is to prepare for it today. The same holds true for solid waste disposal. be destroyed and our young people won't even know what they were. Our animals won't have the freedom to live any- where because of more buildings going up. It's got to stop somewhere. Car vandals )579 I'm calling in regards to the vandalism done to vehi- cles in Citrus County lately. I personally have had the emblems ripped right off my vehicle. My daughter's had them ripped off her vehicle. I've talked to four or five different people who've had theirs ripped of their vehicles. It is an expensive piece to replace decals nowadays. How are these children doing this right in broad daylight with nobody even acknowledging that they're doing it? I think that Jeff Dawsy and his sheriff's (office) should start crack- ing down on some of these kids doing vandalism to other people's property. a mm - - - a - .0o- p o .6 -m.mm *- .. - - m t- am ow.w. mam * _____* -- Project a good idea At a recent meeting of the Board of County Commissioners, I was pleased to see that the bid was awarded to remove the berm at Parsons Point Road between Croft and Hernando Lakes. This project will be applauded by many of us who use these lakes. For years we have wanted it done and it appears that it is finally moving for- ward. So for that I say thank you to the commission and your fine staff for following it through. I would also like to thank Josh Wooten and Sam Lyons for their leadership in getting this project going. Josh, our former commission- er, for putting it on the front burner and following it through all the way to the water management district. Sam, a former basin board member, took the ball and ran with it and helped to obtain the funding. While they no longer hold their respective positions, their leadership and dedication continues to pay divi- dends to the environment and the taxpayers of Citrus County. Thomas Blalock Hemando What about three strikes? Well, I see our Congresswoman on national TV last night She is very upset about the local prosecutor let- ting the girls off the hook, because lying to a police officer is not against the law. Well, that prosecutor may be right, but in my estimation and many oth- ers, we feel we have laws to protect these maniacs, yet the one that took - a a lo *mm e a a - -0 4 ft o mo o omm 4w o -* a *. u Nm q * 1 _ do a mO mane GwW - 4 4 4 mI0,=m o m - O f o m t W-m 4 "---_-- m- ---._ _._. -".Copyrghte MINIM p ** * a ~ -e -... .. *- S ** w .__-_ .. "- Syndi s dontdnt" S 0ow* -m* -o, * qW U0pyr 0g hted-I 1aterial 4SEAOO mmomoma q b mb 0oO 4 qm '" * - d mpo- wm* 111-mm, 090- -ai m r 4m OR Moni-m-I Moo = 0- ----:slp Sy nd icated Conlteni t 4 4 4 a 4 a mua.. o. M OPINIONS INVITED a The opinions expressed in Chronicle edito- rials are the opinions of the editorial board of the newspaper. home- towns will be printed; phone numbers will not be published or given out. *onllne.com. the little girl from Homosassa was hidden next door. What ever happened to '"Jeb Bush's" rule, three strikes and you're out. Well, this guy was arrested 12 times, and he was out Yes, out walk- ing the streets. Our sheriff worked around the clock trying to find this girl. Too bad those deputies didn't break that door down. They could have saved that girl's life. But no, that would be against the law. It's a darn shame. We have troops in Iraq getting blown apart every day. We should be spending the money here hunting maniacs. We have plenty. Every day someone's kids are missing from New York to California. I say, let the Iraqi officials fight their ( -m -_ : a *, * 0 * em -ap e -m Ono a 4 0 al alm ami a mdm e.mlqp m *0m a B u - emmmm_ * l w 4m 4M a 4 m* afowA a a *~mq 4amm e on me 40 4 4bw m cmme 4b0 ow glow 1Mw am a a 40MO M Pm fm 4b 0 m w 'aion af 4 o w ft o 4m qw so amp* -t pmmwm ~emoomm wG own maniacs. This war is a waste of money and lives of our young men and women. G.W Bush could make better use of them protecting our borders and hunting down our own maniacs. Martha Stewart is'wearing an ankle band, and people like the guy who confessed to killing the girl in Homosassa was walking free as a bird. Well he should have been a jail- bird, and it wouldn't have happened. Art Clark Citrus Springs More political balance I enjoyed reading the Opinion page in the past when it contained more balance politically. Currently, the selection of colum- nists and cartoonists by editor Brennan reflects his bias toward the socialist left world view rejected time and again by the majority of vot- ers in Citrus County. His bias is probably not intention- al: We tend to think that people who espouse our own closely held views are brighter and more interesting than others who oppose (out of igno- rance) our ideologies. It makes good sense, then, to buy columns from those with whom we agree. But the Chronicle is purchased by a lot of us free-market, smaller gov- ernment types, as well. How about it, Mr. Brennan? Could you find it in your editorial heart to throw us a few "bones" from the political right? William L. Dixon. 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Q ^ ,.* "' .... :r.,,,.. ,,..: rm Sports BRIEFS ,. -- a., "P.- . --K- a. -. ,a a- V~ 11/ * .=f. . i. *.. 1 4mom * .a ... 4 * *-W- -!**I~ V - Kv a a. ..a =. m,.. le *ij 4 ... ..* -- . mm- r i "* -A - a. **MR-:: mp**-- -- -,p. 4w .. .1-o WAN -- U W- : - -Mll *II a. -- 11-' I -m*W^ mm I '. , ,a *.m Hurricanes prevail Budnick claims pitchers' duel KHUONG PHAN kphan@chronicleonline.com Chronicle No one could ever mistake Tarpon Springs' Kyle Midgette and Citrus' Joey Budnick for power pitchers. The pair locked horns in a classic duel of finesse pitch- ers in Tuesday's 4A regional quarterfinal in Inverness, working their spot-on break- ing pitches with the efficien- cy of a Henry Ford assembly line. Due to some timely hitting and keen baserunning, Budnick prevailed as the Hurricanes topped the Spongers 2-0. "Neither guy is going to knock the bat out of your hands," Citrus coach Jon Bolin said. "They're basically fly ball-ground ball kind of guys. Both pitchers did well." Tarpon Springs (14-13) coach Dan Genna also had nothing but praise for the two right-handed hurlers. "They were gunslingers," he said. "They're not over- powering pitchers, but they made some quality pitches. When Joey was behind in the count, .he got some key groundballs to get them out of trouble, and that was the difference." Budnick avoided danger early by inducing two identi- cal 6-3 double plays in the first two innings after allow- ing a leadoff baserunner in both frames. Both pitchers compiled nearly similar lines. Budnick was touched for six hits, Midgette for five; both struck. out five, but tie only differ- ence was Midgette's lone earned run. "It's a shame that either one of those guys had to take the loss," Bolin said. "After the game, I made a point of going right to Midgette. He gave us everything tonight As coach you try to tell your BRIAN LaPETER/Chronicle Joey Budnick, just a sophomore, pitched like a veteran In blanking Tarpon Springs In a 4A regional quarterfinal., - kids to make adjustments. but you realize that they're doing everything they can to make adjustments." The run that made the dif- ference came in the second inning courtesy of Citrus (20- 9) senior Nick Van Gorder. With one out, Van Gorder knocked a 1-2 hanging curve for a double to right-center. Van Gorder then forced the issue on the next at-bat by stealing third base. The swiped bag was one of few mistakes made by Midgette all night.. The senior hurler made a rookie mistake by not looking Van Gorder back to second, and when he realized the runner had made his move, Van Gorder was two- thirds of the way to third. Midgette hurled an attempt to the bag, but Van Gorder Please see CITRUS/Page 3B Santa Fe burst tips Warriors STEVE WATERS swaters@chronicleonline.com Chronicle LAKELAND If only the game was four innings, Seven Rivers pitcher Chad Peets said. Santa Fe Catholic derailed a strong start for the Warriors in the bottom of the fourth with a six-run offensive explosion in Tuesday's 1A regional quarter- final. The Crimson Hawks added four ,- more runs in the , fifth to end the game 12-2 by the mercy rule. But Warriors coach Steve Ekeli couldn't have been much happier. No one expect- ed Seven Rivers to make it this far, much. lss to be competi- tive with one of the top teams in the state Santa Fe boasts two pitchers with fastballs that can reach the mid-eighties along with a potent lineup. "We hung in with them even though these guys are throw- ing hard," Ekeli said. "We made outs and made them put the ball in play. "I didn't look at this at all like a loss," he added. "This was a game, and we've gained some experience here." The Warriors took advantage of the Hawks' nervous starting pitching in the first. Drew Donovan knocked in leadoff hitter Taylor Swander with a single. A hit batsman later in the inning loaded the bases, and a walk to catcher Derek Labahn brought the second run across the plate. Santa Fe wasted no time and brought in pitcher Nick McCully after the second run. The hard-throwing McCully spanned three-and-two-thirds innings and gave up no runs or hits, while striking out six. The Crimson Hawks came back in the sixth, when McCully singled to bring home catcher Ethan Maskolunas. McCully then stole second and Please see ". '' ..! f :/Page 3B Rays rally to edge Sox a-W GomI No *- -- a.jgt..... ... . *,.... J .-, ** * .a .... * -a. I.. a w .d j4 .,. wr Copyrighted Material Syndicated 'Content n Available from.Commercial News Providers *Aq4d Imerc Y iTGUeA IPt~e ws4at 0 41MMMPIM4RPMOa d - w 4mm -qO .- :me. **.'t * -:: riwf .0. 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Yankees 7, Seattle 4 Minnesota 6, Baltimore 4, 10 innings Tampa Bay 7, Chicago White Sox 6 Texas 5, Detroit 4 Cleveland at L.A. Angels, 10:05 p.m. Wednesday. Detroit (Ledezma 1-3) at Texas (P.Astacio 1-4), 2:05 p.m. Chicago White Sox (Hem. Thursday's Games Baltimore at Chicago White Sox, 8:05 p.m. Tampa Bay at Kansas City, 8:10 p.m. Devil Rays 7, White Sox 6 CHICAGO TAMPA BAY ab rh bi ab r hbi Pdsdnk If 4000 ASnchz dh 3 0 0 0 Iguchi 2b ,CEvrtt dh. Knerko lb Rwand cf Dye rf Uribe ss Widger c Crede 3b 3 00 1 JPhlps dh 511 0 Lugo ss 2 09 0 Crwfrd If 5 01 1 Huff lb 4 00 0 Hollins cf 423 0 NGreen 2b 4 22 1 Snglton rf 312 2 EduPrz lb THall c Cantu 3b 4000 5 0 1 0 4 1 20 4 1 1 0 1 1 00 2212 1 000 4 1 1 3 4.1 32 Totals 346 9 5 Totals 34 7 9 7 Chicago 110 202 000- 6 Tampa Bay 010 300 201- 7 One out when winning run scored. Singleton reached first on catcher's inter- ference. E-Widger (2), Hendrickson (1). LOB- Chicago 9, Tampa Bay 13. 2B-Uribe 2 (7), Widger 2 (4), Crede (8), Huff (5), Singleton (3). HR-THall (2), Cantu (5). SB-Crawford (11), Huff (4). S-Iguchi. SF-Crede. IP H RERBBSO Chicago Contreras 5 5 4 4 5 3 Cotts, 1 1 1 1 0 1 LVizcaino 11-3 1 1 1 2 3 Marte 2-3 1 0 0 2 1 Takatsu L,0-2 1-3 1 1 1 0 1 Tampa Bay Hendrickson 6 8 6 5 3 2 RBell 0 0 0 0 1 0 Harper 11-3 1 0 0 0 1 TreMiller 2-3 0 0 0 1 0 ColomeW,1-0 1 0 .0 0 0 0 Contreras pitched to 1 batter in the 6th, Cotts pitched to 1 'batter in the 7th, RBell pitched to 1 batter in the 7th. HBP-by Contreras (NGreen), by Hendrickson (Podsednik). WP- Contreras. T-3:17. A-9,389 (41,315). Yankees 7, Mariners 4 SEATTLE NEW YORK ab rhbi ab rhbi ]Suzuki rf 5 11 0 Jeter ss 5 0 2b0 Winn If 5 00 1 Wmack If 5 0.2 0 Beltre 3b 4 01 0 Shffield rf 4 1 1 0 Sexson lb 2100 Matsui cf 5 000 Ibanezdh 3100 ARod3b 2 100 BBoone 2b 4 02 2 TMrtnz lb 4 222 Reed cf 3 10 0 BWllmsdh 4 1 1 0 Olivo c 3 00 0 Flherty c 4 1 2 2 Hansenph 1 000 Cano2b 3 1 22 Valdez ss Dobbs ph 3 01 1 1 01 0 Totals 344 6 4 Totals 36 712 6 Seattle 110 000 020- 4 New York 025 000 00x- 7 E-Beltre (2), Sexson (3), ARodriguez (4). LOB-Seattle 7, New York 9. 2B- BBoone (5), TMartinez (3), Flaherty (2), Cano (1). 3B-ISuzuki (3). HR-TMartinez (8). SB-Reed (2), Sheffield (5). SF- Cano. IP H RERBBSO Seattle Sele L,2-4 22-3 8 7 6 2 0 JMateo 31-3 3 0 0 1 0 Putz 1 0 00 0 0 Hasegawa 1 1 0 0 0 2 New York Wang W,1-1 71-3 4 3 3 3 3 Gordon 2-3 1 1 1 1 0 MRiveraS,5 1 1 0 0 0 1 T-3:00. A-39,780 (57,478). Red Sox 3, Athletics 2 OAKLAND BOSTON ab rhbi ab r hbi Kotsaycf 3 10 0 Damon cf 3 0 3 1 MEIllis2b 4 00 0 Nixon rf 2 0 0 0 EChavz 3b 401 0 Payton rf 1 0 0 0 Durazo dh 300 0 MRmrz If 3 00 0 Kielty rf 4 11 0 DOrtiz dh 3 1 0 0 Httberglb 3 01 0 Millarib 4 1 1 2 Byrnes If 4000 Varitek c 2 0 0 0 Mlhusec 3 00 1 Rnteriass 3 1 1 0 Scutaross 3000 Mueller3b 2 000 BlIhom 2b 3 00 0 3 z-6-4 5 2 4-6 9 2 7-3 6 3 z-6-4 6 10 2-8 Baltimore Boston Toronto New York Tampa Bay Chicago Minnesota Detroit Cleveland Kansas City Los Angeles Texas Oakland Seattle Atlanta Florida Washington New York Philadelphia St. Louis Milwaukee Chicago Pittsburgh Cincinnati Houston AMERICAN LEAGUE East Division W L Pct GB L10 21 11 .656 z-6-4 20 13 .606 1 z-8-2 18 16 .529 4 5-5 15 19 .441 7 5-5 13 21 .382 9 5-5 Central Division W L Pct GB L10 24 9 .727 z-8-2 20 12 .625 3 z-6-4 15 17 .469 8% 4-6 13 18 .419 10 z-5-5 8 25 .242 16 z-3-7 West Division W L Pct GB L10 18 14 .563 5-5 18 16 .529 1 6-4 14 19 .424 4 z-3-.7 13 20 .394 5 1-9 NATIONAL LEAGUE East Division W L Pct GB L10 20 12 .625 7-3 18 12 .600 1 z-6-4 18 14 .563 2 z-7-3 18 16 .529 3 z-7-3 15 19 .441 6 z-5-5 Central Division W L Pct GB L10 20 11 .645 5-5 16 16 .500 4 z-7-3 14 18 .438 6 2-8 13 18 .419 7 5-5 12 20 .375 8 2-8 12 20 .375 8 z-3-7 West Division W L Pct GB L10 Home A 12-9 10-5 7-9 11-11 12-11 Home 11-3 9-5 6-8 3-8 2-12 Home 9-8 9-11 7-8 4-10 Home 13-5 11-8 7-6 11-5 6-7 Home 10-8 10-9 8-8 3-9 9-9 10-5 Home 9-5 12-8 10-4 10-8 6-6 NATIONAL LEAGUE Tuesday's Games Florida 6, Houston 2 Cincinnati 5, San Diego 1 Chicago Cubs 7, N.Y. Mets 0 Milwaukee 8, Philadelphia 5 L.A. Dodgers at St. Louis, 8:10 p.m. Atlanta at Colorado, 8:35 p.m. Washington at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. Pittsburgh at San Francisco, 10:15 p.m. Wednesday's Games San Diego (Stauffer (Fogg 2-2). L.A. Dodgers (Penny 2-0) at St. Louis (Suppan 2-3), 8:10 p.m. Thursday's Games L.A. Dodgers at St. Louis, 1:10 p.m. Cincinnati at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. San Francisco at Houston, 8:05 p.m. Arizona at Colorado, 8:35 p.m. Totals 312 3 1 Totals 263 5 3 Oakland 100 000 100- 2 Boston .000 010 002- 3 One out when winning run scored. E-Millar 2 (4). DP-Oakland 4, Boston 1. LOB-Oakland 5, Boston 4. 2B-Kielty (3). 3B-Damon (2). HR-Millar (2). IP H RERBBSO Oakland Saarloos 5 4 1 1 3 2 Street 21-3 0 0 0 1 2 RRincon 2-3 0 0 0 1 0 Dotel L,1-1 1-3 1 2 2 1 1 Boston Arroyo 62-3 3 2 1 3 4 Embree 11-3 0 0 0 0 0 Mantel W,1-0 1 0 0 0 0 1 T-2:43. A-35,644 (35,095). Marlins 6, Astros 2 HOUSTON FLORIDA Tveras cf Biggio 2b Lamb lb Brkmn If Ensbrg 3b Quails p Lane rf AEvrtt ss Asmus c Backe p OPImro ph Wheelr p JoFrco p Sprger p JVzcno 3b 4 11 1 Pierre cf 2 00 0 Mecirp 401 0 Willis ph 3 00 0 TJones p 401 0 Easley2b 0 00 0 CDIgdo lb 4 00 0 CbreralIf 3 12 0 Aguila If 401 0 L.Ducac 2 00 0 Conine rf 1 01 1 Lowell3b 0 00 0 AGnzlz ss 0 00 0 Mehler p 0 00 0 Bump p 1 00 0 Perisho p LHarrs ph ab r h bi 4000 0000 1 000 000 4000 4 01 0 0 1 00 4221 2 1 20 3 1 1 2 2 0 1 1 2010 0000 00000 0000 0 0 0 0 JEcrcn cf 1 0 1 1 Totals 322 72 Totals 30 610 6 Houston 000 001 100- 2 Florida 010 000 05x- 6 DP-Houston 3, Florida 2. LOB- Houston 7, Florida 7. 2B-Lo Duca (3), Conine (2), Lowell (8). HR-Taveras (2), CDelgado (4), Lo Duca (2). S-Lowell. IP H RERBBSO Houston Backe Wheeler JoFranco Springer L,0-2 Quails Florida Moehler Bump Perisho Mecir W,1-0 TJones 6 3 1 2-3 1 0 1-3 00 1-3 34 2-3 3 1 6 411 1-3 2 1 1 2-3 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 HBP-by TJones (AEverett), by Backe (AGonzalez), by Moehler (Biggio). T-2:42. A-11,687 (36,331). Cubs 7, Mets 0 NEW YORK CHICAGO ab rhbi ab r hbi Reyes ss 4000 CPttson cf 5 222 Cmeronrf 2000 NPerezss 4 1 20 Beltran cf 400 0 ARmrz3b 4 01 1 Valentcf 000 0 Macias3b 0 0 0 0 Floyd If 400 0 DeLee lb 4 1 1 0 Piazza c 4000 Bumitzrf 4 2 2 2 RCstroc 0 00 0 Barrettc 4 01 0 Mntkw lb 400 0 Dubois If 4 1 1 2 Wdwrd 3b 302 0 Rmlngr p 0 000 KMtsui 2b 4 01 0 Hrst Jr 2b 4 020 Benson p 1 00 0 Mddux p 3 0 1 0 Andrsn ph 0000 Wuertz p 0 00 0 Aybar p 0 00 0 HIndsw If 1 0 0 0 Totals 300 3 0 Totals 37 719 7 New York 000 000 000- 0 Chicago 011 112 10x- 7 E-DeLee (1). LOB-New York 8, Chicago 6. 2B-NPerez (4), ARamirez (10), DeLee (12). HR-CPatterson 2 (8), Bumitz (6), Dubois (4). SB--Cameron (1), NPerez (1). S-Benson. IP H RERBBSO New York Benson L,0-1 6 10 6 6 0 3 Aybar 2 3 1 1 0 2 Chicago MadduxW,2-1 62-3 3 0 0 3 10 Wuertz 11-3 0 0 0 1 0 Remlinger 1 0 0 0 0 2 T-2:27. A-38,813 (39,538). .m- -~" .n&--- *. ~ I W Away 7-7 7-4 11-8 7-11 9-12 Away 10-3 6-7 6-10 10-9 3-11 2-15 Away 10-7 6-7 8-12 6-7 2-15 a 'a - a' . a:. *,J k .- . - .- ::..*.w 1 Ift fl bage m .0n a0 e ak - man .5 am se m,,, ,, .- a a.... a*" ,,i a,,,:, - -a a - -- ibkOw 42 SI Sf -ai W-- ^||( a4 -auufll afff eW JK I-N I MEL ............... ab rhbi Away Intr 13-6 0-0 11-7 0-0 9-9 0-0 10-10 0-0 6-13 0-0 Away Intr 9-6 0-0 9-5 0-0 7-11 0-0 9-10 0-0 CITRUS COUNTY (FL) C'F-ISnNCF F SPORTS WEDNESDAY, MAY 11, 2005 3B <1 Ii NBA PLAYOFFS .* FIRST ROUND (Best-of-7) EASTERN CONFERENCE Miami 4, New Jersey 0 Miami 116, New Jersey 98 Miami 104, New Jersey 87 -..- Miami 108, New Jersey 105, 20T SMiami 110, New Jersey 97 Detroit 4, Philadelphia 1 Detroit 106, Philadelphia 85 .' Detroit 99, Philadelphia 84 Phil W Chicago 113, Washington 103 Washington 117, Chicago 99 Washington 106, Chicago 99 SWashington 112, Chicago 110 SWashingtonouston 100 Houston 101, Dallas 83 Dallas 116, Houston 76 QUARTERFINALS (Best-of-7) EASTERN CONFERENCE Miami vs. Washington Sunday, May 8 Miami 105, Washington 86 Tuesday, May 10 Miami 108, Washington 102, Miami leads series 2-0 Thursday, May 12 Miami at Washington, 8 p.m. Saturday, May 14 Miami at Washington, 8 p.m. Monday, May 16 Washington at Miami, 8 p.m., if neces- sary Friday, May 20 Miami at Washington, TBA, if necessary Monday, May 23 Washington at Miami, 8 p.m., if neces- sary Detroit vs. Indiana Monday, May 9 Detroit 96, Indiana 81, Detroit leads series 1-0 Wednesday, May 11 Indiana at Detroit, 8 p.m. I -Friday, May 13:,, I .-Detroit at Indiana, 7 p.m,--6t. '. ' -: Sunday, May 15 Detroit at Indiana, TBA STuesday, May 17 Indiana at Detroit, TBA, if necessary Thursday, May 19 Detroit at Indiana, TBA, if necessary Sunday, May 22 Indiana at Detroit, TBA, if necessary WESTERN CONFERENCE San Antonio vs. Seattle Sunday, May 8 San Antonio 103, Seattle 81, San Antonio leads series 1-0 Tuesday, May 10 Seattle at San Antonio, 9:30 p.m. a" Thursday, May 12 San Antonio at Seattle, 10:30 p.m. S" Sunday, May 15 San Antonio at Seattle, TBA Tuesday, May 17 Seattle at San Antonio, TBA, if neces- sary Thursday, May 19 San Antonio at Seattle, TBA, if neces- ' sary St" e Sunday, May 22 S'Seattle at San Antonio, TBA, if neces- ary ' Phoenix vs. Dallas Monday, May 9 Phoenix 127, Dallas 102, Phoenix leads series 1-0 Wednesday, May 11 Dallas at Phoenix, 10:30 p.m. P Friday, May 13 SPhoenix at Dallas, 9:30 p.m. P" hi' Sunday, May 15 Phoenix at Dallas, TBA Wednesday, May 18 "-' Dallas at Phoenix, TBA, if necessary Friday, May 20 Phoenix at Dallas, TBA, if necessary Sunday, May 22 Dallas at Phoenix, TBA, if necessary TUESDAY BOX Heat 108, Wizards 102 WASHINGTON (102) SJeffries 1-7 0-0 2, Jamison 11-22 6-7 32, Haywood 3-103-39, Arenas 9-19 7-10 28, Hughes 5-17 5-7 15, Ruffin 0-1 0-4 0, SThomas 3-3 0-0 6, Dixon 5-11 0-0 10, S- Peeler 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 37-90 21-31 102. MIAMI (108) E.Jones 8-13 0-1 21, Haslem 5-9 4-5 14, O'Neal 6-11 4-8 16, D.Jones 5-10 1-1 14, Wade 10-15 11-19 31, Dooling 2-40-05, SMourning 1-1 1-4 3, Butler 1-2 0-0 3, SLaettner 0-1'1-2 1, Doleac 0-0 0-0 0. Totals -38-66 22-40 108. - Washington 20 27 24 31 102 ' Miami 30 2426 28 -108 3-Point Goals-Washington 7-22 (Jamison 4-8, Arenas 3-9, Dixon 0-1, Jeffries 0-1, Hughes 0-3), Miami 10-23 S(E.Jones 5-9, D.Jones 3-8, Butler 1-2, ,Dooling 1-2, Wade 0-2). Fouled Out- Haywood, Hughes. Rebounds- Washington 51 (Hughes, Ruffin 8), Miami '58 (Haslem 13). Assists-Washington 13 S(Arenas 5), Miami 21 (Wade 15). Total Fouls-Washington 31, Miami 25. "Technicals-Washington coach Jordan, -Arenas, Miami Defensive Three Second. A-20,205 (19,600). '. .. - S'. Rangers 5, Tigers 4 -DETROIT TEXAS ab rhbi ab r hbi Inge 3b 5 02 1 Dllucci dh 4 0 00 IRdrgzc 5 00 0 MYong ss 4 1 1 0 CGillendh 5 12 0 Txeira lb 4 1 2 0 RoWhte If 5 02 0 Blalock 3b 4 22 3 DYong lb 5 11 0 ASrano 2b 4 0 1 1 Monroe rf 4 11 1 Nix cf 3 0 0 0 REMtiz ss 3 00 0 Mench If 3 0 00 Infante 2b 4 12 1 Mathws rf 3 1 2 1 Logan cf 4 03 1 Brajas c 2 0 0 0 Totals 40413 4 Totals 31 5 8 5 -Detroit 000 004 000- 4 JTexas 301 000 1Ox- 5 I ( l~ .-~- ..-, Ii li~QL On the AIRWAVES TODAY'S SPORTS AUTO RACING 2 p.m. (ESPN2) NHRA Drag Racing Sport Compact Series. From Englishtown, N.J. (Taped) (CC) 6:30 p.m. (ESPN2) SportsCenter From Indianapolis Motor Speedway in Indianapolis. (Live) (CC) BASEBALL 1 p.m. (ESPN) MLB Baseball Seattle Mariners at New York Yankees. From Yankee Stadium in the Bronx, N.Y. (Live) (CC) 2 p.m. (FSNFL) MLB Baseball Chicago White Sox at Tampa Bay Devil Rays. From Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg (Live) (WGN) MLB Baseball New York Mets at Chicago Cubs. From Wrigley Field in Chicago. (Live) (CC) 3 p.m. (TBS) MLB Baseball Atlanta Braves at Colorado Rockies. From Coors Field in Denver. (Live) (CC) (ESPN2) MLB Baseball Houston Astros at Florida Marlins. From Dolphins Stadium in Miami. (Live) (CC) (FSNFL) MLB Baseball Houston Astros at Florida Marlins. From Dolphins Stadium in Miami. (Live) 8 p.m. (ESPN) MLB Baseball Los Angeles Dodgers at St. Louis Cardinals. From Busch Stadium in St. Louis. (Live) (CC) BASKETBALL 8 p.m. (TNT) NBA Basketball Eastern Conference Semifinal Game 2 Indiana Pacers at Detroit Pistons. From the Palace of Auburn Hills in Auburn Hills, Mich. (Live) (CC) 10:30 p.m. (TNT) NBA Basketball Western Conference Semifinal Game 2 Dallas Mavericks at Phoenix Suns. From America West Arena in Phoenix. (Live) (CC) RODEO 9 p.m. (OUTDOOR) Bull Riding PBR. (Taped) TRACKAND FIELD 6:30 p.m. (SUN) Triathlon Publix Family Fitness Weekend. From St. Augustine (Taped) E-Inge (7). LOB-Detroit 10, Texas 3. 2B-Infante (8), Blalock (10), ASoriano (12), Matthews (5). 3B-RoWhite (1). HR-Blalock (6), Matthews (1). S- Barajas.. IP H RERBBSO Detroit JJohnson L,2-3 8 8 5 5 0 6 Texas Park 52-3 8,4 4 1 5 Brocail W,2-0 11-3 3 0 0 0 1 Regillo 1 2, 0 0 0 1 FCordero S,11 1 01 0 0 0 1 Umpires-Home, Eric Cooper; First, Fieldin Culbreth; Second, Marvin Hudson; Third, Larry Young. T-2:29. A-24,766 (49,115). Blue Jays 3, Royals 1 KANSAS CITY TORONTO ab rhbi ab r hbi DJesuscf 301 0 OHudsn 2b 4 0 0 0 Berroass 401 0 Ctlnottol If 3 1 1 0 MiSwyl b 4 11 1 JhnsonlIf 1 0 0 0 Stairs dh 402 0 Koskie dh 3 0 00 Long If 4 000 HInbrn 3b 4 1 1 2 Brown rf 301 0 Hinske lb 3 1 2 0 Teahen 3b 301 0 VWells cf 3 0 0 0 Buckc 3 00 0 Riosrf 3 01 0 Gotay 2b 3 01 0 Adams ss 2 00 0 Hkby c 3 0 1 1 Totals 311 8 1 Totals 29 3 6 3 Kansas City 100 000 000- 1 Toronto 012 000 00x- 3 "E-Halladay (1), DP-Toronto 2. LOB- Kansas City 4, Toronto 4. 2B-Berroa (5), Teahen (2). 3B-Hinske (1). HR- MiSweeney (9), Hillenbrand (3). S- DeJesus. IP H RERBBSO Kansas City Greinke L,0-4 8 6 3 3 2 2 Toronto HalladayW,5-2 9 8 1 1 0 5 Umpires-Home, Mike Winters; First, Tom Hallion; Second, Jerry Meals; Third, Hunter Wendelstedt. T--1:44. A-20,123 (50,598). Twins 6, Orioles 4, 10 innings MINNESOTA BALTIMORE ab rhbi ab r hbi ShStwrtIf 5 21 1 BRbrts 2b 4 1 2 1 Punto 2b 4 11 0 Bigbie If 4 0 1 0 Mauer c 4"00 1 Mora 3b 5 0 1 0 Mrneaulb 5 01 1 Tejadass 4 1 1 0 THntercf 3100 RPImolb 5 1 1 1 LeCroy dh 3 11 0 JvLopz c 4 1 1 2 LFord rf 3 01 1 Newhn cf 1 0 1 0 Cddyer 3b 3 01 1 Surhoff rf 5 0 1 0 JCastro 3b 0 000 Matos cf 3 02 0 Bartlett ss 3000 GGilc 2 00 0 JJonesph 1 11 1 Gbbonsdh 4 000 Rivas 2b 000 0 Totals 346 7 6 Totals 41 411 4 Minnesota 100 010 110 2- 6 Baltimore 020 110 000 0- 4 E-Cuddyer (7), Mora 2 (4). DP- Baltimore 1. LOB-Minnesota 4, Baltimore 10. HR-ShStewart (3), JJones (4), BRoberts (10), RPalmeiro (2), JvLopez (7). SB-Punto (2). S-Punto, Bigbie. SF- Mauer, LFord, Cuddyer. IP H RERBBSO Minnesota Radke Romero Crain W,2-0 Nathan S,10 Baltimore Bedard Julio BRyan Williams Kline L,2-2 7 3 3 1 1-3 1 1 1 2-3 00 0 1 1 0 0 1 222 WP-BRyan. Balk-Williams. Umpires-Home, Jim Reynolds; First, Wally Bell; Second, Kerwin Danley; Third, Chris Guccione. T-3:18. A-22,410 (48,290). NL BOXES Reds 5, Padres 1 SAN DIEGO CINCINNATI ab rhbi ab r hbi Jkson 3b Loretta 2b BGiles rf Nevin 1lb RaHrdz c Nady cf DRbrts ph Ojeda If Brrghs ph KGreen ss Lwrnce p MaSwy ph Flkbrg p DReyes p May p Fick ph 5 12 1 FLopez 2b 3 01 0 Aurilia ss 4 02 0 DJmnz2b 4 02 0 Casey lb 4 01 0 Grf Jr. cf 3 00 0 Dunn If 1 00 0 Randa 3b 3 00 0 Kearns rf 1 01 0 RWgnr p 4 C1 0 Brglla ph 2 00 0 Graves p 1 01 0 Vlentin c 0 00 0 Clausen p 0 000 Coffey p 0 00 0 Stone p 10 01 0 Wthersp Freel rf Totals 36112 1 Totals 29 5 7 5 San Diego 000 001 000- 1 Cincinnati 020 010 20x- 5 E-Lawrence (1). DP-San Diego 2, Cincinnati 2. .LOB-San Diego 9, Cincinnati 5. 2B-BGiles (7), FLopez (6), Casey 2 (10), Kearns (4). HR-Jackson (1). SF-Valentin. IP H RERBBSO San Diego Lawrence L,2-4 6 6 3 3 2 2 Falkenborg 2-3 0 2 2 2 0 DReyes 1-3 1 0 0 0 0 May 1 0 0 0 0 0 Cincinnati Claussen 31-3 3 0 0 1 2 Coffey W,1-0 2 3 1 1. 0 1 Stone 2-3 1 0 0 0 0 Weathers 2-3 2 0 0 0 0 RWagner 11-3 1 0 0 0 1 Graves 1 2 0 0 0 1 Coffey pitched to 3 batters in the 6th. WP-DReyes. Umpires-Home, Gerry Davis; First, Bill Hohn; Second, Doug Eddings; Third, Bruce Dreckman. T-2:39. A-15,262 (42,271). Brewers 8, Phillies 5 PHILA MILWAUKEE ab rhbi ab r hbi Rollins ss 5 01 0 BClark cf 5 2 3 2 Planco 2b 411 1 Spivey2b 3 1 1 1 BAbreu rf 3122 Jenkins rf 4 01 0 Burrell If 4 01 0 la rosa p 0 0 0 0 Utley 1 lb 401 0 Adams p 0 00 0 DaBell 3b 301 0 Helms ph 0 0 0 0 ToPerz 3b 1 000 Bttco p 0 00 0 Mchels cf 4 00.0 CaLee If 4 0 1 2 Lbrthal c 3222 Ovrbay 1b 4 1 1 3 Padilla p 2 11 0 DMiller c 4 1 2 0 Howard ph 1 000 Brnyan 3b 4 1 1 0 Adams p 0000 Hardy ss 3 1 2 0 Fultz p 0 00 0 Glover p 1 0 0 0 Geary p 0000 JuStna p 0 00 0 Offrmnnph 1 00 0 Cirilloph 0 1 0 0 Tejeda p 0 00 0 Mgrder rf 1 0 0 0 Totals 35510 5 Totals 33 812 8 Philadelphia 200 021 000- 5 Milwaukee 310 004 00x- 8 DP-Philadelphia 1, Milwaukee 1%. LOB-Philadelphia 10, Milwaukee 9. 2B-- Padilla (1). HR-BAbreu (6), Lieberthal 2 (3), Overbay (7). SB-BAbreu (10). CS- Utley (1), DaBell (1). S-Hardy, Glover. IP H RERBBSO Philadelphia, Padilla 5 6 4 4 2 4 Adams L,0-2 1- 334 4 1 0 Fultz 1-3 0b0 0 0 1 Geary 11-3 3 0 0 0 0 Tejeda 1 0 0 0 2 0 Milwaukee Glover 4 7 4 4 2 2 JuSantanaW,1-12 1 1 1 1 3 de la rosa 2-3 1 0 0 1 1' Adams 11-3 0 0 0 1 2 BottalicoS,1 1 1 0 0 1 1 Glover pitched to 4 batters in the 5th. HBP-by Adams (Cirillo), by Glover (Polanco). WP-Geary, Tejeda. PB- DMiller. Umpires-Home, Alfonso Marquez: First, Rick Reed; Second, Terry Craft; Thid, Ted Barrett. T-3:28. A-12,082 (41,900). MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS American League BATTING-CGuillen, Detroit, .387; Damon, Boston, .387; BRoberts, Baltimore, .369; Hillenbrand, Toronto, .356; Tejada, Baltimore, .348; JJones, Minnesota, .337; MiSweeney, Kansas City, .333. RUNS-BRoberts, Baltimore, 28; ASoriano, Texas, 26; ARodriguez, New York, 26; Teixeira, Texas, 25; Hillenbrand, Toronto, 25; Dellucci, Texas, 25; Damon, Boston, 25. RBI-Tejada, Baltimore, 36; ARodriguez, New York, 32; BRoberts, Baltimore, 29; MiSweeney, Kansas City, 29; MRamirez, Boston, 27; Sexson, Seattle, 26; CEverett, Chicago, 25. HITS-Damon, Boston, 53; BRoberts, Baltimore, 48; Hillenbrand, Toronto, 48; Tejada, Baltimore, 46; ISuzuki, Seattle, 45; CGuillen, Detroit, 43; MiSweeney, Kansas City, 43; Sheffield, New York, 43. DOUBLES-ASoriano, Texas, 12; DOrtiz, Boston, 12; Bellhorn, Boston, 11; MiSweeney, Kansas City, 11; Sheffield, New York, 11; THafner, Cleveland, 10; Blalock, Texas, 10; Damon, Boston, 10. TRIPLES-Rios, Toronto, 4; Inge, Detroit, 4; CGuillen, Detroit, 4; DeJesus, Kansas City, 3; BRoberts, Baltimore, 3; ISuzuki, Seattle, 3. HOME RUNS-ARodriguez, New York, 11; BRoberts, Baltimore, 10; ASoriano, Texas, 10; Tejada, Baltimore, 10; DOrtiz, Boston, 9; Konerko, Chicago, 9; MiSweeney, Kansas City, 9. STOLEN BASES-Podsednik, Chicago, 17; Figgins, Los Angeles, 12; BRoberts, Baltimore, 12; Crawford, Tampa Bay, 11; THunter, Minnesota, 11; ISuzuki, Seattle, 10; Lugo, Tampa Bay, 9. PITCHING (4 Decisions)-Garland, Chicago, 6-0, 1.000, 2.42; Arroyo, Boston, 4-0, 1.000, 2.91; Clement, Boston, 4-0, 1.000, 3.35; Buehrle, Chicago, 5-1, .833, 3.78; Santana, Minnesota, 5-1, .833, 2.88. STRIKEOUTS-Santana, Minnesota, 59; RJohnson, New York, 50; Bonderman, Detroit, 41; Bedard, Baltimore, 41; Halladay, Toronto, 41; Harden, Oakland, 38; Cabrera, Baltimore, 37. SAVES-FCordero, Texas, 11; Nathan, Minnesota, 10; Guardado, Seattle, 9; Wickman, Cleveland, 9; Takatsu, Chicago, 8; FRodriguez, Los Angeles, 8; BRyan, Baltimore, 8; Foulke, Boston, 8; MBatista, Toronto, 8. National League BATTING-Barmes, Colorado, .395; DeLee, Chicago, .388; Cabrera, Florida, .372; Overbay, Milwaukee, .352; CJones, Atlanta, .348; Floyd, New York, .343; Pujols, St. Louis, .341. RUNS--JKent, Los Angeles, 27; BClark, Milwaukee, 26; Barmes, Colorado, 25; DeLee, Chicago, 25; LGonzalez, Arizona, 24; Beltran, New York, 23; Cabrera, Banks has left the team for personal rea- sons. CLAYTON STATE-Named Shannon Reid women's assistant basketball coach. COLORADO STATE-Named Jen Warden women's basketball coach. LIMESTONE-Announced-Announced the resignation of Jason Preeo, men's golf coach. SETON HILL-Named Jason Greene sports Information director. SOUTHERN ARKANSAS-Named Eric Bozeman men's basketball coach. . Giambi to AAA? Florida, 22; Pujols, St. Louis, 22; Bradley, Los Angeles, 22; JGuillen, Washington, 22. RBI--DeLee, Chicago, 32; Pujols, St. Louis, 27; Feliz, San Francisco, 26; Burrell, Philadelphia, 26; CaLee, Milwaukee, 26; JKent,.Los Angeles, 26; Cabrera, Florida, 25; JEncamacion, Florida, 25; Floyd, New York, 25. HITS-Barmes, Colorado, 45; DeLee, Chicago, 45; Pujols, St. Louis, 43; Cabrera, Florida, 42; Izturis, Los Angeles, 42; BClark, Milwaukee, 42; Beltran, New York, 42. DOUBLES-Wilkerson, Washington, 12; DeLee, Chicago, 12; CDelgado, Florida, 12; MGiles, Atlanta, 11; Pujols, St. Louis, 11; Glaus, Arizona, 11; CJones, Atlanta, 11; Vizquel, San Francisco, 11; Griffey Jr., Cincinnati, 11; Biggio, Houston, 11. TRIPLES-Holliday, Colorado, 4; Lamb, Houston, 4. HOME RUNS-Pujols, St. Louis, 9; Glaus, Arizona, 9; DeLee, Chicago, 9; Dunn, Cincinnati, .8; CPatterson, Chicago, 8; JGuillen, Washington, 8; Floyd, New York, 8; Klesko, San Diego, 8. STOLEN BASES-Taveras, Houston, 10; BAbreu, Philadelphia, 9; Vizquel, San Francisco, 9; Furcal, Atlanta, 8; Counsell, Arizona, 8; Reyes, New York, 7; Rollins, Philadelphia, 7; DeLee, Chicago, 7. PITCHING (4 Decisions)-Willis, Fiorda. 60 1.000, 1.07; Webb, Arizona, 4- 0, 1 000, 3.30, CHammond, San Diego, 4- 0, 1.000, 2.00; Marquis, St. Louis, 5-1, .833, 3.26; Mulder, St. Louis, 5-1, .833, 2.70; Lieber, Philadelphia, 5-1, .833, 2.57; Eaton, San Diego, 4-1, .800, 3.79; Turnbow, Milwaukee, 4-1, .800, 2.20; Hampton, Atlanta, 4-1, .800, 2.05; PMartinez, New York, 4-1, .800, 3.06. STRIKEOUTS-PMartinez, New York, 63; BMyers, Philadelphia, 54; Peavy, San Diego, 53; Burnett, Florida, 52; Clemens, Houston, 50; JVazquez, Arizona, 44; Zambrano, Chicago, 42; Beckett, Florida, 42. SAVES-Lyon, Arizona, 11; Mesa, Pittsburgh, 11; Brazoban, Los Angeles, 9; Kolb, Atlanta, 9; Hoffman, San Diego, 9; Looper, New York, 8; Graves, Cincinnati, 8; BWagner, Philadelphia, 8. TRANSACTIONS. BASEBALL American League BALTIMORE ORIOLES-Placed OF Sammy Sosa on the 15-day DL, retroac- tive. Can-Am League ELMIRA PIONEERS-Signed OF Jason Tuttle. NEW HAVEN CUTTERS-Signed C Eddie Wilson. WORCESTER TORNADOES-Signed INF Zach Strong, INF Jose Ovalles, OF :Josh. Beauregard, OF. OmariRosario and, LHP Ed Riley. Central League PENSACOLA PELICANS-Activated RHP Jerry Dunn. SHREVEPORT SPORTS-Signed INF Morris Craig. Frontier League ROCKFORD RIVERHAWKS-Traded RHP Frank James to Ediriburg of the Central League for cash. BASKETBALL Women's National Basketball ;' Association CONNECTICUT SUN-Signed G Jamie Carey. Released F Jennifer Lacy. ' SAN ANTONIO SILVER STARS- Released C Jessie Hicks and C Ugo Oha. FOOTBALL National Football League CINCINNATI BENGALS-Claimed TE Kori Dickerson off waivers from the Washington Redskins. JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS-Signed OG Julius Franklin. Waived OT L.V. Hill and TE Neal Philpot. Canadian Football League CALGARY STAMPEDERS-Signed LB Cornelius Anthony, LB Jude Waddy and DL Michael Josiah. EDMONTON ESKIMOS-Signed LB Jason Lamar. OTTAWA RENEGADES-Signed OT Marc Parenteau, CB Daniel Jones and QB Paul Peterson. SASKATCHEWAN ROUGHRIDERS- Signed OL Rob Lazea, OL Shawn Gifford and OL Tango McCauley. WINNIPEG BLUE BOMBERS-Signed OL Kevin Breedlove. NFL Europe FRANKFURT GALAXY-Signed LB Alex Ngaue. HAMBURG SEA DEVILS-Signed OL Joseph Hayes. HOCKEY National Hockey League NEW'YORK RANGERS-Named Mike Golub senior vice president, marketing and business operations. ECHL COLUMBIA INFERNO-Announced Scott White, coach, will not return next season. SOUTH CAROLINA STINGRAYS- Announced the retirement of RW Ed Courtenay and F Mike Jickling. COLLEGE NCAA-Placed Nicholls State on proba- tion for four years for "gross academic fraud" and other NCAA violations in foot- ball, men's basketball and volleyball. AUBURN-Announced freshman G Toney Douglas will enter the NBA draft. BRADLEY-Announced the resignation of Venus Taylor, softball coach. BUCKNELL-Named Dan Wimsberger wrestling coach. CINCINNATI-Announced freshman F Roy Bright has been kicked off the men's basketball team and freshman G Vincent . The 34-year-old Giambi is hit- less in his last 15 at-bats and has just four hits in his last 38 at-bats. The 2000 AL MVP, trying to rebound from an offseason filled with controversy over steroids, has just three homers and six RBIs. But he does have 18 walks and a .386 on-base percentage. "I've been scuffling the last two weeks, no doubt about it," Giambi said. tie and enabled Crede to race RS all the way to third base. Two batters later, Tadahito Continued from Page 1B Iguchi laid down a perfect squeeze bunt with Crede sprint- his homer after Chicago starter ing to the plate to make it 6-4. Jose Contreras walked Nick The Devil Rays rallied again Green and Singleton to open with two runs in the seventh on the fourth, a groundout by Singleton and Hendrickson allowed six Cantu's two-out RBI-single off runs and eight hits 'in six Vizcaino. ,innings. His throwing error on Contreras allowed four runs 'Crede's infield single allowed and five hits in five-plus Widger to score and snap a 4-4 innings. WARRIORS Continued from Page 1B reached third on a passed ball. He was driven home by third baseman Nate Striz. The fourth inning was when the Hawks' deluge started with an RBI single from Seth Yates. The bases were soon loaded when a walk brought home another run. Things then began to fall apart when two runners snuck- home after Striz was called safe at first on a close play. Striz then stole second on a passed ball and came home after a throw- ing error sailed into left field. The game was called in the HEAT Continued from Page 1B Juan Dixon of the ball and driv- ing sub- stantially better than Washington (60.6 percent for the Heat, 39.1 percent for the CITRUS Continued from Page 1B slid in just unde the tag. With Van Gorder on third, Budnick aided his own cause with an RBI-groundout to the right side, giving the Hurricanes the 1-0 lead. "That was solid senior experi- ence by Nick right there," Bolin said. "If it's a good throw, he's probably out at third base. He made the best slide to avoid the tag and he came around to score." For the next four innings it was nothing but Budnick battling Midgette, as neither pitcher faced more than four batters in any inning. Budnick had a poten- tial problem in the fourth when Bobby Hartman led off with a double, but the sophomore hurler proceeded to induce three straight pop outs. A defensive highlight came in the fifth when Citrus centerfield- er Matt Lehman made a diving, circus-style catch in shallow cen- ter to retire the side: The game's other score came in the sixth. Midgette hit leadoff hitter Ryan McPherson with a pitch. Trai Shinn came in as a courtesy runner for McPherson and was able to advance all the way to third on a wild pitch. With one out on the board, pinch hitter Chris North pounded a shot to deep left-center. Left fielder Matt Selby rushed over and fifth after another RBI single from Yates, a passed ball and another throwing error that brought two more runs home. Pitcher Chad Peets, who threw with a deep cut on his catching hand, said the loss only motivates them to come back next season. "It only wants to make us play harder," he said. "I want to go' back and win next year." , Ekeli said that the game was a learning experience for his young team, and they are already looking to next year. "We learned a lot," he said. "They're disappointed that (Santa Fe) got 10 runs, but we stayed with these guys for four, innings. I'm proud of the job they did tonight" sus- pended, the Wizards' front- court was depleted, and things got worse midway through the second quarter when Etan Thomas left with an abdominal strain. Thomas appeared to suffer the injury with 6:55 left in the half. He grabbed an offensive rebound and scored, yet imme- diately began grimacing and was quickly ushered into the locker room. He did not return, and Jordan said Thomas may miss the remainder of the series. appeared to have the play locked up. But Selby misplayed the ball, allowing it drop in behind him. The error proved costly as Shinn came in easily to score and North hustled all the way to third. The Spongers threatened in the seventh. With one out, Budnick struck out Mike Koulianos, but Koulianos reached safely on a combination of a passed ball and high throw to first. Budnick then struck out Nick Freburg but gave up a bloop single to center to Selby. An out- field error on the base hit advanced Selby to second and Koulianos to third. Undaunted, Budnick sealed the game by inducing a 4-3 put out "We knew that with both pitch- ers, it was going to be a two-run ballgame," Genna said. "Whoever could manufacture those two or three runs was going to win it We had some chances in key situations, but we didn't cap- italize." Citrus continues its march to the state title Friday at Tampa Jefferson, which beat visiting Lake Wales 9-1 Tuesday. Bolin was ecstatic about the Hurricanes extending their sea- son. "I'm just excited for these boys," he said. "I'm excited for our coaching staff. To survive and go on another day is reward- ing because everything you've worked for is paying off." Friday's game is slated to start at 7 p.m. WEDNESDAY, MAY 11, 2005 3B SPORTS CHRONICLE CITRUS COUNTY (FL) Associated Press NEW YORK Jason Giambi could be headed to the minor leagues if he doesn't start hitting. fW vet- eran player, he cannot be. sent to the minors without his consent Torre said Giambi could be back in the lineup Friday when the Yankees begin a road trip in Oakland against his former team. 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Lecanto Highway, Lecanto, FL 34461 PHONE: (352) 527-7842 FAX: (352) 527-3365 Bogs 6 Bids Clubs of Citrus County ALL PROCEEDS BENEFIT THE BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS OF CITRUS COUNTY K Saturday, May 14, 2005 'L i L: La[lL UVE, L1!z U. HERNANDO - 4 PLAYER SCRAMBLE 8:30 AM SHOTGUN START 6^s cotN 747-0511-WCRN CITRUS COUNTY PLAT REVIEW TEAM S. May 18, 2005 9:00 AM ....r : Lecanto Government Building 3600 West Sovereign Path Room 117 Lecanto, Florida 34461 Contact person: JOANNA L. COUTU, AICP, CHAIRMAN (527-5259) 1.' CALL TO ORDER 2. OLD BUSINESS 3. NEW BUSINESS LR-05-16 Application for a Lot Reconfiguration by William Lanigan on behalf of Shane & Christine Bryant and Dwight & Kimberly Hooper, located in Section 19, Township 18 South, Range 19 East MSP-05-07 Application for a Minor Subdivision Plat by Dixie Parsley on behalf of Clyde and Norma Bryant, located in Sections 6 & 7, Township 17 South, Range 19 East PLT-05-17 Application for a Replat-Substantially Similar Plat McGee Retreats by David McKean on behalf of Elizabeth Getz, located in Section 02, Township 17 South, Range 17 East PLT-05-21 Application for a Preliminary Plat Ranch Estates at Emerald Hills by David McKean on behalf of Emerald Hills Ventures, Inc., located in Section 19, Township 20 South, Range 20 East PLT-05-18 Application for a Replat-Substantially Similar Plat Altomare Acres by William Lanigan on behalf of James Altomare/Clark Driggs, located in Section 32, Township 19 South, Range 20 East PLT-05-20 Application for a Preliminary Plat Heritage Medical Business Park by William Lanigan on behalf of Ashish Sanon, located in Section 24, Township 18 South, Range 18 East PLT-05-23 Application for a Preliminary Plat Southern Woods at Sugarmill Woods Phase V by William ,. Lanigan on behalf of Florida Landmark Communities, Inc., located in Section 21, Township 20 South, Range 18 East PLT-05-24 Application for a Preliminary Plat North Ottawa Ave by William Lanigan on behalf of Hampton Hills, a Florida General Partnership, located in Sections 26 & 35, Township 18 South, Range 18 East PV-05-02 Application for a Plat Vacation by Pastor Paul Sallee on behalf of Christ Way Fellowship/Harvest Temple Church of God, located in Section 36, Township 18 South, Range 19 East 4. OTHER BUSINESS: Approval of Minutes of May 4, 2005 5. ADJOURN If any person decides to appeal any action made by the Team, 110 N. Apopka Ave., Inverness, Florida 34450, (352) 341-6565, at least two days before the meeting. If you are hearing or speech impaired, use the TDD telephone'(352) 341-6580. Suroirs m. .i t. .- :. ::M : "-::: ..::: Ac: S "w .:,::.... -* . ..... ... :::. .... ..... ... .... .... ,.... : ::::m . 5B WEDNESDAY MAY 1 1, 2005 a GolfBRIEFS Dates set for Plantation camps The dates for the Plantation Junior Golf Camps have been announced. June 1-3, June 15-17 and June 29-July 1. Ages 7-10 years old are from 9:00 participate. Participation in last year's Junior Golf Camp allows for early sign-up for this year's camp. Registration runs through April 30. Open enroll- ment will begin May 1. N refunds after classes are full and/or open- ing day. Call 746-4425 for further information. Ace Golf Design hosts its first Demo Day Ace Golf Design is hosting its first official Demo Day. The general public is welcome to try out sever- al lines of award-winning clubs, featuring SMT Golf, Accuflex, and Sharpro. Within these lineups is a clinic by Willie Townsend, the win- ner of four World Long Drive championships including the longest drive ever measured on the PGA Tour 429 yards. The event will be from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. May 13 at World Woods Golf Club. For more information, con- tact Joe at Ace Golf Design, (352) 238-1366. RE/MAX Boys & Girls Club tournament The Seventh Annual Boys & Girls Clubs Charity Golf Tournament, sponsored by RE/MAX, will be Saturday, May 14, at the Citrus Hills Golf and Country Club, Meadows course. The format is a four-player scramble, with an 8:30 a.m. shot- gun start. The cost is $65, and includes green and cart fees, refreshments and prizes. Prizes will be awarded for first place, closest to the pin, longest drive and hole-in-one. Hole and corporate sponsor- ships are also needed. All proceeds benefit the Boys & Girls Clubs of Citrus County. For registration information, call RE/MAX Realty One at 527-7842. Freemason Tourney to tee off May 21 Freemason Golf Tournament sponsored by the Masters and Wardens Association, serving Citrus, Hemando, Pasco and Sumter counties, on May 21 with a tee time of 8:30 a.m., at Silverthom Golf and Country Club, Brooksville. The four-person scramble will have a shotgun start and prizes. Your greens fee, cart and lunch are included. Cost per person $50. Make check payable to: Masters and Wardens Assoc. Dist. 19. Computer users- thomclub. Air of Sm __- q~rWMMRB^y^*W .- Copyrighted Maternal Syndicated Conten Available from Commercial News Providers - M -. -W -. w e -0 m man e.. m ,:. , Go#fGLANCE-Suriday, vic- tory accomplished by Greg Norman in the 1996 Masters. Notes: Tiger Woods, the 1997 winner,. tops the strong field along with the sec- ond-ranked Singh, No. 3 Ernie Els, No. 4 Phil Mickelson and No. 5 Retief Goosen. ... Woods tied for 11-1,,, Tour leaders: Victories, Woods, :.iruhi and Mickelson, 3, Money, Singh, $4,969,606, Scoring, Mickelson, 09,15 pef round. PuLAiing, Chris DIMarco, 1.8a8 pN r green reached In regulation, Greens in regulation, Kenny Perry, 73,0 percent Eagles, Brent GQlbrger, 84,0 hole per eagle. Birdies, Mickelson, 5.19 per round. Sand saves, Luke Donald, 82.9 percent. Driving distance: Scott Hend, 315.7 yards. Driving accuracy, Fred Funk, 77.5 percent. Total driving, Perry, 47 total placings in dis- tance and accuracy categories. All- Around, Singh, 219 total placings in all categories. On the Net: LPGA TOUR Chlck.). Last year: Filipino star Jennifer Rosales won her first LPGATour title, taking advan- tage of Aree Song's final-round collapse. Last week: Cristie Kerr won the Michelob Ultra Open for her fifth LPGA Tour title, ending Annika Sorenstam's record-tying winning streak at five events. Kerr shot 68-72 in a 36-hole Sunday finale at Kingsmill for a five-stroke victory over Jill McGill. Sorenstam tied- for 12th, 10 strokes behind Kerr. Notes: Sorenstam, the 2001 winner, is making her second straight start. She has 59 LPGA Tour victories, including eight majors. ... Tournament host Nancy Lopez won the 1997 event for the last of her 48 tour victories. ... Rosales won the season- opening SBS Open at Turtle Bay. ... The tour will be in New York the next two weeks for the Sybase Classic in New Rochelle and the Corning Classic. Tour leaders: Victories, Sorenstam, 3. Money, Sorenslam, $696,153. Scoring, Soronstam, 69.67 per round, Putting, Juli Inkater, 1,71 par green reached in regula- tion, Greene In r,'in ui.itiui Sorenstam, 76,4 percent. Eagles, Helen Alfredsson, Wendy Doolan, Moira Dunn, Carin Koch and Catriona Matthew, 3. Birdies, Lorena 00hoa, 110, and saves, Silvia Cavalleri, 03,a percent, Driving distance: Brittany Line ome, 20 y1Yards, Driving accuracy, J.luAnna M .ilf. 1 ,, nt 0 rl Pl(, o il lil. , o..qt -.i f Ul1i l l 1'l l ,,.,ill> il- Iln= N6 | l hip %I%, I.gj i 01li1 CHAMPIONS TOUR Blue Angels Classic Site: Milton, Fla.. Schedule: Friday-Sunday. Course: The Moors Golf Club (6,832 yards, par 70). Purse: $1.5 million. Winner's share: $225,000. Television: The Golf Channel (Friday- Sunday, 5-7:30 p.m., 9-11:30 p.m.). Last year: Tom Jenkins won his fifth Champions Tour title, closing with a 63 for a five-stroke victory over Rodger Davis. Last event: Jim Thorpe won his 10th Champions Tour title, birdieing four of the final five holes for a four-stroke victory over Dana Quigley on May 1 in the FedEx Kinko's Classic in Lakeway, Texas. Notes: Curtis Strange is making his sev- enth Champions Tour start. The two-time U.S. Open winner tied for fifth two weeks ago in Texas for his lone top-25 finish. He has broken 70 just twice in 17 rounds. .. Bob Gilder won the 2003 event, finishing with a 63 for a tournament-record 17-under 193 total. ... Japan's Isao Aoki shot a tour- record 60 in his 1997 victory. ... The Bruno's Memorial Classic is next week in Hoover, Ala., followed by the Senior PGA Championship at Laurel Valley in Ligonier, Pa. Tour leaders: Victories, Hale Irwin and Des Smyth, 2. Money, Irwin, $772,774. Scoring, Wayne Levi, 69.43 per round. Putting, Tom Kite, 1.735 per green reached in regulation. Greens in regulation, Tom Watson, 75.8 percent. Eagles,.Gary Koch, 49.5 holes per eagle. Birdies, Watson, 4.64 per round. Sand saves, D.A. Weibring, 65.0 percent. Driving distance: Tom Purtzer, 295.2 yards. Driving accuracy, John Bland, 82.1 percent. Total driving, Brad Bryant, 17 total placings in distance and accuracy cat- egories. All-Around, Levi, 93 total placings in all categories. On the Net: PGA EUROPEAN TOUR Daily Telegraph Dunlop Masters Site: Meriden, England. Schedule: Thursday-Sunday. Course: Marriott Forest of Arden (7,213 yards, par 72). Purse: $3.2 million. Winner's share: $534,955, Television: The Golf Channel (Thursday- Friday, 10 a.m.-1 p.m.; Saturday-Sunday, 10:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m.). Last year: England's Barry Lane won his first tour title in nine years, beating Argentina's Eduardo Romero and Angel Cabrera by three strokes. Last week: England's Steve Webster won the Italian Open for his first PGA European Tour title, holding off three play- ers by three strokes at Castello di Tolcinasco. Notes: Darren Clarke, the 2000 and 2002 English Open winner at Forest of Arden, is in the field along with European Ryder Cup teammates Colin Montgomerie, Lee Westwood, lan Poulter, Paul McGinley, Paul Casey and David Howell. ... Montgomerie also has two victories at Forest of Arden, the 1994 Erglish Open and 1998 British Masters. ... The Irish Open is next week at Carton House, followed by the BMW Championship at Wentworth. PGA European Tour site:.). Last year: Franklin Langham won his second tour title in nearly 11 years, edging Keoke Cotner by two strokes. Langham, playing the PGA Tour this year, had eight straight birdies in his second-round 61. Last week: Monday qualifier Eric Axley won his first Nationwide Tour title, shooting a pair of 4-under 67s in a 36-hole Sunday finish for a two-stroke victory over Troy Matteson in The Rex Hospital Open in Raleigh, N.C. Notes: Axley is the 18th Monday qualifier and third left-hander to win a Nationwide Tour event. The former East Tennessee State player earned a tour exemption through next season with his victory.... The Henrico County Open is next week in Richmond, Va. On the Net:. GolfBRIEFS CFCC seeks sponsors for first golf classic Central Florida Community .- College is seeking sponsors fdor its Inaugural.Golf Classic at the-- Black Diamond Ranch Quarry,: ' Course on Monday, June 20. Thie classic is a four-person scrambler, with a shotgun start. This is a rare opportunity for-'- local golfers to play this private; course, which was rated one dof the top, 100 courses in the wodd: by Golf Digest. Golf writer Daqil Jenkins said Black Diamond's-7-' quarry holes are "the best five^C^ consecutive golf holes in the world." Businesses, organizations and individuals can sponsor a hol- for $125 or choose from four lie;: els of sponsorship: platinum, gold, silver or bronze. In addition to sponsoring a hole, the $1,000 Platinum level includes a foursome entry in the : tournament and mention in all promotional materials; the $i70 ' Gold level includes a foursome' *. entry, the $200 silver level - includes two entries and the $250 bronze level includes one- entry. Sponsors may also provide giveaway items for participant .-, goody bags. - information, call Rob Wolf at 746-6721, Ext. 6110. Gosse wins 2005 Gulf Coast Classicd The conditions were beyond - difficult for the opening round of. the 2005 Gulf Coast Classic. The. winds were 30 mph at the Skyview at Terravista golf course.' The course was 7000 yards for the Championship flight and the pins were tucked. It was described as USGA conditions : as the course is the highest point in Citrus County. - In the Championship Division Kelly Gosse and Jeff Sunday fed the Championship division after" the first round at 77. On the sec,' ond day at World Wood's Rolling' Oaks course, in 20mph winds, ' Gosse took a four-shot lead with' a 1-under 71 over Trinidad. The" final round was at Plantation lIr\n. and Golf Resort. After the front nine, Gosse had a two-shot lead on Trinidad. On the 11th hole of,.; the final day, both players birdied so Trinidad remained two shots back. On the difficult 13th hole, - after a big drive, Trinidad birdied and Gosse bogied to tie the match. They both bogied 15 and parred 16. On 17 Ed bogied and Kelly parred to move back to 1 stroke up. Gosse parred 18 to win by two after a bogey by Trinidad. Buick Scramble tourney at Sky View The Buick Scramble, the world's largest amateur golf tour- nament, is scheduled to host a local championship at Skyview at Terra VISTA in Hemando on Sunday, May 15. Sponsored by Eagle Buick and open to the public, four-person teams with certified USGA handi- cap indexes are eligible to com- pete. Taking place with an 8:30 a.m. shotgun start, Eagle Buick will award an all-new Buick to anyone recording a hole-in-one at the designated hole. Winning teams from the local championship at Skyview at Terra VISTA will advance to com- pete in the Buick Scramble North Florida PGA Sectional Championships in the summer. Two winning teams from each PGA Sectional will advance to the Buick Scramble National Championships in October fea- turing honorary chairman Tiger Woods. Entry fees are $65 per player. The entry fees include cart, greens fee, and a variety of Buick Scramble tee-gifts and incentives, including a dozen Nike Mojo golf balls and a $50 redeemable test-drive gift certifi- cate. For additional information, contact the pro shop at 352-746- 4425, the Buick Scramble hotline at 800-582-1908 or visit h CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE Local LEADERS=:---=---... - 2005 GULF COAST CLASSIC Championship Flight Kelly Gosse, 225 $500 Ed Trinidad, 227, $350 Jeff Sunday, 230, $225 Sr. Championship Flight Dave Blackshear, 228, $500 Danny Daniels, 229, $350 Ron Green, 231, $225 1st Flight Charles Wynn, 221, $500 Ken Kazda, 222, $350 Matt McCraine, 223, $187.50 Scott Meseroll, 223, $187.50 2nd Flight Brian Suszik, 211, $500 Bob Doerr, 213, $350 -Patrick Hart, 215, $225 Eric Abel, 216, $150 3rd Flight ,Dwight Brown, 232, $425 John Milner, 232, $425 Hamilton Herring, 236, $112.50 :Ben Bell, 236, $112.50 TWISTED OAKS On May 3, the Twisted Oaks Ladies Association played Team Low Putts. The results are as follows: ,First place, 132 Mia Husler, Val VanMeter, Andrea Jenks, (blind) Second place, 135 (tie) Suzanne Matthews, Jean Catalano, Bev McConnigal, (bFlind) and Sonia Seward, Pat Rathgay, Frankie Canrr, Peg Gotz SOUTHERN WOODS POn May 4, the Southern Woods men played 'Two Best Balls of the Foursome Plus Bonus. ,The.winners were: 'First place -29 Jack Rutledge, Ed Ryal, .Ron Severson, Joe Antonocci, Wayne Cormier, Tony Corso, Nelson Wright, Don Supina . Third place -27 Mike Medland, Dick Butler, Warren Key, William Sperry Fourth place -26 John Romeo, Ron Broadbent, Ken Moody, Bob Capuano, Jack .Benjamin, Richard Pavlick, Russell Kuntz, Don Gilbert Low gross, 77 Ron Severson Low net, 61 Don Gilbert, Russell Kuntz CITRUS HILLS On May 4, the weekly tournament for the Citrus Hills Men's Golf Association was a Three Best Balls on Par 5s, Best Balls on Par 4s and One Best Ball of the foursome on Par 3s. Only five groups made it all the way in the rain. The winners were: . First place, -25 Bill Fick, Ev McPhillips, John Keller, John Rowan Second place, -25 Walt McCoy, Angelo Previte, John Bruner, Bill Pace PLANTATION INN Monday Nine-Hole Points, May 2 Ed Hogan, +6 Scott Meseroll, +6 Randy Robbins, +5 Dan Taylor, +3 Jimmie Brothers Sr., +3 Brian Midgley, +2 John Sherpinskas, ,+2 Mike Link, +2 Ken Moody, +2 Francois Cousineau, +2 Dan Yox, +2 Charlie Bradshaw, +1 John Elliott, +1 Brian Suzik, +1. Thursday Nine-Hole Points, May 5 Ken Moody, +7 Bob Hastings, +5. Saturday Points, Front/Back, May 7 - Front: Charles Bradshaw, +5 Ed Hogan, +5 Bill Sizemore, +5 Rich Rice, +5 Jeff Hartson, +3 Bob Hastings, +3 Jimmie Brothers.Jr., +2 Dan Taylor, +2 Shawn .Loreth, +1 Steve Myers, +1 Barry Reynolds, +1 Dave Stidd, +1 Dan Tyson, +1. Back: Bill Sizemore, +5 Joe Cioe, +3 Rich Rice, +2 Scott Stewart, +2: Jeff Hartson, +1 Ed Hogan, +1 Hugh O'Neil Ron Finley, +1.. SUGARMILL WOODS On May 4, the Sugarmill Woods 18-holers played a Blind Partners-Combined Net Score. The results were: First place, 138 Lorrie Wallace/Lee Ferrari Second place, 139 Mary Beth Stassi/Shirley Sisson Third place, 141 Mary Kay Kidd/Catherine Holden The Sugarmill Woods Ladles Golf Association "Swingers" played a Best Ball of Twosome game on May 4. The following were winners: Flight A First place, 28 Gloria Brandt and Bev Kaplowitz Second place tie, 29 Barbara Froedge and Eve Leeder, Barbara Carson and Joyce Johnson Third place, 30 Anna Lawrence and Gail Sarv!s BRENTWOOD FARMS The Brentwood Farms Thursday Ladles Golf Association low net scores for April 28 were: Flight A First: Jeannette Mazzone, 32 MOC Second: Isabelle Scholten, 32 MOC Third: Esther Ormsby, 33 Flight B First: Muriel Denney, 32 Second: Aggie Periman, 34 MOC Third: Helen Merlino, 34 MOC Flight C Flrst: Marie Friscia, 29 Second:'Aline Grimes, 30 Third: Elaine Creamer, 31 Chip-in: Florence Kolhoff on hole No. 7. The Beverly Hills Men's Golf League 18- Holer winners were: 63 Pete Cousineau 67 Alex Medvigy 67 Fred Tannery 69 Lou Eafrati' 69 Bob Johansen Closest to pins: No. 2 Don Tannery, No. 5 Sherman Larsen, No. 11 Pete Cousineau, No., 15 Bob Johansen. The Beverly Hills Men's Golf League Nine- Holer winners were: A-Flight 35 George Pierce , 38 Joe Ritzu 39 Walter Novak Closest to pin No. 15 Joe Ritzu. 36 Larry Cresswell .37 Ed Morgan 38 Bill Beith PINE RIDGE On April 22, the Pine Ridge Friday Men's HOLES IN ONE On May 1, Cathy Couch had a hole in one on the 108-yard hold No. 4 at Black Diamond Club Quarry with a 9-wood. Witnesses to her ace were Dorothy Reckling, Tom Park and Leo Ryo. On May 4, Jan Himmelspach had a hole in one on the 11th hole at Twisted Oaks Golf Club with an 8-iron. Her witnesses were Vema Brunswick, Ruth Troyer and Janie Webber. League played Sixes. The results are as fol- lows: First place, 116 Bob Gregoire, Buddy Reed, Tom Rothrauff, Tom Boyd Second place, 118 Gerry Racine, Dennis Wokaty, Ray Munsen, (blind) Third place, 125 Jim Knox, Sal Orifice, Jack Foody, (blind) Closest to pins: No. 2 John Taylor, No. 5 Bill Clark, No. 11 Bill Dowell, No. 15 Dennis Wokaty. On April 22, the Pine Ridge Women's Golf Association played Designer 9. The results are as follows: Flight A First place, 34 Bev Chamberlain 'Second place, 36.5 Darby Cerce Third place, 36.5 Norma Downey Flight B First place, 32 Muriel Hicks Second place, 32.5 Andrea Witfall Third place, 33 Carol Lanzillo Flight C First place, 27 Sue So Second place, 32 -Ann Orifice Third place tie, 35 Cathy Foody, Vivian Matthews and Barb Seminatore Chip-Ins: Muriel Hicks, No. 13 Ann Orifice, No. 18. On April 29, the Pine Ridge Men's League played Schambles Three Best. 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Birdie: Andrea Witfall, No. 11. On May 6, the Pine Ridge Friday Men's League .played Stableford with Handicap. The results are as follows: First place, 163 Conrad Medina, Buddy Reed, John Taylor, Frank Montle Second place, 158 (MOC) Gerry Racine, Tony Longo, Ray Munsen, (blind) Third place, 158 (MOC) Eddie Anderson, Bob Lange, Tom Boyd, (blind) On May 4, the Little Pine Ladies League played Throw Out Two Holes After Play. The winners were: Patty Berg Flight First: Rosemary Spencer, 24 Second: Betty Klinger, 24 Juli Inkster Flight First: lona Ramsey, 24 Second: Bev Divis, 28 Third: Norma Hedin, 28 Nancy Lopez Flight First: Pat Collins, 27 Second: Kern Eid, 27 Annika Sorerstam Flight First: Sandy Andersen, 27 Closest to pins: No. 2 Mary Kondracki, No. 3 Kay Fitzsimmons, No. 4 Marjorie Benjamin, No. 9 Charlotte McConalogue. Closest to line No. 6: Nancy Hamey. Chip-ins: Helene Douress, No. 8 Charlotte McConalogue, No. 3. --m I SPors w an' XW-1-- XA- I I '700 I ,: : .x/m . ***; . an... .... n" ..... .*'jl ..Sjj...... ::. *::Bti k Bt :." .XI at ilO0 Edufs ic^^S a, n~~iB^a^^i^ 101 CRISTY LOFTiS cloftis@chronicleonline.com Chronicle ings Bay became an out- door classroom for Rock Crusher Elementary chil- S dren. A group of second-graders took a field trip to the spring waters Monday to put their manatee eti- quette skills to the test One by one the children dipped into the water with their wet suits and quietly swam with chaperones in hopes of seeing manatees. The field trip was funded by a $2,500 grant from Toyota TAPES- TRY, the largest K-12 science teacher grant program in the United States. Teacher Susan Littrell's grant, -"Manatee Etiquette, It's the Law," aimed at teaching children at a young age how to successfully coexist with the gentle giants. "Students will learn, by experi- ence, how they may interact with manatees in a way that will ensure the safety of both manatees and their habitat," Littrell wrote to Toyota. i Eight-year-old Paige Nelson said some of the things people should know when swimming near mana- tees is to let them approach the swimmer and only touch them with one hand, being careful only to touch the manatee's stomach and armpits. S"We have the rules so we won't hurt them and they won't go away," Paige explained. The students learned manatee rules at a school presentation by American Pro Dive earlier this spring. That's when the children came up with the idea of "manatee mode," or keeping quite and still after spotting a manatee while swimming.* As the children swam back to the pontoon boat, each gave their impressions of the manatees. Treasure Flavors, 8, didn notice a manatee that swam direc ly below her on her first trip int the water, but was able to pet on later on in the day. "They were slimy." Treasur said making a face. Chalk TALK -I- --- -- -- - LEFT. Second-graders and their chap- erones spent Monday morning searching for manatees In Kings Bay to practice manatee etiquette. Six Rock Crusher classes have taken the trip In the past three weeks. SELOV,. Eight-year-old Jimmy Burk pauses for a break while swimming back to his pontoon boat. Funded by a grant from Toyota, he and about 90 other second-graders from Rock Crusher Elementary swam Monday with the manatees In Kings Bay. CHRISTY LOFTIS/For me Cnroncle .lei A. ------------, !- .. .. .. .. .. Paige. who saw a mother and experience their first-ever up- t calf, said the algae makes them close manatee visit. t- slimy. What impressed her was the "I think we're really blessed to o animals'size. have an opportunity to do this." e "I never knew manatees were so Nash said. "Even some of the kids big," Paige said. "They're huge!" who've lived here forever haven't e Chaperone Donna Nash swam been swimming with the mana- with her daughter Alison Nash to tees." -----.X.--,--, s-s -s-.. . ** .. ".'.:" ; ..>^ 4 ' '* '' '. ' TINA MOSER/Chronicle Kayla Moser Is reading "If You Have A Friend" to students and parents at the Author's Tea Party at LPS. Kayla wrote and Illustrated the book her- self. All of the other students in Mrs. Gerdes' ESE class also created and published books. ESE students face many challenges any people HHyperactive Disorder). have a miscon- For years we had people ception of ESE telling us she was. (Exceptional Student ADHD. Believe me, she Education). Most ESE -. -" has a hard time sitting students are working still. There is a lot of below grade level. The movement in our house. below grade level. The Kayla really has a thought is that if you are hard time reading. No in ESE, then you are one likes to do some- "stupid" or "slow." This Tina Moser thing if it is hard, we is not true. BITS AND have explained to her. My 10-year-old daugh- PIECES She has a hard time ter, Kayla, is in the ESE reading. It doesn't mean program at Lecanto that she cannot learn to Primary. She has a Central Audio read. It doesn't mean that she is Processing disability. This learning "stupid." It just means that she has disability has the same characteris- to work extra hard at it She has to tics as ADHD (Attention Deficit- want to learn and want to continue to learn. She would refuse to read at home, so rather than fight with her, we paid for her to go to a tutor after school. It was worth every penny. She would have a terrible time reading while trying to sit still (being that sitting still is hard for her in the first place). The tutor dis- covered she could read great when she was literally "spinning" in cir- cles. She discovered that she was a kinesthetic learner or someone who learns through body move- ment Kinesthetic learners move even while they are sitting. They enjoy drama and role-playing. The other types of learners are: Auditory learners detect sound differences among letters and words. They recall what they hear, they learn by listening and speak- ing. They enjoy discussion groups and they read aloud to themselves. Tactile learners enjoy doodling. They like to build models, they fold paper creatively and they learn by playing games Visual learners detects visual dif- ferences among letters and words. They recall what they see. They learn by observing. They enjoy demonstrations and transparen- cies. Please see ESE/Page 4C TAKE A V~~Vi kItI FOR EDl UCATION. the event and includes green fees, golf cart, lunch, beverages, door prizes and a "goody bag." Deadline to enter is June 10. All proceeds from the ' event will go to CFCC's Citrus Campus. For more information, call Rob Wolf at 746-6721. extension 6110. APply before August 17. ...And don t forget to tee-up for Fall Semester Classes begin August 22. You can complete your Associate in Arts degree at the Citrus Campus in just two years. Call today for an academic advisement appointment. - an eoual nooortunitv college - g6 -* IL AA El---- w Special to the Chronicle Stephanie Dodd, 11, daugh- ter of Doug and Laurie Dodd of Inverness, displays her watercolor painting titled, "Heavenly Hibiscus." The painting won a first-place blue ribbon and was also judged Best of Show and Top of Category at the Citrus County Fair. Home-schooled student wins awards Stephanie Dodd, 11, daughter of Doug and Laurie Dodd of Inverness, displays her water- color painting titled, "Heavenly Hibiscus." The painting won a first-place blue ribbon and was also judged Best of Show and Top of Category at the Citrus County Fair. Free concert planned for May 20 Pianist and singer Gary Lee Meiman Jr. will give a free con- cert, titled "Inspirations," at 7 p.m. May 20 at Christian Center Church, 7961 W. Green Acres St., Homosassa. Meiman is a senior at Crystal River High School. His musical influ- ences include artists such as Andrea Bocelli, Paul n Simon and Yanni. Call 628- 5743 for infor- ~.,. Jr nation. Horn, Rash named as top students Ashley Hom and Patrick Rash have been named Students of the Month for May at Crystal River High School, it was Please see .-. 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She is a Junior Achievement spokeswoman, and her public speaking talents have led to presentations on edu- cation to various organizations. Horn's accomplishments include earning a certified nursing assistant license while in high school, and her writing skills won a first-place award for extemporaneous writing with HOSA. She earned a national first-place award in poetry and two first-place awards in essay. Her activities with Dunnellon First Assembly of God include ' three years as camp counselor at vacation bible school, four years as worship team drummer and she is a very active youth group member. She has a GPA of 3.9166 and has completed 150 hours of community service work. After graduation, ' Horn plans to pursue a career in the medical field and stay active in church work. Patrick Rash, 18, is the son of David and Dixie Ogden. He is a senior at Crystal River High School. He is a National Honor Society, National Art Honor . Society, and was . class representa- ,. tive to student X ' government. He belongs to the Patrick Physics Club, the Rash Calculus Club, and Sixth Man Club, and was camp counselor at the summer camp for gifted students. In sports, Rash played junior varsity basketball, varsity track and varsity cross-country. An accom- plished math student, he participat- ed three times in Math Field Day_ and has already earned 19 college rnath credits including college alge- bra, trigonometry, calculus I with analytic geometry and calculus II1 with analytic geometry. He achieved a GPA of 4.0757 while working 20 to 30 hours a week. Rash has performed 57 hours of community service work. After graduation he plans to get an associate of arts degree at Santa Fe Community College and then attend the University of Florida, majoring in pharmacy. The Student of the Month pro- gram is sponsored by the West Citrus Elks Lodge in an effort to bring recognition to outstanding youth in the area. Multiple achieve- ments, citizenship, scholarship and leadership are the basis for selec- tion for Students of the Month. Souza chosen as All-American Scholar The United States Achievement Academy announced that Ashley' Souza from Lecanto has been named an All-American Scholar. She is the daughter of Crystal Abele of Lecanto. Her grandpar- ents are Carolyn Abele of Gautier, Miss., and Richard Abele of Hallendale Beach. The USAA has established the All-American Scholar Award. Program to offer -. deserved recog- nition to superior students who Ashley excel in the aca- Souza demic disci- plines. The All-American Scholars must earn a 3.3, or higher, GPA. Only scholars selected by a school instructor, counselor or other quali- fied sponsor are accepted. These scholars are also eligible for other awards given by the USAA. Souza, who attends Lecanto Middle School, was nominated for this national award by Ms. Cadle. Souza will appear in the All- American Scholar yearbook, which is published nationally. Whitehead awarded bachelor of arts degree Contessa J. Whitehead of Lecanto was awarded a bachelor of arts degree in elementary edu- cation/exceptional student educa- tion from Flagler College. Whitehead was one of 273 Flagler seniors at the spring commence- ment ceremony held April 23 on the college campus in St. Augustine. Betancourt honored for academics The United States Achievement Academy announced that Sarah Betancourt of Beverly Hills has been recognized for academic achievement as a United States National Honor Roll Award winner. She is the daughter of Richard and Denise Betancourt of Beverly Hills. Her grandparents are Lorraine and the late Henry Wolos of Beverly Hills and Lidia and Enrique Betancourt of I Miami. Betancourt, who attends - Citrus Springs . Middle School, 1 will appear in the United States Achievement Sarah AcadeTny official Betancourt yearbook, which is published nationally. The USAA National Honor Roll Awards provide honor roll students with many benefits and services and is a great tribute to a student's dedication, talent and ability. Warner is state pageant finalist Alivia Warner, 9, has been cho- sen as a state finalist in the National American Miss Florida Pageant set for July 7 and 8 at the Hyatt Regency in Orlando. The pageant is held for girls ages 4 through 18. The winner of the pageant will ,receive a $1,000 cash award, the official crown and banner, a bou- quet of roses and air transportation to compete in the national pageant at Disneyland in California. The National American Miss pageants are dedicated to cel- ebrating America's great- ness and encour- aging its future leaders. The pageant seeks to Alivia Warner recognize the accomplishments of each girl while encouraging her to set goals for the future. Warner is the daughter of Taneal Warner. Her activities include swimming, skateboarding, gymnas- tics, cheerleading and playing with her friends. She also enjoys racing her motorcycle, boating, fishing, snorkeling and playing with her cat "Prince Jewels." Her sponsors include Alpine Pools, Professional Pools, Becky's Travel Store, family and friends. Deborah Barnes earns teaching degree Deborah Sells Barnes has earned her bachelor's degree in elementary eduicqtion from the University of Central Florida. A 1970 graduate of Citrus High School, she is the daughter of Don and Helen Sells of Inverness. Barnes has four children David, Michael, Gina and Robert and seven grandchildren. She was married to Franklin Barnes for 30 years, and is now a widow. Barnes plans W to work in the Sumter County School District as a math instructor. She will be honored May 14 with a party given by J.C. and Donna Barnes and her parents at the Rutland Baptist friends and relatives, . "Oh, the Places'You'll Seuss. Deborah Barnes t Church for with theme 1 Go," by Dr. SIU publishes annual magazine The 12th annual edition of SCOPE literary magazine has been published by Southern Illinois University School of Medicine. Produced each year by SIU medical students, this edition of SCOPE contains 29 short stories, poems, drawings and photographs submitted by students, faculty, staff, alumni and friends of the school. The issue was introduced during a reading of the best works in April at the medical school in Springfield, Ill. Prizes were awarded to the top three entries in the categories of poetry, prose and visual art. The winners, judged by the editorial staff, received small monetary awards. The first-place prose winner was Dr. John Grace, a 2000 graduate and psychiatrist from Crystal River, for "Renting Julia." The current and previous edi- tions of SCOPE are online at ex.htm. Copies are available by calling Carlson at SIU External Affairs, (217) 545-0870 weekdays. School NOTES Fun, games on tap at carnival Inverness Primary School PTA will host a Springtacular Carnival from 5 to 8 p.m. Friday at the IPS physical education field. The fun will include a bounce house, obsta- cle challenge,.Velcro wall, games for all ages, pizza, hot dogs, refreshments, popcorn, Sno-Kones and more. The Citrus County Sheriff's Office will be there with its child identification system (on a first-come, first-served basis). Tickets will be sold at the gate for five tickets for a dollar. Most games and activities will require no more than two tickets. The public is invited. Levy County schools present workshop The Levy County School Board and Levy County ESE Parent Advisory Council will present 'Tools for Success: A Workshop for Parents, Teachers, and Service Providers of Students with Disabilities" from 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday at Bronson Elementary School. The free workshop includes an agency fair and informative break- out sessions (Building Better Readers, Behavior Management Make and Take, Transition from High School). The agency fair will have representatives from local agencies such as CFCC, Center for Independent Living Skills, Pathways to Life, Social Security and many more available to talk about the services that their agency provides. Preregistration is recommended. Call Cindy Battle at 528-3388 or e- mail: cbattle@atlantic.net. SAR ROTC awards planned The Withlacoochee Chapter of Sons of the American Revolution (SAR) will award medals to Citrus and Hernando counties high school ROTC students. One student from every ROTC high school program in these two counties will receive an award. The ROTC Commander at each school will select their out- standing ROTC student. Many of these SAR members are World War II, Korean War and Vietnam War veterans. They take great pride in presenting these awards to young ROTC students. Every member of this organization is a direct descendant of a Revolutionary War Soldier. The awards will be presented during the monthly luncheon meet- ing at 11:30 a.m. on Saturday at Inverness Country Club on Country Club Boulevard off Sandpiper Road. Project Graduation plans being made Lecanto senior parents are asked to attend a planning meeting for LHS's Project Graduation at 6:30 p.m. in the high school's library on Monday. More parents are needed to help make the cele- bration successful. Graduating sen- iors should sign up for the party in the cafeteria during lunch on Tuesday and Thursdays. Following graduation cere- monies, seniors who have signed up for the party are bused to the old Boy Scout Camp, where they will remain until their return the next morning by bus to the high school. Alcohol- and drug-free activities will include carnival games, dancing to music by a DJ, swimming, glo-volleyball, contests, caricature drawings, food and lots of prize money and door prizes. Parents and the community are needed to help with the event. Those businesses, individuals and organizations who have responded to the appeal for donations will be acknowledged in the newspaper after the party. Door prizes are needed for each graduate. To help, call Agda Hart at 382-3582 or Charlene Geraghty at 746-4947. To make a monetary donation, make checks payable to "LHS Project Graduation" and send them to P.O. Box 481, Lecanto, FL 34460. CHS Project Graduation upcoming All Citrus High School senior parents are encouraged to attend a planning meeting for CHS Project Graduation at 6:30 p.m. May 23 in the photo Room (room 327) at Citrus High School. Project Graduation offers a safe way for seniors to celebrate gradu- ation night with their classmates in a fun environment, free from drugs and alcohol. It also will take the involvement of the community to provide the event. Donations of food, door prizes and money are needed and welcome. For more information, or to offer a donation, call Marsha Mullen at 860-1942 or Sue Osterhaut at 726- 1743, or make donations to "CHS Project Graduation" and send to them to P.O. Box 1994, Inverness, FL 34451-1994. Bearcat Band Boosters to meet The final regular meeting of the Bearcat Band Boosters at Crystal River Middle School for the 2004- 05 school year will be at 7 p.m. Thursday, May 19, in the band room at the school. Elections for officers for the 2005-06 school year will be held. If you are a parent or guardian of a band student, please attend this meeting. For questions, comments or concerns, call Linda Pierce, president, at 628-5011. Camp Rah Rah slated for May 31 Crystal River High School cheer- leaders will host their annual Camp Rah Rah & Cheer Camp from 8:30 a.m. to noon Tuesday, May 31, through Friday, June 3, at the Crystal River High School Gym. Participants can learn cheers, dances and have lots of fun. A per- formance for parents will be at noon Friday, June 3. The camp is for children ages 4 through the eighth grade (no experience nec- essary). The cost of $40 includes snacks for all week and a T-shirt. Register early and save $5. Registration with payment must be received by Friday, May 20. For further information or a registration form, call Julie Taylor at 302-5806. Volleyball camp will be in June There will be a four-day volley- ball camp at Lecanto High School from 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. on June 13 to 16. The cost is $55 until Sunday; after Sunday the cost is $65. Registration forms are avail- able in the front office of Lecanto High School. For more information, call Freddie Bullock at the school (746- 2334), or e-mail frbullockl @gowe- bco.com. CRHS Pirate Project needs some help Crystal River High School's Pirate Beautification Project needs help to create an outdoor class- room. Cheryl Pratt of Student Services, while thinking her young son Kyle who died last year, realized that students and the public could ben- efit from such a involvement of those who can offer expertise in fields of architecture, landscape, building and supplies. Monetary donations and volunteers are also needed to help the students. For more information, contact Pratt at CRHS at 795-4641, Ext. 230, or e-mail her at. After-school tutoring provided via the church van. A snack is also provided. Call Denise Putnam, director of educational ministries, at 637- 0770. Registration now open for PJPII Registration for the 2005-06 school year is now open to the public at Pope John Paul II Catholic School in Lecanto. PJPII accepts 3-year-olds through eighth-graders. Tuition assistance is available for qualify-. ing families. For more information about the school and to request a registration packet, contact the office at 746- 2020, e-mail office@pjp2.net, or come and visit the campus at 4341 W. Homosassa Trail. General infor- mation about the school is also available on the school's Web site. Veterans program offered in classes The Veterans Appreciation Week Ad Hoc Coordinating Committee will have its annual Veterans-in- the-Classroom program Oct. 31 to Nov. 10 as part of its 13th annual Veterans Appreciation Week activi- ties. country in uni- form during peace and war. The program's success has gen- erated the need for additional vet- erans to participate as guest class- room speakers. Men and women veterans who served in the Persian Gulf, Afghanistan, Iraq, Air Force and National Guard are especially needed as participants. All interested veterans are encouraged to call Mac McLeod 746-1384, Gary Runyon 563-5727 or Bob Truax 860-1630. Class REUNIONS CRHS '85 class reunion slated Crystal River High School's Class of 1985 is planning its 20- year reunion for June 10 and 11. If you would like to be contacted regarding the reunion, call Teresa Long Bell at 746-6869 (jbell006@tampabay.rr.com) or Paula Geer Holtsclaw at 795-6128 (paulab2kids@yahoo.com). Refer to or- nis/ for more information. CRHS '95 class reunion upcoming The Crystal River High School class of 1995 is currently planning its reunion for June 24 and 25. Any classmates wishing to attend or who need information should contact Michelle Otterbien (Dickinson) at (301) 848-1685, cell (301) 932-7902, or home e-mail. LHS '95 class reunion is in July The Lecanto High School Class of 1995 10-year reunion is July 8 and 9 at Citrus Hills. Call Tom Hunt at 219-3566 or for more information. CRHS 1963-66 grads plan reunion Crystal River High School Classes of 1963, 1964, 1965 and 1966 are planning a reunion on July 15 through 17 at the Riverside Resort in Homosassa. Please return your information sheets and checks. If there are any questions, call Pat at 564-0334 or 795-3207, John at 527-1471 or Jack at 382-3256. CHS '95 class reunion set Citrus High School Class of 1995 will have its 10-year reunion donations or door prizes. College BRIEFS Summer hours in effect at CFCC Central Florida Community College will be open from 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Monday through Thursday, and closed on Fridays through July 29. The schedule for summer hours affects all campus- es and centers operated by the college. The exceptions will be enroll- ment services and the Information Center on the Ocala Campus, which will stay open until 6 p.m. to provide extended service to stu- dents. Adult GED classes The Withlacoochee Technical Institute offers free adult GED Classes. Classes are available full and part time, day, night or online. Classes include TABE (Test of Adult Basic Education) testing and GED pre-testing. For further information, call HONOR Continued from Page 3C Story, Phillip Stuart, Catherine Sturdivant, Kason Sundberg, Kayla Taylor, Nicholas Vangorder, Rachel Vanness, Guang Wang, Cody Watt, Dewayne Watts, Izryal Webb, ESE Continued from Page 1C accomplishments. Whether by placing their artwork on the refrigerator, seeing their work in newsprint or by publishing their own book They need to see that their efforts are worth- while and that others (mainly family members) are proud of them. The students in Mrs. Bonnie Alexander Williams, David Williams, Timothy Wilson, Kevin Ziebarth. 11th grade: Erin Arpke, Jacob Arthur, Stephanie Baker, Courtney Bass, Christopher Bender, Amy Bennett, Krystal Boardman, Jacqueline Bradford, Melissa Brandes, Edmond Brandon, Rebekah Brown, Amber Busto, James Carpenter, Candice Cassidy, Gerdes' ESE classes published their own books. Each student actually wrote a book that was published. They also read their book in front of parents and students. All of the students did a won- derful job. The books were well written and illustrated. The best part for me was to hear Kayla read. I thought I was going to cry. I am so proud of her. I am proud of all of the stu- dents; they did a wonderful job. Jasmin Cepeda, Shawn Certain, Krystle Churchill, Brian Cole, Grace Costales, Bradley Davies, Courtney Doyle, Molly Drawdy, Robert Everett, Rachel Frazier, Felicia Gavin, Evan Graver, Shawn Gundersen, Lisa Harris, Amber Hatley, Jed Hernandez, Randy Hernandez, Joshua Hooker, Kandese Horton, Amber Huver, Cameron Jenkins, It's hard being a parent of a student who has a learning dis- ability. Kids at school can be really cruel. As teachers and parents, we are doing every- thing in our power to build our child's confidence and it only takes one comment from another child to ruin it They don't understand how hard these kids work Kayla is not only responsible for her main- stream class work, but she is also responsible for her ESE classwork, not to mention all of Laura Johnson, Keri Kennedy, Kyle Klauder, Brittany Krygowski, Catherine Kustra, Natasha Maggiore, Steven Major, Kayla Mast, Alexandria Morrison, Amanda Nance, Cellin Neptune, Curtis Neumann, Amanda Niendorf, Natalie O'Leary, Kristen Pepe, Cristina Ramos, Matthew Reichenbach, Jessica Segars, the extra studying she does in tutoring. There is a lot of frustration in our household. Kayla does not understand why it is so hard for her to learn. We are frus- trated because we don't like to see her struggling or upset All that we can do is encourage her and ask her to do her best I would like to thank Mrs. Michelle Knott, Mrs. Bonnie Gerdes and Mrs. Concetta Morrow and all of the other teachers at LPS for working Stephanie Shumaker, Bradley St.Clair, Brandie Swearingen, Sabrina Tejera, Kristina Trentacosta, Laura Vealey, Robert Vega, Justin Ward, Chelsea Wear, Gregory Wheeler, Danielle Wiley, Sarah Wilkins, Rex Wilson, Mark Xenophon. 10th grade: Sashia Adames, Brittany Adams, Christine Bang, with Kayla all year. She has shown tremendous progress. This book has sparked the inner reader in Kayla. I caught her and her little sister Miranda reading to each other and writing stories. I sure hope it gave the other students the encouragement that they needed to continue to work hard. I'm sure that their parents are extremely proud of them as well. Recently, I read that Albert Einstein's Primary school Blaine Basham, Jenifer Billings, Kristopher BlasI, Elizabeth Brennan, Deanna Brooks, Justin Budd, Lauren Budd, Candace Coiro, Nathan Conley, Amber Connolly, Nicholas Delguidice, Tiffany Dempsey, Angeline Dennison, Kristen Dickinson, Kendell Drake, Melissa Fields, Please see HONOR/Page 11C teacher thought he was "slow" because he took a long time to answer questions. Who knows, the brightest of the bright may be hiding in one of our ESE programs. Tina Moser is Newspapers in Education coordinator for the Citrus County Chronicle. She can be reached at 563-6363 or via e-mail at nie@chronicleonline. com. CrrTRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE EDUCArroN A&^ --- A4 1 1 >nn,, A WEDNESDAY, MAY 11, 2005 SC RTIC US COUNTY (FI) CHR CLE --- NOTICE OF DELINQUENT TAXES TANGIBLE PERSONAL PROPERTY NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE FOLLOWING TANGIBLE PROPERTY TAXES FOR THE YEAR 2004 BECAME DELINQUENT ON APRIL 1ST, 2005 AND THAT THE SAME. THE NAMES BELOW, ARE DELINQUENT PERSONAL PROPERTY TAXPAYERS AND THE AMOUNT INCLUDES THE COST OF ADVERTISING, 3% PENALTY AND COLLECTION FEES. THE AMOUNTS LISTED WILL INCREASE MONTHLY AFTER MAY 31 ST, 2005. JANICE A. WARREN TAX COLLECTOR INVERNESS, CITRUS COUNTY, FLORIDA 1 3016351 124.16 65 2648503 44.40 129 3138469 18.53 193 3187369 25.82 257 2627204 60.63 4 STAR LAWNCARE AIR KARE OF CENTRAL FLORIDA AIRLINE SHANE BERRY WILLIAM F JR BRISCOE APPLIANCES 23171890 199.71 66 2982012 18.51 1302921234 13.89 1941907314 711.82 2583101515 126.78 44 AUTO WORKS INC AIR TANK DIVERS ARMSTRONG RONALD DRYWALL BERRYMAN & HENIGAR INC BRITE STRIPE SEAL & COATING 3 3159347 1,155.80 67 2963735 39.52 131 2728183 64.80 1952633743 221.73. 2592741678 35.58 44 PURE ALAN ROGER ARMSTRONG WILLIAM ROBERT BEST & ANDERSON PA BRODEUR DENIS CHARLES 4 3141010 256.21 68 3014651 18.51 1323182667 67.62 1962907835 815.36 2602973153 18.51 A & A PIZZAA LA MODE ALBERT PATRICIA CLEANING ARTHUR STEPHEN PRODUCTIONS BEST AMUSEMENTS LEASING INC BROOKS ANTHONY BACKWOODS 53187814 42.78 692792604 92.06 1333184250 16.17 1973020103 11.84 261 3182930 54.88 A & H TRUCK SERVICES ALEXANDER STEPHANIE ASH ROBERT RESCREENING BEST CHOICE PAINTING INC BROOKS 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3142118 30.55 SMITH CLARK CEILINGS & WALLS 1777 3009142 24.62 SMITH CO ELECTRIC 1778 2923326 98.40 SMITH DAVID W 17792880708 31.50 SMITH GARY W 1780 3187409 18.80 SMITH GERALD .... .. ........ .fl 1708 3135871 53.36 SAVERY JOHN S HOME SERVICES 1709 2880511 32.26 SAWYER STEVE TREE SERVICE 1710 2972718 157.59 SCAVO LOUIS SKIN DESIGNS 1711 2730617 69.63 SCHAEFER FRANCES 1712 3021959 30.55 SCHEIDE SHAWN PAINTING 1713 3192545 21.63 SCHMITT BRIAN 1714 3185803 25.82 SCHNAKE GEOFFREY B 1715 2985615 18.53 SCHNEIDER DONALD ROOF 1716 3144834 31.59 SCHOENEWEIS MICHAEL 1717 2929456 13.35 SCHOOL JASON TREE SERVICE 1718 2810599 13.72 SCHOOL RICK TENNIS & SPORT 1719 2792019 80.19 SCHRODT NICK 1720 3016912 54.52 SCHULER JON LAWN CARE 1721 2967463 30.55 SCHWEICKERT ROBERT BLDG 1722 3019466 126.78 SCISSOR LIZARD INC THE 1723 3185645 71.72 SCORPION PEST CONTROL INC 1724 3188924 15.70 SCOTTS SEAFOOD INC 1725 3012569 21.79 SCRIVEN ERNEST EXECUTIVE 1726 3136643 65.54 SCRUBS 1727 3146609 68.55 SEA AIR INC 1728 3130397 177.71 SEAKOOS 1729 3181312 25.82 SECOND CHANCE SALVAGE 1730 2320419 127.31 SECURITY PEST CONTROL OF 1731 2917920 55.03 SECURITY STORAGE PLAZA & 17322740124 77.52 SEGER PATRICIA A 1733 3011121 18.53 SENSABAUGH WILLIAM 17343145931 424.70 SERENITY MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME 17352768681 64.29 SEW WHAT 17362722509 40.76 SEXTON BETTY CROSBY OR 1737 2633221 77.39 SHADY ACRES PARK & MINI GOLF 1738 2932473 99.70 SHAFER DANIEL 0 SR 17393143369 42.59 SHAHID VICTOR TRANSPORT 1740 2792884 49.27 SHARP SHERYL 1741 2874848 13.48 SHAW ROBERT E 1742 3136264 58.59 SHAW ROBERT SPECIALTY SERVICE 1743 2917261 65.30 SHED STORE THE INC 1744 2893401 80.47 SHEELER TINA MARIE 17453137698 454.75 SHELL 2003 THE 17463006402 123.53 SHELLYS K-9 DESIGNS 17472933411 42.59 SHEPARDSON SHANNON LEE 1748 3183685 49.49 SHEPPARD GORDON INC 17493138680 43.79 SHIELDS JIM COMPUTER 1750 3012721 53.36 SHIRLING STEVE LAWN SERVICE 1751 3181911 25.82 SHOPLAND JASON BUDGET PAINTING 1752 3009312 37.61 SHORTZ ROBERT 1753 3185712 26.36 SHYE JAMES GORDON JR FENCE 1754 2800097 303.26 SI TECH INC 1755 2974753 54.52 SIKES JOHN GULF COAST ALUMINUM 1756 3141673 54,52 SILVER OAK TREE SERVICE 1757 2780321 111.46 SILVESTRO JOHN LAWN SERVICE 1758 3192415 16.16 SIMMS ROY DELIVERY SERVICE 1759 3144597 17,13 SIMON DEBRA JEAN 1760 2727900 49.75 SIMON SHAREEN K OR KENNETH 1761 3194335 35.53 SIMPLE TREASURES 1762 3178682 2526 SIZEMORE OLIVER PAINTING & 17632593164 268.95 SIZZORS 17642626313 704,90 SKOOTERS SPORTS LOUNGE &EATERY 17653191331 15,51 SKVAREK CHARLIE OR MARY 17663174879 16817 SLANKER KENNETH AUTO DETAILING 1767 3182355 45.14 SLATER RAYMOND J 3RD 17683177872 25.85 SLEETER MARK L 1769 3181466 31.53 SMILING TIMOTHY M 17702737751 39.21 SMITH AUBREY E 1771 2728906 13.25 SMITH BRENDA CRIBBS t :: WEDNESDAY, MAY 11, 2005 9C Crrnus Counry (FL E CITRus COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE HONOR Continued from Page 4C Jessica Hall, Rebekah Hamilton, Kyle Harley, Melissa Hess, Tania Hopper, Scott Ivey, Bridget Jasinski, Sarah Justin, Dana Kelly, Kayla Kelsay, Edward Kenneally, Joshua Kom, Michael Laborda, Steven Lacey, William Laflamme, Alicia Laloggia, Brandi Ledford, Carly Manganiello, Jared Mann, John Mcneile, Ashely Miceli, Jenna Mielke, Ashlyn Morris, Claire Mundy, Penny Nevills, Mallory Niver, Cynthia Orr, Amanda Osterhout, Alexandra Peri, Nichole Peri, Nicole Peters, Pablo Picado, Stephanie Pilgrim, Emily Pullen, Jodie Quinn, Chad Rickie, Natalie Rinnier, Elisabeth Rock, Christine Rouse, Marina Santiago, Alex Scheall, Christine Sellars, Eric Shaw, Jessica Swift, Janelle Swihart, Bryan Tobin, Melissa Tompkins, John Tran, Amanda Tyler, Lucas Vandorder, Cecilia Vega, Gabriel Vicari, Deana Wallen, Kayla Weaver, Rusty Wessel, Jacqueline White, Kaylee Wyatt, Aaron Zblewski. Ninth grade: Catherine Acker, Alicia Alvarado, John Amato, Nicholas Andrain, SarahAperauch, Stephanie Bonner, Kyle Boyce, Ashley Brown, Kindra Caldwell, Andrew Cannon, Kayla Caron, Duane Carte, Anthony Carter, Thomas Christiansen, Marissa Copen, Kristyn Cothron, Patsy Cox, Anthony D'onofrio, Gillian Darby, Tiffany Davenport, Angela Defiore, Amber Eckhard, Jpshua Englund, Lars Fabricius, Jonathan Festa, Justine Fox, Ashley Gaither, Barisha Gandee, John Gordon, Johanna Grossbauer, Stephen Grote, Daniel Hannett, Ashley Heitman, Christopher Hemandez, Nicholas Howe, Brandon Ingersoll, Colton Isenhour, Walter Kautsky, Kelsey Keating, Toni Kinlaw, Donald Koser, Brardon Larkin, Lisa Larkin, Shanley Lawler, Sara Lewis, Kimberly Link, Edward Lloyd, Heather lodolce, Brittany Lovell, Kyle Mast, Michael Mcquillin, Adrian Meahl, Robert Milazzo, Rosalinda Miles, Ashley Miller, Melinda Moff, Linda Molina, Savannah Moyars, Joseph Neill, Steven Noles, Sean Noppemberg, Michael Norville, Katherine Oliver, Bradley Paul, Delia Perez, Autumn Perzel, Nicole Phelps, Amanda Piccola, Daniel Pringle, Cheyanne Pusey, Kessiah Ray, Addison Rodriguez, Amanda Rogstad, Dallas Rua, Kathryn Sanderson, Alexandra Serra, Matthew Shott, Joshua Simonetti, Ashley Smith, Brittany Speary, Iris Spinner, Kathryn Storm, Kayla Stueber, Michael Thompson, Ashley Trigin, Brittany Wall, Adrena Wallace, Chelsea Ward, David Waters, Phillip Whaley, Kelsey Williams, Ashley Wilson. Honor roll (GPA 3-3.49) 12th grade: Tiarra Alexander, Ronald Bailey, Kevin Bell, Christie Bemhardt, Christine Bierley, Timothy Bittle, Karl Blonkenfeld, Kaja Bojmic, Michael Casebolt, Morgan Cook, Jesus Cox Gouveia, Santo Demarco, Kirsten Engel, Brooke Fenton, Lindsey Fletcher, David Godberry, Douglas Gravely, Robert Hendrickson, Delilah Hemandez, Tiffany Hernandez, Jared Hess, John Hoglund, Hannah Hudson, Jason Jackson, Barbara Jacobi, Wallace Jones, Steven Judd, Sean Kennedy, Lascenda Kingery, Mitchell Koehler, Shane Maisel, Amanda Manning, Michael Manos, Julia Martone, Dawson Merry, Shawn Miller, Willie Miller, Joshua Moore, Richard Nichol, Matthew Paquin, Joy Pierro, Tatiana Pooton, Darrin Portwood, Stephen Powell, Eric Puterbaugh, Timothy Redlin, Christopher Rossi, Ismenia Saunders, Lashunte Scriven, Kenneth Wilson, Julie Witten. 11th grade: Tiffany Andrews, Jessica Atz, Christopher Bane, Audra Boehn, Katherine Bombly, John Brown, Holly Cartsen, James Catto, Amber Chadwick, Emily Daugherty, Chad Davis, Michael Denton, Derek Desoma, Jacquelyn Diller, Christopher Dixon, Rockelle Duncan, Leeanna Eberhardt, Alyssa Egan, Meghan ElIzey, Beth Enstrom, Nicholas Faso, Adam Fields, Amy Foley, Troy Frankhart, Ian Gaffeny, Katherine Gage, Lindsey Garcia, Rachel Garrett, Donald Gerken, Katie Gruman, Sean Hamilton, Cameron Hansen, Kirk Hill, Kyon Hollis, Patrick Hotz, Walter Howard, Nicholas Hurd, Theresa Joachim, Parker Koch, David Landis, Elizabeth Lavery, Christina Logue, Brandon Ludwig, Robert Martin, John Mcewan, Marcy Mills, Ricky Mitchell, Dane Moore, Lierinashl Morris, Carrie Myers, Brandon Neveu, Joshua Newhart, Danielle Nichol, Christopher North, Kristopher O'Dell, Jennifer Parker, Oscar Phillips, Sheena Phillips, Darrell Prior, Sean Puckett, Amber Ramage, Lauren Richards, Levi Risher, Jason Rose, John Scianni, Melinda Segar, Sheree Simmons, Anthony Slater, Chase Smith, Katie Smith, Destine Sparcino, Kelly Stoneking, Daniel Sweat, Shakiera Taylor, Samantha Tesar, Janea Thaler, Ashley Tufano, Angel Valentin, Jeffery Wells, Timothy Wilburn, Christopher Williams, Kellan Wisenbaker, Jessica Wright. 10th grade: Giomayra Acosta, Joseph Alexander, Nathan Axelson, Rikelle Batten, Candice Bell, Michael Bierer, Felicia Black, Josephine Blake, Geoffrey Blotz, Nicole Brewer, Jennifer Brown, Skyler Bryant, Joseph Budnick, Diego Calderon, Jonathon Campbell, Jocelyne Childs, Jesilyn Cortes, Lennox Cox, Rebecca Crowder, Katie Dahna, Patrick Doyle, Rebecca Drew, Mandy Duncan, Natasha Duncan, Steven Faron, Christopher Fields, Jason Fontenot, David Garlitz, Gregory Griffin, Aleana Guiden, Anna Halisky, Elizabeth Hemandez, Richard Hooker, Tyler Horton, Christiana Huston, Jasmine Jenkins, Andrew Jordan, Samantha Justin, Drew King, Patrick Kruis, Lauren Licht, Melissa Lichtenthal, Glenn Mancini, Michelle Mansfield, Whitney Martin, Ronald Mesick, Jeffery Miranda, Alex Nott, Colean Perzel, Aaron Pullen, Samuel Rains, Staci Rivers, Jessica Rix, Gregory Schuchard, Joseph Seigneurie, Matthew shin, Kailah Spratt, Kurt Sundberg, Heather Thome, Brittani Tribble, Nathon Umphress, Melesa Wangerin, Zachary Wasserlein, Cheyenne Weh, Amber Wilson, Scott Woythaler, Jennifer Zinn, Ninth grade: Chelsea Adkisson, Thomas Amato, Danielle Aten, Brittany Avanzini, Brittany Baker, Drew Beasley, Lawrence Becksmith, Amber Blake, Kurt Blonkenfeld, Jordan Bomse, Timothy Brandon, Wiliam Brooks, Taylor Brown, Robert Bumett, Ciaiet l/l mtd1 yale May 14 8 a.m. Citrus County Auditorium Plants, trees, shrubs at reasonable prices For more information call 726-2141 -. , . ',,; *.;, . >t fr'* '- Matthew Carran, Nicholas Castle, Kellie Clark, Brenda Collett, Jesse Colvin, Nicholas Daly, Jeremy Danner, Katie Diaz, Ashly Duval, Jonathon Ear, Thomas Edwards, Lauren Ellis, Lauren Fitzpatrick, James Freeman, Marissa Gajos, Krystle Garcia, Paige Garrity, Shawn Harrison, Andrew Hartje, Brent Hayes, Brian Hudson, Jonna Hughes, Erika Hutchins, Sally Ince, Paul Jensen, Daniel Kleynen, Rachel Krey, Raymond Le mons, Kyle Littlejohn, Chelsea Long, Colton Ludwig, Ryan Mancini, Casi Mccursy, Michael McDowell, Timothy Monhan, Nathan Mowry, Christina Oliver, Kimberly Rogers, Genelle Ross, Stephen Cellars, Kevin Seus, James Simmons, Michael Sipka, Kory Smith, Christopher Snider, Nicole Spencer, Jason Sutton, Sarah Tabb, Paige Thomas, Joan Tilton, Albert Vanbennekom, Tiffany Vanwagner, Jesse Vega, Kasi Wheller, Jamileh Wislon, Emily Wright, Breanna Zimmerman. Sble Appi Ref F R E-La n e r r if e Leather, FREE Tires for L of*Car I^^Jj^M^^* ~ c **wCedt ani~ Welcome Newcomer! idgeNlancyEdwads......................527-1680 Dunnellon/CitrusSprings-HettyGueding....................522-0174 Homosassa/CystRiver-Sue Graham...........795-6125 He anda m ....C..sHills-Jeanne Grant ....................... 341-1917 Invemness-Sandra Brown .............. ......... 1-,3 41 ^k\ ~- (/s "Since 1950" Home Office 1-800-643-2114 WEDNESDAY, MAY 11, 2005 11LC EDUCATION SIz 12C WEDNESDAY, MAY 11, 2005_ 7We Are Springing Into Acion On AJ & ur New And Preowned Inventory 05 SUNFIRE St #F AVIBE List Prici ................. 23,160 Discountash orrad.... 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ICAN VISA $ t $ : ., NTIE 0206 EL'ANTED 10-160 FIANCIA L 011SRICS2126 ANIM ALS4041 OILE OMS FORREN' ORSAL 0 4 RELETT O ET5560RAL STT 5FRSAE70- 75 ACAT ROERY 0-90TRNSOTAIO 94-3 LOOKING FOR TRIM petite gal who likes to go on weekend trips. Camping, motorcycle riding, so on. For lasting relationship. No smoking or drugs. 352-209-0151 SWM 50+ to Help drive me to SI. NY Call Maggie (352) 563-0162 1 ROOSTER I Laying Egg Hen Free to a good home. (352) 637-3001 ** FREE SERVICE** Cars/Trucks/Metal Removed FREE. No title OK 352-476-4392 Andy Tax Deductible Receipt 12xl8 ABOVE GROUND SWIMMING POOL You take everything down. (352) 628-0885 Beautiful BIk. & Wht. SPRINGER SPANIEL Mix puppies free to good home. (352) 344-0838, after noon COMMUNITY SERVICE The Path Shelter is available for people who need to serve their community service. (352) 527-6500 or (352) 794-0001 Leave Message DOUBLE RECLINER SOFA You pick up (352) 795-7785 Putting you in touch with the Nature Coast FREE 5 MONTH MIXED FEMALE SHORT-HAIRED PUPPY (medium to large) Will be spayed with shots 5/18, Prefer Indoor home, fenced yard. (352) 563-0434 FREE FOOD & CLOTHING for anyone in need. Grace Ministries 23 N Melbourne Beverly Hills WWW. grace-mnlstries.com Contact Pastor Bob 860-1155 FREE GROUP COUNSELING Depression/ Anxiety (352) 637-3196 or 628-3831 FREE HAULING SERVICE Car & marine engines, steel & scrap metal, etc Fred 628-2081 Free Hot Tub, You move. (352) 341-0585 FREE TO GOOD HOME 1-yr. old neutered male English Pointer with microchip (352) 860-1719 HOSPITAL BED (352) 344-5135 Hound Type, young female, loves to play, obedient, spayed, shots (352) 564-1850 IBM ELECTRIC II typewriter with stand, needs ribbon. (352) 621-3459 Ir ''Lair ~L1N~~ Our family of newspapers reaches more than 170,000 readers in Citrus, Marion, Sumter, Levy, Dixie and Gilchrest counties. * Citrus County Chronicle * Homosassa Beacon * Crystal River Current * Williston CAMPFIRE WOOD. (352) 628-5614 Poodle, male, black, friendly. (352) 465-3942 Rat Terrier, blk, tan & white, 1 year old. * Housebroken, great with children. (352) 613-4092 THE HOME STORE a Habitat for Humanity 6f Citrus County Outreach, Is seeking Donations of useable building materials, home remodeling and decorating Items, furniture, and Appliances. No clothing please. Volunteers are needed In the Home Store on Monday & Thursday. Store hours are: 9am-Spm Mon-Sat. Call The Home Store 3685 Forest Drive Inverness (352)341-1800 for further information. Wood Loveseat & Chair Available at the Path-Shelter Store HWY 19, Crystal River. rescuedpet.com Pet Adoption Saturday MAY 14 10AM-12NOON Barrington Place Rt 486 Lecanto Requested donations are tax deductible Cats Kittens weeks 2 gray; 1 tortle blackbrown, white paws, 1 orange ready for their special home 382-5571 Maine Coon F Calico colors Young Adult lap cat prefers to be only cat 726-1006 Kittens, young adults to seniors various colors, M & F 746-6186 Siamese F approx 7yrs lap cat with regal per- sonallty loves to cud- dle 527-9050 Persian Black 11 yrs sweet & quiet longing to be In her own home 795-2227 PgMg Collie / Shepherd Mix M 1 Omos super friendly - loves to play and run 249-1029 Small Lab type mix M 5mos loves everybody & other animals 746-4944 Basenjis Terrier mix M 6mos 201bs. Great family pet 341-2436 Blchon F White 10yrs sweet adult home 527-9050 Terrier Mix F White & Apricot 1 yr approx 181bs -no young chil- dren 341-2436 Dachshund M approx. 17 lbs 3yrs shy retired adult home required 527-9050 Wanted poodles and small dogs suitable for seniors adoptive homes available 527-9050 All pets are spayed/ neutered, cats tested for leukemia/aids, dogs are tested for heart worm and all shots are current *WANTED* Dead or Alive. Vehicle Removal No title okay. (352) 563-6626 or 697-0267 Black Lab, male, 1 V2 yrs., wearing black harness, (352) 422-5282 LOST Cat, BIk, male. Last seen In Connell Heights Subdivision In Crystal River. (352) 563-1608 Lost 2 Britney's Sat 5/7 Pine Ridge area REWARD (369) 746-4980 Doberman, male, found on 41 & 44 (352) 344-5207 FOUND CAT Homosassa/490 area Call to Identify (352) 621-4876 HUNTING DOG Walker hound, found off 495 & Emerald Oaks, Crystal River. Call to Identify (352) 464-3184 POMERANIAN male, well behaved/ groomed. Found betw. Appamattax & Constil- tution In Homosassa (352) 628-2776 Bankruptcy Name Change SChid Support S* wills Ihvem .. 637.40221 "MR CITRUS COUNTY"' 14th 6-10pm $49 To Register: 746-6697 or II il Vl owl-wr seeking male companion. Candi, 352-628-1036 Kathy, Waiting In the wings. franklebluueyes @aol.com ACCOUNTS PAYABLE Local Residential Construction Company located In Citrus Co. in search of an Accounts Payable Clerk. Exper. with Timberline Construc- tion Software a plus. Must be efficient In Microsoft Excel and Word. Send resume to Citrus Chronicle, Blind Box 836M, 1624 N Meadowcrest Blvd. Crystal River, FL 34429 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Strong communication, organizational & computer skills. Fun, & flexible. Long term Inverness business. Reply Blind Box 839-P c/o Citrus County Chronicle, 106 W. Main St., Inverness, FL 34450 CLERICAL POSITION For busy company, good customer service and phone skills a must. Apply In person Nature Coast Title 659 NE Hwy 19 Crystal River NO PHONE ALL8 JOBS GALORE!!! EMPLOYMENT.NET PART TIME RECEPTIONIST Receptionist Needed. Part-Time; Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, 8:30a.m. to 5:00p.m. $7.00 per hour. Must have transportation for occasional errands. Send Resumes To: Post Office 895, Inverness, Florida 34451 With clientele, pleasant working conditions plus top pay. (352) 572-6029 HAIR STYLIST NEEDED IMMEDIATELY Full Time Call Sue 628-0630 or Lisa 637-7244 NAIL TECH w/ experience for busy salon -1141M 7-AAA A+ Healthcare Specialists Medicare Home Health Agency FT CASE MANAGER *FT PHYSICAL THERAPIST- Ocala $6,000 SIGN ON BONUS Fully Paid Medlcal/Ufe/STD/LTD Excellent Salary and Vacation Benefits PRN-RN's and LPN's For Visits (352) 564-2700 or rkeefer@atlantic.net AENTION CNAs 3-11 & 11-7 | F/T & P/T = Shift differential Bonuses abundant I Highest paid in Citrus County. Join our team, Cypress Cove Care Center (352) 795-8832 m m---- mmmm mU Busy Cardiology office now hiring: SF/T MEDICAL RECORDS CLERK Exp. Preferred. F/T LPN Fax resume with salary requirements and references to Patty @(352) 726-0090 CHIROPRACTIC ASSISTANT Busy office needs energetic person P/T. Candidate must be aggressively friendly, good with detail, able to multi-task and have positive attitude. Will train Fax resume to: 563-5069 CNA's Avante at Inverness, Is currently accepting applications for CNA's All shifts, Avante offers top of the line wage scale along with shift differential and weekend differential. Excellent benefits package for full-time employees Please apply In person at: 304 S. Citrus Ave., InvernOm DENTAL TREATMENT ASST State-of-the art prac- , ting looking for asst. w/. team committed to the best dental health of reword staff for job ex- cellence. Exprequlred. Call 628-3443 today DENTAL ASSISTANT F/T, Busy practice, experienced only to work with different Dr's. Exc. benefit package (352) 726-5854, ask for Elizabeth DENTAL ASSISTANT P/T Experience necessary Please call Dr. Bohms at 352-628-7788 DOCTOR'S ASSISTANT Full-time for busy office. Experienced only need apply at: Citrus Pulmonary, 5616W. Norvell Bryant Hwy., Crystal River, FL (352) 795-1999 EARN AS YOU LEARN CNA Test Prep/CPR Continuing Education 341-2311/Cell 422-3656 FULL TIME PART TIME CNA's3-11 & MEDICAL ASSISTANT/LPN Experience needed. Please send resume to P.O. Box 3087 Homosassa Springs, FL 34447 MEDICAL FRONT OFFICE Experienced medical rectption duties for this literate, multi-tasking position. Must be out- going with a pleasant personality and very professional. Great salary & benefits. Fax resume to: 795-9205 Primary Care Office F/T FRONT OFFICE POSITION We are seeking a person experienced In patient scheduling, filing, answering busy phones, checking out patients, verifying Insurance benefits, can multi task and enjoys working In a fast pace office. Competitive salary & benefits. Resumes must be received no later than Monday May 16th 2005. Send resume & references to Blind Box 835P, c/o Citrus County Chronicle, 106W. Main St., Inverness, FL 34450 RN/LPN 11-7 Our SNF has one opening for an RN or LPN for our 11-7 shift. We offer an excellent wage and benefit package Including a superior weekend shift differential. Please apply In person for an immediate Interview with the Director of Nursing. Citrus Health And Rehab Center 701 Medical Court.East Inverness EOE, Drug Free NOt for Profit RN NEEDED For busy doctor's office. Competitive salary plus benefits. Fax resume to: (352) 746-6333 SERVICE REP for local DME company Must have clean driving record and drug free. CDL a plus. Experience preferred, but will train the right person. 344-9637 SURREY PLACE ACTIVITIES ASSISTANT Part time position, varied hours no phone call s please to apply to see Tina Dryden, activities dir.for details, or fax resume to 352-746-9666 UNIT MANAGER Full time for LTC facility. Previous Management Experience In a Heath Care setting required. RN preferred. Send resume to: Life Care Center of Citrus County 3325 Jerwayne Lane Lecanto, FL 34461 or fax resume to 352-746-7022 EOE VET TECH/ ASSISTANT Needed PT for busy animal hospital In Inverness area. Exp. preferred. 24+ hours per week. Send resume To Blind Box 834-P, c/o Citrus County Chronicle, 106 W. Main St., Inverness, FL 34450 We are Lookin' for you!!! CNA*LPN*CNA TOP $$$ Lots of WORKII Call 866-431-8700 CLOSING AGENT Title experience or mortgage processing preferred. Great benefits. Confidential Interview. Fax resume to 795-0372 or mail to Southeast Title, 547 W. Ft. Island Tri, #E, Crystal River, FL 34429. F/T DRAFTING', POSITION With Residential Builder. Familiar with Auto Cad 14. Apply in person at Sweetwater Homes 8016 S Suncoast Blvd. Homosassa or Fax Resume to (352) 382-4660 Immediate Opening for Estimator Large residential builder is seeking an experienced estimator for a growing home building operation. Commercial experience would also be helpful. The successful candidate should have a minimum of 3-4 years of experience. Should be proficient in preparing take-offs and following building specifications. Formal training In home construction or experience In framing is recommended. The candidate must be proficient with estimating software, excel and Microsoft Windows platform. Strong organizational and analytical skills as well as effective written, oral and communications skills are essential. The ideal candidate should be comfortable working in a fast paced environment. Qualified candidates are asked to fax resume to: (352) 746-9117 Jr. Marketing Assistant/Office Manager Needed Web Marketing company Is seeking a candidate with strong communication skills and ability to work In a fast-paced environment for full-time data entry, Internet research, telephone support, and other admin duties. Must have Excel experience. Go to htfp:// /jobs.htm to apply NEEDED 440/220 STAFF PERSON 2 positions available as well as additional unlicensed staff position. Willing to train. Reply Blind Box 829-M, c/o Citrus County Chronicle, 106W. Main, Inverness, FL 34450 REAL ESTATE CLASSES Now Enrolling 6/7/05 Sales Lic. Class $249. RON NEITZ-BS,MBA BROKER/INSTRUCTOR CITRUS REAL ESTATE SCHOOL, INC. (352)795-0060 Accepting applications for All Positions Apply In person Mon thru Frl between 2 & 4 Applebees Inverness NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE BARTENDER FT, Good working conditions. Golf privileges during off time. Call John Kelly (352) 637-2526 . to set up Interview EXP. SERVERS For Fine Dining Apply at DECCA: OAK RUN on SR 200, Applications Accepted 8am to 12 noon, Mon-Fri., 352-854-6557. Decca is a Drug Free Workplace.EOE HIRING EXP'D LINE COOKS SERVERS, & BARTENDERS Crystal River Ale House 1610 SE Paradise Cir. HUNGRY HOWIE'S Beverly Hills, Crystal River & Homosassa Now Hiring FT/PT Delivery Drivers Earn up to $10/hr w/ tips. IcC o U S T 0 E Responsible for the coordination of delivery and service of the daily edition of the Chronicle and other carrier delivered products within an assigned geographical area. These responsibilities include the recruitment, orientation and maintenance of all Independent Delivery Agents within the area. Maintaining high service and delivery quality ratios and assisting customers with regard to complaint and service request satisfaction on a daily basis is of major importance. Other areas of responsibility include, but are not limited to, working with the Distribution Team Leader on process improvement, customer satisfaction programs, carrier sales program, route expansion, single copy distribution and other continuous improvement efforts. - High School diploma or equivalent required. - Entry Level Management opportunity. - Valid Florida Drivers license required. - Excellent communication skills, both orally and written with customers, carriers and other team members. - Ability to effectively and efficiently communicate on the telephone, with other team members and customers. - Ability to work well with others in a structured, high stress environment. - Ability to perform computer data entries. ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR FULLTIME & PARTTIME AD DESIGNERS Must have experience in advertising production, including layout design, typography and art manipulation. Must be able to type 45 words per minute accurately. Experience on a Macintosh computer using Multi-Ad Creator, Quark Express and Photoshop preferred. Develop relationships with customers that will culminate in designing display advertising that meets customer needs. Send resume and cover letter to kstewart@chronicleonline.com PART TIME Increase market share of classified advertising. Answer incoming classified calls, make out-boiin calls, process classified by typing, pricing, scheduling, payment and follow up after the sale. 29 hours per week, Monday through Friday. lClrYSTAL RIVeR,EFL34429 ................ a - 4Itaurant c~.i Lou ng I* an i x.-. 1 1 ? A I WEDNESDAY, MAY 11, 2004 17C - I---ades "" 6 Trades --- C."/Sils i cn /Skils VAN DER VALK FINE DINING HIRING *SERVERS *LINE COOKS* '(Starting at $8/hour) Please Contact (352) 637-1140 $$$ SELL AVON $$$ FREE gift. Earn up to 50% Your own hrs, be your own boss. Call Jackie I/S/R 1-866-405-AVON A NEW CAREER?? MUST BE SERIOUS & DEDICATED Paid training + Commission 9-5 M-F Insurance & IRA avail, Good phone skills. Only career-minded need apply. Call Joanne (352) 560-0056 AUTO SALES Unbelievable opportunity Are you underpaid In your current job? Would you like to earn $40,000 to $60,000 next year? This Is your chance if you're , the right man or woman- great hours, $4,000,000 Inventory. Paid vacations. Family owned since 1969. Experience a plus but not required. Don't miss this rare opportunity. Call (352) 568-0000, Kent or Tim to arrange a confidential interview. EOE EXPERIENCED TELEMARKETERS WANTED Looking for Appointment Setters & those who can sell overthe phone. Hourly + Commission If You Can Sell, The Sky Is The Limit! We Will Train The Right Person. Fill out an application between 12-1pm at: Legendary Marketing 1255 N. Vantage Pt Dr Crystal River NEW HOME/ REAL ESTATE SALES PROFESSIONALS Established local builder looking for sales professionals to be part of a growing team. Training, excellent earning potential, benefits and 401K available. Real Estate license preferred. Please send resume attn: Dustin Bosworth Fax: 352-527-9401 E-mall: dbosworth @sandersonbay.com Phone (352) 527-9400 Monday-Friday for appointment. All Information Is confidential SanderSon Bay Fine Homes REAL ESTATE CLASSES Now Enrolling 6/7/05 Sales Lic. Class $249. RON NEITZ-BS,MBA BROKER/INSTRUCTOR CITRUS REAL ESTATE SCHOOL, INC. (352)795-0060. CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE I- l He /irrigation I A WHOLE HAULING & TREE SERVICE AFFORDABLE, . DEPENDABLE I HAULING CLEANUP. Trash, Brush, Appl. Furn, Construction & | - Debrls.352-697-1126 C&R TREE SERVICE Tree trimming & com- (352-) 209-5730 meajaxrdrermist.c DAVID'S ECONOMY STREET SERVICE, Removal & trim. Lie. 99990000273com Insured 352-637-0681 DOUBLE J STUMP GRINDING, Mowing, Mulch, Dirt. 302-8852 R TREE SERVICE, o Tree Svce Personalized Sod: 352-563-0272. JOHN MILL'S TREENG SERV., Trim, top, remove Uc #78302086878(352 34 -5936 or 30&2-4942 WRIGHT TREE SERVICE, tree removal, stump Lic. & Ins. Free Est. Billy (BJ) McLaughlln 352-212-6067 OSTUMPLS FOR LE$$ "Quote so cheap you won't believe Itl (352) 476-97305 TREE SURGEON Llc#000783-0257763 & Ins. Exp'd friendly serv. Lowest rates Free estimates,352-860-1452 @ Home Low Cost PC Repair & Net. PC-Geekz .corm, No Fix-No Fee, Cert. (352) 238-8240 CRYSTAL WIND Repair, upgrade, networking. On-site & pick-up services (352) 746-9696 eBay, Selling Basic Class May 14th 6-10pm $495 To Register 746-6697 or PC's-N-PARTS Spring Cleaning $19.99. Interior Cleaning/ System Check 564-8803 =_P VChris Satchell Painting & Wallcovering.AllI work 2 full coats.25 yrs. Exp. Exc. Ref. Lic#001721/ Ins. (352) 795-6533 AFFORDABLE PAINTING WALLPAPERING & FAUX Lic. 17210214277 & Ins. (352) 697-1564 ' All Phase Construction Quality painting & re- pairs. Free est.#0255709, 352-586-1026 637-3632 CHEAP/CHEAP/CHEAP C.-f : k .ur. Clar1.li , & Palr.lir..3 LI.:er,-.,: .- r.:u,-.j:l 637-3765 George Swedlige Painting- Int./Ext. Pressure Cleaning- Free est. 794-0400/628-2245 INTERIOR/EXTERIOR & ODD JOBS. 30 yrs J. Hupchlck Uc./Ins. (352) 726-9998 Mike Anderson Painting Int/Ext Painting & Stain- Ing, Pressure Washing also. Call a professional, Mike (352) ,628-7277 PAINTING & PRESSURE WASHING Int/ Ext. 20 yrs. exp. Free est, (352) 621-1206 or 697-3116 THE LADY PAINTER INTERIOR/EXTERIOR, WALL PAPERING, DRY WALL REPAIR, LANAI DECKS, FREE ESTIMATES (352) 563-9989, (352) 207-3107 Wall & Ceiling Repairs Drywall, Texturing, Painting, Vinyl. Tile work. 30 yrs. exp. 344-1952 CBC058263 Affordable Boat Maint. & Repair, Mechanical, Electrical, Custom Rig. John (352) 746-4521 AT YOUR HOME Repair Services. Res. mower, small eng.) ELDERLY ASSISTANCE HELP WITH SHOPPING Banking, transportation, etc. (352) 746-3720 AA HOME SERVICES Window Cleaning. We also do gutters, (352) 726-0117 BRING YOUR CHILD to my caring clean home 10 yrs exp. Reasonable. DeAnne, (352) 341-3366 CERT.CHILD CARE work- er looking to babysit, my home, your home. Refs. Tiffany, 563-0525 "WICKED CLEAN WINDOWS" Offices/Commercial (352) 527-9247 Construction/Estate CLEANUP Int/Ext. (352) 621-3840 HOMES & WINDOWS Serving Citrus County over 16 years. Kathy (352) 465-7334 PENNY'S Home & Office Cleaning Service Ref. avail., Ins., Uc. & bonded (352) 726-6265/795-2807 ARK POWER WASH Full Service, Fast Response, Free Est. Lic. Ins. (352) 795-3026 AUGIE'S PRESSURE Cleaning Qualitfy Work. Low Prices. FREE Estimates: 220-2913 Mike Anderson Painting Int/Ext Painting & Stain- ing, Pressure Washing also. Call a professional, Mike (352) 628-7277 ROLAND'S Pressure Cleaning Roofs, houses, driveways., mobllles 21 yrs exp. LIc. 726-3878 Home & office repair Electrical, plumbing, etc. LIc. #99990002251 422-4308/344-1466 AFFORDABLE, I DEPENDABLE I I HAULING CLEANUP. I Trash, Brush, Appl. I I Furn, Construction & I * Debrls.352-697-1126 = All Around Handyman Free est. Will Do Any- thing. Llc.#73490257751 352-299-4241/563-5746 ALL TYPES OF HOME IMPROVEMENTS & REPAIRS #0256687 352-422-2708 Andrew Joehl Handyman. General Malntenance/Repalrs Pressure & cleaning. Lawns, gutters. No job too small Reliable. Ins 0256271 352-465-9201 Get My Husband Out ) Of The House! Custom woodwork, furniture -repalrs/refinish, home repairs, etc. Lic. 9999 0001078 (352) 527-6914 GOT STUFF? You Call We Haul CONSIDER I DONE Moving,Cleanouts, & Handyman Service Lic. 99990000665 (352) 302-2902 Home Maintenance A to Z no Job to small Call Floyd #007349-0257621 & Insured (352)563-1801 Mowing, Landscaping, Pressure Cleaning, Cleanups, Hauling Ceiling Fans, light - fixtures, Sprinklers & much more. Lis 038 (352) 621-3455 NATURE COAST HOME REPAIR & MAINT. INC. Offering a full range of servlces.Llc.0257615/Ins. (352) 628-4282 Visa/MC SALESMART HANDYMAN SERVICE All types of repairs, cleaning, 25 yrs. exper. (352) 341-4400 Wall & Ceiling Repairs Drywall, Texturing, Painting, Vinyl. Tile work. 30 yrs. exp. 344-1952 JT'S TELEPHONE SERVICE Jack & Wire Installation & repair. Free estimates: CALL 527-1984 I WILL REPLACE YOUR LIGHT OR FAN with a fan with light starting at $59.95 Lic#0256991 (352) 422-5000 i HAULING CLEANUP. | Trash, Brush, Appl. I I Furn, Construction & Debris.352-697-1126 I13 CARPET FACTORY Direct Restretch Clean * Repair Vinyl Tile * Wood (352) 341-0909 (352) 637-2411 BEACH FENCE Free est., Lic. #0258336 (352) 628-1190 813-763-3856 Cell GO OWENS FENCING All types of Fencing, Comm./Residential, Free Est. 628-4002 JAMES LYNCH FENCE All kinds of fences. Free estimates. (352) 527-3431 Benny Dye's Concrete Concrete Work All types ULIc. & Insured, RX1677. (352) 628-3337 BIANCHI CONCRETE Driveway-Patio- Walks. Concrete Specialists. Lic. (3 52 7 yrs. exp. 344-1952 CBC058263 CERAMIC TILE INSTALLER Bathroom remodeling, handicap bathrooms. Ll. FILL DIRT, ROCK, TOP SOIL. Small (6-yard) loads. Landclearing Call 352-302-6015 All types of Dirt Service Call Mike 352-564-1411 Mobile 239-470-0572 FLIPS DIRT WORKS Top soil, sand, stone & mulch, (13 yards) (352) 382-2253 Cell (352) 458-1023 F-- SALES ASSOCIATE Great Earning Potential plus salary & commission. Fax resume to (352) 628-7791 Or apply in person American Homes 5240 S SUNCOAST BLVD SUNROOM/ POOL CAGE SALESPERSON Fixed appointments. Experienced only. 352-344-8977 $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ LCT WANTS YOU!! Immediate processing for OTR drivers, solos or teams, CDLA/Hoz. required Great benefits 99-04 equipment Call Now 800-362-0159 24 hours A/C INSTALLERS Exp.preferred, but will train, Great pay & benefits Including health &401K, Apply: Bay Area A/C 8021 W, Gulf to Lake Hwy Crystal River, FL 34429 (352) 795-2665 EOE DFW Dirt F^illadit, house pads 6 6rspatdie lwy3556 32 122 A MOST AFFORDABLE ft & REASONABLE * Land & Lot Clearing Also Fill Dirt deliveries, Free est. Uc. insured. (352) 795-9956 All Tractor Works, By the hour or day Clean ups, Tree Removal, Bush Hog Land Clearing. All Major Credit Cards.. (352) 726-0282 MASSEY TRACTOR Drive ways, bushhogg- ing, grading, dump truck, stump grinding. Call Scott 302-2392, 634-4630 Owner/Builders Land clearing/fill dirt, concrete driveways, sidewalks, house floors, block work ULc. #2694 352-563-1873 Bill's Landscaping & Complete Lawn Service Mulch, Plants, Shrubs, Sod, Flower Beds. Trees Free est. (352) 628-4258 CALL CODY ALLEN for complete lawn,tree & hauling services (352) 613-4924 Uc. Uc/ins. (352) 527-9247 ABSOLUTE LAWN CARE Mowing, landscaping, pressure washing. (352) 563-5746 or 299-4241 ACTIVE LAWN SERVICE Mowing/Mulch, Trimming/EdgingDebris removal.(352) 527-8536 Affordable Lawn Care $10 and Up. Professional & Reliable 352-563-9824/228-7320 BOBS PRO LAWN CARE Yard clean up, Shrubs Residential/Comm. Lic./Ins.(352)613-4250 Tr a ccm /kill CALL CODY ALLEN for complete lawn,tree & hauling services (352) 613-4924 Lic/Ins DOUBLE J STUMP GRINDING, Mowing, Hauling,Cleanup, Mulch, Dirt. 302-8852 4 STAR LAWN CARE Mowing-Mulch Hedges & Palms Trimmed 628-7742 * INVERNESS AREA Mow, Trim, Cleanup, Hauling, Reliable, Res/Com. (352) 726-9570 Jimmy Lawn Service Reliable, Dependable Lawn Main. at Reasonable Rate. Call (352) 249-8186 KFM Lawn Care Beverly Hills, Crys. Rvr & Homosassa Total Pkg. Care (352) 794-0321 LAWNMOWING SERVICE Cheap, Reliable & Available, (352) 746-6878 MARK'S LAWN CARE Complete Full Service, Hedge Trimming (352) 794-4112 Mowing, Landscaping, Pressure Cleaning, Cleanups, Hauling Ceiling Fans, light fixtures, sprinklers & more. Lis 038 (352) 621-3455 Tony's Quality Lawn Care, mowing, clean- ing & clean Up, haul away debris. Se Habla Espanol (352) 628-6022 ELI'S LAWNCARE * -Landscaping 'Tree Srv Fertflilizng -Mowing Uc. Ins. (352) 613-5855 EML POOLS Pool cleaning & repair, 32yrs In Citrus County Usc & Ins.(352) 637-1904 SWIMMING POOL LEAK DETECTION Over 40 vrs experience 35o 2329 9 c3/ 24 i3 CRYSTAL PUMP REPAIR (352)563-1911 Subs, let pumps, filters FREE ESTIMATES WATER PUMP SERVICE & Repairs on all makes & models. Uc. Anytime, 344-2556, Richard $SAVE$ Chair Repair, fast serv- Ice. From $14.95 (352)522-0174 "MR CITRUS COUNTY"' ALAN NUSSO BROKER Associate Real Estate Sales Exit Realty Leaders (352) 422-6956 RAINDANCER Seamless Gutters, Soffit Fascia, Siding, Free Est. Lic. & Ins. 352-860-0714 A/C RESIDENTIAL DUCT MECHANIC AND HELPER Must be experienced, Valid drivers license. Good pay, vacation IRA. Apply In person only : H.E. Smith Co. 1895 W Gulf to Lake Hwy, Lecanto A/C RESIDENTIAL LEAD INSTALLER & SERVICE TECHS $1,000 Sign On Bonus Call for Details (352) 860-2522 ALUMINUM INSTALLERS MUST HAVE CLEAN DRIVER'S LICENSE. Willing to Train! Call:(352) 563-2977 ARE YOU READY? For the opportunity to learn a marketable skill? Are you willing to be trained for challenging outside work? Are you ready to work full-time? Are 'ou drugfree and at least 18 years of age? Apply to Boulerice Roofing at 4551 W Cardinal St. Suite 4, Homosassa 352-628-7445 352-628-5079 BUSY BODY SHOP In need of ambitious AUTOMOTIVE PAINTER Only Quality Craftsman need apply. (352) 628-4878 Apply in person to Mike Hermann No phone calls. 4040 SW College Rd. Ocala. FL AN EXP. FRAMER & LABORERS NEEDED (352) 637-3496 CARPENTER Exp. needed. Truck and tools a must. Apply at Restoration Specialists, 36 W. Gulf to Lake Hwy, Lecanto CDL DRIVER With minimum Class B. Top pay, benefits. Overtime. Apply In person FDS Disposal 423 W. Gulf to Lake Hwy, Lecanto DFWP *CLASS A DRIVERS NEEDED ROOF LOADING EXPERIENCE, PHYSICAL LABOR INCLUDED *HELPERS NEEDED ALSO Excellent Pay And Benefits. Bradco Supply 1-800-829-7663 DFWP Construction Superintendent For Residential Home Builder. Experience only. Fax Resume to: Sweetwater Homes 352-382-4660 DUMP TRUCK DRIVER With Class B CDL loader experience. (352) 628-2886 REGISTERED NURSES PSYCH NURSE *OCCUPATIONAL THERAPISTS Per Diem Opportunities Housecall Home Healthcare, one of the leading providers of quality home care services inr the Southeast, continues to grow!!! Outstanding opportunities now exist in our CRYSTAL RIVER AGENCY for RNs, OTs & a Psych Nurse to work Per Diem. Positions require appropriate current Florida licensure/certification, a valid driver's license, & at least I year of clinical experience, preferably in home health care. Enjoy weekly pay!!! Please call Kathie Assmus Toll Free at 800-545-5996, email: recruitment @housecall.com or apply online at HOUSECALL. i L[lt ~ ---Ul=[f' Health Services In Your Home EOE/AA. HHA213900961. Position available at our luxury dealership for the right person. Salary & Commission, Paid Vacation, Health Insurance, 401 K, Life Insurance, Opportunity for Advancement SE AD WARRANTYADMIISTATO Advertise Here for less than you think!!! Call Today! 563-5966 Copyrighted Material I Syndicated Content Available from Commercial News Providers ^-w-j K--, Trde AUTO TECHS NEEDED Full benefits, 401K. Call (352) 620-9000, ask for Nick. o FRAMERS 4 LABORERS Top Pay Paid. Vac. Insurance. Trans. Req. (352) 795-4483 ELECTRICIAN With residential rough and trim experience, or service calls necessary. Must have transportation and tools required. Call btw. 7 3pm Mon. thru Fri. (352) 341-2004 ELECTRICIANS RESIDENTIAL Must be experienced, have valid drivers licence, good pay, vacation, IRA. Apply In person only ; We do drug screening H.E. Smith Co. 1895 W Gulf to Lake Hwy, Lecanto CIASSIFIEDS AUTO BODY TECH P/T, possibly F/T (352) 344-1110 EXCEL AUTO Seeking qualified technician. Pay w/experience. Position available Immediately 637-3700 or after hrs 302-1133 EXP. FRAMERS & LABORERS (352) 266-8131 EXP. FRAMERS/ CARPENTERS With tools and trans- portation. Local work, 352-302-3927 EXP. MASON TENDERS Must have own transportation. 352-628-5651 EXP. PAYLOADER Land clearing & bulldlng house pads. Tri-Axle Truck Drivers. TOP PAYI (352) 563-2122 EXP'D PAINTER 5 years minimum. Must have own tools & transportation: (352) 302-6397 EXPERIENCED DUMP TRUCK & TRACTOR TRAILER DRIVERS Class A or B License (352) 795-7170 EXPERIENCED PLUMBER'S HELPER Drivers license req'd. (352) 726-5385 EXPERIENCED, RELIABLE FULL TIME FRAMERS NORTH CITRUS WORK. S.B.T. Construction Inc. 352-489-0453 or 352-267-5653 FIELD SUPERINTENDENT WANTED For Flynn Builders, Inc. (Custom Home Builder) Fax resume 352-746-5972 or e-mail flynnbld@earthlink.net FLOOR TECH Avante at Inverness Is currently accepting applications for a Floor Tech. Experience with floor and carpet care preferred but not required, Please apply in person at 304 S. Citrus Ave. Inverness, FL FRAMERS Local-Steady 352-302-3362 FRAMERS Steady work, Top pay to $17 per hr. In Marion, Sumter and Lake Counties. Health Insurance package, 401K, paid holidays and vacation time. 4 years exp. Tools and transportation required. Call Scott for Interview 352-266-6756 After 5pm 352-341-0907 Drug Free Workplace FRAMERS WANTED (352) 307-0207 FRAMING CARPENTERS Must be experienced; have own tools; transportation & phone. Paid per experience. 352-726-4652 FULL TIME TRUCK DRIVERS Dump Truck. 3-R'S Trucking (352)-628-0923 GROUNDS MAINTENANCE Experienced. Call for appt. 637-1979 Dock Builders. Driver's Ucense. DFWP. Apply at 10330 W. Yulee Dr., Homosassa, FL LANDSCAPE & MAINTENANCE Personnel needed. Clean driver's license. (352) 746-3109 LOCAL UNDERGROUND UTILITY CO. Seeking Pipe crew & loader operator. Exp. only. apply at 600 Croft Ave., Inverness call for Information (352) 860-1202 Croft Contracting, Inc. Drug-Free workplaceASON TENDERS (352) 400-0290 MASONS & MASON TENDERS Must have own transportation: (352) 795-6481 or 302-3771 MECHANIC NEEDED Must be Experienced In all areas Pay negotiable according to exp. Must have own tools Call a 341-2772 CH*pNiCLE PART TIME COLLATOR The Citrus County Chronicle's Packaging Department Is currently accepting applications for a Collator. Must be able to work nights, weekends and holidays. Heavy lifting and bending required Must possess good organizational, communication and writing skills. Qualified candidates may fill out an application at the Citrus County Chronicle, 1624 N. Meadowcrest Blvd., Crystal River or our Inverness office at 106W. Main St. In the Courthouse Square PLASTERERS Needed Citrus and Marion County Work. Trans. provided. Travel pay & Vacation. 352-621-1283 302-0743 4 PLUMBER - Starting Wage between $16-18/hr. Benefits, Health, I Holidays & Paid I Vacation. 621-7705 PROFESSIONAL WRECKER OPERATORS 24hr Towing Company seeks Drivers. Hlgh Volume, Long Hours. Good Pay. Clean Ucense & dependable apply. 352-795-1002 REPUTABLE SWIMMING POOL COMPANY Seeking > ALL PHASES OF POOL CONSTRUCTION Good Wages, Benefits Paid Holidays, (352) 726-7474 DFWPP RES. ELECTRICAL FOREMAN AND ELECTRICIANS Also office help needed (352) 795-3285 or apply in person, Action Electric, 6575 W. Gulf to Lake Hwy., Crystal River RV TECH Good Pay, Good Benefits. Apply In Person to Dan or Jerry Como Auto Sales Hwy. 44-W, Inverness SEMI TRACTOR TRAILER DRIVER 2 years experience, CDL license required, Class A. Flat bed experience a plus. 352-447-2327 SERVICE TECHNICIAN Part time for expanding, accredited water treatment facility. Must have own truck/van and clean driving record. Competitive earnings Call 352-621-0403 1L8C WEDNESDAY, MAY 11, 2004 Trde G nl 1-t~dIIEM -lnU STUCCO EXP. PLASTERERS & TENDERS Local work. (352) 302-1240 SURVEY PERSONNEL NEEDED Experience preferred 352-344-2016 TRIM CARPENTER'S HELPER WANTED Starting at $6.75 (352) 527-8316 UNOUR LIFE EXPERIENCE S WORKWz ,.- ffH , DEVLOPENTLL DISBLE ADLTS BACKGROUND CHECKS. AN ML OYMEN ik ~T " HEAL TH PHYSdICALS ResponsileLfo r assistn reieta setting. HS ASStISTN:IR,]11 & P\Tl /A 1ST QUALITY CLEANING F/T position for general cleaning. Evening & weekend hours. Call (352) 563-0937 APPLY AT THE KEY TRAINING CENTER BUSINESS OFFICE HUMAN RESOURCE DEPT. AT 130 HEIGHTS AVE. INVERNESS, FL 34452 OR CALL 341-4633 (TDD: 1-800-545-1833 EXT. 347) EOE KEY PINE VILLAGE ICF/DD LOCATED IN CRYSTAL RIVER $7.75 AFTER 90 DAYSI HABILITATIVE TRAINING INSTRUCTOR: F/T positions available; 2nd shift 3:30pm 12:15am. Teach/Supervise Developmentally Disabled adults. On the job Training. HS Diploma/GED required. Background checks and employment health physical will be required for post-job employees. A NEW CAREER?? MUST BE SERIOUS & DEDICATED Paid training + Commission 9-5 M-F Insurance & IRA avail. Good phone skills. Only career-minded need apply. Call Joanne (352) 560-0056 CARWASH HELP BKLEEN Carwash on 491 In Bev. Hills has positions open for drug free em- ployees. 352-527-4977 CONSTRUCTION LABORER NEEDED Call (352) 795-2525 CUSTOMER SERVICE REP $7 hr, fulltime. Must be able to lift TOOIbs. Excellent benefits, vacation, sick leave and insurance. Send resume to Blind Box 837P, Chronicle, 1624 N. Meadowcrest Blvd,. Crystal River, FL 34429 DELIVERY HELP Needed. Clean driving record, no criminal record, Call 7p-8:30pm (352) 637-4393 EXPERIENCED Pool Service/ Maintenance Needed for Large Pool Company. Long term employment. Top pay & benefits, to Include company truck, paid vacations and health insurance to qualified applicants. Apply In person: 2436 N. Essex Ave. Hernando, FL CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE CLASSIEIEDS EXP'D RIDER To start Hunter Ponies. Mornings. Soulh Floral City, (352) 637-6777 F/T LAWN SERVICE TECH Must have experience. Call (352) 382-7194 FARM HELP LABORER Various jobs, must have own transportation. Weekends required. 6 day work week. (352) 628-2688 or (352) 302-8939 FRONT DESK CLERK Apply at Homosassa Riverside Resort (352) 628-2474 INCREASED PAY RATES Excellent benefits. Drivers needed. CDL Class A. Homre every night. Health Insurance. JOBS GALORE!!! EMPLOYMENT.NET JOE'S CARPETS INSTALLERS/ WAREHOUSE Top pay, endless work. Must be exp. profes- sional, good w/people. Quality work a must! Apply in person only Inverness Store KELLYS HEATH CLUBr NOW HIRING STAFF & FITNESS TRAINERS$8.50 Friendly hardworking people wanted. To P APPLY IN PERSON LAND SURVEYING *PARTY CHIEF, Experienced *AUTOCADD TECH,o xp erienced BeInvefits- Retirement- Dental- Health NATURE COAST LAND SURVEYING 1907 Highway 44W. Inverness, FL 34453 (352) 860-2626 ncls@tampabay. rr.comPa LAWN, PESTO TECH , Taking applIcations. Exp'd preferred but will train the right Individual. Good Pay & Benefits- Apply in person at Brays Pest Control 3447 E. Gulf to Lake Hwy. No Phone Calts LOCAL PKG. & DELIVERY DRIVERS Valid driver's license required. Early morning Hours Apply in44 W. * person before 10am M-Fat211 N.Pine Ave., Inverness, FL MAINTENANCE Must have knowledge of electrical, plumbing, basic carpentry. 352-628-2688 or 352-302-8939 MANAGEMENT WAREHOUSE 2nd/3rd Shift Production Supervisor Experienced Management person needed at our 500+ person, 2 million square foot distribution center located in Ocala Florida Requirements/ Experience: Q Manage staff of 30+ people (hourly and salaried) O Achieve budget/ production goals o Experience In fast paced Warehouse/ Distribution Center O Open to future relocation opportunities at other Kmart DC's nationwide (relocation assistance avail.) Send resume and salary requirements to; Kmart Corp., Ocala DC ATTN: PS FAX: 352-873-3731 EEOE NOW HIRING AUDIT P/T Apply in person, Park Inn, Hwy. 19, Homosassa Spgs. PEST CONTROL TECH Experience preferred, motivated Individual. Call (352) 637-0037 PLASTERERS LABORERS* NEEDED* 746-5951 REAL ESTATE CLASSES Now Enrolling 6/7/05 Sales Lic. Class $249. RON NEITZ-BS,MBA BROKER/INSTRUCTOR TRACK LABORERS & SIGNAL MAINTAINER Positions available In the Newberry area, Experience preferred but not necessary. Send resume to: Florida Northern RR PO Box 967 Plymouth, FL 32768 TREE SERVICE Needs experienced GROUNDS PERSON w/ drivers license. (352) 489-9344 WAREHOUSE DELIVERY PERSON Needed for Ceramic Tile Warehouse, Class D Lic. a must. Pay scale based on exp. Apply today, Pro Une Tile 352-563-2477 WELDERS Needed for Communication Industry. Some ravel. Good Pay & Benefits, OH, DFWP Valid Drivers License Required,. 352-694-1416 Mon-Fri GREAT OPPORTUNITY TO BECOME A Id <-A !L *A.- Entry Level Management On the Job Training Full Time Benefits 401K Apply in person ( C TRU2 C OUN j 1624 N. Meadowcrest Blvd. Crystal River, Florida 34429 , . .. , ."'" ,' ;{ WE BUY HOUSES CaSh......Fast I 352-637-2973 Ihomesold.com Cleaning Position Nights,train right person Team player,dependa- ble w/ref 352-212-1032 RETAIL SALES SUMMER HELP NEEDED Management & Floor Help. Ught Travel. (352) 382-7039 Lawn Maintenance Flexible hrs, Perfect for after school. Send letter of interest to 4860 W. Angus Drive Beverly Hills, FL 34465 SHOWROOM SALE ASSISTANT Ceramic Tile Sales, computer, lifting samples, and related activities, approx. 22 hrs. wk. alternating Saturday ? Apply at Tile Contractors Supply 4301 W. Hwy, 44, Lecanto, btwn 3:30pm & 4:30 pm ADVERTISING NOTICE: This newspaper does not knowlingly accept ads that are not bonafide employment offerings. Please use caution when responding to employment ads. REAL ESTATE CLASSES Now Enrolling 6/7/05 Sales Lic. Class $249. RON NEIIZ BROKER/INSTRUCTOR CITRUS REAL ESTATE SCHOOL, INC. (352)795-0060. Non Profit Organization FISCALANALYST POSITION The Early Learning Coalition of the Nature Coast, serving Citrus/ Dixie/ Gilchrist/ Levy and Sumter counties Is accepting resumes for a Fiscal Analyst position. Applicants must have a Bachelor's degree plus two years experience In office and fiscal manage- ment and/ or five years experience. In addition, applicants must have knowledge of state and federal requirements related to non-profit organizations. Salary range: $33,000-$45,000. Pleae send resume to sbosanko@elcnature coast.org or fax Information to Attn: Sonya Bosanko @ 352-563-5933. For EEO Employer Questions please call 352-563-9939 ABSOLUTE GOLD MINE! 60 Vending Machines All for $10,995. 800-234-6982 AIN #B02002039 TWO IST MORTGAGES FOR SALE. Owner occupied properties. Good pay records. Will discount for cash (352) 726-9369 VENDING MACHINES 3 soda, 3 snack, less than 2 years old. Established clients In Crystal River. Asking $9,500 w/Inventory, (352) 795-3450 VENDING- Snack, soda, new machines. Excel- lent cash flow, $7000 (352) 563-1928 7 ACRES M or L Salvage Yard Rotation Towing, Used Cars, Mod Bldg. w/3 bays & lifts. Rollbacks, Wreckers, Forklift, Inventory, A ml. from Super Walmart & 1-75, Bushnell, Clean $875K, (352) 793-4588 "LIVE AUCTIONS" For Upcoming Auctions 1-800-542-3877 1906 TAYLOR TRUNK, original certificate, 3 trays, cast hardware, $200. GRISWOLD cast Iron #3,. 4, #5, #6 & #7, $125 (352) 344-0134 Glass front China Cabinet and matching Buffet $300. (352) 628-9071 Grand Openlngi INGLIS ANTIQUES, 45 N. Inglis Avenue After Mother's Day sale, 20% off everything in store. (1950s jewelry) Open 10 am to 4pm SINGER TREADLE Sewing Machine, excel, cond., $125 (352)637-2917 Leisure Bay Spa, $350. Free Delivery in Citrus County (352) 795-6875 SEARS KENMORE side by cdc :of3.irator. Ice & vWal8G in docr, white, Profile front, $225 AMANA, exc. cond., wflte, like new, Ught Commercial, like new, $175 (352) 637-4765 SPA- DreamMaker Starting at $1,195. w/ Color changing waterfall $1,895. (352) 597-3140 SPA, 5 PERSON, Never used. Warranty. Retail $4300. Sacrifice $1425. (352) 346-1711 22 CU.FT. side by side Refrigerator with water & Ice in door, works perfect, $150. Blue Cove, Dunnellon (352) 489-1938 3-TON AIR CONDITIONER with electric heat, $400 obb (352) 613-5213 30" GE RANGE, white, like new, $150 (352) 341-1937 APPLIANCE CENTER Used Refrigerators, Stoves, Washers, Dryers. NEW AND USED PARTS Visa, M/C., A/E. Checks 6546 Hwy.44W, Crystal River. 352-795-8882 FREEZER 14.CU.FT., upright, manual defrost, exc. cond. $120 (352) 341-1140 KENMORE DRYER, $75 (352) 726-9176 (352) 201-0651 KENMORE refrigerator, 34" width $150. Small washer/ dryer, 6 months old, $200, (352) 795-9707 Kenmore Refrigerator, 18 cuft. w/lice maker $150., Kenmore electric stove $75. good cond. (352) 795-9399 KENMORE REFRIGERATOR/FREEZER, works great, $150 (352) 637-1033 LARGE WASHER & DRYER, KENMORE $300 for both. Micwowave, $20. (352) 795-9707 Radiant Top Range, Kenmore, $275. Convection Oven $75. excel, cond. (352) 465-5142 REFRIGERATOR, $100 27" COLOR TV Floor model, $60 Or best offers (352) 860-2362 REFRIGERATORS, STOVES WASHERS & DRYERS $50/up with warranty. 352-726-4376 STOVE, ELECTRIC, $50 DRYER, $50 Both work well (352) 628-7767 Washer & Dryer runs great. Will sell separate $120. obo (352) 464-2643 WHIRLPOOL RANGE and 20.9 cu.ft. Refrigerator, excellent condition, beige, $600 for both. (352) 465-9179 C ESTATEo MERCHANDISE i AUCTION *THURS. May 12- 4000 S. Fla. Ave. Hwy. 41-S, Inverness PREVIEW: 4 PM AUCTION: 5 PM Household turn., clown collection, tools, mounted heads &morel www. dudleysauctlon.com DUDLEY'S AUCTION (352) 637-9588 AB,1667 AU2246 I 12% Buyers Premium 2% disc. cash/check ---- :- 6- J 10" Table Saw, $60. 1/2" Bench Drill Press, $42. (352) 746-4279 BRIDGEPORT milling ma- chine, model #J-94483 with lots tooling, 3-phase, can be run on single phase. Call 8-5 (352) 563-5543 CRAFTSMAN TOOL some tools & new locks. Will consider $185. (352) 621-0168 CRAFTSMAN TOOLS 15' Drill Press $200.00, 12" Band Saw $200.00 (352) 344-0455 CRAFTSMAN TOOLS Floor Model Disc/Belt Sander, 3/4 HP $125.00 (352) 344-0455 White Industries, 5HP, Dual Direction Tines. $250.00 (352) 344-0455 Water pump, Honda, 2" line, 158 Gallons per minute, new. $400. (352) 628-2539 WHEEL HOUSE GENERA- TOR 5550 Waifs, like new $450; Gas Honda Air Compressor, like new $375 352 634-0432 Wilton 2" Square Wheel Belt Grinder, plus accessories, $1,000. (352) 726-3205 32' TV with Entertainment Center $200. (352) 726-2108 STEREO with 5 CD changer & speakers; TV cabinet 33x55x20 w/storage $150 OBO (352) 398-6400 TOSHIBA 35" TV. with dual deck VCR, $600 (352) 344-9435 228-0432 , 5500 WATT GENARAC Wheel House generator 8500 surge, manual transfer switch, $950. Brand New (352) 726-6861 PVC FENCE POSTS 5" x 5" x 98" long, $20 each or 7 for $100. 6 sections PVC picket fence, 4' Tx 8'L $120 (352) 726-4710 302-4310 DIESTLER COMPUTERS Internet service, New & Used systems, parts & upgrades. Visa/ MCard 637-5469 MONITOR, DELL 17" Flat color CRT w/speakers, $70. (352) 795-9344 F-600 DUMP TRUCK runs & dumps excellent, ready to work, $5,500 obo (352) 795-9956 FORD 3000 4 new tires, great condition $5,000 (352) 400-0841 KUBOTA L185 TRACTOR w/L Woods 59" belly mower, 3pt hitch, extra blades, $3500 OBO (352) 228-1448 KUBOTA L2900 Tractor, 4WD, P/S, glide shift, front end loader, looks new. Industrial tires. $11,700. (352) 564-1764 GLASS TOP TABLE W/6 sling chairs, grey & white, like new, $250. (352) 382-5428 MOVING- Patio Furniture, $350. for set. Table w/4chalrs, 2 matching rockers. (352) 726-7264 POOL FURNITURE 15 pieces, exc. cond. Alum sling style, $500 firm. Also 5 pc set w/round 48" table, $100 firm. (352) 795-4256 2 PC Sectional, 7' and 8' L shaped, $450; RCA 36" Entertainment Series TV, $350. (352) 489-2098 2 Pc. Sectional Couch, gold velour, very nice. $75. (352) 637-2838 3 Years Old Flex steel couch & matching chair, Dining Room Set, Leather recliner, occasional chair, Bassett bedrm. set w/ extra's, sleeper couch-full sz.. Sharp VCR. (352) 465-3153 6 PIECE QUEEN BEDROOM SET $450/OBO. 7 PIECE LIVING ROOM SET $450/080. 352-382-4044 3PC. SECTIONAL with sleeper sofa, good cond., $500 (352) 726-9571 3-PC. WHITE RATTAN 13FT sectional with coffee table. Optional etegere w/llght & sofa table, $900 obo (352) 527-3616 7-PIECE BEDROOM SET, light wood, Queen Size Frame w/headboard, Hope Chest Incl'd. w/2 nights stands $650. (352) 628-3829 MR CITRUS COUNTY*' ALAN NUSSO BROKER Associate Real Estate Sales Exit Realty Leaders (352) 422-6956 All wood, light walnut drop leaf dining table, 4 chairs, matching china cabinet, $750 Italian Cappademonte vase, $30 (352) 344-0054, evenings Almost new, queen sz. Mattress Box spring & Frame $150. Liv. Rm. side chair $75. (352) 527-4128 BED, king/ queen com- plete boxsprings, mat- tress, frame, clean, $99. Recliner, swivels, rocks, reclines, burgundy, $49. (352) 795-270 " MO* * Copyrighted Material-- - I I . Advertise Here for less than you think!!! Call Today! 563-5966 BROYHILL DINING SET Table w/extra leaf. 6 chairs. Ughted china cabinet. $950. (352) 628-0032 CHERRY CURIO CABINET $95. Gold color mirror & shelf, $15. (352) 344-0054, -evenings CHERRY DINING ROOM Bassett, 1930's, oblong table, 2 leaves & pads, 6 chairs, (2 armchairs) 5' hutch. $425. (352) 726-3707 CHINA CABINET, Table, 60"x42", extends to 109", 6 chairs, pecan, $350 (352) 637-3156 DARK BROWN wood dresser, 4 large shelves 33" W, 43" H, $30. Wooden Bench Table, has no nails 4' L, 2' W $20. (352) 628-9242 DINETTE SET, oval table & 4 chairs, oak & white, like new, $125. (352) 628-1913 DINING ROOM washed light oak table w/4 chairs & lighted hutch + wall unit, 2 glass top tables, excel, cond. $325 All (352) 726-4821 Duncan Pheife Table 6 chairs, $400. (352) 795-1015 ESTATE SALE Elec. scooter, $1,000 Elec. lift chair w/battery back up, $500. 3-pc. Fullsize BR set, w/mattress & boxspring, $600. 3-pc. set, no mattress, $400. 1 headboard, $50. Queen sofa bed, multi color, $300 Recliner, $100 Chair, $50. Dining room set table, 6 chairs, & china cabinet, $800. Entertainment Center, $200. 2 lamps, $25 ea. 5-pc. patio set, $200 All like new, Or best offers (352) 726-0866 ETHAN ALLEN maple/birch 48" dining table w/5 chairs & two 15" leaves. $350 or best offer. (352) 382-4911 For Sale Tilt Rocker Lounge Chair, light blue, $75. Oval dining table 5 chairs, extra leaf pecan finish $200. 352-344-9668 Glass Top Rattan Table, w/ 4 upholstered coast- er chairs. $150. (352) 527-6463 KING SIZE BED Complete, near new, $250. (352) 726-8567 King Size Bed, head- board, nightstand, two dressers. Solid Wood. Paid $3,000. asking $1,500. obo (352) 344-3078 KING SIZE SIMMONS BEAUTY REST pillow top mattress, 1 yr. old. Uke new, $250. (352) 860-0760 KINGSIZE bedroom set, very nice, $400. Dining Room set, very nice, $350. (352) 637-2838 LANAI FURNITURE Matching glider loveseat & chair, beige, like new, $200 (352) 697-0256 LARGE PAINTED solid oak 3-drawer dresser/ desk combo, good condition, $150. (352) 489-4976 Light Wood China Cabinet $80 (352) 563-0642 MATTRESS SET King, complete w/box springs, mattress, frame, great condition $175. (352) 344-1415 METAL OFFICE DESKS Size 30"x60" & 36"x72". Used $100 each. Cash and Carry (352) 795-9855 MOVING Leather recliner, $200. Sleeper couch, $100. (352) 726-7264 MOVING Oak TV Cabinet, $200 (352) 726-7264 Moving Must Sell, liv. rm. tables, lanal furn., bar stools, white wicker furn., paintings, home decorations, casual bdrm. chair, fancy mirrors. (352) 527-6485 Moving Oak Dining Room Set w/ hutch, $500 Oak TV Cabinet, $350. (352) 726-7264 MOVING solid oak rolltop desk, $400. Simmons Twin recliners, $300. (352) 382-5958 OAK DINING ROOM TABLE, 6 chairs, I1 yr old $350 SEWING MACHINE table, white, with draw- ers, $50. (352) 637-9073 or 613-0849 OAK HEADBOARD, footboard, rail, quebn, perfect cond. $160. (352) 628-9833 OFFICE DESK, Approx. 30" wide by 54" long $45 (352) 489-5011 PALE YELLOW sofa & 3 tables, like new, $1500. Sofa, loveseat & 2 tables, tropical, $1200.4 cream color dining rm chairs, like new, $150 ea. Neutral color sleep sofa $250. Patio set, fiberglass, $250. Small cr.ir.a .:.3 ihr-,,l ,loi ,< J .: n3ii .: i00 -rr.-:.r, Provincial bedroom, twin headboards, nightstand & dresser w/mirror, $400. Call for appt to see, (352) 341-8442 or 464-1589 PATIO SET. Table, 4 chairs, umbrella & cushions, $110. Two brass shelves with glass. 21/2'W 6'H, $10 ea. (352) 795-1321 Preowned Mattress Sets from Twin $30; Full $40 Qn $50; Kg $75. 628-0808 Queen Bed, mattress & steel frame, good cond. 2715 Joerae Ct. South Lecanto $35. 746-9422 QUEENSIZE BED and box springs, like new, $150. (352) 794-0201 RECLINER SOFA/ beige $75; Full/Qn.Headboard $65. (352) 563-5386 SOFA Italian Leather, 3 seater, bone color, super cond, $450.., obo (352) 628-9660 SOFA & LOVESEAT, Jewell tones, 2 end tables, 1 coffee table, In good condition. $300 OBO (352) 398-6400 Sofa Bed, pastel colors, good cond. $125. (352) 628-6876 SOFA BED, beige color, $100; Wing back chair rose color, $40. (352) 726-8361 SOFA Blue Floral, 2 matching wing back chairs, exc. $125. (352) 465-4208 SOFA, custom w/ dual recliner, tropical floral pattern $225. (352) 628-5421 Sofa, like new, wood trim,, high back, 6 cushions w/ matching chair, burgundy. $475 La-Z-Boy Recliner, High back, Brown, $50. (352) 489-2350 Swivel rocker, mauve $50. (352) 382-5428 Trundle. Bed, w/ pop up Includes, 2x long twin mattress's $100. (352) 344-4787 WHITE WICKER high back chair w/arms, $25. White wicker telephone table with two shelves, I $10. (352) 344-0648 o WICKER SWING I White $100 obo.Twin .1 Iron beds $50. (352) 795-2825 -I 52" SCAG TURF TIGER, 25HP, exc, cond. 1 owner- home owner, $4,500 (352) 860-1416 . COMMERCIAL MOWER, . 2003, Toro-Z-Master, 52" cut, 700 hrs., asking $5000 OBO. Will consider trade for boat (352) 302-8156 CRAFTSMAN S Spd - Transaxle-Lawn Tractor, 18 HP, twin cylinder, 42" I mower, 3 In 1 converti- ble w/grass catcher $600 (352) 382-0124 Craftsman, Refurbished Tractor and Lawn mower $400. for both, obo 352-613-5237 Craftsman, self propelled commercial - type Mower, built by troy-built, power built eng. like new $400. firm (352) 628-6397 FREE REMOVAL OF Mowers, motorbikes, Cars. ATV's, 628-2084 John Deere Yard Tractor auto w/ mulcher. .1999, $950. (410) 337-7956 LAWN BOY Self propelled new, 2 cycle, $235. Une trimmer, excellent, $45. (352) 746-6624 LAWN TRAILER 32"x42", well built, $60 BIKE, men's 10 speed, 26" wheels, Sears Best (English type) $55 (352) 341-0791 Moving- Wood Chipper, $200. (352) 726-7264 MURRAY RIDING MOWER, 17 HP, 42" cut, auto trans., just serviced $565. cash (352) 726-7362 RIDING MOWER, Snapper Hi-Vac, w/ bagging, mulching & de-thatching capabilities, $525. (352) 860-2971 Roto Tiller brand new cond. 5.5 HP, $475. (352) 628-1823 YARD MAN Hi Wheel, self propelled, 21" mower, 6.5 B&S eng. bag/ mulch, only 12 hrs. - like new, $150 (352) 341-0791 ANGEL TRUMPETS, peach, pink & yellow - one gal. pots, $10 (352)637-2147 BEVERLY HILLS Yard sale 12th & 13th. 25 S. Columbus St. CITRUS SPRINGS Estate Sale, Thurs. May 12, Fri. May 13, 9-? 2411 W. Nautilus Dr off N. Citrus Springs Blvd. HOMOSASSA End of Season Sale 20% off Storewide Through May 28th Tues-Fri 9-5, Sat. 9-1 Paul's Furniture Off Grover Cleviand 628-2306 HOMOSASSA Moving, All new furniture 1/2 price. Thurs, Fri. & Sat. 8-? 6527 W. Heritage Dr. IN SEARCH OF NEWSPAPER CARRIERS Great Way to Earn Extra $$$ *CRYSTAL RIVER *DUNNELLON *PINE RIDGE -CITRUS HILLS *BEVERLY HILLS Early Morning Hours! Stop in at one of the Chronicle offices or call 563-3282 M ! i? CIRus COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE .KEAIVPM LULUKOtU WEDDING DRESS with train, Oleg Casslnl size 10, $700, must see. (352) 341-8442 or (352) 464-1589 Wedding Dress, altered 16, hand beaded detachable cathedral train, paid $1,000. will take $300. obo (352) 628-3659 Wedding Dress, Olegcasslnl White, size 14. short sleeve & train, v neck, illusion medium length vail, $300. (352) 628-1622 Wedding Dress, Sh. Sleeve, sz. 6 w/ train, strapless blue lame . type prome dress $75. ea.(352) 228_-7&51 "WHITE" Metal Detector Classic SUI Pre set coin & ring range, new head set (never used) $175 (352) 637-0883 BURN BARRELS * $8 Each 860-2545 2 Brand new men & women Elite Cruiser Bicycles, paid over $200. ea. asking $150. ea. abo (352) 527-6485 2 FOLD-UP BIKES with case, Dahon, $75 each. (352) 341-8442 or (352) 464-1589. 6 STACKED CHAIRS $3 each MICROWAVE, $35 (352) 344-2059 14 OIL PAINT TUBES, 38 Sml, $40. Two canvasses, new, 24x36 and 24x30, $40 ea. (352) 746-9422 5000 BTU WINDOW AC Unit, brand new $75. (352) 634-0432 1970'S style dark wood buffet, 2 door, nice cond. $100 obo. Delta 10", 12 amp, 2HP radial arm saw & stand, good working cond, $150 obo. (352) 489-4976 3-TON A/C w/remote, suitable for Irg. rm. or clubhouse $400 2 10,000 BTU A/C's $75 each (352)637-3156 50" Hampton Bay Antique Brass Ceiling Fan, new $40. Woodward Chaise Lounge, Chair & 2 18" Glass top tables, Black, $110. (352) 344-8720 Air Conditioners One, 2ton, split unit, runs, $100., One, 2ton mobile home unit, runs $200. (352) 628-5606 BRAND NEW TRAMPOLINE & 14 ct gold earrings loops, also Flea market items, $100 takes all (352) 637-9521 CARPET FACTORY Direct Restretch Clean * Repair Vinyl Tile* Wood (352) 341-0909 (352) 637-2411 CARPET Whole house, excel. cond., light brown up- graded carpet & pad, you pull up. $300. 352-302-8046 CUSTOM GO-CART RD-400 Yamaha eng., 5-spd., looks like straight from Road Warrior movie, very, very fast $600 Lecanto (352) 464-0576 Early American Solid Maple Bureau, 38Lx20Dx46"H, $275. (352) 344-8720 For Sale, Pool Pump & filter, for above ground pool. $200. obo (352) 341-0348 FREEZER Small chest type $40. Chair, $30. (352) 563-5386 FURNITURE like new, John Deere L110 Trac- tor, Stihl trimmer FS-55 (352) 527-8043 GENERATOR Auto. Home standby, 15,000 watts, 12 clrc. still In box. $3200. (352) 746-1356 Genie, Garage Door Opener, chain drive, 3 remotes, $50. (352) 746-4341 GO-CART 5HP Briggs, oversized rear tires, Brand new tires, motor, chain, clutch, $450 Lecanto (352) 464-0576 GOT STUFF? You Cal We Haul CONSIDER IT DONE! Moving.Cleanouts, & Handyman Service Urc. 99900OD665 (352) 302-2902 Heavy Duty Trailer Hitch, Bolt on, fits F150 $75. (352) 628-1823 I WILL REPLACE YOUR LIGHT OR FAN with a fan with light starting at $59.95 Lic#0256991 (352) 422-5000 Large Folding Ping Pong Table, metal, $100. (352) 563-0348 MOVING SALE Comer Computer Center, $85. (352)212-1147 MOVING SALE Dinette set, 4 swivel chairs, exc. cond., $200. Call for Appt. (352) 212-1147 NEED RELIEF? Would you like me to give you money for your equity and pay off your mortgage? Also buying mobiles, houses & land contracts. Call Fred Farnsworth (352) 726-9369, Same adretiU & phone number lasf 31 yedfb N-GAUGE TRAINS Complete setup on board, bldgs., trains, tunnels, too much to list. Cost $1100, Sell $400 860-0666 Oak Entertainment Center, 9 ft.L 6Y4H, lots of shelves, Interlocking units. Glass front ,lighted, $1,150. (352) 746-2084 Oak Vanity, 36", bone marble top, gold faucet, porcelain hand- les, matching 24 x 8 x 28 wall cabinet, excel cond. $150. (352) 344-2321 OLDER IBM COMPUTER, good for word processing, accounting, etc, $70. TV, 23" Admiral, works, $40. (352) 746-2639 OUTSIDE REFRIG. $50; Basketball Hoop $25; (352) 563-0642 SHED, 8x10, Aluminum, Smith Built, ramp; 2yrs old, $850 OBO. (352) 726-0316 SHOWER DOOR 30" Obscure glass, chrome frame,'$25 (352) 795-9344 Shower enclosure and vanity, like new. $90. (352) 795-0678 SOD. ALL TYPES Installed and delivery available.352-302-3363 TAPESTRY RUG 5x8, like new, $75. (352) 637-9073 or 613-0849 TOOLBOX FOR TRUCK, white, 51-1/2" across, $100. 77-1/2" CANOPY BED, black wrought Iron, $50 (352) 341-0787 BROWN LIFT RECLINER Like new, $150 (352) 634-0983 INVACARE Adjustable walker with wheels, and basket $25. obo (352) 621-0802 PORTABLE TOILET, walking cane, 2 arm rails, good cond. Barely used. $35. 746-9422 RASCAL SCOOTER 245 Never used, with new battery, $3,200 NEW, asking $1,250 (352) 564-0398 USED PRIDE JAZZY SCOOTER. Excellent condition, $1800. (352) 637-4279 Complete High End SProfessional 19 piece Drum Set, must see, $4,500. OBO. (352) 563-7017 LESSONS: Piano, Guitar, etc. Crystal River Music. 2520 N. Turkey Oak Dr. (352) 563-2234 ORGAN Good condition, $1,000 (352) 746-3718 PIANO, 1912, needs some work, $300 BALDWIN:PIANO, $200 (352)"726-9571 SPINET PIANO Everettireflnished, tuned, $795. (352) 563-1173 TELE COPY 3 P.U. SSH w/trem, blk, new, $140 (352) 746-6624 2 SOLO FLEXES FOR SALE S$300 FOR BOTH (352) 489-1869 EXERCISE EQUIPMENT - Uke new, Welder Pro 9635, 3-position weight machine, $450; HEALTH RIDER S-3001 Self strider treadmill $350. (352) 527-7035 Gym Quality Leg Press York Barbell asking $400. (410) 337-7956 Pro-form, Cardio Cross Trainer, used twice, $200. (352) 382-2324 3 WHEEL BICYCLE ULike New $200/ abo (352) 726-6997 FABULOUS 94" Blue Marlin Mount, 88" Sail Fish vintage skin mount very collectible and Impressive $595 each. Also 72" Tarpon $395 or trade for firearms of equal value, (352) 422-3461 in C.R. Gun Show May 14 & 15th Ocala City Aud. N.E. 9th St. & N.E. San Chez, Con. weapon permit class (863) 712-1007 Health Rider, like new, paid $500. asking $100. Schwinn Classic Bike, ladles, $50. (352) 726-3205 POOL TABLE 8 ft, 1" Italian Slate, leather pockets, Life Time Warranty. New In crate $1,445. (352) 398-7202 Delivery & Set Up Available SET OF left handed ladles golf clubs, $90. Includes one dozen golf balls, $6. (352) 726-2644 5'X14' UTILITY TRAILER 35001b. axle; 2" deck, ramp, 14" steel sides, w/25" removable wood sides, $800. Uke newly (352) 527-1453 NEW 52"X8FT UTILITY TRAILER, ramp, tongue jack, 2" deck, 3500 lb. axle, $650 (352) 726-0396 BOAT wanted 15' walk through, no motor, cheap, Selil or trade 17' umpflpnoekerY9arn to Plpm (1112) 6 041 MGB/Triumph or 240Z Car NOTICE Pets for Sale In the State of Florida per stature 828.29 all dogs or cats offered for sale are required to be at least 8 weeks of age with a health certificate per Florida Statute. 2 MALE 12-WK OLD PUPS (Pomeranian), health cert. $375 ea. 10-mo. old male Pomeranian, $300 (352) 637-3582 AKC DOBERMAN 14 mos. old. fern. all shots, Warlock bckgrnd. $700. (352) 628-9397 BULL DOG PUPS 11-wks old, $100 each or best offer (352) 563-0272 ENGLISH BULLDOGS AKC 1,800 2,000 (352) 726-9341 Humanitarians of Florida Low Cost Spay & Neuter by Appt. Cat Neutered $15 Cat Spaved,$25 Doa Neutered & Spayed start at $30 (352) 563-2370 KITTENS & CATS All colors, breeds, neutered, shots, tested $80-$125, & Adoptathon 5/14 352-476-6832 PET TAXI & MORE Pet Sitting/Boarding and Pet Photography (352) 344-4540 REG. MINI DACHSHUND PUPS, M/F, H/C, Ready for Mother Day. $300 & up (352) 628-7852 ROTTWEILER PITBULL PUPS, 8-wks, all shots, must see, good looking. $25 to right home. (352) 795-9334 or 257-1498 Sharpei, mix, female, two yrs. old, w/ dog house & kennel $150. (352) 637-2535 NOODLES young/M/F, salt/pepper & black, shots & wormed, avail. now $350/$375 (352) 212-0302 Horse Trailer 2 horse PCM, 7 ft. brand new $2,800 (352) 628-1916 Summer Horse Camp 352-382-5400 WELL MAINTAINED, good health, 2 mares, 1 Arabian, 1 Reg. AQH $2,000 obo 464-0819 JHA Summer Riding Camp & Horses For Sale Mo. Pymts Excepted (352) 563-7017 White, English Rabbits, $25 each White Dove, $15. (352) 527-6872 2 & 3 BEDROOM HOMES Pool, wonderful neigh- borhood. Reasonable. (352) 447-2759 BEVERLY HILLS 1 Bdrm Park Models, furnished. Incls. utilities & cable. Wkly rates start at $150. 352-465-7233 CRYSTAL RIVER Country, Close to Town 2/1 SW, new carpet, part. Furn, $500. 1st, last, & Sec. (352) 637-2973 DW 2 bedroom, $500 up. 1 bedroom, turn. No pets. Details, Homosassa (352) 628-4441 -11111Ual 1985, 14x70 Skyline, excel. cond., new A/C unit, $5500 0B0, will take trades. Call with offer 352-422-3423 1999 HOMES OF MERIT .doublewlde 3/2, 28x54, like new cond. Move to your lot. Asking $39,500 or make offer. (352) 726-4505 1999, BayManor, 3/2 w/ amenities, large master bath w/ garden tub, kitchen Island w/ electric, etched glass display cabinets, laundry Rm, C/H/A, $35,000. Call (352) 726-3835 55+ PARK. TRAILERS FOR SALE OR RENT Upstairs 2BR Apt. (352) 476-4964 or 341-1383 ATTENTION BRAND NEW DOUBLEWIDE Deliver and Set Up $35,900 Includes 10 Year Warranty. Homemart Mobile Homes (352)307-2244 CRYSTAL RIVER Nice 2/2 In park, 60 Ft. $13,000. Carport, shed, CHA. will finance/down payment 352-344-8550 Divorce Forces Sale New 3/2 on 1/2 Acre Jackson St. Call (727) 967-4230 Job Transfer, "Must Sell[" New 3/2 on 3/4 Acre on Wildfire Lane Call: (352) 302-3126 LAND & HOME 1/2 acre homesite country setting. 3 bedroom, 2 bath New Home with warranty. Driveway, deck, stainless steel appliance pkg. Must see, only $518.45/mo WAC. CALL 352-621-9181 LOOKING FOR A NEW HOME? We have 8 homes set up and ready for Immediate occupancy. Prices from $69,900 to $109,900, All homes are up to $20,000 under appraised value, Must see before you buy anywhere else, Taylor Made Homes 352-621-9182 REPOS AVAILABLE In your area, Coll today, Ready to ..I.wmite DUNNELLON DW 3/2 Priv, fenced, 15 MIn. from Ocala. $800/mo 1st, Ist. sec. 344-5234 DW 27'X64' 3 BR.2 BA. Roomy, Gorgeous, & Clean. Landcaped, Huge oaks. $129,900. Parsley Real Estate (352) 726-2628 '04 New 3/2/2 Concrete Stucco Homes 1806 sq. ft. own at $895. down and $625. mo. No credit needed 1-800-350-8532 Beautiful 3/2 on 1/2 acre In great school district. $2,000 and $650 mo, (352) 795-6085 BIG BEAUTIFUL 4/2 with FP, Den, Fenced yard 1.25 acres. Payments under $650.00. WAC Call 1-800-870-0233 More to choose From. OWNER MUST SELL! New 3 bedroom, 2 bath on 1/2 acre. Great warranty, the best construction, quiet, nice lot, great location, deck & driveway $2,000 down $579.68/mo. W.A.C. 352-621-0119 1985 TRAILER 2 bedroom, 2 bath Inverness (352) 726-3922 2/2 PALM DW in 55+ OakPond Pk Inverness Screen rm, ceiling fans, laundry rm, carport, Handicap access. Club house, pool, fishpond, Park fee Incl. wtr, sewer, trash disp $44,500 Call 352-344-5535 INGLIS 55+ Park, 2/2 fully fur- nished single w/ piano, $19,500. (352) 447-0507 in&gi,1992, 14x70 MH w/ 14x21 scr porch & Jacuzzi tub, 2 car carport, exc. cond, ceramic tile firs & carport, 10x16 shed w/ attached 8x16 open shed. Additional 8x8 building, $20,000. (354) 447-1883 (352) 302-2332 Mfg. Home In Upscale Rental Park. Light spa- clous rms; 2/2 split plan; Porch faces woods & small pond; Winter resi- dents require turn-key sale. 352-563-0282 eves, or before 8 A.M. PALM HARBOR in 55+ 2/2, 1400 sq.ft. New AC, roof, paint refrig, blinds in 2004. Exc. condition. $59,900. See to appre- clate. 352-628-4216 TOP-OF-THE-LINE Lake view, 5 rm, bath, W/D, Insulated FL rm. Unique layout. Fairy garden, $19,500. (518) 692-7298 Classified Ads from 575 through 660 are sorted by town names to assist you in your search for rental property. Property Management & Investment Group, Inc. Ucensed R.E. Broker )- Property & Comm. Assoc. Mgmt. Is our only Business > Res.& Vac. Rental Specialists )- Condo & Home owner Assoc. Mgmt. Robbie Anderson LCAM, Realtor 352-628-5600 info@arooertv manaamentgroup. com FLORAL CITY Lakefront 1BR, Wkly/Mo No Pets. (352) 344-1025 '04 New 3/2/2 Concrete Stucco Homes 1806 sq. ft. own at $895. down and $625. me. No credit needed 1-800-350-8532 BEST VALUE IN C. R.I LOST LAKE APTS Studio & 1 bdrm. Quiet & Secure. No pets Sr. Disc. 352-795-5050. Crystal Palms Apts 1& 2 Bdrm Easy Terms. Crystal River. 564-0882 EXCEPTIONAL AFFORDABLE HOUSING 2 bedroom handi- capped accessible available now, Reserved for Persons or families 62 years of age or older handicapped or disabled. Rent starting at $360. Please call Ventura Village (362) 637-6349 CRYSTAL RIVER Nice 2/1 duplex, Newly remodeled. $450/mo. + security: 352-527-3887 352-563-2727 HOMOSASSA SPRINGS 2/1, attractive, modern Irg. master BR w/walk In closets, tiled floors, fenced yard, paved deck, 800-709-8555 INGLIS VILLAS Newly Renovated* Affordable Rental Apartments 1, 2,& 3 bedroom, available Immediately. Rent is based on your Incomell Located on SR40 one block East of US 19, Only 7 minutes from Crystal River!! M W F 2PM 5PM T TH 10AM 7PM (352)447-0106 Equal Housing Opportunity INVERNESS 1/1 clean quiet area. $375+ 1st, last, sec. 352-464-4440 Crystal Palms Apts 1& 2 Bdrm Easy Terms. Crystal River. 564-0882 4 UNITS FOR LEASE 1000 sq.f. each. In Pine Ridge, Beveriy Hills Call 856-234-4684 ' Approx. 1000 sq ft Warehouse. Prime Location.$700 mo. Additional Office Avail. for an extra $400.mo. Call Kristi. (352) 634-0129 AFFORDABLE MAY-JAN Comm. pool. C.R. 2/1Y2s; Cit. Hills 2/2; Homosassa 2/2. All furnished., River Links Realty 628-1616/800-488-5184 CITRUS HILLS 2/2, Outstanding Community, $750 mo. (352) 527-0593 CITRUS HILLS LG. 2/2 Country Club, carport. golf; htd'pool, $725/mo. (561) 213-8229 HOMOSASSA Villa In Sugarmill Woods, 2/2, small pets ok. Security deposit & 1st mo required. $725 mo. Turn Key Realty Group (352) 382-5263 INVERNESS 1/1, Royal Oaks all amenities, Including pool & club house. $600 Mo., 1st, last, sec. Mike Smallrldge 302-7406 INVERNESS 2/2.5, pool, boat launch, no smoke/pets $675. (352) 746-3944 INVERNESS 2/2.5, waterfront, $700 mo.(352) 860-2554 INVERNESS 2/2/1 W/D, all amentles Including pool & club- house No pets $800 mo. 1st, last, sec. (352) 637-2086 400-0797 PELICAN COVE 2/2/2 beautifully deco- rated, comply. furn., FP, Jacuzzi, pool, tennis, utilities, pest cant. yard maint. dock & more. Shrt/long term. $1500 (352) 875-4427 SUGARMILL WOODS Desirable 3/2 Villa in the Hammocks, many extras, malint free, comm. pool, $1,100 me Call Karen (352) 422-1858 CRYSTAL RIVER 1/1, Unfurn. $550 ma. Utll. Inc. Contact Kristi (352) 634-0129 CRYSTAL RIVER 2/2 CHA, utll rm.Trash Incl. $475.382-1344/422-0284 Furnished w/ Lake View 55+, No pets. $440. ma. + electric & gas. $125. cleaning dep. 352-726-2225 Daily/Weekly Monthly a- Efficiency $600-$1800/mo. Maintenance Services Available Assurance Property Management 352-726-0662 BEVERLY HILLS 2/1 Fl. rm. CHA, g. util,l. rm. 27 S, Jefferson St $675+ + Sec. 727-463-1804 CITRUS COUNTY Water froni & Nont Watoer Font : I, F. ,, 11,i ,j from .5' U .1 .i'.i no, Conto K tstl (Mlog)69.0111g CITRUS HILLS 2/2 Ig. Fam. Rm. encl. Fl. rm. Caged pool, avail 5/1 Shawn McIntosh $1,100 mo. Avail Now. 352-746-4821 INVERNESS GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB 3/2/2 fireplace. 2700 sq. ft. living. $1,000 month (727) 647-3741 Nature Cost CRYSTAL RIVER 2/2/2 overlooking golf course $1,000 2/1/1 on 2Ac. $795 2/1 $400; 1/1.5 Furn $650 Ask for Evelyn or Janice 352-795-0021 BEVERLY HILLS 2/1, Fl. Rm. w/ sofa bed, located In beautiful area,. $800 mo. + sec. now avail 352-613-3095 BEVERLY HILLS 319 S. Tyler 2/1.5/1 newly renovated + new carpet, tile & SS appliances, Inc. lawn Malnt., some util., great neighborhood, 1st Last Sec, $900 Furn, $850. Unf. Call (352) 564-0040 HOMOSASSA 1/1, 1/2 acre lot, fenced, small dog ok, scr porch, $475mo, Furn. (352) 563-2096 HOMOSASSA Mod 3/2 on 1 ac. Close to shopping, handicap access. Pets ok. $700mo (352) 799-5200 INVERNESS Beautiful 3/2/1 In Quiet Area Fully Furnished. Move right In Great Fenced Yard w/Gazebo $1000. per month Avail 5/15 Call 813-273-8982 or gotourhome.com INVERNESS Plush 2/2, pool, W/D, No pets/smoking. $775Mo., +1st,last. (352) 726-3130 CRYSTAL RIVER 2/2 W/golf course Vista. Spac. Lawn+ H20 Incl. $900/mo +Sec 795-6282 BEVERLY HILLS 2/1/1 All tiled, new kit. $675. mo lst.lst. $500. sec. Avail 6/3 (727) 540-9436 BEVERLY HILLS 2/2/1, CHA, new carpet/paint, $680. mo., no smoking/pets (352) 400-4275 BEVERLY HILLS 319 S. Tyler 2/1.5/1 newly renovated + new carpet, tile & SS appliances, Inc. lawn Maint., some until great neighborhood, 1st Last Sec, $900 Furn, $850. Unf. Call (352) 564-0040 BEVERLY HILLS Cute 1/1, CH/A, (352) 341-8451 BRAND NEW. Custom 3/2/2, Cit. Spgs $1000. River Links Realty 628-1616/800-488-5184 C.Riv 3/2-1/2/2 1317 Paradise Ave. Sea wall, $1,200 795-1865 CITRUS HILLS 3/2/2 Terra Vista $1800 3/2/2 Laurel Rdg $1300 Townhomes & Condos 2/2/1 Brentwood $900 2/2 Citrus Hills $850 Greenbriar Rentals, Inc. (352) 746-5921 CITRUS SPRINGS 2 bed/1 bath/ Carport New paint, Carpet Close to Entrance $650/mo. 1st, last, Sec. (352) 637-2973 CRYSTAL RIVER Two-2 Bedroom Homes with Garage, $700 & $725 monthly, No pets 1st, last & Sec. Owner/ Agent, 352-795-3842 L/M Dunnellon 3 & 4 Bdrm. Homes on Rainbow Rvr. or Lake Rouseau. Furn. 2 bdrms. also avail, short term Ruth Bacon 9-2 Mon Fri Only (352) 489-4949 Larson Realty C-2 Rental c= Houses i:=. HERNANDO 3/3, bring your mother- I n-law, dog & boat, $950 mo. 1st, last, sec. (352) 422-8656 IMMACULATE open plan unfurn 2/2 w/cov. boat slip. Chaz, $925. River ULinks Realty 628-1616/800-488-5184 INVERNESS Highlands 3/2/2, w/ pool, W/D, $1,100. mo. everything updated. Call (352) 746-5969 Magnolia Village Lecanto, FL Grand Opening! The wait is overt n u - Terra Vista Estates 2/2/2 w/ den $1,100. mo Please Call: (352) 341-3330 For more info. or visit the web at: citrusvillages rentals.com C.Riv 3/2-'/2/2 1317 Paradise Ave. Sea wall, $1,200 795-1865 CHASSAHOWITZKA. Furnished mobile on canal. Boat slip. $800 (352) 382-1000 CRYSTAL RIVER Immaculate Waterfront Pool Home, 2/3 bdrms., 2 bath. Seawall, dock avail. $1,250 mo. No smoking, 6 mos. mln. (352) 795-0102 CRYSTAL RIVER Modern waterfront 2/1 / den, deck, laundry, furn, dock, avail Imed. (352) 795-9563 HOMOSASSA Furn. 2 bdrm 2 bath stilt house on Homosassa River. C/H/A, boat dock. 813-299-8142 IMMACULATE open plan unfurn 2/2 w/cov. boat slip. Chaz, $925. River ULinks Realty 628-1616/800-488-51,84 LUXURY WATERFRONT APTS. 1/1 $625/month Includes trash & water. 1st, last & security. No pets: Avail, now. 352-563-5004 PELICAN COVE 2/2/2 beautifully deco- rated, comply. turn., FP, Jacuzzi, pool, tennis, utilities, pest cont. yard maint. dock & more. Shrt/long term. $1500 (352) 875-4427 LECANTO Roommate wanted All util. Inc. Private Room & bath, $300 mo. (352) 634-1581 HOMOSASSA Furn. Cable color TV, large yard, kit. priv's., $90/week. 628-5244 AFFORDABLE MAY-JAN Comm. pool. C.R. 2/1 Y; Cit. Hills 2/2; Homosassa 2/2. All furnished. River ULinks Realty 628-1616/800-488-5184 BEVERLY HILLS 2/1/1, Furn. Wkly start- ing at $350 Agent/ owner. (352) 634-3864 PELICAN COVE 2/2/2 beautifully deco- rated, comply. turn., FP, Jacuzzi, pool, tennis, utilities, pest cont. yard maint, dock & more. Shrt/Iong term. $1500 (352) 875-4427 FLORIDA KEYS 2/2 stilt home located on a canal w/ boat dock. Privacy Plus. For website and Info call: 419-872-1231 FT MYERS BEACH 2/2 Ranch Style Home w/ pool, spa, waterfall enclosed In a screened lanal, steps to the beach. For website and Info call: 419-872-1231 NC Mountain Retreat. Rafting & waterfalls grannysquirrel.com $650 wk, (352) 726-3258. EOUAt HOUSINe OPPORTUNITY "MR CITRUS COUNTY" ALAN NUSSO BROKER Associate Real Estate Sales Exit Realty Leaders (352) 422-6956 DONNA HUNTER Realtor Buying or Selling Homes and Acreage Covering Citrus County from the Gulf to the Lakesi Paradise Realty & Investment (352) 422-4235 PINE RIDGE ESTATES Roomy 2/2/2/ w lanai & pool on 1 acre $262,000 727 243-1531 ZERO DOWN LOANS Homes priced from $80,000 to $450,000 in your area qualify. Consumer Hotline tells how you can buy a home with up to 100% Financing. FREE Prerecorded message, call: 1-800-233-9558x1005 FL Household Mtg Corp. A Mtg Brkr Business wo WOW! It really pays to work for th ^^^ ^^^ T /\ . .__ .c ., ., ^ ^ ^JCl I N CLE^^ WICiiBONI(diE3u L CLASSIFIED WEDNESDAY, MAY 11, 2004 19C 3/2/2, newly remod- eled, lots of extras. Some furn. neg. Fenced yard. Above ground *-pool. $159,900 EXIT REALTY Cell (352) 464-1352 4/2/2, .1/2 acre, golf LEADERS course, caged pool, FP, 2,450 sf, IlIv. Price Christi reduced to $237,000. Doll '352-489-0824 or Dollo 352-586-6190 (by appt.) f' j Realtori i CITRUS REALTY GROUP Email: dollhouses@hotmail.com isi (352) 302-4046 3.9% Listing (852) 527-1112 5 Beverly Hills Blvd. Full Servlce/MLS Bevery Hills, FL Why Pay More??? No Hidden Fees OPEN HOUSE 20+Yrs. Experience Saturday Call & Compare 5/14/05 10:30-3:30 $150+Mllllon SOLDIII ost ate Please Call for Details, 0 'Listings & Home .. "I-g- '1 Market Analysis INVERNESS RON & KARNA NEITZ BROKERS/REALTORS 4085 S. Big Al Pt. CITRUS REALTY GROUP Inverness (352)795-0060. QUIET& PEACEFUL3ON DEAD END STREET, this W2widen has New 3/2 Concrete lotsol file & wood floring. Soaring Block Homes, cathedral ceilings & brick faced 5 models & floor plans wood burning fire place. 2452 Sq. to chose from.$500 Ft, of livingspace. Screened lanai Down. $690 mo Call: with large hot tub over looks a (352) 895-7909 SEE Inverness $239,00 (352) 622-2460 Builder 4 Bedrooms, 2.5 1 Baths, 2 car garage, call Cindy Blxier with den and pool on 352A13-136L living space. $254,000 EX862RB Craven Realty, Inc Call for directions. 352-726-1515 S'04 New 3/2/2 Concrete Stucco Homes ACROPOLIS MORTGAGE 1806 sq. ft. own at $895. *Good Credit down and $625. mo. *Bad Credit/No Credit No credit needed *Lower Rates I-800-350-8532 *Purchase/ Refinance 4/2/3, Pool Home Fast Closings with scm. lanai, and , Free Call 888-443-4733 many upgrades, 1+ many upgrades, 1+ acres, fully landscaped. AMERICA'S CHOICE $329,900 MORTGAGE (352) 746-2137 Low Fixed Rated No Income Check CITRUS REALTY GROUP Up to 100% Financing 3.9% Listing Call (352) 795-3500 3.9% Listing Full Service/MLS SOLUTIONS FOR- Why Pay More??? O 'SOLUTIONSFR No Hiden Fees AMIY HO UYRT 20+Yrs. Experience FAMILY FIRST Call & Compare MORTGAGE $150+Mllllon SOLDIII Competitive Rates ! 4 Fast Pre-Approvals Please Call for Details, By Phone. Listings & Home .+ Slow Credit Ok. Market Analysis .Purchase/Ref. SFHA, VA, and RON & KARNA NEIIZ Conventional. BROKERS/REALTORS SDown Payment c CITRUS REALTY GROUP Assistance. (352)795-0060. Mobile Homes Call for Details! Don't Horse Around! (352) 563-2661o . Lic. Mortgage Lender F : ....... .. Call Diana Wlllms : '" A Pine Ridge Resident REALTOR 352-422-0540 4 UNITS FOR LEASE 352-726-1515 1000 sq.ft. each. In Pine . Ridge, Beverly Hills RUSS Call 856-234-4684 LINSTROM Citrus Springs Vacant Lots, Doubles, oversized well located. From $28,000. (352) 477-0352 INCOME PROPERTY For Sale: Mobile Home Park $72,000 annual Income. Well maintained, attractive, all units are rented. 1Y Acre lot avail, to be built on. (727) 943-8249 "PRICED TO SELL" RelocaJing $179,900 Immaculate 2004, 4/2/2 (352) 489-8234 Cell (603) 785-7338 C=JIlml 20C WEDNESDAY, MAY 11, 2004 BS.BMIB~f~ 3j~H d~iI *-^*-rn-^^" ^^^^^^^^^m^^^ '04 New 3/2/2 Concrete Stucco Homes 1806 sq. ft. own at $895. down & $625. mo. No credit needed 1-800-350-8532 /2/1-1/2 1,916 SQ.FT. under roof, hurricane shutters, vaulted cell- Ings, eat-in kit., fam. 3/1, Scr. Rm 88 S. Jefferson, By Owner, $89,000. 352-746-4673/464-2514 3/2/2 Country Kitchen, Scr. Rm, Oak Wood Village, $169,900. (352) 527-8189 (352) 302-3408 BEVERLY HILLS 2bed/1bath/Igar Florida Rm plus Large Screened Room New Paint, Carpet Quiet Street $82,900. obo (352) 637-2973 CITRUS REALTY GROUP 3.9% Listing Full Service/MLS. Why Pay More??? No Hidden Fees 20+Yrs. Experience Call & Compare $150+Mllllon SOLDIII Very Nice 3/1 CHA Updated bath & kit. cabinets w/breakfast bar, dbl. pane windows LR & Fam. rm. $98,500 (352) 746-1645, after 5. Windsor Model 2/1V2/1, newer section, walk to library, Ig. corner lot, cathedral ceilings, many upgrades, as Is $115,000. 352-527-8750 CITRUS REALTY GROUP 3.9% Listing Full Servlce/MLS Why Pay More??? No Hidden Fees 20+Yrs. Experience Call & Compare $150+Mllllon SOLDII Please Call for Details,. Listings & Home Market Analysis RON& KARNA NEITZ BROKERS/REALTORS CITRUS REALTY GROUP (352)795-0060. CRYSTAL OAKS 4/3/2 Caged Pool End of quiet cul-de-sac Beautifully landscaped $239,900 (352) 746-7970lon SOLDIII Please Call for Details, Listings & Home Market Analysis RON & ARNA NEITZ BROKERS/REALTORS CITRUS REALTY GROUP (352)795-0060. 3/2/2 POOL HOME 1 acre, secluded area, like new condition. $259,000. 1124 W. Pearson St. (352) 527-8879 CANTERBURY LAKE ESTATES Reducedll Pool home, 3/2/2, gated community. Social membership to Citrus Hills Golf & Country Club. Screened In lanal, Irg. tiled floors, gas ap- pliances, Irg. breakfast nook, Security system, many more upgrades $267,900 (352) 344-5646 Emerald Estates, 2800 sq. ft. 3/3/2 pool home on park-like acre. Lrg. kit. w/Island, corian tops, F/P, Irg. master suite w/sitting rm., formal D/Rm., office & many more amenities. $354, 900 352-527-7035 LINDA WOLFERTZ Broker/Owner HAMPTON SQUARE REALTY, INC. Ilndaw@ tampabay.rr.com 800-522-1882 (352) 746-1888 OAKS GOLF COURSE 2800 SQ.FT., 4/2.5/2, pool home on 4th tee, Ig. home with LR, FR, + home theatre, upgrad- ed kitchen, Ig. master suite, formal Dr, lots of tile, oversized garage, numerous upgrades throughout, $439,900. (352) 527-1766 WAYNE CORMIER Here To Help! Visit: waynecormier.com (352) 382-4500 (352) 422-0751 Gate House Realty 2002 3/2/1, 1356 living area, 1860 total sq.ft. 1/4 acre. Nice neigh- borhood $135,000 obo (352) 344-9928 or (352) 422-6902 A lovely country style Jim Walters home, The Rldgemont." The property is just over an acre & zoned agri- cultural, so bring your animals. This 3/2 was built In 2000. This Is a charmer, so hurry MMA0160 $140,000 Mark Augustsson .. ERA American Realty & Inv. 352-697-3328 BEAUTIFUL 4/3 Pool, Ranch, Block home on 3.7 acres. Close to town yet privacy galore 20x20 work shop w/attached 4-bay carport, 2-stall barn, horses OK. 3900 S. William Ave $359,000 (352) 726-5015 CITRUS REALTY GROUP 3.9% Listing Full Servlce/MLS Why Pay More??? No Hidden Fees 20+Yrs. Experience Call & Compare $150+Mllllon SOLDIII m6re upgrades. (727) 560-0005 3/2/2 FOXWOOD eat-in kit, formal dining, upgraded appliances, new tile/carpet. Owner Is Agent. Bender Realty $169,900 (352) 302-2726 ESTATE HOME S. Fltzpatrick Ave, 1/1 custom built 1993. Exc. cond. $89,900 firm. (352) 637-4279 Wlthlacoochee Forest. 28x32 out building, $249,900. (352) 302-3401 JACKIE WATSON Sales Associate J.W. Morton, R.E., Inc 726-6668 637-4904 NICE, 3/2V2 In quiet area. Ranch style, Y2ac. 1,965 sf living area, 2913 sf under roof., Asking $210,000 For appt. (352) 344-1409 SELL YOUR HOME Place a Civonlcle Classified ad 6 Aines, 30 days $49.50 Call 726-1441 563-5966 Non-Refuncable Private Party Only (Sorrse r.-estircllons May appi/) SEVEN LAKES 4 Bd/21 Ba. .64 acres, comp. remod. Move in ready, $249,900. (352) 637-6592, after 6pmr (352) 726-7505. Licensed R.E. Broker *" w21r10:1, -Tm^w a" Steve & Joyce Johnson Realtors Johnson & Johnson Team Call us for all your real estate needs. Investors, ask about tax-deferred exchanges. ERA American Realty and Investments (352) 795-3144 CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONIC CLASSIFIED BY OWNER, 3 BEDRM $$ SOLD $$ CBS, many upgrades, SELLERS DO YOU flrepl., Cent H/A, close WANT to town, fenced, TOP DOLLAR 1- lots, $124,900 (352) 212-4835 FAST? Park Uke8 AC. M orL CallMeNow 2002 Palm Harbor 4+/ 21h/2. Close to Rock Crusher Canyon. $199,000 for fast solel 352-228-9790 Deborah Infantine EXIT REALTY LEADERS (352) 302-8046 3/2/4 fireplace, large '04 New 3/2/2 Concrete great rm. 2,050 sq. ft. Stucco Homes Sun porch, fans, I acre, 1806 sq. ft. own at $895. never flooded, Cathe- down and $625. mo, dral ceiling & fruit trees. No credit needed $174,900. 352-564-9698 1-800-350-8532 S"MR CITRUS COU, " Ucensed R.E. Broker * Waterfront, Golf Investment, Vacant Land and Relocation * Citrus, Marion and ' Hernando, . HeCall for free CMA Bernadette Carithers al. Realtor (R) 352-628-2954 352-628-5500 AR NL SSO bcarither@aol.com ALAN NU "Here to Help you BROKER Through the Process" Associatek years old, custom built, (352) 422-6956 3/2/2, Screened porch, beautifully landscaped. ARBOR LAKES. Elegant A must see @ $234,900 3/2, tile floors, upgrades (352) 621-4661 galore; lanal, Inground spa, fenced back yard; fabulous rear view; club Home 2BR, 2BA Scr. house, pool, dock. 2231 SFtate. UNDERLAY K. WOOD, GRI We're Growing Visit us at our nell new carpetslocation: 7655 W. Gulf to Lake Hwy, #8 (next to FOR SALE BY OWNER Manatee Lanes in the Home 2BR, 2BA, Scr. (352) 795-9335 porch, sprinkler, ales Li. Class $249. 2231 SQ.Ff. UNDER AIR 3/2/2 screen In pool,N Firepl., deep green belt enclosed lanal, work- shop, 219 Lnder Circle $277,000 (32) 382-170800 3/2/2 MOVE-IN COND. MRhele Rose All new carpets, paint "Simply Put- 3.9%and tle floors. New I'll Work Harder" Fulappl's. 3 siders to lanal 352-212-5097S 02 roof & ACy More???57,900 thorn@atlantic.net No3ddeFees52) 382-3059 Craven Realty, Inc 3/2/2 recently updat- 352-726-1515 ed, large gar, 14 x 30 3572 cage Cool, WB fire REAL ESTATE CLASSES place, new wood floor, Now Enrolling 6/7/05 new kit., new tile baths, Sales Lic. Class 249.fied fenced yard, deep RN NEITZ-BS,MBA private greenbelt, BROKER/INSTRUCTOR some furn., 2 riain to 19; CITRUS REAL ESTATE 98 & 2atkkwy. $229,000 SCHOOL, INC. CITRUS REALTY GROUP ViAcLMTNDon WAYNE V M toad (CORMIER 352) 637-6200 3.9% Listing- .... i...... .... .. Full Service/MLS Why Pay More??? No Hidden Fees 20+Yrs. Experience Producer $150+Mllion SOLDill Please Call for Details, Usfings & Home Market Analysis Realtor My Goal is Satisfied RON & KARNA NEIIZ Customers BROKERS/REALTORS * CITRUS REALTY GROUP REALTY ONE l WAYNE Ou.-tdig ,Results CORMIER (352) 637-6200_ S WANT RESULTS Call me! (352) 613-3503 Here To Helpi Realty 352-613-3503 11- . -- I HOME FOR SALE On Your Lot, $92,900. 3/2/1, w/ Laundry Atkinson Construction 352-637-4138 Uc,# CBC059685 We're Selling Citrus!! NO Transaction fees to the Buyer or Seller. Call Today Craven Realty, Inc. (352) 726-1515 -I-AW Over 3,000 home and property listings at FLORAL CITY, 3/2, 110' x 155' Lot, Lake front, 2 kitchens, city water, storage, & work sheds, 2 covered docks, boathouse, fenced, sprinkler system, fishpond, aviary. Quiet, safe area, Illness forces Sale $209,000 Call for appt. (352) 464-1185 GULF ACCESS, deep canal to river. 2000+ sq.ft. 2-3 bdrms, 2 bath, heated pool, hot tub& much more. $279,000 (352) 628-5297 KINGS BAY DR. & SW 1ST AVE. 3/2'/2, 212 car garage, 3700+ sq.ft. under roof,, 150' seawall & dock. No bridges. $675,000. Call for appt. (352) 795-4301 or 352-634-1061 LET OUR OFFICE GUIDE YOU ! .. r. Plantation Realty, Inc. (352) 795-0784 Cell 422-7925 Lisa VanDeboe Broker L----------- - Licensed R.E. Broker w Leading Indep. Real Estate Comp. - Citrus, Marion, Pasco and Hernando a Waterfront, Golf, .. , Relocate bon at sp, Excep. People..., Except'nal Properties, Corporatech appffice 352-628-5500 wwwExceptsilvekinwater propernt condes.com Randy Rand/t the slands.Broker PELICAN COVE CONDO sell2/2, privately boat slip, Screened porch, appi's. INVEST. OPPORTUNITY. (352) 208-5978 WATERFRONT CONDO Exceptional water- front condo with dock at the Islands. Completely remod- eled Would like to sell privately before listing with R/E agent. 1600 sq feet of Beautiful Florida living Call 352-563-0107. $248,000. WHY RENT ?? No down payment housing available. Plantation Realty, Inc. MARY WAGNER Realtor/LiU, Mtg. Banker Cell 697-0435 WE BUY HOUSES & LOTS Any Area or Cond. 1-800-884-1282 or 352-257-1202 I BUY LAND. 5 or more acre parcels on paved roadroad (high & dry) and 1 acre parcels In Citrus Hills. Call Paul (352) 527-7977 TOP $$$ PAID FOR Mobiles w/land, houses & promissory notes. Any location or condition. Call Fred Famsworth (352) 726-9369 WE BUY HOUSES Any situation Including SINKHOLE. Cash, quick closing. 352-596-7448 WE BUY HOUSES CaSh........Fast I 352-637-2973 1 homesold.com Need Dial-up CITRUS .COU N T Y CHKONICLE k : "- :r : : .' " : ,. ' ^ ; ; .:' ... : ;: V ,' i "' .- *t' ., :': .: 5' ; .* '.x ^ . :'- : ''^ .: ^ *^ 1 ,l-: .. '-- ,.., .- f:.... = 1 -:.,- ;: ". ' ; *.:- -. . . .. .. . .... .:,,- .: ..r ):- '^ .", ;:.. , ; ,,, :; .. .1.- .... ... ...ti ' - '~ -.---- Genral me~handie ites only two.iemspe ad.-3ads pe.houshold-pr year privae part.only ~- -_ ..__.--* .- General merchandise items only, two items per ad, 3 ads per household per year, private party only. All ads are prepaid and nonrefundable. 563-5966 or 726-1441 L- I F mowj%... . PINE RIDGE 1.25 Acre Lot $94,900. 352-527-1239 PINE RIDGE ESTATES 2.75 acre corner lot, horses allowed, 3400 N. Pony Dr., Beverly Hills $192,500. Dave, (847) 212-4373 PINE RIDGE Lot Wayne & Buffalo $99,900. Axelwood & Buck- wheat $99,900. (203) 948-6653 -t - GORGEOUS 10.8 AC. on HWY 19, N of Inglis. Great local, yet se- cluded, peaceful, natu- ral beauty. Short drive to gulf, flshing/boatlng. $220,000. 813-300-9682 c=fo uSl I to the Internet 563-6363 Building Lots In inverness Highlands, River Lakes & Crystal River. From $16,900. Call Ted at (7729 .91 .-50n 0 AKE IKM..I, LUUUIIIU high and dry, stream, excellent location, $80K (561) 588-7868 10 ACRES, Lecanto, wooded, homes only. Possible owner finance. Withlacoochee Forest access $275,000 (352) 212-9522 2V2 ACRES, Squirrel Tree Ave. Lecanto. Homes only. Lg trees, Very wooded, 2 miles'to Pine Ridge, Publix, Walgreens. Bank, Terra Vista & BIk Diamond, $159,000.(352) 527-8054 lot, -f:. or rill .. irr. ar ,- r, .I : r. lo ar ". L:o..;7-: Lop -*'NA' O (352)344-0011 Five Beautiful Wooded Acres, near Barge Canal & Greenway area, high & dry. $175.k (352) 564-4598 PINE RIDGE ESTATES 1 2 acre corner lot Very wooded. On Princewood Street S$101K Tim, (303) 960-8453 f Lot Wanted or -A- -A- I Acre with woods, $5000-$8000 cash HURRICANE (352) 422-3441 DECK BOATS 13 Models m17' to 26' SWEETWATER 34 ft. BOAT TRAILER 15 Models Galvanized steel, adjustable bunks, ad- 16' to 26' justable triple axle, ***** $2,000. obo 352-726-2302, 726-3046 CITRUS COUNTY'S 1999 Evinrude, 8hp, 4 BEST SERVICE stroke, runs excellent, AND $700 OBO. AND (352) 628-2539 SELECTION 16HP GO DEVIL Galvanized, tack, low hrs., like new, $2,200 Crystal River (352) 344-3918 Marine 5'2hp JOHNSON, (352) 795-2597 exc. cond. $400 obo. 18HP Evinrude, exc Open 7 Days cond. $650 obo.POT (352) 795-0415 or PONTOON 613-2141 20', w/ trailer, 60hp Mariner, Newly rebuilt NEW 8'x8' PONTOON only 8hrs, $4,000. BOAT Bimlni Canvas, (352) 422-0657 $195. Used Bimini Frame, PONTOON BOAT $125. with upper level, all (352) 465-0054 aluminum, changing rm. with Port- O-Let, live OUTBOARD MOTOR well, depth finder, large '04, Honda, 2HP, canvas bimlni tops on 4-stroke, less than 20 hrs front & rear. 2003, 90hp running time, extra prop 2 cycle Yamaha with & stand, $650 obo hydraulic Jack plate, (352) 527-2294 electric tilt,$10,500 obo Call 344-3444 wk 344-3084 after 5pm PONTOON BOAT 1994,18', 40HP Force 2001 trailer, extras, 0000 $4000. (352) 628-0173 THREE RIVERS or 613-0929. MARINE PROLINE MARINE '89, 23FT cuddy, twin '99 130HP Yamaha's, all -_______ elec. + more. Alum. trailer w/SS brakes, A-1 cond. Asking $19,500 Days, 352-637-3001 We need Clean PROLINE used Boats '95 w/traller, '88 John- NO FEES !! son Motor, BIm top, ra- AREAS LARGEST dio, Just serviced, exc. SELECTION $7,900. (352) 341-5788 OF CLEAN PRE RANGER 1996, 17', Johnson 70hp, OWNED BOATS exc cond, motor guide, U. S. Highway 19 trailer, totally equlpt, Crystal River $5,300. (352) 208-4473 S 563-5510 RENKEN 18ff. Bass Boat, w/gal. '88 20FT I/O, walk trail., solid, wide shal- aroundcuddy, trailer, all.,i soild, WIde, h1 IUI .$3 000 (352) 726-4490 low draft, new parts $3,000 (352) 7264490 $600. also Evinrude SEABREEZE V4,115HP, outboard, 16' trl-hull, BMTR, 60HP good compression Johnson exc. cond. SS $400. 465-6121 prop, many extras, $3500 obo. 9.9 Yamaha AIRBOAT 4 stroke, nearly new, Fiberglass, 12', 350 $900. (352) 344-3983 3 blade, rake, polymer, runs ground $3950/obo SEASWIRL 352-344-3374 '96, 21ft. cuddy cabin, 150 Johnson Ocean BAYLINE runner motor, 1 owner, ,1996 16' Capri, 75 Merc boat, motor & trailer. Force Outboard, trol- $11,000. (352) 563-2298 ling mtr, Bimini, radio, SILVERTON fishing platforms with FUN BOATI 1987, 34 Ft., chairs, covers, galv. trir, runs great $25,000 OBO spare tire, other extras (352) 249-6982 or Excellent cond., always 249-6324 garaged $6,000 obo SPORTSCRAFT (352) 637-2053 SPORTSCRAFT '85, Project Boat, 16ft. BLUE CANOE Inboard, outboard & 17FT, fiberglass, flat trailer. $350. stern, 2 paddles, 2 life 795-4882 cushions, $400 STARCRAFT (352) 637-5538 '00, 14 x 48, alum. Jon BOSTON WHALER Boat, 9.9 merc, w/ 17' Montauk 2000, 100 trailer, live well, hrs on 90HP Merc OB. like new, $3,500. FG hull, red bim.top. (352) 564-9261 $17k/obo. 352-746-0529 SUN TRACKER BOSTON WHALER PONTOON BOAT 1978, 15', Sport, 1998 2004, 21' Party barge 40 hp Johnsson, console, w/traller. Radio/CD plyr. runs & looks great,- All alum. Mooring cvr. $5,000 OBO 60HP Merc. Big foot. (352) 795-0014 Exc. $15,300. (352) 382-2805/256-426-1553 CARAVELLE WELLCRAFT NOVA 2001, 18', center 21' Deep V, cuddy, 188 console, 90 Yam, 70hrs, Merc I/O, runs great. Blm top, 1 owner, Exc. Trailer, One owner. At Cond, Easy alum. tr. Pete's Pier. $5,000 OBO $12,500(352) 382-7329 (352)854-4588 CAROLINA SKIFF WELLCRAFT 14 Ft., wide model, '85, 21ft. Scarab, Ski 20 HP motor & trailer Boat, new tinted wind- w/extras.. $1900 shield, new gages, (352) 628-9859 Inboard, outboard, Cell (352) 586-7549 tandem trailer, needs engine. $2,950. obo CARVER 1-352-861-8060 27' Cabin Cruiser w/10' Beam, Great week ender or fishing boat, $13,000 (352) 621-3839 CASH$CASH$CASH$ ALLEGRO We Buy Boats 1999 32', hydraulic jack, Motors & Trailers! 29k ml. 454 Chevy. (352)795-9995 No pets or smoking. (352) 400-0114 $40,995. (352) 465-6827 CASH$CASH$CASH CARRI-LITE HAPA1993 28FT, 5th wheel, CHAPARRAL slide out, awning, many 1988, 224. Cuddy cabin extras, Exc. cond.- w/twin 90HP Evinrude $1 1,900 (352) 726-2917 outboard. GPS, trailer. $6800. 352-563-0312 CHEVY '89, Van, Class C, only INFLATABLE 80k ml., refrig., stove, Hard bottom, 10 ft. sink, shower, toilet 10 Never'used, w/title, disc. Alawa CD player, $750 obo. (352) two beds, must sell. 795-0415 or 613-2141 $4,500. (352) 613-5290 Here To Help! Visit: waynecormler.com (352) 382-4500 (352) 422-0751 Gate House Realty HOMOSASSA RIVER 165', SEAWALL, DOCK Impact fees paid. Central water. Blue water. $199,500. Make offer, (352) 628-7913 3 LOTS AVAILABLE 1/2 acre each. Side by side In beautiful upscale Bay Meadows subd. Only minutes from Inverness $42,900 ea. Call (352) 726-7122, 218x200 lot In Emerald Estates on Easy St. $69,900. 422-7836 CITRUS SPRINGS Beautiful bldg. lots. $29,500. Golf crs. & 1/ac also..(352) 527-1765 CITRUS SPRINGS LOT 1 blk off Elkam, 2 ml. from Pine Ridge CC, 3 mi. from Schools. $30,000 563-5449/634-1676 CITRUS SPRINGS LOTS Corner, Double & Single lots, all great locations, $31k double lots $60k the more you buy.the cheaper the price, well below market. visit to view lot locations, call 954-465-0056 Citrus Springs Vacant Lots, Doubles, oversized well located, From $28,000. (352) 477-0352 HOMOSASSA LOTS (352) 628-7024 cltruscountylots.com INGLIS Nice 1 Ac, no Impact fees, city water, $21,000 OBO 352-697-2145 Multi Family Residential Colby & Carter St. Alt Key 689244 $32,000. (352) 563-2558 or (352) 422-4824 SUGARMILL WOODS. EXTRA WIDE LOT, 140x120, new houses, $79,900. (352) 302-2055 WAYNE CORMIER CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE HIDEAWAY 8, Slide In Camper, w/ AC, self contained, very clean, $2,750. (352) 628-2559 PACE ARROW 1998 36' slide, hyd Jacks, 38K ml. 460 Ford, Blue Ox hitch, $42,000 obo. (352) 621-4607 Reese Adjustable Trailer Hitch sway bar, capable w/ 2 5/16' ball, $150. (352) 489-2098 6 2005 FRANKUN 5TH wheel, 2 bedroom, 3 axle, 3 elec. slides, ful- ly loaded, $31,900. OBO. (727) 642-2536 COACHMAN 2000, Catallne Lite, 26 Ft., awning, air, self contained, $8,500 (352) 527-8374 COLEMAN POPUP 2003 Monterey Grand Tour elite. Sips 8 2 king beds, dinette, 2 popouts, swing galley toilet, In/out stoves, elec. brakes, pwr. lift sys. $11,500. (352) 382-2805/ 256-426-1553 TERRY 1995, 26FT, air, awning, microwave, bullt In stereo, Queensize bed, exc.. cond. $6,800 obo (352) 382-2272 WILDERNESS 1995, 22FT, A/C, micro- wave, new awning, fully self cont. Sleeps 6 $5,800. (352) 344-4579 1 9 3 SETS OF RIMS (4) 15x8 American Racing chrome $250 (4) 15x7 factory Toyota for truck, $200. (4) 16.5x9.5 8-lug white spoke, $100. (352) 382-5055 4 10" SPEAKERS 2 speaker boxes, 2 amplifiers, 1 CD player, 1 power capacitor, with all wiring, $250 obo (352) 344-1428 CHEVROLET MOTOR 350 4 bolt, 4 barrel carb. less than 30 k ml., $300. (352) 344-1485 Enkel RS6, Rims 17 x 7 5 Lug w/ Tires, 205/40/17 $600. obo (352) 476-3110 LEER TOPPER, Fiberglass, very clean, 87" long, $250 (352) 628-2769 ATV + ATC USED PARTS Buy-Sell-Trade ATV, ATC Gocarts, 12-5pm Dave's USA (352) 628-2084 CONSIGNMENT USA CASH OR CONSIGN 98% Sales Success No Fee to Seller 909 44W&US19-airport 212-3041 FREE REMOVAL OF Mowers, motorbikes,. 32O-.O2O.AO9 NEW YORKER v6, auto, ac, runs great, very clean $1500.00 or best offer 352-398-6948 S01 CHRYSLER SEBRING CONV. LXI. Red, $13,888 Call Richard 726-1238 '02 DODGE Intrepid, loaded, sliver, $8,288. Call Richard 726-1238 I - _ '02 MERC. SABLE LS, 22K, Ithr. White, $10,988 Call Richard 726-1238 '04 Hyundai Elantra, All pwr. Green. $9,888 Call Richard 726-1238 '05 CHEVY CAV. 13k ml. Great on gas. Red. $10,988. Call Richard 726-1238 '98 BUICK LESABRE 57000M sa Fi rTop..$7,995 '00 CHRYSLER CONCORDE LX I Lea ,Loed, OwanC e... $7,995 '02 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX V6, 4 OR, Low Miles, Red....$9,995 '01 BUICK LESABRE PsslutedumI.......$9,995 MANY MORE IN STOCK ALL UNDER WARRANTY ACURA 1998 TL 3.2, 4 dr, clean, V.G, cond. Grg kept. Well maintained. 87K. New exhaust & starter, green w/leather uphol- stery, Affordable luxury, $9795. 352-746-5456 ALTIMA 1994, 154K, 5 speed, sunroof, runs great, asking $2,150. (352) 795-3450 BUICK 1993, Century, V6, new tires & battery, 30mpg, 52K miles, mint cond. (352) 795-7285 BUICK '96, Park Ave., all leather, all elect, excel. cond, $5,600. low ml. (352) 586-7140 CADILLAC 1990 Brougham 4 dr. Garage kept, $2500. (352) 726-8838 CADILLAC 1995 Concourse 4 dr. Garage kept. 75,000 ml. $6500. (352) 726-8838 CADILLAC 1995, Loaded,125K ml. New tires, brakes, etc. Mint condtlon. $5,000 (352) 746-4703 CADILLAC 1998, Sedan Deville, white/burgundy, 91 K ml. Good cond, $6,800 (352) 382-5309 CHEVROLET 2001 Impala, Red, exc. cond. On-Star, keyless entry, 80k, $8250 (352) 382-7927/382-7928 CHEVROLET '91 Camaro RS, new fires, exhaust. system, starter. Cold air, 25 mpg. 305, 5-spd. $2,500 obo (352) 341-5992 CHRYSLER 1983 convertible. Fully loaded, $550 obo. (352) 564-1845 CHRYSLER 2003; PT Cruiser, GT, one owner, 2.4, 220 HP turbo, auto stick, 17" wheels, white. looks new 23k ml. $14,800. (352) 628-6256 CREDIT REBUILDERS t6 the THE PATH (Rescue Mission for Men Women & SChildren) at (352) 527-6500 FORD '00, Mustang GT, excel. cond. 56k ml., loaded $12,950. (352) 794-4147 or 302-8733 FORD '02, Escort SE, loaded, under 18k miles, $7,000. (352) 637-1123 FORD 1993 Festiva, 5-spd., 38mpg, A/C, exc. condo $1,800 (352) 637-3179 FORD 1993 Tauris, runs & looks good, first $975 Call (352) 637-5394 HONDA '00, Accord Ex, Coupe, 2.3 VTEC, auto, 74k ml. fully loaded, CD, $10,500. (352) 746-7729 KIA 2000 Sportage, good cond., $5,500 obo (352) 726-7765 '00 Dodge Dakota Club Car, Silver $10,988 Call Richard 726-1238 '02 CHRYSLER PT Great on gas. Silver, $8,988 Cal Richard 726-1238 '98 Dodge Ram Quad SLT, silver, $10,488 Call Richard 726-1238 AVALANCHE 2004 13,500 ml, $29000 FIRM sunburst orange, xm sat., bug shield, ss side steps, tint wind., no plastic. 352-560-7109 Im- LEXUS ES300 1996, loaded, sunroof, elec. seat, leather, CD player. Exc. family car $8,700. (352) 422-2293 Lincoln 1990, Towncar, 140k ml. clean, runs great, needs some work, $2,200. obo 628-5311 LINCOLN 1995, Mark 8, beautiful condition, power everything, $4,400. (352) 220-8158 LINCOLN 2001 Town Car, loaded, 30,000 miles. Cloth top. LUke new. $16,995. (352) 382-0399 MERCURY '01 Grand Marquis, mint cond. very low miles, completely loaded. $11,500. (352)465-9005 MERCURY 02, Sable, leather, loaded $11500 PONTIAC 04, Grand Am, loaded, $12,900. (352) 220-8547 MERCURY '98, Grand Marquis, LS,. fully loaded, very good cond. $5,500. obo (352) 613-5776 MERCURY '99 Marquis, 4-dr. Loaded. Very clean,' $6,300 (352) 344-1444 (305) 968-0088 OLDSMOBILE 1987 Delta 88, 4-dr.,,V-6 1 owner, garaged, 65K, mint cond. All new dealer updated $2,300 (352) 637-9073 OLDSMOBILE '93, Cutlas, supreme, 2DR Ice cold air, runs & looks great. $1,599. PLYMOUTH '93, Voyager, mini van, Ice cold air, looks & drive great $1,899. '87, Pickup, 4 DR, dually, brand new paint job, runs excel. $4,599. (352) 225-1161 PONTIAC 1994 Grand Am. 4 dr, auto, AC, 4 cyl,. 122K ml Runs excellent, $1900 (352) 628-2279 PONTIAC 1998 Sunfire, 97,800 ml., great shape, $3,000 (352) 344-4665 PT CRUISER 2001, Ltd. Edition, red, 39K ml., auto, fully load- ed, moon roof, dual ex- haust, mint cond., new tires. Must see to appreciate, $10,500 352-344-3084 TOYOTA '01, Camry LE, beautiful cond., well equipped, garage kept, non smoker, single owner. $13,500. (352) 465-3260 TOYOTA Corolla, '96, 4 dr. Engine only 39K. Car restored nice. $2450 obo: (352) 564-0040 or 795-3196 A CLASSIC CAR WANTED Will travel, Cash waiting (407) 957-6957 CHEVROLET 1953, Pick Up, needs restoring, runs, $1,500. (352) 422-6661 CORVETTE 350 1974, 4spd., great shape, blue w/bik. Int. must seel $9,500 obo. (352) 422-7836 FORD T BIRD 1977, 1 owner, 80,000 org. ml, exc cond, many extras $1,500. 527-3656 cell 476-6926 THUNDERBIRD 1964, Landau, partially restored, some assem- bly reaulred. $6.000. TOYOTA '01 Highlander, like new, 42,000 ml. Leather Int. s10o F-. BIG TRUCK SALE WE FINANCE MOST CONSIGNMENT USA 909 Rt44&US19 Airport 564-1212 or 212-3041 CHEVROLET 1983, Pickup, 78K orig. ml. Runs strong. Minor body damage. $1,200 OBO 560-6100 CHEVROLET 1993 S10 Tahoe, tan w/ white topper, 4.3 V6 auto, am/fm/cd, tow hitch, looks & runs great, $2,500. (352) 637-2067 CHEVROLET 1993, Pickup, 4x4, $2,495 (352) 726-9260 CHEVY '95, S10, new cust. paint, full ext, fiber glass topper, 6 12" subs. cust. lowered, 5 sp. A/C, runs perfect, $4,500.obo (352) 400-1737 DODGE '00, Dakota, ext. cab, XM radio, good cond. newer fires, $9,500. (352) 637-0108 DODGE '00, IRam SLT 1500 P/U, Quad Cab, V-8, excel. cond., 53K ml, $11,900 352-344-5488 DODGE 04, Ram, SLT1 500, 20 tires, V8, two tone, blue/silver, 10K $17,000. (352) 628-7888 (352) 382-7888 DODGE 1998, Ram Ext. Cab Sport, tow pkg., nerf bars, $10,999 (352) 220-4543 DODGE 1998. Ram, King Cab 3/4 ton, 5.9L V8, Fresh tune up, new flow master duels, new tires & brakes, Sharp Truck, $9,000,(352) 527-3656 (352) 476-6926 DODGE '98, SLT, ext. cab, V8, auto, tow pack. cold AC, runs excel, high ml. $6,800. (352) 628-3609 FORD 1983 F150. 6 cylinder, 300 automatic, Good work truck. $800, (352) 795-6746 FORD 1989 F-150 LARIAT 5.0 eng., runs exc. tool boxes, ext.cab, camper reader, (352) 220-3834 FORD* 1996 F-150 XLT, ext. cab, long wheel base, 4x4, good shape, topper, tow pkg. New tires & brakes, $5,895 Steve ' (352) 489-1890 FORD '93, Ranger, 2300 engine, 5 speed, $2,000. (352) 795-8904 FORD '97, F-250, Supercab XL 4 x4, 7,3 Diesel, 127k, AC, PS, AT, LB, Cruise, $11,000., 352-746-4023 NISSAN 2001 Frontier. 4 dr king cab, leather Int. 6 CD player, sunroof, extras. 1-owner. Excel. $14,800 obo. (352) 465-7996'VY BLAZER 2002, exc. cond, very low ml. Garage kept. $10,500/oabo (352) 746-7970 CHEVY EQUINOX LT 2005 7000 ml, $22,000 OBO, power every- thing, cruise, CD, Black. (352) 307-4091 FORD EXPLORER '02 Sport, 2-dr, 22K, loaded, leather, moon roof, under warr, Lady owner, like new In & out, first $14,750 Pine Ridge (352) 476-7448 ISUZU 1998 Rodeo, 4 dr. New tires. $2800 obo. (352) 726-7143 or (352) 726-8838 C(HEVRULEl 1998, Venture, mechanic special, blown head gasket, super body, $2,500. (352) 232-3521 DODGE 1998, Grand Caravan, exc. cond, new fires, 100,000 ml, $6,000. Call Between 5 & 8pm Only (352) 382-4729 FORD 1994 Aerostar XL van, new fires, brakes, exhaust, $1,500 obo (352) 637-3333 NISSAN QUEST 2000, 84k Miles, Alloy Wheels, $9,500. Silver, Video System, Great Shape. (352) 302-9761 ANV + ATC USED PARTS Buy-Sell-Trade ATV, ATC, Go-carts 12-5pm Dave's USA (352) 628-2084 KAWASAKI Lakota Sport 300 2001, 4 stroke, bought new In 2003, approx. 40 hrs use. $2500 obo, Exc. cond. (352) 489-4976 MOTO 4, Yamaha, 80cc, $500 OBO (352) 228-9132 POLARIS 500 Scrambler, 2001, AWD, 4 stroke, yellow/blk. Uke new. Must see. $4,500 (352) 422-7836 1993 HARLEY DAVIDSON FATBOY 43000 miles, $14,500.00 obo Many extras. Call 352-303-0829 'MR CITRUS COUNT ALAN NUSSO BROKER Associate Real Estate Sales Exit Realty Leaders (352) 422-6956 FOR PARTS HONDA 1984, Magna, 700cc, Asking $375 HONDA 1976, Supersport, 550cc, Asking $350. (352) 746-4610 HARLEY DAVIDSON 2000, adult owned, garage kept, wife's bike won't ride, lots of extras $5,850 (352) 860-1596 HARLEY- DAVIDSON 2001, Heritage Softall Classic, 229 Org. miles, champagne red, many extras, mint cont. $15,800. (352) 726-0230 CHEVROLET 1992, S10 Blazer, 4.3 liter, cold AC, runs great, 120K Asking, $2,950.(352) 220-2010 CHEVROLET 86, S10 Blazer, 2.8 L .new 31x105 tires, $1,600 (352) 621-3840 CHEVY 1992 S10 Blazer, 4 dr. Garage kept. New fires. 75,000 ml. $4200 (352) 726-8838 DODGE 1500 01, 4 x 4, auto Trans, all leather, V8, quad cab, tow pack, real clean, one owner, short bed 352628-4964, 212-1822 DODGE RAM 1500 4X4 2000 Sport w/ 20' chrome wheels dual exhaust w/ stainless steel runners & rails UneX bed liner lots of options. 45000 miles. Retails $23,300, Want $19,500. After 6pm 352-522-1811 JEEP WRANGLER 1987, 4x4, 6-cyl., very clean & nice, new top, mon veros S o4.0 713"-U025 WrN PUBLIC NOTICE APPLICATION NO.: .2005-0383 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 1997 DESCRIPTION OF PROP- ERTY: CRYSTAL MANOR UNIT 2 PB 8 PG 112 LOTS 12 & 13 BLK 71 NAME IN WHICH AS- SESSED: RONALD J MITCHELL AND ROGER R MITCHELL14-0525 WCRN PUBLIC NOTICE APPLICATION NO.: 2005-038989 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 1997 DESCRIPTION OF PROP- ERTY: OAK KNOLL UN- REC SUB LOT 12 FUR- THER DESC IN OR BK 258 PG 386 & OR BK 843 PG 741 NAME IN WHICH AS- SESSED: DIANNA F AL- M15-0525 WCRN PUBLICNOTICE APPLICATION NO.: 2005-0-1002 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 1997 DESCRIPTION OF PROP- ERTY: PARCEL B OF LOT 36 BLOCK B OF CRYSTAL RIVER VILLAGE UNREC DESC AS: COM AT SW COR OF SEC 26-18S-17E, TH S 89 DEG 51M 23 S E AL S LN OF SEC 26, 1018.99 FT TO POB., TH S 89 DEG 51M 23 S E AL S LN 138.41 FT, TH N 0 DEG 22M 1S W 315.91 FT TO PT ON S R/W LN OF RD DESC IN OR BK 404 PG 424, TH N 89 DEG 43M 11S W AL R/W LN 138.42 FT, TH S 0 DEG 22M 1S E 316.24 FT TO POD DESC IN OR BK 1046 PG 1090 NAME IN WHICH AS- SESSED: GULF SOUTH- cmMooryces suance, the description of the property, and the names in which it was assessed are as follows: CERTIFICATE NO: 97-7540 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 1997 DESCRIPTION OF PROP- ERTY: INVERNESS HGLDS WEST PB BK 5 PG 19 LOT 21 BLK 411 DESC IN OR BK 547 PG 393 NAME IN WHICH AS- SESSED: CHARLES CAN- TILENA. F; Published four (4) times in the Citrus County Chronicle, May 4, 11, 18, and 25, 2005. 724-0525 WCRN- PUBUC NOTICE APPLICATION NO.: 2005-059654 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 1997 HARLEY DAVIDSON 2003, Dyna Police Special, $13,600. Neg. Hurry Won't Last Long 352-586-7645 HARLEY DAVIDSON Blue1979 Sportster, 14,500 ml. Windshield, saddle bags, Buddy seat. Asking $4,150. (352) 586-9498 HARLEY DAVIDSON Electragillde, 1989 1340 Motor, 42K ml., $7,900 (352) 382-5822 HONDA '88 Shadow 800, windshield & 2 helmets, $1,500 obo (352) 637-7120 HONDA CR 125 '99, new tires, Renthal Bars, Procircult pipe, . trail pipe. Call John (352) 746-4521 HONDA Goldwing Interstate 1200 cc, '84, 39K mi. Stereo, cruise, $2,450 (352) 746-1117 HONDA GW '83, Aspencade, 33k ml.. looks & runs great $2,895. (352) 382-1740 SUZUKI '05 Boulevard, C-50, 800cc 700 ml. loaded, under warr. New cond. $7,550 (352) 726-6351 SUZUKI 2002 VL1500 LC Intruder blue & silver, mint cond. 400 ml. $7,900 obo (352) 527-8555 SUZUKI '96 Katana 23K ml. Yoshlmura exhaust, runs strong, $2,500 (352) 726-4710 302-4310 SUZUKI RM80 2001 TROPICAL MOTORSPORTS $1500. 352-628-1098 YAMAHA 01 Scooter, XC125, Rida, windshield & stor- age trunk. $2,000. obo 628-9074 YAMAHA 1979 SR 500. Kick start 22K miles. $675 (352) 344-4025 CIO ERN CONSTRUCTION16-0525 WCRN PUBLIC NOTICE APPLICATION NO.: 2005-040-5432 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 1997 DESCRIPTION OF PROP- ERTY: SUGARMILL WOODS CYPRESS VLG LOT 2 BLK 92 DESC IN OR BK 781 PG 1570 & OR BK 802 PG 1082 NAME IN WHICH AS- SESSED: SHERRY A STANLEY, TRUSTEE17-0525 WCRN PUBLIC NOTICE APPLICATION NO.: 2005-0-6518 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 1997 DESCRIPTION OF PROP- ERTY: INVERNESS HGLDS UNIT 9 LOTS 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, 56, 57 & 58 BLK 157 DESC IN OR BK 100 PG 517 NAME IN WHICH AS- SESSED: JOSEPHINE D ROMANO Said property being in the County of Citrus, State of Florida. Unless such certificate shall be redeemed according to law, the property described in such certificate shall be sold to the highest bidder at the courthouse in Invemess,18-0525 WCRN PUBLIC NOTICE APPLICATION NO.: 2005-042 NOTICE OF APPLICATION .FOR TAX DEED NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV- EN: NATIONS BANK AS ASSIGNEE AND WARREN H SCHOENFISCH the holder bf the following certificate has filed said cer- tificate for a tax deed to be issued thereon. The certifi- cate number and year of is- suance, the description of the property, and the names in which it was assessed are as follows: CERTIFICATE NO: 97-7225 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 1997 DESCRIPTION OF PROP- ERTY: HICKORY HILL RETS UNIT 2 LOT 11 BLK 7 DESC IN OR BK 424 PG 817 & DC IN OR BK 694 PG 1550 NAME IN WHICH AS- SESSED: ARTHUR DEGLER19-0525 WCRN PUBLIC NOTICE APPLICATION NO.: 2005-0- APPLICATION NO.: 2005-055-6661 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 1997 DESCRIPTION OF PROP- ERTY: INVERNESS ACRES UNIT 2 PB 6 PG 52 LOTS 17 & 18 BLK 6 DESC IN OR BK 352 PG 367, OR BK 919 PG 831 & OR BK 920 PG 664 NAME IN WHICH AS- SESSED: FIRST NATIONAL21-0525 WCRN PUBUC NOTICE APPLICATION NO.: 2005-0-6664 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 1997 DESCRIPTION OF PROP- ERTY: INVERNESS ACRES UNIT 2 AKA INVERNESS VLG UNIT 2 LOT 14 BLK22-0525 WCRN PUBLIC NOTICE APPLICATION NO.: 2005-0-6742 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 1997 DESCRIPTION OF PROP- ERTY: INVERNESS ACRES UNIT 2 AKA INVERNESS VLG UNIT 2 LOTS 13 & 14 BLK 27 DESC IN OR BK" 811 PG 330 NAME IN WHICH AS- SS, en June 8, 2005 at 9:30 A.M. Dated this 8th day of April, 2005. BETTY STRIFLER Clerklof the Circuit Court Citrus County, Florida" By: Bonnie Tenney, Tax Deed Clerk Published four (4) times in the Citrus County Chronicle, May 4, 11, 18, and 25, 2005. 723-0525 WCRN PUBLIC NOTICE APPLICATION NO.: 2005-0656 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 1997 DESCRIPTION OF PROP- ERTY: INVERNESS ACRES UNIT 2 AKA INVERNESS VLG UNIT 2 LOT 24 DESCRIPTION OF PROP-- ERTY: INVERNESS ACRES UNIT 2 AKA INVERNESS VLG UNIT 2 LOT 13,I25-0525 WCRN PUBLIC NOTICE APPLICATION NO.: 2005-060-2702 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 1999 DESCRIPTION OF PROP- ERTY: CITRUS SPRINGS UNIT 3 PLAT BK 5 PG 116 LOT 10 BLK 269 DESC IN OR BK 683 PG 545 NAME IN WHICH AS- SESSED: WALTER J BAT- TERSBY26-0525 WCRN PUBLIC NOTICE APPLICATION NO.: 2005-017 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 1999 DESCRIPTION OF PROP- ERTY: CITRUS SPGS UNIT 3 PLAT BK 5 PG 116 LOT 727-0525 WCRN PUBLIC NOTICE APPLICATION NO.: 2005-018 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 1999 DESCRIPTION OF PROP- ERTY: CITRUS SPGS UNIT 3 PLAT BK 5 PG 116 LOT 828-0525 WCRN PUBUC NOTICE APPLICATION NO.: 2005-06319 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 1999 DESCRIPTION OF PROP- ERTY: CITRUS SPGS UNIT CLASSIFIED Friends of the Nature Coast Volunteer Center Did you enjoy your high school prom and want to "do it again"? Or did you miss your prom and want to . .<, experience the "magic"? Friday, May 13 7:30 to 11 p.m.. SCitrus Hills Golf & SCountry Club Light refreshments & cash bar 40's, 50's and 60's music Ticket $25 per person are on sale at all Citrus County Brannen Banks, NCVC .... and Key Center Foundation. C Call NCVC at 527-5430 or ............______..______.. ____. 527-5423 for ticket information. PUBLIC NOTICE APPLICATION NO.: 2005-06420 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 1999 DESCRIPTION OF PROP- ERTY: CITRUS SPRINGS UNIT 3 PLAT BK 5 PG 116 LOT 17 BLK 279 DESCR IN OR BK 531 PG 244 NAME IN WHICH AS- SESSED: JOSEPHINE L FROV30-0525 WCRN PUBUC NOTICE APPLICATION NO.: 2005-065 NOTICE OF APPUCATION67 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 1999 DESCRIPTION OF PROP- ERTY: CITRUS SPRINGS UNIT 3 PB 5 PG 116 LOT 12 BLK 309 DESCR IN OR BK 547 PG 192 NAME IN WHICH AS- SESSED: TERRASA PALIN PEREGR31-0525 WCRN PUBLIC NOTICE APPLICATION NO.: 2005-066.: 98-3822 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 1998 DESCRIPTION OF PROP- ERTY: CITRUS SPRINGS .- UNIT 17 LOT 4 BLK 1208 DESCR IN OR BK 555 PG 1414 NAME IN WHICH AS- SESSED: EMILE E , CORTBAWI AND LILY E CORTBAWI32-0525 WCRN PUBUC NOTICE APPLICATION NO.: 2005-0-3544 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 1999 DESCRIPTION OF PROP- ERTY: CITRUS SPRINGS UNIT 10 LOT 2 BLK 840 - DESCR IN OR BK 544 PG " 362 NAME IN WHICH AS- SESSED: FRAMROZE M KARANI AND PHEROZA , MADON KARANI : st 9:30 A.M. Dated this 8th day of April, 2005. BETTY STRIFLER Clerk of the Circuit Court Citrus County, Florida By: Bonnie Tenney, Tax Deed Clerk Published four (4) times in 3 PB 5 PG 116 LOT 15 BLK 279 NAME IN WHICH AS- SESSED: ROBERT AL29-0525 WCRN-- the Citrus County Chronicle, May 4, 11, 18. and 25, 2005. 733-0525 WCRN " PUBUC NOTICE APPLICATION NO.: 2005-0: 01-9099 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 2001 DESCRIPTION OF PROP- ERTY: FLORA DALE PB 4 PG 78 LOT 14 BLK A NAME IN WHICH AS- SESSED: NADINE WADE Said property being in the County of Citrus, State of Florida. Unless such certificate shall CITRUS CouNTY (FL) CHRONICLE34-0525 WCRN Pifil rNrTInCr APPLICATION NO.: 2005-069-8579 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 1999 DESCRIPTION OF PROP- ERTY: KEATINGS PARK N 1/2 OF LOT 12 BLK 6 DESC IN OR BK 778 PG 1683 548 defending on how fast the PDRB moves through the agenda. 1. Said hearing shall be for the purpose of considering a Conditional Use request. 2. All persons desiring to be heard, to speak for or against, may be heard. CU-04-15 Danny G. Sandlin Is requesting a Conditional Use to allow for the construction of multifamily resi- dences In an MDR, Medium Density Residential District, pursuant to Section '4625, Medium Density Residential District, of the Citrus County Land Development Code (LDC). The request is for property lying in: Section 31, Township 18 South, Range 18 East: more specifically, Pine Tree Homesites. Lots 22, 23, 24, and 25, and Pine Tree Villa Unrecorded, Lots 15 and 16, which are locat- ed on N. Conant Avenue, Crystal River. Florida. (Crys- tal River Area) (A complete legal description Is on file in the Department of Development Services Office.) Land Use Designation: MDR. Medium Density Residen- tial District. Information regarding the Land Devel6pment Code or Comprehensive Plan is available on the Internet at S (Click on the Community Development link). All persons desiring to become a party to the proceedings may submit a "request to in- tervene' pursuant to procedure's arid Development Review Board. ,Citrus County, Florida ,Published two (2) times In the Citrus County Chronicle, :May 3, and 11, 2005. 744-0511 WCRN Notice of Action LaSalle National Bank etc. vs. Cynthia Davldson, et al PUBLIC NOTICE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR- CITRUS COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO: 2005-CA-1658 MORTGAGELOAN ASSET BACKED NOTES, SERIES 1999-3, Plaintiff, vs. CYNTHIA DAVIDSON: UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF CYNTHIA DAVIDSON: UNKNOWN TENANT I; UNKNOWN TENANT II; MARY ANNE NABET; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF MARY ANNE NABET; SETTLORS/BENEFICIARIES OF THE MARY -ANNE NABET REVOCABLE TRUST DATED DECEMBER 16, 1991, and any unknown heirs, devisees, grantees, creditors, and other unknown persons or unknown spouses claiming by, through and under any of the above-narned Defendants, Defendants. NOTICE OF ACTION TO: SETTLORS/BENEFICIARIES OF THE MARY ANNE NABET REVOCABLE TRUST DATED DECEMBER 16, 1991 ADDRESS UNKNOWN LAST KNOWN ADDRESS STATED, CURRENT RESIDENCE UNKNOWN And any unknown heirs, devisees, grantees, creditors and other unknown persons or unknown spouses claim- ing by, through and under the above-named De- fendant(s), If deceased or whose last known addresses are unknown. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action to foreclose Mortgage covering the following real and personal property described as follows, to-wit: Lot 29, Block 417, CITRUS SPRINGS UNIT 6, according to the map or plat thereof as recorded In Plat Book 5, Page(s) 133, Public Records of Citrus County, Florida has been filed against ypu. In accordance with the Americans With Disabilities Act, persons with disabilities needing a special accommo- dation to participate In this proceeding should contact Court Administration at 110 N. Apopka Avenue, Inver- ness, Florida 32650, telephone (352) 726-8500, not later than seven (7) days prior to the proceeding. If hearing -impaired, (TDD) 1-800-955-8771, or Voice (V) 1-800-955- 8770. via Florida Relay Service. Betty Strifier CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT (COURT SEAL) . By: -s- Marcia A. Michel Deputy Clerk Published two (2) times in the Citrus County Chronicle, May 4, and 11, 2005. B&H 223683 544-0511 TU/WCRN PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the following public hear- ing will be held by: The Citrus County Planning and Development Review Board (PDRB) on May 19, 2005, at 9:00 AM In the Lecanto Government Buildlng, 3600 West Sovereign Path, Room 166, Lecanto, Florida. Please note that the PDRB meeting beginams at 9:00 AM. The actual time that a particular Bitem Is discussed will vary demanding on how fast the PDRB moves through the agenda. 1. Said hearing shall be for the purpose of considering a Variance request. 2. All persons desiring to be heard, to speak for or NAME IN WHICH AS- SESSED: HENRY W PRO- PHETTER AND SARAH R PROPHET. To place your Legal Advertising in Chronicle call 563-3266 For more Information about this application please contact a Planner at the Department of Development Services (352) 527-5239. Chairman Planning and Development Rbview Board Citrus County, Florida Published two (2) times in the Citrus County Chronicle, May 3, and 11, 2005. 546-0511 TU/WCRN PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the following public hooar Ing will be held by: The Citrus County Planning and Development Review Board (PDRB) on May 19, 2005, at 9:00 AM In thl Lecanto Government Building, 3600 WosI Sovertilgn Path, Room 166, Lecanto, Florlda, Peae.nfl 01 Jhtl ith PDRB meeting begIns at 9:00,AM. The actual lm 101 a particular item Is discuss wilLmt laPeqndIt g alt how fast theP DRB movesihjrgL ltrgndog against, may be heard. V-05-37 Gary and Unda Thomas is requesting a Vari- ance from the Citrus County Land Development Code (LDC). This request is to allow for the construction of a swimming pool and deck addition to an existing single family residence exceeding the allowed impervious surface ratio pursuant to Section 4654, Impervious Sur- face Requirements, and Table 4-5 of the LDC. The re- quest Is for property lying in: Section 15 Township 19 South, Range 17 East; more specifically. Lot 6 of Crystal River Highlands Unit Two; as recorded in Plat Book 12 Page 12, which property is located at 2346 South Stonebrook Drive. Homosasso. Florida. [Homosassa Area). (A complete legal description Is on file in the Department of Development Services Office.) Land Use Designation: LDR*, Low Density Residential District (mobile homes allowed) on the Atlas of the LDC and LDR on the Gene-alized Future Land Use Map of the Comprehensive Plan. Information regarding the Land Development Code or Comprehensive Plan is available on the Internet at httD://wwwbocc.ciltrusil41anta,-05-34 Gregg E. Vanaman Is requesting a Variance from the Citrus County Land Development Code (LDC). This request is to allow for an after-the fact vari- ance from the required paved-parking, pursuant to Section 4230, Off-Street Parking and Loading, of the LDC. The request is for property lying in: Section 22, Township 19 South, Range 17 East; more specifically, Lot 12 Homosassa Industrial Park; which property Is locat- ed at 8863 West Tradeways Court, Homosassa, Florida. (Homosassa Area). (A complete legal description is on file In the Department of Development Services Of- fice.) Land Use Designation: IND, Industrial District, on both the Atlas Map and the Generalized Future Land Use Map,42-051 T-05-35 Helen P. Courville Is requesting a Variance from the Citrus County Land Development Code (LDC). This request Is to allow for less than the required 10-foot minimum distance between adjacent buildings on the same parcel pursuant to Section 4245, Building Setback Requirements, of the LDC. The request Is for property lying In: Section 36, Township 19 South, Range 17 East; more specifically, a Valid Unrecorded Subdivl-. sion; which address Is known as 6224 West NIelsen Court, Homosasso, Florida. (Homosassa Area) (A com- plete legal description Is on file In the Department of Development Services Office.) Land Use Designation: RUR*, Rural Residential, mobile homes permitted,. (352) 341-6565, at least two days before the meeting. If you are hearing or speech Impaired, use the TDD tel- ephone (352) 341-6580. For more Information about this application please contact a Planner aof the Department of Development Services (352) 527-6239. Chairman Planning and Development Reviel Board Cltrus County, Florlda Publisthd two (2) tlmen in the Citrus County Chronicle, May 3, nond 1 T00), 646-0611 TU/WCRN PUBLIC NOTICE NOTl- c II rbY t flVH N hiat the felobWilg public heoar Ing will 1_ he^ t b ',i ,', M," -v i'fri, 0 19 0 AM in the =-! < i l i. . n I l .,j n e . I. .. h e l O l fvitti Wafm ifiA. c .. I r i i tl eim a n lfa Ihal lhe 1. Sold hearing shall be for the purpose of considering a Variance request. 2. All persons desiring to be heard, to speak for or against, may be heard. V-05-39 Brenda McKenzie for Melanie M. Marks Is re- questing a two-part Variance from the Citrus County Land Development Code (LDC). This request is to al- low for (1) having less than the required 50' setback (25' from the property line) from the right-of-way of a local street pursuant to Section 4245, Building Setback Re- quirements, (2) having less than the required water- front setback of 50' (35' with a berm or swale) from the mean high water line pursuant to Section 4120, Surface Water Quality Protection, of the LDC. The request Is for property lying in: Section 10, Township 19 South, Range 16 East; more specifically, Pearson's Black Creek Unre- corded Subdivision, Plat Book 1146, Page 984; which address is known as 14222 W. Seashell Court, Crystal River, Florida. (Crystal River Area) (A complete legal description Is on file in the Department of Develop- ment Services Office.) Land Use Designation: CLR*, Coastal and Lakes Residential District, mobile homes permitted, on the LDC Atlas map. Information regarding the Land Development Code or Comprehensive Plan Is available on the Internet at htfo:// (Click on the Community Development link). All persons desiring to become a party to the proceedings mgy49-0511 TU/WCRN PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the following public hear- Ing will be held by: The Citrus County Planning and Development Review Board (PDRB) on May 19, 2005, at 9:00 AM In the Lecanto Government BOilding. 3600 West Sovereign Path, Room 166. Lecanto, Florida. Please note that the PDRB meeting begins at 9:00 AM. The actual time that a particular Item Is discussed will vary dependlna on how fast the PDRB moves through the agenda. 1. Sold hearing shall be for the purpose of considering a Conditional Use request. 2. All persons desIring to be heard, to speak for or against, may be heard. CU-05-07 David Croft Is requesting a Conditional Use to allow for the operation of a construction debris remov- al site, pursuant to Section 4699, Vegetative Debris Dis- posal In Former Sand (Borrow) Pits, of the Land Devel- opment Code (LDC). Which property is located In: Section 3, Township 19 South, Range 19 East; more specifically, parcel 41100. which Is located approxi- mately one half mile west of Croft Avenue, Inverness, Florida. (Inverness Area) (A complete legal description is on file in the Department of Development Services Office.) Land Use Designation: EXT, Extractive,43 deoendina on how fast the PDRB moves through the agenda. 1. Said hearing shall be for the purpose of considering a Variance request. 2. All persons desiring to be heard, to speak for or, against, may be heard. V-05-36 Tracy L. Hart Is requesting a Variance from the Citrus County Land Development Code (LDC). This re- quest Is to allow for the construction of a detached ac- cessory shed' having less than the required minimum building setback from the centerline of the right-of-way of a minor arterial, pursuant to Section 4245, Building Setback Requirements, of the LDC. The request is for properly lying In: Section 29 Township 17 South, Range 19 East; more specifically, Lot 19, Block A Quall Run Phase II, as recorded In Plat Book 13 Page 56: which address Is known as 1380 East Silver Thorn Loop, Hernando, Florida. (Hernando Area). (A com- plete legal description Is.on file In the Department of Development Services Office.)' Land Use Deslgnation: RUR PD, Rural Residential Planned Development Over- lay,-Judiciali. PDRB meeting beans oat 9:00 AM. The actual time that a particular item is discussed will vary depending on how fast the PDRB moves through the agenda. 1. Sold hearing shall be for the purpose of considering a Variance request. 2. All persons desiring to be heard, to speak for or agolinst, may be heard, V-05-38 Ken Cheek Is requesting a Variance from the Citrus County Land Development Code (LDC). This re- quest is to allow for the construction of a replacement single family residence, having less than the required 50-foot minimum building setback from the mean high water line (35 foot with berm and/or swale), pursuant to Section 4122. Surface Water Quality Protection Standards, of the LDC. The request Is for property lying In: Section 36, Township 19 South, Range 16 East; more specifically, Lot 18 of Block 2, Riverhaven Village which property is located at 12041 West Marlin Court, Homosasso, Florida. (Homosassa Area) (A complete legal description Is on file in the Department of Devel- opment Services Office.) Land Use Designation: CLR, Coastal and Lakes Residential, on the LDC Atlas map. Information regarding the Land- Development Code or Comprehensive Plan Is available on the internet at hftD:// . 738-0511 WCRN Notice of Action-Constructive Service LaSalle Bank N.A., etc, vs. Sue Ann Mains, et al. PUBLIC NOTICE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 5TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR CITRUS COUNTY, FLORIDA GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO: 04-CA-4727 LASALLE BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION F/K/A LASALLE NATIONAL BANK AS TRUSTEE UNDER THAT CERTAIN POOLING AND SERVICING AGREEMENT DATED SEPTEMBER 1, 1997, AFC MORTGAGE LOAN ASSET BACKED CERTIFICATED SERIES, 1997-3, PLAINTIFF, VS. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE, HEIRS, DEVISEES, GRANTEES, ASSIGNEES LIVING, AND IF DEAD, LIENORS, CREDITORS, TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY, THROUGH, UNDER OR AGAINST THE SUE ANN MAINS A/K/A SUE A. MAINS, ET AL., DEFENDANTSS. NOTICE OF ACTION CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE TO: JEROME E. MAINS A/K/A JERRY MAINS: JIM MAINS; J. GORDON MAINS A/K/A JAY MAINS: SOUTH 1/2 OF LOT 7 AND ALL OF LOT 8, BLOCK t, UNIT NO. 3, OF CINNAMON RIDGE SUBDIVISION, AS PER PLAT THEREOF, RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 12, PAGES 83 THROUGH 84, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF CITRUS COUNTY, FLORIDA. TOGETHER WITH A 1986 SUNSENT DOUBLE WIDE MOBILE HOME VIN #: SSMFLAD73052A AND SSMFLADM3052 27th day of April, 2005. BETTY STRIFLER Clerk of Courts (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) By: -s- Marcia A. Michel. 04-34817 EMC 547-0S-41 Dave Woodson for Wood Sunproducts. Inc. Is requesting a Two-Part Variance from the Citrus County Land Development Code (LDC). This request Is to al- low for the construction of a new single-family resi- dence, having less than the required 50-foot minimum building setback from the mean high water line In a Velocity Flood Zone. pursuant to Section 4163.B.4, Coastal High Hazard Zones (V Zones), and having less than the required 50-foot minimum building setback from the established wetland boundary, pursuant to Section 4153, Wetlands Protection Standards, of the LDC. The request Is for property lying In: Section 24, Township 18 South, Range 16 East; more specifically. Woods N Waters Unrecorded Subdivision, Lots 6 and 7, which property Is located 2 lots west of 12123 West Bald Eagle Court, Crystal River, Florida. (Crystal River Area) (A complete legal description Is on file In the Department of Development Services Office.) Land Use Designation: CLR, Coastal and Lakes Residential District, on the LDC Atlas mop,. Information regarding the Land Development Code or Comprehensive Plan is available on the Internet at httfo:// (Cllck 28th day of April, 2005. BETTY STRIFLER CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) By: -s- Marcia A. Michel Deputy Cierk IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILI- TIES ACT, persons with disabilities needing a special ac- commcd. 05-38360(EMC) 748-0518 WCRN PUBLIC NOTICE OF PETITION TO VACATE PLAT The Petitioner, CLARK A. STILLWELL ESQ., on behalf of GULF TO LAKES ASSOCIATES. LTD., hereby gives notice of its intention to petition the Citrus County Board of County Commissioners to vacate a portion of that cer- tain plot of Drainage Retention Area ('DRA'), in PINE RIDGE UNIT IIIll, in Block 311, Pine Ridge Unit #3, said DRA located between Lot 2 and Lot 3, of Block 311, Plat Book 8, Page(s) 51-67 of the Public Records of Citrus County, Florida, GULF TO LAKES ASSOCIATES. LTD, By: -s- Clark A. Stillwell. Esquire Published two (2) times in the Citrus County Chronicle, May 11, and 18, 2005. 749-0511 WCRN PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Citrus County Board of County Commissioners will meet in a Special Meet- ing on Tuesday, May 17, 2005, beginning at 9:00 A.M. In the Citrus County Courthouse, 110 North Apopka Ave- nue, Inverness, Florida, to conduct a Preliminary Budg- et Hearing on the Citrus County Budget for Fiscal Year 2005/2006., May 11, 2005. 743-0511 WCRN Notice of Action-Constructive Service LaSaolle Bank N.A., etc. vs. Susan L. MacKay ef al. PUBLIC NOTICE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 5TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR CITRUS COUNTY, FLORIDA GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION -CASE NO: 04-CA-4727 LASALLE BANK, N.A. F/K/A LASALLE NATIONAL BANK, AS TRUSTEE FOR AFC MORTGAGE LOAN ASSET BACKED CERTIFICATES, SERIES 1996-3, UNDER THE POOLING AND SERVICING AGREEMENT DATED AS OF SEPTEMBER 1, 1996, PLAINTIFF. VS. SUSAN L. MACKAY, ET AL., DEFENDANTSS. NOTICE OF ACTION CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE TO: SUSAN L. MACKAY and UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF SUSAN L. MACKAY: TRACT 32, SHERWOOD FOREST, AN UNRECORDED SUBDI- VISION FURTHER DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: SITUATE AND BEING IN SECTION 6, TOWNSHIP 19 SOUTH, RANGE 21 EAST, CITRUS COUNTY, FLORIDA AND BEING FURTHER DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: A DISTANCE OF 120.44 FEET TO THE P.T. OF SAID CURVE, THENCE N 82 DEGREES 44'14" E 33.99 FEET TO THE P.C. OF A CURVE, CONCAVED NORTHEASTERLY, HAVING A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 27 DE- GREES 07'54" AND A RADIUS OF 264.40 FEET, THENCE NORTHEASTERLY ALONG THE ARC OF SAID CURVE A DIS- TANCE OF 125.20 FEET TO THE P.C.C. OF A CURVE, CON- CAVED NORTHWESTERLY, HAVING A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 22 DEGREES 38'10" AND A RADIUS OF 315.37 FEET, THENCE NORTHEASTERLY ALONG THE ARC OF SAID CURVE A DISTANCE OF 124.59 FEET TO THE P.T. OF SAID CURVE, THENCE N 32 DEGREES 58'10" E 56.88 FEET TO THE P.C. OF A CURVE, CONCAVED NORTHWESTERLY, HAV- ING A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 48 DEGREES 39'40" AND A RADIUS OF 297.85 FEET, THENCE NORTHEASTERLY ALONG THE ARC OF SAID CURVE A DISTANCE OF 252.95 FEET TO THE P.T. OF SAID CURVE, THENCE N 15 DEGREES 41'30"197.212 FEET, THENCE N 8 DEGREES 19'10" W 28.48 FEET TO A POINT ON A CURVE, CONCAVED SOUTHERLY, HAVING A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 318 DEGREES 09' AND A RADIUS OF 70 FEET, THENCE NORTHEASTERLY ALONG THE ARC OF SAID CURVE A DISTANCE OF 81.36 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING, (CHORD BEARING AND DISTANCE BETWEEN SAID POINTS BEING N 27 DEGREES 27'27" E 76.86 FEET), THENCE NORTHWESTERLY ALONG THE ARC OF SAID CURVE A DISTANCE OF 55.62 FEET TO A POINT (CHORD BEARING AND DISTANCE BETWEEN SAID POINTS BEING N 28 DEGREES 36'16" W 54.18 FEET), THENCE N 38 DEGREES 18'10" E 211.28 FEET, MORE OR LESS TO THE WA- TERS OF THE WITHLACOOCHEE RIVER, THENCE S 17 DE- GREES 04'13" E ALONG SAID WATERS A DISTANCE OF 207.44 FEET TO A POINT THAT BEARS N 84 DEGREES 45' E FROM THE POINT OF BEGINNING, THENCE S 84 DEGREES 45' ALONG THE CENTER OF A 30 FOOT CANAL A DIS- TANCE OF 166.54 FEET, MORE OR LESS, TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. PART OF TRACT 33, SHERWOOD FOREST, AN UNRECORDED SUBDIVISION FURTHER DESCRIBED AS FOL- LOWS: DISTANCE OF 120.44 FEET TO THE P.T. OF SAID, THENCE N 82 DEGREES 44'14" E 33.99 FEET TO THE P.C. OF A CURVE, CONCAVED NORTH- WESTERLY, HAVING A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 27 DEGREES 0754" AND A RADIUS OF 264.40 FEET, THENCE NORTH- EASTERLY ALONG THE ARC OF SAID CURVE A DISTANCE OF 125.20 FEET TO THE P.C.C. OF A CURVE, CONCAVED NORTHWESTERLY, HAVING A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 22 DE- GREES 3810" AND A RADIUS OF 315.37 FEET, THENCE NORTHEASTERLY ALONG THE ARC OF SAID CURVE A DIS- TANCE OF 124.59 FEET TO THE P.T. OF SAID CURVE, THENCE N 32 DEGREES 58'10" E 56.88 FEET TO THE P.C. OF A CURVE, CONCAVED NORTHWESTERLY, HAVING A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 48 DEGREES 39'40" AND A RADIUS OF 297.85 FEET, THENCE NORTHEASTERLY ALONG THE ARC OF SAID CURVE A DISTANCE OF 252.95 FEET TO THE P.T. OF SAID CURVE, THENCE N 15 DEGREES 41'30" 197.21 FEET, THENCE N 8 DEGREES 1910" W 28.48 FEET TO A POINT ON A CURVE, CONCAVED SOUTHERLY, HAVING A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 318 DEGREES 09' AND A RADIUS OF 70 FEET, THENCE NORTHEASTERLY ALONG THE ARC OF SAID CURVE A DISTANCE OF 136.98 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING, (CHORD BEARING AND DISTANCE BE- TWEEN SAID POINTS BEING N 4 DEGREES 41'37" E 116.15 FEET), THENCE N 32 DEGREES 26'08" E 136.61 FEET, THENCE N 48 DEGREES 4751" E 76.67 FEET TO A POINT THAT BEARS N 38 DEGREES 18'10" E FROM THE POINT OF BEGINNING, THENCE N 38 DEGREES 18'10" E 12 FEET, MORE OR LESS, TO THE WATERS OF THE WITHLACOOCHEE RIVER, THENCE S 38 DEGREES 18'10" W 223.28 FEET, MORE OR LESS, TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. Dalton, Harrison, Jeremy, Lizza Garrett, Zuhair, Joseph, Tiana, Tess, Kevin, Travis, Gabriella, Brianna, Amanda, Jonathan, Ryan, Joshua, Virada, Mark, Shelby, Emma, Larissa, Andrew, Edward, Aaron, Eric, Nickhil, Jake, Gabriela, Dominic, Ben, Ryan, Hunter, Dalton, Wesley, Austin, Rachel, Logan, Sara, Marty, Joshua, Terry, James, Arianna, Alexsander, Tristan, McKenna, Chynna, Lily, Jordan, Courtney, Trisha, Carly, Chloe, Jamie, A;, 8 S I E; F; G; H; B; C; D; W; v; T; S; R; Q; May 11,2005 ,, .i.., I M, Newspaper in Education Ally, Alyssa, Maison, Rawen, Jessica, Robyn, Jonna, Abbey, Cody, George, Jacob, Victoria, Eric, Dima, Lizzie, Michael, Griegh, Chad, Kaylee, Tasha, Zach, Shaina, Megan, Chloe, Ashtan, Anthony, Christi, Jenna, Chalise, Gregory, Kasey, Michael, Joel, Holden, Victoria, Tommy, Paige, Callie, Avrey, Keenan, Kurtis, Taylor, Alexis, Michael, Billy, Jonathan, Sandi, Keara, Noor, Weston Shipwrecked: A Unit of Study New Sea Species Discovered Gifted students, grades K 5, at four elementary schools in Citrus County have embarked on a col- laborative journey in which they have studied a variety of literary works such as 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, Treasure Island, and Robinson Crusoe. Throughout the school year, projects relating to the theme "Shipwrecked" have been completed by the gifted students under the direction of their teachers, Mrs. Cornelius and Mrs. Schwenkler. Following are some of the results of our research and focus of, study through the school year. We hope you enjoy reading about some of our efforts and that these proj- ects will encourage you to read some of the great classics. We would also like to give special thanks to the administration of the par- ticipating schools for their cooperation and flexibility as well as to the ESE Department, which awarded a grant for the project "Shipwrecked." In 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, Professor Arronax is given the opportunity to study many differ- ent types of sea life. While aboard the submarine, Nautilus, he wit- nesses some species never before observed by man. Here are some of the species we discov- ered on our travels. Expediathefishy, right: Composed of comb plates and a skeleton of sponges. CITRUS SPRINGS PRINCIPAL: MRS. THOMAS ASST. PRINCIPAL: MRS. MAGILL FOREST RIDGE PRINCIPAL: MRS. CHARLES ASST PRINCIPAL: MRS. BROWN LECANTO PRIMARY PRINCIPAL: MR. SNYDER ASST. PRINCIPAL: MR. KENNEY PLEASANT GROVE PRINCIPAL: MR. SIMON ASST PRINCIPAL: MRS. KELSEY ELEMENTARY MRS. CORNELIUS AND MRS. SCHWENKLER'S GIFTED CLASSES PRESENT A GIFTED CLASS COLLABORATION: "SHIPWRECKED" C -4, 2 Forest Ridge, May 11, 2005 New Sea Species Discovered! Creptizo, left: Lives to be 2,000 years old. Comes in any color. Has a large hole in the head to eat It has an elec- tric gamma ray. It has two brains the size of a pea. Lussor, right: A large metal disk with retractable titanium legs and arms. A Closer Look at What You Might See Under the Sea Drawings of Microscopic Sea Life pirate event in A Pirate Adventure Students attended an interactive lunch/dinner Orlando. They learned about the role pirates played in Florida history, and had a spectacular time eating and cheering for their favorite pirates during the show. The Pirate Articles 1. No chewing tobacco 2. Use ammunition wisely, you won't get anymore than you have. 3. What the captain says goes. 4. No eyes on the map. 5. Keep the deck clean and tidy. The captain will be very mad if he slips on a banana peel. 6. Never harm someone without the captain's permission, unless it is total- ly necessary. 7. Share the treasures equally. If you try to take more than you deserve, you will be marooned. 8. You must know how to lie. 9. Every man for himself: fall down, get - up. 10. Don't touch the cannon, unless order to by the captain. 11. Do not order the hostages around. 12. No swearing at your captain. 13. Do not start a fight with the crew. 14. If ye shed blood without the captain's con- sent, I'll shed years. 15. Each crewmember has to catch at least 5 fish a day. 16. Do not back talk the captain, for he/she will throw you overboard. 17. Don't jump off the ship. 18. Eat an apple daily. 19. Never trust prisoners. 20. No sneaking around the captain's cabin. 21. You can't gossip about the cap- tain's mistakes. 22. Only the person I order to steer the ship is allowed to steer the ship. 23. All that falls behind is left behind. 4f. . Forest Ridge, May 11, 2005 3 SInfamous Pirates ' Bartholomew Roberts -Born in approximately 1682 in Southern Whales. -Captured by the pirated Howell Davis in 1720. -When Howell died, Roberts was elected captain. -Roberts captured 22 ships in Newfoundland. -Roberts then headed to the Caribbean. -During West Indies journey he captured over 100 ships. -In 1721 he began to profit from slave sales. -He had a thirty-month career as a pirate. -Killed February 10, 1722 when attacked by HMSS Swallow. -- Mary Reade -Born in London, England in the late seventeenth century. -Dressed as a boy from youth by mother. -She ran away and joined the military. -She fell is love, married, and ran a tavern with her husband. -When her husband died, she dressed again as a male. -Went into piracy and met Anne Bonny. -Mary was and excellent pirate and even dueled a larger pirated and out smarted him. -She died in prison of fever in 1720. Thomas Tew -Born in Newport, Rhode Island. -Family moved to Bermuda in 1690. -A year later Thomas was made captain of Amity Venture. -Separated from privateer partner, he convinced crew to turn pirate. -Soon sold the Amity. -Returned to Newport. -1694, with the pirates Thomas Wake and William Want he traveled to Madagascar. -Tew died during a battle. Glympses of P/ a Coral Reef Representations of a coral reef were created using discarded Styrofoam, spray paint, and cardboard. The cardboard was sprinkled with sand. Our favorite shells and sea creatures modeled from clay were placed on the ocean floor. Anne Bonny -Born Anne Cormac in County Cork, Ireland. -Soon moved to Charleston, South Carolina. -Married James Bonny, who wanted to steal the family fortune. -Both moved to Nassau. -Anne soon ran away to become a pirate. -She dressed as a male. -Met Jack Rackham and became involved romantically. -She proved herself with a sword and pistol. -Anne's ending is unknown. -Anne disappeared from jail in 1720. Calico John Rackham - -John was a quarterback on an English ship to Charles Vane. -Soon he became a captain of another ship. -Rackham and Anne Bonny fell in love and fled in a stolen ship name William. -John and Anne returned to piracy after trying law-abiding citizenship. -Anne became pregnant and both were captured. -John was hung on November 28th 1720. Blackbeard -Born around 1680 in Bristol. -No one knew his true identity, Edward Teach was one name he went by. -Kept his identity a secret to keep his relatives safe. -He was believed to have been well educated. -In 1716, Teach began his pirating with Pirate Benjamin Hornigold in New Providence. -They captured a merchant ship and renamed it "Queen Anne's Revenge." -After installing many guns, Teach began his notorious career as a pirate. -Teach did not run from warships in his faster ship. -Yet in one battle he did let them withdraw, since they carried no cargo wanted by pirates. -In his last battle it is said that Blackbeard continued to fight even though he had been shot many times. -Eventually he was overcome by the numerous wounds. Journal Entries from the Crew of the Nautilus Nov. 13,1867 It was a cold, dark night. As the Nautilus neared a cave, I saw little lights. As we got closer I saw that they were little fish. It was the small flash- light fish. I knew a lot about them. They always stay in the dark like in this cave. Their small lights were right under their eyes, and they were created by small bacteria in pouches on the fishes jaw. As they darted around I realized they were eating. They were feasting on tiny zooplankton. They were probably eat- ing other plankton too as they only eat plankton. The small Anomalops Katoptron were no bigger than 35 cm. As I stared at the fish I grew sleepy. I then decided to go to sleep. April 3,1867 Dear Journal Today was a magnificent day. When we were cruising along the Atlantic, I was taking a nap when I couldn't get to sleep I looked out the porthole and there I saw a cute little sea horse. From what I know sea horses lay over zoo eggs. So they lay them by the males tail. I found out that sea horses have quite a lot of fins. A pectoral fin on the sides of their body. A dorsal fin on the back of their body. I think that's inter- esting. To move they wave their fins rapidly through the water. There are over 100 kinds of sea horses. I wonder what kind I saw? Oh well must go good-bye. January 18, 1867 It was the evening of January 18, 1867; we were cruising along the Antarctic coast when I saw a group of male emperor penguins knitted tightly together while laying their eggs. Unlike most penguins, emperors are not very territorial, for the chill temperatures force them to. Many of the penguins were about the size of a young child. Later, as we cruised further we saw more penguins zooming like jets through the water. One of the penguins was under water for twenty-two min- utes. Another penguin was down five hundred feet. From prior knowledge I knew that emperor penguins had the highest feather density than any other bird. Also I knew that under their feathers it was almost three times as warm as it was outside. At the end of the night I fell asleep thinking of the emperor penguin. June 1,1867 I was sipping coffee on the deck of the Nautilus, when fins broke the -sea spray. I recognized them to be killer whales, or their more common name, the Orcas. Their fins differ. The male fins are high as the females are lower and more swept back. As I squinted through the thick fog, I could see about 33 fins, 10 female, 23 male and a few pups. Then we submerged and their supersonic sounds broke our silence. They were known as the wolves of the sea. The infamous Orcas. Otherwise known as the killer whales, that name, enormously fit their reputation. They weighed about 30 tons. They had sonar, which clicks and was now filling our early morning silence. Professor Arronox!! Captain Nemo's voice pene- trated my subconscious, which startled me. Yes sir? And then we headed below decks to prepare for a walk. Friday 14, 1867 I was alone in my cabin sipping a glass of red wine. I was staring outside through my porthole in the dark sea ahead of us. Suddenly the Nautilus started to descend into the darkest depths of the sea. About 2 minutes later I witness a fast slick creature zoom past the ship. Soon I thought back into my studies and realize that that creature was a Fang tooth. Now we must be near Falkland Island where they are usually found. An hour later I saw another one. This Fang tooth was now feasting on his favorite food such as squid and oys- ters. This to me looked painful because when a fang tooth closes his mouth his two bottom fangs go through to slits in the top of the mouth all the way to the brain. Soon we past a full-grown Fang tooth. Even though these creatures are dangerous they only grow up to be the size of a normal human hands. Soon the Nautilus started to rise at our next stop, an abandon volcano. June 1867 Today I was taking a ride in a sail- boat when I heard the barking seal. I turned around just in time to see a head pop into the water and then up again. From my studies I saw that it was a har- bor seal and a big one it was about 5 feet long and weighed about 170 pounds, it looked like it was 4 years old and could live 2 more years. Most seals are blue but this one was covered in seaweed. /*^**-....**'*T^**T*'**"*'.**~~ V -4, O."t, + I q^frrffA-dtf.A'A*;^ 4 Forest Ridge, May 11, 2005 $ses.ges 15 a Bottle Dear, Mom & Dad I am having fun. My island is not deserted. My island is nice. It is cool at night and pretty warm during the day. I sleep in a cave with ancient writings. I think I can manage to make an alphabet. I am able to wash with the stream by my cave. I can catch fish in the stream with my spear I made. I try to think of being on a mission for the Navy Seals. There is a small pond that is fresh water. I got some goldfish to keep it sanitized, so I can drink the water. My island is kind of small. I could walk across my island in one moon. But one thing I forgot to tell you is that there are no people I'm going to try to tell people my story by sending messages in little bottles. I received one message from someone in the Atlantic and he said he had been get- ting many hurricanes. But I cannot contact him again. I also have a pet kangaroo, and a baby lion that is about 1 day old because it has its umbilical cord and I got a mom lion to give it the milk. I also found a wolf. That is all that has happened on my island. Good-bye for now. Dear family, The island that I am on is very big. It is mostly sandy. There are many animals. The island has many trees. I have made my house with some of the trees. I cut the trees with a sharp rock. Every to days I walk to the big forest. When I walk closer to it there is a stream of water that I get water from. I also catch fish. In the forest there are orange trees, apple trees and pair trees. There is a small pond and I get eggs from a duck to. On the way back I throw a short cut and I get my bananas. When I get back I put my food and water in a basket that I made with branches and leaves. Not so good but it holds things. I made a pot made of dry mud. There was some by the seashore. My home is half in a cave and half out. When it rains I go in the caved part. P.S DO NOT KNOW WHEN I WILL BE HOME. -I Dear Mom and Dad, I'm stranded on a strange island with strange animals on it. I built a tent out of branches and my roof was made out of palm leaves. I'm surviving on coconuts, grapes, and fresh water. The island is about as wide as a football field, and as long as a football field. I built a fishing pole and caught a lot of fish like trout, sheep heads, and grouper. I'm writing with a feather from a weird looking bird. The bird has a really pointy beak and it's the color of all the colors in the rainbow. The beak is the same color! There are a lot of dif- ferent kinds of weird birds on the island. All the animals on the island are from all the types of species. -I *Dear Mom and Dad, I love the island I'm stuck on. It's got grapes, oranges, bananas, and a fresh water stream. I really miss taking a shower and I miss you two to. I named my island Paradise Island. There's lots of sand. I made myself a home. It's made out of rocks. It always makes my head hurt. I make a fire every night. I use some rocks, sticks. I make my fire by my bed. It feels good to me. I kill turtle, goats, chicken, fish, and wild boar to eat. I make pots to carry grain. When I said I miss taking a shower I do take showers in my stream. I use coconut milk to wash my hair. It makes my hair smooth and silky. I wish you could come. I love this island you would too. I miss Bridgett how is she. I hope she misses me too. I hope petey misses me too. I hope skipper misses me too. I hope cash hamster misses me. I hope Benji misses me. I hope Timmy misses me. I hope Amber miss- es me. I hope everyone misses me. <-I ZZ ) Cargo Steamship Numidia Sinks! On July 6th the Numidia set of on her 2nd voyage from Glasgow, Britain, head- ing toward Calcutta India. She was carrying a cargo of 7,000 tons. Now that's a lot! A crew of 97 was aboard, but there were no passengers. At about 1 o'clock on July 11th the extremely tired captain went to bed at 6 leaving the officer of the watch in charge of the ship. The captain suddenly awoke at about one hour and 10 minutes later by the shock of his ship crashing into rocks. He rushed to the bridge to see what had happened. The captain discovered that his ship had run aground on Big Brothers, an Island in the Egyptian Read Sea. The captain was unsuccessful at saving the ship and finally let his crew be rescued. Though the captain stayed on the ship saving most of the cargo for seven weeks, the ship finally sunk. Soon after, the officer of the watch went to court and it was decided that he had fallen asleep on his watch. He was then suspended from his job for nine months. The Ethie Hits Rocks! The Ethie, a coal burning steam and stou ship, hits rocks. On December 11, 1919 ii if , was launched and sunk. The cause of the sinking was a major storm that captain Z Edward English thought he could out- . run. Happiness still struck. Everyone lived including a nine-month-old baby girl. They all survived because - of a dog, named Wisher. He ran off - shore, jumped into the icy waters, and grabbed the rope that was stuck between . two big rocks and pulled it to shore. The . rope was used as a pulley to pull the passengers to ety. e nine- month-old baby girl was put into a mailbag and was hooked onto the pulley, and was slid across the pulley. To this day you can go to Martin's point in Newfoundland and see the Ethie resting. All ninety- two passengers lived because of a dog, named Wisher. Storm Claims Salem Express The Salem Express crashed into a coral reef during a storm. The Salem Express crashed on the Hyndman reefs. The Salem Express was coming from Mecca with over 1,000 pilgrims and 200 crewmembers. Only 400 people survived, and that made this ship wreck one of the worst mar- itime disasters in history. The Salem Express crashed on December 16, 1991. The owner of this ship is Hassan Moro. The ship was made in Egypt and first launched in 1975. It was a ferry to go across the Red Sea. It was also a safari .... and a diving boat. The Salem Express is thirty meters under water at its stem., Powerful Winds, Waves, and Rain, Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald There were twenty-nine crewmembers, and twenty six thousand, one hundred sixteen tons of iron ore on the Edmund Fitzgerald when it sank on November 16, 1969. Because of powerful winds, waves, rain, and no time to escape, sadly, all twenty-nine crewmembers drowned, in Lake Superior. The Edmund Fitzgerald was made in Detroit, Michigan. The ship was thirteen thousand, six hundred thirty two pounds, and cost $8.4 million! The freighter was launched sideways, June 17 into the Detroit River. The Edmund Fitzgerald was half way through her voyage when. she sank. She was heading towards Cleveland, Ohio, from Duluth, Minnesota. Out of the five Great Lakes, Lake Superior is the biggest, and embodies the largest surface area of any fresh water system in the world, and is the third biggest in volume. The Lake's shoreline is near to 2,800 miles long. And it's the coldest and deepest of the five Great Lakes. The Chippewa Native Americans called the Lake Superior "Kitchi-gumi", which - means "great water". French Explorers were the first Europeans to' discover it, naming it "le Lac Superior", which means "upper lake". Since Lake Superior's sur- face is so huge, it has a lot of effect on the weather. Gales (storms or high winds) usually occur in November. Locals refer to these storms as the "Witch of November". 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The W3C has links to as opposed to. They also have other resources there: and. Apparently, they also have mod_negotiation enabled. As a result, they serve the XSLT transformation sheet when Mozilla requests The right thing to do would be serving the HTML file (accomplished by setting the source quality of the other files to zero or by moving/renaming them). It doesn't make sense to serve the transformation file, because the transformation is not an alternate version of the document. It does not make sense to serve the source XML file, because it uses a private vocabulary and, therefore, can not be rendered in a useful way by a user agent that does not have a priori knowledge about that vocabulary. Mozilla prefers the XML content types over text/html (in the HTTP Accept header), but only in order to receive documents marked up using vocabularies that an user agent can be can be expected to have a priori knowledge about (eg. XHTML and MathML).
Whilst serving up the xsl file is clearly wrong by the w3 (has anyone told the www-dom folks?) this is also a mozilla error, accepting text/xml or application/xml over text/html or application/xhtml+xml is clearly flawed, the first two general xml versions have no reason to be understandable by humanss. Mozilla signifies it's preference for XHTML via the correct mime-type, application/xml is not correct for specifying the preference for xhtml. The only problem is with standalone MathML which doesn't have a mime-type, and it's probably reasonable to want this over a html version, I don't yet believe that is a common enough scenario, and is really caused by the W3 not having registered a mime-type. This is also a Mozilla bug IMO, not just tech-evangelism.
I got the following mail from Philippe. Copying it here for others to see. --------------------- Subject: Bug 153685 Content negotiation sends Mozilla an XSLTtransformation instead of document Date: Wed, 24 Jul 2002 8:31 EST From: Philippe Le Hegaret <plh@w3.org> To:jim@jibbering.com Cc:psolanki@netscape.net, hsivonen@niksula.hut.fi [[ The W3C has links to as opposed to. They also have other resources there: and. Apparently, they also have mod_negotiation enabled. ]] Yes, we are using the mod_negociation. I don't understand why we are making a difference between text/xml and application/xml though. [[ Whilst serving up the xsl file is clearly wrong by the w3 (has anyone told the www-dom folks?) ]] Obviously, someone did :) I moved away the file since it is not even used by faq.xml. Philippe -- Philippe Le Hegaret - World Wide Web Consortium (W3C), DOM Activity Lead
CCing Gerv (The Official Guardian of the Accept Header) and Hixie. There are two view points here: 1) Mozilla shouldn't Accept text/xml or application/xml (or at least shouldn't prefer them), because content served with those content types might use markup with no agreed-upon and known semantincs. OR 2) Mozilla should continue to prefer all the XML content types, since adding a new MIME type for each new agreed-upon application of XML isn't as feasible as serving as application/xml and detecting namespaces. Servers shouldn't serve content whose markup doesn't have widely known and agreed-upon semantics as a result of content negotiation. Opinions? (Clearly, preferring application/xhtml+xml isn't an issue here. Mozilla should continue to prefer it now that forms work again, since preferring it is required for dealing with IE's inability to do the Right Thing with XHTML + MathML without resorting to UA sniffing nor to XSLT.) For the record, the only major site that has shown problems with Accepting text/xml is. The only other know case has been some relatively unknown Danish golf site.
I'd plump for option 2, based on what I read so far in this bug. Adding xml MIME types individually to Accept: just won't fly. Gerv
I don't understand this "adding of mime types" issue that's a concern, what xml formats are there mozilla understands the semantics of, which do not have a mime-type I believe it's only MathML, so the issue is purely MathML. If in the future the W3 (or anyone else) develops a XML vocabulary with "widely known and agreed-upon semantics as a result of content negotiation." then the server would be fully justified in serving it up, however Mozilla wouldn't have a clue what to do with it. You're fixing the accept headers for "agreed and known semantics" at the point of mozilla being shipped, the lifetime of a mozilla browser can be 10 years, whole new formats may arise in that time where text/html is the only one mozilla 1.1 has a hope of rendering. Equally a server has to respect the accept headers of the client, if the client says they prefer text/xml over text/html, the server should give it, if contains the same semantic information there's no reason not to believe a client requesting knows what to do with it. Mozilla is not in a position to dictate what servers choose to send in a content-negotiated sitauation. Almost certainly the reason we don't have content negotiation of text/xml formats is because server users of content negotiation are clueful enough that text/xml is such a catch all as to be useless. Just like giving a preference for application/octetstream is silly, text/xml covers too much with unknown semantics. I'd vote for default to text/html with higher q value, but make the user aware of the contents of the vary header so they know of alternate representations, (and can access them obviously).
> so the issue is purely MathML. MathML, SVG, XSLT, XUL... Gerv
>> so the issue is purely MathML. > >MathML, SVG, XSLT, XUL... Is SVG on trunk? in any case image/svg+xml may not be registered, but it's what SVG is being delivered as, - What exactly is mozilla going to do with "XSLT" when there's an HTML version available - and as for XUL, if that doesn't have a mime-type give it one!
> Is SVG on trunk? Hopefully it will be soon. > in any case image/svg+xml may not be registered, but it's what > SVG is being delivered as, - What exactly is mozilla going to do with "XSLT" > when there's an HTML version available I mean, there is an argument that the Accept: header should specify that we support client-side XSLT style sheets (in the same way we currently Accept text/css). > - and as for XUL, if that doesn't have a > mime-type give it one! The MIME type for XUL is application/vnd.mozilla.xul+xml . My point is that we can't put the specific MIME types for all the XML types we understand in the Accept: header, because that would make it too long. Gerv
There's a huge can of worms here. Basically, MIME isn't good enough to cope with mixed namespace content and we don't want to baloon our Accept headers, so we're using text/xml as a catch-all for XML content. I can see an argument for making application/xhtml+xml have a higher q level than text/xml, but doing that simply starts us down the path of listing all our supported MIME types and that leads to madness. (Not to mention that there's no way to say that XHTML+MathML is better than XHTML on its own.) Basically, though, if the server has text/xml content which it knows is of a much lower quality level than the HTML alternative, then it should serve that to us, since we only say that text/html is q=0.9 compared to text/xml's q=1. I think what we are doing is fine.
Note that Henri's comments at the top of this bug ("The right thing...") exactly represent my views as well. is now fixed, it sends which is XML styled with CSS.
thanks Peter.
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The current version of RDF assumes that the "network" or "set of triples" model is primary, and that the textual embedding is just a way of serializing the graphical structure. The advantage of this approach is that it allows us to use the HTML convention of being able to put an anchor anywhere and point to it from somewhere else. Each fragment of the network has a context-independent status as an assertion. The disadvantage is that we can't assert a complex expression without asserting its parts.
I have an alternative proposal, which does little violence to most uses of RDF, but does away with the ability to assert an arbitrary piece of an expression just by referring to it.
The idea is to make the textual representation the primary one, and formalize its syntax and semantics using traditional logic-based tools. In addition, we introduce the notion of a bound variable.
The syntax is essentially the same as before, with a few amendments. The main one is that we dispense with reification, and simply allow formulas to be nested. Example:
<rdf:Or> <rdf:Description <winner resource="#AG"/> </rdf:Description> <rdf:Description <winner resource="#GWB"/> </rdf:Description> </rdf:Or>
which asserts that either AG or GWB wins the US presidential election of 2000.
We have expressions for binding variables, such as
<rdf:Forall ... < ... </rdf:Forall>
Within the scope of a variable binder such as Forall, ref="name" is like resource="#name", except that the link "#name" and the resource pointer are global, whereas var and ref set up a purely local link. (So we can reuse them without fear of ambiguity.) Example:
<rdf:Exists <rdf:Type <rdf:And> <Vote ref="v"> <inElection resource="#USPres2000"/> <venue resource=""/> </Vote> <rdf:Not> <rdf:Description <counted resource="&rdf;true"/> </rdf:Description> </rdf:not> </rdf:And> </rdf:Exists>
Descriptions can play three different roles:
With no explicit ID, var, or about, the description behaves like #1, but there's no constant to refer to.
We interpret a Description/ID at the top level as declaring that an entity exists. That ID can be used as a resource, just as now:
<rdf:Description <candidates> <rdf:bag> <rdf:li <rdf:li <rdf:li <rdf:li </rdf:bag> </candidates> </rdf:Description> <rdf:Description ... </rdf:Description>
Here's an example of role 2: To express the fact that a research group has applied for a grant from the Office of Naval Research, one could add the following to a description of the group:
...<rdf:Description> <rdf:Type <ont:verb <ont:time>recently</ont:time> <ont:object> <rdf:Description <rdf:Type <agency resource=""/> </rdf:Description> </ont:object> </rdf:Description>
The outer Description here is type 1; the inner one is type 2. The outer one asserts (relative to the context) that an event exists. The inner one describes a grant, but says nothing about it. The fact that it occurs as the object of an "apply_for" action means that it describes the thing applied for.
The expression const="ont:action" uses a new notational idea, that of a constant. This is simply a name (in the namespace sense) used to refer to something. Perhaps RDF already allows this, but if so it isn't obvious. The usual rules for resolving name prefixes apply. In the example, I'm assuming that "action" is a type defined in the ontology that governs this bit of RDF.
One cannot point to a Description anywhere but inside the expression where it appears. (If it's at the top level of a file, then the "expression" encloses everything, so the Description can be referred to from anywhere.) The reason for this restriction is that the current context may express a hypothetical state of affairs. Example:
<rdf:CounterfactualIf> <rdf:Description <rdf:Assertion> <rdf:Forall <rdf:Forall <rdf:Type <rdf:Forall <rdf:Type <rdf:If> <rdf:Description <verb resource=""/> <object ref="cg"/> <purpose resource=""/> </rdf:Description> <rdf:Description <actor resource="#SantaClaus"/> </rdf:Description> </rdf:If> </rdf:Forall> </rdf:Forall> </rdf:Forall> </rdf:Assertion> </rdf:Description> ... </rdf:CounterfactualIf>
The original RDF had only two kinds of terms: those that could be referred to inside angle brackets, and aggregates such as bags and sequences. We generalize the notation to allow arbitrary terms. E.g.,
<rdf:Description <irs:total_income> <rdf:Term <rdf:Term <rdf:Term <rdf:Term </rdf:Term> <rdf:Term <rdf:Term <rdf:Term </rdf:Term> </arith:sum> </irs:total_income>
which says that Fred's total income is the sum of his salary and tips, as defined on certain IRS web pages. (The IRS is the U.S. national tax collector.)
There may be a need for pointers to pieces of RDF considered as data objects, or considered as places in cyberspace. We should introduce an alternative field, perhaps 'expID,' for this purpose. It can be used anywhere, not just in a Description:
<rdf:bag> ... <rdf:li ... </rdf:li> ... </rdf:bag>
A reference to resource="#here" refers to this place in the file containing the expression (analogous to HTML name/hrefs). It may even be possible to assert that the expression at this expID is true, but in case it's not a well-formed assertion this should be an error. I will ignore expID's in the rest of this proposal.
Here is a more systematic presentation of the syntax and semantics of the proposed notation. The basic notation is very simple and uniform, but we introduce abbreviations to make it more concise (and therefore a bit less systematic). The unabbreviated syntax is as follows:
formula ::= assertion | description assertion ::= '<rdf:Assertion' opAttr? '>' propertyElt* '</rdf:Assertion>' description ::= '<rdf:Description' | formula opAttr ::= 'op="' IDsymbol '"' typeSpec ::= '<rdf:Type' refAttr? '>' | '<rdf:Op>' term '</rdf:Op>' argElt ::= '<' argName refAttr '/>' | '<' argName '>' term '</' argName '>' | '<' argName '>' string '</' argName '>' refAttr ::= 'resource="' URI '"' | 'ref="' IDSymbol '"' | 'const="' IDSymbol '"'The semantics are defined as usual in logic, by defining a function M(c, e) that specifies the meaning of expression e in variable-binding context c. c is a list of pairs of the form (var = val), and we add a new pair to it by writing c + [var = val]. We find a variable by evaluating lookup(c, v). We'll also assume that namespace names have meanings that can be found by lookup. The name is some set-theoretic entity such as a set of ordered pairs. We actually have two functions, MP(c, e), which gives the meaning of a proposition e; and MT(c, e), which gives the meaning of a term e. The meaning of a complex expression ultimately depends on the meanings of its atomic parts. Those parts are the resources and constants. The semantics ignores the optional expID's that can attach to any bracketed expression, because those have some metasyntactic use that doesn't concern us here. MP is defined by the following equations:
MP(c, '<rdf:Assertion' propertyElt1 propertyElt2 ... propertyEltK '</rdf:Assertion>') = lookup(c, o)(MP(c, propertyElt1), MP(c, propertyElt2), ..., MP(c, propertyEltK))
where g is a new symbol. If the opAttr is absent, then M(c,o) defaults to And.
MP(c, '<rdf:Description' typeSpec propertyElt1 propertyElt2 ... propertyEltK '</rdf:Description>') = lookup(c, o)(lambda (v : MT(c, typeSpec)) MP(c + [* = v], propertyElt1) and MP(c + [* = v], propertyElt2) and ... and MP(c + [* = v], propertyEltK))
If the typeSpec is missing, it defaults to <rdf:Type. If the op is missing, it defaults to identity. (That is, we just refer to the lambda-expression without asserting anything about it.) A typical op is rdf:Forall; more below.
MP(c, '<rdf:Description' typeSpec propertyElt1 propertyElt2 ... propertyEltK '</rdf:Description>') = (v is of type MT(c, typeSpec)) and MP(c + [* = v], propertyElt1) ... and MP(c + [* = v], propertyElt2)
We don't allow an opSpec with an "ID" Description.
MP(c, '<rdf:Description' propertyElt1 ... propertyEltK '</rdf:Description>') = MP(c + [* = MT(URI)], propertyElt1) and ... ... and MP(c + [* = MT(URI)], propertyEltK)We don't allow either typeSpec or opSpec with an "about" Description.
MP(c, '<' propName refAttr '/>') = lookup(c, propName)(lookup(c, *), MT(c, refAttr)) MP(c, '<' propName '>' term '</' propName '>') = lookup(c, propName)(lookup(c, *), MT(c, term)) MP(c, '<' propName '>' string '</' propName '>') = lookup(c, propName)(lookup(c, *), string)
MT is defined by the following equations:
MT(c, a) = MP(c, a) if a is an Assertion or Description MT(c, '<rdf:Term var=" v 'op=' o '>' typeSpec argElt1 ... argEltK '</rdf:Term>') = (lambda (v : MT(c, typeSpec)) MT(c, o)({<label(argElt1), MT(c, argElt1)>, ..., <label(argEltK), MT(c, argEltK)>)})where label('<' argName ...'>'...'<' /argName '&bt;') = argName. We assume that the meaning of operator o is a function from sets of ordered pairs to some domain. Note that the op applies to the inside of the lambda expression in this case, as opposed to the outside for the similar Description. If this is too inconsistent, we could change it.
MT(c, '<rdf:Term' argElt1 ... argEltK '</rdf:Term>') = MT(c, o)({<label(argElt1), MT(c, argElt1)>, ..., <label(argEltK), MT(c, argEltK)>}) MT(c, '<' argName refAttr '/>') = MT(c, refAttr) MT(c, '<' argName '>' term '</' argName '>') = MT(c, term) MT(c, '<' argName '>' string '</' argName '>') = string MT(c, 'ref=' v) = lookup(c,v) MT(c, 'resource=' URI) = denotation(URI) MT(c, 'const=' s) = lookup(c, s) [which searches the appropriate namespace]
We now introduce the abbreviation conventions:
<rdf:Forall <rdf:Type ... </rdf:Forall>instead of
<rdf:Description <rdf:Type ... </rdf:Description>
And you can say <rdf:Bag> ... </rdf:Bag> instead of <rdf:Term...</rdf:Term>
<rdf:Forall ... </rdf:Forall>
<rdf:Assertion <rdf:Arg> <rdf:Description <flower:color </rdf:Description> </rdf:Arg> <rdf:Arg> <rdf:Description <flower:color </rdf:Description> </rdf:Arg> </rdf:Assertion>can be abbreviated
<rdf:And> <rdf:Description <flower:color </rdf:Description> <rdf:Description <flower:color </rdf:Description> </rdf:And>
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Hopefully by reading this post you’ll know the answers to:
- What is Scope?
- What is Global/Local Scope?
- What is a Namespace and how does it differ to Scope?
- What is the
thiskeyword and how does Scope affect it?
- What is Function/Lexical Scope?
- What are Closures?
- What is Public/Private Scope?
- How can I understand/create/do all of the above?
Table of Contents
What is Scope?
In JavaScript, scope refers to the current context of your code. Scopes can be globally or locally defined. Understanding JavaScript scope is key to writing bulletproof code and being a better developer. You’ll understand where variables/functions are accessible, be able to change the scope of your code’s context and be able to write faster and more maintainable code, as well as debug much faster.
Thinking about scope is easy, are we inside
Scope A or
Scope B?
What is Global Scope?
Before you write a line of JavaScript, you’re in what we call the
Global Scope. If we declare a variable, it’s defined globally:
// global scope var name = 'Todd';
Global scope is your best friend and your worst nightmare, learning to control your scopes is easy and in doing so, you”ll run into no issues with global scope problems (usually namespace clashes). You’ll often hear people saying “Global Scope is bad“, but never really justifying as to why. Global scope isn’t bad, you need it to create Modules/APIs that are accessible across scopes, you must use it to your advantage and not cause issues.
Everyone’s used jQuery before, as soon as you do this…
jQuery('.myClass');
… we’re accessing jQuery in global scope, we can refer to this access as the
namespace. The namespace is sometimes an interchangeable word for scope, but usually the refers to the highest level scope. In this case,
jQuery is in the global scope, and is also our namespace. The
jQuery namespace is defined in the global scope, which acts as a namespace for the jQuery library as everything inside it becomes a descendent of that namespace.
What is Local Scope?
A local scope refers to any scope defined past the global scope. There is typically one global scope, and each function defined has its own (nested) local scope. Any function defined within another function has a local scope which is linked to the outer function.
If I define a function and create variables inside it, those variables becomes locally scoped. Take this example:
// Scope A: Global scope out here var myFunction = function () { // Scope B: Local scope in here };
Any locally scoped items are not visible in the global scope – unless exposed, meaning if I define functions or variables within a new scope, it’s inaccessible outside of that current scope. A simple example of this is the following:
var myFunction = function () { var name = 'Todd'; console.log(name); // Todd }; // Uncaught ReferenceError: name is not defined console.log(name);
The variable
name is scoped locally, it isn’t exposed to the parent scope and therefore undefined.
Function scope
All scopes in JavaScript are created with
Function Scope only, they aren’t created by
for or
while loops or expression statements like
if or
switch. New functions = new scope – that’s the rule. A simple example to demonstrate this scope creation:
// Scope A var myFunction = function () { // Scope B var myOtherFunction = function () { // Scope C }; };
It’s easy to create new scope and create local variables/functions/objects.
Lexical Scope
Whenever you see a function within another function, the inner function has access to the scope in the outer function, this is called Lexical Scope or Closure – also referred to as Static Scope. The easiest way to demonstrate that again:
// Scope A var myFunction = function () { // Scope B var name = 'Todd'; // defined in Scope B var myOtherFunction = function () { // Scope C: `name` is accessible here! }; };
You’ll notice that
myOtherFunction isn’t being called here, it’s simply defined. Its order of call also has effect on how the scoped variables react, here I’ve defined my function and called it under another
console statement:
var myFunction = function () { var name = 'Todd'; var myOtherFunction = function () { console.log('My name is ' + name); }; console.log(name); myOtherFunction(); // call function }; // Will then log out: // `Todd` // `My name is Todd`
Lexical scope is easy to work with, any variables/objects/functions defined in its parent scope, are available in the scope chain. For example:
var name = 'Todd'; var scope1 = function () { // name is available here var scope2 = function () { // name is available here too var scope3 = function () { // name is also available here! }; }; };
The only important thing to remember is that Lexical scope does not work backwards. Here we can see how Lexical scope doesn’t work:
// name = undefined var scope1 = function () { // name = undefined var scope2 = function () { // name = undefined var scope3 = function () { var name = 'Todd'; // locally scoped }; }; };
I can always return a reference to
name, but never the variable itself.
Scope Chain
Scope chains establish the scope for a given function. Each function defined has its own nested scope as we know, and any function defined within another function has a local scope which is linked to the outer function – this link is called the chain. It’s always the position in the code that defines the scope. When resolving a variable, JavaScript starts at the innermost scope and searches outwards until it finds the variable/object/function it was looking for.
Closures
Closures ties in very closely with Lexical Scope. A better example of how the closure side of things works, can be seen when returning a function reference – a more practical usage. Inside our scope, we can return things so that they’re available in the parent scope:
var sayHello = function (name) { var text = 'Hello, ' + name; return function () { console.log(text); }; };
The
closure concept we’ve used here makes our scope inside
sayHello inaccessible to the public scope. Calling the function alone will do nothing as it returns a function:
sayHello('Todd'); // nothing happens, no errors, just silence...
The function returns a function, which means it needs assignment, and then calling:
var helloTodd = sayHello('Todd'); helloTodd(); // will call the closure and log 'Hello, Todd'
Okay, I lied, you can call it, and you may have seen functions like this, but this will call your closure:
sayHello('Bob')(); // calls the returned function without assignment
AngularJS uses the above technique for its
$compile method, where you pass the current scope reference into the closure:
$compile(template)(scope);
Meaning we could guess that their code would (over-simplified) look like this:
var $compile = function (template) { // some magic stuff here // scope is out of scope, though... return function (scope) { // access to `template` and `scope` to do magic with too }; };
A function doesn’t have to return in order to be called a closure though. Simply accessing variables outside of the immediate lexical scope creates a closure.
Scope and ‘this’
Each scope binds a different value of
this depending on how the function is invoked. We’ve all used the
this keyword, but not all of us understand it and how it differs when invoked. By default
this refers to the outer most global object, the
window. We can easily show how invoking functions in different ways binds the
this value differently:
var myFunction = function () { console.log(this); // this = global, [object Window] }; myFunction(); var myObject = {}; myObject.myMethod = function () { console.log(this); // this = Object { myObject } }; var nav = document.querySelector('.nav'); // <nav class="nav"> var toggleNav = function () { console.log(this); // this = <nav> element }; nav.addEventListener('click', toggleNav, false);
There are also problems that we run into when dealing with the
this value, for instance if I do this, even inside the same function the scope can be changed and the
this value can be changed:
var nav = document.querySelector('.nav'); // <nav class="nav"> var toggleNav = function () { console.log(this); // <nav> element setTimeout(function () { console.log(this); // [object Window] }, 1000); }; nav.addEventListener('click', toggleNav, false);
So what’s happened here? We’ve created new scope which is not invoked from our event handler, so it defaults to the
window Object as expected. There are several things we can do if we want to access the proper
this value which isn’t affected by the new scope. You might have seen this before, where we can cache a reference to the
this value using a
that variable and refer to the lexical binding:
var nav = document.querySelector('.nav'); // <nav class="nav"> var toggleNav = function () { var that = this; console.log(that); // <nav> element setTimeout(function () { console.log(that); // <nav> element }, 1000); }; nav.addEventListener('click', toggleNav, false);
This is a neat little trick to be able to use the proper
this value and resolve problems with newly created scope.
Changing scope with .call(), .apply() and .bind()
Sometimes you need to manipulate the scopes of your JavaScript depending on what you’re looking to do. A simple demonstration of how to change the scope when looping:
var links = document.querySelectorAll('nav li'); for (var i = 0; i < links.length; i++) { console.log(this); // [object Window] }
The
this value here doesn't refer to our elements, we're not invoking anything or changing the scope. Let's look at how we can change scope (well, it looks like we change scope, but what we're really doing is changing the context of how the function is called).
.call() and .apply()
The
.call() and
.apply() methods are really sweet, they allows you to pass in a scope to a function, which binds the correct
this value. Let's manipulate the above function to make it so that our
this value is each element in the array:
var links = document.querySelectorAll('nav li'); for (var i = 0; i < links.length; i++) { (function () { console.log(this); }).call(links[i]); }
You can see I'm passing in the current element in the Array iteration,
links[i], which changes the scope of the function so that the
this value becomes that iterated element. We can then use the
this binding if we wanted. We can use either
.call() or
.apply() to change the scope, but any further arguments are where the two differ:
.call(scope, arg1, arg2, arg3) takes individual arguments, comma separated, whereas
.apply(scope, [arg1, arg2]) takes an Array of arguments.
It's important to remember that using
.call() or
.apply() actually invokes your function, so instead of doing this:
myFunction(); // invoke myFunction
You'll let
.call() handle it and chain the method:
myFunction.call(scope); // invoke myFunction using .call()
.bind()
Unlike the above, using
.bind() does not invoke a function, it merely binds the values before the function is invoked. It's a real shame this was introduced in ECMAScript 5 and not earlier as this method is fantastic. As you know we can't pass parameters into function references, something like this:
// works nav.addEventListener('click', toggleNav, false); // will invoke the function immediately nav.addEventListener('click', toggleNav(arg1, arg2), false);
We can fix this, by creating a new function inside it:
nav.addEventListener('click', function () { toggleNav(arg1, arg2); }, false);
But again this changes scope and we're creating a needless function again, which will be costly on performance if we were inside a loop and binding event listeners. This is where
.bind() shines through, as we can pass in arguments but the functions are not called:
nav.addEventListener('click', toggleNav.bind(scope, arg1, arg2), false);
The function isn't invoked, and the scope can be changed if needed, but arguments are sat waiting to be passed in.
Private and Public Scope
In many programming languages, you'll hear about
public and
private scope, in JavaScript there is no such thing. We can, however, emulate public and private scope through things like Closures.
By using JavaScript design patterns, such as the
Module pattern for example, we can create
public and
private scope. A simple way to create private scope, is by wrapping our functions inside a function. As we've learned, functions create scope, which keeps things out of the global scope:
(function () { // private scope inside here })();
We might then add a few functions for use in our app:
(function () { var myFunction = function () { // do some stuff here }; })();
But when we come to calling our function, it would be out of scope:
(function () { var myFunction = function () { // do some stuff here }; })(); myFunction(); // Uncaught ReferenceError: myFunction is not defined
Success! We've created private scope. But what if I want the function to be public? There's a great pattern (called the Module Pattern [and Revealing Module Pattern]) which allows us to scope our functions correctly, using private and public scope and an
Object. Here I grab my global namespace, called
Module, which contains all of my relevant code for that module:
// define module var Module = (function () { return { myMethod: function () { console.log('myMethod has been called.'); } }; })(); // call module + methods Module.myMethod();
The
return statement here is what returns our
public methods, which are accessible in the global scope – but are
namespaced. This means our Module takes care of our namespace, and can contain as many methods as we want. We can extend the Module as we wish:
// define module var Module = (function () { return { myMethod: function () { }, someOtherMethod: function () { } }; })(); // call module + methods Module.myMethod(); Module.someOtherMethod();
So what about private methods? This is where a lot of developers go wrong and pollute the global namespace by dumping all their functions in the global scope. Functions that help our code work do not need to be in the global scope, only the API calls do – things that need to be accessed globally in order to work. Here's how we can create private scope, by not returning functions:
var Module = (function () { var privateMethod = function () { }; return { publicMethod: function () { } }; })();
This means that
publicMethod can be called, but
privateMethod cannot, as it's privately scoped! These privately scoped functions are things like helpers, addClass, removeClass, Ajax/XHR calls, Arrays, Objects, anything you can think of.
Here's an interesting twist though, anything in the same scope has access to anything in the same scope, even after the function has been returned. Which means, our
public methods have access to our
private ones, so they can still interact but are unaccessible in the global scope.
var Module = (function () { var privateMethod = function () { }; return { publicMethod: function () { // has access to `privateMethod`, we can call it: // privateMethod(); } }; })();
This allows a very powerful level of interactivity, as well as code security. A very important part of JavaScript is ensuring security, which is exactly why we can't afford to put all functions in the global scope as they'll be publicly available, which makes them open to vulnerable attacks.
Here's an example of returning an Object, making use of
public and
private methods:
var Module = (function () { var myModule = {}; var privateMethod = function () { }; myModule.publicMethod = function () { }; myModule.anotherPublicMethod = function () { }; return myModule; // returns the Object with public methods })(); // usage Module.publicMethod();
One neat naming convention is to begin
private methods with an underscore, which visually helps you differentiate between public and private:
var Module = (function () { var _privateMethod = function () { }; var publicMethod = function () { }; })();
This helps us when returning an anonymous
Object, which the Module can use in Object fashion as we can simply assign the function references:
var Module = (function () { var _privateMethod = function () { }; var publicMethod = function () { }; return { publicMethod: publicMethod, anotherPublicMethod: anotherPublicMethod } })();
Happy scoping!
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SYNOPSIS
#include <wctype.h>
wctrans_t wctrans(const char *name);
DESCRIPTIONThe" - realizes the tolower(3) mapping "toupper" - realizes the toupper(3) mapping
RETURN VALUEThe wctrans() function returns a mapping descriptor if the name is valid. Otherwise, it returns (wctrans_t) 0.
ATTRIBUTESFor an explanation of the terms used in this section, see attributes(7).
CONFORMING TOPOSIX.1-2001, POSIX.1-2008, C99.
NOTESThe behavior of wctrans() depends on the LC_CTYPE category of the current locale.
COLOPHONThis page is part of release 4.06 of the Linux man-pages project. A description of the project, information about reporting bugs, and the latest version of this page, can be found at
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- .9.0 implicits bug?
Tue, 2010-11-30, 17:05
Hi,
As I read in spec for 2.9.0:
In a selection e.m(args) with e of type T , if the selector m denotes some member(
s) of T , but none of these members is applicable to the arguments args. In
this case a view v is searched which is applicable to e and whose result contains
a method m which is applicable to args. The search proceeds as in the
case of implicit parameters, where the implicit scope is the one of T . If such a
view is found, the selection e.m is converted to v(e).m(args).
So this example should be ok:
class Test {
class A {
def fooa(x: Int) = 1
}
class B {
def fooa(x : Boolean) = false
}
implicit def s2a(x: String): A = new A
implicit def s2b(x: String): B = new B
"".fooa(3)
}
But I didn’t find a way to compile this example with any compiler version. So maybe this example should be wrong for some reason?
Best regards,
Alexander Podkhalyuzin.
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OpenLayers Coding Standards
Writing Code
Style
- Indent is K&R style, Variant: 1TBS.
- Indent four spaces. No tabs! (If you're running vim, set expandtabs.)
- Variables, properties, and methods are named in camelCase.
- Classes and namespaces are StudlyCapped.
- Constants are named in ALL_CAPS.
- All identifiers should be long enough to be understandable and unambiguous. For example, zoomHasChanged is preferable to zlch. By contrast, lat and lon are sufficient for latitude and longitude properties on the OpenLayers.LonLat class, because they are unambiguous.
- OpenLayers uses the JSAN standard for laying out source files. Ideally, this means one class per file under lib/, with the file name broken out, one directory level per namespace, e.g. OpenLayers.Layer.WMS -> lib/OpenLayers/Layer/WMS.js.
- OpenLayers uses Natural Docs style comments to provide info on class, property and methods. See Natural Docs for information on Natural Docs syntax. Also, read about the Natural Docs conventions in OpenLayers.
Conventions
- Declare new Objects and Arrays using {} and [] , not new Object() and new Array().
- When concatenating many/large strings, don't use '+='. Read about this subject in our String Concatenation page.
- In a for loop, cache the length for potentially large arrays. E.g. for(var i=0, len=long.length; i<len; ++i). This is especially important for long node lists.
Suggested Reading
- Crockford's code conventions.
- Elements of Style ( part 1, part 2).
Example
This is an example of code that you might find in a file named lib/OpenLayers/Pony.js:
/** * Class: OpenLayers.Pony * Instances of the Pony class are used to carry small people on rides through * the grass. */ OpenLayers.Pony = OpenLayers.Class({ /** * APIProperty: color * {String} The pony's hair color. Default is 'brown'. */ color: "brown", /** * Property: capacity * {Number} A measure of the pony's current stomach capacity. Range 0-1 * inclusive. A value of one means the pony is empty. */ capacity: null, /** * Constructor: OpenLayers.Pony * Create a brand new pony. * * Parameters: * options - {Object} Optional properties bestowed upon your pony. */ initialize: function(options) { OpenLayers.Util.extend(this, options); this.options = options; this.capacity = 1; }, /** * APIMethod: eat * Give the pony some food. * * Parameters: * food - {Object} The food for your pony to eat. * * Returns: * {Boolean} The pony is still hungry. If false, your pony has had enough. */ eat: function(food) { this.capacity = Math.max(this.capacity - Math.random(), 0); return (this.capacity > 0); }, CLASS_NAME: "OpenLayers.Pony" });
Writing Unit Tests
- All the tests for a given class go in tests/test_ClassName.html or tests/test_Class_SubClass.html.
- When adding a new test file, be sure to list it in tests/list-tests.html.
- Every change to OpenLayers which exhibits a programatically repeatable behavior should have a test. If you are unable to write a test in the Test.AnotherWay framework, creating an HTML page with step-by-step instructions on how to test the change and including it in the patch is also acceptable.
- WritingUnitTests tells more about testing with OpenLayers.
Writing Examples
- Examples should be written to demonstrate use of new API functions/methods or new classes.
- Examples should be well named (some-class.html or new-method.html) and should have a sensible title.
- Example markup and code should be separated. Your example HTML page should link to an example JavaScript file (e.g. new-method.html links to new-method.js).
- Example markup should be standards compliant HTML (no XHTML unless your example requires that specifically). Use <!DOCTYPE HTML> at the top of your markup to trigger standards compliant mode in browsers (see the HTML5 spec and this blog post for more detail). This is relevant even if you are not using HTML5 features.
- Include the <script> tag that pulls in your JavaScript at the end of your <body> element.
- Examples are all parsed by exampleparser.py to produce an example feed. This example feed serves as the sitemap for our examples and all examples should follow the same conventions as example.html.
- Link to the default OL stylesheet
- Link to the examples stylesheet
- Initialize a global map variable (if creating a single map).
- Use an h1 element with the id title for your example title.
- Include a p (or other) element with the id shortdesc that gives a brief description of your example - no additional markup in the shortdesc paragraph.
- Include more detailed documentation in an element with an id of docs.
Committing to Subversion
- Be sure all the unit tests in source:/trunk/openlayers/tests/run-tests.html pass before committing to trunk. (If you're committing to your own sandbox, you can break whatever you like.)
- Each code commit should focus on a single set of changes to the code base. If you make a number of changes to different files for different reasons, please make multiple commits, with a different log message for each.
- When you commit a fix for a particular ticket, please mention that ticket by number (e.g. #12) in the commit message.
- Please make your commit logs as verbose as possible!
- Commits without a commit message will be rejected by SVN.
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#include <c4d_snapdata.h>
A data class for creating snap mode plugins. For example Polygon Snap, Edge Snap, Spline Snap, Vertex Snap and so on.
Use RegisterSnapPlugin() to register a snap mode plugin.
Called to initialize the snap plugin.
Called to free the snap plugin instance.
Called to prepare snapping to begin.
Called for 3D Snap detection.
Called for guide intersection.
Called to free any stored data after snapping has occurred.
Called for custom draw during snap.
Called to intercept the GetCursorInfo purely for the snap.
Called to intercept the MouseInput purely for the snap.
Called to intercept the KeyboardInput purely for the snap.
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Details
- Type:
Bug
- Status: Closed
- Priority:
P1: Critical
- Resolution: Duplicate
- Affects Version/s: 5.12.1
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- Labels:None
- Environment:OS: Windows 10 64-bit
Python: 3.7.2 64-bit
PySide2/shiboken2: 5.12.1
matplotlib: 3.0.2
- Platform/s:
- Commits:8aa9cdf783e926e9d9a5543b77a54d3a34e90782 (pyside/pyside-setup/5.12)
Description
I've encounterd a weird bug in my program. I'm currently using PyQt5, and my program crash occasionally on startup (sometimes okay). There's no error message and I only got:
Process finished with exit code -1073741819 (0xC0000005)
Since my program is a bit complex, it's hard for me to reduce it to a minimal example. After some debugging, it seems that the program crashes when a wrapper widget is added to a QStackedWidget, but I can't figure out why.
So I tried to switch to PySide2, then the crash occasionally happens during import, before any of my codes are executed.
I've fixed the bug in my program in PyQt 5.12 now, the problem is a custom label inherited from QLabel used to display some HTML, but I still have no idea why this would cause crash occassionally. And I am not able to reproduce the issue after some testing. Not sure whether these two issues are related or not.
from PySide2.QtCore import * from PySide2.QtGui import * from PySide2.QtWidgets import * print('pyside') import matplotlib.pyplot print('matplotlib')
When the order of import is reversed, the occasional crash goes away. I'm not sure whether this is PySide2's problem or matplotlib's. I'll try to also raise the issue on matplotlib's github repo.
Attachments
Issue Links
- is duplicated by
PYSIDE-943 segmentation fault when importing matplotlib.pyplot
- Closed
- relates to
PYSIDE-942 six.py SystemError in frozen apps that embed PySide2
- Closed
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I enjoy programming in Picat because it suites my mindset very well. -- Hakan Kjellerstrand
Thank you for your beautiful project! Using Picat, I felt "at home" almost right away. -- Stefan Kral
The Picat language is really cool; it's a very usable mix of logic, functional, constraint, and imperative programming. Scripts can be made quite short but also easily readable. And the built-in tabling is really cool for speeding up recursive programs. I think Picat is like a perfect Swiss army knife that you can do anything with. -- Lorenz Schiffmann
Pic.
Example 1: The following predicate,
input_data(Tri), reads rows of integers from the text file
triangle.txt into an array. This is the first part of a Picat solution for the Euler Project, problem #67.
import util. input_data(Tri) => Lines = read_file_lines("triangle.txt"), Tri = new_array(Lines.length), I = 1, foreach(Line in Lines) Tri[I] = Line.split().map(to_integer).to_array(), I := I+1 end.
The function
read_file_lines/1, which is imported by default from the
io module, reads all of the lines from a file as a list of strings. For each
Line in
Lines, the
foreach loop splits
Line into tokens (using the function
split/1, which is imported from the
util module), maps the tokens to integers (
map(to_integer)), and converts the list to an array (
to_array). As illustrated in this example, Picat, as a scripting language, is as powerful as Python and Ruby.
Example 2: The following function,
perms(L), returns a list of all of the permutations of
L.
perms([]) = [[]]. perms(L) = [[E|P] : E in L, P in perms(L.delete(E))].
Picat provides functional programming features, such as pattern-matching, recursion, and list comprehension, for composing functions.
Example 3: Given a triangle stored in an array, the following tabled predicate finds the maximum total sum from top to bottom. This is the second part of the Picat solution for the Euler Project, problem #67.
table (+,+,max,nt) path(Row,Col,Sum,Tri),Row==Tri.length => Sum=Tri[Row,Col]. path(Row,Col,Sum,Tri) ?=> path(Row+1,Col,Sum1,Tri), Sum = Sum1+Tri[Row,Col]. path(Row,Col,Sum,Tri) => path(Row+1,Col+1,Sum1,Tri), Sum = Sum1+Tri[Row,Col].
The first line is a table mode declaration that instructs the system about how to table the calls and answers:
+ means that the argument is tabled,
max means that the argument should be maximized, and
nt means that the argument is not tabled. This predicate searches for a path with the maximum total sum. If the current row is at the bottom of the triangle, then the leaf value is returned. Otherwise, it makes a non-deterministic choice between two branches, one going straight down and the other going down to the adjacent number. This program is not only compact, but also runs fast. For the 100-row triangle that is provided by the Euler project, this program finds the answer in only 0.01 second.
The
planner module is based on tabling. For a planning problem, users only need to specify the conditions on the final states and the set of actions, and call the planner on an initial state to find a plan or a best plan.
Example 4: The following gives part of a program for the Farmer's problem.
import planner. go => S0=[s,s,s,s], best_plan(S0,Plan), writeln(Plan). final([n,n,n,n]) => true. action([F,F,G,C],S1,Action,ActionCost) ?=> Action=farmer_wolf, ActionCost=1, opposite(F,F1), S1=[F1,F1,G,C], not unsafe(S1). ...
Tabling, when enhanced with term-sharing, early termination, and resource-bounded search techniques, has been shown to be a better alternative to planning than ASP and SAT-based PDDL planners.
Picat currently provides two modules, named
cp and
sat, for solving constraint satisfaction and optimization problems. Both modules follow the same interface. This makes it possible to seamlessly switch from one solver to the other. The language features, such as arrays, maps, loops and list comprehensions, make Picat a powerful modeling language for constraint problems.
Example 5: The following example models the N-queens problem by using three
all_different constraints.
import cp. queens(N, Q) => Q = new_list(N), Q in 1..N, all_different(Q), all_different([$Q[I]-I : I in 1..N]), all_different([$Q[I]+I : I in 1..N]), solve([ff],Q).
As demonstrated by the above examples, Picat offers many advantages over other languages. Compared with functional and scripting languages, the support of explicit unification, explicit non-determinism, tabling, and constraints makes Picat more suitable for symbolic computations. Compared with Prolog, Picat is arguably more expressive and scalable: it is not rare to find problems for which Picat requires an order of magnitude fewer lines of code to describe than Prolog and Picat can be significantly faster than Prolog because pattern-matching facilitates indexing of rules.
Picat can be used for any fair purpose, including commercial applications. The C source code is available to registered developers and users free of charge. The project is open to anybody and you are welcome to join, as a developer, a sponsor, a user, or a reviewer. Please contact picat@picat-lang.org
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I am trying to take a user input, the split it into seperate varibale so that I can then reorder so
string input = 123456789
output = 654789123
I know this is basic but really struggling with.... I have posted where I am upt o so far.... please go easy I am 3 hours into this.....
thanks
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>
int main()
{
/* set variables / array */
char string[13];
char first;
char second;
char third;
printf( "Please enter string with no colons: " );
/* notice stdin being passed in */
fgets ( string, 13, stdin );
printf( string );
first = string[0];
second = string[1];
third = string[2];
printf( first );
printf( second );
printf( third );
getchar();
return(0);
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PyMoJo 0.6
PyJoJo client library
`here <https: github.`. Together, they are
`Mojojojo <http: i.imgur.`!
Important Note
==============
Pyjojo implemented some
`breaking changes <https: github.recently. This version of Pymojo, v0.6, is the last version that supports
versions of Pyjojo prior to these changes.
Installation
============
Simple:: [ -c config_file ] [ -e endpoint ] [ -i ] [ -n environment ] [ p port ]
[ -s ] [
---------
Mojo accepts the following()
Extending Mojo
==============
Pyjojo is merely a remote script execution engine, and is meant to be extended
to meet the needs of its users. As-is, Pymojo can act on any custom scripts on
a Jojo server, but the specifics of a Jojo deployment can be easily wrapped up
in a class that inherits a Mojo.
Realistically, you'll use Jojo for things like remote service control or
software deployments, but for the sake of example, let's say our Jojo server
only knows how to execute one script, ``echo.sh``, which looks like this::
#!/bin/bash
# -- jojo --
# description: echo
# param: text - Text to echo
# -- jojo --
echo ${TEXT}
exit 0
We'll make a special kind of Mojo built to run this echo script. We'll call it
an Echojo::
class Echojo(Mojo):
def __init__(self, **kwargs):
Mojo.__init__(self, **kwargs)
def echo(self, text):
return self.run("echo", {"text" : text})
Simply put, it takes the same Jojo configuration options that Mojo takes,
and then passes them on to the superconstructor. The ``echo`` function passes
data through the superclass's ``run`` function and passes the result back up.
- Author: Ryan Jung
- License: LICENSE
- Package Index Owner: GradysGhost
- DOAP record: PyMoJo-0.6.xml
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A max heap version of heapq module for Python.
Project description
Description
A maxHeap version of heapq module for Python. Similar to heapq, c implementation is used when available to ensure performance.
Dependencies
Python >=3 Python 2 support will be implemented by 8/15/2016.
Installation
pip install heapq_max
Usage
tl;dr: same as heapq module except adding ‘_max’ to all functions.
from heapq_max import * heap_max = [] # creates an empty heap heappush_max(heap_max, item) # pushes a new item on the heap item = heappop_max(heap_max) # pops the largest item from the heap item = heap_max[0] # largest item on the heap without popping it heapify_max(x) # transforms list into a heap, in-place, in linear time item = heapreplace_max(heap_max, item) # pops and returns largest item, and # adds new item; the heap size is unchanged
License
MIT
Project details
Release history Release notifications
Download files
Download the file for your platform. If you're not sure which to choose, learn more about installing packages.
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Introduction: Pi Day | Python Program
As you know already, pi is an endless number often used in math. It is celebrated on 3/14 (March 14th) because the standard use pi is 3.14
Please Note: I am doing this from a Mac, but it also works with extra software for windows. It also works in the Python Shell on the Raspberry Pi.
Step 1: Step 1: Download and Install Textwrangler
Download and install TextWrangler. To do this, go to and select your computer version. Then download. I recommend that you do it from this website because it is the official one and it prevents the likelihood of virus and malware infections.
Once it is done downloading, open it.
Step 2: Step 2: Create New Python Program
Whether you are into computer programming (for this-python), or not, you just need to copy and paste the following code into a new document.
To Open a New Document: Go to File>New>Text Document
import time
today = raw_input("What is today??") if today == "pi day": print "Yea!!!" time.sleep(2) print "3.14159265358979323846"
This document will not be reading as if it is python till you tell it to. So, save your document. But, before you click save, change the extension (.txt) to .py
This will make it a python program that you can run.
Step 3: Step 3: Run!
Run your program by going to #!>Run in Terminal at the top of the screen. It may take a minute, but it will run your program in Terminal.
First, it will say: What is today?
Respond by typing:
pi day
followed by the return key.
It will then say: Yea!!
Then, 3.14159265358979323846
After that, the program is done
If there is something specific you would like to add, but you do not program, let me know and I can try to elaborate on if for you and send you the code.
If you do program with python and you can make a really cool update to this code, let me know down below and I will definitly respond.
Any Questions?
Ask them below and I will respond.
Have a nice day!!
Recommendations
We have a be nice policy.
Please be positive and constructive.
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I know the obvious answer is to use virtualenv and virtualenvwrapper, but for various reasons I can't/don't want to do that.
So how do I modify the command
pip install package_name
to make pip install the package somewhere other than the default site-packages?
Use:
pip install --install-option="--prefix=$PREFIX_PATH" package_name
You might also want to use --ignore-installed to force all dependencies to be reinstalled using this new prefix. You can use --install-option to multiple times to add any of the options you can use with python setup.py install (--prefix is probably what you want, but there are a bunch more options you could use).
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reading notes on Programming Clojure 3rd edition
Chapter 5. Specifications
(require '[clojure.spec.alpha :as s])
Predicates
(s/def ::company-name string?) (s/valid? ::company-name 10)
Enumerated values
(s/def :marble/color #{:red :green :blue}) (s/valid? :marble/color :yellow)
(s/def :bowling/roll #{0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10}) (s/valid? :bowling/roll 15)
Range Specs
(s/def :bowling/ranged-roll (s/int-in 0 11)) (s/valid? :bowling/ranged-roll 10)
Handling nil
(s/def ::company-name-2 (s/nilable string?)) (s/valid? ::company-name-2 nil)
Logical Specs
(s/def ::odd-int (s/and int? odd?)) (s/valid? ::odd-int 5) (s/valid? ::odd-int 10) (s/def ::odd-or-42 (s/or :odd ::odd-int :42 #{42})) (s/explain ::odd-or-42 8)
Collection Specs
The two most common collection specs you’ll use are
s/coll-of and
s/map-of.
(s/def ::names (s/coll-of string?)) (s/valid? ::names ["Alex" "Stu"]) (s/valid? ::names #{"Alex" "Stu"}) (s/valid? ::names '("Alex" "Stu")) (s/def ::my-set (s/coll-of int? :kind set? :min-count 2)) (s/valid? ::my-set #{10}) (s/explain ::my-set #{10})
The
s/coll-of spec also comes with many additional options supplied as keyword arguments at the end of the spec.
:kinda- a predicate checked at the beginning of the spec. Common examples are
vector?and
set?.
:intoa- one of these literal collections:
[],
(), or
#{}. Conformed values collect into the specified collection.
:counta- an exact count for the collection.
:min-counta- a minimum count for the collection.
:max-counta- a maximum count for the collection.
:distincta-
trueif the elements of the collection must be unique.
(s/def ::scores (s/map-of string? int?)) (s/valid? ::scores {"Stu" 100, "Alex" 200})
Collection Sampling
The sampling collection specs are
s/every and
s/every-kv for collections and maps, respectively. They are similar in operation to
s/coll-of and
s/map-of, except they check up to only
s/*coll-check-limit* elements (by default,
101).
Tuples
(s/def ::point (s/tuple float? float?)) (s/conform ::point [1.3 2.7])
Information Maps
{::music/id #uuid "40e30dc1-55ac-33e1-85d3-1f1508140bfc" ::music/artist "Rush" ::music/title "Moving Pictures" ::music/date #inst "1981-02-12"} (s/def ::music/id uuid?) (s/def ::music/artist string?) (s/def ::music/title string?) (s/def ::music/date inst?)
To specify a map of attributes, we use
s/keys, which describes both required and optional attributes:
(s/def ::music/release (s/keys :req [::music/id] :opt [::music/artist ::music/title ::music/date]))
Sequences With Structure
the most common regex op spec is
s/cat
(s/def ::cat-example (s/cat :s string? :i int?)) (s/valid? ::cat-example ["abc" 100]) (s/conform ::cat-example ["abc" 100])
There is also a regex op spec
s/alt for indicating alternatives within the sequential structure.
(s/def ::alt-example (s/alt :i int? :k keyword?)) (s/valid? ::alt-example [100]) (s/valid? ::alt-example [:foo]) (s/conform ::alt-example [:foo])
Repetition Operators
There are three repetition operators –
s/? for
0 or
1,
s/* for
0 or more, and
s/+ for
1 or more.
(s/def ::oe (s/cat :odds (s/+ odd?) :even (s/? even?))) (s/conform ::oe [1 3 5 100])
named regex ops, which allows us to factor regex op specs into smaller reusable pieces:
(s/def ::odds (s/+ odd?)) (s/def ::optional-even (s/? even?)) (s/def ::oe2 (s/cat :odds ::odds :even ::optional-even)) (s/conform ::oe2 [1 3 5 100])
Variable Argument Lists
(s/def ::println-args (s/* any?))
spec the arguments to
intersection as follows
(s/def ::intersection-args (s/cat :s1 set? :sets (s/* set?))) (s/conform ::intersection-args '[#{1 2} #{2 3} #{2 5}])
In this case, because each argument is the same spec, we could also use just
s/+:
(s/def ::intersection-args-2 (s/+ set?)) (s/conform ::intersection-args-2 '[#{1 2} #{2 3} #{2 5}])
You can spec
atom’s args like this
(s/def ::meta map?) (s/def ::validator ifn?) (s/def ::atom-args (s/cat :x any? :options (s/keys* :opt-un [::meta ::validator]))) (s/conform ::atom-args [100 :meta {:foo 1} :validator int?])
Multi-arity Argument Lists
multi-arity argument lists in the
repeat function
(s/def ::repeat-args (s/cat :n (s/? int?) :x any?)) (s/conform ::repeat-args [100 "foo"]) (s/conform ::repeat-args ["foo"])
Specifying Functions
Function specs are a combination of three different specs for the arguments, the return value, and the “fn” spec that describes the relationship between the arguments and return.
Let’s start with a function spec for
rand:
(s/def ::rand-args (s/cat :n (s/? number?))) (s/def ::rand-ret double?) (s/def ::rand-fn (fn [{:keys [args ret]}] (let [n (or (:n args) 1)] (cond (zero? n) (zero? ret) (pos? n) (and (>= ret 0) (< ret n)) (neg? n) (and (<= ret 0) (> ret n)))))) (s/fdef clojure.core/rand :args ::rand-args :ret ::rand-ret :fn ::rand-fn)
Anonymous Functions
Use
s/fspec to define the spec of an anonymous function. The syntax is the same as
s/fdef but omits the function name.
For instance, consider a function
opposite
(defn opposite [pred] (comp not pred)) (s/def ::pred (s/fspec :args (s/cat :x any?) :ret boolean?)) (s/fdef opposite :args (s/cat :pred ::pred) :ret ::pred)
Generative Function Testing
Spec implements automated generative testing with the function
check in the namespace
clojure.spec.test.alpha (commonly aliased as
stest)
Let’s see how it works with a spec for the Clojure core function
symbol
(s/fdef clojure.core/symbol :args (s/cat :ns (s/? string?) :name string?) :reg symbol? :fn (fn [{:keys [args ret]}] (and (= (name ret) (:name args)) (= (namespace ret) (:ns args)))))
And then we can run the test as follows:
(require '[clojure.spec.test.alpha :as stest]) (stest/check 'clojure.core/symbol)
Generating Examples
The argument spec we used above was
(s/cat :ns (s/? string?) :name string?). To simulate how
check generates random arguments from that spec, we can use the
s/exercise function, which produces pairs of examples and their conformed values:
(s/exercise (s/cat :ns (s/? string?) :name string?))
Combining Generators With s/and
For example, consider the following spec for an odd number greater than 100:
(defn big? [x] (> x 100)) (s/def ::big-odd (s/and odd? big?)) This would work as a spec, but its automatic generator doesn’t work: (s/exercise ::big-odd)
The problem is that while many common Clojure predicates have automatically mapped generators, the predicates we’re using here do not. The
odd? predicate works on more than one numeric type and so is not mapped to a generator. The
big? predicate is a custom predicate that will never have mappings.
To fix this, we need to add an initial predicate that has a mapped generator—the type-oriented predicates are all good choices for that. Let’s insert
int? at the beginning:
(s/def ::big-odd-int (s/and int? odd? big?)) (s/exercise ::big-odd-int)
When you debug generators for
s/and specs, remember that only the first component spec’s generator is used.
Creating Custom Generators
We can create generators in several ways. The simplest way is to first create a different spec, then use
s/gen to retrieve its generator. Alternately, the
clojure.spec.gen.alpha namespace, typically aliased as
gen, contains other generators and functions to combine generators.
gen/fmap allows you to start from a source generator, then modify each generated value by applying another function.
(require '[clojure.string :as str]) (require '[clojure.spec.gen.alpha :as gen]) (s/def ::sku (s/with-gen (s/and string? #(str/starts-with? % "SKU-")) (fn [] (gen/fmap #(str "SKU-" %) (s/gen string?))))) (s/exercise ::sku)
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Created on 2020-11-21 07:20 by sbz, last changed 2020-11-23 20:41 by BTaskaya.
This PoC is causing a local crash of python interpreters version 2.7,3.6,3.7,3.8 and 3.9.
By creating a code object of size 0 with a POP_TOP opcode, in Python/ceval.c the call to Py_DECREF(value) on a NULL pointer lead to a segmentation fault of the python interpreter.
It was tested on all python3.x versions against a fresh compilation of a git clone github.com/python/cpython.git on branches and master. You need to adapt the code() constructor because the parameters are different across versions but crash remains.
I'm just covering the version 3.7 in following text
$ git clone --depth 1
$ git checkout -b 3.7 origin/3.7
$ export CFLAGS+="-g -O0"
$ ./configure
$ make
$ ./python -V
Python 3.7.9+
$ ./python -c 'import sys; print(sys.version)'
3.7.9+ (heads/3.7-dirty:08ba61dade, Nov 21 2020, 04:57:20)
[Clang 10.0.1 (git@github.com:llvm/llvm-project.git llvmorg-10.0.1-0-gef32c611a
$ ./python crash.py
Running the python3.7 execution into gdb, helped me to locate the crash for python3.7
$ gdb --batch --silent ./python -ex 'r crash.py'
Program received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault.
0x000000000033873a in _PyEval_EvalFrameDefault (f=0x800bdda00, throwflag=0) at Python/ceval.c:1104
1104 Py_DECREF(value);
Also I have executed the PoC on different platforms Linux, FreeBSD and MacOSX. The behaviour is the same and SIGSEGV the interpreter.
I have located the issue in the source code but I'm wondering what will be the best solution to fix it? Python developers should know better, I am open to your advices and suggestions.
I have noticed that one assertion handle this case (in master) but most of the interpreters are built without --with-assertions enabled, so the crash will still persist.
More details on this gist
I think the python interpreter shouldn't crash and handle properly this edge case.
Linux, FreeBSD and MacOSX crash reports and backtraces joined in the zip.
Contributor Agreement 2020-09-23 signed.
From :
"""
Broken bytecode objects can easily crash the interpreter.
This is not going to be fixed. It is generally agreed that there is no
point in writing a bytecode verifier and putting it in CPython just for
this. Moreover, a verifier is bound to accept only a subset of all safe
bytecodes, so it could lead to unnecessary breakage.
For security purposes, "restricted" interpreters are not going to let
the user build or load random bytecodes anyway. Otherwise, this is a
"won't fix" case.
"""
import types
co = types.CodeType(0, 0, 0, 0, 0, b'\x04\x71\x00\x00',
(), (), (), '', '', 1, b'')
exec(co)
Thanks Dennis for pointing me the crashers, I was not aware of them.
I have added a new crash test to cover multiple crashes in different interpreter versions. Current bogus does not crash where it could be possible to crash in older and newer interpreter versions.
Do you think it's worth to add it? I joined the patch against master and if yes I could submit a new PR.
I'm sorry to interrupt but what is the exact reasoning behind adding a new, (I presume) redundant crasher? There are tons of different ways to crash the interpreter with malformed bytecode, how would adding only one of them bring any good?
@BTaskaya: do you think this is too similar to bogus_code_obj.py? That's the only crasher I can see it being similar to.
> do you think this is too similar to bogus_code_obj.py? That's the only crasher I can see it being similar to.
As far as I assume, yes, that is the generic VM crasher via custom code object execution. I feel its existence is good enough to answer to issue openings like this.
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[UPDATE 2]
I have almost completed code to have standing robot.
Because I have problem with calibration and I do not know if I should add something to PID I post code and ask for help.
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Type: Posts; User: Black_Stork
[UPDATE 2]
I have almost completed code to have standing robot.
Because I have problem with calibration and I do not know if I should add something to PID I post code and ask for help.
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[UPDATE]
Here is some code that i wrote for motor control and for IMU (imu code was based on code in Joop Broking's video about MPU 6050):
Motors.hpp
#include "Arduino.h"
enum action {BACK...
I need guidance with building(programing) my first balancing robot.
Tasks that I want to accomplish :
- program robot so it can stand on its own.
- then add remote control over bluetooth so it...
My last obstacle is to add new baud rate to library which is 83 333 baud. At line 155 there is this some kind of baud rate determination mechanism which i don't fully understand.
If i want to get 83...
Thank you very much tni, it worked!
As far as i understand the custom name is only for this line: "FlexCAN myCAN(baudRate);" and all comands regarding sending and receiving messages is executed by...
I am trying to send messages from one teensy to another. I know that teensy which sends messages works correctly since my Arduino with seeedstudio CAN BUS shield reads it perfectly fine.
Both...
Library description says that allowed baudrate values are from 20k to 1M but supported ones are 50k, 100k, 125k, 250k, 500k and 1M. Because I still don't know how to make this work, I can't check if...
Thanks for quick response.
I'll be waiting
Good morning!
I have to make transmitter that will send two diffferent frames, depending on whether button is pushed or not. I've managed to do that with two arduino unos
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C <stdio.h> - rewind() Function
The C <stdio.h> rewind() function sets the file position indicator to the beginning of the given file stream.
A call to this function undoes the effects of ungetc() function and clears the end-of-file state, if it is set.
On streams open for update (read+write), a call to rewind() allows to switch between reading and writing. If a read or write error occurs, the error indicator ferror() for the stream is set.
Syntax
void rewind ( FILE * stream );
Parameters
Return Value
None.
Example:
In the example below, program creates an empty file for output operations if the file test.txt does not exist. If the file already exists, its contents are discarded and the file is treated as a new empty file.
The C string "Hello World!." is written to it using fputs() function. Then the position of the file is set to start using rewind() function to display the content of the file.
#include <stdio.h> int main (){ FILE * pFile = fopen("test.txt","w+"); int c; //writes "Hello World!." to //the file stream fputs("Hello World!.", pFile); //set the position to the start rewind(pFile); //display the content of the file c = getc(pFile); while(c != EOF) { putchar(c); c = getc(pFile); } //close the file fclose (pFile); return 0; }
The output of the above code will be:
Hello World!.
❮ C <stdio.h> Library
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Created on 2008-09-16 21:05 by kirill_simonov, last changed 2008-09-22 13:41 by kirill_simonov. This issue is now closed.
I wonder why the module 'turtle' was moved to the 'tkinter' package. It
is not a part of Tk, it does not provide new or extend existing tkinter
API. While it uses tkinter, so do pydoc or idle; this is just an
implementation detail. If some day a new GUI library replaces tkinter
in the standard Python library, turtle's interface will not have to be
changed, only the implementation. Moreover this change unnecessarily
breaks all existing demos and tutorials that use turtle. Why do this if
it does not give any substantial benefits? Finally, 'import turtle' is
easier than 'from tkinter import turtle' for complete newbies in
programming, who are the primary users of this module.
So I propose to keep turtle a top-level module as it was in Python 1 and 2.
Unfortunately, as we are approaching 3.0rc1, it is too late to make a
change like this. I'm assigning this to Brett if he has an opinion, but
I don't expect this change to be able to happen.
As Benjamin said, it's too late in the release cycle to change this.
Plus turtle is entirely Tk-dependent so putting in the package makes
sense to me. It also isn't important enough to be a top-level package.
Finally, I disagree that telling a newbie to type ``from tkinter import
turtle`` is any more difficult than to tell them to type ``import
tkinter``; if they don't know about importing then either form won't
make sense to them.
I'd like to appeal that decision. That the turtle module is implemented
in Tkinter is, well, an implementation detail. What matters to the end
user is the turtle API, which has little to do with Tkinter (at least,
the most high-level API doesn't).
I think it is a mistake to have the module in the tkinter package, hence
I marked this bug release-critical, and would like to ask that this is
reconsidered before rc2 (clearly, when 3.0 is released, this mistake
cannot be corrected easily anymore).
In considering this issue, please understand the target audience of the
turtle module: children that just learn programming. I completely agree
with Kirill (and also with Gregor Lingl, who complained about this also,
but didn't follow up). For these people, stability of documentation is
much more important than for trained programmers: when they get an
import error, they consider all kinds of problems (such as them having
mistyped things, or the computer being broken and the module being
missing); the real cause (arbitrary renaming) doesn't come to their mind
as the first thing.
Attached is a patch that has the necessary changes.
Guido, would you be willing to pronounce?
Agreed. It's toplevel in 2.6. Let's keep it toplevel in 3.x.
This is now fixed in r66531.
Docs done in r66534.
Of course I highly appreciate this decision.
I'd like to point you to an urgent issue concerning turtle.py
which needs a decision and which I've just posted to Python-dev
Regards,
Gregor
Thank you for the fix, I really appeciate it.
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New in Forest 2 - QuantumComputer¶
PyQuil is for constructing and running quantum programs on real quantum computers. With the release of pyQuil 2, we have changed parts of the API to better reflect that focus. Instead of swapping between a
QVMConnection and a
QPUConnection, you will primarily deal with a
QuantumComputer with consistent API and behavior regardless of
- QVM / QPU
- Presence of noise model
- Device topology
Running a program¶
Let’s show how you can run a simple program on a
QuantumComputer first we start with the relevant imports.
[1]:
from pyquil import Program from pyquil.gates import *
We’ll write a function that takes a list of qubits and returns a pyQuil
Program that constructs an entangled “GHZ” state. This is a generalization of the two-qubit Bell state.
[2]:
def ghz_state(qubits): """Create a GHZ state on the given list of qubits by applying a Hadamard gate to the first qubit followed by a chain of CNOTs """ program = Program() program += H(qubits[0]) for q1, q2 in zip(qubits, qubits[1:]): program += CNOT(q1, q2) return program
For example, creating a GHZ state on qubits 1, 2, and 3 would look like:
[3]:
program = ghz_state(qubits=[0, 1, 2]) print(program)
H 0 CNOT 0 1 CNOT 1 2
Debugging with
WavefunctionSimulator¶
We can check that this program gives us the desired wavefunction by using WavefunctionSimulator.wavefunction()
[4]:
from pyquil.api import WavefunctionSimulator wfn = WavefunctionSimulator().wavefunction(program) print(wfn)
(0.7071067812+0j)|000> + (0.7071067812+0j)|111>
We can’t get the wavefunction from a real quantum computer though, so instead we’ll sample bitstrings. We expect to always measure the bitstring 000 or the bitstring 111 based on the definition of a GHZ state and confirmed by our wavefunction simulation.
get_qc¶
We’ll construct a
QuantumComputer via the helper method get_qc. You may be tempted to use the
QuantumComputer constructor directly. Please refer to the advanced documentation to see how to do that. Our program uses 3 qubits, so we’ll ask for a 3-qubit QVM.
[5]:
from pyquil import get_qc qc = get_qc('3q-qvm') qc
[5]:
QuantumComputer[name="3q-qvm"]
We can do a quick check to make sure it has 3 qubits
[6]:
qc.qubits()
[6]:
[0, 1, 2]
Sampling with
run_and_measure¶
QuantumComputer.run_and_measure will run a given program (that does not have explicit
MEASURE instructions) and then measure all qubits present in the quantum computer.
[7]:
bitstrings = qc.run_and_measure(program, trials=10) bitstrings
[7]:
{0: array([1, 0, 0, 1, 1, 1, 1, 0, 1, 0]), 1: array([1, 0, 0, 1, 1, 1, 1, 0, 1, 0]), 2: array([1, 0, 0, 1, 1, 1, 1, 0, 1, 0])}
Let’s programatically verify that we always measure 000 or 111 by “summing” each bitstring and checking if it’s eather 0 (for 000) or 3 (for 111)
[8]:
import numpy as np bitstring_array = np.vstack(bitstrings[q] for q in qc.qubits()).T sums = np.sum(bitstring_array, axis=1) sums
[8]:
array([3, 0, 0, 3, 3, 3, 3, 0, 3, 0])
[9]:
sample_is_ghz = np.logical_or(sums == 0, sums == 3) sample_is_ghz
[9]:
array([ True, True, True, True, True, True, True, True, True, True])
[10]:
np.all(sample_is_ghz)
[10]:
True
Change alert:
run_and_measure will return a dictionary of 1d bitstrings.¶
Not a 2d array. To demonstrate why, consider a lattice whose qubits are not contiguously indexed from 0.
[11]:
# TODO: we need a lattice that is not zero-indexed # qc = get_qc('Aspen-0-3Q-B') # qc.run_and_measure(ghz_state(qubits=[1,2,3]))
Change alert: All qubits are measured¶
PyQuil 1.x’s
run_and_measure would only measure qubits used in the given program. Now all qubits (per
qc.qubits()) are measured. This is easier to reason about and reflects the reality of running on a QPU. When accounting for noise or when running QCVV tasks, you may be interested in the measurement results of qubits that weren’t even used in your program!
[12]:
qc = get_qc('4q-qvm') bitstrings = qc.run_and_measure(Program(X(0), X(1), X(2)), trials=10) bitstrings
[12]:
{0: array([1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1]), 1: array([1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1]), 2: array([1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1]), 3: array([0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0])}
You can drop qubits you’re not interested in by indexing into the returned dictionary
[13]:
# Stacking everything np.vstack(bitstrings[q] for q in qc.qubits()).T
[13]:
array([[1, 1, 1, 0], [1, 1, 1, 0], [1, 1, 1, 0], [1, 1, 1, 0], [1, 1, 1, 0], [1, 1, 1, 0], [1, 1, 1, 0], [1, 1, 1, 0], [1, 1, 1, 0], [1, 1, 1, 0]])
[14]:
# Stacking what you want (contrast with above) qubits = [0, 1, 2] np.vstack(bitstrings[q] for q in qubits).T
[14]:
array([[1, 1, 1], [1, 1, 1], [1, 1, 1], [1, 1, 1], [1, 1, 1], [1, 1, 1], [1, 1, 1], [1, 1, 1], [1, 1, 1], [1, 1, 1]])
Change alert:
run_and_measure works with noise models now.¶
In pyQuil 1.x,
run_and_measure would not work with noise models. Now noise models are supported. Pre-configured noise models can be used via
get_qc('xxxx-noisy-qvm').
As a consequence,
run_and_measure for large numbers of trials will be slower in Pyquil 2.
[15]:
qc = get_qc('3q-noisy-qvm') bitstrings = qc.run_and_measure(program, trials=10) bitstrings
[15]:
{0: array([0, 1, 1, 0, 0, 1, 1, 0, 1, 1]), 1: array([0, 1, 1, 0, 0, 1, 1, 0, 1, 1]), 2: array([0, 1, 1, 0, 0, 1, 1, 0, 1, 1])}
[16]:
bitstring_array = np.vstack(bitstrings[q] for q in qc.qubits()).T sums = np.sum(bitstring_array, axis=1) sums
[16]:
array([0, 3, 3, 0, 0, 3, 3, 0, 3, 3])
[17]:
# Noise means now we measure things other than 000 or 111 np.all(np.logical_or(sums == 0, sums == 3))
[17]:
True
list_quantum_computers¶
You can find all possible arguments to
get_qc with
list_quantum_computers
[18]:
from pyquil import list_quantum_computers # TODO: unauthenticated endpoint # list_quantum_computers()
QuantumComputers have a topology¶
An important restriction when running on a real quantum computer is the mapping of qubits to the supported two-qubit gates. The QVM is designed to provide increasing levels of “realism” to guarantee that if your program executes successfully on
get_qc("Aspen-xxx-noisy-qvm") then it will execute successfully on
get_qc("Aspen-xxx")*
* guarantee not currently guaranteed. This is a work in progress.
Inspecting the topology¶
You can access a topology by
qc.qubit_topology(), which will return a NetworkX representation of qubit connectivity. You can access the full set of supported instructions by
qc.get_isa(). For example, we include a generic QVM named
"9q-square-qvm" that has a square topology.
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qc = get_qc('9q-square-qvm') %matplotlib inline import networkx as nx nx.draw(qc.qubit_topology()) from matplotlib import pyplot as plt _ = plt.title('9q-square-qvm', fontsize=18)
What If I don’t want a topology?¶
WavefunctionSimulator still has no notion of qubit connectivity, so feel free to use that for simulating quantum algorithms that you aren’t concerned about running on an actual QPU.
Above we used
get_qc("3q-qvm"),
"4q-qvm", and indeed you can do any
"{n}q-qvm" (subject to computational resource constraints). These QVM’s are constructed with a topology! It just happens to be fully connected
[20]:
nx.draw(get_qc('5q-qvm').qubit_topology()) _ = plt.title('5q-qvm is fully connected', fontsize=16)
Heirarchy of realism¶
WavefunctionSimulatorto debug algorithm
get_qc("5q-qvm")to debug sampling
get_qc("9q-square-qvm")to debug mapping to a lattice
get_qc("9q-square-noisy-qvm") to debug generic noise characteristics
get_qc("Aspen-0-16Q-A-qvm")to debug mapping to a real lattice
get_qc("Aspen-0-16Q-A-noisy-qvm")to debug noise characteristics of a real device
get_qc("Aspen-0-16Q-A")to run on a real device
“What is a
QuantumComputer?” Advanced Edition¶
A
QuantumComputer is a wrapper around three constituent parts, each of which has a programatic interface that must be respected by all classes that implement the interface. By having clear interfaces we can write backend-agnostic methods on
QuantumComputer and mix-and-match backing objects.
The following diagram shows the three objects that must be provided when constructing a
QuantumComputer “by hand”. The abstract classes are backed in grey with example implementing classes listed below. Please consult the api reference for details on each interface.
As an example, let’s construct a 5-qubit QVM with one central node and only even numbered qubits.
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topology = nx.from_edgelist([ (10, 2), (10, 4), (10, 6), (10, 8), ]) from pyquil.device import NxDevice device = NxDevice(topology) from pyquil.api._qac import AbstractCompiler class MyLazyCompiler(AbstractCompiler): def quil_to_native_quil(self, program): return program def native_quil_to_executable(self, nq_program): return nq_program from pyquil.api import QuantumComputer, QVM, ForestConnection my_qc = QuantumComputer( name='my-qvm', qam=QVM(connection=ForestConnection()), device=device, compiler=MyLazyCompiler(), ) nx.draw(my_qc.qubit_topology())
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my_qc.run_and_measure(Program(X(10)), trials=5)
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{2: array([0, 0, 0, 0, 0]), 4: array([0, 0, 0, 0, 0]), 6: array([0, 0, 0, 0, 0]), 8: array([0, 0, 0, 0, 0]), 10: array([1, 1, 1, 1, 1])}
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I keep getting an error in my MoneyDemo class, it reads, "Method checkMoney in class Money cannot be applied to given types; required: no arguments; found int, int; reason:actual and formal argument lists differ in length"
Also here is my list of objectives for the program which I'll be graded on, If you notice any other errors in my code which I may run into later please feel free to point them out for me!
Use BlueJ to create a Money class with two integer instance variables, dollars and cents. Provide the following methods:
- A two-parameter constructor that initializes the instance variables. The constructor should check that the cents value is between 0 and 99, and if not, transfer some of the cents to the dollars variable to make it between 0 and 99.
- A default constructor that initializes the dollars to 0 and cents to 1. It should call the two-parameter constructor.
- A one parameter constructor that initializes the cents value while setting the dollars value to 0. This constructor should also check that the cents value is between 0 and 99, and if not, transfer some of the cents to the dollars variable to make it between 0 and 99.
- Accessors for dollars and cents
- The standard toString method
- The standard equals method that compares if two Money objects have the same state.
- The plus method that takes a Money object as its parameter. It creates and returns a new Money object representing the sum of the object whose plus() method is being called and the parameter. It does NOT modify the values of the two existing objects.
Finally, create a MoneyDemo class that creates multiple Money objects. This demo class should test all constructors and methods that you have implemented.
public class Money { private int dollars, cents; private static final int CENTS_PER_DOLLAR = 100; public void checkMoney(int dollars, int cents) { while (cents<0) { cents += 100; dollars--; } while (cents>99) { cents -= 100; dollars++; } } public Money() { this.cents = 1; this.dollars = 0; } public Money(int dollars,int cents) { this.cents = dollars; this.dollars = cents; } public void initializeCents(int cents) { while (cents<0) { cents += 100; dollars--; } while (cents>99) { cents -= 100; dollars++; } } public int getDollars() { return dollars; } public int getCents() { return cents; } public String toString() { String str; dollars = dollars + cents / CENTS_PER_DOLLAR; cents = cents % CENTS_PER_DOLLAR; str = "Your total amount is: " + "$" + dollars + "." + cents +""; return str; } public Money plus(Money y) { return new Money(y.dollars, y.cents); } } public class MoneyDemo { public static void main(String[] args) { int dollars = 5; int cents = 80; Money x = new Money(dollars, cents); x.checkMoney(); dollars = 7; cents = 70; Money y = new Money( dollars, cents); y.checkMoney(); Money z = x.plus(y); System.out.println( "x: $" + x.dollars + "." + x.cents + "c"); System.out.println( "y: $" + y.dollars + "." + y.cents + "c"); System.out.println( "x.plus(y): $" + z.dollars + "." + z.cents + "c"); } }
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I'm just playing around learning classes functions etc, So I decided to create a simple function what should give me tax amount.
this is my code so far...
class VAT_calculator:
"""
A set of methods for VAT calculations.
"""
def __init__(self, amount=None):
self.amount = amount
self.VAT = decimal.Decimal('0.095')
def initialize(self):
self.amount = 0
def total_with_VAT(self):
"""
Returns amount with VAT added.
"""
if not self.amount:
msg = u"Cannot add VAT if no amount is passed!'"
raise ValidationError(msg)
return (self.amount * self.VAT).quantize(self.amount, rounding=decimal.ROUND_UP)
It seems like
self.VAT is of
decimal.Decimal type and
self.amount is a
float, thing that you can't do.
Try
decimal.Decimal(self.amount) * self.VAT instead.
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Investors in Cabot Oil & Gas Corp. (Symbol: COG) saw new options begin trading today, for the October 11th expiration. At Stock Options Channel, our YieldBoost formula has looked up and down the COG options chain for the new October 11th contracts and identified one put and one call contract of particular interest.
The put contract at the $17.00 strike price has a current bid of 60 cents. If an investor was to sell-to-open that put contract, they are committing to purchase the stock at $17.00, but will also collect the premium, putting the cost basis of the shares at $16.40 (before broker commissions). To an investor already interested in purchasing shares of COG, that could represent an attractive alternative to paying $17.09/share today.
Because the .53% return on the cash commitment, or 33.90% annualized — at Stock Options Channel we call this the YieldBoost.
Below is a chart showing the trailing twelve month trading history for Cabot Oil & Gas Corp., and highlighting in green where the $17.00 strike is located relative to that history:
Turning to the calls side of the option chain, the call contract at the $18.00 strike price has a current bid of 30 cents. If an investor was to purchase shares of COG stock at the current price level of $17.09/share, and then sell-to-open that call contract as a "covered call," they are committing to sell the stock at $18.00. Considering the call seller will also collect the premium, that would drive a total return (excluding dividends, if any) of 7.08% if the stock gets called away at the October 11th expiration (before broker commissions). Of course, a lot of upside could potentially be left on the table if COG shares really soar, which is why looking at the trailing twelve month trading history for Cabot Oil & Gas Corp., as well as studying the business fundamentals becomes important. Below is a chart showing COG's trailing twelve month trading history, with the $18.00 strike highlighted in red:
Considering the fact that the $18.76% boost of extra return to the investor, or 16.86% annualized, which we refer to as the YieldBoost.
The implied volatility in the put contract example, as well as the call contract example, are both approximately 34%.
Meanwhile, we calculate the actual trailing twelve month volatility (considering the last 250 trading day closing values as well as today's price of $17.09).
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Caution
Buildbot no longer supports Python 2.7 on the Buildbot master.
3.4. REST API¶ Data API documentation for more information.
The precise specifications in RAML format are described in REST API Specification documentation.
3.4.1. Versions¶
The API described here is version 2. The ad-hoc API from Buildbot-0.8.x, version 1, is no longer supported [1]..
3.4.2. Getting¶
To get data, issue a GET request to the appropriate path.
For example, with a base URL of, the list of masters for builder 9 is available at.
- resource type:
collection
3.4.3. Collections¶
Results are formatted in keeping with the JSON API specification. The top level of every response is an object. Its keys are the plural names of the resource types, and the values are lists of objects, even for a single-resource request. For example:
{ "meta": { "total": 2 }, "schedulers": [ { "master": null, "name": "smoketest", "schedulerid": 1 }, { "master": { "active": true, "last_active": 1369604067, "link": "", "masterid": 1, "name": "master3:/BB/master" }, "name": "goaheadtryme", "schedulerid": 2 } ] }
A response may optionally contain extra, related resources beyond those requested.
The
meta key contains metadata about the response, including the total count of resources in a collection.
Several query parameters may be used to affect the results of a request. These parameters are applied in the order described (so, it is not possible to sort on a field that is not selected, for example).
3.4.3.1. Field Selection¶
If only certain fields of each resource are required, the
field query parameter can be used to select them.
For example, the following will select just the names and id’s of all schedulers:
Field selection can be used for either detail (single-entity) or collection (multi-entity) requests. The remaining options only apply to collection requests.
3.4.3.2. Filtering¶
Collection responses may be filtered on any simple top-level field.
To select records with a specific value use the query parameter
{field}={value}.
For example, selects the scheduler named “smoketest”.
Filters can use any of the operators listed below, with query parameters of the form
{field}__{operator}={value}.
eq
- equality, or with the same parameter appearing multiple times, equality with one of the given values (so foo__eq=x&foo__eq=y would match resources where foo is x or y)
ne
- inequality, or set exclusion
lt
- select resources where the field’s value is less than
{value}
le
- select resources where the field’s value is less than or equal to
{value}
gt
- select resources where the field’s value is greater than
{value}
ge
- select resources where the field’s value is greater than or equal to
{value}
contains
- Select resources where the field’s value contains
{value}. If the parameter is provided multiple times, results containing at least one of the values are returned (so foo__contains=x&foo__contains=y would match resources where foo contains x, y or both).
For example:
Boolean values can be given as
on/
off,
true/
false,
yes/
no, or
1/
0.
3.4.3.3. Sorting¶
Collection responses may be ordered with the
order query parameter.
This parameter takes a field name to sort on, optionally prefixed with
- to reverse the sort.
The parameter can appear multiple times, and will be sorted lexically with the fields arranged in the given order.
For example:
3.4.3.4. Pagination¶
Collection responses may be paginated with the
offset and
limit query parameters.
The offset is the 0-based index of the first result to included, after filtering and sorting.
The limit is the maximum number of results to return.
Some resource types may impose a maximum on the limit parameter; be sure to check the resulting links to determine whether further data is available.
For example:
3.4.4. Controlling¶
Data API control operations are handled by POST requests using a simplified form of JSONRPC 2.0. The JSONRPC “method” is mapped to the data API “action”, and the parameters are passed to that application.
The following parts of the protocol are not supported:
- positional parameters
- batch requests
Requests are sent as an HTTP POST, containing the request JSON in the body.
The content-type header must be
application/json.
A simple example:
POST --> {"jsonrpc": "2.0", "method": "force", "params": {"revision": "abcd", "branch": "dev"}, "id": 843} <-- {"jsonrpc": "2.0", "result": {"buildsetid": 44}, "id": 843}
3.4.5. Authentication¶
Authentication to the REST API is performed in the same manner as authentication to the main web interface. Once credentials have been established, a cookie will be set, which must be sent to the buildbot REST API with every request thereafter.
import requests s = requests.Session() s.get("https://<buildbot_url>/auth/login", auth=('user', 'passwd')) builders = s.get("https://<buildbot_url>/api/v2/builders").json()
For those buildbot instances using OAuth2 authentication providers, it is at the moment not possible to access the authenticated API .
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I'm trying to make a lottery game. I understand that there is an easier or quicker way to do this, but I'm trying to use all the tools I have learned. I've split things up in methods (getting user input, setting random value and etc..) When I run the code, I get a
java.lang.NullPointerException
public class LotteryGame {
private int[] numbers;
private int value;
private boolean winner = false;
public void setWinningNumber() {
Random rand = new Random();
// Winning number is b/w 1 and 10
this.value = rand.nextInt(11);
System.out.println("The winning number is: " + value);
}
public void getNumbers() {
Scanner scan = new Scanner(System.in);
// Hold numbers in lottery
int[] numbers = new int[5];
// Get user input and store in array of 5 elements
for (int i = 0; i < numbers.length; i++) {
System.out.println("Enter number: ");
numbers[i] = scan.nextInt();
}
for(int num : numbers) {
System.out.println(num);
}
}
public boolean isWinner(){
for(int j = 0; j < numbers.length; j++){
if(numbers[j] == value){
System.out.println("Congratulations you won!");
this.winner = true;
}
else {
System.out.println("Sorry you lost. Try again.");
this.winner = false;
}
}
return this.winner;
}
The problem is that in your
getNumbers() method you make a variable called
numbers, which shadows the field
this.numbers declared in the class. This means that the field
this.numbers remains
null even after you are out of
getNumbers()
Remove
int[] from the declaration to fix this problem:
numbers = new int[5];
Now the declaration of a local variable became an assignment of a field.
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SciChart® the market leader in Fast WPF Charts, WPF 3D Charts, iOS Chart, Android Chart and JavaScript Chart Components
Why this error occurs after adding Assembly References as well:
“The type or namespace name ‘Example’ does not exist in the namespace ‘Abt.Controls.SciChart’ (are you missing an assembly reference?)”?
Thanks!
Hello,
Thanks for your enquiry about SciChart.
Concerning your issue, seems like code from you app is trying to reach something from our Example project. Then to work it out you’ll have either add reference to our Example project to your app, or remove the internal dependencies on the Example project.
It might be difficult to figure out many things when you start working with something new. Therefore, you’ll probably find many answers to your questions in our documentation or somewhere among the tutorials.
Let us know if this helps, or if you need any further assistance.
We’ll be glad to help.
Kind regards,
– Olya
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ASP.NET MVC Conditional Render Helper
Many of us have probably encountered the need for this on various projects. The scenario is simple, we have optional fields that a user may or may not enter values for, and we would like to hide them from display if they were not filled in.
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>>IMAGE, Submit buttons, etc. Let’s see how it will look if we add a ConditionalRender extension to the HtmlHelper class. Our ideal code will look something like this:
That looks pretty good, but we need a mechanism to tell the ConditionalRender helper how to format the returned HTML. To do this, we can add a string variable to define the format we want returned and pass it to the helper, as shown below:
Excellent, as we can see below, the fields the user entered are displayed nicely for us, while the fields that were left empty are not rendered to our output HTML at all.
Here is the code the extension method. Just be sure to <add namespace=”MattHidinger.Extensions”> to your web.config, so that the extension method will be imported to all of your Pages.
namespace MattHidinger.Extensions { public static class HtmlExtensions { public static string ConditionalRender(this HtmlHelper helper, object input, string label, string format) { if (input == null) return string.Empty; return string.Format(format, label, input.ToString()); } } }
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You still have the problem of increasing your iterator twice when you erase an object.
Common ways are either if/else (if -> erase, else -> increment) or erasing a tmp iterator (auto tmp = iter++).
Ah, derp. So it'd have to be:
void VirtualKey::unbind(const Binding& binding) { for(auto iter = m_bindings.begin(), end = m_bindings.end(); iter != end; ) { if((iter->device == binding.device) && (iter->diKey == binding.diKey)) { iter = m_bindings.erase(iter); } else { ++iter; } } }
So I still can't nice-looking syntax with erase. -.-
You could always use the Std lib Algorithm's to side step the mistakesm_bindings.erase(std::remove_if(std::begin(m_bindings), std::end(m_bindings), [&binding](Binding &b) { return (b.device == binding.device) && (b.diKey == binding.diKey); }) , std::end(m_bindings));
Can't bring myself to do it.
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i have a couple controller namespaces in my app and to keep things
DRY, i would like to use a common controller in some of them.
when i try creating a route, i can not figure out how to
set :controller to use a controller outside of the namespace.
map.namespace :user do |user|
user.resource :something, :controller => “something”
user.resource :something2, :controller => “/something2”
end
{:action=>“show”, :controller=>“user/something”}
{:action=>“show”, :controller=>“user//something2”}
i want
{:action=>“show”, :controller=>“something”}
is there a way to tell rails not to automatically add the “user/” to
the beginning of the controller name?
i guess i could create a blank User::Something controller that
inherits from the Something controller, but it seems silly to have to
create an extra controller.
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wsgidav.samples.mysql_dav_provider¶
Description
Implementation of a WebDAV provider that provides a very basic, read-only resource layer emulation of a MySQL database.
This module is specific to the WsgiDAV application. It provides a
classes
MySQLBrowserProvider.
Usage:
(see docs/sample_wsgidav.yaml) MySQLBrowserProvider(host, user, passwd, db) host - host of database server user - user_name to access database passwd - passwd to access database db - name of database on database server
The
MySQLBrowserProvider provides a very basic, read-only
resource layer emulation of a MySQL database.
It provides the following interface:
-
the root collection shared consists of collections that correspond to table names
-
in each table collection, there is a resource called “_ENTIRE_CONTENTS”. This is a non-collection resource that returns a csv representation of the entire table
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if the table has a single primary key, each table record will also appear as a non-collection resource in the table collection using the primary key value as its name. This resource returns a csv representation of the record and will also include the record attributes as live properties with attribute name as property name and table name suffixed with colon as the property namespace
This is a very basic interface and below is a by no means thorough summary of its limitations:
-
Really only supports having numbers or strings as primary keys. The code uses a numeric or string comparison that may not hold up if the primary key is a date or some other datatype.
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There is no handling for cases like BLOBs as primary keys or such. Well, there is no handling for BLOBs in general.
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When returning contents, it buffers the entire contents! A bad way to return large tables. Ideally you would have a FileMixin that reads the database even as the application reads the file object….
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It takes too many database queries to return information. Ideally there should be some sort of caching for metadata at least, to avoid unnecessary queries to the database.
Classes
Other Members
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CPD, develop by duplicating code, because the developer need not concern himself with how the code is already used or how it may be used in the future. The difficulty is that original development is only a small fraction of a product’s life cycle, and with code duplication the maintenance costs are much higher. Some of the specific problems include:
- Code bulk affects comprehension
- Purpose masking
- Update anomalies
- File size
In this post, we are going to see how to integrate CPD with your Scala project
Integrate CPD plug-in with your sbt project as following:
1. For SBT 0.12, you’ve to add the following to your project’s
build.sbt file:
import de.johoop.cpd4sbt.CopyPasteDetector._ seq(cpdSettings : _*)
2. Add the plugin dependency to your project’s
./project/plugins.sbt or the global
.sbt/project/build.sbt:
addSbtPlugin("de.johoop" % "cpd4sbt" % "1.1.2")
3. Run sbt command, then run cpd.
4. Now, a cpd.xml file would be generated in …/target/scala-2.10/cpd (default output path).
5. This cpd.xml file contains the all information about the duplicate code.
The settings specified with cpd are mostly valid, but they’re now specified using the new settings system of SBT 0.12.
Add the following to your project’s
build.sbt file. Remember that all these settings should be added after the seq(cpdSettings : _*) declaration, so cpd pick up the new settings instead of default.
- To change cpd report type (default – .XML)
cpdReportType := ReportType.
{Simple, XML, CSV, VS}
- To change cpd report name (default – “cpd.xml”):
cpdReportName := "cpd.xml"
You can find more about settings specified with cpd, here
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C# Futures: Tuples and Anonymous Structs
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Reading List.
The purpose of a tuple is to create a lightweight way to return multiple values from a function. Good tuple support eliminates the need for out parameters, which are usually considered to be cumbersome. Moreover, out parameters are incompatible with async/await, making them useless in many scenarios.
What about the Tuple class?
The .NET Framework has a Tuple class since version 4. However, most developers consider it to only be useful under very limited circumstances. First of all, Tuple is a class. This means that memory has to be allocated when using it, which in turn increases memory pressure and makes GC cycles more frequent. For it to compete with out parameters in terms of performance it needs to be a structure.
The second issue involves API design. If you see a return type of Tuple<int, int> that doesn’t really tell you anything. Every use of the function would require checking the documentation twice, once when writing it and again during the code review. It would be far more useful if the return type were something like Tuple<int count, int sum>.
Anonymous Structs
Consider these lines:
public (int sum, int count) Tally(IEnumerable<int> values) { ... }
var t = new (int sum, int count) { sum = 0, count = 0 };
Under the proposal, either line would define a new anonymous value type with sum and count properties. Note that unlike an anonymous class, the anonymous struct requires you to explicitly list the property names and types.
A benefit of using structs is that they define Equals and GetHashCode automatically. Though one could argue that the default implementation isn’t very efficient and the compiler should provide one instead.
Unpacking Tuples
An important part of the tuple proposal is the ability to unpack tuples with a single line of code. Consider this block of code:
var t = Tally(myValues);
var sum = t.Sum;
var count = t.Count;
With unpacking, it becomes simply:
(var sum, var count) = Tally(myValues);
Not yet decided is whether or not you can unpack a tuple without declaring new variables. Or in other words, can you omit ‘var’ and use a pre-existing local variable instead.
Returning Tuples
There are two proposals being considered for how tuples would be returned from a function. The first is fairly easy to understand:
return (a, b);
The second option has no return statement at all. Consider this example,
public (int sum, int count) Tally(IEnumerable<int> values)
{
sum = 0; count = 0;
foreach (var value in values) { sum += value; count++; }
}
Implicitly created local/return variables isn’t a new concept. Visual Basic was originally designed that way, though it became unpopular once VB 7 introduced the return statement. It also mirrors what you would write if you were using out parameters. Still, not seeing a return statement would be somewhat disconcerting to many developers.
Other Issues
Tuple support is a rather complex topic. While this article covers the day-to-day aspects, many details will have to be resolved from the compiler writer /advanced user perspective.
Should tuples be mutable? This could be useful from a performance or convenience standpoint, but may make the code more error prone, especially when dealing with multi-threading.
Should tuples be unified across assemblies? Anonymous types are not unified, but unlike anonymous types these will be exposed as part of an API.
Can tuples be converted into other tuples? Superficially, if they have the same type structure but different property names. Or the same property names, but wider property types.
If you pass a tuple of two values to a function that takes two parameters, will be tuple be automatically unpacked (splatted)? Conversely, can you “unsplat” a pair of arguments into one tuple parameter? the best lesser known but very useful constructs
by
Binoj Antony
Re: One of the best lesser known but very useful constructs
by
Joseph Musser
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Extends the base ISODE library subroutines.
SNMP Library (libsnmp.a)
#include <isode/snmp/objects.h>
OID oid_extend (q, howmuch) OID q; integer howmuch;
OID oid_normalize (q, howmuch, initial) OID q; integer howmuch, initial;
The oid_extend subroutine is used to extend the current object identifier data (OID) structure. The OID structure contains an integer number of entries and an array of integers. The oid_extend subroutine creates a new, extended OID structure with an array of the size specified in the howmuch parameter plus the original array size specified in the q parameter. The original values are copied into the first entries of the new structure. The new values are uninitialized. The entries of the OID structure are used to represent the values of an Management Information Base (MIB) tree in dot notation. Each entry represents a level in the MIB tree.
The oid_normalize subroutine extends and adjusts the values of the OID structure entries. The oid_normalize subroutine extends the OID structure and then decrements all nonzero values by 1. The new values are initialized to the value of the initial parameter. This subroutine stores network address and netmask information in the OID structure.
These subroutines do not free the q parameter.
Both subroutines, when successful, return the pointer to the new object identifier structure. If the subroutines fail, the NULLOID value is returned.
These subroutines are part of the SNMP Application Programming Interface in the TCP/IP facility.
The oid_cmp, oid_cpy, oid_free, sprintoid, str2oid, ode2oid, oid2ode, oid2ode_aux, prim2oid, or oid2prim subroutine.
List of Network Manager Programming References.
SNMP Overview for Programmers in AIX Version 4.3 Communications Programming Concepts.
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/gtk/Graphics/UI/Gtk/Layout
In directory sc8-pr-cvs1.sourceforge.net:/tmp/cvs-serv11239/gtk/Graphics/UI/Gtk/Layout
Modified Files:
Expander.chs.pp Fixed.chs
Log Message:
various small changes:
Trivial white space changes to better match the generated code.
Minor documentation changes.
Other trivial changes to better match the generated code.
TreeModelSort.chs.pp: since GtkTreeModelSort implementes the GtkTreeModel
interface, make TreeModelSort an instance of TreeModelClass.
ImageMenuItem.chs: relicense to LGPL with permission of Jonas Svensson.
Index: Expander.chs.pp
===================================================================
RCS file: /cvsroot/gtk2hs/gtk2hs/gtk/Graphics/UI/Gtk/Layout/Expander.chs.pp,v
retrieving revision 1.3
retrieving revision 1.4
diff -u -d -r1.3 -r1.4
--- Expander.chs.pp 25 Feb 2005 01:11:34 -0000 1.3
+++ Expander.chs.pp 25 Feb 2005 22:53:41 -0000 1.4
@@ -78,7 +78,7 @@
onActivate,
afterActivate
#endif
-) where
+ ) where
#if GTK_CHECK_VERSION(2,4,0)
@@ -90,7 +90,7 @@
{#import Graphics.UI.Gtk.Types#}
import Graphics.UI.Gtk.Signals
-{# context lib="gtk" prefix ="gtk" #}
+{# context lib="gtk" prefix="gtk" #}
--------------------
-- Constructors
Index: Fixed.chs
===================================================================
RCS file: /cvsroot/gtk2hs/gtk2hs/gtk/Graphics/UI/Gtk/Layout/Fixed.chs,v
retrieving revision 1.3
retrieving revision 1.4
diff -u -d -r1.3 -r1.4
--- Fixed.chs 25 Feb 2005 01:11:34 -0000 1.3
+++ Fixed.chs 25 Feb 2005 22:53:41 -0000 1.4
@@ -29,8 +29,8 @@
module Graphics.UI.Gtk.Layout.Fixed (
-- * Description
--
--- | The "Fixed" widget is a container which can place child widgets at fixed
--- positions and with fixed sizes, given in pixels. "Fixed" performs no
+-- | The 'Fixed' widget is a container which can place child widgets at fixed
+-- positions and with fixed sizes, given in pixels. 'Fixed' performs no
-- automatic layout management.
--
-- For most applications, you should not use this container! It keeps you
@@ -52,7 +52,7 @@
-- "Fixed". So your application will not be usable in
+-- do that with 'Fixed'. So your application will not be usable in
-- right-to-left languages.
--
-- Finally, fixed positioning makes it kind of annoying to add\/remove GUI
@@ -60,7 +60,7 @@
-- long-term maintenance problem for your application.
--
-- If you know none of these things are an issue for your application, and
--- prefer the simplicity of "Fixed", by all means use the widget. But you
+-- prefer the simplicity of 'Fixed', by all means use the widget. But you
-- should be aware of the tradeoffs.
-- * Class Hierarchy
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Skip the headers when editing a csv file using Python
Your
reader variable is an iterable, by looping over it you retrieve the rows.
To make it skip one item before your loop, simply call
next(reader, None) and ignore the return value.
You can also simplify your code a little; use the opened files as context managers to have them closed automatically:
with open("tmob_notcleaned.csv", "rb") as infile, open("tmob_cleaned.csv", "wb") as outfile: reader = csv.reader(infile) next(reader, None) # skip the headers writer = csv.writer(outfile) for row in reader: # process each row writer.writerow(row)# no need to close, the files are closed automatically when you get to this point.
If you wanted to write the header to the output file unprocessed, that's easy too, pass the output of
next() to
writer.writerow():
headers = next(reader, None) # returns the headers or `None` if the input is emptyif headers: writer.writerow(headers)
Another way of solving this is to use the DictReader class, which "skips" the header row and uses it to allowed named indexing.
Given "foo.csv" as follows:
FirstColumn,SecondColumnasdf,1234qwer,5678
Use DictReader like this:
import csvwith open('foo.csv') as f: reader = csv.DictReader(f, delimiter=',') for row in reader: print(row['FirstColumn']) # Access by column header instead of column number print(row['SecondColumn'])
Doing
row=1 won't change anything, because you'll just overwrite that with the results of the loop.
You want to do
next(reader) to skip one row.
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Tweedle Beetle Battle
March 5, 2010
Michael Snoyman
Now that WAI has been released, my next target is to release Yesod, my web application framework. It's already the basis for about five sites, most of them with source code available. Nonetheless, I've been wanting to write a comprehensive tutorial of writing a real web application with it before releasing.
Fortunately, I just had to write the perfect sample application: a bug tracker. It's very simplistic, but does what I need while showing some of the nice features of Yesod. It also shows the very ugly side of Yesod: there is no built in model yet. That's something I hope to tackle in future versions.
In any event, here's the code straight from the repo. You can also see it on Github, though this version is prettier. It's just one long literate Haskell file along with three string template files.
I know this is a long tutorial, but don't let the size scare you off; you can skip all of the serialization code below without missing the gist of things. And yes: this is actually code I'm using in production.
{-# LANGUAGE QuasiQuotes #-}
While coming up on the first release of Yesod, I realized I needed a nice, comprehensive tutorial. I didn't want to do the typical blog example, since it's so trite. I considered doing a Reddit or Twitter clone (the former became a bit of a meme a few weeks ago), but then I needed to set up a bug tracker for some commercial projects I was working on, and I decided that it would be a great example program.
Before getting started, a quick word of warning: Yesod at this point really provides nothing in terms of data storage (aka, the model). There is wonderful integration with the data-object package, and the data-object-yaml package provides good serialization, but this is all very inefficient in practice. For simplicity, I've gone ahead and used this as the storage model; this should not be done for production code.
There's a lot of boilerplate code at the beginning that just has to do with object storage; if you'd like to skip it, just start reading from the main function.
Anyway, here's the import list.
import Yesod import Yesod.Helpers.Auth import Data.Object.Yaml import Data.Object.String import Control.Concurrent import qualified Safe.Failure as SF import Data.Time import Data.Attempt (Attempt, fromAttempt) import Control.Arrow (second) import qualified Network.Wai.Handler.SimpleServer import Data.Monoid import Data.Text (pack) import Control.Applicative ((<$>), (<*>)) import Data.Maybe (fromMaybe)
One of the goals of Yesod is to make it work with the compiler to help you program. Instead of configuration files, it uses typeclasses to both change default behavior and enable extra features. An example of the former is error pages, while an example of the latter is authentication.
To start with, we need a datatype to represent our program. We'll call this bug tracker "Tweedle", after Dr. Seuss's "Tweedle Beetle Battle" in "Fox in Socks" (my son absolutely loves this book). We'll be putting the complete state of the bug database in an MVar within this variable; in a production setting, you might instead put a database handle.
data Tweedle = Tweedle Settings (MVar Category) TemplateGroup
(For now, just ignore the TemplateGroup, its purpose becomes apparent later.)
This issue database is fully hierarchical: each category can contain subcategories and issues. This might be too much nesting for many uses, but it's what my project demanded.
Also, if I cared about efficiency here, a trie or map would probably be a better data structure. As stated above, it doesn't matter.
data Category = Category { subCats :: [Category] , subIssues :: [Issue] , categoryId :: Integer , catName :: String }
data Issue = Issue { issueName :: String , issueMessages :: [Message] , issueId :: Integer }
Further simplifications: authors will just be represented by their OpenID URL.
data Message = Message { messageAuthor :: OpenId , messageStatus :: Maybe String , messagePriority :: Maybe String , messageText :: String , messageCreation :: UTCTime }
type OpenId = String
We need to be able to serialize this data to and from YAML files. You can consider all of the following code boilerplate.
messageToSO :: Message -> StringObject messageToSO m = Mapping $ map (second Scalar) [ ("author", messageAuthor m) , ("status", show $ messageStatus m) , ("priority", show $ messagePriority m) , ("text", messageText m) , ("creation", show $ messageCreation m) ] messageFromSO :: StringObject -> Attempt Message messageFromSO so = do m <- fromMapping so a <- lookupScalar "author" m s <- lookupScalar "status" m >>= SF.read p <- lookupScalar "priority" m >>= SF.read t <- lookupScalar "text" m c <- lookupScalar "creation" m >>= SF.read return $ Message a s p t c issueToSO :: Issue -> StringObject issueToSO i = Mapping [ ("name", Scalar $ issueName i) , ("messages", Sequence $ map messageToSO $ issueMessages i) , ("id", Scalar $ show $ issueId i) ] issueFromSO :: StringObject -> Attempt Issue issueFromSO so = do m <- fromMapping so n <- lookupScalar "name" m i <- lookupScalar "id" m >>= SF.read ms <- lookupSequence "messages" m >>= mapM messageFromSO return $ Issue n ms i categoryToSO :: Category -> StringObject categoryToSO c = Mapping [ ("cats", Sequence $ map categoryToSO $ subCats c) , ("issues", Sequence $ map issueToSO $ subIssues c) , ("id", Scalar $ show $ categoryId c) , ("name", Scalar $ catName c) ] categoryFromSO :: StringObject -> Attempt Category categoryFromSO so = do m <- fromMapping so cats <- lookupSequence "cats" m >>= mapM categoryFromSO issues <- lookupSequence "issues" m >>= mapM issueFromSO i <- lookupScalar "id" m >>= SF.read n <- lookupScalar "name" m return $ Category cats issues i n
Well, that was a mouthful. You can safely ignore all of that: it has nothing to do with actual web programming.
Next is the Settings datatype. Normally I create a settings file so I can easily make changes between development and production systems without recompiling, but once again we are aiming for simplicity here.
data Settings = Settings
Many web frameworks make the simplifying assumptions that "/" will be the path to the root of your application. In real life, this doesn't always happen. In Yesod, you must specify explicitly your application root and then create an instance of YesodApproot (see below). Again, the compiler will let you know this: once you use a feature that depends on knowing the approot, you'll get a compiler error if you haven't created the instance.
{ sApproot :: String , issueFile :: FilePath
Yesod comes built in with support for HStringTemplate. You'll see later how this ties in with data-object (and in particular HtmlObject) to help avoid XSS attacks.
, templatesDir :: FilePath }
And now we'll hardcode the settings instead of loading from a file. I'll do it in the IO monad anyway, since that would be the normal function signature.
loadSettings :: IO Settings loadSettings = return $ Settings "" "issues.yaml" "examples/tweedle-templates"
And now we need a function to load up our Tweedle data type.
loadTweedle :: IO Tweedle loadTweedle = do settings <- loadSettings
Note that this will die unless an issues file is present. We could instead check for the file and create it if missing, but instead, just put the following into issues.yaml:
{cats: [], issues: [], id: 0, name: "Top Category"}
issuesSO <- decodeFile $ issueFile settings issues <- fromAttempt $ categoryFromSO issuesSO missues <- newMVar issues tg <- loadTemplateGroup $ templatesDir settings return $ Tweedle settings missues tg
And now we're going to write our main function. Yesod is built on top of the Web Application Interface (wai package), so a Yesod application runs on a variety of backends. For our purposes, we're going to use the SimpleServer.
main :: IO () main = do putStrLn "Running at" tweedle <- loadTweedle app <- toWaiApp tweedle Network.Wai.Handler.SimpleServer.run 3000 app
Well, that was a lot of boilerplate code that had nothing to do with web programming. Now the real stuff begins. I would recommend trying to run the code up to now an see what happens. The compiler will complain that there is no instance of Yesod for Tweedle. This is what I meant by letting the compiler help us out. So now we've got to create the Yesod instance.
The Yesod typeclass includes many functions, most of which have default implementations. I'm not going to go through all of them here, please see the documentation.
instance Yesod Tweedle where
The most important function is resources: this is where all of the URL mapping will occur. Yesod adheres to Restful principles very strongly. A "resource" is essentially a URL. Each resource should be unique; for example, do not create /user/5/ as well as /user/by-number/5/. In addition to resources, we also determine which function should handle your request based on the request method. In other words, a POST and a GET are completely different.
One of the middlewares that Yesod installs is called MethodOverride; please see the documentation there for more details, but essentially it allows us to work past a limitation in the form tag of HTML to use PUT and DELETE methods as well.
Instead of using regular expressions to handle the URL mapping, Yesod uses resource patterns. A resource is a set of tokens separated by slashes. Each of those tokens can be one of:
- A static string.
- An integer variable (begins with #), which will match any integer.
- A string varaible (begins with $), which will match any single value.
- A "slurp" variable, which will match all of the remaining tokens. It must be the last token.
Yesod uses quasi quotation to make specifying the resource pattern simple and safe: your entire set of patterns is checked at compile time to see if you have overlapping rules.
resources = [$mkResources|
Now we need to figure out all of the resources available in our application. We'll need a homepage:
/: GET: homepageH
We will also need to allow authentication. We use the slurp pattern here and accept all request methods. The authHandler method (in the Yesod.Helpers.Auth module) will handle everything itself.
/auth/*: authHandler
We're going to refer to categories and issues by their unique numerical id. We're also going to make this system append only: there is no way to change the history.
/category/#id: # notice that "id" is ignored by Yesod GET: categoryDetailsH PUT: createCategoryH /category/#id/issues: PUT: createIssueH /issue/#id: GET: issueDetailsH PUT: addMessageH |]
So if you make a PUT request to "/category/5", you will be creating a subcategory of category 5. "GET /issue/27/" will display details on issue 27. This is all we need.
If you try to compile the code until this point, the compiler will tell you that you have to define all of the above-mentioned functions. We'll do that in a second; for now, if you'd like to see the rest of the error messages, uncomment this next block of code.
{- homepageH = return () categoryDetailsH _ = return () createCategoryH _ = return () createIssueH _ = return () issueDetailsH _ = return () addMessageH _ = return () -}
Now the compiler is telling us that there's no instance of YesodAuth for Tweedle. YesodAuth- as you might imagine- keeps settings on authentication. We're going to go ahead a create an instance now. The default settings work if you set up authHandler for "/auth/*" (which we did) and are using openid (which we are). So all we need to do is:
instance YesodAuth Tweedle
Running that tells us that we're missing a YesodApproot instance as well. That's easy enough to fix:
instance YesodApproot Tweedle where approot (Tweedle settings _ _) = sApproot settings
Congratulations, you have a working web application! Gratned, it doesn't actually do much yet, but you can use it to log in via openid. Just go to.
Now it's time to implement the real code here. We'll start with the homepage. For this program, I just want the homepage to redirect to the main category (which will be category 0). So let's create that redirect:
homepageH :: Handler Tweedle () homepageH = do ar <- getApproot redirect RedirectPermanent $ ar ++ "category/0/"
Simple enough. Notice that we used the getApproot function; if we wanted, we could have just assumed the approot was "/", but this is more robust.
Now the category details function. We're just going to have two lists: subcategories and direct subissues. Each one will have a name and numerical ID.
But here's a very nice feature of Yesod: We're going to have multiple representations of this data. The main one people will use is the HTML representation. However, we're also going to provide a JSON representation. This will make it very simple to write clients or to AJAXify this application in the future.
categoryDetailsH :: Integer -> Handler Tweedle RepHtmlJson
That function signature tells us a lot: the parameter is the category ID, and we'll be returning something that has both an HTML and JSON representation.
categoryDetailsH catId = do
getYesod returns our Tweedle data type. Remember, we wrapped it in an MVar; since this is a read-only operation, will unwrap the MVar immediately.
Tweedle _ mvarTopCat _ <- getYesod topcat <- liftIO $ readMVar mvarTopCat
Next we need to find the requested category. You'll see the (boilerplate) function below. If the category doesn't exist, we want to return a 404 response page. So:
(parents, cat) <- maybe notFound return $ findCat catId [] topcat
Now we want to convert the category into an HtmlObject. By doing so, we will get automatic HTML entity encoding; in other words, no XSS attacks.
let catHelper (Category _ _ cid name) = Mapping [ ("name", Scalar $ Text $ pack name) , ("id", Scalar $ Text $ pack $ show cid) ] let statusHelper = fromMaybe "No status set" . getLast . mconcat . map (Last . messageStatus) let priorityHelper = fromMaybe "No priority set" . getLast . mconcat . map (Last . messagePriority) let issueHelper (Issue name messages iid) = Mapping [ ("name", Scalar $ Text $ pack name) , ("id", Scalar $ Text $ pack $ show iid) , ("status", Scalar $ Text $ pack $ statusHelper messages) , ("priority", Scalar $ Text $ pack $ priorityHelper messages) ] let ho = Mapping [ ("cats", Sequence $ map catHelper $ subCats cat) , ("issues", Sequence $ map issueHelper $ subIssues cat) ]
And now we'll use a String Template to display the whole thing.
templateHtmlJson "category-details" ho $ \_ -> return . setHtmlAttrib "cat" ho . setHtmlAttrib "name" (catName cat) . setHtmlAttrib "parents" (Sequence $ map catHelper parents)
findCat :: Integer -> [Category] -> Category -> Maybe ([Category], Category) findCat i parents c@(Category cats _ i' _) | i == i' = Just (parents, c) | otherwise = getFirst $ mconcat $ map (First . findCat i (parents ++ [c])) cats
Now we get a new missing instance: YesodTemplate. As you can imagine, this is because of calling the templateHtmlJson function. This is easily enough solved (and explains why we needed TemplateGroup as part of Tweedle).
instance YesodTemplate Tweedle where getTemplateGroup (Tweedle _ _ tg) = tg
Now we actually get some output! I'm not going to cover the syntax of string templates here, but you should read the files in the examples/tweedle-templates directory.
Next, we need to implement createCategoryH. There are two parts to this process: parsing the form submission, and then modifying the database. Pay attention to the former, but you can ignore the latter if you wish. Also, this code does not do much for error checking, as that would needlessly complicate matters.
createCategoryH :: Integer -> Handler Tweedle () createCategoryH parentid = do
Yesod uses a formlets-style interface for parsing submissions. This following line says we want a parameter named catname, which precisely one value (required) and that value must have a non-zero length (notEmpty).
catname <- runFormPost $ notEmpty $ required $ input "catname" newid <- modifyDB $ createCategory parentid catname ar <- getApproot redirect RedirectPermanent $ ar ++ "category/" ++ show newid ++ "/"
And here's the database modification code we need. Once again, this is not web-specific.
modifyDB :: (Category -> (Category, x)) -> Handler Tweedle x modifyDB f = do Tweedle settings mcat _ <- getYesod liftIO $ modifyMVar mcat $ \cat -> do let (cat', x) = f cat encodeFile (issueFile settings) $ categoryToSO cat' return (cat', x)
createCategory :: Integer -> String -> Category -> (Category, Integer) createCategory parentid catname topcat = let newid = highCatId topcat + 1 topcat' = addChild parentid (Category [] [] newid catname) topcat in (topcat', newid) where highCatId (Category cats _ i _) = maximum $ i : map highCatId cats addChild i' newcat (Category cats issues i name) | i' /= i = Category (map (addChild i' newcat) cats) issues i name | otherwise = Category (cats ++ [newcat]) issues i name
Next is creating an issue. This is almost identical to creating a category.
createIssueH :: Integer -> Handler Tweedle () createIssueH catid = do issuename <- runFormPost $ notEmpty $ required $ input "issuename" newid <- modifyDB $ createIssue catid issuename ar <- getApproot redirect RedirectPermanent $ ar ++ "issue/" ++ show newid ++ "/"
createIssue :: Integer -> String -> Category -> (Category, Integer) createIssue catid issuename topcat = let newid = highIssueId topcat + 1 topcat' = addIssue catid (Issue issuename [] newid) topcat in (topcat', newid) where highIssueId (Category cats issues _ _) = maximum $ 0 : (map issueId issues) ++ map highIssueId cats addIssue i' newissue (Category cats issues i name) | i' /= i = Category (map (addIssue i' newissue) cats) issues i name | otherwise = Category cats (issues ++ [newissue]) i name
Two functions to go. Now we want to show details of issues. This isn't too different from categoryDetailsH above, except for one feature: we need to know if a user is logged in. If they are logged in, we'll show an "add message" box; otherwise, we'll show a login box. Once again, we're getting the JSON representation easily.
issueDetailsH :: Integer -> Handler Tweedle RepHtmlJson issueDetailsH iid = do Tweedle _ mvarTopCat _ <- getYesod topcat <- liftIO $ readMVar mvarTopCat (cat, issue) <- maybe notFound return $ findIssue iid topcat let messageHelper m = Mapping $ map (second $ Scalar . Text . pack) $ (maybe id (\x -> (:) ("status", x)) $ messageStatus m) $ (maybe id (\x -> (:) ("priority", x)) $ messagePriority m) [ ("author", messageAuthor m) , ("text", messageText m) , ("creation", show $ messageCreation m) ] let ho = Mapping [ ("name", Scalar $ Text $ pack $ issueName issue) , ("messages", Sequence $ map messageHelper $ issueMessages issue) ]
Now we determine is the user is logged in via the maybeIdentifier function. Later on, we'll see how we can force a user to be logged in using authIdentifier.
ident <- maybeIdentifier
templateHtmlJson "issue-details" ho $ \_ -> return . setHtmlAttrib "issue" ho . maybe id (setHtmlAttrib "ident") ident . setHtmlAttrib "cat" (Mapping [ ("name", Scalar $ Text $ pack $ catName cat) , ("id", Scalar $ Text $ pack $ show $ categoryId cat) ])
And now the supporting model code. This function returns the requested Issue along with the containing category.
findIssue :: Integer -> Category -> Maybe (Category, Issue) findIssue iid c@(Category cats issues _ _) = case filter (\issue -> issueId issue == iid) issues of [] -> getFirst $ mconcat $ map (First . findIssue iid) cats (issue:_) -> Just (c, issue)
Cool, just one function left! This should probably all make sense by now. Notice, however, the use of authIdentifier: if the user is not logged in, they will be redirected to the login page automatically.
addMessageH :: Integer -> Handler Tweedle () addMessageH issueid = do ident <- authIdentifier (status, priority, text) <- runFormPost $ (,,) <$> optional (input "status") <*> optional (input "priority") <*> required (input "text") now <- liftIO getCurrentTime let message = Message ident status priority text now modifyDB $ addMessage issueid message ar <- getApproot redirect RedirectPermanent $ ar ++ "issue/" ++ show issueid ++ "/"
addMessage :: Integer -> Message -> Category -> (Category, ()) addMessage issueid message (Category cats issues catid catname) = (Category (map (fst . addMessage issueid message) cats) (map go issues) catid catname, ()) where go (Issue name messages iid) | iid == issueid = Issue name (messages ++ [message]) iid | otherwise = Issue name messages iid
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Spring vs. Spring Boot: A Comparison of These Java Frameworks
Spring vs. Spring Boot: A Comparison of These Java Frameworks
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What is Spring Boot? And, what is a Spring Framework? What are their goals? How can we compare them? There must be a lot of questions running through your mind. At the end of this blog, you will have the answers to all of these questions. In learning more about the Spring and Spring Boot frameworks, you will come to understand that each solve a different type of problem.
What Is Spring? What Are the Core Problems Spring Solves?
The Spring Framework is one of the most popular application development frameworks for Java. One of the best features in Spring is that it has the Dependency Injection (DI) or Inversion Of Control (IOC), which allows us to develop loosely coupled applications. And, loosely coupled applications can be easily unit-tested.
Example Without Dependency Injection
Consider the example below —
MyController depends on
MyService to perform a certain task. So, to get the instance of MyService, we will use:
MyService service = new MyService();
Now, we have created the instance for
MyService , and we see both are tightly coupled. If I create a mock for
MyService in a unit test for
MyController , how do I make
MyController use the mock? It's bit difficult — isn't it?
@RestController public class MyController { private MyService service = new MyService(); @RequestMapping("/welcome") public String welcome() { return service.retrieveWelcomeMessage(); } }
Example With a Dependency Injection
With the help of only two annotations, we can get the instance of
MyService easily, which is not tightly coupled. The Spring Framework does all the hard work to make things simpler.
@Componentis simply used in the Spring Framework as a bean that you need to manage within your own BeanFactory (an implementation of the Factory pattern).
@Autowiredis simply used to in the Spring Framework to find the correct match for this specific type and autowire it.
So, Spring framework will create a bean for
MyService and autowire it into
MyController.
In a unit test, I can ask the Spring Framework to auto-wire the mock of
MyService into
MyController .
@Component public class MyService { public String retrieveWelcomeMessage(){ return "Welcome to InnovationM"; } }
@RestController public class MyController { @Autowired private MyService service; @RequestMapping("/welcome") public String welcome() { return service.retrieveWelcomeMessage(); } }
The Spring Framework has many other features, which are divided into twenty modules to solve many common problems. Here are some of the more popular modules:
- Spring JDBC
- Spring MVC
- Spring AOP
- Spring ORM
- Spring JMS
- Spring Test
- Spring Expression Language (SpEL)
Aspect Oriented Programming(AOP) is another strong side of the Spring Framework. The key unit in object-oriented programming is the class, whereas, in AOP, the key unit is the aspect. For example, if you want to add the security in your project, logging, etc., you can just use the AOP and keep these as a cross-cutting concern away from your main business logic. You can perform any action after a method call, before a method call, after a method returns, or after the exception arises.
The Spring Framework does not have its own ORM, but it provides a very good integration with ORM, like Hibernate, Apache iBATIS, etc.
In short, we can say that the Spring Framework provides a decoupled way of developing web applications. Web application development becomes easy with the help of these concepts in Spring, like Dispatcher Servlet, ModelAndView, and View Resolver.
If Spring Can Solve so Many Problems, Why Do We Need Spring Boot?
Now, if you have already worked on Spring, think about the problem that you faced while developing a full-fledged Spring application with all functionalities. Not able to come up with one? Let me tell you — there was lot of difficulty to setup Hibernate Datasource, Entity Manager, Session Factory, and Transaction Management. It takes a lot of time for a developer to set up a basic project using Spring MVC with minimum functionality.
<bean class="org.springframework.web.servlet.view.InternalResourceViewResolver"> <property name="prefix"> <value>/WEB-INF/views/</value> </property> <property name="suffix"> <value>.jsp</value> </property> </bean> <mvc:resources
<servlet> <servlet-name>dispatcher</servlet-name> <servlet-class> org.springframework.web.servlet.DispatcherServlet </servlet-class> <init-param> <param-name>contextConfigLocation</param-name> <param-value>/WEB-INF/my-servlet.xml</param-value> </init-param> <load-on-startup>1</load-on-startup> </servlet> <servlet-mapping> <servlet-name>dispatcher</servlet-name> <url-pattern>/</url-pattern> </servlet-mapping>
When we use Hibernate, we have to configure these things like a datasource, EntityManager, etc.
"/>
How Does Spring Boot Solve This Problem?
- Spring Boot does all of those using
AutoConfigurationand will take care of all the internal dependencies that your application needs — all you need to do is run your application. Spring Boot will auto-configure with the Dispatcher Servlet, if Spring
jaris in the class path. It will auto-configue to the datasource, if Hibernate
jaris in the class path. Spring Boot gives us a pre-configured set of Starter Projects to be added as a dependency in our project.
- During web-application development, we would need the jars that we want to use, which versions of the jars to use, and how to connect them together. All web applications have similar needs, for example, Spring MVC, Jackson Databind, Hibernate core, and Log4j (for logging). So, we had to choose the compatible versions of all these jars. In order to decrease the complexity, Spring Boot has introduced what we call Spring Boot Starters.
Dependency for Spring Web Project
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Starters are a set of convenient dependencies that you can include in your Spring Boot application. For using Spring and Hibernate, we just have to include the spring-boot-starter-data-jpa dependency in the project.
Dependency for Spring Boot Starter Web
<dependency> <groupId>org.springframework.boot</groupId> <artifactId>spring-boot-starter-web</artifactId> </dependency>
The following screenshot shows the different packages under a single dependency that are added into our application:
There are other packages that you will see. Once you add that starter dependency, the Spring Boot Starter Web comes pre-packaged with all of these. As a developer, we would not need to worry about these dependencies and their compatible versions.
Spring Boot Starter Project Options
These are few starter projects to help us get started quickly
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- NAME
- VERSION
- DESCRIPTION
- SYNOPSIS
- EXAMPLES
- INSTALLATION
- SUPPORTED TYPES
- PREREQUISITES
- READON
- AUTHOR
NAME
Data::Type - robust and extensible data- and valuetype system
VERSION
0.02.01 (Wed Dec 1 21:33:51 2004)
DESCRIPTION
This module delivers an easy, generic and unified interface to type related CPAN modules. They all have one common purpose: reporting if data has some "characteristics". And this module wraps that with a clean api.
SYNOPSIS
use Data::Type qw(:is +ALL); is STD::EMAIL or warn; warn if isnt STD::CREDITCARD( 'MASTERCARD', 'VISA' ); try { valid( '9999-12-31 23:59:59', DB::DATETIME ); } catch Data::Type::Exception with { print $e->to_string foreach @_; };
EXAMPLES
Visit the Data::Type::Docs::Howto to explore how to use this module for DBI, CGI, Getopt and more scenarios.
INSTALLATION
I highly recommend to use CPAN for one-stop-shop installation:
perl -MCPAN -e "install Data::Type"
SUPPORTED TYPES
All types are grouped and though belong to a collection. The collection is identified by a short id. All members are living in a namespace that is prefixed with it (uppercased).
- Standard Collection ('STD')
This is a heterogenous collection of datatypes which is loaded by default. It contains various issues from CPAN modules (i.e. business, creditcard, email, markup, regexps and etc.) and some everyday things. See Data::Type::Collection::Std.
- W3C/XML-Schema Collection ('W3C')
A nearly 1-to-1 use of XML::Schema datatypes. It is nearly complete and works off the shelf. Please visit the XMLSchema homepage for sophisticated documentation. See Data::Type::Collection::W3C.
- Database Collection ('DB')
Common database table types (VARCHAR, TINYTEXT, TIMESTAMP, etc.). See Data::Type::Collection::DB.
- Biological Collection ('BIO')
Everything that is related to biological matters (DNA, RNA, etc.). See Data::Type::Collection::Bio.
- Chemistry Collection ('CHEM')
Everything that is related to chemical matters (Atoms, etc.). See Data::Type::Collection::Chem.
- Perl5 Collection ('PERL')
Reserved and undecided. See Data::Type::Collection::Perl.
- Perl6 Apocalypse Collection ('PERL6')
Placeholder for the Apocalypse and Synopsis 6 suggested datatypes for perl6. See Data::Type::Collection::Perl6.
[Note]
ALL is a an alias for all available collections at once.
PREREQUISITES
Following modules get automatically installed via the CPAN module. See INSTALLATION above. Data::Type has a mechanism for delayed loading of modules. This means modules are loaded only when the used types require them, not all at once.
Class::Maker (0.05.17), Regexp::Box (0.01), Error (0.15), IO::Extended (0.06), Tie::ListKeyedHash (0.41), Data::Iter (0), Class::Multimethods (1.70), Attribute::Util (0.01), DBI (1.30), Text::TabularDisplay (1.18), String::ExpandEscapes (0.01), XML::LibXSLT (1.53), Locale::Language (2.21), Business::CreditCard (0.27), Email::Valid (0.15), Business::UPC (0.04), HTML::Lint (1.26), Business::CINS (1.13), Date::Parse (2.27), Net::IPv6Addr (0.2), Business::ISSN (0.90), Regexp::Common (2.113), X500::DN (0.28), Locale::SubCountry (0), XML::Schema (0.07), XML::Parser (2.34), Pod::Find (0.24)
READON
Visit the Data::Type main documentation or advance directly to the Data::Type::Docs manpage.
Sourceforge is hosting a project dedicated to this module. And I enjoy receiving your comments/suggestion/reports also via or.
AUTHOR
Murat Uenalan, <muenalan@cpan.org>
(c) 2004 by Murat Uenalan. All rights reserved. Note: This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as perl itself
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This Bugzilla instance is a read-only archive of historic NetBeans bug reports. To report a bug in NetBeans please follow the project's instructions for reporting issues.
The IDE shows a combo box with a list of colors at several places. The current implementation has some look&feel problems and also its code is copy-pasted to several modules.
I propose providing a new public class that could be used as a combo box component to select a color.
Created attachment 122412 [details]
proposed API changes
Created attachment 122447 [details]
new API class
Created attachment 122448 [details]
new class missing in the patch
Created attachment 122449 [details]
new class missing in the patch
*** Bug 211598 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
If there are no objections I'll integrate the changes tomorrow.
core-main 8765ef818b1a
Integrated into 'main-golden', will be available in build *201208040001* on (upload may still be in progress)
Changeset:
User: S. Aubrecht <saubrecht@netbeans.org>
Log: #216013 - Provide combo box for color selection
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You can get the number of the last page by ending your fo:flow section with this:
<fo:block>
<xsl:attributelast-page</xsl:attribute>
Then you can print the last page number inline in your text area with this:
<fo:page-number-citation
All I do is print it but I would guess you could use that logic to print something based on
that?
For comparison, <fo:page-number /> gives you the current page number.
I'm not sure how you're trying to print the footer values, if you can use the fo tag at that
point.
-----Original Message-----
From: Matthias Müller [mailto:pymote@yahoo.de]
Sent: Wednesday, August 25, 2010 8:38 AM
To: fop-users xmlgraphics
Subject: Indicate Last Page
Hi there,
i need to indicate the single pages on my output pdf in the footer area:
- if there are following pages with a "+"
- if it's the last page with a "-"
i already posted a similar question 2 years ago and didn't receive a working hint. back then
i worked with FOP 0.20.5, so maybe something has changed meanwhile. here is the most useful
answer:
"Is this possible?
No, for various reasons. The most important one is that the processing is done in two passes.
The first pass is the XSL transformation. The elements prefixed with xsl: are instructions
for the XSLT processor, which generates an intermediate XML document consisting of elements
in the FO namespace, commonly prefixed with fo:. The FO elements are not processed by the
XSLT processor, therefore FO stuff like page numbers are not available to the XSLT processor.
In particular there is no way to check whether something is on the last page during XSLT processing.
The second pass is the formatting, done by formatting processors like FOP. At this point,
all xsl: elements are already gone, there is no xsl:if available to the FO processor.
There are some possibilities in the XSLFO standard to define limited special processing for
the last rendered page of a page sequence, unfortunately, they are not yet implemented in
FOP."
maybe with FOP 1.0?
any hints welcome ;-)
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I’m new to FMOD and we’re creating a game where we need to get the output levels (how loud the sound is) of certain events to dynamically change a light component’s values in a gameobject according to the sound coming out of a FMOD StudioEventEmitter. I have been able to access the emitter and event instance as an asset of that emitter. Using .getVolume(out volume) and .getPitch(out pitch) return 1 every time.
- Veli-Pekka Oksanen asked 1 year ago
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Get the instances channel group, then get the DSP head. then use DSP.setMeteringEnabled to turn on metering. This will let you call DSP.getMeteringInfo() every frame.
I think this has been asked on the Q&A before. You might be able to find code if you search.
- Nicholas Wilcox answered 1 year ago
Thx for your reply, I was finally able to figure it out (at some level). This is the code that got it working for me, it’s propably not very clean and full of unnecessary stuff but it works and I’m glad. The idea is that I have a gameobject that handles collecting sound output levels from a bunch of other gameobjects with FMOD emitters. There’s a spotlight attached to the gameobject and it’s range and intensity change according to the sum of sound output coming from those emitters.
// Code starts here
using UnityEngine;
using System.Collections;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using FMOD.Studio;
public class AmbientSoundScript : MonoBehaviour
{
// Attributes for the lights that we want to change
private Light light;
private float lightIntensity;
private float lightRange;
// FMOD stuff float sum = 0; public List<GameObject> sounds; public List<FMOD_StudioEventEmitter> emitters; public List<EventDescription> eventDescriptions; List<FMOD.Studio.EventInstance> events; List<FMOD.ChannelGroup> channelgroups; List<FMOD.DSP> dsps; public FMOD.Studio.System system; FMOD.DSP_METERING_INFO output; // Use this for initialization void Start() { // Get the light stuff light = GetComponent<Light>(); lightIntensity = light.intensity; lightRange = light.range; // Make variables for FMOD output = new FMOD.DSP_METERING_INFO(); events = new List<EventInstance>(); channelgroups = new List<FMOD.ChannelGroup>(); dsps = new List<FMOD.DSP>(); system = FMOD_StudioSystem.instance.System; system.update(); system.flushCommands(); FMOD.ChannelGroup group; FMOD.Studio.EventInstance evt1; FMOD.Studio.EventDescription evtDesrcription; // The hard part foreach (GameObject s in sounds) { emitters.Add(s.GetComponent<FMOD_StudioEventEmitter>()); } foreach (FMOD_StudioEventEmitter emitter in emitters) { system.getEvent(emitter.asset.path, out evtDesrcription); evtDesrcription.createInstance(out evt1); evt1.start(); events.Add(evt1); } system.flushCommands(); system.update(); foreach (FMOD.Studio.EventInstance evt in events) { evt.getChannelGroup(out group); system.flushCommands(); system.update(); channelgroups.Add(group); } FMOD.DSP dsp; foreach (FMOD.ChannelGroup cg in channelgroups) { cg.getDSP(0, out dsp); dsp.setMeteringEnabled(true, true); dsps.Add(dsp); system.flushCommands(); system.update(); } } // Update is called once per frame void Update() { // Get the output for all the DSPS in the list and sum them foreach (FMOD.DSP dsp in dsps) { dsp.getMeteringInfo(null, output); float outpeaks = output.peaklevel[0] + output.peaklevel[1]; float rmss = output.rmslevel[0] + output.rmslevel[1]; sum += outpeaks + rmss; } // Modify the lighting according to meter readings light.range = lightRange + sum * 3; light.intensity = lightIntensity + sum * 3; sum = 0; }
}
// Code ends here
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Through elimination I figured out that only output.peaklevel[0] and [1]
and rmslevel[0] and [1] have values > 0 in my case so I didn’t bother collecting them all. This might vary so if you try this code you might have to change that. Hope this will be of any use to someone.
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This is especially true for old COM interfaces. Join them; it only takes a minute: Sign up Here's how it works: Anybody can ask a question Anybody can answer The best answers are voted up and rise to the For more information on using WBEMTest tool, go reference the Using WBEMTest user interface link. computer management on both local and remote hosts (type into search it should be #1, run as admin) -> services and applications -> WMI control -> right click -> properties ->
asked 7 years ago viewed 10315 times active 6 years ago Related 23Which permissions/rights does a user need to have WMI access on remote machines?1How to use Powershell 2 Get-WmiObject to Losers_Revenge Ars Tribunus Militum Tribus: Southwest Michigan Registered: Dec 19, 2000Posts: 1506 Posted: Fri Oct 14, 2011 11:05 am daishi wrote:Have you tried using get-service? I assumed it was, but that could be the problem.I'm assuming that it is using my logged in credentials on my box, and if that is really the case, then yes Are people of Nordic Nations "happier, healthier" with "a higher standard of living overall than Americans"? click for more info
Ad Choices current community blog chat Server Fault Meta Server Fault your communities Sign up or log in to customize your list. In my case, I needed to run a script with a service account and connect from one Windows 2008 R2 Server to another. It should look like "get-wmiobject -ea silentlycontinue -class win32_service -computername ..."I just tried on a non-existent host, and it did indeed silently continue.As far as your remoting problems, can you detail Add your host to the trustedhosts variable on the remote servers. [as admin in powershell, cd wsman:\localhost\client, set-item trustedhosts hostname]3.
Join them; it only takes a minute: Sign up Powershell Get-WmiObject Access is denied up vote 2 down vote favorite 2 I have a Powershell script containing the following line: $package The fact that some machines acquiesce, and others have the gaul to respond with a "Access denied" means the traffic is getting through to the target, and a response is getting Update 2013-10-17: I got an e-mail from Colyn, who had helped answering the question on StackOverflow thread asking me if adding user to "WinRMRemoteWMIUsers__" group would work for me. Get-wmiobject Rpc Server Unavailable Losers_Revenge Ars Tribunus Militum Tribus: Southwest Michigan Registered: Dec 19, 2000Posts: 1506 Posted: Fri Oct 14, 2011 12:37 pm aggressiva wrote: link will tell you about how to continue on errors
No matter where I put it in the string or what action I choose, I still get the same error.Where are you putting -ea ? Key features such as syntax-coloring, tab completion, visual debugging, Unicode-compliance, and context-sensitive Help provide a rich scripting experience. All rights reserved.Newsletter|Contact Us|Privacy Statement|Terms of Use|Trademarks|Site Feedback current community chat Stack Overflow Meta Stack Overflow your communities Sign up or log in to customize your list. I assumed it was, but that could be the problem.
How about remote users groups? Get-wmiobject : User Credentials Cannot Be Used For Local Connections Unauthorized This server could not verify that you are authorized to access the document requested. Inquire as an option doesn't seem to help determine that as I don't get a prompt, just the access denied error. An alternative option if you have a compelling reason not to upgrade to Windows Server 2008 R2, would be to download and install the latest Windows Management Framework as outline in
Start remote registry service on remote servers. Then provide the level accesses and entering the credentials. Get-wmiobject Credential Password What does Joker “with TM” mean in the Deck of Many Things? Wmi Access Is Denied. (exception From Hresult: 0x80070005 (e_accessdenied)) computer management on both local and remote hosts (type into search it should be #1, run as admin) -> services and applications -> WMI control -> right click -> properties ->
I can run this on a few servers and it works, others give me an access denied message. Browse other questions tagged powershell powershell-remoting or ask your own question. How can I take a photo through trees but focus on an object behind the trees? I have Domain Admin rights… it's a domain joined server… what do you mean access is denied? Get-wmiobject Access Is Denied Windows 10
This isn't a very old blog but we usually talk about more complicated things than that. Error: Get-WmiObject : Access is denied. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x80070005 (E_ACCESS DENIED)) At N:\FindWhoIsUsing\FindWhoIsUsing.ps1:7 char:18 get-wmiobject <<<< win32_process -computername $server -EnableAllPrivileges| CategoryInfo : NotSpecified: (:) [Get-WmiObject], UnauthorizedAccessException FullyQualifiedErrorId : System.UnauthorizedAccessException,Microsoft.PowerShell.Commands.GetWmiObjectCommand Powershell more stack exchange communities company blog Stack Exchange Inbox Reputation and Badges sign up log in tour help Tour Start here for a quick overview of the site Help Center Detailed are you sure domain policies are being correctly applied to the servers you are trying to access?I think -credential is currently unimplemented for powershell cmdlets (parameter is there but it doesn't
If I use the dns alias instead of actual hostname, Get-CimInstance too returned an error, but return code is different (0x80070035). Powershell Access Denied Set-executionpolicy Email check failed, please try again Sorry, your blog cannot share posts by email. Is it a security vulnerability if the addresses of university students are exposed?
For example: I wanted to test removing "Remote Enable" permission and see if I would still be able to use Get-CimInstance. I figured this would be a great job for WMI and I was right. Pls verify on NON-PRODUCTION server first. Powershell Access Is Denied Connecting To A Remote Computer Can anyone please suggest what I need to do to fix this security error?
daishi Ars Tribunus Angusticlavius Registered: Oct 22, 2000Posts: 9985 Posted: Fri Oct 14, 2011 4:43 pm Losers_Revenge wrote:daishi wrote:Have you tried using get-service? aggressiva Ars Scholae Palatinae Registered: May 11, 2005Posts: 1031 Posted: Fri Oct 14, 2011 7:43 am Some general PowerShell Remoting tips:1. Ensure the "Apply to" option is set to "This namespace and subnamespaces" Save and exit all prompts Add the user(s) or group(s) to the Local "Distributed COM Users" group. Are you trying to double-hop at any point? –Chris N Aug 15 '12 at 13:15 1 No, the VM hosting the client and server both in the same domain -
Do I need to enable a trust between machines or something like that? –Rob Bowman Aug 23 '12 at 13:27 add a comment| 1 Answer 1 active oldest votes up vote This cmdlet has a convenient alias, gwmi, which I’ll use for most of my examples. Here is what happens if the service (domain) account I use tries to access remote server, where it does not have any permissions: PS> gwmi win32_ComputerSystem -ComputerName test.adilhindistan.com gwmi : Access It seemed so simple when I started.
This was built in to Windows PowerShell v2.0 that ship with Windows Server 2008 R2. I did not have that option because that group did not exist on the server, which had PowerShell version 2. Does every data type just boil down to nodes with pointers? Let it prompt you for the password.
It needs to be installed from the Features Wizard in Server Manager. 2. share|improve this answer answered Jul 1 '09 at 15:09 Kara Marfia 7,25242653 I'd be very surprised if this was a firewall issue. The Ooh-Aah Cryptic Maze Do they wish to personify BBC Worldwide? Welcome to the Ars OpenForum.
A single word for "the space in between" Why do shampoo ingredient labels feature the the term "Aqua"? See KB 325353 and On the target server: Computer Management | WMI Control | Security Tab Highlight Root\cimv2 node Click Security button For EVERYONE group, check Remote Enable box or Can you help me guys ? it may be necessary to execute the command 'restart-service winrm' after making these changes on both servers, won't hurt to try.These are the things I do to get everything remote ready
There must be some place for WMI control specifically, but I don't know how to configure it. Differential high voltage measurement using a transformer What is this blue thing in a photograph of a bright light? May need to make it auto-start. You can also add the "Everyone" group. –Musaab Al-Okaidi Feb 19 '13 at 9:37 I added "everyone" there and toggled on all the "allow" checkboxes for it.
No matter where I put it in the string or what action I choose, I still get the same error. Losers_Revenge Ars Tribunus Militum Tribus: Southwest Michigan Registered: Dec 19, 2000Posts: 1506 Posted: Fri Oct 14, 2011 11:06 am daishi wrote:Have you tried using get-service? if that's in fact what you did I'm pretty much stumped. Word for unproportional punishment?
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Cloud Insights from Brad Anderson, Corporate Vice President, Enterprise Client & Mobility team has enabled (cloud-based management, Company Portal, etc.). Their work is a great example of the “One Microsoft” principle behind our company’s new reorganization. The PCIT team worked across teams and divisional boundaries to holistically address customer needs across Microsoft products.
I’m excited for all of our partners and customers to immerse themselves in this new technology and begin benefitting from R2’s new and improved features.
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Last week, we discussed some of the new capabilities coming in the R2 wave of releases later this year. These new capabilities enable IT Pros to both embrace the Consumerization of IT and support the needs of their users to securely access their apps and data from any device anywhere. We have been referring to this new set of capabilities as “People Centric IT” (PCIT) because it puts the end user at the center of all that we do.
We don’t just think about these features differently, however – we’ve also engineered them differently. Engineering teams across major product lines and divisions collaborated to define these people-centric scenarios, and, together, we have executed against a common set of engineering milestones. Now, after working closely together for months, we are releasing together too.
In today’s post, we’ll examine a few examples of holistic end-to-end customer scenarios that are a result of our cross-company collaboration. Specifically, we’ll look at:
Each of these three examples combine and maximize capabilities from across Windows, Windows Server, System Center and Windows Intune. These examples include features like Work Folders, the Web Application Proxy, Active Directory Federation Services, Unified Device Management in System Center Configuration Manager, the new Modern VPN Platform, and the Company Portal.
The diagram below articulates the major components at work in the People Centric IT pillar. It’s not necessary for each of these parts to be deployed in any given scenario. Instead IT teams can deploy just the parts needed to successfully implement the scenarios they care about. In the scenarios detailed below we’ll refer back to the technologies on this diagram.
View of major components that provide People Centric IT scenarios.
This first example examines one way to enable users to access their work files on personal devices, as well as how to mitigate risks around compliance and information leakage. This example focuses on the new Work Folders feature in Windows Server 2012 R2.
Work Folders is a new file sync feature that compliments SkyDrive Pro. Where SkyDrive Pro gives users access to their SharePoint data, Work Folders provides access to files on traditional file servers. With Work Folders, users sync data to a corporate backend file server. This means you can use all of the tools for file servers with Work Folders to manage and secure this data. Windows 8.1 will include a built in Work Folders client. Also, soon after we release Windows 8.1, we will release Work Folder support for Windows 7 and iPad*.
The basic steps to enabling secure file access to personal devices are:
Once this has been done, our services work together to secure your data:
Combining all these capabilities allows you to provide data access to your users (who continue using their BYOD devices) while still protecting your corporate data.
With all of this in mind, here’s an example of what it looks like in action.
As an IT Pro, your first step is to enable Work Folders on your file servers. This simple process is part of configuring the File Server role in Windows 2012 R2. Once complete, authorized users can manually set up Work Folders on their devices.
However, you don’t have to require users to configure themselves for Work Folders. You can use System Center Configuration Manager and Windows Intune to automatically provision devices with Work Folders settings to personal devices, and Group Policy for domain-joined machines. In the new R2 release of Config Manager, we’ve added native support for configuring Work Folder policy. You can target this policy based on a rich set of criteria. Once configured, any device that is domain joined, managed by Config Manager, or enrolled for Mobile Device Management (MDM) in Windows Intune receives Work Folder configuration as part of normal device provisioning.
Since Work Folders operates over an HTTPS-based protocol, you can now publish Work Folders to the Internet using the new Web Application Proxy (or any industry standard web publishing solution). This allows controlled access to files on Internet-connected devices, even if those devices never connect to the corporate network. The Web Application Proxy integrates with AD FS. This means you can use AD FS to restrict access devices that are Workplace Joined or domain joined. You can even require multi-factor authentication, leveraging the new plug-in model that AD FS provides in Windows Server 2012 R2.
Selecting the authentication provider for Work Folders to be AD FS. This integrates access control for Work Folders with our new Workplace Join features.
Finally, the IT pro can configure automatic classification of files using Dynamic Access Control. This can include keying in on sensitive words, phrases or regular expressions in a document (such as credit card numbers or the word “confidential”) and cause those files to be automatically classified as high impact and automatically encrypted and protected with RMS. These encryption rules help reduce information leakage of sensitive information. For example, when Joe (a hypothetical information worker) authors a sensitive customer information document on his desktop, this document synchronizes to the Work Folders share on the file server. The file server then automatically scans the document, tags it as sensitive, and applies RMS protection. The RMS protected version of the document then synchronizes back to Joe’s desktop and all other Work Folders enabled devices. This entire process is seamless to Joe so that he can continue working on the sensitive document without worrying about compliance or information leakage (e.g. if this device is lost or stolen, the sensitive data on it cannot be accessed).
A major focus of the R2 development was to create a user experience that was simple and familiar. Part of this simplicity included making the protection and compliance automatic (i.e. not relying on users taking the necessary actions to protect corporate data).
To keep the user experience simple and familiar, we chose to present Work Folders as just another folder on the device. This allows users to access and store work data in a single place using a normal folder. The user doesn’t know that it happens to synchronize with other devices through a backend file server. In function, this is similar to how SkyDrive and SkyDrive Pro work.
Work Folders show up as a normal folder in the user’s profile on Windows.
In order to make compliance and protection automatic, we designed Work Folders so that the IT pro determines what policies are applied to what devices and what files. IT Pros manage the data using standard file server data management capabilities, thus backup, retention, classification and encryption are all handled for the end user automatically. In addition to this, Work Folder files are always synchronized to folders on the users’ devices that are separately encrypted just for this purpose. This allows the files to be wiped from the device in a secure manner if/when that is necessary.
Configuring basic policy requirements for personal devices accessing Work Folders.
Back to Hypothetical Joe: Suppose Joe buys a new Surface RT and wants to access files from work. He simply has to Workplace Join his device and enroll for management. As part of enrollment, his Work Folder configuration will be automatically provisioned and his files will start to sync to an encrypted folder. Joe now has all his work files available to him. As he makes changes to these files on his Surface RT, the changes synchronize to his desktop at work and vice-versa. As he creates sensitive documents, they are automatically classified and RMS protected.
Later, when Joe leaves the company, the IT team removes his devices from management and Joe’s Surface RT automatically wipes (rendered inaccessible) his Work Folders data while leaving all his personal data intact.
This example provides an overview of one way to enable heterogeneous devices at work, and it demonstrates how to register an iOS device with your company’s Active Directory and then enroll it into System Center and Windows Intune.
Once a device is registered, IT pros can control access to company resources based on that user, the device and the location. Once the device is enrolled, IT pros can configure the device, monitor its compliance, publish line of business apps and perform other management tasks..
Sometimes, MDM is talked about as a separate activity to manage mobile devices in addition to solutions deployed to manage PCs and other devices. We think about MDM more broadly. MDM is a part of managing all of your devices. We are building a single solution for managing all of your PCs and devices. We call this concept Unified Device Management.
To deliver UDM, we built the ability to attach Windows Intune to your System Center Configuration Manager deployment. This creates a single console (the Config Manager console) that can manage all types of devices –PCs, mobile devices, even embedded devices. The Config Manager console, when attached to Intune, includes MDM capabilities as a natural part of managing all devices. All device types need apps, data, settings, content and services, and Config Manager enables that in one place.
Here’s how you do it:
Setting up the iOS properties of the Windows Intune connector in the Config Manager console.
Uploading the APNs Certificate as part of enabling iOS management from Config Manager.
Once this is complete, your users are ready to begin working. They simply download the Company Portal app from Apple’s app marketplace. Seen below is the Company Portal app in the Windows marketplace. The iOS version will appear in the Apple Appstore as part of our R2 wave of releases later this year.
After this, the next time they launch the Company Portal app, they will be prompted for their credentials. From within the app, the user can then opt-in to the Windows Intune service. After this, your users can now access corporate apps and services.
The notification in the upcoming iOS Company Portal app that a device needs to be enrolled with Windows Intune service.
Enrolling the iOS device results in a new Management profile.
The enrollment process installs a certificate and MDM profile on the iOS device from the Intune cloud service. Once complete, that iOS device shows up in the Config Manager console alongside the other devices associated with that user. Any policies or apps targeted to users of that device that are appropriate for iOS will flow from Config Manager out to the Intune cloud and then down to the user’s device. In this way, the device gets provisioned with the settings, Wi-Fi profiles, VPN profiles, certificates, apps and other resources it needs. At the same time, IT is able monitor and manage the device on an ongoing basis.
All of the user’s devices (PCs and mobile) show up in one place together when Config Manager is attached to Windows Intune.
The next element to consider
is how to control access to corporate resources on that device? That’s where our integration with the Active Directory, the Web Application Proxy, and Active Directory Federation Services (AD FS) comes in.
With the R2 wave of releases it is now possible for applications and data to be published through a new Web Application Proxy service role as part of the Windows Server RRAS role. The Web Application Proxy then integrates with AD FS to control access to corporate resources based on a user’s identity, device, and location.
For example: Suppose an IT pro needs to publish an internal Sharepoint site to Internet-connected devices, but this access needs to be limited to known devices that belong to valid users. The IT pro can do this by configuring the AD FS role to restrict access to that Sharepoint site to devices that have been Workplace Joined. Attempts to access the published site will be denied when users connect from devices that are not Workplace Joined, but these same attempts will succeed from devices that are registered. Workplace Join is supported for both Windows and iOS devices.
Example experience of denying user access to a published web site from an iOS device because that device is not Workplace Joined.
To allow users to register iOS devices, you need to first enable the device registration service that is part of Active Directory Federation Services (AD FS). Once this is complete, users can simply be e-mailed a link to register their device. When the user clicks on that link they will be prompted for their credentials, and the registration service will record a user@device record in Active Directory and then issue a certificate profile to the iOS device. Once the user accepts this, they are good to go.
E-mail from IT pro with instructions to Workplace Join an iOS device.
Workplace Join, like any other Web Application Proxy -published IT service, includes the ability to require multi-factor authentication.
Installing the Workplace Join profile on an iOS device.
The profile is successfully installed and the iOS device is now Workplace Joined. Attempts to access the published website will now succeed, and IT can audit and control the access.
When the user attempts to access the published Sharepoint site, the Web Application Proxy will refer the device to AD FS for authentication and authorization. AD FS will challenge the user for their credentials and also challenge the device for the certificate that was installed as part of the Workplace Join. Once AD FS recognizes this as a known device belonging to a valid user, it allows the authentication to succeed and the user receives controlled access to the Sharepoint site.
In this example, we will examine a way to enable VPN connectivity on personal Windows 8.1 (including Windows 8.1 RT) devices. To do this, we will look at how to bring Windows 8.1, Windows Server 2012 R2, System Center and Windows Intune together.
Windows 8.1 includes both Microsoft and third party VPN client applications (plugins) already installed. These VPN plugins are included with Windows 8.1 OS (inbox) and do not require an application download. The overall experience blends with Windows, providing end users a consistent and integrated experience. The new VPN platform capabilities also include VPN profile management options and Automatic VPN capabilities. Automatic VPN connections dynamically come up or down as needed. You configure Automatic VPN for both Namespaces and Applications. The VPN connection is launched automatically whenever access to corporate resources are requested.
In addition to including third party VPN plug-ins, Windows 8.1 also includes built-in manageability that allows multiple options for VPN profile management, including:
A cool new feature in the R2 wave of releases is the native ability to manage VPN profiles in System Center. We support both Microsoft and third party VPNs. You can provision all of your devices from the Config Manager console regardless of whether the device is a PC being managed by the Config Manager agent, or a mobile device enrolled in Windows Intune. When a user enrolls their device for MDM management, the system automatically provisions the appropriate VPN profiles. Additionally, the device enrolls for any certificates the VPN profile requires. Finally, the Automatic VPN policies are applied to the device. When provisioning is complete, the user is ready to start using the VPNs.
Creating a VPN Profile in Config Manager. The profile will be delivered to managed PCs and mobile devices.
Selecting the VPN type in Config Manager. Our new platform supports both Microsoft and third party VPNs.
Selecting the authentication type in Config Manager. Again, we support both Microsoft and third party options.
Configuring the Automatic VPN settings. You can cause a connection to raise as needed based on a namespace or an application.
Whether you use Microsoft’s VPN gateways (the Remote Access role in Windows Server) or a third party VPN gateway, the experience remains the same to the end user. Our new VPN platform in Windows 8.1 integrates VPN into the Windows experience. This means it is no longer necessary to send special instructions to users. By simply enrolling for management, the profiles, certificates and Automatic VPN rules show up on the device. The user then attempts to access a corporate resource and the VPN automatically connects to enable it. If the VPN ever needs additional input from the user (e.g. a password or second factor of authentication), then a toast notification will take the user to a standard network experience to provide it. This experience is similar to joining a new Wi-Fi or mobile broadband network.
Example of providing additional user input as needed by the VPN – all integrated into the standard charms bar, even for third party VPNs.
In addition to supporting VPN management through System Center, we also support VPN scripting using built-in PowerShell commands. You can use these scripts in imaging or automation workflows – or you can publish them via an out-of-band mechanism such as an external website or a file share. The scripts create VPN profiles and configure remote access on the device.
/* Adding name trigger rules */
PS C:\> Add-VpnConnectionTriggerDnsConfiguration -ConnectionName "test" -DnsSuffix ".corp.contoso.com" -DnsIPAddress "1.1.1.10"
PS C:\> Add-VpnConnectionTriggerDnsConfiguration -ConnectionName "test" -DnsSuffix ".domain1.corp.contoso.com"
/* Adding applications trigger rules – modern app*/
PS C:\> Add-VpnConnectionTriggerApplication -ConnectionName "test" -ApplicationID "microsoft.windowscommunicationsapps_8wekyb3d8bbwe“
/* Adding applications trigger rules – classic app*/
PS C:\> Add-VpnConnectionTriggerApplication -ConnectionName "test" -ApplicationID "C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Microsoft Product Studio“
/* Configuring suffix search list*/
PS C:\> Set-VpnConnectionTriggerDnsConfiguration -ConnectionName "test" -DnsSuffixSearchList ("domain2.corp.contoso.com","domain3.corp.contoso.com")
/* Adding More entries to Trusted Network List */
PS C:\> Add-VpnConnectionTriggerTrustedNetwork -ConnectionName "test" -DnsSuffix "corp.contoso2.com"
This overview represents some of the most dynamic features available from this new R2 wave, but there are dozens more. As IT teams deploy and operate the R2 products and services together, users will get to see even more examples of the power and functionality of these platforms.
This strength from interoperation is a result of our decision to approach the engineering of this R2 wave as a hyper-collaborative, highly structured, cross-Microsoft effort. The result of these thousands of hours spent working across teams and across the company is a new suite of products that work great together and enable our community of users to approach their jobs with better-than-ever tools.
In the coming weeks, the other pillar owners will further demonstrate these points as this series examines the Cloud OS, Hybrid IT, and Modern App capabilities built into these 2012 R2 products. You can keep track of each of these posts by bookmarking this link, or by following me on Twitter for regular updates.
- Brad
To learn even more about the technical topics discussed today, check out these posts from our engineering teams:
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Will it perhaps be posible to save from OneNote to Work Folders. We currently have the ability to save to SharePoint or Windows Live accounts only if we want the content synced for example from our Windows Phone.
I think you need to revisit your message about managing all devices including PC "consistently" in the Cloud. Whilst you say that, you later go on to say your existing Configuration Manager environment remains as is. Is this because you would loose so much rich functionality if you went with a 100% cloud based solution? I can't exactly see OSD being achieved from the Cloud all too quickly.
Thanks for the question Ben.
First, our message is *not* that we manage all devices consistently in the cloud – I want to be clear about that.
Second, I view this as a question of WHEN. Right now, the majority of the world uses SCCM to manage their PCs. As we have worked with these customers to understand how best to help them transition to the cloud for managing their devices, the feedback has been really clear: Customers are asking for the ability to do this management from the consoles their teams are already using. So, from a prioritization standpoint, we have prioritized the work of enabling the administration of devices from Intune in the SCCM console.
This approach not only underscores our commitment to create a unified environment, but it also achieves our goal of creating a way to manage devices where they live – i.e. manage on-premises corpnet connected PCs via the market leading ConfigMgr solution, and then extend to the cloud to manage mobile devices as they are connected to the internet via cellular.
Hi Miha --
It is recommended that OneNote notebooks be stored on SharePoint, SkyDrive Pro or SkyDrive. The reason for this is because those servers and services are designed to work with OneNote’s multi-user collaboration features and defer to OneNote’s syncing and merging process.
Any file-based replication system tends to get in the way of OneNote’s merging process, such that when multiple users (or the same user on multiple devices) make a change to the notebook, the external file syncing application then sees that change and tries to replicate the whole file, which results in a file level conflict. When OneNote handles the syncing itself, it is able to access the file incrementally and automatically merge the changes -- resulting in a seamless user experience.
OneNote can safely store files on a regular Windows Server file share and handle its own synchronization requirements, but using OneNote in combination with any other file sync engine (e.g. Work Folders, Offline Files, Dropbox, etc.) is not recommended.
Brad, I think these updates are nice. One thing that seems to be missing in the posts is Android. I know Intune Wave D didn't have much in terms of Android management and that was something being carefully considered for Wave E. It sounds like several of these PCIT enhancements are not going to be available for Android with Wave E. Is that correct?
Almost forgot I posted a question. Thank you Brad, makes sense.
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A mixin for logging and debugging Django queries
Project Description
Query Logger is a Django mixin class for logging duplicate or slow queries, query execution time, and total execution time. It’s useful for debugging specific areas of your code, and since its a mixin, it can be added to any class (class based views, django rest framework serializers, celery tasks, etc), and turned on or off based on any logic.
The logic for detecting duplicate queries and finding long running queries, as well as the structure of the project and even this readme, are all inspired by (and in many cases copied over) from Django Query Inspector (which unfortunately only works as a middleware, which was not what I needed), which can be found here.
Works with Django (1.4, 1.5, 1.6, 1.7, 1.8, 1.9) and Python (2.7, 3.3, 3.4, 3.5).
Example log output:
[SQL] 17 queries (4 duplicates), 34 ms SQL time, 243 ms total request time
The duplicate queries can also be shown in the log:
[SQL] repeated query (6x): SELECT "customer_role"."id", "customer_role"."contact_id", "customer_role"."name" FROM "customer_role" WHERE "customer_role"."contact_id" = ?
The duplicate queries are detected by ignoring any integer values in the SQL statement. The reasoning is that most of the duplicate queries in Django are due to results not being cached or pre-fetched properly, so Django needs to look up related fields afterwards. This lookup is done by the object ID, which is in most cases an integer.
The heuristic is not 100% precise so it may have some false positives or negatives, but is a very good starting point for most Django projects.
For each duplicate query, the Python traceback can also be shown, which may help with identifying why the query has been executed:()]),
Quickstart
Install from the Python Package Index:
pip install django-query-logger
And thats it. You can import the mixin with:
from query_logger import DatabaseQueryLoggerMixin
Any class can start and stop the debugger using the start_query_logging and stop_query_logging methods. The logs are actually output when you call stop_query_logging.
class SomeClass(DatabaseQueryLoggerMixin): def go_stuff(self): self.start_query_logging() # ... do some queries self.stop_query_logging() # ... You can keep doing more stuff, if you want, no more queries will get logged
Add it to any class, such as a Django Rest Framework serializer, and begin using it. You can even turn it on and off based on your own logic, so it doesnt run all the time:
from django.core.cache import cache from rest_framework import serializers from query_logger import DatabaseQueryLoggerMixin from .models import MyModel class MySerializer(serlializers.ModelSerializer, DatabaseQueryLoggerMixin): model = MyModel def save(self, request, *args, **kwargs): if cache.get(request.user.id): self.start_query_logging() # ... stuff happens here, remember to turn it off when your done
Update your logging configuration so the output from the query_logger app shows up:
LOGGING = { ... 'handlers': { ... 'console': { 'level': 'DEBUG', 'class': 'logging.StreamHandler', }, ... }, 'loggers': { ... 'query_logger': { 'handlers': ['console'], 'level': 'DEBUG', 'propagate': True, }, }, ... }
Configuration
The behaviour of Django Query Logger can be fine-tuned via the following settings variables:
LOG_QUERY_DATABASE_CONNECTION = 'default' # Change this if you want to log from a different db connection LOG QUERY_DUPLICATE_QUERIES = True # Turn this off if you dont want to see duplicate query logs LOG_QUERY_TRACEBACKS = False # Include the traceback in your query logs. Useful if your not sure where # queries are coming from. Caution: turning this on everywhere can be a # performance issue LOG_QUERY_TIME_ABSOLUTE_LIMIT = 1000 # This is the time in milliseconds to log a long running query. # Set to 0 for no long running query logging
Dynamic Configuration
In addition to the settings available above, you can turn these config options on and off at run time. I have done this to, for example, only turn on tracebacks for a specific user. Just pass an options dict like this to the start_query_logging() function. Note: not all of these have to be defined, it will fall back on the defaults if there is a missing config option.
configuration_dict = { 'connection_name': 'default' # The name of the db connection to log 'log_duplicate_queries': True # Log the duplicate SQL queries 'log_tracebacks': False # Include the tracebacks for all the queries 'log_long_running_time': 1000 # Log long running time for this many milliseconds } self.start_query_logger(configuration_dict)
Testing
To run tests just use tox command ()
tox # for all supported python and django versions
If you need you can run tox just for single environment, f.i.:
tox -e py27_django17
For available test environments refer to tox.ini file.
Download Files
Download the file for your platform. If you're not sure which to choose, learn more about installing packages.
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Using SoapUI O S - 5.5.0
I have been trying to figure out how to work with the Azure REST API lately
and I am probably making this harder than it should be.
I am not making any progress with. ☹️
I am looking for a working example/suggestions on how to setup a simple GET REST request for :
List Shares
The Request Header for the required info is what I have not figured out how to set correctly.
If I can get this sorted out and get the GET request to work, I can proceed in my testing goal.
The following table describes required and optional request headers.
For the Authorization part I am using a Shared Key (storage account key) since that
is supported for all the Storage Services which is my bigger goal in accessing for service testing
and verification.
I look forward for any help suggestions.
Thanks
Hey @jkrolczy
About 2 years ago - I had to setup a PUT request to publish a file to Azure BLOB storage (rather than a GET to query Azure storage). I spent about 4 days to try and work out the different query and header parameters (in the end there were eleven header and query parms) that are required and it was a complete nightmare cos there's so much conflicting stuff on the web and Azure storage has changed so much over the different versions.
My request was as follows:
PUT
Anyway
The instructions indicate the request URL is as follows:
From the instructions available via, as well as, and and
I think you need 3 headers in your GET request:
Authorization, x-ms-version & x-ms-date
The format for Shared Key Authorization header is as follows:
Authorization="[SharedKey|SharedKeyLite] <AccountName>:<Signature>"
so it should read something like
Authorization="SharedKey accountname:ctzMq410TV3wS7upTBcunJTDLEJwMAZuFPfr0mrrA08=
SharedKey
x-ms-version is typically in the format of '2017-11-09' (yes I know it looks like a date rather than a version number - I think a while ago they used to use values like 1.0 - but sometimes in the last 4 or 5years this changed.)
x-ms-date is typically in the format of 'Fri, 26 Jun 2015 23:39:12 GMT'
If this doesn't help, please hit me back - I dont have access to my Azure BLOB storage endpoint anymore so trial and error is out - but I might be able to help further if I know the error response generated if this doesn't work
Cheers,
Rich
Thanks for the reply back.
Glad to see I am not the only one who has issues trying to decipher Microsoft's Azure REST API reference information.
I still have to play with this more from what you sent me.
I am on the right path per what you mentioned.
I re-verify the Authorization format as well as the Version used for x-ms-version.
The x-ms-date part is where I am confused because I cannot determine by what timezone location
on Earth I should be using here. I live in Texas, so for x-ms-date, if I sent a GET request right now,
is this per my timezone or per Greenwich England ? And what is the fudge factor here for it to be accurate
when being set and sent?
Following back up on this, since I got to play with some more:
Authorization="[SharedKey|SharedKeyLite] <AccountName>:<Signature>"
I put together some Groovy script code, to try to do the above encoding:
The code is not correct yet but a start to which I am turning to debug and
fine tune to encode correctly per the above mentioned paragraph.
import java.text.SimpleDateFormat;import javax.crypto.Mac;import javax.crypto.spec.SecretKeySpec;import java.security.InvalidKeyException;import java.math.BigInteger
SimpleDateFormat sdf = new SimpleDateFormat("EEE, dd MMM yyyy HH:mm:ss");sdf.setTimeZone(TimeZone.getTimeZone("GMT"));String date = sdf.format(new Date()) + " GMT";
//signature = signature + "\nx-ms-date:" + date;
log.info "\nx-ms-date:" + date;
/*** @Param secretKey* @Param data* @return HMAC/SHA256 representation of the given string*///def hmac_sha256(String secretKey, String data)
def key = "<Shared Key from Azure account>=="; // Does not have signature part added to it yetlog.info key;//def strTime = (new Date()).toUTCString();def strTime = date;log.info strTime;def strToSign = 'GET\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nx-ms-date:' + strTime + '\nx-ms-version:2017-11-09\n/nprodpayconm3repo/\ncomp:list';log.info strToSign;
//def secret = CryptoJS.enc.Base64.parse(key);def secret = key.bytes.encodeBase64().toString();log.info secret;
def secretKey = "<Shared Key from Azure account>==";log.info secretKey;
def data = key.bytes.encodeBase64().toString();log.info data;SecretKeySpec secretKeySpec = new SecretKeySpec(secretKey.getBytes("UTF-8"), "HmacSHA256")Mac mac = Mac.getInstance("HmacSHA256")mac.init(secretKeySpec)byte[] digest = mac.doFinal(data.getBytes("UTF-8"))
BigInteger bigInteger = new BigInteger(1, digest)String hash = bigInteger.toString(16)//Zero pad itwhile (hash.length() < 64){hash = "0" + hash}
log.info "-----------"log.info "HASH:"log.info hash
Any more suggestion from the community for my issue would be much appreciated.
There has to be other folks out there accessing Azure using it's REST APIs.
Apologies - its been a couple of days since I checked the forum - so I missed your message with the x-ms-date timezone query.
The docs.microsoft.com/ site doesn't really discuss datetimes that are not UTC/GMT.
I checked and Austin Texas is GMT/UTC - 5 hours.
If it were XML I'd suggest following xml schema's xs:datetime (ISO8601) format of CCYY-MM-DDThh:mm:ss[Z|(+|-)hh:mm (where Z indicates UTC and the timezone offset is plus/minus hh:mm
It's json however and json doesnt include a date type. However, javascripts date toJSON method and ISO8601 indicates json date should be "CCYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS-hh:mm" (same timezone offset approach as the XML - which is unsurprising considering they're both ISO8601 compliant), so I'm guessing "14 Jul 2020 04:04:00-05:00" is as good as any attempt.
You asked what's the +/- variation allowed. I wouldn't have expected there to be any, but I don't see that as a problem anyway. As long as you pick up the current date time (which I think you're doing in your code anyway) and then just concatenate the '-05:00' to the end - surely that's good enough for the x-ms-date header?
As you can tell - I'm guessing - but making educated guesses at least - the MS docs really bite for the lowest level of detail needed - it just doesn't define it (as I found when trying to setup my PUT request) - so it's lots of trial and error.
Sorry I can't be of further help!
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Summary: available in the output?
To understand the problem statement, let us have a look at the following example:
Example:
x = "{Serial No.}{0} ".format(1) print(x)
Output:
Traceback (most recent call last): File "main.py", line 1, in <module> x = "{Serial No.}{0} ".format(1) KeyError: 'Serial No'
You can try this yourself in the interactive Python shell:
Exercise: Read the article and fix the bug!
From the above example it is clear that when we execute a
print statement with a literal text that contains the curly braces, the program raises a
KeyError unless we provide the proper syntax for string formatting. In this article, we shall be discussing the methods to overcome this problem and print our text with the curly braces along with string formatting. Therefore:
Desired Output:
{Serial No:}1
Before we dive into the solutions, let us have a look at the reason behind the
KeyError exception.
KeyError Exception
A
KeyError is raised when you try to access or look for a value in a dictionary that does not exist. For example, consider the following dictionary:
profile={ 'Name':'Shubham', 'id':12345 } print(profile['age'])
The above code will raise a
KeyError exception. This is because we are trying to access the key ‘
age‘ which does not exist within the dictionary
profile. Since the key does not exist, we cannot access any value using this key.
Here’s what we get when we execute the above program:
Traceback (most recent call last): File "main.py", line 8, in <module> print(profile['age']) KeyError: 'age'
No, the question that needs to be addressed is – “Why are we getting the
KeyEror while formatting a string that contains a text along with curly braces?”
Reason: The
.format() generally expects things inside { } to be keys but in this case, it is unable to do so since ‘
Serial No.' is not a key. Therefore
.format() unable to parse the data. This results in a
KeyError as we are trying to access a key-value that does not exist.
Now that we know why we are getting the
KeyError let us dive into the solutions to avoid this error.
Method 1: Using Double Curly Braces
We already discussed that {} inside a format string are special characters, therefore if we want to include braces as a part of our literal text, we need to tell the .format string parser that the given curly braces must be escaped and considered as a part of the given text literal. This can be easily done by doubling the curly braces encompassing the string, that is using the following syntax:
{{Serial No.}}
The following program denotes how we can use double curly braces to reach our solution:
x = "{{Serial No.}}{0} ".format(1) print(x)
Output:
{Serial No.}1
Method 2: Using The Old String Formatting Style (%)
If you do not want to use the double curly braces then you might fancy the old style of string formatting that uses the modulo (
%)operator. Let us have a look at the following program to understand how we can use the modulo operator to print our string along with curly braces in it.
x = " {Serial No.}%s" print (x%(1))
Output
{Serial No.}1
Method 3: Using The JSON Library
In situations where you need to deal with complex
JSON strings, the most efficient method of dealing with such scenarios is to use the
JSON library in your program.
★ The
json.dumps() method is used to covert a Python object, like a dictionary, to a JSON string.
Consider the following example which explains how we can use the JSON library to print JSON strings:
import json group = "Admin" id = 1111 x = {"ID" : id, "Group" : group} print(json.dumps(x))
Output:
{"ID": 1111, "Group": "Admin"}
Have a look at the following snippet given below to compare and contrast how complex and messy the syntax becomes when we try to print the same string using {{}} in our program.
group = "Admin" id = 1111 print('{{"ID": {}, "Group": {}}}'.format(id,group))
Output:
{"ID": 1111, "Group": Admin}
Method 4: Using Template Strings
Template strings are used to provide string substitutions. If you want to avoid extra curly braces and % based substitutions then you can use the
Template class of the
string module.
★ The
substitute() method performs template substitution and returns a new string.
Disclaimer: This might be a little confusing and prone to several exceptions if not properly used which is why I personally do not recommend you to use this procedure unless absolutely necessary.
Let us have a look at the following program to understand the usage of
Template strings:
from string import Template x = Template("$open Serial No: $close") x = x.substitute(open='{',close='}') print('{} {}'.format(x,1))
Output:
{ Serial No: } 1
EXERCISE
Now let’s get our hands dirty and practice some coding. Can you guess the output of the following snippet?
Note: Make sure you follow the comments in the given snippet which will unlock an important concept for you!
greet = "HELLO FINXTER" name = input("Enter Your Name: ") age = input("Enter Your Age:") print("\n") # to resolve an expression in the brackets instead of using literal text use three sets of curly braces print(f"{{{greet.lower()}}} {name}") print('{{You are {} years old!}}'.format(age))
Conclusion
In this article, we discussed various methods to format a string that contains curly braces in Python. Frankly speaking, the double curly braces is the simplest solution while using the JSON Library is the most efficient method while dealing with complex JSON data. However, you are always free to use any method that suits your requirements and the best way of getting hold of all these techniques is to practice them. So without further delay, please try them in your system, and please feel free to drop queries.!
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Class for mapping between an index and an attribute data offset. More...
#include <GA_AIFEdit.h>
Class for mapping between an index and an attribute data offset.
GA_AIFEditDelta objects store element deltas by an ordered index, not necessarily corresponding to the element's order in an GA_IndexMap. This class maps between that index and the corresponding data offset in a particular attribute.
The simplest map is to use the ordered index from a GA_IndexMap as the delta index. TODO: Add a virtual getDeltaIndexTraverser which yields data offsets in delta index order. This may be more efficient for GA_AIFEditDelta::apply
Definition at line 48 of file GA_AIFEdit.h.
Definition at line 51 of file GA_AIFEdit.h.
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This article is based on Groovy in Action, Second Edition, to be published on:
Exiting Blocks and Methods
Introduction
Although it’s nice to have code that reads like a simple list of instructions with no jumping around, it’s often vital that control is passed from the current block or method to the enclosing block or the calling method—or sometimes even further up the call stack. Just like in Java, Groovy allows this to happen in an expected, orderly fashion with return, break, and continue statements and, in emergency situations, with exceptions. Let’s take a closer look.
Normal termination: return/break/continue
The general logic of return, break, and continue is similar to Java. One difference is that the return keyword is optional for the last expression in a method or closure. If it is omitted, the return value is that of the last expression. Methods with an explicit return type of void do not return a value, whereas closures always return a value.
Listing 1 shows how the current loop is shortcut with continue and prematurely ended with break. As in Java, there is an optional label.
Listing 1 Simple break and continue
def a = 1 while (true) { //#1 Do forever a++ break //#2 Forever is over now } assert a == 2 for (i in 0..10) { if (i==0) continue //#3 Proceed with 1 a++ if (i > 0) break //#4 Premature loop end } assert a==3 Using break and continue is sometimes considered smelly. However, they can be useful for controlling the workflow in services that run in an endless loop or for breaking apart complex conditional logic, such as this: for(i in whatever){ if (filterA) continue // skip if filter matches if (conditionB) break // exit loop if condition matches // normal case here }
Similarly, returning from multiple points in the method is frowned upon in some circles but other people find it can greatly increase the readability of methods that might be able to return a result early. We encourage you to figure out what you find most readable and discuss it with whomever else is going to be reading your code—consistency is as important as anything else.
As a final note on return handling, remember that, when closures are used with iteration methods such as each, a return statement within the closure returns from the closure rather than the method.
Exceptions: throw/try-catch-finally
Exception handling is exactly the same as in Java and follows the same logic. Just as in Java, you can specify a complete try-catch-finally sequence of blocks, or just try-catch, or just try-finally. Note that, unlike various other control structures, braces are required around the block bodies whether or not they contain more than one statement. The only difference between Java and Groovy in terms of exceptions is that declarations of exceptions in the method signature are optional, even for checked exceptions. Listing 2 shows the usual behavior.
Listing 2 Throw, try, catch, and finally
def myMethod() { throw new IllegalArgumentException() } def log = [] try { myMethod() } catch (Exception e) { log << e.toString() } finally { log << 'finally' } assert log.size() == 2
In accordance with optional typing in the rest of Groovy, a type declaration is optional in the catch expression. And, like in Java, you can declare multiple catches.
There are no compile-time or runtime warnings from Groovy when checked exceptions are not declared. When a checked exception is not handled, it is propagated up the execution stack like a RuntimeException in Java.
It is worth noting an issue relating to exceptions. When using a Groovy class from Java, you need to be careful—the Groovy methods will not declare that they throw any checked exceptions unless you’ve explicitly added the declaration even though they might throw checked exceptions at runtime. Unfortunately, the Java compiler attempts to be clever and will complain if you try to catch a checked exception in Java when it believes there’s no way that the exception can be thrown. If you run into this and need to explicitly catch a checked exception generated in Groovy code, you may need to add a throws declaration to the Groovy code just to keep javac happy.
Summary
This article covered one of Groovy’s control structures: exiting blocks and methods early. We haven’t seen any big surprises: everything turned out to be like Java, enriched with a bit of Groovy flavor. The only structural difference is the for loop. Exception handling is very similar to Java, minus the requirement to declare checked exceptions.
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Local StringVar array x := ["a","b"]; // or SHARED
redim x [(table:column1)/3)]
for i := 1 to len(table:column1) Step 3 Do
(
x[i] := mid(table:column1,i,i+3)
);
The the array can be used to linke to another table or sub report.
I have a string field that stores a set of data extracted from a table as one string.
I have a set of three sub string I used to determin what position the breaks will be at and then I extact it into variables that I display through functions.
You could uses the same routine looking for the spaces.
'*************************
NumberVar xPos;
NumberVar xPosD;
NumberVar xPosS;
SHARED StringVar xDesc;
SHARED StringVar xSerial;
xPos := instr(1,{fil_MRPOverRides.
xPosD := instr(1,{fil_MRPOverRides.
xPosS := instr(1,{fil_MRPOverRides.
if xPosS > 0 then
(
xSerial := " " & replace(mid({fil_MRPOverRi
xSerial := mid(left(trim(xSerial),len
if xPos > 0 then
( xDesc := replace(mid({fil_MRPOverRi
);
trim(replace(xDesc,xSerial
)
else
"";
'*************************
table1:column1
abc def
abc def ghe
ghe
abc
abc ghe
table2:column1
abc me@me.com
def me2@me2.com
ghe me3@me3.com
I need to get the emails in table2 linked to each 3 letter indicator in table 1. The problem is that table 1 contains a bunch lumped into one cell.
Be seen. Boost your question’s priority for more expert views and faster solutions
Running this array in a sub report you can create a table. then link back to the main report using the formula
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How to Utilize the Heapster+InfluxDB+Grafana Stack in Kubernetes for Monitoring Pods
Learn to configure a monitoring and alerting mechanism with custom dashboards for your Kubernetes cluster using Heapster, InfluxDB, and Grafana...
For this, you have a few options. For the purposes of this article we’ll share our experience using the following open source tools:
● Heapster as a metrics aggregator and processor.
● InfluxDB time series database for storage.
● Grafana as a dashboarding and alerting solution.
Let’s begin by describing each component role and possible setup solutions.
Heapster
Heapster collects cluster-wide metrics from all Kubelet daemons (Kubernetes agents) installed on worker nodes. Kubelet has built in cAdvisor, which collects host metrics like CPU, disk space, and memory utilization, in addition to containers metrics. Collected data can be written to InfluxDB and other time series storage solutions. Also, the current official Kubernetes dashboard relies on Heapster to display CPU/memory utilization metrics. An open feature request exists for the dashboard to support Prometheus and possibly other pluggable monitoring solutions. However, right now it looks like Heapster is a must-have component for any production cluster.
Grafana
Grafana is a well-known dashboarding solution. The latest version supports basic alerting mechanisms which can be integrated with on-call systems, like OpsGenie/PagerDuty/VictorOps. It’s also possible to create separate dashboard access for different users and teams. In addition, Grafana has the concept of “organizations,” used for multi-tenancy, that enables you to group resources and give access privileges to particular users.
Grafana has many plug-ins which allow different data sources to be used, such as InfluxDB, Graphite, Elasticsearch, Prometheus, and more. With it, you can create custom visualization panels that include graphs, tables, and lists based on queries to a particular data source. You can also query different data sources from the same dashboard, since each “panel” has a settings-like query, alert thresholds, and data source — all of which are easily configurable through the user-friendly Grafana web UI.
Influxdb
InfluxDB is a fast time-series database optimized for massive writes of events and metrics data. It was initially based on the LevelDB open source key-value store developed by Google, but the latest versions came up with a custom developed new storage engine that is fine-tuned for the specific needs of InfluxDB. The database has HTTP API and command line interfaces. We will cover the query syntax of InfluxDB later in this article.
Of course, we’re here to talk containers, so let’s see how you can utilize the “Heapster + InfluxDB + Grafana” stack in Kubernetes for monitoring pods.
Your starting point is a working Kubernetes cluster. From here you’ll need to deploy all monitoring stack components and services which you can do from the official Kubernetes repo on GitHub.
Next, download the YAML files with curl/wget or clone the repo with “git clone” and navigate to the “kubernetes/heapster/tree/master/deploy/kube-config/influxdb” folder. Before you run this in production, you’ll need to change a few things, since by default, it uses ephemeral volume to store its data, causing InfluxDB and Grafana pods to lose the data when the pod is removed. Use a folder on a worker node for data storage, in both Grafana and InfluxDB deployment manifests, or you can store it somewhere else, on EBS of EFS volumes if you’re running on AWS, for example. Simply mount the chosen storage to a particular path and use the mount path as “hostPath:” directive in the manifest instead of “emptyDir: {}”. Here’s an example of such a modification in “influxdb-deployment.yaml.”
Replace this:
volumes:- name: influxdb-storage emptyDir: {}
With this (assuming you mounted the needed EBS/EFS volume at
/mnt/volume-for-influxdb/ ):
volumes:- name: influxdb-storagehostPath:path: /mnt/volume-for-influxdb/
Also, pay attention to Grafana service definition. You may wish to uncomment the “
# type: NodePort” field in “grafana-service.yaml” to be able to access Grafana directly on a host IP, in case you don’t have an ingress resource and ingress controller handling your traffic.
To create the resources, after making changes in YAML files, run:
kubectl create -f .
This will create all resources from files in the current folder. You’ll see the pods created in your Kubernetes dashboard.
When you see the pods are up and running, try to access the Grafana service URL using the NodePort specified in your dashboard. If you chose to use random and not manually assigned, to find the port browse into namespace “kube-system” then “services” and click the Grafana service. You’ll see something that looks like the following:
Or issue this command to find the external port:
kubectl describe service monitoring-grafana --namespace=kube-system | grep NodePort:
Then, navigate to Grafana and you will see two predefined dashboards, one named “Cluster” and one named “Pods:”
The “Cluster” dashboard shows all worker nodes and their CPU/Memory metrics. Type in a node name to see its collected metrics during a chosen period of time.
The “Pods” dashboard allows you to see resource utilization of every pod in the cluster. As with nodes, you can filter which pod details are viewable by typing its name in the top filter box.
If you’re familiar with Grafana, you can easily create custom dashboards to show particular cluster-wide statistics or important information about a static set of pods. If you use a StatefulSet, for example, its pods keep their names static all the time, so once you’ve created the set, you can automatically create a dashboard that will show only those pods, filtered by name using a custom query to InfluxDB date source.
Creating a Custom Dashboard for Pod Statistics
Let’s do a quick lab, in which we deploy a demo Nginx StatefulSet, and create a custom dashboard that shows only those pods statistics.
We begin by following this simple chapter in the official Kubernetes documentation:
Start by copying the manifest and run “kubectl create” on it. If you have difficulties with PersistentVolume resource creation (for example, if your dynamic volume provisioning is not yet set, or not set correctly, which might happen on AWS when your newly-created EBS volumes land in another availability zone from the hosts to which you constrained the pods and can’t be attached after creation), delete all sections starting from line “
volumeMounts:” down to the end of file. Then try “kubectl create -f your_yaml_file” again (make sure to use the latest kubectl version).
When you’ve finished deploying the Nginx set, run this command to find out your exact pod names:
kubectl describe statefulset web
At the bottom of the description, you will see the engine pod names as “web-0” and “web-1.”
Next, we want to explore the data collected by Heapster, which is stored in InfluxDB. Do not try to use “kubectl exec -it influxdb-pod-name -- /bin/sh” with later “influx” command to explore the database, because only the server component “influxd” is installed in this pod. You need to install InfluxDB client on one of your machines from which you want to explore the database, following the official guide.
Next, find your InfluxDB service and port using this command (or just browse the dashboard in “kube-system” namespace to find it):
kubectl get services -n kube-system | grep influxdb
Note the IP and port of “monitoring-influxdb” service, as this is where we need to connect with “influx” client. Execute:
influx -host YOUR_INFLUX_SERVICE_IP -port 8086
This gets you into the database shell (similar to MySQL), where you can start typing InfluxDB commands and queries directly and see the results.
In the following screenshot, you can see all steps needed to start exploring the metrics in this database.
Type “show databases” to see all existing databases (in future versions of Kubernetes/Heapster, default naming might change, so we should not assume that “k8s” is the database name).
In our case, we have “_internal” and “k8s”, so type “use k8s” to switch to this database.
Now, as opposed to MySQL, there are no “tables” here, but “measurements,” “tags,” “fields,” and “series.” We can type “show measurements” to see the full list of possible metrics to explore (you can also try the “show tag keys” to see which tags you can select in every measurement. Think of tags as “columns” in MySQL, and “measurements” as “tables.” The command “show field keys” will allow you to find field names to select, but in our case all fields are called “value” in all measurements.case all fields are called “value” in all measurements.
All this will make more sense in a minute, when we proceed with the tutorial. I recommend you use the official Heapster storage schema as a reference when trying to write new queries for your custom dashboards.
Here is how to display the “cpu/usage_rate” of our Heapster pod for example (limited to the last hour):
SELECT value FROM "cpu/usage_rate" WHERE "type" = 'pod_container' AND "namespace_name" =~ /kube-system/ AND "pod_name" =~ /heapster/ AND time > now() - 1h
As you can see, query syntax is very SQL-like (read more about the similarities and differences with SQL). Here is query explanation step by step:
1. “SELECT value.” This defines which field we want to select.
2. FROM “cpu/usage_rate” is the measurement we want to query from.
3. WHERE “type” = ‘pod_container’ AND “namespace_name” =~ /kube-system/ AND “pod_name” =~ /heapster/. Those are tag filters for our query. The “=~” is a regex match operator, you can use regex between the / and / characters. Read more details here.
4. “AND time > now() - 1h” will limit the time frame for selection to last hour. You can use UNIX timestamp format (with nanosecond precision), or full RFC3339 format like “AND time > ‘2017–03–27T23:10:25Z”.
The result will appear as timestamps and values and is not very useful unless drawn on a pretty Grafana dashboard, so let’s create one, and display there our Nginx StatefulSet metrics.
Here is a simple query to verify that we indeed have data collected from our new “web-0” and “web-1” pods (here I chose to query the “memory/usage,” because CPU is idle anyway in those pods, and we’d just see zeroes, but the memory is in use a little bit, so we see some data). Be patient, it may take a while.
SELECT value FROM "memory/usage" WHERE "type" = 'pod_container' AND "namespace_name" =~ /default/ AND "pod_name" =~ /web-0/ AND time > now() - 1h
Now we can create a new dashboard in Grafana. See below:
You can also navigate to the main menu at the top, and select “dashboards” -> ”new.”
Then chose the “graph” panel type (or anything else that you want to display your data with). If you feel confident proceeding directly to creating the dashboards you need, it’s an intuitive process. Select a panel type, add your custom queries, chose colors, create alarms for thresholds, etc.:
Click on panel title, and “edit:”
You will see several tabs at the bottom. The “metrics” tab is open by default, which is exactly what we need. Notice the “A” blue letter, it’s the first default query that we need to modify. We can add more queries and display many metrics at once.
Click the query itself, and it will expand to an editor where you can start typing a field name or tag name, and use autocompletion to construct the needed query.
You should construct something like this, for both pods “web-0” and “web-1:”
I chose to label them as “nginx-pod-0” and “nginx-pod-1” on the panel, using “ALIAS BY.”
A quick tip: when you’re familiar enough with the schema and know exactly what you need upfront, it might be useful to switch to “plain text query” mode, where you can just type it, or copy paste from the InfluxDB shell after verifying that it works and shows needed data. To switch mode, use this button on the right side:
Our CPU graph queries look like this:
SELECT mean("value") FROM "cpu/usage_rate" WHERE "pod_name" = 'web-0' AND $timeFilter GROUP BY time($interval) fill(null)SELECT mean("value") FROM "cpu/usage_rate" WHERE "pod_name" = 'web-1' AND $timeFilter GROUP BY time($interval) fill(null)
You can edit panel title text in the “general” tab. Then click “back to dashboard” at the top to exit panel edit mode. Changes are kept when you go back but the dashboard must be saved. Click the save button and give it a name. Now here’s how to add a new panel — hover over the small three dots on the left side of the screen, and select “Add Panel.”
This time, repeat all steps. Select memory utilization instead of CPU. The final queries are:
SELECT mean("value") FROM "memory/usage" WHERE "pod_name" = 'web-0' AND $timeFilter GROUP BY time($interval) fill(null)SELECT mean("value") FROM "memory/usage" WHERE "pod_name" = 'web-1' AND $timeFilter GROUP BY time($interval) fill(null)
Also, don’t forget to fill in “ALIAS BY” fields for custom labels. When you go back to the dashboard, select a shorter timeframe than what’s activated by default:
I chose the last 15 minutes to be able to easily see the effect of our quick “stress test” that we will apply to those Nginx pods now. Let’s find the IP of one of those Nginx pods:
kubectl get pod web-1 -o yaml | grep podIP
Then use whichever tool you like, AB, Jmeter, Siege, or plain “curl” which I will use in this example, to generate some traffic (my pod IP is 10.32.0.3, replace it with your Nginx pod IP):
while true; do curl 10.32.0.3 ; sleep 0.1 ; done
After a few minutes, refresh the dashboard to see the effect of our 10 requests per second:
It reached about 2% of its allowed CPU. Let’s remove the “sleep 0.1” command that limits us to 10 requests per second (“sleep 0.1” adds a 100ms pause after each ‘curl’) to allow the server to send requests one after another with no delay:
while true; do curl 10.32.0.3 ; done
And here is the result, 25% usage. However, I have no idea how many requests per second it was. To find this out, we would need to configure Heapster to allow custom metrics since it doesn’t support “requests count” out-of-the-box — that’s a whole new topic for another tutorial.
Now, to create an alert when the CPU/RAM or another resource (such as disk space) is reaching a critical usage level, you’ll need to edit a chosen panel and navigate to “Alert” tab:
Click on “New Alert” and modify the needed thresholds. You can drag the “heart” icon on the right side of the screen to set a threshold number while looking at the graphs. It also helps you to set correct values instead of writing them manually into the “IS ABOVE / IS BELOW” text box. In my example, I chose the “disk utilization” panel from default “Cluster” dashboard and created an alert at around 35GB disk space usage. Then, using the “Notifications” menu item on the left, you can add emails to send alerts to (and use OpsGenie/VictorOps/PagerDuty on-call system to receive those alerts and trigger something, like a voice call to the current person in on-call rotation shift). Of course, it’s just to demonstrate the editing tools, but in a real life scenario, I would create both dashboards and panels with all their alerting and graphing settings automatically pre-configured in JSON format during server provisioning with Ansible/Chef or whatever fits best at the moment and during new environment or deployment creations in cluster.
To create a dashboard from JSON file, use the HTTP API. There’s also an option to create dynamic “scripted dashboards” that accept URL parameters. Depending on what you pass in there, it will show different metrics, queries, panels, etc. It’s a very powerful feature, you can see an example here.
This completes the monitoring tutorial.
You can have a look at the default dashboards and learn from them to make your new custom ones. Export them in JSON format to create a custom template making it easy to fill in the values when you create new services, deployments, and submit through the API to dynamically create the needed dashboard simultaneously to your new services being created. Slava Koltovich . See the original article here.
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Converts int to string, convenient but slow.
Slightly slower but convenient (no need for preallocating buffers) conversion of int to a string. This implementation is based on a technique similarly used in the stlsoft libraries.
Definition at line 51 of file string.hpp.
Reimplemented in ecl::Converter< std::string, void >.
Definition at line 99 of file string.hpp.
Converts an integer into a string.
This is slow in comparison to the buffered character string functions. There is no need for error handling here as it will always work.
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The simplest way to determine the length of a physical file is to open it in binary mode.
· When we use the byte-oriented classes based on InputStream and OutputStream, the file will be opened in binary mode.
· When we use the character-oriented classes based on Reader and Writer, the file will be opened in character mode.
After opening the file, we read its contents a byte at a time until the end-of-file marker is reached. On every read operation, we increment a counter and then get the file length in the counter when the program terminates.
The program for determining the length of a file is given in here:
· The various I/O classes are defined in the java.io package. Thus, to use I/O, we need to import the java.io package at the top of our source program:
import java.io.*;
· The main function accepts the command-line arguments. When we run the program, we will need to specify the name of some file on the command line. The program determines the length of this file and prints this value on the user console. The command-line parameters are passed as arguments to the main method:
public static void main(String[] args) {
· The args argument in the program is an array of String objects, where args[0] represents the first command-line argument, args[1] represents the second command-line argument, and so on.
· In the main method, we first check whether any command-line parameters are specified while invoking the application. We do this by checking the length of the args array:
if (args.length < 1) {
· If there are no command-line arguments, the program prints a message to the user on how to run the application: (The angular brackets around filename indicate that this is an optional parameter specified on the command line. If you do not specify this parameter, the program still runs):
System.out.println("Usage: java FileLength <filename>");
· After printing the message, we terminate the application gracefully by calling the exit method of the System class (The parameter 0 (zero) is typically interpreted as an indication to the JVM that the program has terminated with success):
System.exit(0);
· Assuming that the user specifies a command-line argument, the program will now proceed with the next statement. This statement creates an instance of the FileInputStream class by passing the first command line argument as a parameter to it. The FileInputStream class constructor opens the file specified as a parameter for reading. The file is opened in binary mode. On success, it returns a reference to the open file; we store this reference in a variable (in our example, it is called streamReader). Note that this variable is of type InputStream, which is a superclass of FileInputStream.
try {
streamReader = new FileInputStream(args[0]);
· As we already know, opening a file is a checked operation and must be enclosed in a try/catch block. The file-opening operation may generate a FileNotFoundException at runtime, which must be caught in the program.
· After opening the file successfully, we call the read method of the FileInputStream class.The statement streamReader.read() reads a byte from the stream and increments the file pointer to the next position:
while (streamReader.read() != -1) {
count++;
· The file pointer indicates the current position in the stream for reading or writing. When the file pointer reaches the end-of-file, the read operation returns –1 to the caller. Therefore, in our while loop, the test condition checks for this –1. For each byte read, we increment the count variable by 1. The count variable has been set to 0 at the start of the program. When the while loop terminates, the count contains the number of bytes read, which is the length of the specified file.
· The read operation is also a checked operation, and we must provide an appropriate error handler for it. The read operation may generate an IOException. Therefore, we provide a corresponding catch block.
· In finally block, Note that calling the close method does not guarantee file closure; it just ensures an attempt is made to close the file. It is still possible the file may not close. The close operation itself may generate an exception. We catch this and print a detailed message to the user by calling the printStackTrace method on the exception object.
Some typical program output is shown here:
This execution assumes that the MindStick.xml file is available in the same folder as the one where the FileLength.class file is stored. Alternatively, we may specify a relative path with respect to the current folder of program execution or give an absolute path to the file.
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"
Issue #96 is now available at:
This issue marks a change in hosting provisions. The Linux Gazette
is no longer associated with SSC (publishers of the Linux Journal).
The staff (all volunteers) of the Linux Gazette reached a consensus to
make new arrangements and we are all now at the linuxgazette.net site.
For details about these changes please read Ben Okopnik's lead
editorial:
... and for an historical perspective Rick Moen has but together a
retrospective:
I, Jim Dennis, will be continuing on in my role as curmudgeon coach
to "The Answer Gang" while Mike Orr and Heather Stern continue to do
most of the work.
One note which might cause some confusion: SSC Inc. has implemented
a CMS-driven (content management system) which they are still calling
The Linux Gazette ( ). We consider this
to be a fork in the project.
While we appreciate SSC's support over the last several years, and
we wish them well in their endeavors; we felt that the CMS-based approach
detracted from Linux Gazette's fundamental nature as an online periodical
which could continue to be easily mirrored, packaged, translated, indexed,
and incorporated into the Linux Documentation Project (LDP) as it has
been since before its sponsorship by SSC.
Also please note that Heather Stern and I (Jim Dennis) have no
editorial control over the CMS-driven site, despite the appearance of
our names under the "Staff" heading at the bottom of linuxgazette.COM's
index page. While we're honored for the recognition of our past
efforts, we hope this won't cause any confusion for the readership of
these two respective sites.
--
Jim Dennis, The Linux Gazette "Answer Gang"
Linux Gazette is Published under the OPL
This is quite disturbing, IMO
Posted Nov 2, 2003 17:36 UTC (Sun) by TheOneKEA (subscriber, #615)
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Thank God for the OPL, and the Debian LG mirror packages.
The Linux Gazette forks
Posted Nov 2, 2003 22:04 UTC (Sun) by wolfrider (guest, #3105)
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Misleading headline
Posted Nov 3, 2003 14:21 UTC (Mon) by dave (guest, #7)
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Now, how SSC responds, will be another matter. It looks to me like the LG folks just want to continue doing what they have been doing, but SSC wants to take this in the wrong direction. SSC could be hard-nosed with the domain and cause a fork, but I just can't see it happening. Hopefully they will give the linuxgazette.com domain to the editors and that'll be that. If they don't do that, then maybe we'll have a fork.
Dave
Posted Nov 3, 2003 14:56 UTC (Mon) by drathos (guest, #6454)
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One note which might cause some confusion: SSC Inc. has implemented a CMS-driven (content management system) which they are still calling The Linux Gazette ( ). We consider this to be a fork in the project.
Posted Nov 4, 2003 2:29 UTC (Tue) by dave (guest, #7)
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Posted Nov 3, 2003 15:17 UTC (Mon) by AnswerGuy (subscriber, #1256)
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I don't believe the headline was misleading. We (at the LinuxGazette.NET) team are treating it as a fork because they are continuing to control part of the traditional LG namespace (the .com domain) and run some other sort of content on it.
We also would like to see the linuxgazette.com domain ceded to us and would be absolutely delighted to provide prominent links back to SSC's own domains. We generally feel that the CMS-driven site is not a "gazette" and that it should be given a name that more accurately reflects its nature and mission. (We won't presume to suggest any such names, either). :)
Ultimately the readership will choose. A large part of our readership is indirect (through the many mirror sites, including the translated versions, Debian packages, Palm PDB forms, etc). Because our old site no longer provides content which is amenable to these forms of distribution we want everyone to know where the traditional LG content can be found.
None of us wants this to be another "open source group airs its laundry" bickerfest. We're happy to link back to SSC's tine in the fork and would appreciate if they'd do our (mutual) readership the same courtesy.
Readers who wish to express their opinions are encouraged to be polite and to copy both of our sites: gazette@linuxgazette.NET (the new site for the old team) and (hunts at the old SSC site carrying the new CMS stuff) ... well I guess you'll have to post any feedback to them through their CMS engine at:,
JimD
Posted Nov 4, 2003 15:03 UTC (Tue) by ekj (guest, #1524)
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Posted Nov 4, 2003 19:32 UTC (Tue) by Frodo (guest, #16508)
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SSC is censoring its forums; claiming trademark
Posted Nov 6, 2003 0:19 UTC (Thu) by rickmoen (subscriber, #6943)
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SSC just now summarily deleted the approx. 1/2 to 1/3 of all posts to its Web forum that in any way mentioned the departure of Linux Gazette to. There is no explanation of this in the forum proper, but SSC publisher Phil Hughes has addressed it his Publisher's Corner weblog. In it, he says SSC has been "advised" (impliedly, by legal counsel) to delete all posts that mention the editors' new site, as trespassing against what he calls "our Linux Gazette trademark".
As part of the discussion process that went into the staff's (unanimous) decision to leave, the editors attempted due diligence to prevent transgressing anyone's copyrights and trademarks. We found that no trademarks for Linux Gazette had ever been registered — and moreover that, by law, trademark coverage is available only for marks used on an ongoing basis for branding purposes on products sold in commerce. LG has always been explictly non-commercial. Remember, too, that the Gazette had already established its name and identity on its own, long before accepting SSC's kind offer of help in 1996.
So I am mystified about the trademark claim, and cannot help thinking it inherently bogus. At the minimum, it will take a great deal of explaining. Also, isn't he implicitly claiming ownership of our volunteer Linux-community magazine's name as a commercial property? Is this going to become the new pattern for SSC's approach to volunteer-run, non-commercial Linux community projects? Offer to help them out, and then convert them against the volunteers' wishes to commercial corporate assets?
I hope Mr. Hughes's advisors can convince him that the above honestly is not the precedent he wants for his company's relations with the volunteer Linux community, and will help him turn back from this course of action, before the damage can no longer be repaired. We've been trying to take the high road, and hope everyone else will, too.
Last, my thanks to LWN for offering this feedback forum, and for carrying the story.
Censorship
Posted Nov 7, 2003 7:54 UTC (Fri) by alrac (guest, #16623)
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And SSC is using the Linux Gazette name and motto- "Making linux a little more fun"
I think this is a bad situation, and SSC looks like the bad guys.
Linux is a registered trademark of Linus Torvalds
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A Gap_Map contains a map of data gap ranges for the file with which it is associated. More...
#include <Gap_Map.hh>
A Gap_Map contains a map of data gap ranges for the file with which it is associated.
The map is composed of [start, end) Range value pairs where each pair defines the location of a gap segment in the associated file. The ranges are non-overlapping and ordered by increasing location values.
A data gap segment is defined as a contiguous sequence of gap byte values. The sequence threshold defines the minimum number of gap byte values that must be identified for a segment to be recognized.
N.B.: The Gap_Map is implemented as a Data_Block containing a single array element of end-point values; two per range segment.
Note: There is no Gap_Map component in an observation data file; one is generated for EDR product files. The Data_Component interface is provided for consistency with all other observation and EDR file components.
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A gap range end-point offset location value.
A gap range end-point pair of offset location values.
A list of gap range pairs.
Gap range end-point value symbols.
Return values for in_gap(Location, Location) method.
Constructs a Gap_Map loaded from a data stream.
If the specified count of gap ranges can not be read from the stream the count will be adjusted to the nearest number of complete ranges actually read. Any extra bytes read are ignored. No more data is read than required for the range count specified.
Copy constructor.
Assigns another Gap_Map to this one.
References Data_Component::operator=().
Provides the class ID on a line followed by the base Data_Component::id.
Reimplemented from Data_Component.
References Gap_Map::ID.
Gets the NAME of this class.
Implements Data_Component.
References Gap_Map::NAME.
Gets a gap range end-point value.
References Data_Component::get(), and ID.
Gets a gap Range.
A gap Range has start (inclusive) and end (exclusive) end-point location values as its first and second values, respectively.
Referenced by Gap_Map::gaps().
Gets a List of Range pairs from the map.
References Gap_Map::gap(), and Gap_Map::total_gaps().
Gets the total number of gap segments in the map.
References Data_Block::count_of().
Referenced by Gap_Map::gaps(), main(), Gap_Map::PVL(), and Gap_Map::PVL_description().
Tests if a location falls in a gap range.
Referenced by Observation::components().
Tests if a [start, end) range overlaps a gap range in the map.
Reverse range locations - in which start > end - may be specified (see the Note for the set method).
Tests if a Range overlaps a gap range in the map.
References Gap_Map::in_gap().
Referenced by Gap_Map::in_gap().
Sets a gap range.
The range may overlap existing ranges in the map. A range that falls totally within an existing map range results in no change to the map. A range that extends beyond existing map ranges results in coalescing overlapped ranges: all overlapped or abutted ranges will become one range - additional ranges are removed - with its start location at the lesser of the map range and specified range start locations and its end location at the greater of the map range and specified range end locations. If the range does not overlap any existing map ranges a new range will be inserted at the appropriate place in the map.
Note: The start and end locations may be specified in descending order - with start > end. The start location will still be inclusive and the end location exclusive. Thus the reverse range [n, m), where n > m, becomes [m+1, n+1). N.B.: Reverse ranges can never include 0 because, since Location values are unsigned, an end location of -1 is interpreted as the largest possible positive value.
Referenced by Observation::components(), and Observation::line().
Sets a gap Range.
Sets a list of gap ranges.
Clears a gap range.
Reverse range locations - in which start > end - may be specified (see the Note for the set method).
The range may overlap existing map ranges. Completely overlapped ranges are removed. Ranges partially overlapped at the start or end have their start or end moved to the end or start of the specified range. A range that falls totally within an existing map range results in the range end being set to the specified range start and a new range inserted in the map with its start at the specified range end and its end at the map range end. A range that does not overlap any existing map ranges results in no change to the map.
Referenced by Observation::components().
Clears the entire map.
References Gap_Map::clear().
Referenced by Gap_Map::clear().
Clears a gap range.
References Gap_Map::clear().
Referenced by Gap_Map::clear().
Clears a list of gap ranges.
Shifts all range locations some amount.
A negative shift that would move a range start location below 0 results in the range start being clipped to 0. If the shift would move a range end location at or below 0 the range is removed from the map.
Referenced by Observation::components(), and Observation::line().
Puts a the value of an end-point into a gap range.
The gap range is reset to the new range.
Prints the component structure and contents.
Each range of the map is printed on a separate line. Each range description line has the format:
Element@Offset:Count*Size : Start End
where:
All parts of the listing are right justified in their space padded fields. Values that are longer than the available field width will result in a larger field to accommodate the entire value.
Implements Data_Component.
Referenced by list_selections(), and main().
Produces a PVL rendition of the component.
The map is described as an Array of (start, end) Integer pairs.
Implements Data_Component.
References Aggregate::add(), Vectal< T >::clear(), Gap_Map::NAME, Gap_Map::RANGE_END, Gap_Map::RANGE_START, and Gap_Map::total_gaps().
Referenced by list_selections(), and main().
Produces a PVL description of a Gap_Map for a PDS label.
The description is an OBJECT that contains the PDS parameters required to describe a data product binary data object.
References Parser::get_parameters(), Gap_Map::ID, and Gap_Map::total_gaps().
Tests if the component data is valid.
Implements Data_Component.
Gets a list of gap ranges in a data block.
The data block is scanned for data bytes with a value of GAP_BYTE_VALUE. The number of such contigous bytes must reach a threshold for a gap segment to be identified.
Referenced by Observation::components(), and Observation::line().
Gets the sequence threshold for determining a gap segment range, optionally setting a new threshold.
The sequence threshold is the minimum number of contiguous data bytes with a value of GAP_BYTE_VALUE that are required to identify a gap segment. The value is intialized to the DEFAULT_SEQUENCE_THRESHOLD value.
Referenced by Observation::components().
Shifts the end points of a Range some amount.
If the shift would move the range end location at or below 0 the range becomes empty in the sense that both its lower and upper bounds are zero.
Shifts a List of Ranges some amount.
Class identification name with source code version and date.
Reimplemented from Data_Component.
Referenced by Gap_Map::id(), and Gap_Map::PVL_description().
The component name.
Referenced by Gap_Map::name(), and Gap_Map::PVL().
{ "start", "end" }
Gap range end-point value names.
The default sequence of gap byte values required for a gap segment.
The value of a "gap filled" data byte.
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Is there a way to generate the post URL in the GET action if both the GET and the POST methods share the same name?
The reason for needing to generate the post URL in the controller is that we aren't dealing with the views but only providing the ViewModel that contains a payload in the form of JSON. And the front-end needs to know where to post form values to.
[HttpGet] public ActionResult MethodName(string id) { ... } [HttpPost] public JsonResult MethodName(ViewModel model) { ... }
e.g. the get URL would be:
/controller/methodname/123
and the post URL would be:
/controller/methodname
in the get action, I need to feed the front-end with the post URL of which the form values would be consumed.
using
Url.Action("methodname", "controller", new { id = string.Empty}) would generate a URL that's the same to the post URL, but it's sort of hack-ish way
Another option would be to define a route for the post method and use
Url.RouteUrl("PostMethodName") to generate the URL.
Neither of these seem ideal, so is there another (cleaner) way to get this done?
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Walter,
I am failing to understand how this is "hack-ish." You are providing a restricted post action with a strongly typed model, the only difference if your action result type. The URL's can be the same if you wish.
Alternativtly you can create just an action for your aJax method such as.
[HttpPost]
public JsonResult ajaxMethod(ViewModel model){
//...
}
This is restrictive to just the
HttpPost method and contains your view model. Actions dont need views they simply return an action result. If you wanted to get very bare-bones and action can be an
object returning anything. Your route for this action is similar to all other routes:
@Url.Action("ajaxMethod", "controller")
to generate
/controller/ajaxMethod
I may have completly missed the question, please let me know if this doesnt help.
EDIT: Updated from comments.
Just to add if you would like to generate a route or action url in your controller action you can simply use the Url helper in your action such as.
ViewBag.Url = Url.Action("MethodName", "Controller");
Another option is to create a custom
Route implementation. A very basic one that includes a line to fix your problem (Drop the existing route parameters) can look like this:
public class CustomRoute : Route
{
public CustomRoute(string url, IRouteHandler routeHandler)
: base(url, routeHandler)
{
}
public override RouteData GetRouteData(HttpContextBase httpContext)
{
var routeData = base.GetRouteData(httpContext);
if (routeData == null)
{
return null;
}
/* custom implementation here */
return routeData;
}
public override VirtualPathData GetVirtualPath(RequestContext requestContext, RouteValueDictionary values)
{
/*
* GetVirtualPath is called until a suitable route is found.
* This means modifying the passed RouteValueDictionary has consequenses for subsequent calls.
* Therefore, always work with a copy if you want to modify any values: new RouteValueDictionary(values)
*/
/*
* Drop the existing route parameters. Implicitness can only cause confusion.
*/
requestContext = new RequestContext(requestContext.HttpContext, new RouteData());
return base.GetVirtualPath(requestContext, values);
}
}
You probably also want to have
MapRoute methods for your custom route. For this, you just need to look at the original implementation, copy paste it and replace
Route with
CustomRoute.
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Please let us know and we’ll design them for you and release in the final version of the package!
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RaulMay 20, 2009 12:41 am
Nice icons!!!
WoboMay 20, 2009 12:41 am
awesome, gorgeous, excellent, brilliant!
DaveMay 20, 2009 12:43 am
Very Nice Icons, Thank You
DKumar M.May 20,, 2009 12:45 am
Wow! Nice icons!!
Will use it on my site
JohnMay 20, 2009 12:46 am
Nice set. Great effort put into it.
But the “ultimate” Icon Pack is still Silk.
SusieMay 20, 2009 12:56 am
WOW! Amazing icons. Thanks – you’re the best!
SarahMay 20, 2009 12:57 am
Great icon set! I love them!
Does anyone know how you can create such a preview image without having to do it all by hand?
AvishJanuary 11, 2010 5:08 am
Hi, your name is really beautiful, :)
ChristianMay 20, 2009 1:00 am
Wow this is really nice.
i will serious use these on my site :D
They are quit complete i think!
DOMay 20, 2009 1:00 am
i dont think that these icons are good. just icons, and it FREE (wow, big bubble behind it:) ) still, the author seems to be not very professional to know that PayPal logo cannot be applied that way
MonieMay 20, 2009 1:11 am
Great collection..
CharliendMay 20, 2009 1:13 am
Really good set!!
AdamMay 20, 2009 1:16 am
Thank you, loved the originals and can’t believe your giving the psd’s away too! thanks smashing mag and Oliver!
TomMay 20, 2009 1:17 am
Great set! Didn’t even have to hesitate to download them.
I do miss a few social icons e.g. Facebook, Vimeo, YouTube, etc.. suggestion?
Thanks! @TomInc
Dalibor VasiljevicMay 20, 2009 1:17 am
Nice one. It deserves to be included on my blog :)
trendezMay 20, 2009 1:18 am
its ok but quality is not up to the mark… anyways good attempt.
IvanMay 20, 2009 1:27 am
Great set, thanks a lot, many interesting items here !
AbnerMay 20, 2009 1:39 am
Cool! I was looking for that exact podcast icon, with the purple ripples behind the dude. Great!
V1May 20, 2009 1:51 am
I agree with trendez, its ok. but thats all i can say about it. Its not really smashing. but than again, its free. what else would you expect..
StrykerMay 20, 2009 2:12 am
Cool, thanks a lot for these amazing icons
WilliamMay 20, 2009 2:33 am
wooo 21 person to comment im the best. Great post.
JcMay 20, 2009 2:53 am
not impressive but good sety
adewemimoMay 20, 2009 3:01 am
Nice icons. Will be nice to have these icons in my library collection.
ItzikMay 20, 2009 3:08 am
Amazing icons! Thanks alot
danielMay 20, 2009 3:08 am
owesome, thanks for the sharing and hard working :)
Ian DroogmansMay 20, 2009 3:27 am
Very nice work man! Just Love the set <3
TobiMay 20, 2009 3:29 am
Thanks… great set!
Would like to see a shopping cart icon.
RetheeshMay 20, 2009 3:31 am
superb icons….!!! thank you
Hastimal ShahMay 20, 2009 3:34 am
Thanks it was great…
Looking cool icons.
Gabe HarrisMay 20, 2009 3:39 am
WOW, those are really sexy. Can icons be sexy? Absolutely. This is exactly the set I needed, such a wide range of useful images.
Tremendous work, many, many thanks!
ANdyMay 20, 2009 3:42 am
Great set – would be brilliant to have in Fireworks format for non-photoshop users. Is there a way to export psd to Fireworks (PNG) in editable layers?
AkeruMay 20, 2009 4:04 am
Nice icons but they are still far away from the real ultimate icons pack :
SiGaMay 20, 2009 4:13 am
Many thanks, Oliver, for your incredible work – it´s real generous to share this with us!
Grüße aus Österreich und weiterhin viel Glück!
JulienMay 20, 2009 4:25 am
Many thanks for this amazing artwork… !
Brian VanaskiMay 20, 2009 4:45 am
Thank you very much, this is nice set of icons. These will be very helpful in my future designs.
BenjaminMay 20, 2009 4:53 am
Thank you for your hard work. This is a great resource and it is much appreciated.
LAIMay 20, 2009 4:54 am
Thank you!
rakazishiMay 20, 2009 4:59 am
wow! It’s great, thank you!
Jessica MMay 20, 2009 5:29 am
Wow all free!!!!! Sweet thank you!
ChrisMay 20, 2009 5:46 am
got to love free icons. especially high quality. thanks a ton!
Yan CharbonneauMay 20, 2009 5:53 am
Wow! Nice! Thank you, great work!
MajerMay 20, 2009 5:53 am
Really nice work.
Thanks for releasing them free.
JesseMay 20, 2009 6:10 am
I hope Oliver Twardowski takes a moment today to reflect on what a bad ass he is. For he is a jolly good fellow!
tx8May 20, 2009 6:23 am
I’d say ‘audio / speakers / headphones’ are missing ;)
OzMay 20, 2009 6:58 am
Good work man, i’d buy you a beer!
Jasper KennisMay 20, 2009 7:15 am
Generous:)
MaxMay 20,, 2009 7:34 am
thanks for this free set
AshliMay 20, 2009 7:57 am
Wow!!! This is amazing– you are the best! I love free stuff! :)
Thanks, Oliver!
Richard DaviesMay 20, 2009 8:20 am
Missing house/home, building/office, and gears icons.
Benedikt RoßgardtMay 20, 2009 8:39 am
Cool! Thank you!
BenniMay 20, 2009 8:45 am
450+ Icons? That´s awesome. Thanks.
shane plaseboMay 20, 2009 9:18 am
Thanks a lot, these icons are far better than famfamfam, Are they free to use for commercial websites?
(SM) Yes, they are free to use.
JennyMay 20, 2009 9:43 am
OMG, this set is amazing, thanks for doing – and sharing – this !!!
Tyler DiazMay 20,, 2009 11:25 am
Amazing, the first lot were great, but these are awesome!
Thanks for your hard work.
Morten RyumMay 20, 2009 11:52 am
A lot of beautiful icons here, some are a little ehhh though.
Thank you so much for keeping me feeded with brilliant freebies! Keep it up! High quality for a price of free, I like that.
SathishMay 20, 2009 12:18 pm
Wow!! free for commercial!!
thanks for the high quality icons, this is definitely going to come in handy many times. thanks a ton
Alex TayraMay 20, 2009 12:23 pm
some of them are really ugly..
but 450.. ok..
Adolfo TavizónMay 20, 2009 12:56 pm
Just add a “video” icon and it will be perfect, maybe a videocamera or something like that, but boys, this is awesome!!!!
MattMay 20, 2009 12:58 pm
Great! Thanks for the icons. I would like some icons that convey security for an ecommerce site. Any chance you can make some for the final release?
AeroBLueMay 20, 2009 1:43 pm
Wonderful!
Thanks a lot for these usefull icons!!!
Fr4gsterMay 20, 2009 1:51 pm
Wow!
Really useful.
Thanks a lot for this :D
unformatikMay 20, 2009 3:07 pm
greatttttttttt I’m very geatful
thnkX
KrangMay 20, 2009 3:15 pm
Thank you for sharing this! Oliver Twardowski!
really beautiful icon pack.!
SteveMay 20, 2009 4:18 pm
Nice work – thanks for sharing these icons.
dv8boyMay 20, 2009 9:25 pm
Thanks….. Nice collection
gr8pixelMay 21, 2009 12:13 am
many thanks!
izioSEOMay 21, 2009 1:50 am
Big thanks … its very nice …
VijaytaMay 21, 2009 1:54 am
awesome icons
Thanks for sharing
Farid HadiMay 21, 2009 3:16 am
Smashing Magazine does it again! Thank you Oliver, these are great!
Karol AdamczykMay 21,, 2009 10:06 am
Amazing. Thanks!
NigasaMay 21, 2009 2:58 pm
thank you! from Korea
Jeff GranMay 21, 2009 11:09 pm
Incredible – thanks for releasing these. They will come in handy. Nice work!
JanMay 21, 2009 11:40 pm
Thanks Oliver and SM for these cool icons! :)
TomaseMay 22, 2009 1:16 am
Thank you for sharing! Very nice to use in our webdesign
MarcMMay 22, 2009 9:46 am
Awesome! I’m not sure how I got by before i found smashing…
Thanks Smashing! and Thanks Oliver!!
tewoosMay 22, 2009 1:05 pm
really great job, I appreciate your good work!
maybe thumb up, thumb down and a heart icon can be included.
Danny HalarewichMay 22, 2009 2:18 pm
Thanks Oliver! These are great. The PSD source is also really nice to have.
TraiaNMay 22, 2009 2:49 pm
Here’s a nice collection of shopping cart icons. Have a look!
ElvisMay 22, 2009 11:06 pm
Beautiful! Thanks a ton :)
e-animaMay 23, 2009 2:39 am
thank you very much for this.
Kevin GMay 23, 2009 8:17 pm
Love these! A phone would be a nice addition to the set…
mighty joeMay 23, 2009 11:16 pm
Excellent release Oliver ! It will be a great help for my new project
adelMay 24, 2009 12:02 am
very nice collection
ChrisMay 24, 2009 5:07 am
Absolutely great! Many thanks!!!!
DaveyMay 24, 2009 7:21 am
I like the comments icon. Using it (slightly recolored) on my website. ^^
abujamilMay 24, 2009 8:24 pm
Great! thanks for the hard work.
Some says that silk still the best and the ultimate free package.
I agree but silk is a functions icons, excellent for any dynamic web app.
BUT these icons are great for other tasks
TavisMay 26,, 2009 9:32 am
Wow. Thanks for the icons, I’ve already started using a few. Good work.
KaxJune 1, 2009 11:45 am
the email icon is missing! i mean a simple envelope… but thanks
SheillaJune 3, 2009 8:36 am
Lovely icons! Thanks so much Oliver!!!
Brad GillapJune 3, 2009 10:57 pm
Thank you so much!
Simon HarlinghausenJune 8, 2009 11:29 am
These icons are amazing. Thanks.
Josh W.June 8, 2009 2:38 pm
I agree with Kevin G. I would also like to see a phone.
Also a mail icon without anything in the top right corner (i.e. add, forward, alert) would be great.
Amazing set. Thank you so much!
phullsiteJune 9, 2009 3:08 pm
def need a phone of sorts. mobile, home and office.
Francis BoudreauJune 12, 2009 8:10 am
Very nice set, thank you!
burkanovJune 18, 2009 9:49 am
Thanks a lot, very good icons!
Tanaka13 - Créations du NetJune 24, 2009 10:39 pm
thank you for this nice setup;)
IroisoJune 25, 2009 5:54 am
As I have always said you guys are the best…..Keep it up… and I’ll keep looking you up.
PavelJune 28,, 2009 12:45 am
This is so great. Thank you very much for this and all the other excellent stuff =)
Remo HarsonoJune 30, 2009 11:26 pm
Luv many of them n will use it in my project, thanks…you save my day :)
Verious Smith IIIJuly 1, 2009 2:24 pm
This is a great set of icons and Free! Thank you, Thank you, Thank you!
KevinJuly 14, 2009 4:19 am
LOL @ the windows screen icon. I take it you’re not a fan :)
RAHULAJuly 25, 2009 11:19 pm
Thank You, This very good….
LauraAugust 17, 2009 5:38 am
Very useful icons – thank you!
daveygSeptember 8, 2009 12:51 pm
Thank you! :)
NetgodSeptember 25, 2009 6:52 am
相当好的png 哈哈 nice
Arapaima GigasSeptember 28, 2009 2:38 pm
Kudos for you! What can I say but a BIG THANK YOU? Your package saved my day.
Thank you very much!
kareem karawiaOctober 5, 2009 5:46 am
thanks alot man for this icons :)
AnnOctober 14, 2009 12:32 pm
A belated thank you for your icon set. These are so handy, and gorgeous work. Thank you for your generosity.
SathishOctober 28, 2009 2:08 am
Awesome Icons thanks a lot….
Vasjen KatroNovember 2, 2009 3:53 pm
Good Ones!
BendesignNovember 12, 2009 3:57 am
Great Collection. Thank you! :)
jaswinder bediNovember 20, 2009 6:55 am
very gud . i like that .i need cursers ,themes. icons .screensavers.
86ueNovember 21, 2009 6:03 am
Thanks..Very Good!
Otto RasconNovember 30, 2009 11:55 am
These are awesome. Thanks again SM!!!
takuJanuary 2, 2010 10:26 pm
THANK YOU!!!!
jessJanuary 26, 2010 12:27 am
These are amazing, thank you!
LanaFebruary 26, 2010 3:19 pm
This is amazing, thank you!
LanaFebruary 26, 2010 3:20 pm
Thank you!
TaroMarch 6, 2010 6:24 pm
Thank U !! This makes my Business PC so cute !
strauss113March 13, 2010 1:06 pm
thanks so much for the icons set
StitchMarch 19, 2010 4:49 pm
Thanks for this fantastic set of great icons, it’s awesome!
SylvainMarch 22, 2010 3:22 am
Great collection, thank’s ! I just miss a ‘help’ and ‘info’ icons.
SebaMarch 26, 2010 11:53 am
Awesome, thanks for share!
inspirationfeedMarch 27, 2010 4:58 am
Beautiful icons!
AnilApril 6, 2010 8:52 pm
Very nice. Thanks for such a high quality icons.
Subhash KhatriApril 12, 2010 10:09 pm
Very Nice Icons, Thank You :)
SusanaApril 28, 2010 7:13 am
Thanks a lot for this beauty and useful icons.
marijaMay 21, 2010 1:17 pm
Great work! This means a world for a newbie in web design world. Hope to make nice icon set myself one day. Thanks!
emmyMay 23, 2010 3:07 pm
good icons
123doingJune 11,, 2010 7:15 am
Amazing work! Thanks!
GavOctober 8, 2010 1:30 am
Nice work.
Thanks for sharing.
fajarJune 11, 2011 5:23 pm
thanks dude
BenjaminAugust 4, 2011 5:10 am
Awesome. Just awesome. I will give this link to everyone, even to those who didn’t ask. Thanks!
regina bergDecember 5, 2011 3:40 pm
love the icons
aottiiimushJuly 16, 2012 12:16 pm
thk u very very much kub.
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Replace this line with your code.
this code should not have worked, what is giving me a green check mark?
def shut_down(s): if s == 'yes': return "Shutting down"
elif s == 'no':
return "Shutdown aborted"
else:
return "Sorry"
shut_down(s)print(s)
Hi, @at_1965 ,
We would like to copy your code, exactly as it was when you submitted it, so we can test it. But for us to do so, all of the details need to be visible, including the indentation.
It is important to format code in its entirety when you post it. But part of your posted code is not formatted.
See How do I format code in my posts?, then either post your code again with proper formatting, or edit your original post.
There's a similar problem with my code too.
def shut_down(s) : return s
if s == "yes": return shut_down("Shutting down")elif s == "no": return shut_down("Shutdown aborted")else: return shut_down("Sorry")
the error i am getting is
File "python", line 5SyntaxError: 'return' outside function
Please help with the code
hi @codemaster03299 could you please provide a link to your code because according to your code as you know python is very strict about indentation and if the function or the if condition are at the same indentation then python will execute the code as though the return statement is outside the if statement.
Inshort there is an indentation problem on line 5.here check my code
i am providing the link as posting the code here will create indentation problems.
Hey...ronit1710, thanks for looking into the problem. Python really isstrict about indentation, I have learnt that now. Though, I realised whatwas the error yesterday only, I am really thankful for the help youprovided.Hope we will interact in future as I delve into the depths of programming.
Most welcome @codemaster03299. Surely we will interact in future. Mark thisas the solution if u feel it appropriate.
def shut_down(s): if str(s) == "yes": return "Shutting down" elif str(s) == "no": return "Shutdown aborted" else: return "Sorry"
Here is my code :
def shut_down(s): if s == "yes": return "Shutting down" elif s == "no": return "Shutdown aborted" else : return "Sorry"
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Agenda
See also: IRC log
checking attendees ...
issue-3: can be closed with
<trackbot> Notes added to issue-3 Define how namespace prefix binding is passed to CSS selectors.
action-33?
<trackbot> action-33 -- David Lewis to Work on its ontology documentation in turtle -- due 2014-05-30 -- OPEN
<trackbot>
dave: mail is sent out
... that was the main new stuff to be done
... just need to sync with sebastian how to move forward
... would be good to get comments
... I suggested to use that in the webplatform.org page jirka started
<daveL>
dave: I'll contact sebastian on how to follow up
close action-33
<trackbot> Closed action-33.
discussion about the document
serge: discussion last week at lt-innovate, my impression is that we have time to provide input to other efforts. the doc currently is pre-mature, we need to think more what to add / what to express
dave: agree
... want to socialize the doc with gala, crisp initiative etc.
serge: want to put more marketing weight in this
dave: good to know that this is
not so urgent
... people at lt-innovate also said it would be good to relate the doc to other efforts like RDF mapping of meta-share
... about data activity in w3c - I looked at linked data platform
... seems to be very relevant for the doc we are writing
... basic assumption: have a web server that serves RDF and other data types
... have not seen many implementations yet - they are working on this now?
felix: yes
<daveL>
felix asking about scope of doc, given jörg's mail
dave: we had similar discussion
with other people - cef is a conrete use case with a clear
audience
... it is good to keep it focused but synchronized with other efforts, e.g. what is going on with meta-share / tbx in the ld4lt group
... in terms of practical output:
<daveL>
dave: bpmlod group (again driven
by LIDER) looks into diferrent types of language
resources
... there are guidelines about how to publish bitext
... e.g. it does not have to be RDF, can be TBX / CSV / XLIFF / ...
... so one way of approaching the guideline could be a profile of the "linked data platform" specification
... that is: what would be the bitext specification for a web service that serves bitext?
... the other part would be the conceptual part that is covered by ontolex group
... would be good to line that up and look at our audience
Pedro: e-commerce as a usage
scenario - what are the needs of open / linked data at the
European level? that has a real application
... e-commerce can help to unify european market
serge: e-commerce is only one
aspect - flow of information is important too
... e-commerce can be flow of information - you cannot focus on trade as such, right?
pedro: agree, don't want to be
focused on e-commerce only, but e-commerce could be a good use
case
... agree with serge that content is everything, also legal content
... I am saying e-commerce since linked data issue to make business with it - if you don't see the fruit today the next day it is getting bad
... in e-commerce this is very true - change of data is very high. I mention this as an application only, not as main subsect of the document
serge: ok
dave: CEF aspect is: automated
translation should help other infrastructures in Europe
... they have a specific list of other CEF services to support with automated translation, not as a general service in Europe
... of course there is a gap between CMS and localization
... filling that gap with e-commerce may make sense
<daveL>
<daveL>
felix: maybe provide use cases like e-commerce in the ld4lt group?
dave: agree
yves: depends on what we want to
do
... if we want to be with release version of XLIFF
... have not been able to do things in mapping doc
... classify data cats that are in XLIFF already - started that today
... for the parts that need specific markup and make a module then for that
... will work on the wiki page and then tell people to look at that - after that we need implementers
dave: we could work on CNGL on
implementing the mappings
... that worked well in lt-web - parser for ITS2.0, david did some work with XLIFF 2.0
... supporting the mappings we'd do on the CNGL side
... makes it more digestable to the XLIFF people if we have the classification yves described
dave: will bring it up at ld4lt call tomorrow
felix: will see if arle can participate in that
discussion about autumn events (locworld, tpac, unicode etc.)
dave: would be good to meet with
linked data best practice group
... need to look into overlap with locworld
... feisgiltt work on object models - not sure if there is a good place to talk about that?
... web IDL topic
... other people to talk to: open annotation people
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Start Learning.
It’s difficult enough to know what it takes to make the grade as a developer. Confronted with these myths, the journey can be almost as difficult as deciphering:
Whosoever holds this hammer, if he be worthy, shall possess the power of Thor.
Today, I’m going to explore nine common notions that you’ll likely encounter at one point or another in your development career, and examine whether—or in what way—there’s any truth to them. Which are pure myth? Which only partly so? And which are not, as it happens, myth at all? Let’s separate fact from folk tale.
JavaScript Is Related to Java
Perhaps one of the most prevalent misconceptions, this one is based in the simple similarity of names. No, JavaScript is not Java. One is a scripting language, written specifically for use within HTML pages; the other, a language that compiles to an intermediate form of machine code, called byte code, which is then run inside a JVM (Java Virtual Machine).
Sure, they share a name and some code syntax similarities, as you can see in the following two examples; but otherwise, they’re not the same thing. Here’s a small sample of Java, taken from the SparkJava project:
import static spark.Spark.*; public class HelloWorld { public static void main(String[] args) { get(“/hello", (req, res) -> “Hello World"); } }
And here’s a small sample of JavaScript, specifically using the jQuery library which sits atop it:
$(document).ready(function(){ $('img').click ( function() { // handle the click event on any img element in the page }); });
Curious as to how JavaScript got its name? Here’s an excerpt from an interview with JavaScript. . . . And we were pushing it as a little brother to Java, as a complementary language like Visual Basic was to C++ in Microsoft’s language families at the time. And it took off.
Technically, JavaScript’s real name is ECMAScript, taken from its standard, ECMA-262. So why is it called JavaScript? In short, none of the major players (think Microsoft and Sun) could agree on a trademark.
Quoting the article further, the reason for creating JavaScript was:
. . . to make something that Web designers, people who may or may not have much programming training, could use to add a little bit of animation or a little bit of smarts to their Web forms and their Web pages.
So whilst Java and JavaScript have similar names, they’re quite different beasts. This one is total myth.
You Have to Begin Programming at a Very Young Age
This is another common misconception, largely fueled by the media. The younger the developers were (or the younger they say they were) when they started, the higher the status, and the greater the skill, popular media seem to attribute them. I’m looking at you, Hollywood.
Where did this idea first come from? A comment in this article from the New Yorker offers an instructive reminder:
In fact, Graham argues, [his company].”
Think back to pre-2000 and the rise of the dot-coms. Who doesn’t remember clichéd stories of investors wanting to meet and speak with the people behind big websites and web-based business, only to find that they were 14-year-old kids, still living at home?
At the time, these young innovators were considered anything but mature, bankable, and worthy of being taken seriously enough to invest in. Fast-forward to today and it’s become almost a rite of passage: you’re considered “old” if you begin over the age of 18. At least, according to the media.
Now some people, such as the late Aaron Swartz, who contributed to such widely used tools as RSS Feeds, Creative Commons, and Reddit, did start out at a young age. He won the ArsDigita Prize—at 13. However, there are many others, such as luminaries Alan Turing, Grace Hopper, and Brian Kernighan, who didn’t. Whilst all were bright, some even exceptional, none of them started in computers at a young age.
Perhaps programming never appealed to you, perhaps you had other commitments (like children!) that prevented you from taking it up, perhaps you just never had the exposure. Or perhaps you had certain preconceptions which stopped you from even considering it.
But perhaps time’s moved on, life’s changed, and now it’s front and center for you. The notion that you have to be young is a myth—nothing more. The right time to start is whenever you’re ready.
I’ve Created a Website, That Means I’m a Web Developer, Right?
Honestly, no. It just means you’ve created a website. Being a web developer is something else entirely. Being a web developer requires becoming proficient in a wide range of skills, and updating and refreshing those skills on a regular basis.
From HTML and CSS, to testing, version control, performance optimization, and deployment, web development is a tough discipline, just like any other. Despite books telling you that you can master web development in just 30 days, it takes more time, more discipline, and more effort.
Don’t get me wrong, if you’ve developed a website, no matter how small, you’ve started on the path to being a web developer. You’ve seen the basics of what’s required, gotten some exposure to the various parts involved, seen how they all fit together. But one site doesn’t a developer make.
If you truly want to be a web developer, you need to study key books and blogs, attend conferences regularly, build a lot of sites, experiment with a wide range of tools and technologies, and get involved in the related communities. Sounds like a lot of work, right? Well, yes. As with any other worthwhile pursuit, any other worthy discipline, in life.
If you’re serious, if you’re passionate, if you’re dedicated, it won’t be a problem for you over the longer term. You’ll love it enough to keep on going. It’s a myth that creating a website makes you a web developer, but it’s pure fact that working at developing will make you a developer.
Real Programmers Code in C, C++, and Assembly Languages
That’s the attitude I had for years. I’ve coded, primarily in PHP, for a long time. If you use C or C++—or Ruby, Python, or Perl—or if you do even a quick Google search, you’ll see PHP written off as a language for script kiddies and hackers. As the developers at MailChimp are ready to acknowledge:.
But you notice, they use it. They don’t let those groundless prejudices stop them.
There are memes which, nearly constantly, circulate on the internet about how developers from each language see each other. Here’s a good example from Pinterest on Java and C# developers. Does that mean that these feelings, these beliefs, these preconceptions are true, that they have any basis in reality?
No. It just means that they’re feelings, beliefs, and preconceptions. Now some languages are more challenging, some have a greater barrier to entry, some require more skill and dedication to master than others. C and assembly languages are two good examples. And they have their uses.
…if you’ve developed a website, no matter how small, you’ve started on the path to being a web developer.
But believing that you’re not a real programmer because you’ve not used a specific programming language is, well, ludicrous. Perhaps one language’s style appealed to you more than another’s. Perhaps that specific language was the language required at work. Perhaps you had an environment which was more or less conducive to certain types of programming, such as a Linux laptop.
Don’t feel you’re not capable just because you haven’t developed in a given language. Instead, ask yourself three questions:
- Does your code do what it’s required to do?
- Does your code help users do their job quicker and easier?
- Does your code do what the client asked for?
If your code does all this, does it really matter what language you use? If you produce applications that do what they’re meant to do and that make people’s lives easier, it doesn’t matter what you wrote it in. Leave ego aside. Rate yourself on your merits. And leave myth behind.
HTML + CSS + JavaScript Is Always Essential
Well, quite honestly, it depends. If we’re talking strictly from a web development perspective, it’s nowhere near as clear-cut as it used to be. Once, I’d have said yes, without a doubt, because some years ago websites and applications required full page refreshes—to make even the most minor of changes.
These days, however, the game’s completely changed. It’s now commonplace to use JavaScript libraries and frameworks, such as Backbone.js, Angular.js, and Ember.js, to asynchronously retrieve data from a remote API and dynamically change a section of a page. Applications themselves are a lot more sophisticated (some might say complicated) than before, requiring many more moving parts. Why? Because all three technologies have advanced significantly. Developers are continually pushing the envelope, creating richer applications, which in turn leads users to expect more from the apps they use. As a result, it’s a lot more challenging to master any one of these technologies, let alone all three.
Get out there and build projects with technologies you want to learn—as soon as you can.
So it’s a qualified yes. A working knowledge of the fundamentals of each of these technologies is still essential. Any front-end job will, at one time or another, likely require a combination of interface design (HTML), interface styling (CSS), and interactivity (JavaScript). Whether you’re working for a startup, developing a custom application, or customising third-party software (such as Adobe Commerce (previously Magento), WordPress, or Drupal), you need to know them.
The two important questions then are:
- How to best manage the process of learning the essential information
- How to keep improving
A full discussion of either of these two is worthy of a complete article in itself. So here are my two key recommendations for how to grow your technical knowledge:
- Information aggregation
- Applied knowledge
Information Aggregation
As there’s so much information available, you need to find and collate the best sources, and make them readily available. To do that, I suggest using a combination of RSS feeds and Twitter lists, so that you don’t have to spend time going to a host of different sites, or wading through countless tweets, manually, to find the information you need. With these two approaches, the information will be collated and organised for you: all you have to do is pick what you want to know.
I’ve focused on Twitter, of the available social networks, because it’s where the techies are. As a result, it’s the place you’ll find out what they’re doing, what they’re working on. It’s also the place to become a part of a community of your peers, where you can directly interact with them, in real time. If you haven’t already, start building Twitter lists of people, companies, and products in specific domains of knowledge you’re keen to learn, or keen to improve on. And start aggregating quality resources, such as A List Apart, CSS-Tricks, and DailyJS.
Applied Knowledge
It should go without saying why you need applied knowledge. It’s one thing to read about concepts, tools, and technologies; it’s quite another to use and apply them. Get out there and build projects with technologies you want to learn—as soon as you can. Read the code samples that come with libraries, tools, and packages. Then build on them, change things, try things in a different way than what’s suggested. Get off the beaten track. This way, you’ll know how technologies work much more intimately.
But don’t learn alone. Learn with others. Use tools such as GitHub, Gist, and JSFiddle. Write code, share code, and ask others to comment on your code. Contribute to existing projects by submitting pull requests. By doing so, you’re learning for real. It’s OK to hack on projects which no one else will see. But when you have to put your work out there in the public domain, where anyone can see it, both the way you approach it and the way you write it become much more focused, much more considered, even much more professional. Plus, the feedback you receive will help you learn so much quicker than learning on your own.
So whilst it’s a wildly different landscape today than it used to be, continuing to learn HTML, CSS, and JavaScript—even if you don’t master them—is no myth.
I Need to Know Every Framework Ever Released
This belief takes it as writ that you have to learn a framework, without taking into account the advantages of learning frameworks over rolling your own code. So before you start down the path of acquiring even that first framework, take a moment to consider why frameworks exist—what it is they offer.
All done?
It’s called: efficiency. If you’re still thinking you have to learn each and every framework, then just consider what it would take to learn all the available frameworks in even one language. In PHP, for example, I can point to at least 20, and those are just the more common, the more notable ones. Do you really want to learn them all? Do you really have that much time, desire, and demand? Does it buy you anything?
Go for the framework whose scope aligns with your task.
There are frameworks for nearly every type of development you can imagine, whether that’s micro sites, short-term applications, or more “enterprise-y” development. Before you consider learning a framework, instead ask yourself what type of application you are building. Tailor your selections to that. And don’t swing in the other direction to try to use one framework as a one-size-fits-all solution either. Sure, you could use Zend Framework for everything, but for a microsite, it’d likely be overkill. Conversely, you could use SlimPHP for everything, but you’d likely be reinventing the wheel and writing a lot of duplicate code if you were aiming for more enterprise applications. Go for the framework whose scope aligns with your task.
Another reason not to try to learn them all? Code duplication. Many frameworks are either targeted at exactly the same space or duplicate a lot of the same concepts: think SlimPHP, Silex, and Lumen. Several others are an implementation, or port, of Ruby’s Sinatra framework. Sure, they do things slightly differently, but overall they’re quite similar. If you learn one, you’ve gone a long way to learning the others.
Finally, a lot of frameworks aren’t an all or nothing arrangement. A lot of them, such as Symfony 2 and Zend Framework 2, are component libraries, where you can pick and choose the parts you need, and skip the ones you don’t.
This one is pure myth—without sufficient appreciation of the level of effort that would be required, and without any solid justification for that effort.
It’s More Important to Just Pick a Framework (or Language) and Start
As a corollary to not learning each and every framework in existence, this one has more than a grain of truth to it. Take frameworks for starters. Frameworks are normally designed to handle a wide variety of standard, repeatable functionality, which would otherwise have to be implemented by hand, over and over and over again.
For example, in the web development world, most frameworks take care of functionality like routing, dispatching, creating requests, handling responses, forms, data source interaction, input validation, and so on.
So, yes, this can be a good approach to take. However, it’s not a case of just pick any old framework and begin learning. There are a wide variety of frameworks, some of them adhering to widely different philosophies. For example, there’s The MicroPHP Manifesto. Here are four of the key points:
- I think PHP is complicated enough.
- I like building small things with simple purposes.
- I need to justify every piece of code I add to a project.
- I want to write code that is easily understood.
Focusing on the third point, there are some strongly held beliefs as to what a framework, a true framework, should and shouldn’t be. Some people argue, for example, that no matter how helpful a framework is, there’s no place for such features as database interaction. Personally, I quite like having it available, but I can understand the objections.
You’ll see these beliefs, these philosophies, reflected both in the design decisions and in the feature set the framework supports, or doesn’t. For example, SlimPHP is lean and trim, providing just the bare essentials required to making a working web application. Contrast this with Lumen and Silex, both of which, although they are microframeworks, also provide data source interaction, encryption, and more as part of their core feature sets.
Keeping this in mind, one of the first questions to consider is, will you be working with smaller or larger applications? You have to pick the framework that’s right for your needs.
Using the web as a point of reference, my personal recommendation would be to start with one of the available microframeworks and learn the core of how a web application works. Write a number of different applications with the framework, which will expose you to different aspects of the feature set and to how applications work.
Once you feel comfortable with the process, progress to a full-stack framework, and see what it’s like having everything at your disposal. When you’ve built a few working applications with the full-stack framework, start swapping out some of the framework’s libraries for third-party libraries, so that you don’t just learn to develop as the framework dictates.
Just don’t pick one blindly, or use it simply because “everyone else is.”
That’s frameworks. Now let’s consider languages. Pick your language with thought and care, based on what you’re developing. Web-scale application? Script to support a deployment task? Front-end GUI layer? And so on. Whilst some languages are popular, even so far as to be de facto standards (think PHP for web), that doesn’t make them necessarily the right choice for each task.
There are several important points to consider before choosing a language, points which help determine whether it’ll be right both for your team and for your project. Consider, for example, these:
- What kind of community sits behind the language?
- Is that community active, thriving, supportive? Or is it small, perhaps faltering or even exclusive?
- What’s the availability of support resources such as conferences, IRC channels, blogs, books, podcasts, and people to talk to?
- Is the language active, with regular commits, pull requests, and comments? Or is it rapidly becoming dormant?
- Is it well-supported with tools such as deployment tools, package managers, code analyzers?
I rave about PHP in large part because of the community behind it, conferences like PHP UK Conference, and podcasts such as PHP Roundtable and /dev/hell. PHP’s not, technically, the best constructed language. But factors such as these, and a number of others, more than make up for its shortcomings.
These aren’t the only factors, of course. You must look at the whole picture. Let’s say that you’ve found a language which isn’t as popular and which doesn’t have as many resources to support it, but one which you believe capable and perhaps the right fit for your team. Let’s take Go for example. It’s nowhere near as popular, nor as widely supported, as PHP (or Ruby for that matter). However, what it lacks in size and age, it’s definitely making up for in both rapid community growth and exemplary design. In fact, it’s the current programming flavour du jour. Ruby’s long since been supplanted by it as the language all the cool kids and hipsters want to be seen using.
But don’t hold that against it. Go’s an excellently designed language: simple, efficient, easy to understand, and easy to develop with. More and more projects are being created with it, the language itself comes with exceptional tooling support, and there are some significant blogs and technical resources for it, including:
So just because a language is younger, smaller, and less widely known, doesn’t mean it’s not the right choice.
And it’s all about that choice. There’s nothing inherently wrong with frameworks or languages, and you can learn a lot by just using them. Just don’t pick one blindly, or use it simply because “everyone else is.” Do your due diligence, and make an informed decision. When you understand why you’re using them and the benefits they provide, you’ll likely make better decisions, ones which stand the test of time. And there’s nothing mythical about that.
You Need to Be a Genius, like Tony Stark
Akin to the tale of programming young, there’s often this misconception that you have to be a genius, rather like Tony Stark in the current Ironman and Avengers franchises. Nothing could be further from the truth.
I’m not saying there are no genius programmers, far from it. However, most of the programmers I’ve met—and I’ve worked with some very gifted, talented, and hard-working folks, across a range of industries and languages—are normal people, people who keep getting better and better each and every day because they work at it.
These are people who didn’t start out with Einstein-like IQs. No, they often found they had a love of computers and computer science, of problem solving, even of art (yes, computer programming is something of an art). And that passion fueled their continued learning.
I’d be willing to bet that if you got talking to some of the top programmers you admire, the majority of them would quickly dispel this myth simply by how they approach the world. These aren’t people who walk around with a hubristic swagger, ready to whip out a pen and sign autographs at a moment’s notice because they’re so bloody brilliant. On the contrary, they’re often rather self-deprecating, all too ready to give credit to one or more other people, and all to willing to share with you the mistakes they make on a regular basis.
Take this talk from Django project lead Jacob Kaplan Moss. Besides being a great talk, it’s instructive to hear Jacob explain why people often harbor the false belief that well-known figures must be geniuses. Oftentimes it’s not them, it’s us. We hold this misguided feeling that such leaders must, naturally, be better than the rest of us. The reality is far more complex.
The best are often the best precisely because they surround themselves with great people, people who have the skills they themselves lack, whether in accounting, marketing, debugging, testing, architecture, or any number of other areas.
Richard Branson, one of the greats of business, perhaps said it best:
The key enterprising skills I used when first starting out are the very same ones I use today: the art of delegation, risk-taking, surrounding yourself with a great team and working on projects you really believe in.
Bear these sobering thoughts in mind when you come across this myth in the wild.
Men Make Better Programmers
I’ll finish off with my personal favorite, one which has no basis whatsoever in reality. Wherever you go, it’s true, you’ll usually find that the tech sector is heavily biased towards men. Whether it’s programming or some other subdiscipline, women are often in the minority.
…those among us who are men need to do all we can to encourage like-minded women—our sisters, girlfriends, wives, daughters—to enter the field.
Go to just about any major university and do a quick count of the number of women in computer science courses. Have a look at the number of programmers either in tech startups or with more established companies. Think too about the developers you know. How many of them are women? Odds are that the majority will be men.
According to an article in The New York Times, in the US alone, on average:
- Only about 12 percent of people in tech are women
- Just 18 percent of computer science graduates are women
Have you ever wondered why such statistics exist? No? If you’re aware of the foundational roles women played in tech, these stats might—and rightly should—alarm you. Here are some interesting facts you might not be aware of:
- Six women programmed one of the most famous computers in history—the 30-ton Eniac—for the United States Army during World War II.
- Grace Hopper was one of the first programmers of the Harvard Mark I computer in 1944, and she invented the first compiler.
- Ada Lovelace is considered the first computer programmer.
- Jean E Sammet developed the first computer language, FORMAC, at IBM.
- Sister Mary Kenneth Keller was part of the team which developed BASIC.
This is just a handful of the many women who’ve made great contributions to technology, but you’ve likely not heard of any of them, save Ada Lovelace.
There are a wide number of theories for why this is so, for why more women don’t go into the sciences in general and computer science in particular, but a lot of it has to do with our educational system, and how girls begin to become discouraged at about middle school in math and the sciences, and some of it may have to do with hiring practices.
This one’s a myth, but so as not to perpetuate this disconnect from reality, those among us who are men need to do all we can to encourage like-minded women—our sisters, girlfriends, wives, daughters—to enter the field. Technologically minded women, for their part, should continue to dispel this unfortunate myth, one person at a time.
The Bottom Line
And that’s nine commonly held, often counterproductive, beliefs you’ll encounter in one shape or another throughout your career.
Don’t let myths (or near-myths) such as these stop you from becoming the best developer you can. Don’t let them stop you from embarking on that path, or from further honing your skills at any point along that path.
You don’t need to have a genius-level IQ, to have started at any specific age, or to know everything to be a developer. Perhaps you started later in life, perhaps you started younger. Perhaps you had more exposure or opportunity, perhaps you had less. Perhaps you come from a poorer community, perhaps you come from a richer one. It doesn’t matter. It also doesn’t matter whether you’re a hobbyist programmer or a professional one.
What matters is that you start, and that you keep on going—and learning. It doesn’t take much to start, and the rewards can be so great. Don’t let baseless myths stop you from being a part of this great field of human endeavor.
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I like RSS, you like RSS, everyone and
their weblogs' visitors like RSS, as well as their
favorite news site. Even if you don't know what it
is, you'll probably like it when you find out. The
abbreviation stands for RDF Site Summary (or
Really Simple Syndication, depending on who you
believe), and it is basically a special kind of XML document that is
commonly used to describe the latest items appearing on a web site.
This means that you could find the latest software releases from a
Freshmeat RSS feed, while Slashdot's RSS feed would
keep you informed about the latest published stories. But how does
one use it? RSS is utilized behind the scenes of most of the
"headlines" sidebars found on a
growing number of web pages. People use various dedicated RSS readers
to keep track of news and blog entries. irssi
users can have the latest headlines of chosen RSS feeds cycling in
their status bar.
Well, the natural next step would be to announce the latest RSS
headlines in an IRC channel, so that people can hang around and watch
the show, enjoying the massive information stream. So
let's take that step right now with our hack,
exploring RSS basics in Perl as well as practicing our usage with
Net::IRC.
Before running the script, make sure that the configuration suits
your needs. Be especially careful with the
$refresh value—check the target site first
to see if it has a recommended or allowed refresh rate. For example,
Slashdot currently does not allow a shorter refresh rate than 30
minutes and is happy to block your access for 72 hours if you violate
this rule.
The script takes no additional arguments; you just execute it and
watch the results on IRC. The script logs all its interesting
activities to stdout, so that you have an idea what it does right
now.
You can invoke this Perl script on the command line:
% perl rssbot.pl
A similar script is available for irssi, which
hooks only to the user interface and provides no IRC announcement
functionality. It shouldn't be too difficult to add
this feature if you adapt the way it announces new stories in your
current window. It even supports multiple feeds.
On the other hand, the script presented here is pretty simple and
should be easy to customize. You could obviously make the output
nicer, perhaps by making it a bit more colorful and easier to take
in, as well as providing some more details. You could make it emit
the item description or add a timestamp to the message or so on. In
particular, one obvious enhancement for the Slashdot newsfeed would
be to display the editor's name and department
information.
One caveat here is the character set you choose to use. There is
no single rule specifying which charset is to be used on IRC, so the
safest thing to do is obviously to go with pure ASCII. This is, of
course, not always acceptable, so you usually get to choose between a
national charset (frequently ISO-8859-n) and UTF-8. Opinions and
customs differ wildly between IRC networks, channels, and single
individuals, so it is certainly wise to leave that as an option. The
XML input will usually be in UTF-8 format, so it is up to you whether
you leave it alone or encode it as a different charset. Some trivial
charset remapping can be done by
Unicode::String, while for a reasonable range of target
charsets, you will probably have to use
Text::Iconv.
It is always nice to be able to control the script from IRC. Consider
implementing a generic module as a Net::IRC
extension that would provide a kind of universal administration
interface for an IRC bot, and then embed the module into this script.
Then you could let users subscribe to the news individually, connect
various channels with various RSS feeds, and do other similar grand
things.
You may now be wondering what other useful RSS feeds exist. Yes,
there are all the popular geek sites and your
friends' weblogs, but aside from that, how about
trying something a bit more unusual? For example, the Commits
Information Agency () provides RSS feeds of the
latest commits for a large number of open source projects.
—Petr Baudis
The hack will use the
Net::IRC module for the IRC connectivity. It
suffers from a horrible incompleteness of documentation, but this is
perhaps beneficial for beginner Perl programmers, as they will be
forced to dive into the module's source code and
absorb it. That will eventually improve your coding skills, and you
will get a new surge of experience with How Others Do Things.
For RSS feed fetching and munching, you can use
LWP::UserAgent in connection with the
XML::RSS module. In order to refresh the RSS feed
every $refresh seconds, you must set up an alarm
that will raise the SIGALRM signal after the given
time interval. Otherwise, the code should be pretty simple and
straightforward.
Save the following as rssbot.pl:
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
# Petr Baudis (c) 2004, public domain
# Slightly inspired by Stefan "tommie" Tomanek's newsline.pl.
# RSS->IRC gateway
use strict;
### Configuration section.
# In our example setup, we are going to deliver Slashdot headlines.
use vars qw ($nick $server $port $channel $rss_url $refresh);
$nick = 'slashrss';
$server = 'irc.freenode.net';
$port = 6667;
$channel = '#irchacks';
$rss_url = '';
$refresh = 30*60; # in seconds; Slashdot allows refresh max. once per 30 minutes
### Preamble.
use POSIX;
use Net::IRC;
use LWP::UserAgent;
use XML::RSS;
### Connection initialization.
use vars qw ($irc $conn);
$irc = new Net::IRC;
print "Connecting to server ".$server.":".$port." with nick ".$nick."...\n";
$conn = $irc->newconn (Nick => $nick, Server => $server, Port => $port,
Ircname => 'RSS->IRC gateway IRC hack');
# Connect event handler - we immediately try to join our channel.
sub on_connect {
my ($self, $event) = @_;
print "Joining channel ".$channel."...\n";
$self->join ($channel);
}
$conn->add_handler ('welcome', \&on_connect);
# Joined the channel, so log that.
sub on_joined {
my ($self, $event) = @_;
print "Joined channel ".$channel."...\n";
}
$conn->add_handler ('endofnames', \&on_joined);
# It is a good custom to reply to the CTCP VERSION request.
sub on_cversion {
my ($self, $event) = @_;
$self->ctcp_reply ($event->nick, 'VERSION RSS->IRS gateway IRC hack');
}
$conn->add_handler ('cversion', \&on_cversion);
### The RSS feed
use vars qw (@items);
# Fetches the RSS from server and returns a list of RSS items.
sub fetch_rss {
my $ua = LWP::UserAgent->new (env_proxy => 1, keep_alive => 1, timeout => 30);
my $request = HTTP::Request->new('GET', $rss_url);
my $response = $ua->request ($request);
return unless ($response->is_success);
my $data = $response->content;
my $rss = new XML::RSS ( );
$rss->parse($data);
foreach my $item (@{$rss->{items}}) {
# Make sure to strip any possible newlines and similiar stuff.
$item->Feed Syndicated RSS News =~ s/\s/ /g;
}
return @{$rss->{items}};
}
# Attempts to find some newly appeared RSS items.
sub delta_rss {
my ($old, $new) = @_;
# If @$old is empty, it means this is the first run and
we will therefore not do anything.
return ( ) unless ($old and @$old);
# We take the first item of @$old and find it in @$new.
Then anything before its position in @$new are the
newly appeared items which we return.
my $sync = $old->[0];
# If it is at the start of @$new, nothing has changed.
return ( ) if ($sync->Feed Syndicated RSS News eq $new->[0]->Feed Syndicated RSS News);
my $item;
for ($item = 1; $item < @$new; $item++) {
# We are comparing the titles which might not be 100% reliable but RSS
# streams really should not contain multiple items with same title.
last if ($sync->Feed Syndicated RSS News eq $new->[$item]->Feed Syndicated RSS News);
}
return @$new[0 .. $item - 1];
}
# Check RSS feed periodically.
sub check_rss {
my (@new_items);
print "Checking RSS feed [".$rss_url."]...\n";
@new_items = fetch_rss ( );
if (@new_items) {
my @delta = delta_rss (\@items, \@new_items);
foreach my $item (reverse @delta) {
$conn->privmsg ($channel, '"'.$item->Feed Syndicated RSS News.'" :: '.$item->{link});
}
@items = @new_items;
}
alarm $refresh;
}
$SIG{ALRM} = \&check_rss;
check_rss( );
# Fire up the IRC loop.
$irc->start;
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Hello everyone, I had some test automation I was working on ... and I needed to gather a good bit of WebSphere config information and publish it in a form that my automation could use. There were numerous reasons why wsadmin (a good solution in general) was
(ie: <cell>.<node>.<server>.httpPort=9080). This is still relatively easy to use in ant.
To run this speedy config collector, simply download,
Analyzing remote WebSphere logs: It's a Small World Afterall
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SSH or telnet to the machine and use the commandLine LogViewer or the API
zip up the log repository (logs directory, usually <profileHome>/logs/<serverName>, and send it to the machine where you want to do the analysis
Use the Admin Console LogViewer
Use the API to access remote content..
public class RemoteReaderSample {
public static void main(String[] args) {
// Create simple reader object with the WebSphere topology and network topology info
if (args.length < 6) {
1 System.out.println("Usage is: java RemoteReaderSample <cellName> <nodeName> <serverName> <hostName> <hostPort> <connectionType> [<serverContext>]");
System.out.println(" ie: java RemoteReaderSample mycell mynode server1 localhost 8880 soap mycell/mynode/myserver");
System.exit(-1) ;
}
2 String serverContext = (args.length > 6) ? args[6] : null ;
System.out.println("Using: Cell: "+args[0]+" node: "+args[1]+" server: "+args[2]+" host: "+args[3]+
" port: "+args[4]+" connType: "+args[5]+" serverContext: "+serverContext) ;
RemoteReaderHelper simpleRemoteReader = null ;
try {
3 simpleRemoteReader = new RemoteReaderHelper(args[0], args[1], args[2],
args[3], args[4], args[5], serverContext) ;
} catch (Exception e) {
System.out.println("Exception in constructing RemoteReaderHelper: "+e);
e.printStackTrace() ;
System.exit(0) ;
}
// Use remote reader and get list of all Warning and Errors from the current server instance of
// the remote server. Can go across server instances, and numerous filtering options are available.
// For remote API, it is important to filter in this call where possible to reduce the # of rows from
// the remote log that come back.
ServerInstanceLogRecordList silrl = null ;
try {
4 silrl = simpleRemoteReader.getLogListForServerInstance((Date)null, Level.INFO,
Level.SEVERE);
} catch (LogRepositoryException e) {
System.out.println("Data retrieval resulted in an exception: "+e);
e.printStackTrace();
System.exit(-99) ;
}
try {
5 for (RepositoryLogRecord logRec : silrl) {
System.out.println(logRec.getFormattedMessage());
}
} catch (LogRepositoryRuntimeException lrre) {
6 System.out.println("Runtime Exception caught retrieving log repository data: "+lrre);
}
}
}
So to discuss these points by the numbers:.
You pass all the startup parms to the RemoteReaderHelper so that he can do all the JMX plumbing we all hate to do
This single line does all the real HPEL work for you, so let's look at it.
Note that the helper class takes the same APIs as the local sample since it is a subClass of the API itself, so what works with the local API works with the remote
The first parameter here needs to be a Date that will identify which serverInstance you are interested in. By leaving the Date null, the assumption is that you want the latest serverInstance
The next parms are one signature for this method that allows you to specify message severity. We'll later look at using a LogQueryBean which enables serious filtering
That query (since it was only one serverInstance) allows you to iterate through the log records that met your criteria with this simple for statement
Note that we kept it brief by just doing getFormattedMessage(). Every piece of information from the logRecord is retrievable as we'll see later..
Note: If you look at public files from me, you will find the library of samples which includes the helper classes.
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This is a position paper for the W3C Query Languages meeting in Boston, December 3-4th 1998.
The world wide web today is a network of hyperlinked resources. The content of these resources is in most part opaque to computers. Browsers display them and search engines locate occurances of words within them, but the level of "machine understanding" of the content, if any, is very limited. A search engine, for example, might know that a resource contained the textual string "
lion" but not that it was a representation of a lion, where lions are known to be members of the class of mammals. By enabling richer representation such as this, RDF makes it possible to express queries that go beyond simple text-matching.
This paper presents an overview of the query services that might be built on top of XML/RDF data. It does not present a specific proposal for an RDF query language; instead, it argues for a query language that is expressed in terms of the RDF logical data model rather than one particular concrete syntax
The content of images is typically very opaque to computers. Searching for images that contain particular kinds of scenes or items is usually done by searching for words which might occur on a page which refers to the image. This method is highly inaccurate. If the image were associated with a piece of RDF that clearly specified its content, significantly more precise retrieval would be possible. E.g., a photo of a lion could be annotated as depicting a lion. The following piece of RDF does this.
With this information, a search engine could do a very precise search for pictures of lions. Searching for the word "lion" on the other hand retrieves 784150 pages in Alta Vista, most of which are references to the Lions Club, Lion King, etc.
While this kind of simple matching based retrieval would be useful, it does not even come close to exploiting the full potential of having machine understandable content (MUC).
In order to fully exploit this, we need to be able to build inferential services on top of this MUC. Such a service would combine the "raw" MUC with a set of axioms/rules, enabling machines to infer knowledge that is implicit in the MUC.
Imagine an appropriately captioned photograph of
a child's birthday party. Now consider someone searching
for an image with decorations. Typically, children's birthday
parties have decorations. However, since the caption does
not explicitly state that the image scene contains decorations,
a simple matching based algorithm will not find this image.
An inferential service could draw on a rich set of rules about the world (including events like birthday parties) to infer that the photograph probably includes some decorations, thereby improving the retrieval.
The RDF Schema specification language provides facilities for machine-readable vocabularies to be specified using a hierarchical type system. This allows a resource to be described as member of some specific class (eg. 'Snow Leopard') and have it's membership of more general classes (eg. 'Big Cat', 'Mammal') implied by the RDF type system. This makes it feasible to express searches for resources using general categories, and have the results include resources whose membership of those broad categories is inferred from their membership of some more detailed sub-category.
Inferencing engines always work on a "logical model". The logical model is an (typically set-theoretic) abstraction.
The logical model is by definition an abstract entity. Logical models are typically grounded in one or more concrete syntaxes (aka physical models).
W3C logical models are based on RDF and syntax models are based on XML.
The distinction between the Logical Model vs the Syntax Model has evolved over decades of work in math and computer science and is found wherever representation of information is involved.
Any particular concrete manipulation is always on a physical model. Therefore, it is often tempting to either confuse the two or try make do with just the physical model. However, there are several reasons why complex applications such as inferencing engines are based on the logical model.
Examples:
For example, if the logical model of a knowledge is a directed labelled graph (as with RDF), the aggregation of multiple knowledge bases can be defined cleanly as graph superposition at the logical level, even though it would be hard to define the concept of "aggregation" two XML files.
Given the importance of the logical model, it is clear that we need
query languages not just for XML but also for RDF.
This position paper suggests a general outline for an RDF querying system. RDF's simple yet powerful data model allows for an equally simple yet powerful query language. The query language is based on a single query mechanism : subgraph matching.
Every query is against an RDF knowledge base (KB), which in turn could be an aggregation of two or more RDF knowledge bases. Every RDF/XML block (i.e., the RDF within a <RDF> ...</RDF>) can be thought of as a serialised RDF knowledge base.
The query is itself simply an RDF model (i.e., a directed labelled graph), some of whose resources and properties may represent variables. There are two outputs to every query,
Here are a couple of salient points about the query language outlined above..
Note: The syntax of these queries could easily be represented in RDF/XML syntax. For the purposes of this paper we use a simple syntax in which '$x' and '$y' represent variables and properties are shown using namespace prefixes.
The following is a human-readable interpretation of the RDF used in the example...
The first block of RDF uses four vocabularies to state that there is a resource () which is a member of the class 'Photograph' and which depicts an object that is an member of the class 'Lion' and which in turn has a color property with value 'tan', and a gender property with value 'female'. The photograph also depicts a second object identified only by URI (). A second source of information provides further RDF statements about []. In this case, we learn a name ("Fred") and that Fred is male.
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I’m rounding a float to 32 bits when converting to a float:
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return int(x+0.5*Fraction(x))
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5.125147476336180E-16
Since:
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True
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How do I print a message to the terminal using the printf function in libc?
Can I programmatically print a message to the terminal using the printf function in libc? I mean without using os.write(1, message), just printf(message), or something else?
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If you want to know about “C Program to Swap Two Numbers Using Pointers” then refer to this article. Let’s go for an article to do this task below.
C Program to Swap Two Numbers Using Pointers
Program Code
#include <stdio.h> int main() { int x, y, *a, *b, temp; printf("Enter the value of x and yn"); scanf("%d%d", &x, &y); printf("Before Swappingnx = %dny = %dn", x, y); a = &x; b = &y; temp = *b; *b = *a; *a = temp; printf("After Swappingnx = %dny = %dn", x, y); return 0; }
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Enhanced Material Search with Creation – Part 4: How to create new Search Criteria w/o modification with Creation can be enhanced modification-free with additional customer specific Search Criteria via the Search Engine Service in the TREX index for standard materials and on the dynpro UI of the Enhanced Material Search.
**** if you are using Enterprise Search / Embedded Search this article is not applicable > please read this blog ****
In the first step please follow SAP note 1131559 Symptom 2 (create a copy of the standard class CL_WSD_ERP_SE_BUS1001006 and extend the class with your own data fields you would like to include in the TREX index BUS1001006.
In case you copied the existing class you have to maintain the new class in customizing:
Go to transaction ses_Admin > goto > Customizing > Business Objects and Indexes > select “BUS1001006”, double click on “Settings for Business Object” and maintain the new class.
In any case (new class or modification of the extsing class) you have to delete the whole index BUS1001006, and recreate it again. After recreation, you have to run a full indexation.
To use additional search parameters in the Enhanced Material Search functionality you have to append the additional fields to the existing structure WSD_MS_INPUT_FIELDS .
Definition of the additional fields within the DDIC: Component and component type are always the data element of the additional field itself.
Dr. Ingo Woesner
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Suite Development – Multi Channel
SAP AG
P.S. Blogs about this and other Sales Order Enhancements are collected here:
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In reference to step 1 where we add our own fields to the Full test search. We are trying this out in our developmenet box and have followed all the steps outlined in the OSS note.
In testing we find that if we populate full text with the full content of the value in the new field and leave Fuzzy Search Un-checked we recieve the material expected. However the same search with Fuzzy mode checked does not return a result.
Is there another step that needs to be considered to make this new field work in Fuzzy Mode?
thanks,
regards,
Kevin.
this must be an error. Please create an OSS ticket on component SD-MD-MM-CS for this problem.
Please let me know the OSS ticket number on ingo.woesner@sap.com
Thank you,
Ingo
Hi Ingo,
I am trying to add a Storage Location to Material Search(VA02). As you have stated above. I have completed Step 1 and Step 2 as well.
However, when I go to VA02 and try Enhanced Material Search I get a message -
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Material search customizing has invalid entry; - <fieldname>
Message no. WSD_MESSAGE007
Diagnosis
The Enhanced Material Search Customizing contains an entry unsupported either by the Search Engine Service (SES) business object class or by the component.
System Response
The exception text displays the relevant attribute name.
Procedure
Ensure that all Customizing table attribute names are spelled properly and are supported by both the component and the SES business object class.
Procedure for System Administration
Ensure that a valid SES business object class is specified for the material master business object.
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I have double checked the attribute many times and it is OK.Am I missing something.
Any advice.
PS : Is there any config at TREX side that needs to be done?
Thanks,
Chirantan
Hi Chirantan,
this can't be much.
Did you modify the existing TREX class CL_WSD_ERP_SE_BUS1001006or created a new one?
In case you created a new one you have to maintain the new class in customizing:
Go to transaction ses_Admin > goto > Customizing > Business Objects and INdexes > select "BUS1001006" and doubleclick on "Settings for Business Object" and maintain the new class.
In any case (new class or modification of the extsing class) you have to delete the whole index BUS1001006, and recreate it again. After recreation, you have to run a full indexation.
If this doesn't help please open an OSS ticket on component SD-MD-MM-CS.
Best regards,
Ingo
Thanks Ingo..I ran a few test runs using COM_SE_SEARCH_TEST and it seems to be working fine now. It would be safe to assume that attribute has been added to TREX Engine and is working in expected manner.
However, I am still get the same message as earlier -
"Material search customizing has invalid entry; - <fieldname>"....
Would it be correct to state that something is still not right in the second step?
Thanks again for your help.
Thanks,
Chirantan
Hello Chirantan,
please create an OSS ticket on component SD-MD-MM-CS and send me the ticket number to ingo.woesner@sap.com
I am curious to see the reason of the error. In case I missed something in the blog I will add the missing part.
Best regards,
Ingo
Hello Ingo,
I have a little question about the dynamically generated search criteria screen.
We have successfully added the 2 fields VKORG & VMSTA as search criteria (in structure WSD_MS_INPUT_FIELDS and in customizing).
The program works fine, but the dynamically generated screen 0110 of the FG WSD_MATERIAL_SEARCH has now the status Inactive.
So every time, when I activate any other program, I get the popup window with a list of all inactive objects (including this screen). But as it is in the SAP namespace, I cannot activate it without a modification key.
Is it normal, that it gets inactive and how can we activate it again without a modification key?
Thanks & Best regards
Richard
Hi Richard,
I am no developer. Please open a ticket on component LO-GEN-EMF. I am sure the support colleagues will help you. Please refer to our discussion here.
Best regards,
Ingo
Hi Ingo,
thanks for your reply, I'll do that. 🙂
Best regards
Richard
Hello,
FYI, SAP created the S-Note 2170482 in response to our ticket.
Best regards
Richard
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[Solved]Qt cant find header, despite proper path(?)(libvlc-qt)
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Hi, so my struggle with vlc continues. I have decided to give [url=]libvlc-qt[/url] a go, and, as you can probably guess, it's not working.
I'm running windows 8.1, using microsoft visual c++ compiler 12.0 for amd64, CDB for x64, with Qt 5.3.0(msvc2013_64), qt creator
my project file:
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#-------------------------------------------------
Project created by QtCreator 2014-05-22T23:35:22
#-------------------------------------------------
QT += core
QT -= gui
TARGET = libvlcqt
CONFIG += console
CONFIG -= app_bundle
TEMPLATE = app
SOURCES += main.cpp
win32: LIBS += -L$$PWD/../../../Programs/Qt/libvlc_qt/libvlc_qt_0_9_0_win64_msvc2012/lib/ -lvlc-qt
INCLUDEPATH += $$PWD/../../../Programs/Qt/libvlc_qt/libvlc_qt_0_9_0_win64_msvc2012/include
DEPENDPATH += $$PWD/../../../Programs/Qt/libvlc_qt/libvlc_qt_0_9_0_win64_msvc2012/include
@
and my cpp file:
@
#include <QCoreApplication>
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
QCoreApplication a(argc, argv);
cout<<"dupa"<<endl; int e; cin>>e; return a.exec();
}
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They work brilliantly, debugger works, breakpoints work, so I'd quess that I have everything setup properly.
However, as I mentioned, I want to use libvlc-qt, which i have downloaded and extracted into my
E:\Programs\Qt\libvlc_qt\libvlc_qt_0_9_0_win64_msvc2012 directory. (thats the one I've added in my project file). When I add
#include <vlc-qt/Config.h> (which qt sees for sure, as autofill works)
i get the "E:\Data\QTprojects\libvlcqt\main.cpp:3: error: C1083: Cannot open include file: 'vlc-qt/Config.h': No such file or directory" errror when trying to build. Why might that be? is qt built with msvc 2013 incompatible with library that was built with msvc 2012?
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Not solution, but source of the problem- vlc-qt is dependant on libvlc, and my version of libvlc is compatible with qt > 4.6 but less than 5.0.
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fakeartist replied to Monnone's topic in GSAPDoes this work with images too?
- Wow! Thanx a lot for your fast and complete answer! Guess I'll dig in ColorProps plugin then. Thanx again! Cheers
- Hi! I was wondering, I have a btn like this: #my_btn { background-image: -moz-linear-gradient(top, #3e3e40, #252122); background-image: -webkit-gradient(linear, left top, left bottom, color-stop(0.00, #3e3e40), color-stop(1.0, #252122)); background-color: #DDDDDD; } How can I animate the background gradient on roll over? I tried the code below but it doesnt work. var mybtnOnOver = $('#my_btn'); mybtnOnOver.hover(function() { //mouseover TweenLite.to($(this), 1, { css:{ backgroundImage: '-moz-linear-gradient(top, #ACAC8F, #ACAC8F)' } }); },function() { //mouseout TweenLite.to($(this), 1, { css:{ backgroundImage: '-moz-linear-gradient(top, #3e3e40, #252122)' } }); }); In general where can I find the css properties that are supported? Thanx a lot for any answers! Cheers!
BlitMask: non rectangle mask
fakeartist replied to fakeartist's topic in GSAP (Flash)Thanx a lot Carl! As always, fast response and to the point!!! I'll try masking blitMask. By the way, I really enjoyed your blitMask tutorial!!!! Keep up the great work! Cheers
BlitMask: non rectangle mask
fakeartist posted a topic in GSAP (Flash)Hi! I want to try out blitMask and I was wondering. Can I use Blitmask to create a non-rectangle mask (I want to make a mask with rounded corners)? Thanx for any advice! Cheers
How many FPS on your websites with GreenSock
fakeartist replied to smeagol16's topic in GSAP (Flash)I always go for 60fps. The animations are much smoother than in 30fps. The difference is obvious. And considering the technology progress (as Carl mentioned in the previous post), 30fps seems so outdated... You only have to take care of memory optimization. But memory optimization is something every flash developer should do, no matter the number of fps. So, no problem! One thumbs up for 60fps! cheers
New instance of TweenMax.from noob question
fakeartist replied to fakeartist's topic in GSAP (Flash)You are the man!!! That does trick. I never thought I could not use the new statement and still create the instance. Guess it makes sense considering that TweenMax.from is static. I have another question too. What if i want to do: private var:myArrayTween:Array; private function initTween():void { planningTween = TweenMax.allFrom(tweensArray, 1, { alpha:0, paused:true } ); } private function doTweenWhenNeeded():void { planningTween.play(); } The play function does not work cause I have an array of tweens right? Is there any function similar to this for TweenMax.allFrom and TweenMax.allTo? What is the right way to start the animations? Thanx a lot for your feedback! You saved my day...
New instance of TweenMax.from noob question
fakeartist posted a topic in GSAP (Flash)Hi. I have a noob question. Say that I have this tween: TweenMax.from( myClip, 1, { alpha:0 } ); I want to make an instance of this (when I initialize my site), and then, play this animation whenever I want, reverse it or whatever. With the TweenMax classic syntax this is done easily by: var myTween:TweenMax = new TweenMax( myClip, 1, {x: 100, paused:true} ); // play it whenever you want myTween.play(); // reverse it whenever you want myTween.reverse(); // etc. But this is basically TweenMax.to. How can I do the same with TweenMax.from? I hope I made my point clear. Thanx a lot for any feedback!
- Hi to all! I'm at a loss here! I'm trying to load a swf (with tlf textfield on it) as below. Here is my document class. package { import com.greensock.loading.SWFLoader; import flash.display.Sprite; public class Main extends Sprite { public function Main():void { var loaderTest:SWFLoader = new SWFLoader( 'content/mySwf.swf' ); loaderTest.load(); } } } Here's is the error that is driving me nuts! Warning: Ignoring 'secure' attribute in policy file from The 'secure' attribute is only permitted in HTTPS and socket policy files. I'm using Flash CS5.5. I read somewhere that there have been some corrections in tlf in Flash CS5.5. So I ask, is loadermax compatible with swf files created with flash CS5.5 (that have TLF textfields)? Has anyone the same issue or is it just me? Thanx in advance for any feedback. By the way, greensock rules!
Individual photo smooth loading with horizontal bar
fakeartist replied to fakeartist's topic in Loading (Flash)For once more, thank you very much. Now I got it right. Cheers!
Individual photo smooth loading with horizontal bar
fakeartist posted a topic in Loading (Flash)Hello to all! I want to load a 50KB photo. Say that progressBar is a horizontal line with width 800 px. private var loaderMax:LoaderMax = new LoaderMax( { name:"photo"} ); progressBar.scaleX = 0; loaderMax.append( new ImageLoader(path, {onProgress:onLoadingProgressHandler}) ); private function onLoadingProgressHandler(event:LoaderEvent):void { progressBar.scaleX = event.target.progress; } But my horizontal loading bar moves in a jerky way (jumps). Is it possible to smooth it (eg. ease in and ease out)? In the greesock tutorials you say that Seems that I'm missing something here. Do I have to use tweening in progressBar? Please help. Thanx in advance.
fakeartist posted a topic in Loading (Flash)Hello to all! I have a newbee question. Say I have a large MP3 (10MB). I want to load it, but I do not want to load the whole sound. I want to load a part of it (say 500Kb), and after that the sounds starts playing while it keeps loading the rest of it. Any solutions? Thanx in advance...
Problem loading a swf and then playing it
fakeartist replied to fakeartist's topic in Loading (Flash)By the way, what if I want to load an AS2 swf to an AS3 project using LoaderMax? Can I do this?
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fakeartist replied to fakeartist's topic in Loading (Flash)Well, that was not the case, but I solved it. My flash website is made using Actionscript3, but the swf I was trying to load and play was made using Actionscript2!!!! I recompiled the swf using AS3 and all works good now! Thanks anyway. Without your 'security error' description I wouldn't have thought to check the swf language.
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This article provides a deep dive tutorial on the Kerosene ORM's
"Entity Maps" operational mode: how to use it and its internals. If you
have not done it already, you really want to read the
Kerosene ORM Introductory Article, because, otherwise, you will feel lost.
Also, this article comes with no specific download: it assumes you are using the
one provided by that introductory article, where you can find all the samples
and library packages.
Kerosene ORM
Let me recall that, in its "Dynamic Records" operational mode,
Kerosene ORM works with records, instances of dynamic objects that
implement the 'IKRecord' interface. While these instances adapt
themselves to whatever structure the results produced by the execution of a
command may have, converting them into instances of your business classes
involve writing a specific converter per each command.
IKRecord
Yeah, ok, sure, you can always write these delegates once and use them in any
commands that may need them. And indeed this approach suffices in many scenarios
- actually it very well might be the recommended approach if you do not have a
receiving class, or if you have a data intensive scenario where the conversion
penalty into a business class by using a map might not be acceptable. But by
doing so you cannot use concepts like 'navigational' or
'dependency' properties, and you can not keep track on the state of
your business entities (whether they have been updated, or are in and insert
pending state, and so forth).
So that's why, among other reasons, Kerosene ORM supports an
"Entity Maps" mechanism (that, by the way, is the analogous to the
MS' Entity Framework or to the nHibernate one). It has
complete and unconditional support for POCO classes, not requiring to
modify them in any way, not even having to pollute them with
ORM-related attributes, or to write any external mapping or configuration
files. Also, of course, you don't have you derive your classes from any ORM
specific base one.
In its default 'Table Maps' mode Kerosene ORM does everything
for you. Indeed, in the easiest case you just need to tell your connection that
you are interested in this and that POCO types, and that's it. Interesting
enough, this mode is used very often, so many times you find yourself just
writing your POCO classes, and registering them into your link (connection)
instance!
If for whatever circumstances this default mode is not enough for your needs,
no worries, Kerosene ORM is extremely flexible and can be
configured and customized to almost any extend you can imagine. We can specify
what columns are to be considered in a given map, what aren't, what members in
your POCO class should not have to be taken into consideration, and so forth.
And, of course, all of this without having to "touch" in any way these POCO
classes.
Apart from the 'Table Maps' mode, as soon as we want to use
navigational or dependency properties, we are entering into
the land of the 'Lazy Maps' or 'Eager Maps' modes. Their names reflect whether
to load these properties either in advance ('Eager' mode) or only when their
getters are used ('Lazy Mode'). The former is used when these properties are
not virtual, whereas the later is used when we can mark these properties as
virtual ones. We can mix both modes as we wish or need without any problems.
In previous versions the 'Lazy' mode outperformed the 'Eager' one by more
than a 4:1 factor in terms of pure performance. In this current version the
difference is almost neglectable for small tables, even if it is still something
to be taken into consideration for tables with more than a couple of thousand
records.
The reason is because the 'Eager Mode' may end up pre-loading huge object
graphs, depending upon how complex and deep your dependencies are, and this may
have a noticeable effect both in terms of memory consumption and in delays while
that graph is being obtained from the database. On the flip side, once that
graph is loaded, access to the content of these properties is done at 'getter
speed'.
'Lazy Maps', on the contrary, do not load that contents along with the
record. They implement specialized getters and setters so that they are fetched
only when needed. You have not to do anything to use lazy maps but mark your
desired properties as virtual, everything else is done behind the scenes by
Kerosene ORM.
A map is an object that serves as the linkage between a given
primary table in your database and a given POCO class in your
application. As mentioned above, a map must be registered into a link,
specifying the primary table where to find the main contents of your entities
(even if more tables can be involved, as we will see later). A given type can
only be registered once in a given link, but as many times as you want in
different ones. This way you can have different connections (or data contexts),
each having its own map definitions if needed.
Note that Kerosene ORM handles type registration in a very
strict fashion. A type derived from a registered one is considered a completely
different type from the registration mechanism perspective: no inheritance,
covariance or contravariance are taken into consideration. This way we can
register maps for a hierarchy of related types that may share the same table,
without entering into problems of type inheritance.
Maps implement the generic 'IKMetaMap' interface. Among many
other things it provides the 'EntityType' property, that holds
the POCO type the map is associated with, the 'MetaLink' one, that
holds the link the map is registered into, and the 'Table' one, that
holds the name of the primary table where to find the contents of the entities
managed by this map.
IKMetaMap
EntityType
MetaLink
Table
Note that typically you are not going to use this interface, but rather
instances of the 'KMetaMap<T>' class, where 'T'
is the type of the entities managed by the map. The reasons of being for the
un-typed interface are to provide support for lists of maps, regardless the type
each one is associated with, and to support access to a number of operations
regardless the concrete type of the entities managed by that map.
KMetaMap<T>
T
When a map is created it is in a not yet in a validated state
(which is maintained in its 'IsValidated' property). While it is
not validated its structure and configuration can be customized as needed. Once
it is validated any attempt to modify it will throw an exception. We don't need
to validate a map explicitly, it happens automatically as soon as the map is
used for any entity-related purposes or operations. But if, for whatever reason,
you want to do so, its 'Validate()' method can be invoked by your
application.
IsValidated
Validate()
You may recall that a link can be cloned. This capability is provided in
order to create a different data context from an existing one, that's used as
a template, keeping all customizations done on the original link. For your
convenience, when a link is cloned it also clones any maps registered into it,
but leaving the new cloned ones in a non-validated status. This way you do not
have to bother to register the types and creating new maps again, while being
able to customize these new maps as you wish.
We will see the other properties and methods of the map instances in the
explanations below.
And that's it! Kerosene ORM does not require you to
pollute your POCO classes with any ORM-related stuff, not even attributes.
You don't have to write and maintain any mapping or configuration files. You
don't have to use any code generation tools that only God knows what they are
producing. And, no, you don't have to derive your classes from any ORM-specific
one.
To get out the most of the following discussions and examples, we are going
to use the same business scenario as the one we used when discussing the
"Dynamic Records" operational mode. Let me recall that it is just a
sample (an minimalist) HR system composed by three tables, as follows:
Id
ManagerId
CountryId
RegionId
ParentId
The default mode used by Kerosene ORM is known as the
'Table Maps' one. This mode is architected to serve as an almost-direct-map
among the columns in your tables and the corresponding members in your POCO
classes.
Before entering in how to customize our maps let's firstly discuss how can
we use them.
In this mode all that you need to do, in the general case, is to register
into your link instance the POCO type you are interested at, just by creating
a new map instance with the type of the entities, the link, and the name of the
primary table:
new KMetaMap<Employee>(link, x => x.Employees);
We don't even have to assign the newly created instance to a variable, or to
keep track of it, as these things are done automatically by
Kerosene ORM on our behalf.
To prevent re-register the same type again into the link we can use the
link's 'Map<T>()' extension method, that returns the
registered map for the given type, or null if no such map can be found in the
link:
Map<T>()
if(link.Map<Employee>() == null)
new KMetaMap<Employee>(link, x => x.Employees);
Remember that Kerosene ORM handles entity types in a strict
fashion. So, if for instance, we have a 'Manager' class that
inherits from the 'Employee' one, the map that would have
eventually been registered for that 'Manager' type is not returned
by the above example.
Manager
Employee
When the time comes to use this map for any entity related purpose
Kerosene ORM will automatically validate the map. Behind
the scenes the library will find the available columns in the primary table
specified for the map, and then will try to match the names of these columns
against corresponding members in your POCO class. Whether this match is done
in a case sensitive fashion or not depends on the
'CaseSensitive' property of the 'engine' instance the
link of this map is associated with.
CaseSensitive
engine
Remember that, in the general case,
you don't have to have complete knowledge about the structure of your
databases. So it may very well happen that your POCO class only contains a
partial set of the available columns. In this case, the unmatched columns are
said to be 'discarded' and, for performance reasons, won't be taken into
consideration any longer. The list of discarded columns can be found in the
'DiscardedColumns' property of the map once it is validated.
DiscardedColumns
The recommended way of validating a map is to let Kerosene ORM
to initiate this operation when needed, as we have already discussed. Remember
also that you have the 'Validate()' method available if you wish
to perform this operation when you want it to be done. It might be useful when,
for instance, you have created your map and then you want to lock it,
so that it won't accept any further customizations.
We have used so far just one line of code to register our map, but
this is enough to let us now query the database, and to obtain our entities
back. Really, in many scenarios, this is just all what we need to do. Are you
lazy enough to appreciate this beauty?
Well, jokes apart, the idea now is to create a mapped query command,
customize the query, and finally execute it to obtain the entities we are
interested at. When using maps there are a number of extension methods on the
link instances that we can use to instantiate commands; in our case we can use
the 'Query<T>()' and the 'Where<T>()'
ones. The first one creates an empty query, whereas the second one allows us to
specify the query conditions in the same shot.
Query<T>()
Where<T>()
Let's see an example. Let's suppose we are interested in obtaining the
top-most region. One way of doing so, based upon our limited knowledge of our
database, is as follows:
var cmd = link.Where<Region>(x => x.ParentId == null);
var reg = cmd.First();
Among the nicest things in Kerosene ORM is the fact that it
permits you to express any logic in your queries, without being
constraint by what members your POCO class may have or not. So in the above
example the 'ParentId' member may not even have to be mapped
into a member of the 'Region' class, or it may not even exist
on it.
Region
What's more, in advance scenarios you can use mapped queries that
involve other tables, joins, and almost any convoluted logic you may need,
without worrying about if your POCO classes may or may not have the members to
support it. We will see later some examples of it.
By the way, this features are the foundation for the
"Dynamic Repository" pattern implementation whose explanation you can
find in the article whose link is provided in the introductory one.
The 'First()', 'Last()', 'ToList()'
and 'ToArray()' convenience methods are provided to, well, obtain
the results you can imagine from their names. Of course you don't have to use
them, and you can just enumerate this command instead.
First()
ToList()
ToArray()
Let me just recall, from the discussion we had about the
'Last()' method in the previous "Dynamic Records" article, that
this is just a last-resort mechanism that gets and discards all possible
entities until the last one is found, so you may really want to reconsider
the logic you are using in your command.
The 'Skip()' and 'Take()' methods are also
available, and please refer to aforementioned discussions for more details
about the caveats to take into consideration when using them.
Skip()
Take()
For performance and operational reasons each connection maintains its own
cache of entities. Its deeper details are discussed in the "Internals" section
below. But, among many other things, we can take advantage of it, optimizing our
queries returning the entities from the cache, instead of having to hit the
database.
The 'Find()' method returns immediately the first entity in the
cache that matches the conditions given and, if no entity can be found in the
cache then, for your convenience, it automatically goes against the database to
find it. So the above query could have been written also as follows:
Find()
var reg = link.Find<Region>(x => x.ParentId == null);
Let me just point out again that this method
does not create a query command you can use, but that it immediately
returns a matching entity or null, either from the cache or either using the
database as a last resort mechanism.
The 'cache' is quite a complex beast. Please refer to the "Internals"
section below for a deeper understanding of it.
A common need is to 'refresh' a cached entity. This operation is performed
automatically by Kerosene ORM in a number of circumstances (mostly
related to the execution of 'change' operations) but, if for whatever reason,
you want to be sure you are dealing with the most up-to-date contents of an
entity, you can refresh it as follows:
link.Refresh(reg);
This method returns a reference to the refreshed entity that may, or may not,
be the same as the original one. For any practical purposes, except some border
cases, you don't have to worry about it because Kerosene ORM
guarantees that the original object is also refreshed, and that both instances
are kept and treated the same way from the cache perspective.
To insert a new entity in your database it can't be easier: you just need to,
well, create an instance of the entity you want to insert, and then just use the
appropriate 'Insert()' method:
Insert()
var reg = new Region() { ... };
link.Insert(Region).Submit();
link.SubmitChanges();
One caveat, though: remember that just creating a change command does not
execute it. Indeed, Kerosene ORM is architected to implement
the 'Unit Of Work' pattern so you need first to create your command,
then to submit it into your link, and finally to submit all annotated changes
into the database.
Using this pattern Kerosene ORM automatically opens and closes
the underlying connection for you as needed and, by default, it does also create
an internal transaction to execute all annotated change operations under it.
Kerosene ORM does even allow you to change these defaults if you
need. We will see more details later in the "Internals" section.
So you can submit into the link as many change operations as you need to get
them annotated for future execution, and then executed them all at once when
you are happy. If, for whatever reason, you don't want to execute the annotated
operations any longer, you can discard them all by using the
'DiscardChanges()' method of your link.
DiscardChanges()
...; // a change command submitted
...; // another change command submitted
link.DiscardChanges();
When this method is used, all change operations that may have been annotated
into the link are discarded and disposed.
I'm pretty sure you can now imagine what follows. You change the contents of
you POCO entity, and the you create and submits an 'Update()'
command on it:
Update()
reg.Name = "My new name";
...; // other changes as needed
link.Update(reg).Submit();
link.SubmitChanges();
And just to finalize this section, and risking you being bored, to delete an
entity is just as easy as follows:
link.Delete(reg).Submit();
link.SubmitChanges();
While a map is not validated it can be customized and adapted for our concrete
needs. This section contains the most common customizations available for
'Table' maps.
As mentioned in the introduction we often face situations in which the same
table in the database is shared among several POCO types in our solution. Or put
this in other words: we may end up having a number of POCO classes whose contents
can be found in the same table. For instance, you may have an
'Employees' table in the database, but the 'Employee'
and 'Manager' classes in your solution.
Employees
Fine, no problems. Maps provide a 'Discriminator' property that
can be used in these scenarios. It is basically a 'Where' condition that will be
injected behind the scenes in any query we wish to execute with the map where
this property is defined.
Discriminator
Let's suppose we are defining a map for our 'Manager' class, and
that we are aware that there is a boolean column in the 'Employees'
table, named 'IsManager', that we can use to filter the entities
that correspond with managers. Now,
even if there is not a corresponding member in our class we can customize
the map we are defining as follows:
IsManager
var map = new KMetaMap<Manager>(link, x => x.Employees);
map.Discriminator = { x => x.IsManager == true };
Any time a query operation is executed using this map the above logic will be
injected as part of the 'WHERE' clause of the command to be executed.
As mentioned, Kerosene ORM performs a matching phase when the
map is being validated, to put in correspondence columns in the database with
members of the type managed by that map - and discarding those columns no
corresponding members can be found.
Now, what if you want to use a concrete set of columns from your database?
Fine, just specify them as the members of the 'ExplicitColumns'
collection:
ExplicitColumns
var map = ...;
map.ExplicitColumns.Add(x => x.Id);
map.ExplicitColumns.Add(x => x.FirstName);
map.ExplicitColumns.Add(x => x.LastName);
In this example we are telling Kerosene ORM that we are only
interested in those three columns because, if the 'ExplicitColumn'
collection is not empty, then its members will be
the only columns taken into consideration, and the automatic discovery
feature is disabled. Note that if any of the columns specified is not found in
the table, then this is considered an error situation, and an exception is
thrown when the map is validated.
ExplicitColumn
Apart from being able to explicitly set the collection of columns we are
interested in, explicit columns allow us also to specify how their contents
are mapped back and forth against the type you map is managing. The explicit
column's 'LoadEntityDelegate' property is invoked, if it is not
null, to load into the entity the contents from that column.
Correspondingly, its 'WriteRecordDelegate' is invoked, if it is not
null, to write into the column the value obtained from the entity.
LoadEntityDelegate
WriteRecordDelegate
For instance, suppose that our 'Employee' class has a property
named 'Name', that in reality is an instance of an object that has
its own 'FirstName' and 'LastName' properties. We can
specify our delegates in a fluent syntax way as follows:
Name
map = ...;
map.ExplicitColumns.Add(x => x.FirstName)
.OnLoadEntity((entity, value) => { entity.Name.FirstName = value; })
.OnWriteRecord(entity => { return entity.Name.FirstName; });
What happens is that Kerosene ORM
attaches, automatically and at run time, a package of metadata information to
each entity. Among many other interesting things, this metadata package holds
a 'record' instance that's used as a carry pigeon between your
entities and the actual physical contents on the database's table. But the
structure and contents of that record is decoupled from the structure and
contents of your entity. Hence why we can have a set of columns managed by the
map that may have not a direct correspondence with members of the type this map
is register for.
record
The above 'LoadEntityDelegate' and
'WriteRecordDelegate' delegates ultimately transfer column contents
back and forth that record instance. You need to be aware that this is the
underlying mechanism in order to understand how Kerosene ORM
Entity Maps works, and the flexibility this mechanism permits in terms of map
customizations.
The 'Forced Columns' feature is an advanced capability of the
Kerosene ORM "Entity Maps" operational mode. It permits you to
specify what columns must be taken into consideration even if there
are no corresponding members in your class to hold their contents.
This feature is used to support, basically, two scenarios. The first one is
when there are no corresponding members in your type that can be used to hold
the primary key column, or unique valued one, that univocally identifies the
entity. This is really quite an advanced and border case scenario, and we are
going to postpone its discussion now.
The second one happens when we are dealing with 'navigational' or
'dependency' properties. For instance, suppose that our
'Employee' class has a 'Country' property that, well,
you can imagine, holds a reference to the country instance the employee belongs
to. But the table has instead a 'CountryId' foreign key column that
it is not mapped in our entity because there is no correspondent member.
Country
In this case we can specify that column as a forced one as follows:
map = ...;
map.ForcedColumns.Add(x => x.CountryId);
Forced columns provide the same delegates as the explicit columns ones. The
way they will be used in this scenario is slightly different from the way they
are used for explicit columns, so I will postpone the detailed discussion for
the 'Eager' and 'Lazy' maps sections below.
Take note of an important difference between explicit columns and forced
ones. With the former, the list of explicit columns, if it is not empty,
becomes the only columns to be taken into consideration. With the later, the
columns you add into the 'ForcedColumns' property
are just added to the set of columns managed by the map (actually, to
the set of columns to be used by the internal record), regardless of if there
are corresponding members or not - but this list is not taken as
the list of columns to manage.
ForcedColumns
Why have I mentioned this 'forced columns' feature here? Because it is
quite common that the meanings of these two features are mixed together, and
so I wanted to point out the differences out as soon as possible.
It may happen that your POCO types would have a member whose name correspond
to a column in the table - but that, apart from this fact, there is no logical
linkage between the member and the column. Or maybe you don't want that member
to be used by the map mechanism for whatever reasons. In these cases you can
'hide' that member just by doing what follows:
var map = ...;
map.HiddenMembers.Add(x => x.MyHiddenPropertyOrField);
As happens with all 'Add()' methods before, it takes a DLE
(Dynamic Lambda Expression) that resolves into the name of the object you
are interested at, in this case, the name of the property or field you want
to hide.
Add()
Let me take here the chance to mention that the Kerosene ORM
matching mechanism is quite an advanced one, so that it will try to match
members in your POCO class regardless if they are fields or properties, or if
they are public, protected or private ones. It can really be a lifesaver in
many circumstances but, sometimes, we need to use this hidden members feature
to avoid the discovery and matching mechanism for being so aggressive.
Kerosene ORM provides a way by which the maps mechanism can use
the row version control one your underlying database might be using, and in a
very abstract and agnostic fashion. In the default case all it needs to know is
the name of the column your table may be using for row control purposes:
var map = ...;
map.RowVersionColumn.SetName(x > x.TheNameOfMyRowVersionControlColumn);
RowVersionControl
Enabled
Finally let me address something that may be worrying you at this very
moment: how these values are compared? Even if we know the concrete type
used today by our database engine, this may change in the future, not to mention
that each database engine can implement its own type for achieving this
control.
What Kerosene ORM does is converting these values into strings
for comparison purposes. 'RowVersionColumn' instances carry a
default 'ValueToStringDelegate' property, with a delegate that is
used to perform this conversion. Internally it uses the
'Sketch()' extension method provided by the supporting
Kerosene Tools library. If you are not happy with it, you can always
set this property, at any time, with your own delegate. If you use a
null value then it then will revert again to the default one.
RowVersionColumn
ValueToStringDelegate
Sketch()
Kerosene Tools
We have briefly mentioned above the concept of navigational or
dependency properties. This scenario happens when our POCO class holds
a reference to a parent entity, or to a list of child ones,
and we want the Entity Maps mechanism to be aware of them, and to
manage them appropriately.
Kerosene ORM collectively knows them as
'Extended Members', and this is the name we are going to use from now
on. Note that only properties can be 'extended' ones, not fields.
Just to have some background for the following discussions let's assume that
our 'Region' POCO class has a property named 'Parent'
that, if not null, holds a reference to the super-region this one belongs to,
that it has a 'List<Region> SubRegions' property that is a
list-alike one containing the regions that depends on this one, and that,
finally, it has a 'List<Country> Countries' property that
contains the countries that depend directly from this region, as follows:
Parent
List<Region> SubRegions
List<Country> Countries
public class Region
{
public string Id { get; set; }
public string Name { get; set; }
private object rv = null;
public Region Parent { get { return _Parent; } set { _Parent = value; } }
public List<Region> SubRegions { get { return _SubRegions; } }
public List<Contry> Countries {
get { return _Countries; }
internal protected set { _Countries = value; }
}
private Region _Parent = null;
private List<Region> _SubRegions = new List<Region>();
private List<Country> _Countries = new List<Country>();
}
Our knowledge is that the underlying 'Regions' table has a
column named 'ParentId' column whose value, if not null, is the
id of the super region. We do also know that the 'Countries' table
has a column named 'RegionId' whose value is the id of the region
this country belongs to.
Regions
Countries
The 'Employee' and 'Region' POCO classes will have
similar arrangements that we are not going to repeat here (they can be found in
the examples provided in the download).
An 'Eager' map is a map that contains non-virtual extended members. This is
precisely the case we have in the code above. What it is important to bear in
mind is that, in this case, the contents of these members
are loaded along with the contents of their hosting entity.
The main caveat lies precisely in this assertion. When using 'Eager' maps
you may end up pre-loading huge object graphs, depending upon how deep and
complex your extended members set-up determines. Not only it may have an impact
on memory and performance (cache can grow dramatically) but also there might be
noticeable delays when loading one entity... because behind the scenes you have
told it to load its dependencies, and this may happen in a recurrent way with
their own dependencies, and so forth.
On the flip side, once you have loaded an entity, accessing the references
held in its extended members is done at 'getter' speed. Since version 6.5
Kerosene ORM implements an improved cache collector mechanism to
alleviate the memory pressure - and it does a pretty good job. So, now, the
above caveat only applies with tables having more than a couple of thousand
records, or when the underlying communication is slow enough to impose a
noticeable delay when loading the complete graph.
A map is considered 'Lazy' when its extended members are marked as virtual.
When this happens Kerosene ORM will create an internal
proxy type that inherits from your original one, which carries the
logic that makes possible for the extended members not to be pre-loaded along
with the standard contents of your entity, but rather only when they are used.
The proxy type overrides the getters and setters of your original properties
in order to achieve this capability. Hence why they must be virtual.
Kerosene ORM will create and return instances of that proxy type
as needed, and always as the result of a query command. But it is not mandatory
that you use this proxy type explicitly. Indeed, the most common scenario is
when you create an instance of your POCO class using, well, the constructor of
your POCO class, and then uses it with your lazy map.
If you really want to squeeze Kerosene ORM's performance, you
can create an instance of the proxy type instead:
var reg = link.NewEntity<Region>();
The type argument is your original type, not the proxy type the
map may have generated. Indeed, you can use this method with any map and, if
there is no proxy type available, then it just creates an instance of your
original POCO class. As already mentioned, that POCO class does not even need
to have a parameterless constructor for this to work.
I acknowledge that sometimes this approach is not feasible (for instance, it
cannot be used with the "Dynamic Data Services" facilities - see the
accompanying articles for more details). No problems: if this is the case
Kerosene ORM manages your POCO class' instances in a lazy maps
context as good as if they were proxied ones.
You can mix both lazy and eager maps as you wish, and even you may have both
virtual and non-virtual extended members in the same class for any reasons. When
these situations happen then you are said to be in a hybrid maps
scenario, which is completely supported by Kerosene ORM without
any caveats.
The recommended approach to specify extended members is by using a custom
map for the type you are interested in. The class of this map will inherit from
the KMetaMap<T> one, and its constructor is the right place
where to use the methods and properties we are going to see below (as well as
the ones we have discussed already).
For instance, a custom map for our Region POCO class can be
defined as follows:
public class RegionMap : KMetaMap<Region>
{
public RegionMap : base(link, x => x.Regions)
{
...
}
}
We need to bear in mind that the base KMetaMap<T> class has
a constructor that takes two parameters: the first one being the link instance
where this map is going to be registered into, and the second one being a DLE
that resolves into the name of the primary table where to find the entities
managed by this map.
Later on, your can register a new instance of our customized map into a given
link as follows:
if(link.Map<Region>() == null) new RegionMap(link);
You may want to remember from the previous articles that validation takes
place automatically by default, so once you have registered the map you can
consider it available, without any further actions from your side, for any
practical purposes.
Let's now see how can we specify a parent extended member
inside that constructor. In this case, remember that what we want to do
is to tell Kerosene ORM that our POCO class has a property named
'Parent', that holds a reference to, well, the region this one
depends from, and that this one is maintained in the database using the
'ParentId' foreign key column:
...
ForcedColumns
.Add(x => x.ParentId)
.OnWriteRecord(obj => {
return obj.Parent == null ? null : obj.Parent.Id;
});
ExtendedMembers
.Add(x => x.Parent)
.SetMode(KMapExtendedMemberMode.Parent)
.OnComplete((obj, rec) => {
return Link.Find<Region>(x => x.Id == rec[y => y.ParentId]);
});
...
Because our 'Region' class has no member available to store the
value of that foreign key column, we have firstly added a forced column to the
map in order to have a place where to store its value - and, at the end of the
day, remember it will be a column in the 'record' that will be
associated at run time with each managed entity.
We have also set the 'WriteRecordDelegate' property of that
forced column, so that we can feed the record from the entity when
needed. I'm sure you have noticed that we have not set the
'LoadEntityDelegate' property - and the reason is because, when
we are dealing with extended members, how to obtain the entities they refer to
is the job of the extended members themselves.
So, secondly, we have added the extended member itself. The
'Add()' method takes a DLE that resolves into the name of the
receiving member in the type. Remember that we can only use properties, not
fields, but they can be public, protected, or internal protected
ones. Private members are not supported for lazy maps due to some
limitations on C# itself. If the member is marked as virtual then we will have
a 'Lazy' map. If not, an 'Eager' one.
The 'SetMode()' method permits us to specify how the
extended member behaves when it is involved in a change operation of its
hosting entity. The default value is 'None', which means that
the extended member is not involved in any change operation of its hosting
entity. In our case we have specified a value of 'Parent', which
means that the extended member is, well, to be considered as a parent of its
hosting entity.
SetMode()
None
Finally we have specified what happens when the hosting entity
is completed, setting its 'CompleteDelegate' property
that, conceptually, replaces the 'LoadEntityDelegate' one of the
forced columns. This 'CompleteDelegate' is invoked when the
hosting entity has been loaded and there is the need to load its extended
properties. If they are eager ones, then this delegate is invoked as
soon as possible. If they are lazy ones, this delegate is only invoked when
their getters are used. In this later case Kerosene ORM manages
'dirty members' such a way that the delegate is only invoked when the member
can be considered 'dirty' from the maps mechanism perspective.
CompleteDelegate
The signature of this delegate is
'Func<T, IKRecord, object>', taking as its arguments the
entity being completed and the record where to find the contents obtained from
the database. You can then perform any logic you wish, and to execute any
database operations you need, in order the delegate to return a reference
that will be loaded into the extended member. This is why, in the above example,
we have used:
Func<T, IKRecord, object>
...
.OnComplete((obj, rec) => {
return Link.Find<Region>(x => x.Id == rec[y => y.ParentId]);
})
...
In this example we are using the value of the 'ParentId' column
that is stored in the record to perform a query, using the 'Find()'
method that returns either the reference of the super-region or null if such
cannot be found in the cache or in the database. Remember that maps have a
'Link' property, so we can use it to perform the find operation.
If you need to use a different data context, or to use any other logic to
generate and return the parent entity, please feel free to do so.
Link
As a side note we had to use a different dynamic argument in the
lambda expression used on the record to specify the name of the column. This is
needed due to the way lambda expressions work in C# - in our case we are
basically using a nested lambda expression inside an external one, and the
compiler will complain if we would have used the same name for their respective
dynamic arguments.
Let's now move on and see how to specify child extended members:
...
ExtendedMembers
.Add(x => x.Countries)
.SetMode(KMapExtendedMemberMode.Child)
.OnComplete((obj, rec) => {
return Link.Where<Country>(x => x.RegionId == obj.Id).ToList();
});
...
So in this case what we are trying to do is to load the
'Countries' member with the list of countries that depend directly
from this region. We don't need to use, in this case, any forced column, as all
values we will need are already stored in the entity instance itself.
The 'Add()' and 'SetMode()' methods are the same as
in the previous case and I won't repeat their discussion here again. The only
thing to mention is that the 'mode' of the extended member is set to
'Child'.
Child
The 'OnComplete()' method has also the same syntax as in the
previous case but now it is returning a list or references instead of a single
reference. We have not used in this case the 'IKRecord' argument
because, well, we don't need it here.
OnComplete()
As a final consideration, if the receiving member is a list-alike one, then
Kerosene ORM treats it slightly different as if it were a plain
reference one. In the later case, remember that whatever instance is returned
from the delegate is fed into the receiving member. But when it is a list-alike
one, then the original list is cleared, and then the references
contained in the list returned by the delegate are added into it. In no
circumstances the list returned is used to set the value of the receiving
member.
There is one consideration regarding this rule, though. When the
receiving member is null then Kerosene ORM will firstly creates a
list for that member (if the list returned is not null), and then the list of
references obtained is added to that list as described above. This is really a
border case, but it worth to be mentioned.
Ok, we have specified Parent and Child extended members,
but we would like to have some more information about how they are handled by
Kerosene ORM. No problems, this section provides precisely this
information.
Probably the most important concept to talk about is how these 'parent' and
'child' constraints are honored in different scenarios.
For starters, let's suppose we are asked to delete the top-most region.
Remember that in our scenario we can do it just as follows:
var reg = link.Find<Region>(x => x.ParentId == null);
if(reg != null) link.Delete(reg).Submit();
link.SubmitChanges();
When the delete command is submitted, it takes into consideration the
dependencies defined in the extended members of the map. In our case we
have three ones to consider:
SubmitChanges()
Let's now analize the opposite operation: insertions. Suppose that, starting
from this empty database, our application creates some instances with
dependencies among them:);
We are still at application-level logic (the right place to be, by the way),
so when we have created a child instance we have set the property that
'points to' its parent, and in that such parent we have included our new
reference into its corresponding list - nothing new, this is probably the way
we have used more often in almost all applications we have encountered fo far.
Now, we want to persist this structure into the database. Sure, we can submit
an insert operation per each new instance, but you lazy guy are fortunate
because Kerosene ORM can handle those dependencies for you
automatically. So you just need to submit an insert operation on the top-most
instance you have in your application-level logic and you are done:
link.Insert(root).Submit();
link.SubmitChanges();
The first line, remember, creates an insert operation (on the root instance
in this example) and then submits it into the link for further execution. When
this submission happens Kerosene ORM analyzes the dependencies of
the entity affected by the operation. In our case, it finds it has a list of
child regions, and because the parent-child relationship in place it creates and
submit an internal insert operation per each child instance that has not been
inserted yet.
The second line just materializes all the changes into the database,
inserting all the entities we have created in the above example. What we have
achieved in this example is known as 'cascading down' because we have started
from a parent entity and have left Kerosene ORM to cascade down
through the dependencies.
Let's now see an example of the opposite 'cascade up' modality. Let's assume
we are starting from the same clean database, and that in this example our
application creates some entities as follows:);
Region enorth = new Region() { Id = "110", Name = "ENORTH", Parent = emea }; emea.SubRegions.Add(enorth);
Country uk = new Country() { Id = "uk", Name = "UK", Region = enorth }; enorth.Countries.Add(uk);
Note that we are using a more interesting scenario, involving entities of
different POCO classes. Now, instead of submitting an insert operation on the
top-most instance we can just do the opposite: submit the insert operation on
the child-most one:
link.Insert(uk).Submit();
link.SubmitChanges();
As expected Kerosene ORM realizes that our 'uk'
entity depends from the 'enorth' one and, because it is not
persisted yet, submits an automatic insert operation for it. And the ball keeps
rolling so now the library treats the 'emea' entity, and in turn
then the 'root' one.
uk
enorth
emea
root
You get the idea, right? At each stage Kerosene ORM analyzes
the dependencies of the entity at hand and processes them appropriately - so
as far as there are clear dependencies defined at you application-level related
logic, it really doesn't matter if you submit a change operation on the top-most
instance, on the child-most one, or on any instance in between. For instance,
in the above example, when reaching the 'root' instance the library
realizes not only that it has to be inserted, but also that it has its own child
entities that may need to be processed as well.
The process we have described work the same way for Delete, Insert, and
Update operations. The difference lies on how parent and child constraints are
handled, because deleting a parent implies that it needs to delete its child
dependencies, whereas inserting a child needs to make sure its parent entity,
if any, has been persisted into the database before proceeding.
There is one caveat to take into consideration. Let me draw a picture to
better explain it:
Suppose we have submitted a change operation on the left entity. As
mentioned, Kerosene ORM analyzes its dependencies and have found
that it depends on a given parent. So, in turn, the library will analyze its
own dependencies. When doing so it reaches a parent's child that has been
already persisted and that has no updates pending in its contents. In this
situation, Kerosene ORM will stop the loop here... without
realizing that this child has, in turn, a child that has not been persisted
yet.
This is done by design, to prevent loading the complete database in memory.
But the side effect is that the child-child entity at the right, that may or may
not need a change operation, is not touched. This is really a border case
because I'm pretty sure that, if it would be needed, you would have already
submitted the appropriate change operation on the child-child entity as it was not
directly related to the original one. The morale is that you can rely on the
default mechanism as far as there is a direct parent-child relationship, but
not when there are only sibling ones. Since you may encounter this situation
it worth to be mentioned here.
Two more things about these topics:
Let me finalize this section by describing how Kerosene ORM
can identify if there are any changes in the contents of an entity, and
so an update command is required. You may want to remember that each entity has
a package of metadata information associated to it, and among other things it
maintains an 'record' instance that contains the last contents
persisted to or retrieved from the database. What Kerosene ORM does
it to compare these values with the current ones in the entity, and if there is
any mismatch then an update operation will be created and submitted.
Man (or madam)! What a long article! You deserve all my credits for being
able to stay with me for so long. Fortunately we have just one more section
ahead, and it is a fun one: let's dive into the internals of the
Kerosene ORM's Entity Maps mechanism.
As was briefly mentioned above Kerosene ORM attaches,
automatically and at run time, a package of metadata information to each entity
it has to manage. This package is known as a 'meta entity', and object
that implements the 'IKMetaEntity' interface, and it has a number
of interesting properties:
IKMetaEntity
Entity
MetaMap
State
Collected
Detached
ToInsert
To
ToUpdate
Ready
MetaOperation
Fine, but how can we get access to the metadata package associated with a
given entity? The 'KMap' factory static class provides you with
the 'MetaEntity()' static method that can be used for this
purpose:
KMap
MetaEntity()
var obj = ...; // obtain your business-level entity, an instance of your POCO class
var meta = KMap.MetaEntity(obj);
That's it. If your entity does not yet carry the package of metadata
information then it is created on the fly and returned.
Finally, there is yet another interesting property: the 'Record'
one. Its job is to maintain the latest records obtained from the database or
persisted into it. This property is provided for your convenience, in case you
want to take a look at its latest contents, or at the schema that describes
the structure of columns the map has taken into consideration (by using its
'Schema' property).
Record
Schema
Kerosene ORM relies heavily on this object. For instance, when
defining forced columns the library will make sure that these columns appear in
this record even if there were no corresponding members in the type being
mapped. This would be also the case when using dependency properties with no
members in the type to hold the appropriate columns in the table, or when your
identity columns have no corresponding members in your POCO class. And, of
course, its contents are the ones the library considers that reflect the most
up-to-date information regarding the real ones in the database. For all those
reasons you are strongly advised not to mess up with this record, not to modify
it in any way, not to dispose it, etc.
The way Kerosene ORM attaches, at run-time, this package of
metadata information is basically by treating it as an attribute, creating and
adding it into the list of attributes carried in the object's run-time metadata
when needed. There are some safety nets also implemented to guarantee that only
one package of metadata exist for any given object.
The core 'IKLink' objects, that remember they represent an
agnostic connection, or data context, against an underlying database, are not
prepared per-se to deal with maps. But do remember as well that they provide a
way to carry any arbitrary information that might be needed using its
'ExtendedInfo' extensibility mechanism.
IKLink
ExtendedInfo
What the Entity Maps mechanism does is to create a meta-link, prepared to
deal with maps, and then add this instance to the extended information
repository of the original link. At the end of the day you don't have really
to be very picky with this because the library provides a complete set of
extension methods on your original link instance that give visibility to the
functionality provided by the meta-link.
Anyhow, if for whatever reason you want to have direct access to it, the
'KMap' static factory class allows you to do so by using an
extension method of your original link instance, as follows:
var link = ...; // My original link instance
var metaLink = link.MetaLink();
Each data context, or link (well, actually, the meta-link associated with
it), maintains a cache of managed entities. This cache is populated when, for
instance, performing a query so that these entities are ready to be used by your
application without having to go again to the database to fetch them. It is also
populated or purged when performing the appropriate change operations on your
entities.
Once an entity is stored in the cache it can be also located by the
'Find()' and 'Refresh()' operations as needed. Also,
when executing a query, Kerosene ORM will try to locate in the
cache any entities whose identities correspond to the records obtained from the
database, and in this case, the library updates their contents instead of
creating new entities. This way, any references held by your application are
automatically updated with the most fresh contents obtained.
Refresh()
When a delete operation is executed the corresponding entity is removed from
the cache, and its package of metadata information is cleared. If for whatever
reason you want to remove one of your entities from the cache, without executing
a delete operation, it can be achieved by using:
var link = ...; // my data context
var obj = ...; // my entity obtained from any source
link.Detach(obj);
Note that this will render the entity as if it were just created
by your application, losing whatever state information or record it might be
carrying.
The internal management of the cache is very complex. For instance, we need
to identify what entities have been collected by the GC, so removing them from
the cache. We also want to balance the size of the cache against having a
complete and in-memory updated representation of the contents of our database,
because as it grows the impact on memory and performance becomes noticeable.
Kerosene ORM implements an internal cache collector that does a
pretty good job balancing those needs, and it is enabled by default. You can
disable it if you wish by using the 'link.DisableCollector()'
method, but I encourage you to think twice about why do you want to do so.
I give it some use in debug scenarios, to test memory pressure and impacts on
performance, but I have never used it in production ones.
link.DisableCollector()
If it is disabled and you want to enable it again you can use the
'link.EnableCollector()' method. You can also use an override of
this method to change the operational configuration of the collector while
it is running: 'link.EnableCollector(int ms, bool gc)'. The first
argument is the number of milliseconds to wait till the cache collector is fired
for this link instance. The second one tells the library whether to force a
GC collection before firing the cache collector. You can also get back
information on whether the cache collector is enabled for a given link or not
by using the 'link.CollectorEnabled()' method.
link.EnableCollector()
link.EnableCollector(int ms, bool gc)
link.CollectorEnabled()
We already know that Kerosene ORM will create or use an internal
nestable transaction to protect all the change operations executed in
a shot. This is really the recommended way of executing changes against the
database. But you can customize and adapt this mechanism for your own needs:
var link = ...; // my link
bool useTx = link.UseTransactionsWhenSubmitChanges();
link.UseTransactionsWhenSubmitChanges(false);
The first method retrieves whether automatic nestable transactions are
enabled on the link or not (which are by default). The second method permits
us to set the new value.
Even if we have modified the above setting we can, for a particular
scenario, execute all pending changes with or without transactions explicitly,
by using, for instance:
link.SubmitChanges(withTransaction: false);
Note that if we have used transactions, and any error has happened,
Kerosene ORM can make a number of educated guesses about the state
of the database, and so it just to need to refresh the entities in its cache.
When we have opted for not using transactions, then the situation is not as
easy, as some operations may have been persisted, whereas others not. To
recover from such scenario, Kerosene ORM tries to un-play the
change operations that may have been actually executed, which is not always
possible to its complete extension.
Anyhow, in both cases, if a database error has been detected while executing
the transactions, apart from trying to recover from that condition,
Kerosene ORM will finally throw an exception reflecting this
situation. Your application level code can ignore this exception or use it the
way it better fits into its needs.
If your entities have not a parameterless constructor then, when the need
comes to create new instances, Kerosene ORM will use a hidden
gem provided by the .NET serialization services, which is the
'FormatterServices.GetUninitializedObject(type)' one. As the
documentation says this method will create a
"zeroed object of the specified type", which is precisely what we
wanted.
FormatterServices.GetUninitializedObject(type)
On top of the standard methods the 'Query' command supports,
Kerosene ORM adds support for some additional ones that open the
door to complex query scenarios.
Query
Let's suppose that our query logic involves other tables. Chances are high
that a column in our primary table ('Id', etc.) has the same name
as the column in any of those other tables: we need to use aliases. But how?
Easy, use the 'TableAlias(alias)' method whose DLE (dynamic lambda
expression) argument resolves into the name of the alias to use, just for this
query command, with the primary table:
TableAlias(alias)
var link = ...M
var cmd = link.Query<Region>()
.TableAlias(x => x.Reg)
.From(x => x.Countries.As(x.Ctry))
...;
This way we can involve in our query logic other tables, using the
'From()' method, each having assigned its own alias assigned.
We can also use this primary table alias assignation feature if, for whatever
reason, we want to use joins in our query:
From()
var link = ...M
var cmd = link.Query<Region>()
.TableAlias(x => x.Reg)
.Join(x => ...)
...;
Usage of joins in the context of a map operation is extremely delicate. It
was introduced to support a very specific need. But even if it is now supported
is one of those border cases I am sure I am going to find just once again, if
any... and in a far future I guess.
Now that you have complete information about this "Entity Maps"
operational mode you may want to understand how Kerosene ORM
permits you to implement an unique Dynamic Repository and
Unit Of Work patterns. To do so please refer to the link that is given
in the introductory article mentioned above.
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public class Appointment
{
public int AppointmentID { get; set; }
public List<Customer> ConfirmedCustomers { get; set; }
}
public class Customer
{
public int AppointmentID { get; set; }
}
foreach (KeyValuePair<string, object> parameter in Parameters)
{
command.Parameters.Add(new SqlParameter(parameter.Key, parameter.Value));
}
x => x.BirthDate >= DateTime.Now.ToString(...)
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KParameterListDirect
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MoveNext()
KEnumeratorDirect
GetResult()
GetCommandString()
databaseLink.AddMap<UserSecurity>(us => us.UserSecurity).Add(
us => us.ID.OnWrite(false).IsUnique(true),
us => us.Email,
us => us.Password,
us => us.ConfirmPassword,
us => us.UserGroup,
us => us.UserDetailsID);
UserSecurity clone = (UserSecurity)databaseLink.MappedClone(UserSecurity.GetUserByID(editedUser.ID));
var cmd =
databaseLink.Update<UserSecurity>(editedUser, clone)
.Execute();
if (!item.AcceptWrite) continue;
var cmd =
databaseLink.Update<UserSecurity>(editedUser)
.Execute();
IsUnique()
IsKey()
IsKey
IsUnique
OnWrite(false)
Update<T>(record)
Delete<<T>(record)
if (!item.AcceptWrite) continue;
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KLinkDirect
QueryXXX()
IteratorCurrent()
DeepObject
dynamic
InsertXXX()
DeleteXXX()
UpdateXXX()
IteratorMoveNext()
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tl;dr — for a while now, I am using a custom module called
cmd-ts, which is a type-first command line argument parser. Don't know what it means? I'll try to explain below! Anyway, give it a try, and let's make it better together.
I write a lot of command line applications, both at work and for my own usage. Like many, my go-to toolkit for building them in Node.js was
commander or similar packages. They're great, but after using
structopt, the struct-based derive macro for the
clap Rust crate, I felt something is missing.
Let's assume we're building a powerful
cat clone. We want to read files, support reading from the standard input, and making HTTP calls. Check out the following code which implements it in a very simple fashion:
import fs from "fs"; fs.createReadStream(process.argv[2]).pipe(process.stdout);
We can use our
cat clone like so:
$ ts-node ./cat.ts ./cat.ts import fs from 'fs'; fs.createReadStream(process.argv[2]).pipe(process.stdout);
Amazing! It can only read a file, and we need to add the rest of the features, but the code is very nice. but... this doesn't scale.
- We might want to have autogenerated
- We might want to validate that we get a value in the file name
- We might want to add boolean
--flags or
--option=valuearguments
So we need a nicer way to parse the command line arguments the user provides us.
There are not a lot of big CLI apps that are using raw
process.argv. Most of them use
commander which is a high-level CLI parser, and some use
yargs or a similar package. If you're familiar with Commander, you might find yourself writing something like:
import { Command } from "commander"; import fs from "fs"; new Command() .arguments("<path>") .action((path) => { fs.createReadStream(path).pipe(process.stdout); }) .parse(process.argv);
Commander did satisfy our last requests, which is good:
- We can have an autogenerated
- It validates that we get a value for
<path>
- It is very simple to add
--flags or
--option=values
However, it does not provide us any way of type safety. TypeScript obviously can't identify what
path is. It is typed as
any. It is exactly the same as named
--option=value and boolean
--flags. You're in
any land. This is not something we want but Commander doesn't let us declare types anywhere. Maybe with the template strings features of TS 4.1 the Commander team will write the description string parser in TypeScript and infer everything from the string.
Commander does validate for presence of value in
<path>, and it looks like:
$ ts-node cat.ts error: missing required argument 'path'
Now, consider if you want to validate more stuff, and not just the presence of a value. What if you want to check if the provided path exists? What if we want different parsing/validation behavior, or in other words — why do we treat all input as simple strings?
Enter
cmd-ts
cmd-ts is a new command-line argument parser library that works kinda differently. It is influenced by Rust's
structopt and provides a "type-first" approach to command line argument parsing:
- Everything is type-safe
- Types are both in runtime and compile-time, for maximum confidence
- Parsing/validation are handled by the argument parser
- Extremely easy unit testing and code sharing
Cloning the previous example
cmd-ts' syntax is very different from Commander's. Instead of using a builder pattern,
cmd-ts favors building applications using simple function composition. This allows you to extract and share logic between applications, commands or modules — or even just to make your code shorter and more manageable. So, to replicate the exact behavior, which doesn't show
cmd-ts' superpowers, will be the following:
import { command, positional, binary, run } from "cmd-ts"; import fs from "fs"; const cat = command({ name: "cat", args: { path: positional(), }, async handler({ path }) { fs.createReadStream(path).pipe(process.stdout); }, }); run(binary(cat), process.argv);
Let's break it down:
command is a function that creates a command-line application. These applications can be later composed using the
subcommands function. It expects a
name and an optional
version to be printed with
--help and
--version.
In order to declare arguments (like we do with
.arguments() in Commander), we provide the
args object to
command. Every key/value pair in
args is an argument definition. Arguments can be parsed in various ways, and one of them is
positional: taking a position-based argument from the user input.
Each argument is parsed into a type. We provide the
string type (this is an object declared in
cmd-ts, not to be confused with TypeScript's
string type). These types can be consumed via a 3rd party or be easily built for your custom validation/parsing needs. We'll see an example in a bit.
The
handler function receives all the arguments parsed by
args. The key/value pairs are statically typed into
handler - so you can destructure the value and be confident that you will get the type you expect. In our example,
path is not explicitly typed, so it uses the default one —
string — and if we provided a different type (like,
number), TypeScript could stop us from making mistakes in compile time.
But again — this implementation doesn't show the amazing capabilities you can have by using
cmd-ts types.
Reading an existing file
Let's try running our command, and try to print a non-existing file:
$ ts-node cat.ts unknown-file events.js:291 throw er; // Unhandled 'error' event ^ Error: ENOENT: no such file or directory, open 'unknown-file' Emitted 'error' event on ReadStream instance at: at internal/fs/streams.js:136:12 at FSReqCallback.oncomplete (fs.js:156:23) { errno: -2, code: 'ENOENT', syscall: 'open', path: 'unknown-file' }
This is not a nice error at all. It happens because
createReadStream creates a stream from a non-existing file, and when trying to read it we get an
error event which we didn't handle. A common practice in Commander apps is to validate in your action, and therefore have a userland reporting mechanism.
cmd-ts pushes the validation and parsing into the "type", which is a part of the parsing process. So, instead of using the default
string type, we can use another type. But which type should we use?
cmd-ts comes with optional "battery packs" you can use in your project. One of them is the file system pack which exports the
File type, which resolves into a path of an existing file. Fails to parse if file doesn't exist or the provided path is not a file.
The change itself is very simple to do — adding the
File type to the positional argument definition:
import { command, positional, binary, run } from "cmd-ts"; import { File } from "cmd-ts/dist/cjs/batteries/fs"; import fs from "fs"; const cat = command({ name: "cat", args: { path: positional({ type: File }), }, async handler({ path }) { fs.createReadStream(path).pipe(process.stdout); }, }); run(binary(cat), process.argv);
Nothing really changed in our implementation detail (the
handler function) but we do declare that we expect a file. Check out the following error message for a non-existing file:
$ ts-node cat.ts unknown-file error: found 1 error cat unknown-file ^ Path doesn't exist hint: for more information, try 'cat --help'
A similar error would be if we try to pass a directory to our application:
$ ts-node cat.ts /tmp error: found 1 error cat /tmp ^ Provided path is not a file hint: for more information, try 'cat --help'
Roll Your Own Validations
cmd-ts allows you to create custom types and validate user input yourself, abstracting it from the implementation. These types can be shared across different applications, modules and even internally in different commands. There is no reason the actual handling code should verify path existence, or that the user input is a valid URL, or that the user input matches a list of strings. It can all be baked into the parsing and provide great errors with context to whatever was wrong in their input.
the filesystem pack or the simple
number type to see how easy is to implement it yourself.
The next part will be a step-by-step guide to build a custom type, which will make our code look even nicer and show how it affects testing and ergonomics.
cmd-ts has some more gems baked into it, so you should probably take a look at the docs. I personally don't use any other command line argument parser, and it's not only because my righteous bias — other team members at Wix are already using it to distribute great developer experience across the organization.
So you should definitely check it out, and contact me if you have any questions or issues.
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