text: < User:DarioAndres Revision as of 00:44, 26 August 2009 (view source)DarioAndres (talk | contribs) (→Backtrace Generation)← Older edit Revision as of 00:45, 26 August 2009 (view source) DarioAndres (talk | contribs) (→Retrieving a backtrace with Valgrind)Newer edit → Line 223: Line 223: Now reproduce the crash. As soon as this happens, the application and valgrind will terminate. What's left is a file named <tt>someKDEapp.pid</tt> where ''pid'' is replaced by the process ID of the valgrind process. The file may list more errors than the one causing the crash. Here's the bit causing the crash which corresponds to the GDB backtrace above: Now reproduce the crash. As soon as this happens, the application and valgrind will terminate. What's left is a file named <tt>someKDEapp.pid</tt> where ''pid'' is replaced by the process ID of the valgrind process. The file may list more errors than the one causing the crash. Here's the bit causing the crash which corresponds to the GDB backtrace above: − ==23292== Invalid read of size 4+<code> − ==23292== at 0x806BD9E: TreeMapItem::parent() const (treemap.h:285)+==4538== Invalid read of size 4 − ==23292== by 0x8065FB9: TreeMapItemList::compareItems(void*, void*) (treemap.cpp:720)+==4538== at 0xA143AAF: setCaretInvisibleIfNeeded(KHTMLPart*) (khtml_part.cpp:2846) − ==23292== by 0x50AC618: QGList::operator==(QGList const&) const (in /usr/qt/3/lib/libqt-mt.so.3.3.8)+==4538== by 0xA14CCC9: KHTMLPart::setCaretMode(bool) (khtml_part.cpp:2862) − ==23292== by 0x806D3BF: QPtrList<TreeMapItem>::operator==(QPtrList<TreeMapItem> const&) const (qptrlist.h:74)+==4538== by 0xA14CDA9: KHTMLPart::slotToggleCaretMode() (khtml_part.cpp:7155) − ==23292== by 0x8062DE7: TreeMapWidget::mousePressEvent(QMouseEvent*) (treemap.cpp:1840)+==4538== by 0xA177107: KHTMLPart::qt_metacall(QMetaObject::Call, int, void**) (khtml_part.moc:337) − ==23292== by 0x4E2FA62: QWidget::event(QEvent*) (in /usr/qt/3/lib/libqt-mt.so.3.3.8)+==4538== by 0x4ED79C9: QMetaObject::activate(QObject*, int, int, void**) (qobject.cpp:3112) − ==23292== by 0x4D96CA6: QApplication::internalNotify(QObject*, QEvent*) (in /usr/qt/3/lib/libqt-mt.so.3.3.8)+==4538== by 0x4ED7E0C: QMetaObject::activate(QObject*, QMetaObject const*, int, int, void**) (qobject.cpp:3206) − ==23292== by 0x4D97A87: QApplication::notify(QObject*, QEvent*) (in /usr/qt/3/lib/libqt-mt.so.3.3.8)+==4538== by 0x51884F7: QAction::triggered(bool) (moc_qaction.cpp:236) − ==23292== by 0x4809AC3: KApplication::notify(QObject*, QEvent*) (kapplication.cpp:550)+==4538== by 0x5187ABC: QAction::activate(QAction::ActionEvent) (qaction.cpp:1160) − ==23292== by 0x4D36FD1: QETWidget::translateMouseEvent(_XEvent const*) (in /usr/qt/3/lib/libqt-mt.so.3.3.8)+==4538== by 0x518781C: QAction::event(QEvent*) (qaction.cpp:1079) − ==23292== by 0x4D368AF: QApplication::x11ProcessEvent(_XEvent*) (in /usr/qt/3/lib/libqt-mt.so.3.3.8)+==4538== by 0x46FF902: KAction::event(QEvent*) (kaction.cpp:88) − ==23292== by 0x4D46760: QEventLoop::processEvents(unsigned) (in /usr/qt/3/lib/libqt-mt.so.3.3.8)+==4538== by 0x51972DA: QApplicationPrivate::notify_helper(QObject*, QEvent*) (qapplication.cpp:4056) − ==23292== Address 0x2C is not stack'd, malloc'd or (recently) free'd+==4538== by 0x519573B: QApplication::notify(QObject*, QEvent*) (qapplication.cpp:3603) +==4538== Address 0x0 is not stack'd, malloc'd or (recently) free'd +</code> But to be sure, just attach the whole log file to the crash report. But to be sure, just attach the whole log file to the crash report. Revision as of 00:45, 26 August 2009 Contents 1 Development/Tutorials/Debugging/How to create useful crash reports 2 Introduction 3 How to create useful crash reports 3.1 Description 3.1.1 Application specific details 3.2 Backtraces 3.2.1 Preparing your KDE packages 3.3 Crash! 3.3.1 KDE 4.3 and later 3.3.2 KDE 4.0 - 4.2 3.3.3 KDE 3.x 3.3.4 Backtrace Generation 3.4 Retrieving a backtrace with GDB 3.5 Retrieving a backtrace with Valgrind Development/Tutorials/Debugging/How to create useful crash reports Languages: عربي | Asturianu | Català | Česky | Kaszëbsczi | Dansk | Deutsch | English | Esperanto | Español | Eesti | فارسی | Suomi | Français | Galego | Italiano | 日本語 | 한국어 | Norwegian | Polski | Português Brasileiro | Română | Русский | Svenska | Slovenčina | Slovenščina | српски | Türkçe | Tiếng Việt | Українська | 简体中文 | 繁體中文 Introduction This document describes how to reproduce a useful backtrace of crashing KDE applications. First, some general information is given. Then, we will describe for several distributions how to prepare your KDE packages and gather the backtrace. This should be enough for most people. There are additional sections on how to create backtraces with the GNU Debugger and with Valgrind, which are usefulin some cases. How to create useful crash reports A good crash report at KDE Bugzilla consists of two parts: a description of how to reproduce the crash and a backtrace of the crash. With one of those elements missing, it is much harder (if not impossible) for developers to tackle the problem. Description A description should consist of more than only "it crashed". Try to describe everything you did prior to the crash. Did you click on a button, opened a particular website or file which caused problems? That little detail which may look useless to you may be useful for the developer, so just write it down. The KDE version is an important detail that it is often missing in bug reports. If you do not know what KDE version are you using you can get it using the command kde4-config --version for KDE4 in Konsole (and kde-config --version for KDE3). You will get an output like: Qt: 4.5.2 KDE: 4.3.0 (KDE 4.3.0) kde4-config: 1.0 Note The crash reporting assistant integrated in KDE 4.3 and later automatically includes the KDE version in your report. A more insightful article on how to write good bug descriptions is available at this link, please read that before reporting bugs. Application specific details For several applications it can be useful to have specific details in bug reports: Plasma: Plasmoids you have in your desktop (both official and unofficial), desktop settings (wallpaper plugin, themes). Konqueror: Sites you were visiting, number of opened tabs, plugins you have installed. Dolphin:: file view mode, grouping and sorting settings, preview settings, directory you were browsing. Kopete: IM protocols you use. KMail: Mail protocols and account-types you use. KWrite/Kate/KOffice: Type of the document you were editing. Multimedia Players (Juk/Dragon/Amarok): Type of media (extension and format) you were watching/listening to. Backtraces Backtraces are essential. They may look meaningless to you, but they might actually contain a wealth of useful information. A backtrace basically describes what was happening inside the application when it crashed, in a way that developers may track down where the mess started. Don't attach the backtrace to the bug report. Instead, simply paste it. This way it is much easier for developers to search for duplicate reports, because attachments will not be searched. Note If you are providing a backtrace in a report which does not belong to you, consider the report could be unrelated to your crash, even when the symptoms are the same. In this cases, just attach the backtrace as a file, so the bug triagers can check it and say if it is the same crash or not Even though pasting backtraces directly is preferred over adding an attachment, please do not paste other things like logs (valgrind, strace or terminal output) or example data (mails, HTML files and so on). Use attachments for these items. Having good backtraces has a downside: Libraries and executables occupy much more disk space than their optimized counter parts. That's the reason why many distros choose to install stripped files, which results in useless backtraces: (no debugging symbols found) Using host libthread_db library "/lib/tls/i686/cmov/libthread_db.so.1". (no debugging symbols found) (no debugging symbols found) (no debugging symbols found) (no debugging symbols found) (no debugging symbols found) (no debugging symbols found) (no debugging symbols found) [Thread debugging using libthread_db enabled] [New Thread -1233848624 (LWP 12212)] [New Thread -1255081072 (LWP 12820)] [New Thread -1240921200 (LWP 12819)] [New Thread -1266680944 (LWP 12818)] (no debugging symbols found) (no debugging symbols found) (no debugging symbols found) (no debugging symbols found) (no debugging symbols found) (no debugging symbols found) (no debugging symbols found) (no debugging symbols found) (no debugging symbols found) 0xffffe410 in __kernel_vsyscall () #0 0xffffe410 in __kernel_vsyscall () #1 0xb6a1210b in ?? () from /lib/tls/i686/cmov/libpthread.so.0 #2 0xb6a85afe in ?? () from /usr/lib/libX11.so.6 #3 0x00000003 in ?? () #4 0x082149c0 in ?? () #5 0x00003ffc in ?? () #6 0x00000000 in ?? () But no worries, with some modifications you can create full blown backtraces for KDE applications. Preparing your KDE packages If your distribution has debugging-enabled packages, install them. It is easy to see which debug packages you are missing from looking at the backtrace. For example, take the following line from a backtrace: #6 0xb7975bdc in ?? () from /usr/lib/libkmailprivate.so.4 The ?? indicates that the library libkmailprivate.so.4 does not have debug information, which might be available in separate debug packages. In this case, it is pretty easy to guess that you need to install debug packages for KMail to get a better backtrace. Sometimes, you need to install more than one debug package to get a good backtrace. This depends on how the distribution splits up the packages. For example, for some distributions it is enough to install the debug package for kdepim to get enough debugging information for a crash in KMail, for other distributions there is an additional debug package just for KMail. Here's a list of how to obtain debug packages for some distributions: Debian - Debian offers -dbg packages to easy create useful backtraces. Just install the corresponding -dbg package. e.g. kdepim-dbg for KMail crashes. The dependencies of -dbg makes sure to pull in the other right packages (kdelibs-dbg, gdb, and so on). FreeBSD ports - Please refer to the KDE on FreeBSD FAQ. Gentoo - Gentoo has its own document describing how to proceed. Mandriva - Mandriva 2007.0 and up has additional debugging packages for all of KDE (in fact, for all of its packages). Just install the corresponding -debug package, like kdebase-debug and kdemultimedia-debug. You probably want to install kdelibs-debug anyways. Note: the -debug packages are in separate repositories. For instance, for all packages in main, you'll find the debugging package in repository debug_main. Kubuntu/Ubuntu - The Ubuntu family makes things quite easy. Every official KDE module has an additional package in the repository, suffixed with -dbg. Always install kdelibs5-dbg, because all KDE applications use kdelibs (kdelibs-dbg for KDE 3 applications). Then you should install a -dbg package for the application which crashed. For example if KOrganizer crashed you should install kdepim-dbg as well. If the program is not from an official KDE module and has no -dbg package, you can install the -dbgsym package from the repository listed on this Debugging Program Crashes page. openSUSE - You should only install the -debuginfo packages, for example: kdepimlibs4-debuginfo. You can find these packages in KDE repositories. There is also a dedicated openSUSE debugging page. Fedora - Fedora has its own document describing how to proceed. (A debuginfo repository has to be enabled.) ArchLinux - If you are using the KDEMod repository you can install the -debug packages for each KDE module. If you are using the standard Arch repositories you need to recompile your packages manually. You will find more help in this article: Debug, Getting Traces If your distribution doesn't have debugging-enabled packages for KDE, you'll have to compile KDE from sources: If you're using KDE 3, then at the configure stage, you should supply the parameter --enable-debug=full in order to build debug symbols in the resulting files. If you're using KDE 4, then at the cmake stage, you should supply the parameter -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=debugfull. If you want to specify your own CXXFLAGS, then use -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=None CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS="-O0 -g". You can change the CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS as appropriate for your needs. Then it's just make and make install as you're used to. Crash! Now it's time to crash your application (reproducing the steps that caused the application to crash the first time). The KDE Crash Handler Dialog should appear right after the crash: KDE 4.3 and later Since KDE 4.3 there is a new version of the crash handler dialog: In order to get a backtrace directly you need to click the "Developer Information" tab. Note You can also use the "Report Bug" function to file a new bug report at the bugtracker site, using a user-friendly interface KDE 4.0 - 4.2 In order to get the backtrace you need to click the "Show details" checkbox. KDE 3.x In order to get a backtrace you need to click the "Backtrace" tab. Backtrace Generation This process may take quite some memory and CPU, so things may go sluggish all of a sudden. But the result should look much better. For example: Thread 1 (Thread 0x7f3579b39750 (LWP 14011)): [KCrash Handler] 5 setCaretInvisibleIfNeeded (part=0x16e2ca0) at/home/kde-devel/kde/src/KDE/kdelibs/khtml/khtml_part.cpp:2796 6 0x00007f356a8b92b5 in KHTMLPart::setCaretMode (this=0x16e2ca0,enable=false) at /home/kde-devel/kde/src/KDE/kdelibs/khtml/khtml_part.cpp:2812 7 0x00007f356a8c98bd in KHTMLPart::qt_metacall (this=0x16e2ca0,_c=QMetaObject::InvokeMetaMethod, _id=<value optimized out>, _a=0x7fff81c7a800) at /home/kde-devel/kde/build/KDE/kdelibs/khtml/khtml_part.moc:327 8 0x00007f3577276ac0 in QMetaObject::activate (sender=0x1884c90,from_signal_index=<value optimized out>, to_signal_index=6, argv=0x1cb7f00) at kernel/qobject.cpp:3028 9 0x00007f3576612a57 in QAction::triggered (this=0x0, _t1=false) at.moc/debug-shared/moc_qaction.cpp:216 10 0x00007f3576613204 in QAction::activate (this=0x1884c90, event=<valueoptimized out>) at kernel/qaction.cpp:1125 11 0x00007f3576616862 in QAction::event (this=0x1884c90, e=0x7fff81c7ad90) atkernel/qaction.cpp:1044 12 0x00007f3577faa503 in KAction::event (this=0x0, event=0x7fff81c7ad90) at/home/kde-devel/kde/src/KDE/kdelibs/kdeui/actions/kaction.cpp:88 13 0x00007f35766180ad in QApplicationPrivate::notify_helper (this=0x10be800,receiver=0x1884c90, e=0x7fff81c7ad90) at kernel/qapplication.cpp:3803 14 0x00007f357661f40e in QApplication::notify (this=0x7fff81c7c510,receiver=0x1884c90, e=0x7fff81c7ad90) at kernel/qapplication.cpp:3768 15 0x00007f357808155b in KApplication::notify (this=0x7fff81c7c510,receiver=0x1884c90, event=0x7fff81c7ad90) at /home/kde-devel/kde/src/KDE/kdelibs/kdeui/kernel/kapplication.cpp:307 16 0x00007f3577261d90 in QCoreApplication::notifyInternal(this=0x7fff81c7c510, receiver=0x1884c90, event=0x7fff81c7ad90) at kernel/qcoreapplication.cpp:583 This looks better, right? It shows memory addresses, the source files and line numbers and the parameters passed to functions. Which make it more helpful to the developer where to look for the problem. Note You need GDB installed to get the backtrace of a crash. Please read the next section to know what GDB is, and how to install it. Retrieving a backtrace with GDB In some cases, it is not possible to create a backtrace with the KDE Crash Dialog. This may be caused by an application which entered an infinite loop, or the crash dialog did not appear at all for some reason. You can try to grab a backtrace with gdb, the GNU Debugger. GDB is widely available through distribution packages. Invoking GDB differs from the situation. You can run an application from inside gdb, or attach gdb to an already running process. The latter may be useful when an application already has entered an infinite loop. But we will first start with running an application inside gdb. From the shell, run: $ gdb someKDEapp The GDB prompt will appear. Note that this does not start the application itself, you should run it by invoking the run command: (gdb) run This will run the application like you are used to, and you can work with it like normal (it only consumes far more memory and may feel sluggish). Now it's time to reproduce your crash. When you succeed, the application just closes and you should return to your GDB prompt. Now it's time to run the 'backtrace' command: Note Some KDE applications (such as Plasma, Dolphin, JuK and KTorrent) have special code to ensure that there is only one running instance of the application at a time. For these applications you should type in "run --nofork" at the (gdb) prompt instead of "run" because otherwise gdb will try to debug the wrong process. If you are unsure as to whether to use --nofork just try it. If the application says it's an unknown option you can remove --nofork. (gdb) thread apply all backtrace This should give a good backtrace which can be posted at the KDE Bugzilla. In case you want to attach to an existing process, run the following command in the shell: $ gdb someKDEapp pid where pid is the process ID of the process you want to attach to. Once attached, and the process is in an infinite loop, after using the 'backtrace' command again a useful backtrace will appear. You can use 'continue' command to let the application run again and press Ctrl+C in gdb to be able to again enter commands. Retrieving a backtrace with Valgrind When it comes to crashes, Valgrind is also a useful tool to create a backtrace. It's not a substitution for GDB, but rather a supplement. When you run an application in valgrind, every piece of memory read or written by the application is being checked. Valgrind will report erroneous memory operations in the standard output or in a log file. Since most crashes are due to an invalid memory read, valgrind can be useful to track down where the problem occurs. Note Valgrind consists of several tools in order to check or profile an application. For this article, we only use memcheck, the default tool when valgrind is being invoked. Like GDB, Valgrind makes running an application much slower, while consuming a lot more resources. Start the application within valgrind: $ valgrind --log-file=someKDEapp someKDEapp Now reproduce the crash. As soon as this happens, the application and valgrind will terminate. What's left is a file named someKDEapp.pid where pid is replaced by the process ID of the valgrind process. The file may list more errors than the one causing the crash. Here's the bit causing the crash which corresponds to the GDB backtrace above: ==4538== Invalid read of size 4 ==4538== at 0xA143AAF: setCaretInvisibleIfNeeded(KHTMLPart*) (khtml_part.cpp:2846) ==4538== by 0xA14CCC9: KHTMLPart::setCaretMode(bool) (khtml_part.cpp:2862) ==4538== by 0xA14CDA9: KHTMLPart::slotToggleCaretMode() (khtml_part.cpp:7155) ==4538== by 0xA177107: KHTMLPart::qt_metacall(QMetaObject::Call, int, void**) (khtml_part.moc:337) ==4538== by 0x4ED79C9: QMetaObject::activate(QObject*, int, int, void**) (qobject.cpp:3112) ==4538== by 0x4ED7E0C: QMetaObject::activate(QObject*, QMetaObject const*, int, int, void**) (qobject.cpp:3206) ==4538== by 0x51884F7: QAction::triggered(bool) (moc_qaction.cpp:236) ==4538== by 0x5187ABC: QAction::activate(QAction::ActionEvent) (qaction.cpp:1160) ==4538== by 0x518781C: QAction::event(QEvent*) (qaction.cpp:1079) ==4538== by 0x46FF902: KAction::event(QEvent*) (kaction.cpp:88) ==4538== by 0x51972DA: QApplicationPrivate::notify_helper(QObject*, QEvent*) (qapplication.cpp:4056) ==4538== by 0x519573B: QApplication::notify(QObject*, QEvent*) (qapplication.cpp:3603) ==4538== Address 0x0 is not stack'd, malloc'd or (recently) free'd But to be sure, just attach the whole log file to the crash report. 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Looking back the course, AMATE has gone through both glories and hardship. On the initial stage, cooperated with three national key universities research labs, we had been focused in wireless temperature sensing technology R&D and application testing only. Then when the technology became mature & reliable, especially after the practical application testing, we established our factory and started production, marketing & sales. Due to the technology innovation, qualified products, realistic application convenience and sound after sales service, our products receive great concerns and enjoy a high reputation among our customers. During this period, we had applied for European and US patents, a number of Chinese utility model patents and 6 software copyrights.
The huge domestic success has encouraged us to have an attempt to explore the overseas markets. From 2011 to 2013, we have been successively anticipated in the world's largest industry exhibition fair---HANNOVER MESSE, German. And out of our expectation, we also attracted great attention from overseas guests or friends. This triggered our decision to launch several overseas companies or offices. In 2011, we founded our German Aachen Marketing Center & Australia Toowoomba Marketing Center respectively. And in Nov. 2012, we formally joined world's largest association of internet of things---European Association for the Internet of Things (The first Chinese company that entered). Till now our sales network has reached and our wireless temperature monitoring products has been exported to German, USA, Australia, France, Italy etc.
Our products mainly consist of various wireless temperature sensors, wireless temperature displays, and the relevant temperature monitoring soft wares, that constitutes the whole wireless temperature monitoring system.
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Tuesday, July 27, 2010
Aqua Thriftiness
I just love everything in this photo. Three pieces are marked McCoy and the tall kind of fluted vase is not marked but is definitely USA and was a Goodwill find for $1.99 as was the taller of the two plant pots for $3.99. The smaller round planter was one I recently found at a lawnsale for $2.00. (I almost felt like I stole it.) The rectangular planter is also a lawnsale find from last year at $1.50. Let's not forget about the tray, it is a bed tray that I found for $.50 cents.
Number Two. I was absolutely giddy when I found this bowl and serving utensils at a lawn sale a couple of weeks ago. It was an extremely hot morning and the sales had been full of sports equipment and kid's clothing. Then I found this sale. Mom was moving in with daughter and had to downsize. There was mostly new stuff but there in the corner of the garage, mixed in with plastic take out containers was this be-still-my-heart beauty. The color, Gorgeous, the white squiggly lines, How Divine. Both the fork and spoon were dirty but I knew salvageable. Hesitantly I asked how much for the bowl and utensils. Surely, it would be more than I would be willing to spend ...... she replied "Would .75 cents be okay?" Honestly, don't you just feel like you are stealing? But hey I didn't offer that price but gladly took it. I gave her $1.00 and told her to keep the change.
Aqua and squiggly lines, what more can a girl ask for?
Number Three. I know I showed you this tin before, but it needs revisiting. I was at a lawnsale that again had mostly new stuff including an impressive inventory of woman's shoes. The shoes were beautiful and were being sold for $10-25 dollars a pair. So when I found this tin filled with shiny brite ornaments, again I expected a high purchase price. The lady said $2.00 for the ornaments and that I could have the tin for free as it was being tossed out anyway. I don't know which I loved more, the tin or the shiny brites.
Number Four. Pyrex bowls and plate. The large casserole dish was a Goodwill find for $2.99. The smaller one in the Butterprint pattern was a lawnsale find for $1.00. Both the Pyrex dinnerware and the wooden handle utensils were from Goodwill, each $.99 cents. You have seen my kitchen and know that everything I have just shown would look fabulous there in my kitchen, so why is it in my shop? Two reasons. First, I only buy what I love and would use, and not just buy something I don't like because it is cheap. Secondly, I am trying to downsize a little myself and am being good about what is coming into the house.
Number Five. Music themed wall hangings which would look gorgeous against a white/cream wall. I am always drawn to anything music related. Music is a big part of my family. My daughter plays 4 instruments and sings, her father plays three and is a proper tenor.
That is 5 reasons why I love aqua but not all the reasons. I will save the rest for another post. I want to have time to go visit Linda and Suzanne. Be sure you stop by and say hello.
Got it at Goodwill
26 comments:
- Linda @ A La Carte said...
I love Aqua also. I have lots of glass pieces on top of some cabinets...I need to do a post on them. I know I love my things but can't keep everything so its ok to sell them and find them a new home!!
- July 27, 2010 at 11:42 AM
- GoodyGirlRed said...
Aqua is my new "favorite", I'm pairing it with red. Great stuff!
- July 27, 2010 at 11:46 AM
- Marigene said...
Aqua is such a soothing color for me. I also like to pair it with lime green...
- July 27, 2010 at 12:02 PM
- Angela said...
I'm also an aqua lover, and agree with the comment above...the only thing better than aqua, is aqua and green!!
- July 27, 2010 at 3:57 PM
- Unknown said...
There you go just throwing that platter right in front of me, not to mention the McCoy's. I have 3 McCoy's, 1 was my grandmother's, and 2 I found at GW. I love them all, all, all!
- July 28, 2010 at 12:42 AM
- Sue said...
OMG, I love all of this blue!!! Aqua and turquoise have always been favorite colors of mine. You really scored on items and prices, Sherrie. Love the squiggly lined bowl a lot!
You asked about the ORB paint- I buy it at Walmart- Krylon brand. It works wonders on so much. Did you see what I did with it a few posts back? Check it out, if you didn't. I've used it on metal and wood, alike. It is such a gorgeous finish. Let me know what you do with it. Nice to meet a new blogging friend.
:-) Sue
- July 28, 2010 at 10:29 AM
- Unknown said...
Those aqua pieces are gorgeous! Doesn't aqua just scream summer and sea! love it.
- July 28, 2010 at 2:10 PM
- Gerry's Soap N Stuff said...
I enjoyed reading your post..will have to catch up when I have more time...beautiful shop you have. Gerry, new follower. :)
- July 28, 2010 at 10:37 PM
- Blue Ridge Altered Art said...
You got some great deals. Everything is lovely. Thanks for sharing.
- July 29, 2010 at 12:45 PM
- The Single Nester said...
What? #1 - I never find anything at Goodwill. #2 - I love all things blue - aqua and turquoise.
- July 29, 2010 at 2:06 PM
- Olive said...
love all your green finds...olive♥
- July 29, 2010 at 2:27 PM
- Coloradolady said...
What beauties...I love the greens! Have a great VTT!
- July 29, 2010 at 4:41 PM
- Postcardy said...
I'm glad you rescued the pretzel tin.
- July 29, 2010 at 5:08 PM
All of your treasures are so pretty. I really like the bowl with the squiggly white lines.
- July 29, 2010 at 6:23 PM
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- July 29, 2010 at 6:30 PM
- Vonlipi said...
I love aqua also and would be thrilled to get my hands on any of them!
My faves? hard to say...the salad bowl, the planters,the bretzel tin...the Pyrex!
Happy VTT!
- July 29, 2010 at 8:29 PM
- Maureen said...
Oh, I so agree with you! Aqua I love thee, let me....
You have some great finds!
- July 29, 2010 at 11:44 PM
- Miri said...
Beautiful aqua beauties!
- July 30, 2010 at 3:09 AM
- Diann said...
Oh be still by aqua lovin' heart!!!
You hit major pay dirt with all these awesome finds!! Way to go!
- July 30, 2010 at 10:25 AM
- Deborah said...
Beautiful things you found. I love it when I get things for a good price. sometimes people just really want to get rid of stuff, just appreciate what you get. I love the wall hangings and all the lovely pyrex.
- July 30, 2010 at 8:53 PM
- Unknown said...
Those are so neat...thank you so much for sharing!
Happy (late) VTT!
- August 1, 2010 at 2:51 AM
- August 1, 2010 at 10:02 PM
It is easier to get than to keep it.......................................................................
- August 1, 2010 at 10:07 PM
- Julie Marie said...
Hi Sherrie, thanks for visiting me today! I am soo happy for you that your shop is up and running, how fun! Sorry, those boots are mine!!! They are a 6 1/2 anyway, so I must keep them myself, tee hee hee! I will be sure to enter you in my giveaway... love to you... xoxo Julie Marie
- August 2, 2010 at 10:44 AM
- GardenOfDaisies said...
So many pretty aqua items! And i really love all the greens in your blog title photos too! I just stumbled upon your blog and am now your newest follower!
- August 3, 2010 at 10:57 PM
Oh, those Homco plaques look pretty in Aqua!
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[Bella's intro: It has always bothered me when people heap such high praise and applause on people who stay married for a long time when other significant relationships are not similarly valued. I wrote about one example of that here previously. Recently, in the Community of Single People, Kristin Noreen asked whether a lengthy marriage should qualify as an accomplishment. I thought Kristin's post was written in a careful and a compelling way. I liked it a lot. But it got a lot of push-back. I asked Kristin if she wanted to share her argument here, and respond to the reactions it elicited. Happily, she agreed. Thanks, Kristin!]
Should a Lengthy Marriage Qualify as an Accomplishment?
By Kristin Noreen
Last week George H.W. Bush and Barbara Bush celebrated their 71st wedding anniversary. I found this out through a posting on Facebook that showed a photo of them together, with the caption, "Happy 71st anniversary to the longest married presidential couple in history, President George Bush and Barbara Bush." A friend of mine shared the post and added her own caption, "What an accomplishment!"
I stopped to think about it for a minute, then reposted it yet again on the closed forum, Community of Single People, with a note saying "Is accomplishment really the appropriate word choice?" Maybe for this couple, but what rankled me is the notion that any long-married couple predictably receives such praise. By all means, congratulate them on the anniversary, and be happy for them. But is it an accomplishment?
To me, developing a vaccine is an accomplishment. Running a marathon is an accomplishment. Learning to walk again after a brain injury—something I have actually done—is an accomplishment. But is remaining married year after year really an accomplishment? In some cases it's the path of least resistance. In other cases, it's a deeply ingrained force of habit. If, after being married 71 years, you are still in love, that's fantastic luck, but is it an accomplishment? Calling it an accomplishment just seems a little like giving adults blue ribbons for perfect attendance.
Raising good people is an accomplishment, I'll give you that. Some of my friends from childhood have raised good people; some have raised adults who are now in treatment, dealing with the fallout of dysfunction, or in jail. All the parents are praised equally at anniversary time.
It's a general consensus in society that marriage takes hard work. Society rewards those who stay together with approval and the perception of moral heroism. Those who don't stay together are somehow morally lesser beings; they just couldn't cut it. Even when the marriage holds one partner back—that partner's sacrifice is noble. If you can't work out your differences, you failed. As society changes and becomes less conducive to the old family model, the social sanctions haven't adapted with the times.
When I questioned the use of the word "accomplishment" on the Community of Single People, the reactions generally ran in the vein of, "Hey, if they're happy, more power to them." I found it interesting how many people completely missed the point and assumed that I was having a knee-jerk groan reaction to the veneration of marriage. That wasn't my point at all. The post was clear—all I took issue with was the use of the word "accomplishment." Some people did get the point and asserted that maintaining healthy relationships was essential to living a good life, so yes, it was an accomplishment. Is anyone praising people for lasting friendships, or for being close to their siblings, or nieces and nephews? I get the principle that healthy relationships are part of a good life, but I still don't make the leap from there to "accomplishment."
Society loves a good romance. How many public marriage proposals have you seen on TV (and possibly in real life) where as soon as people realize what's happening, they all go "aaaaw" and cheer if the woman says yes, knowing nothing about the events that led up to the proposal? Nobody applauds the woman who walks away from the family she started too young, to pursue her talent as a world-class pianist. But the woman who sacrifices that career to raise her kids, and dazzles the family when she plays the piano for Christmas carols, her martyrdom is glorious.
People stay together for all kinds of reasons. They might have a talent and be so afraid to try, they hide in the convention of family. They might be naturally wired to be the marrying kind. (Not all of us are, by the way.) They might be passionately in love with someone and give thanks every day for the extraordinary luck of crossing paths with their One.
Which brings me to my real point: a long marriage should not be viewed as an accomplishment as much as a stroke of uncommon luck, to be humbly given thanks for by the couple themselves. Parties are okay for the big anniversaries; I'll go to your 50th.
By all means, congratulate couples on their anniversary. Recognize it as a happy event. But let's not call it an accomplishment, unless they happen to be the Curies and their work together changed the world.
About the Author
Kristin Noreen lives in Bellingham, Washington, where she works a variety of home-based consulting jobs, volunteers in animal rescue, and regularly contributes to the Facebook closed forum, Community of Single People. She recently published a memoir, On Silver Wings: A Life Reconstructed.
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01 December 2013
Day 41 / 103 - What Did You Learn Today?
I attempt to regularly ask my children the question, "What did you learn today?" I think by rephrasing the age-old question, "What did you do in school today?" this helps to create a continual environment of learning and education. If you've visited this blog more than once, you know that I firmly believe that education and learning is a lifestyle, and that it doesn't only happen at certain times of the day in certain locations. We all have an innate desire to learn and discover. My end-goal as a home educator is to foster within my children that love of learning for a lifetime.
As an experiment, for the month of November I asked my children the question, "What did you learn today?" and wrote down their responses. This took some organization and discipline on my part (something I learned !!), but I was excited to see how these 30 days would unfold for them. This post is a little longer than my usual posts, but I think you will enjoy some of their thoughts.
For reference, my son is 12 and my daughter will be 10 this Wednesday. Also it should be obvious, but I will mention that all of this was learned without my instruction.
1 - Him: Pyong An Oh Dan.
Her: How to make a spider out of pipe cleaners and beads.
2 - Him: Nate's airsoft gun really hurts.
Her: I need to point my toes more when I gallop.
3 - Him: When driving, you need to stay 4 seconds behind the car in front of you.
Her: What a fox really does say.
4 - Him: How to make a tripod.
Her: Vanilla is used to make chocolate.
5 - Him: I have enough money to buy an X-Box.
Her: I need to keep my foot flexed while tying my pointe shoes.
6 - Him: Paintball wars are very tiring.
Her: I learned how to memorize The Tale of Custard the Dragon.
7 - Him: I learned a new side-step defense when sparring.
Her: How to start a sentence with a subordinate clause.
8 - Him: The first half of Bassai.
Her: How to make sweet potato bread.
9 - Him: The second half of Bassai.
Her: There are 2720 calories in 3 pounds of bacon.
10 - Him: Raking leaves is not so bad.
Her: How to make a starburst bracelet.
11 - Both: WWI formally ended on the 11th hour, of the 11th day, of the 11th month in 1918.
12 - Him: How to play pinball on my DS.
Her: How to make a paleo sports drink with coconut water, molasses, and honey.
13 - Him: A musical sentence is called a phrase.
Her: The body's golden rectangle in dancing.
14 - Him: How to make a rocket out of vinegar, water, baking soda, a bottle and a cork.
Her: How to spell carnivore.
15 - Him: How to flip a 250 pound tire.
Her: How to scale an 8-foot wall.
16 - Him: I like buffalo chicken pizza.
Her: A peanut is not a nut.
17 - Him: I can find a wetsuit in a trashcan.
Her: How to make a pen doodle design.
18 - Him: How to make a tripod-frame tent.
Her: How to braid my hair with a flip-braid.
19 - Him: The Leaning Tower of Pisa leans 2 inches every year.
Her: How to dance a waltz.
20 - Him: The surface area of Asia is larger than the surface area of the moon.
Her: How to make a winter hat out of a sock for my dolls.
21 - Him: Mars is the second smallest planet in the solar system.
Her: Mars has the largest volcano in the solar system.
22 - Him: Mt. Everest grows a 1/4" of an inch every year.
Her: A spitting cobra can spit venom 6 feet directly into its victims eyes.
23 - Him: How to spell obsidian.
Her: How to spell ivory.
24 - Him: Hummingbirds have really weak legs, which is why they always fly.
Her: Not to wear black clothes in a car with a white dog.
25 - Him: How to order a Butterbeer at Starbucks.
Her: More of Pahl Dan Kum Bong.
26 - Him: How scented Gothic banquet water fountains were used in medieval France.
Her: It takes two months to make a suit of armor, longer if it's decorated.
27 - Both: S'mores in the oven are better than s'mores over a campfire.
28 - Him: The Big Muskie mining machine weighed 27,000,000 pounds.
Her: While the Big Muskie was in operation it moved twice a much earth as the Panama Canal.
29 - Him: How to play The Arabian Dance from the Nutcracker.
Her: How to hook up the sewing machine.
30 - Him: How to adjust the hot water valve leading to the second bathroom.
Her: How to sew a pillow.
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- DeWalt DW703 (713) 10" Single Bevel Compound Miter Saw
- Brand: DeWalt | Category: Miter Saws
It's about time somebody posts a review… I'll take up the baton…
I was thinking about all the tools in my shop, and the one that stands out as earning its money back many times is my chopsaw. I bought this saw quite a long time ago (I was in high school, to be honest). To date, I have only ever adjusted the fence a tiny bit, and swapped out dull blades. The saw has served me well and maintained power and accuracy to this day.
The DW703 is the saw I own (the first picture), and the DW713 (the second picture) is the newer model. I've used my Dad's 713 several times, and it is an identical saw, with the exception of the bevel lock. That's why I've taken liberty to review both at once. Oh, and the "press-down" bevel lock on the 713 is just slightly nicer to use, but not really a big deal IMO.
-Light compared to sliding miter saws
-Very Accurate. And completely adjustable if it gets wacked out, even though I've only ever adjusted the fence once since the initial adjustment
-Very sturdy
-Very powerful. Never had problems with motor bogging, unless I had a super crappy blade.
-Big enough to cut pretty much anything I've come across.
-Reliable. I've never had to rely on option B when using this saw.
-Does not have the capacity of a sliding miter saw, nor can it bevel in both directions. This really isn't a con, since a true review only compares a saw to like saws. In all honesty, I have never needed to bevel more than one direction, and on the saws that bevel both ways, it just introduces more options to get out of alignment and flex.
-Changing the blades probably could be a little easier. You have to unscrew one screw on the blade guard partway to get to the arbor bolt. On the other hand, I've thought about this a little, and consider it a safety feature too… If the bolt ever came loose, it physically CANNOT come out, because of the blade guard. No blades on the loose here.
That pretty much sums it up. Solid saw for $200 or so. No real cons.
-- Pete
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#1 posted 10-18-2017 07:01 PM
True (humorous) story to add on:
In high school/college, probably about 1/3 of all the tools in Dad's shop were mine. When I bought my own house, Dad was gracious enough to load up my remaining tools from the shop and bring them to me. Since then, he's replaced almost all of them with identical or very similar tools. I guess he missed having them!
-- Pete
#2 posted 10-19-2017 02:14 AM
I own a 12" compound sliding bosch that I like in the shop.
But… I've owned this Dewalt for years and have taken it out on the job time after time. I've got lots of hours on it. Can't be killed. And it maintains it's accuracy. Not as elegant as some other saws but gets the job done just the same and is really, really tough.
-- The smell of wood, coffee in the cup, the wife let's me do my thing, the lake is peaceful.
#3 posted 10-19-2017 05:08 AM
Nice story. I'm sure he misses you too.
-- Half of what we read or hear about finishing is right. We just don't know which half! — Bob Flexner
#4 posted 10-19-2017 05:23 PM
I will have to second this review, although my opinions are based on the 704 which is the single bevel 12" version.
It just keeps working. And it certainly has seen some heavy use.
The Cons I see are dust collection and blade cost with the 12" blades. Your 10" blades are much more reasonable.
I agree with your review, it's a keeper.
-- Willie, Washington "If You Choose Not To Decide, You Still Have Made a Choice" - Rush
#5 posted 10-20-2017 05:34 PM
I also have owned one for a long time and the only thing I've ever had to do is replace the blade. I also added a laser as well so I could line up the cut and I think I might have bought the stand for it as well. It's been around so long I don't remember the details. Beyond that, it is solid, dependable and reliable. I built a shroud for dust collection
Wish more things were made like this. I will say DeWalt seems to understand making good solid woodworking equipment.
-- Earl "I'm a pessamist - generally that increases the chance that things will turn out better than expected"
#6 posted 10-20-2017 09:44 PM
Count me in as one that has owned this saw (12" version) as well. I have had it for 18+ years, and as the others, have just replaced the blade. It is dead-on accurate since day one. I will admit that this was the best purchase I have ever made for the shop. It is used as much, if not more, than any other tool. Glad others have had the same experience with it.
#7 posted 11-04-2017 07:12 AM
I owned a 10" earlier model Bosch slider for years, and I have the older version of this DeWally and I gifted the Bosch to my BIL because I like the DeWalt. A lot less parts moving = tighter tolerance for better cuts. I hardly see a difference in capabilities between the 10" slider and my 12 chopper. Biggest plus is I bought it at Lowes on Black Friday several years ago for 89 bux, that is HF kind of money for a great tool.
Nice review.
I grew up using a miter box, and a handsaw. My box did have a 2 way bevel, but I never used it, always was just easier to flip the board.
-- Think safe, be safe
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To remain in a given place or condition; to remain in connection with; to abide; to stay.
To be permanent or durable; to endure; to last.
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Returns execution of a loop back to the beginning of the block that contains the continue statement, skipping any statements after the continue to the close of the block.
skips the rest of the commands in a loop and starts the next iteration of a loop.
Continue with next iteration of for, while, or do loop
Keywords: onward, prolong, ahead, hills, washington
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Another chance to play the game where you left off after you've lost all your lives.
Continue is the common term in video games for the option to continue the game after all of the player's lives have been lost, rather than ending the game and restarting from the very beginning.
Continue present maneuver; does not imply clearance to engage or expend ordnance.
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Keywords: lunch, break, interruption, demonstration, label
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as in C except that, like break above, can be followed by a label name.
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continue with one's activities; "I know it's hard," he continued, "but there is no choice"; "carry on--pretend we are not in the room"
carry forward; "We continued our research into the cause of the illness"
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Well, have been pretty busy with work & life in general and figuring our how to take this blog forward. So, that's still work in progress. Very soon – will be closing this and might start a new blog soon.
But recently, I finally ended up painting after so many years and could mange to connect my love for Beauty, Fashion and Art together with the aim of developing my style of art and painting. This is just the beginning and I am hoping that I am able to paint more often and take this forward. Sharing my works here …
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Concussions and Christmas Music
Absolutely nothing.
I just wanted to see you think. 🙂
Actually, they do have one thing in common – they both made appearances over the course of my weekend.
Concussions were around all weekend. My current (and LAST!!) mini-trial involves a hockey player, so I've been researching concussions and post-concussive syndrome all weekend. It's some pretty interesting stuff. Did you know that people who are depressed exhibit a lot of the standard symptoms for post-concussive syndrome? So if you find yourself experiencing chronic headaches and fatigue, don't freak out. It's probably not post-concussive syndrome. Especially if you haven't experienced head trauma in the recent past.
If, however, you suffer a blow to the head during a hockey game, don't go out and play again six days later. It might end your career.
Ahh, the life lessons I've learned from PC…
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I find that each year, Christmas gets more and more exciting. There's just nothing better than hearing Christmas music and knowing that that time of year is coming. Can you tell it's my favorite holiday??
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Now I just have to wait for Veteran's Day weekend (November 10th). That's when I can use the 40% off coupon that came in the mail.
That weekend is already marked on my calendar… 🙂


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Named after William Shakespeare's tragic lovers, the origins of Romeo y Julieta as a Habano date back to 1875.
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Cheroenhaka (Nottoway) Pow Wow 2005
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The Public is invited to the Cheroenhaka (Nottoway) Indian Tribe's 4th Annual Powwow and Gathering, a "Celebration of the Green Corn Harvest," on Saturday and Sunday, July 23rd & 24th, 2005 at the Southampton County Fairgrounds just off Hwy. 58 on New Market Road, Courtland, Virginia. Don't miss the "Grand Entry / Parade In" at 12 Noon on Saturday and 1:00 PM on Sunday. Bring the whole family and enjoy the Drum(s), Native American Indian Dancers in full Regalia, the children demonstrations and the history of the Cheroenhaka (Nottoway) Indian Tribe and of course the food and drink, Hamburgers, Hot Dogs, Fish and Chips, Indian Tacos and Indian Fry-bread. As part of the activities on Saturday, July 23, 2005, an Indian Wedding will take place, center circle, in full Iroquoian Tradition.
There will be Native American Arts and Craft Vendors on site with a host of crafts and Native American Jewelry for sale. Powwow Chairperson, Ed "Ghost Feather" Branch and Co-Chair Archie "Otto" Elliott, said they are expecting a lot of people, a lot of dancers, and a great time. "Tourist are calling from as far away as, Kentucky, Florida, South Carolina and Oklahoma" to inquire about lodging for their visit to our Powwow. The Master of Ceremonies this year will John "Blackfeather" Jeffries of the Occaneechi-Saponi Tribe, Hillsborough, NC and the Head Female Dancer will be Debora "Little Wing" Moore of the Pamunkey Indian Tribe of Virginia. The Head Male Dancer will be Keith "Hides In The Sun" Anderson of the Cherokee Indian Tribe of Northeast Alabama and the Arena Director is Aaron "Swift Eagle" Winston of the Meherrin Indian Tribe, NC.
Chief Walt "Red Hawk" Brown said there will be a number of Drums this year. The Host Drum will be the Eastern Bull Singers of Virginia and the Guest Drum will be Edisto River Singers of SC. "This will be an exciting two days of celebrating Native Traditions and Culture." Chief Brown also said that the Archeological Society of Virginia (ASV), Nansemond Chapter, will be at the Pow Wow participating with an "Indian Artifact Identification Day" and should you have "artifacts" bring them with you to the Pow Wow and the ASV members will identify them for you. Chief "Red Hawk" Brown, over the past four years, has become a familiar figure within the school system throughout Southside Virginia and Hampton Roads teaching and sharing American Indian Traditions, Culture and the Cheroenhaka (Nottoway) Indian Tribe's History in full Regalia. He said "the Powwow here in our local area should be viewed as a catalyst in assisting our 3rd and 5th Graders in passing the Native American portion of the Standard of Learning (SOL) Exam. If you have children between the ages of 6 yrs and 12 yrs, especially 3rd , 4th, and 5th, graders, bring them to this hands on / eyes on experience in Native American Traditions, Culture and History.
Of special interest to the General Public is the "Second" publishing of the WASKEHEE (WAS-KE-HEE), a Journal of the Cheroenhaka (Nottoway) Indian Tribe, Southampton County Virginia. Waskehee means "To See" in the Nottoway Indian Language, as recorded by Thomas Jefferson in 1820. The journal is a reflection of the tribes past and present. It provides an opportunity for the General Public and our Educators to continue their journey into discovering the Cheroenhaka (Nottoway) Indian Tribe's history, culture and traditions, here in Southampton County Virginia. It includes the second 100 years of our tribal history as written by Red Hawk "Teerheer" in his own words, in his own way, under the theme "Creator My Heart Speaks." The journal (Waskehee) will be available at the Powwow for a donation of $7.00 to the tribe.
Chief Brown said that the tribe is deeply indebted to our local business in the Franklin / Southampton County Virginia Area, without whose sponsorship the Waskehee could not have been published."


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!ADFFS is a software written by Jonathan Abbott, which allows booting floppy disk images inside RISC OS desktop. Thanks to his fantastic work you can play many classic games released for Acorn Archimedes on modern RISC OS machines, including Raspberry Pi.
The latest version available for Raspberry Pi at the moment is 2.50 beta, which can be downloaded from The Archimedes Software Preservation Project forum. Open !NetSurf, go to http://forums.jaspp.org.uk:9000/forum/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=228 and click on the post attachment (adffs250b.zip). A popup window "NetSurf Download" with a progress bar will appear. When download finishes click on the file icon (green square labeled "Data") and drag it to the SD card icon located on the iconbar. Double click the SD card icon to open the root folder of the card. You should see a green icon labelled "file" - it's the file you just downloaded. It's a zip archive containing !ADFFS, but the system does not recognize it, yet. Click with the middle mouse button on the file and select "File->Set type". The default value is "Data", change it to "Zip" and press Enter. The icon should turn blue with a big letter "Z" on it, which means that RISC OS now properly recognizes the file as a zip archive. Double click on it with the left mouse button to open the archive contents. You should see an icon labeled !ADFFS. Drag it to the folder you want to have it - I keep it in "Utilities" - and the installation is complete!
Now you need some games to play. I will use one of my favourite ones, Gods, as an example. First, download the full game archive from http://forums.jaspp.org.uk:9000/forum/viewtopic.php?f=25&t=107 just as you downloaded !ADFFS. Open the archive, go into Discs folder and drag the disc image files to a separate folder ($.Apps.Games.Gods for example). Again, you have to make the files recognized by the operating system by setting appropriate file type. Click middle mouse button on each file, select "File->Set type" and change "Data" to "Floppy". Observe the icons, they should change to !ADFFS-like.
When a game consists of only one floppy image, you can finish here.
With multi-disc games, you also need to change the image file names. It's because !ADFFS emulates a single drive and if you want to swap floppies their order is recognized by the suffix of the file name, so "Gods 1" becomes floppy number one, "Gods 2" becomes floppy number two, etc. To change the image name to conform to !ADFFS requirements click on the file with the middle mouse button, select "File->Rename", enter new file name and press Enter.
Finally, you can play the game! First, open the SD card, enter Utilities and run !SparkFS (if you opened any zip archive before it should already be running in the iconbar). !SparkFS comes preinstalled with RISC OS on Raspberry Pi, but if for some reason you don't have it, you can download a free read-only version (it's enough for !ADFFS) from RISC OS Open website.
Now run !ADFFS itself - it's icon appears on the iconbar. Drag "Gods 1" onto ADFFS icon on the iconbar to put the floppy image into the virtual disk drive. Click with the middle mouse button on the ADFFS icon on the iconbar and choose "Boot floppy". When asked about "Boot floppy via a simulated Shift-Break?" answear "Yes", and voila - the game starts. After playing the intro you will be asked to insert disc 2, which you can do by pressing CTRL-SHIFT-F2 (disc one is CTRL-SHIFT-F1, disc three is CTRL-SHIFT-F3, etc). To quit the game press CTRL-SHIFT-F12.
Tip: Want to play once more? Just click on ADFFS, select "Boot floppy"... why the game won't start? Yes, you put disc 2 in the drive during the game! Drag "Gods 1" over ADFFS and try booting again. Enjoy!
"If the only tool you have is a hammer, you tend to see every problem as a nail."
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Nice article - just the right level of detail I needed, not having used RiscOS for more than 20 years! I do have a problem running !ADFFS - the error dialog reads:
'%' in module title
Any idea what that might mean? Thanks.
- November 27, 2015 at 6:11 PM
- kklis said...
!ADFFS 2.50 beta is designed to run in RISC OS 5 on Raspberry Pi. If you have a different hardware (like RISC PC or Iyonix PC) you may need to try one of the older, stable versions available at http://forums.jaspp.org.uk:9000/forum/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=95 and http://adffs.filecore.net.
- November 27, 2015 at 7:45 PM
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Shôtei: Evening rain
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After Takahashi Shôtei (1920/30s)
A violent nocturnal thunderstorm in the countryside, with lightning and rain. Women are holding their umbrellas, a man is trying to catch his flying hat.
Title: Kôume no yûdachi (Sudden evening rain at Kôume)
Seal: Hôtei
Publisher: unknown
Date: C. 1920/30s
Size: Vertical Ôtanzaku (Mitsugiri-ban), 39 x 17,2 cm (overall size)
Excellent impression and colours. Some faint creasing, visible from back side. Overall very good condition.
With some changes, this image corresponds to Takahashi Shôtei's "Thunderstorm at Tateishi" (Shotei.com M-24). It was a quite common practice of the time to copy or paraphrase successful images, adding some other artist's name, like the apocryphal "Hotei" seal here. Interestingly too, also a new title is given.


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Property Sale Overseas: Czech Republic Property Buyers Guide
Property in Cyprus is registered on a
land registry, similar to that of the United Kingdom.
The first step is the signing of a preliminary contract. This is binding to both the purchaser and the vendor on executing their agreement as it was originally agreed. At this stage a holding deposit is lodged with a Lawyer or a Notary. The purchasing lawyer will carry out all the inquiries that are needed at the District Land Registry to ensure that the vendor of the property is indeed the owner and ensures that the purchaser obtains good title to the property.
Non-Cypriot citizens require permission from the Council of Ministers to purchase property in Cyprus. This normally takes about 8 to 14 months and without this permission Title Deeds cannot be transferred to the purchaser. Although time consuming, this is a quite easy and hassle free process and with the accession in the EU this is not expected to take place for EU citizens.
The final contract is entered only if all the inquiries are proven to be satisfactory. The contract is then lodged with the Land Registry within two months if signed, to prevent the same property being sold for a second time. Application is made at the Central Bank at this time for the necessary permit for the transfer of purchase funds. This application is not necessary if both the purchaser and the vendor are foreigners. The transfer of the title deed is then completed, the full price is then paid and vacant possession is given by the vendor. If the property purchased is new, then the title deed will take up to three years to be issued by the authority in charge. The purchaser is however secured by having the contract of sale with the vendor and that contract is registered in the Land Registry. All the above procedures are usually handled by a solicitor for a very small fee.
1) Reservation Deposit Agreement
The first step is the signing of the Reservation Deposit Agreement . This takes the property off the market for a specified period of usually one month.
Within this reservation period, the appointed lawyer will carry out required investigations at the District Land Registry to ensure that the vendor of the property is indeed the owner and ensures that the purchaser obtains good title to the property.
In Cyprus the reservation amount is usually at 1% of the property price. The reservation deposit will be "subject to contract" i.e. it is non-refundable, but it is returnable, for instance, if the searches are not successful.
Searches before Exchange of Contracts
* Planning Department Search - This ensures a building permit exists and that the developer can legally build and sell to other entities.
* A company search - A detailed company search demonstrates that the developer has the legal capacity to enter into contracts of sale, and that it is not been served a liquidation order.
2) Signing of the Contract of Sale
Once all searches have been successful the next step is the signing of the Contract of Sale by both the vendor and the buyer. This is similar to the English Term, "exchange of Contracts". Upon signing the contract of sale, the purchaser has a 6 weeks grace period to pay the first instalment to the vendor. If the purchaser fails to do that, then the contact can turn void.
3) Possession of the property
Possession of the property will only be completed when the property is actually delivered to the purchaser. At this stage the purchaser pays for all the utilities to be connected and he establishes all rights in this country such as: residence, tax, driving, duty free and domicile.
4) Transfer of title deeds
If the property title already exists, then both parties immediately proceed to the transfer of title deeds procedure for the the new owners, and pay the remaining amount owed. If the property purchased is new, then the title will take up to three years to be issued by the official authority. In this case the remaining amount owed is repaid to the vendor with the delivery of the property. During that time, legal security to the purchaser is provided when a valid contract is signed, stamped and registered with the land registry.
Important Information:
* Non Cypriot citizens require permission from the council of ministers to purchase property in Cyprus . This normally takes about 8 to 14 months. In the meantime the purchaser can buy the property and live in it while waiting for the application to get approved.
* The below two certificates should be acquired by the applicant in his country and sent as soon as possible. These two certificates will be attached to the application form:
a) A certificate from any person in authority in the country of the applicant certifying his good character or clean criminal record.
b) A certificate from any financial institution as to the applicant's good financial standing. Certificates referring to minimum deposits of 35.000 Cyp to 40.000 Cyp are preferable.
* Upon the repayment by the purchaser, a permit from the Central bank of Cyprus is required for the transfer of the purchase money. This permit is not necessary if both the purchaser and the vendor are foreigners.
* All payments should be effected through official channels (Banks) and money brought in cash should be declared at the airport or sea port on arrival.
*All properties in Cyprus are sold freehold.
* The Cyprus legal system is largely based on Britain 's and provides many safeguards to protect the rights of the purchaser.
5) Property Taxes, Fees and Rates
Real Estate Transfer tax-fees are paid once to the land registry and are necessary in order to transfer freehold ownership to the name of the purchaser. The Transferee is responsible for the tax payment. The rates are on a graduated scale.
This can be done as soon as the relevant Government Authority has issued the title deed and the purchase has been completed.
Value Of Property In CY Pounds (CYP) Transfer Fee Rate (Per 100%)
Up to 50,000 3
From 50,000-100,000 5
From over 100,000 8
Should the purchase be made in joint names (provided the price is more than CYP 50,000) the effective value for calculation is halved.
Transfer of ownership takes place by a simple process of registration at the Land Registry Office and the issuing of a title deed after completion and delivery. This can be done either by the buyer personally or by assigning Power of Attorney to a Solicitor. A pre-requisite for registration, in the case of foreigners, is evidence that the property has been paid for with foreign exchange and approval by the "Council of Ministers of Purchaser's application" to buy property in Cyprus . These formalities can be taken up by the buyers lawyer on the buyers behalf. However, before the registration of the completed property the purchaser should pay the transfer fees to the Land Registry office.
Stamp Duty
The purchaser is liable to pay stamp duty at the rate of 1.50 CYP per thousand up to the value of 100,000 CYP. thereafter the rate is 2.00 CYP per thousand. This must be paid within 30 days of signing the contract.
Immovable property tax
The annual immovable property ownership tax is based upon the value of the property. Certain immovable properties are exempt:
Value of property CY Pounds (CYP) Annual Property tax (rate per thousand ‰)
Up to 100,000 exempt
100 ,001 250,000 2.0
250,000 500,000 3.0
Over 500,000 3.5
Important Note:
Immovable property tax is based upon the value of the property in 1980 which is much lower than the current market value. So there is no immovable property tax for the majority of properties in Cyprus
Local authority taxes and rates
A rough guide could be approximately CYP 50 -150 per year depending on the size of your property. This tax is for rubbish collection, street lighting, sewerage, etc. The basic utilities, electricity, water and telephone are payable individually in accordance with the consumption and based on a meter reading.


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Sheikh Abdulqani Mursal, imam at Masjid Al Hikma mosque in Toronto (36 Colville Rd, North York – Lawrence and Keele), explains that the fate of the Jews is destined to be killed by the Muslims.
In a lecture at the at Masjid Al Hikma mosque, Mursal read the chapter "Turmoil And Portents Of The Last Hour" from Sahih Muslim (hadith collection, meaning narrations attributed to Mohammad), including the following narrations (01:07-07:24 – originally in Arabic, translated by http://www.hadithcollection.com):
Ibn 'Umar reported Allah's Messenger (may peace be upon him) as saying: You will fight against the Jews and you will kill them until even a stone would say: Come here, Muslim, there is a Jew (hiding himself behind me); kill him.
Ubaidullah has reported this hadith with this chain of transmitters (and the Words are): "There is a Jew behind me."
Abdullah b. 'Umar reported Allah's Messenger (may peace be upon him) as saying: You and the Jews would fight against one another until a stone would say: Muslim, here is a Jew behind me; come and kill him.


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Sometimes, unexpected gestures of kindness can make a significant impact — and this local school bus driver has done just that.
Trudy Serres, an elementary school bus driver in Wisconsin busses the same group of students, ages 5 – 10 years old, to and from school daily. However, Trudy goes beyond just dropping students off at their stop, she also makes sure that they leave the bus feeling treasured and special.
Crocheting has always been a hobby for Trudy, and one day, she was dared by a 10-year-old boy, named Vincent, to crochet a taco — his favorite food. Within record time, she delivered the special request to the young boy, and the requests started coming in from other students.
Kindly, Trudy took note of the various requests the children had, including animals, Star Wars characters, and even an imaginative pink 'Troll' doll. Trudy surpassed all expectations by crocheting 34 custom-made toys, or "stuffys," for 34 of her special students.
Trudy even went to extra mile to crochet a budding hockey player's team colors and personalized jersey number on his stuffy.
When Trudy completed one of these delightful gifts, she would place the toy on the dashboard of the bus as she picked up the particular student. "They'd be grinning from ear to ear when they saw them," she said.
The students have become very attached to their personalized toys, and both students and their parents have demonstrated great gratitude to Trudy.
"I've had a couple of parents come up to my bus and tell me that they won't go to sleep without their stuffy…Some of the kids take them to church, others on vacation, and to me, that's more rewarding than anything. If you buy a child an $80 toy, they play it maybe for three hours and leave it on the shelf. It gives me joy that my kids are still playing with them."
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What's also special, is that Trudy is able to exercise her creative passion for crocheting to positively influence the community around her. Trudy Serres serves as an example to all of us, in that, she has made a meaningful impact on those around her, demonstrating that gestures of kindness, large or small, never go unnoticed or unappreciated.
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Neighbours Gleam and Wilfred's just released their Mother's Day promo and it is "something to look forward to," according to the Sissel Salucop of the Salucop Group, Inc. The promo involves one hour of Gleam's signature massage and Basi del Diablo's best selling wines.
For only P799, customers can get a relaxing hot stone massage from Gleam and two glasses of wine at Wilfred's after. The two establishments sit right next to each other. They are located on Taft Street in Batac, Ilocos Norte. "Gleam is owned by relatives so it is a special partnership," Salucop sisters, Sigrid and Sissel say.
"This collaboration is long overdue since Wilfred's and Gleam have both been operating for almost three years and has been neighbours ever since," SGI CEO Sigrid Salucop comments.
Basi del Diablo Wines that will be served at Wilfred's for those who avail the All Hail to the Queen promo include Virginia Blush, Basidina, and Basi Maria. Two glasses of wine will be served to customers on May 11 to 13. They can choose two out of the three Basi del Diablo brands.
Gleam is headed and owned by experienced dermatologist Dr. Laiza Cabbuag-Retinio. Dr. Cabbuag-Retinio's team comprise of massage therapists and trained skincare professionals.
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Unison union activist John McDermott is facing an attack from his employer.
John is a member of Unison's national executive and local government service group executive for Yorkshire and Humberside and is a full time convenor for Leeds local government Unison.
John has successfully organised and represented workers on a wide range of collective an individual issues.
John's employer is East North East Homes Leeds (ENEHL), a housing Almo, set up as part of New Labour's privatisation agenda. It is wholly owned and funded by Leeds City Council.
ENEHL has unilaterally terminated the agreement to release John full time for convenor duties and is refusing to grant paid release for national duties. In addition the employer is trying to restrict the number of stewards and separate ENEHL workers from the Leeds branch
John has been warned of "personal consequences" by ENEHL.
Union members are being balloted for industrial action following an indicative ballot that showed 80 percent of members were prepared to take action.
John has also lodged a complaint of victimisation because of trade union activities.
John said, "When the Almos were set up we were given concrete guarantees that workers would be treated fairly. The same guarantees were given about trade union representation. This attack shows the guarantees to be a lie.
"I have major concerns about the restrictions ENEHL have placed on the ability of the workers to organise and protect themselves.
"The personal attacks on me I believe are also an attempt to intimidate other workers. ENEHL is a very bullish and uncompromising employer and is trying to push through unacceptable policy changes."
Send messages of support to [email protected] and complaints to ENEHL chief executive Steve Hunt, [email protected]


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Paris Games Week Organizer Cancels 2020 Event Due to Coronavirus
It would've marked PGW's 10th anniversary.
It would've marked PGW's 10th anniversary.
Death Stranding is headed to Paris Games Week.
Gotta make time for Squishies if you'll be there.
Featuring seven new game announcements.
PGW starts in two weeks.
He thinks it would be difficult to break Naughty Dog's association with Uncharted.
Lots of VR news, but still no release date or price.
Apparently Ito's comments were misinterpreted.
It's Clank's turn to strut his stuff.
Storyboard vs actual trailer.
"Is it a Prologue? No, I think it'll be more than that."
Expect around eight maps.
"PS5 doesn't exist."
Michael Denny also talks about the lack of Vita at PGW and why there aren't weird games on PS4.
Watch it again and again.
Check out the trailer.
Trailer was captured using the game engine.
It looks wild.
Virtual Reality fighting, anyone?
Enters beta in 2016.


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Slim profile that protects
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1 cup of rolled oats
1 cup sultanas
½ cup wholemeal self-raising flour
½ cup raw sugar
½ cup coconut
155g (5oz) butter
1 tablespoon honey
Combine oats, sultanas, sifted flour, sugar and coconut in basin. Melt butter, add honey, mix into dry ingredients until mixture clings together. Press evenly over base of well greased 28cm x 18 cm lamington tin. Bake in moderate oven 15-20 minutes or until golden. Cut into bars while hot, remove from tin when cold.