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The Honorable Patrick Leahy
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Opening Statement Of Chairman Patrick Leahy Today I will, again, attempt to focus our efforts on proposals to amend the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA). These are extremely important matters. We have held two hearings and a number of briefings and meetings on this issue so we can deal with these matters in an informed way. Senator Specter and I wrote a joint letter seeking referral of this matter in accordance with Senate procedures, but our Committee's jurisdiction is limited in time. It is set to expire this week. I tried to make that point last week, and to proceed through the amendments to Title I so that we could turn to the retroactive immunity issue in Title II this week, and provide the Senate with our best collective judgment on how best to proceed. I was pleased with the airing of views last week, but we were unable to make real progress when Republican objections required the entire bill to be held over and considered this morning. We have a lot of amendments that have been circulated and clearly have our work cut out for us if we are to complete the Committee's consideration of this bill. After my brief opening remarks and any brief opening remarks by the Ranking Member, I intend to place before the Committee the amendment to Title I of the bill, which we circulated last week, have revised and re-circulated again yesterday after consulting with a number of offices. I am offering the amendment on behalf of myself, Senator Feinstein, Senator Schumer, and Senator Whitehouse. Title I deals with the new authority for surveillance of targets overseas, the role of the FISA Court in that surveillance, and protections for the privacy and liberties of Americans. I would ask that the Committee adopt this substitute amendment to Title I as a starting point, with the understanding that it would be open to amendment and that any amendments filed to Title I of the underlying bill will be considered in order as amendments to it. At some point I would like to turn to Title II and the important issue of retroactive immunity. Senator Feingold has an amendment to strike the provisions, which I will support. Senator Specter has an amendment, and I intend to recognize him to offer it. The Specter amendment builds on the concept of substitution as an alternative to retroactive immunity. The hope is that it will incorporate a limit on the use of preemptive legal doctrines, like the state secret doctrine or sovereign immunity, so that substitution would provide a way to test the merits of the claims with the government standing in the shoes of the telecommunications carriers. As I have said before, I have grave concerns with retroactive immunity for telecommunications carriers for their warrantless surveillance activities from 2001 through early this year, contrary to FISA and the privacy rights of Americans. A retroactive grant of immunity would do more than let the carriers off the hook. Immunity is designed to shield this Administration from any accountability for conducting surveillance outside the law. It could make it impossible for Americans whose privacy has been violated illegally to be made whole. # # # # #
Today the Committee will reach a significant landmark in our progress on the consideration of nominations for lifetime appointments to the Federal bench. We will report out four judicial nominations on our agenda today. With the nominations of Joseph N. Laplante for the District of New Hampshire, Reed Charles O'Connor for the Northern District of Texas, Thomas D. Schroeder for the Middle District of North Carolina, and Amul R. Thapar for the Eastern District of Kentucky, the Committee will have reported 40 judicial nominations this year. The Committee has worked hard all year to expeditiously consider the President's nominations. I thank the home-state Senators - Senators Gregg, Sununu, Hutchison, Cornyn, Dole, Burr, McConnell and Bunning - for their consideration of these nominees. I especially want to thank Senator Whitehouse for chairing the hearing on these nominations. I am glad we were able to accommodate the request of Senator Specter, our ranking member, to promptly consider the nomination of Mr. Thapar. The National Asian Pacific American Bar Association wrote to us in support of his nomination, which is the first of a South Asian American to be an Article III judge. If confirmed, he would become only the seventh Asian Pacific American Article III judge in our Nation's history. The 40 nominations we will have reported after today, one week before the Thanksgiving recess, exceeds the totals reported in all of 2004 and 2005, when a Republican-led Judiciary Committee was considering this President's nominees; all of 1989; all of 1993, when a Democratic-led Senate was considering President Clinton's nominees; all of 2000, when a Republican-led Judiciary Committee was considering President Clinton's nominees; and all of 1996, when the Republican-led Senate did not confirm a single one of President Clinton's circuit nominees. Of these 40 nominations, six have been for seats on federal appellate courts, far exceeding the total reached during the entire 1996 session during which a Republican-led Senate did not confirm a single one of President Clinton's circuit nominees. We continue to make similar progress in the full Senate. Earlier this week the Senate confirmed the nomination of Robert Dow to the Northern District of Illinois, the 35th nomination for a lifetime appointment to the Federal bench this session alone. And we are poised to make even more progress. The Senate could easily confirm one more judicial nomination previously reported by this Committee that is now pending on the executive calendar, that of John Daniel Tinder to the Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit. With those two nominations, along with the four nominations we report out today, the Senate is positioned to confirm 40 nominations by Thanksgiving, easily exceeding the totals of the each of the last three years when a Republican-led Senate was considering this President's nominees. I wish that President Clinton's nominations to that same court had fared as well with a Republican Congress. When President Bush came into office in 2001, not a single Fifth Circuit nominee had been confirmed in six years, Republicans having blocked consideration of three qualified nominees to that court among the 60 judicial nominations that were pocket filibustered. Those who urge us to expedite the nomination of Judge Haynes - a nominee from Texas - fail to mention that we have already confirmed five of President Bush's nominees to the Fifth Circuit, three of whom were from Texas, and we have another nomination on today's agenda for the Northern District of Texas. Compare that record to the fate of many of President Clinton's judicial nominees from Texas, who were blocked and delayed by the Republican majority, including Enrique Moreno, nominated to the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals, but who never got a hearing, never got a vote; Judge Jorge Rangel, nominated to the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals, but who never got a hearing, never got a vote; and Judge Hilda Tagle to the District Court, whose confirmation was delayed for nearly two years for no good reason. We continue to make significant progress on ALL circuit court nominations. When the Senate confirms the Tinder nomination now pending on the Senate's Executive calendar, we will have confirmed six circuit court nominees, matching the total circuit court confirmations for all of 2001. We will also have exceeded the circuit court totals achieved in all of 2004 when a Republican-led Senate was considering this President's circuit nominees; all of 1989; all of 1983, when a Republican-led Senate was considering President Reagan's nominees; all of 1993 when a Democratic-led Senate was considering President Clinton's nominees; and, of course, the entire 1996 session during which a Republican-led Senate did not confirm a single one of President Clinton's circuit nominees the entire session. Yet despite all of our efforts to promptly consider and report judicial nominees, some on the other side continue to complain. If they were candid they would concede that we Democrats - we Democrats - have confirmed more of President Bush's nominees for any given period of time while we have been in charge than the Republicans did. We have had three different leaderships in this Committee during the time President Bush has been in office. Yet, it is a little known fact that during the Bush Presidency, more circuit judges, more district judges -- more total judges -- were confirmed in the first 24 months that I served as Judiciary Chairman than during the 2-year tenures of either of the two Republican Chairmen working with Republican Senate majorities. Indeed, I recall the generous treatment Democrats gave the circuit court nominees of Presidents Reagan and Bush in the Presidential election years of 1988 and 1992. In those two elections, the Democratic-controlled Senate averaged nine circuit court confirmations. Regrettably, the Republican Senate reversed that course in the treatment of President Clinton's circuit court nominations, confirming an average of only four in the Presidential election years of 1996 and 2000, and none in the entire 1996 session. We have placed a priority on working to restore integrity and independence to the Justice Department. Last week, we reported out of Committee the nomination of Michael J. Sullivan to be Director of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives. The nomination of Ronald Jay Tenpas will be on the agenda of our next business meeting. Of course, we still await nominations for the Deputy Attorney General, the Associate Attorney General, a number of Assistant Attorney General positions and, importantly, 21 U.S. Attorney positions around the country -- over one-fifth of all U.S. Attorney positions. When we receive those nominations, they will go to the top of our priority list. Despite criticism from this Administration, we continue to make progress on judicial vacancies when the White House will work with us. Twenty-six of these vacancies - more than half - have no nominee. Of the 17 vacancies deemed by the Administrative Office to be judicial emergencies, the President has yet to send us nominees for nine of them, more than half of them. Of the 14 circuit court vacancies, six - nearly half - are without a nominee. If the President had worked with the Senators from Michigan, Rhode Island, Maryland, California, New Jersey, and Virginia, we could be in position to make even more progress. I recall at the end of last Congress Senator Specter decrying the nominations then stalled on the Senate floor due to Republican holds. He said: A good number of these nominees are also in districts where there are judicial emergencies. I think that from time to time we in the Senate, where we have the responsibility for confirmation, don't really take seriously enough the impact of judicial vacancies. The courts are busy. The Third Circuit, my circuit, is overwhelmed. District Court Judge Jordan ought to be confirmed. My colleagues have told me about the problems posed by vacancies in their states. If these other 13 districts nominees are not confirmed today, they will languish until who knows--January turns into February and February in March. We always find a reason around here not to do something. That applies most emphatically to the judges. I took Senator Specter's advice very seriously, as I always do, and we have found a way this year to make progress on those nominations that once languished on the floor and many more as well. We will continue to proceed promptly and efficiently to confirm nominations to fill vacancies and improve the administration of justice in the country. One of the signs of this progress is that we have helped cut the number of circuit vacancies from a high water mark of 32 in the early days of this Administration to as low as 13 this year. Contrast that with the Republican-led Senate's lack of action on President Clinton's moderate and qualified nominees that resulted in increasing circuit vacancies during the Clinton years from 17 when he was inaugurated to 26 when he left office. During those years, the Republican-led Senate engaged in strenuous and successful efforts under the radar to keep circuit judgeships vacant in anticipation of a Republican President. We have reversed that course. I would rather see us work together as we have today in the selection of nominees so that we can confirm judges rather than fight about them. # # # # # |


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It sounds to me like many of you are hibernating in the sunny south. Well, good planning. This winter has been one for the record books. Or have we just forgotten the fun of running and sliding in the white stuff? But September is coming and so is our exciting reunion. So . . . planning for the reunion it is.
We greatly appreciate the expansion of our email list. With so many now on the email list, it is much easier to communicate in both directions and of, course, much faster to do so, too. As plans develop I will be able to send a quick email with a link to information on our page on Marygrove's web site.
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Ruth Ann Stauder LeBay and Kathy Walker have volunteered to co-chair the Saturday night dinner and you will be delighted when you hear the details. We should have the contract information in hand by the time I write next month. Details about the memory book have been finalized as well as our first "event," The Class of '61 Creates. For those with a slow computer (read older than a year), I have attached a .PDF file of the lists that are already on the web site. Either way, check out Who's Who in our class.
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I have a video I have made using AVCHD. Is there a way I can export it for viewing on my iPad - the latest one which has the retina screen. I would love to keep the quality of the footage and view it on the iPad, but Premiere seems to only offer low quality export options for iPad.
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What are the recommended file specs. for that iPad3? What does Apple suggest? There might be a way to Export/Share to a recommended format/CODEC, but remember, PrE 10 was written well before the release of the iPad 3 and the Retina Display, so one might have to work a bit harder to accommodate it.
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In Reply # 12, in this thread: http://forums.adobe.com/message/4597574?tstart=0#4597574
Neale lists some iPod/iPad Export/Share settings, that might be useful.
Good luck,
Also don't forget that the quality of the video you output isn't just the result of the output settings you choose.
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Dell Social Innovation Challenge is thrilled to team up with the dynamic Blake Mycoskie and his new foundation (Start Something That Matters, or SSTM) to reach even more students who want to follow their dreams. This year, DSIC will offer a first-ever fundraising platform to every DSIC 2013 Semi-Finalist team. We will also extend an invitation to our VIP entrepreneurs to take a look at the variety of incredible Semi-Finalist projects and offer them the opportunity to make an investment in any projects of their choice. Even better, Mycoskie's SSTM foundation will provide a $100,000 matching fund for the select 2013 Semi-Finalist projects that raise money. The SSTM team will handpick up to 25 of the 2013 Semi-Finalist teams for mentoring support and matching grants up to $5,000.
Today, a 35-year old Mycoskie looks back on what sparked his long-term vision of encouraging people to incorporate giving into business through his recent New York Times bestselling book and brand new foundation, both aptly called Start Something That Matters. While traveling through Argentina in 2006, Mycoskie realized that the impoverished villages he came through had no access to everyday needs like shoes and fresh water. After learning about a traditional Argentinean shoe created from natural fibers by the indigenous people, Mycoskie planted the seeds for his sustainable and for-profit shoe retailer, TOMS Shoes— known for donating one pair of shoes to a child in need for every pair sold. This revolutionary One for One global movement has expanded through TOMS Eyewear donating one pair of eyeglasses to a person in need for every pair sold.
Just like most university students who submit their awesome projects to DSIC, a socially conscious and entrepreneurial spirit has followed Mycoskie since his university days. While studying at Southern Methodist University (SMU) in Texas, Mycoskie started his own laundry service company (EZ Laundry) after realizing that SMU did not have an on-campus laundry service. By figuring out a common need of his fellow university students and using what he learned through business studies, Mycoskie built his laundry company into a larger operation involving seven universities and 40 employees. Before long, he moved to Nashville to start his own media company (Mycoskie Media), which promoted music through large billboards; which he later sold to Clear Channel, one of the most influential media conglomerates in the US— at the ripe old age of 25. An avid advocate of social-minded organizations, Mycoskie is a dynamic partner that DSIC is proud to work with.
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I am totally sold on this lumia 920, HOWEVER... Its imperative that i am able to transfer over text messages / imessages from my iphone to my Lumia 920. This is easy and possible on android, but after many searches, i am unable to find a way to do so in windows phone 8. Please advise... - 11-06-2012, 10:07 AM #2
from what I can gather you can not do this. Immessage you can't as those are an apple service.
You can't even do it from Windows Phone 7 to Windows Phone 8. - 11-06-2012, 10:30 AM #3
Ask your provider, some have databases. Here in Switzerland Orange has a service where you can get all your received SMS msg send again to your phone. Ask, it does exist.
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I'm not sure how to get them onto the Windows Phone 8, however, there are many programs that will allow you to get the data off your iPhone... Here are 2 (I use iExplorer):
iExplorer: iExplorer - iPhone, iPad Music & File Transfer App - Mac & PC
TouchCopy: How to transfer music from iPod to iTunes, Transfer Music from iPhone to iTunes with TouchCopy 12
Both have PC & OSX versions with free trials.
Hope that helps!
Jake - 02-15-2013, 01:56 AM #5
I know this is an old thread but there is a very simple answer to this that im surprised no one else listed.. GO TO YOUR PROVIDER :) , they have software that can transfer everything from your old phone to your new, including SMS & MMS. IF you do not want to go to a corporate store, such as ATT or Verizon, Best Buy also provides this service free of charge if you buy the phone from them (I used to work there).
So this answer is for all those future folks that want to move over from Apple oLdphone to WP :D - 03-10-2013, 07:22 PM #6
hey man thanks for the great suggestion, just wondering does, virginmobile canada provide this service, i recently unlocked a rogers lumia 920 for use with virgin ( have been with virgin for 3 years now ) and want to get all my texts transferred from my old android to the 920. can they do it??
This should help you
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Transfer contact and sms from any other phone via bluetooth - 05-23-2013, 04:46 AM #9
You can always forward them to another number and put that number in your Lumia 920. Once you turn on the Lumia 920 with the new sim and number, the SMS's will arrive on your Lumia 920. You can then put in your old sim and still have the SMS's.
Moreover, you can also use some transfer software to transfer SMS from iPhone 4s to Lumia 920 with the help of some phone transfer software, here I recommend you the iPhone SMS to Nokia Transfer.
More Visit: http://www.recovery-android.comLast edited by gloriajamie; 05-26-2013 at 10:09 PM.
You cannot transfer SMS from android or iphone via that app, because sms transfer is supported only for several devices on s40 and s60
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Feb 2, 2013 | Posted by: roboblogger | Full story: KWQC-TV Davenport
4, 2012 file photo, Bradford Wells, left, and Anthony John Makk pose together at their home in San Francisco.
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Judged: 2 1 1 Let them go to one of the "Worker's Paradise"es known as Cuba, or the Demokratik Socialist People's Republik Of Kanada if they want to come to America. And btw, why aren't millions of illegal immigrants smashing down the doors to get into those two Paradises ? There is no RIGHT to immigrate into the United States ! We should have at LEAST a 400 year moratorium on immigration to the U.S.! And as far as gay people are concerned I believe that those 2 "Worker's Paradise"es give gay people MORE rights than the U.S. does. SO GO THERE ! NO MORE IMMIGRATION INTO THE U.S.! From my cold dead hands..... |
It's above obumma, it's above Bush, it's above Clinton, a star a star high above the hills. |
You sound like a total racist fat cow!!! You will have a gay son |
Since: Dec 08 8,620 |
Judged: 1 1 1 1. Immigrants are trying to smash down doors to get here too and we have loads of them. They just don't happen to be Mexican, for the most part. 2. Of course no one wants to go to Cuba because there are no jobs. Cuba is in bad shape for three reasons: 1. The days of large-scale money-flow from the Soviets are long gone. 2. The Castro family has pilfered tons of money from the people - one can hardly call them model communists. The problem with their government is not communism, it is corruption via absolute power. 3. The continued and politically unwise US embargo cuts into a lot of potential revenue for them. |
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He is an asshole but inside his rantings is actually a valid point. In Toronto, we do have a large number of people (mostly African) pretending to be gay to try to gain refugee status. It hurts the real gay refugees (most as from Middle Eastern countries and are educated people who could well contribute to the economy). The phonies don't usually get through but just handling their cases is expensive. The question is how to tell if someone is gay without sticking a rectal probe in them and measuring sexual response to porn. |
"Luke laughs at hypocrites!" Since: Sep 10 21,208 Palm Springs, California |
Unless you are Native American, you have some gall to complain about immigrants. too bad your grand or great grandparents were allowed into the USA, since you don't like anyone not at least here for 500 years. With your BLOND pony tail, I doubt if you have much Native American blood in you. |
Just remember, you voted for him.
http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/02/03/us-... Obama encourages Boy Scouts of America to end ban on gays (Reuters)- President Barack Obama on Sunday encouraged the Boy Scouts of America to end its ban on gay members and leaders, days before the group is expected to vote on the controversial and long-standing rule. |
So now there will be more gays in the boy scouts than blacks?
For your information NOT all illegals here are America is stealing your tax money. I was initially sponsored to work here and happened to have a legal SS#. At some point of my work visa process failed so I became to be out of status. But guess what? I have been paying every penny of your tax dollar here with the deduction of $1400 a month from my paycheck that's supposedly for pension in the future. But since I am considered illegal here. There's no way I would benefit from it or would even see a single centavo of my contribution to your tax pool. |
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I approach the issue of immigration form a purely environmentalist viewpoint. The land can only support so many people and there are already over 300,000,000 people in the U.S. now. That's already FAR TOO MANY HUMANS occupying our LIMITED amount of land and consumimg our LIMITED amount of resources. You have to draw teh line SOMEWHERE ! Or would you prefer 500,000,000 people ? Or 800,000,000 PEOPLE ? Or how about 1,000,000,000 people in teh U.S.? Is that fine with you ? I think it should be rolled back to no more than 200 million to 250 million people in the U.S. But there only a small number of ways to do that, some of which are not morally acceptable. So I draw my line exactly where it is here and now. And that is NOT unreasonable. Unless of course you prefer 800,000,000 to 1,000,000,000 here in the U.S. in the foreseeable future. NO MORE IMMIGRATION TO THE U.S.! The GREAT PEOPLE'S DEMOKRATIK SOCIALIST REPUBLIKS OF CUBA AND KANADA AWAIT THE PEOPLE WHO WANT TO COME TO AMERIKA ! |
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If population is a concern then you should support abortions. |
Since: Oct 12 1,029 |
I don't support abortion because according to my religious beliefs, abortion is murder. I DO support preventing pregnancy thru birth control such as condoms and other means. Zero population growth for the entire population of the world IS possible in the forseeable future IF enought time, money, and effort are put into the countries with high birth rates. MOST of the advanced nations of the world, such as the European countries, Russia, Japan, and Austalia, already have zero population growth or actually have negative population growth. The U.S. WOULD HAVE REACHED zero population growth some years ago if it were NOT for immigration to the U.S., MOST OF WHICH IS ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION. The ONLY two areas of the world with very high rates of population growth are Asia and Africa. And MOST of the countries on those 2 continents, are poor countries where people lack education, lack access to plentiful condoms and other birth control devices, and whose culture subjugate women where they don't have control over their own reproduction. Time, money, and effort in making birth control available to women in Asia and Africa, could substantially reduce their population growths in very short order, probably in only 2 - 3 decades. Since many of the advanced countries have reached zero population growth far sooner, and wth far smaller populations, than many demographic experts predicted, there is no reason that the less advanced countries cannot do the same, in relatively short order, if they are given all of the resources to do so. And it's not as simple as just dumping billions of free condoms out of C-130's all over Asia and Africa. Carefully tailored programs for each country and region must be implemented which must include education, heatlhcare, and material resources. Malthus was wrong. But we should work to prove he was wrong sooner rather than later. |
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Judged: 1 1 1 So you ARE Native American and were here originally then? Congrats! No wonder YOU can decide who can come and who can stay. Good for you. |
Since: Oct 12 1,029 |
The U.S. has had immigration laws for more than a century saying who can come and who can stay here. do you deny that ? We have immigration laws now that say who can come and who can stay but they're completely ignored, and The Obamaniac refuses to enforce the immigration laws that Congress wrote. |
If so many weren't drawn away from the household so long ago at the behest of slaves to the dollar, tax code, corporate profiteers, and federal reserve bank we would be a self sustaining nation without the many problems across the board that we have today.
When are you people going to get it into your numb skulls that the federal reserve bank MUST go. |
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"Luke laughs at hypocrites!" Since: Sep 10 21,208 Palm Springs, California |
Still awaiting to hear about your ancestors and how you came to be the ultimate voice of who stays and who is welcome. |
Since: Oct 12 1,029 |
My ancestors came here before there was even the first federal immigration law (from Germany, Ireland, and England in the 17th, 18th, and 19th centuries). Take it up with members of the 44th Congress. |
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- Generating C codeSignificant part of Gauche is written in Gauche or S-expression
based DSL. During the building process, they are converted
into C sources and then compiled by C compiler.
The gauche.cgen
module and its submodules expose
the functionality Gauche build process is using to the general use.
Required features for a C code generator differ greatly among
applications, and too much scaffolding could be a constraint
for the module users. So, instead of providing a single
solid framework, we provide a set of loosely coupled modules
so that you can combine necessary features freely. In fact,
some of Gauche build process only use gauche.cgen.unit
and gauche.cgen.literal
(see 'src/builtin-syms.scm',
for example).
This is a convenience module that extends
, gauche.cgen.literal
and gauche.cgen.cise
Usually you can just use gauche.cgen
and don't need
to think about individual submodules.
The following subsections are organized by submodules
only for the convenience of explanation.
9.3.1 Generating C source files | gauche.cgen.unit | |
9.3.2 Generating Scheme literals | gauche.cgen.literals | |
9.3.3 Conversions between Scheme and C | gauche.cgen.type | |
9.3.4 CiSE - C in S expression | gauche.cgen.cise |
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One of the tricky issues about generating C source is that you have to put several fragments of code in different parts of the source file, even you want to say just one thing—that is, sometimes you have to put declaration before the actual definition, plus some setup code that needs to be run at initialization time.
A cgen-unit is a unit of C source generation.
It corresponds to one .c file, and optionally one .h file.
During the processing, a "current unit" is kept in a parameter
, and most cgen APIs implicitly work to it.
The following slot are for public use. They are used to tailor the output. Usually you set those slots at initializatoin time. The effect is undefined if you change them in the middle of code geneartion process.
A string to name this unit. This is used for the default name of the generated files ('name.c' and 'name.h') and the suffix of the default name of initialization function. Other cgen modules may use this to generate names. Avoid using characters that are valid for C identifiers.
You can override those default names by setting the other slots.
The name of the C source file and header file, in strings.
If they are #f
(by default), the value of name slot
is used as the file name, with extension .c
or .h
is attached, respectively.
To get the file names to be generated, use cgen-unit-c-file
and cugen-unit-h-file
generic functions, instead of reading
these slots.
A list of strings to be inserted at the top of the generated sources.
The default value is ("/* Generated by gauche.cgen */")
Each string appears in its
own line. Usually you don't need anything
A string to start or to end the initialization function, respectively.
The default value of init-prologue
"void Scm_Init_NAME(void) {"
where NAME
is the
value of the name
slot. The default value of init-epilogue
is just "}"
. Each appears in its own line.
To get the default initialization function name, use cgen-unit-init-name
generic function.
To customize initialization function name, arguments and/or return type,
set init-prologue
The content of initialization function is filled by the code
fragments registered by cgen-init
A parameter to keep the current cgen-unit.
A typical flow of generating C code is as follows:
and make it the current unit.
Write the accumulated code fragments in cgen-unit to a
C source file and C header file. The name of the files are
determined by calling cgen-unit-c-file
and cgen-unit-h-file
respectively. If the files already exist, its content is overwritten;
you can't gradually write to the files.
So, usually these procedures are called at the last step of the code
We'll explain the details of how each file is organized under "Filling the content" section below.
Returns a string that names C source and header file for
cgen-unit, respectively. The default method first
looks at c-file
or h-file
slot of the
cgen-unit, and if it is #f
, use the value of name
slot and appends an extension .c
or .h
Returns a string that names the initialization function
generated to C. It is used to create the default
There are four parts to which you can add C code fragment. Within each part, code fragments are rendered in the same order as added.
This part is put into the header file, if exists.
Placed at the beginning of the C source, after the standard prologue.
Placed in the C source, following the 'decl' part.
Placed inside the initialization function, which appears at the end of the C source.
The following procedures are the simple way to put a souce code fragments in an appropriate part:
Put code fragments code … to the appropriate parts. Each fragment must be a string.
This is an almost minimal example to show the typical usage.
After running this code you'll get my-cfile.c
in the current directory.
(use gauche.cgen) (define *unit* (make <cgen-unit> :name "my-cfile")) (parameterize ([cgen-current-unit *unit*]) (cgen-decl "#include <stdio.h>") (cgen-init "printf(stderr, \"initialization function\\n\");") (cgen-body "void foo(int n) { printf(stderr, \"got %d\\n\", n); }") (cgen-extern "void foo(int n);") ) (cgen-emit-c *unit*) (cgen-emit-h *unit*) |
These are handy escaping procedures; they are useful even
if you don't use other parts of the cgen
Escapes characters invalid in C identifiers or C comments.
With cgen-safe-name
, characters other than ASCII alphabets
and digits are converted to a form _XX
, where XX
hexadecimal notation of the character code. (Note that the character
is also converted.) So the returned string can be used
safely as a C identifier. The mapping is injective, that is,
if the source strings differ, the result string always differ.
On the other hand, cgen-safe-name-friendly
the input string into more readable C identifier. ->
(e.g. char->integer
becomes char_TOinteger
other -
and _
become _
becomes P
(e.g. char?
becomes charP
becomes X
(e.g. set!
becomes setX
and >
become _LT
and _GT
Other special characters except _
are converted to _XX
as in cgen-safe-name
. The mapping is not injective; e.g.
both read-line
and read_line
map to read_line
Use this only when you think some human needs to read the generated
C code (which is not recommended, by the way.)
Much simpler is c-safe-comment
, which just converts
and */
into / *
and * /
(a space
between those two characters), so that it won't terminate the
comment inadvertently. (Technically, escaping only */
but some simple-minded C parser might be confused by /*
in the
comments). The conversion isn't injective as well.
If you want to conditionalize a fragment by C preprocessor
s, use the following macro:
Code fragments submitted in body … are protected
by #if cpp-expr
and #endif
If cpp-expr is a string, it is emitted literally:
(cgen-with-cpp-condition "defined(FOO)" (cgen-init "foo();")) ;; will generate: #if defined(FOO) foo(); #endif /* defined(FOO) */ |
You can also construct cpp-expr by S-expr.
<cpp-expr> : <string> | (defined <cpp-expr>) | (not <cpp-expr>) | (<n-ary-op> <cpp-expr> <cpp-expr> ...) | (<binary-op> <cpp-expr> <cpp-expr>) <n-ary-op> : and | or | + | * | - | / <binary-op> : > | >= | == | < | <= | != | logand | logior | lognot | >> | << |
(cgen-with-cpp-condition '(and (defined FOO) (defined BAR)) (cgen-init "foo();")) ;; will generate: #if ((defined FOO)&&(defined BAR)) foo(); #endif /* ((defined FOO)&&(defined BAR)) */ |
You can nest cgen-with-cpp-condition
When you try to abstract code generation process,
calling individual procedures for each parts (e.g. cgen-body
or cgen-init
) becomes tedious, since such higher-level
constructs are likely to require generating code fragments
to various parts. Instead, you can create a customized class
that handles submission of fragments to appropriate parts.
A base class to represent a set of code fragments.
The state of C preprocessor condition (set by with-cgen-cpp-condition
is captured when an instance of the subclass of this class is
created, so generating appropriate #if
s and #endif
s are
automatically handled.
You subclass <cgen-node>
, then define method(s) to
one or more of the following generic functions:
These generic functions are called during writing out
the C source within cgen-emit-c
and cgen-emit-h
Inside these methods, anything written out to the
current output port goes into the output file.
While generating .h
file by cgen-emit-h
method for all submitted nodes are
called in order of submission.
While generating .c
file by cgen-emit-c
method for all submitted nodes are
called first, then cgen-emit-body
method, then
If you don't specialize any one of these method, it doesn't generate code in that part.
Once you define your subclass and create an instace, you can submit it to the current cgen unit by this procedure:
Submit cgen-node to the current cgen unit. If the current unit is not set, cgen-node is simply ignored.
In fact, the procedures cgen-extern
, cgen-decl
and cgen-init
are just a convenience
wrapper to create an internal subclass specialized to generate
code fragment only to the designated part.
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Sometimes you want to refer to a Scheme constant value in C code.
It is trivial if the value is a simple thing like Scheme boolean
), characters (SCM_MAKE_CHAR(code)
small integers (SCM_MAKE_INT(value)
), etc. You can directly
write it in C code. However, once you step outside of these simple
values, it gets tedious quickly, involving static data declarations
and/or runtime initialization code.
For example, to get a Scheme value of a list of symbols (a b c)
you have to (1) create ScmString
s for the names of the symbols,
(2) pass them to Scm_Intern
to get Scheme symbols, then
(3) call Scm_Cons
es (or a convenience macro SCM_LIST3
) to
build a list.
With gauche.cgen
, those code can be generated automatically.
NOTE: If you use cgen-literal
, make sure you call
(cgen-decl "#include <gauche.h>")
to include 'gauche.h'
before the first call of cgen-literal
, which may insert
declarations that ness 'gauche.h'.
Returns an <cgen-literal>
object for a Scheme object obj,
and submit necessary declarations and initialization code to the
current cgen unit.
For the above example, you can just call (cgen-literal '(a b c))
and the C code to set up the Scheme literal of the list of three
symbols will be generated.
The result of cgen-literal
is an instance of <cgen-literal>
the detail of the class isn't for public use, but you can use it
to refer the created literal in C code.
Returns a C code expression fragment of type ScmObj
which represents the Scheme literal value.
The following example creates a C function printabc
that prints
the literal value (a b c)
, created by cgen-literal
(define *unit* (make <cgen-unit> :name "foo")) (parameterize ((cgen-current-unit *unit*)) (let1 lit (cgen-literal '(a b c)) (cgen-body (format "void printabc() { Scm_Printf(SCM_CUROUT, \"%S\", ~a); }" (cgen-c-name lit))))) (cgen-emit-c *unit*) |
If you examine the generated file 'foo.c', you'll get a general idea of how it is handled.
One advantage of cgen-literal
is that it tries to share
the same literal whenever possible. If you call
(cgen-literal '(a b c))
twice in the same cgen unit,
you'll get one instance of cgen-literal. If you call
(cgen-literal '(b c))
then, it will share the tail
of the original list (a b c)
. So you can just use
whenever you need to have Scheme literal
values, without worrying about generating excessive amount of
duplicated code.
Certain Scheme objects cannot be generated as a literal; for example, an opened port can't, since it carries lots of runtime information.
(There's a machinery to allow programmers to extend the cgen-literal behavior for new types. The API isn't fixed yet, though.)
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In the C world, any Scheme object is uniformly of type ScmObj
But it is often the case that you need to narrow down to the
specific type and convert it to a C value. Gauche maintains
a database of how to typecheck and map Scheme value to C value and
vice versa.
Note that the mapping isn't one-to-one: Scheme <integer>
can be mapped to C's short
, long
, unsigned int
or even just ScmObj
if the C routine wants to cover bignums.
So each mapping has its own name. For historical reasons, each
mapping is called stub type. The names of stub types look
like Scheme type but its semantics differ from Scheme type.
Remember: Each stub type represents a specific mapping between a
Scheme type and a C type.
Each stub type has a C-predicate, a boxer and an unboxer, each of them is a Scheme string for the name of a C function or C macro. A C-predicate takes ScmObj object and returns C boolean value that if the given object has a valid type and range for the stub type. A boxer takes C object and converts it to a Scheme object; it usually involves wrapping or boxing the C value in a tagged pointer or object, hence the name. An unboxer does the opposite: takes a Scheme object and convert it to a C value. The Scheme object must be checked by the C-predicate before being passed to the unboxer.
The following table shows the predefined stub types.
Note that the most of aggregate types has one to one mappings.
The difficult ones are numeric types and strings.
Scheme numbers can represent much wider range of numbers
than C, so you have to narrow down according to the capability
of C routine. Scheme strings have byte size and character length,
and the body may not be NULL-terminated; so the <string>
stub type maps Scheme string to ScmString*
. For the convenience,
you can use <const-cstring>
, which creates NUL-terminated
C string; beware that it may incur some copying cost.
Stub type Scheme C Notes ----------------------------------------------------------------- <fixnum> <integer> int Integers within fixnum range <integer> <integer> ScmObj Any exact integers <real> <real> double Value converted to double <number> <number> ScmObj Any numbers <int> <integer> int Integers representable in C <int8> <integer> int <int16> <integer> int <int32> <integer> int <short> <integer> short <long> <integer> long <uint> <integer> uint Integers representable in C <uint8> <integer> uint <uint16> <integer> uint <uint32> <integer> uint <ushort> <integer> ushort <ulong> <integer> ulong <float> <real> float Unboxed value casted to float <double> <real> double Alias of <real> <boolean> <boolean> int Boolean value <char> <char> ScmChar Note: not a C char <void> - void (Used only as a return type. Scheme function returns #<undef>) <string> <string> ScmString* Note: not a C string <const-cstring> <string> const char* For arguments, string is unboxed by Scm_GetStringConst. For return values, C string is boxed by SCM_MAKE_STR_COPYING. <pair> <pair> ScmPair* <list> <list> ScmObj <string> <string> ScmString* <symbol> <symbol> ScmSymbol* <keyword> <keyword> ScmKeyword* <vector> <vector> ScmVector* <uvector> <uvector> ScmUVector* <s8vector> <s8vector> ScmS8Vector* <u8vector> <u8vector> ScmU8Vector* <s16vector> <s16vector> ScmS16Vector* <u16vector> <u16vector> ScmU16Vector* <s32vector> <s32vector> ScmS32Vector* <u32vector> <u32vector> ScmU32Vector* <s64vector> <s64vector> ScmS64Vector* <u64vector> <u64vector> ScmU64Vector* <f16vector> <f16vector> ScmF16Vector* <f32vector> <f32vector> ScmF32Vector* <f64vector> <f64vector> ScmF64Vector* <hash-table> <hash-table> ScmHashTable* <tree-map> <tree-map> ScmTreeMap* <char-set> <char-set> ScmCharSet* <regexp> <regexp> ScmRegexp* <regmatch> <regmatch> ScmRegMatch* <port> <port> ScmPort* <input-port> <input-port> ScmPort* <output-port> <output-port> ScmPort* <procedure> <procedure> ScmProcedure* <closure> <closure> ScmClosure* <promise> <promise> ScmPromise* <class> <class> ScmClass* <method> <method> ScmMethod* <module> <module> ScmModule* <thread> <thread> ScmVM* <mutex> <mutex> ScmMutex* <condition-variable> <condition-variable> ScmConditionVariable* |
A stub type can have a maybe variation, denoted by
suffix; e.g. <string>?
. It is a union type of
the base type and boolean false (for <string>?
, it
can be either <string>
or #f
.) In the C world,
boolean false is mapped to NULL
pointer. It is convenient
to pass a C value that allowed to be NULL back and forth—if
you pass #f
from the Scheme world it comes out NULL
the C world, and vice versa. The maybe variation is only
meaningful when the C type is a pointer type.
An instance of this class represents a stub type.
It can be looked up by name such as <const-cstring>
Returns an instance of <cgen-type>
that has name.
If the name is unknown, #f
is returned.
c-expr is a string denotes a C expression. Returns a string of C expression that boxes, unboxes, or typechecks the c-expr according to the cgen-type.
;; suppose foo() returns char* (cgen-box-expr (cgen-type-from-name '<const-cstring>) "foo()") ⇒ "SCM_MAKE_STR_COPYING(foo())"
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As part of the centenary celebrations of the British Ecology Society the Red House Museum & Gardens is holding a Green Festival which includes a series of activities and exhibitions from January to August 2013. The Festival will celebrate and explore the natural environment in and around Christchurch.
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In case you were out enjoying life yesterday and not rotting away on the Internet, let me catch you up on the story that had every woman I know pulling her hair out: a reporter for the New York Post named Stephanie Smith is making 300 sandwiches for her boyfriend so that he will give her an engagement ring. That's pretty much the whole story. A beautiful, talented, successful 30-something-year-old woman wants to get married so badly to a guy who by all accounts seems like a douchebag (so says the Internet, unanimously, and the Internet doesn't agree on anything) that she agreed to make him 300 sandwiches because that's what he told her she needed to do to get him to propose. (Sandwich number 178: Barf on a bun.) So I thought I'd help Smith out by giving her some suggestions about which 'wiches she might make next. Click through for 7 sandwiches Stephanie Smith should make for her man! -By Carolyn Castiglia
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After more than four hours, Petraeus left the Capitol much the way he entered and was seen departing in a two-vehicle motorcade. About 20 minutes later, The Associated Press photographed Petreaus entering his home — one of the only public images of him since he resigned.
In separate briefings with members of the House and Senate intelligence committees, Petraeus discussed the September attack on the U.S. Consulate in Benghazi, Libya, which left four Americans dead. He did not discuss his adultery with Broadwell, except to say that he regretted his behavior and that his departure was unrelated to the deadly violence in Libya.
''He was very clear his resignation was tied solely to his personal behavior,'' said Sen. Mark Udall, D-Colo., a member of the Senate Intelligence Committee. ''He was apologetic and regretful but still Gen. Petraeus.''
Sen. Dianne Feinstein, D-Calif., the chairwoman of the Senate committee, apologized to reporters and photographers for the stringent security.
''I know that's rankling you,'' Feinstein said. ''We didn't want to make it any more difficult for him. And you know, you people aren't always the easiest. So the blame is on us. Any waiting that you did, I apologize, but, you know, there's a lot of suffering going on.''
Feinstein said no senators asked Petraeus about the affair.
Petraeus, 60, publicly acknowledged last week that he had cheated on his wife of 38 years with Broadwell, 40. It wasn't until Oct. 26 that Petraeus acknowledged the affair to FBI agents, during their only interview of him, a federal law enforcement official disclosed Friday. The official was not authorized to speak on the record about the ongoing case and requested anonymity for that reason.
The FBI began investigating the case against Broadwell last summer but didn't notify the White House or Congress until after the election.
In the investigation, the FBI uncovered flirtatious emails between Allen and Kelley, both of them married. On Friday, two U.S. officials said investigators have found just a handful of the emails between Allen and Kelley to be potentially problematic. They said investigators determined the vast majority of the 20,000-plus pages of documents were routine. The officials spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to speak publicly about the ongoing investigation.
Obama has put a promotion nomination for Allen on hold. The Joint Chiefs of Staff are expected to meet next week to discuss the recent stumbles of two of the military's top generals, said Adm. Jonathan Greenert, chief of U.S. Naval Operations. The joint chiefs want to review ethics, accountability and behavioral issues and determine whether senior officials are living up to the military's standards, Greenert said Friday at the National Press Club.
The midlevel White House aide who hosted Kelley at the Executive Mansion had met her at MacDill Air Force Base, the White House official said.
Petraeus, in his first media interview since he resigned, told CNN this week that he had never given classified information to Broadwell. She has said she didn't receive such material from Petraeus. But the FBI found a substantial number of classified documents on Broadwell's computer and in her home, according to the law enforcement official, and is investigating how she got them. The Army has now suspended her security clearance.
The official outlined new details Friday of the timing of the FBI investigation that showed that agents spent the summer making certain no one had hacked into Petraeus' computers to track his movements — a potential national security vulnerability raised by some of the first emails they saw in the case. They also used the summer to rule out any possibility he somehow participated in harassing Kelley by email.
Only after that, in early fall, Broadwell was interviewed for the first time by the FBI and agents searched her computers and found substantial amounts of classified documents, the law enforcement official said. The focus of the investigation shifted and agents spent most of October working with the Pentagon to determine where she got the documents, their significance and her right to have them.
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If there's one thing I miss, it's playing with other people. Is anyone aware of any jams, gatherings, song circles, get-togethers -- anything! -- on the north side of town or nearby? I've looked -- obviously, not very well, 'cause I haven't found anything.
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Hey Ken, I haven't found a lot happening on this site. I do get together with a buddy every Tuesday. Haven't found anything else - we are in Johns Creek. Maybe we can talk about getting together at some point. I am diving deeply into flatpicking....not very good at all and the biggest takeaway thus far is how many bad habits I have.
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Think outside the box. You stripped a (very small) phillips head screw, right?
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Heather (comment #30),
The type of Reader's Notebook that my students keep would certainly be very difficult to duplicate in kindergarten, but I am not sure what a kindergarten reading notebook would look like since so many students at that age are not yet "writing." Perhaps it would allow students to illustrate their favorite part of a book or fill in blanks for skills like predicting. (I think _________ will happen.) I will ask some other teachers in my district what they expect in terms of reading response in a kindergarten reading workshop.
A great book for learning more about reading workshop in the primary grades is Kathy Collin's "Growing Readers." I would suggest checking out this resource to learn more about what reading workshop looks like in a kindergarten classroom.
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I meant to say complete vs complex.
I am planning on doing a complex PEX install, and have decided to go with the 24 Port Brass PEX Crimp MANABLOC (9 Hot and 15 Cold). It has (2) 3/4 inlets (1) 3/4 outlet, and 1/2 outlet ports. I have a gas water heater closet in the middle of my one story home.
1) From what I have been told, the manifold "should" be within 10 feet of the Heater. Is that true? The reason why I ask, is that I don't really have a great place to put the manifold, so that it is readily accessible within 10 ft. of the heater, but I do have a great place like 30 ft. away. What are the drawbacks for placing it so far away?
2) Basic set-up: Do I have this right?
a) 3/4 line coming from water main to the 3/4 inlet of the manifold
b) 3/4 line (hot) coming from the water heater to the 3/4 inlet of the manifold
c) 3/4 line (cold) coming from the 3/4 outlet of the manifold to the water heater
d) 1/2 lines going to each fixture
3) In my sinks that do not have a cabinet, I will be using copper stubouts connected to an angle stop. The stubout must be connected to a stud. Correct?
4) My only access to the showers would be either through the tile, or from the side. Which would you do? I have two bathrooms. The master is a shower tub, and the guest is a shower stall. Behind the master is a recessed linnen cabinet, and behind the guest is a stucco wall in the garage. What would you do?
5) My biggest concern is replacing the piping for the water heater, it is in a closet in the middle of the house. I'm thinking that I will need to cut the galvanized riser with a sawzall, and then cut into the dry wall for the galvanized connections. I'm hoping that the galvanized isnt connected to a stud, and that when I cut the pipe, and remove the connections at the heater, I will just be able to pull it out. But, how will I be able to get back there to secure the Flex Copper Water Heater Connector to the pex?
I have far more questions, but I will leave it at that. Thanks for any advice you can provide.
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Going from the main to the manifold and then to the heater would only be done if the manifold is between the main feed and the water heater. WE cannot tell you how to access the tub and/or shower because we would have to be there to make the assessment. The distance from the manifold to the heater is immaterial, but the reason they recommend 10' is to minimize the "cold water draw" when you open a hot water faucet. A longer run just negates some of the reasons for using a manifold. Using one of the hot water ports for a 1/2" or 3/8" circulation line back to the heate would minimize the effect of the long line.
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A TV turns to static. A young girl lies motionless on a bed. A man in a suit enters a dark kitchen, loosens his tie, and opens a refrigerator. These scenes could be indiscriminate snapshots of anyone's daily life, but placed in one of Michael John Garces's plays, they become suspenseful and disturbing. Juggerknot Theatre Company premieres land. and audiovideo, two one-acts (written and directed by Garces) based on mystery, things left unsaid, and twisted emotions. Garces's brand of suspense possesses an emotional intensity that isn't derived from what is hidden but rather from what is revealed. It's the information we are given in land.and audiovideo that leaves us feeling haunted. The combination of Garces's directing and this troupe's courageous acting binds these two plays, creating the confrontational and compelling theater for which Juggerknot is gaining a reputation.
Garces's writing has vast range, which was evident in the poetic and colloquial one-man show Agua Ardiente, performed last year at the debut of Oye Rep. As both a writer and director, Garces neither composes nor directs with a stage in mind but rather an arena where human beings are asked to reveal some of their most extreme, and often ugliest, emotions, and then play them out against those of others. In land. and audiovideo, emotions are weapons that characters use to struggle for their survival.
In audiovideo the action revolves around high school buddies Ryan (David Perez) and Eric (Oscar Isaac) and a mysterious film they've made. It's easy enough to gather that the film, directed by Eric and starring Ryan, features sexual content strong enough to win the boys the admiration of peers -- and the wrath of authority figures. To their horror they realize the video accidentally has been switched with a tape of Eric's family trip to Yellowstone National Park, and his parents (and beloved grandmother Nonnie) are probably watching it at this very moment. The TV is turned away from the audience, and all we can see are the faces of the two young men as they watch the screen. What is suspended before the audience is what audiovideo explores: not the content of the video itself but simultaneous desire and terror of being caught in a forbidden act.
Audiovideo'sscript is so elliptical it probably looks like an e. e. cummings poem on the page. Eric and Ryan finish each other's sentences and converse in a sort of modern-day MTV cave-speak composed of monosyllabic utterances. But they infuse the spaces in the dialogue with a ferocious physicality and guttural communication that is even more intensified by the fact that the stage takes up more space than the audience does. This is theater in your face, literally. These actors wrap themselves around the language, and you can't take your eyes off of them. A simple conversation appears to be a brawl, wrestling match, and party all in one. At times the intensity turns to comic relief; for example a pesky kid brother, deftly played by Jay Catlett, comes on the scene and whines, "You guys aren't supposed to be down here!" reminding everyone of their own childhood basement antics.
This is not just an excellent play; it's an anthropological study. Isaac and Perez as two inarticulate, adolescent boys brimming with testosterone, anxiety, desire, and rage, echo our primordial connections to warriors and hunters. They beat the wall, pound heads, bounce around, wrestle, grunt, groan, yell, and scream. We see here that in the evolution of man, the body articulates itself before the tongue does. Before we make words, we make sounds.
As for land., Lolita it's not. Thankfully land.reveals the twisted relationship between an older man (Chuck Pooler) and a fourteen-year-old girl (Tanya Bravo) without the deliciously picturesque Nabokovian scenes of toenail painting and lollipop sucking. This is the year 2001 after all. The girl's father is never home, and her mother whores around, so she is left to fend for herself. Result? She ends up having a relationship with one of her mother's lovers. In a series of vignettes, the two characters jump from a kitchen on stage left to a bedroom on stage right in search of solid ground. In these two rooms, the pair tries to satiate appetites even they don't know they have: rage, guilt, loneliness, desperation.
These vignettes are skillfully directed and organized by Garces, who has the actors subtly mark the changes in the emotional and physical environment with their bodies. The girl consistently unties her hair as she gets into bed. The man methodically puts on his shoes as he leaves the bedroom. The dialogues, which occur in the kitchen and bedroom, are interspersed with monologues, which take place center stage under a light that shifts from a confessional glare to a lonely amber hue. Sometimes an audio narration overlaps the girl's monologues, adding a haunted feeling to an already scary situation.
Bravo and Pooler are exceptional. Bravo has a predilection for playing young girls. She was a standout as young Ruth in New Theatre's production of The Book of Ruth last year. Likewise we recently saw Pooler's knack for depicting an everyday Joe who is frightfully demented, yet somehow disarming and likable, in Juggerknot's production of Neil LaBute's Iphigenia in Orem. The two make an enigmatic pair emotionally and visually. In one of the earliest bedroom scenes, the vision of Pooler's large body looming over Bravo's small frame is downright frightening.


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Senior Design
In Senior Design, students spend two semesters applying their technical knowledge and creative minds to real engineering problems.
Students work on Project I in cooperation with local industry, other external clients, and university sponsored projects — outlining specifications, proposals, time schedules, and paper designs. Teams meet periodically with their client to review designs, provide written and oral progress reports, and eventually give a final presentation at the culmination of the semester. Evaluation is based on individual and team performance.
The second semester of Senior Design is a continuation of Project I. Project II asks students to fabricate and test a prototype. Teams then deliver a demonstration and documentation of the functioning system to their client. Evaluation based on individual and team performance.
In the News!
During the 15th Annual Southern Tier Speedworld Car Show, engineers from Binghamton
University presented a high-mileage car and mini baja.
ECE student Rory Haggerty said "It's good to apply our learned engineering concepts
to things we're passionate about. Everyone here at this show is passionate about racing."
15th Annual Southern Tier Speedworld Car Show Article
Senior Design Project
Color and Light
Mine Hunter
Roberson Train
Hollow Projection Mask MDP 20
News Coverage
Engineering Entertainment and Fun
(Source: WBNG Staff)
May 13, 2011
Senior Design Projects
Convolution Reverb Stompbox MDP 20
View Convolution Reverb Stompbox MDP 20 Senior Project Spring 2011. This Sr. Project uses electrical engineering-an impulse response and input audio signal to add an echo effect to a sound.
Undersea MineHunter MDP 01
View Undersea MineHunter project MDP 01 Senior Project Spring 2011. This Sr. project uses a simulation of a currently fielded system that locates and neutralizes under sea mines.
Hydrogen Production Unit
View electrical and mechanical engineering students collecting data while generating hydrogen to verify the production rate of their senior capstone project.
Wind Energy
Students build a 1 kW wind turbine from scratch.