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Zend_Build provides a project management infrastructure for Zend Framework. This system introduces the concepts of 'actions' and 'resources' defined in both core and external components that can be used in managing and building a Zend Framework project. Resources can be nested to create project profiles that can be stored on the filesystem in Zend_Config's XML format to provide metadata to CLI, Rich UI, and other tools for project introspection and management. All actions and resources must be declared in build metadata files, which include metadata such as short name, help, and command line options.
Zend Framework: Zend_Build Component Proposal
Proposed Component Name
Developer Notes
Wil Sinclair
1.0 - 29 November 2007: Proposal created.
1.1 - 21 December 2007: Proposal updated.
1.2 - 17 January 2008: Proposal updated after component responsibilities finalized. (wiki revision: 41)
Table of Contents
1. Overview
2. References
3. Component Requirements, Constraints, and Acceptance Criteria
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Zend_Build provides a project management infrastructure for Zend Framework. This system introduces the concepts of 'actions' and 'resources' defined in both core and external components that can be used in managing and building a Zend Framework project. Resources can be nested to create project profiles that can be stored on the filesystem in Zend_Config's XML format to provide metadata to CLI, Rich UI, and other tools for project introspection and management. All actions and resources must be declared in build metadata files, which include metadata such as short name, help, and command line options.
Zend_Build provides a project management infrastructure for Zend Framework. This system introduces the concepts of 'actions' and 'resources' defined in both core and external components that can be used in managing and building a Zend Framework project. Resources can be nested to create project profiles that can be stored on the filesystem in Zend_Config's XML format to provide metadata to CLI, Rich UI, and other tools for project introspection and management. All actions and resources must be declared in build metadata files, which include metadata such as short name, help, and command line options.
4. Dependencies on Other Framework Components
- Zend_Exception
- Zend_Config
- Zend_Loader
- Zend_Log
5. Theory of Operation
The Zend_Build component will provide a basic project management system for Zend Framework. This component introduces the concepts of 'actions', 'resources', and 'project profiles'. In general an action is always required to perform an operation on the project, and some actions perform these operations on or with a specified resource. Project profiles are nested compositions of resources that make up a project. Resources- and, by extension, project profiles- genrally contain metadata about project resources. That is to say, a project profile is useful in creating a project skeleton or operating on an existing project, but generally does not contain the code and can not be used to fully re-generate a project after the user has modified the system-generated project skeleton.
This component will deliver basic actions and resources to support basic filesystem operations- such as a 'delete' action and a file 'resource' to support deleted a file- but more specific actions and resources will be developed in the component to which they pertain (see Zend_Build for Core). This component will also provide resources and actions that pertain to most or all projects, such as library directory and public directory. The Zend_Build component will generally follow ZF's 'use at will' architecture and may be used to describe and manage projects that don't use all ZF core components- or any core components besides Zend_Build's direct and indirect dependencies.
Actions and resources can be added to the library by first implementing Zend_Build_Action_Interface and Zend_Build_Resource_Interface, respectively. Next, the developer must add one manifest file per action or resource to his/her component with the name '<classname>-ZFManifest.*'. These manifest files can be any file type supported by Zend_Config, but must contain all information about the resource for building the project and any other functionality that requires metadata, such as that outlined in [Zend_Console]. Zend_Build requires the 'type' and 'name' attributes and other attributes or elements may be used by Zend_Build. The manifest format is extensible, however, so the developer defining the action or resource may add metadata required by other components unknown to Zend_Build. All such metadata will simply be ignored by Zend_Build. The following is an example of such a file in the xml format defining a resource that may be used by Zend_Console:
A project profile contains information about the resources in a project with a tree-like structure. This project profile may be serialized to the XML 1.0 dialect defined by Zend_Config and used to store any metadata about the project that is useful to Zend_Build actions or resources. As a rule, no PHP code will be serialized to the project profile, although components may be able to generate code using a combination of the data in a project profile and separate templates stored in the Zend Framework components to which they pertain. The following is an example of a project profile for a basic MVC application:
Since Zend_Config objects are used heavily in this component, all actions and resources will be instantiable from valid Zend_Config objects. A Configurable interface is provided to bring consistency to such instantiations. If the Zend_Config_Configurable is approved for core in the 1.5 release, this component will use the Zend_Config_Configurable.
6. Milestones / Tasks
- Milestone 1: [DONE] Draft proposal submitted for community review
- Milestone 2: Working prototype checked in to incubator for community evaluation
- Milestone 3: Proposal finalized
- Milestone 4: All unit test passing with coverage at 90% or higher for all code
- Milestone 5: Documentation finished in English
7. Class Index
- Zend_Build_Configurable
- Zend_Build_AbstractConfigurable
- Zend_Build_Exception
- Zend_Build_Manifest
- Zend_Build_Manifest_NameConflictException
- Zend_Build_FileTemplate
- Zend_Build_Action
- Zend_Build_Action_Interface
- Zend_Build_Action_Abstract
- Zend_Build_Action_Create
- Zend_Build_Action_Delete
- Zend_Build_Resource_Interface
- Zend_Build_Resource_Abstract
- Zend_Build_Resource_Factory
- Zend_Build_Resource_ConfigXmlWriter
- Zend_Build_Resource_File
- Zend_Build_Resource_Directory
- Zend_Build_Resource_ApplicationDirectory
- Zend_Build_Resource_ControllerDirectory
- Zend_Build_Resource_DataDirectory
- Zend_Build_Resource_LibraryDirectory
- Zend_Build_Resource_ModelDirectory
- Zend_Build_Resource_ModuleDirectory
- Zend_Build_Resource_Project
- Zend_Build_Resource_PublicDirectory
- Zend_Build_Resource_TempDirectory
- Zend_Build_Resource_TrashDirectory
- Zend_Build_Resource_ViewDirectory
8. Use Cases
This component is primarily consumed by Zend_Console and other build interfaces. The use cases below show examples of defining an action and a resource.
The command 'zf say_something dummy_file' on the command line (assuming Zend_Console is installed) would now return 'duh'.
9. Class Skeletons
Sample project profile for MVC application:
The same sample profile for MVC application rendered as an XML configuration file:
Dec 04, 2007

The proposal seems to be in the beginning stages of development, but here is my feedback so far, which mostly includes questions to be addressed by the proposal contents.

First, we should have clear definitions, including examples, for the following:

Regarding generation with Commands and Resources, the following should also be defined and illustrated:

project resource

Regarding the scope of unit test execution functionality:

How will this work?

What are the system requirements?

Describe "database migrations" in terms of example usage and scope of functionality.

"General code generations" should be better described:

Administrative interfaces - To/For what? Examples?

Login forms - To/For what? Examples?

In the requirements section, "Note that this project will not deliver these specific capabilities, but will provide a framework upon which to implement them easily." It is not clear to me, then, which capabilities will be provided, or how the proposed component provides support for these features.

"Resources must be serializable to XML fragments"

Depends on definition of Resource

Why is XML the best format for all possible Resources?

For what purposes are these XML fragments created?

How would the XML be used outside the context of the proposed components?

I could not understand the exact meaning of the following statements, which should be illustrated by explanation and providing use case examples:

"Resources... must be composable to form valid XML 1.0 project profile documents"

"Commands and resources must be fully self-documenting to all tools, including CLI."

"Commands and resources must have intuitive single-word names with short aliases for the CLI."

"Must dependencies among commands and other tasks."

What kind(s) of dependencies?

"System must not run identical tasks multiple times if 2 or more paths lead to the same task in the dependencies graph."

Why not?

If this behavior is needed how will it be accomplished?

"Commands should be atomic where possible."

Does the same idea also apply to Tasks?

"All created user interfaces should support configuration/overriding-based and code-generation-based extensibility."

"It would be nice to have the capabililty of rewinding commands, including deletes."

What about Tasks?

How would this look in code?

"Pluralization of resource types on the command line would be nice to have to improve readability of commands for English speakers, but singular syntax will always be valid."

"Commands, which are special kinds of tasks that are intended to be called from the command line and are self-documenting"

What is "self-documenting" in this context?

Why is a tree structure most appropriate for modeling all of a project's resources? Why not a forest, or a DAG, or a general graph (e.g., cyclic workflow)?

"This file will be editable, but the system will detect if a profile it generated or previously manipulated has been edited outside of the system and produce a warning. A warning will also be produced before taking destructive action on any resource that has been edited since it was generated. All checksums necessary for such warnings will be contained in the project profile."

How will the system know either situation is the case when edited outside the system, given that checksums are stored in the edited project profile?

Are the profiles impossible to reverse engineer, and if so, how, and, perhaps moreover, why?

I would also recommend using Zend_Config or another approach to make the implementation independent of the resource serialization format (XML).

Finally, it's all well and good but use cases are the most important aspect of this proposal (as well as others). Showing what the component will do via how it will be used is essential to understanding and prioritizing the work to be involved in developing the component. The class skeletons section should also begin filling with the results of the API from the use cases.

I am also interested to see how the implementation will be separated from the interface so that CLI is not the only possible way to use the component (not all PHP environments have CLI available to customers). An example showing how to call the core functionality with PHP (e.g., for a web interface) would be most helpful.

Dec 22, 2007

What about providing integrating this scaffolding system into phing?

Dec 26, 2007

There is no reason someone can't build phing tasks to integrate this build system in to phing. I don't see phing as a good solution for a build system in PHP and ZF in particular, however. I know a lot of people will disagree with this, but allow me to make my argument:

1) Build systems are really not much more than scripting systems with special facilities added for problems that come up routinely in building projects. One of these is dependencies. Another might be a set of common tasks (which are really not much more than a set of functions). So, IMO a good build system is best built out of a good scripting system. PHP has a good scripting system- PHP-CLI. So why aren't Phing build scripts created using PHP? As far as I can tell, this is because they wanted to emulate Ant. But the only reasons Ant was built using an XML dialect as a 'scripting language' was because Java is such a poor one, and XML happened to be the 'solution for all problems' at the time Ant was first conceived. I think if you look at both Ant and Phing build scripts, you'll see that XML is not a particularly good scripting language either (not surprising, it's a DATA format, people! <ac:emoticon ac:name="smile" />. So, AFAIC see, Phing is a design driven by another implementation language's limitations. I know that's a harsh criticism, and I know that people have been productive with Phing. But I encourage everyone to look at Phing and Ant, then take a look at what I consider I much more sane build system that happens to be written in a good scripting language: rake for ruby. Come to you own conclusions and post them here. <ac:emoticon ac:name="smile" />

2) Build systems often become overly complex when they are designed to solve all problems for everybody. I think there is some benefit to building up an action/resource infrastructure on a bare-bones build system that address problems in ZF projects. Of course, basic stuff like copying files, etc. should just be handled by PHP itself. As with all ZF components, the intention is to provide a build system on top of which any build system functionality can be built, but develop the most common use cases that come up in ZF usage.

From what I've seen, build system are just starting to get some serious attention in the PHP world, but I've searched around and haven't yet found a reasonably good one. This presents a fairly good opportunity for ZF to present best practices and tools to the community. Please keep in mind, this is coming from someone who has spent most of his career in the Java world- where build systems have been around from the get-go since you have that pesky compilation step to deal with <ac:emoticon ac:name="wink" />. I used, but hardly loved, both Make and Ant extensively. Then I switched to rake and realized I wasn't the only one feeling the pain. Has anyone had experience with other build systems that might inform us in this discussion?

Dec 27, 2007

I agree with your opinion about Ant. I'm glad you see it that way, and that you are building this component. This is something that ZF needs and will benefit from. I'm using shell scripts to build projects, they do the job, but they are difficult to extend and maintain. Here's an example of one of the scripts I'm using:

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Dec 27, 2007

BTW, I'd imagine you'll find the CLI tools relatively intuitive based on the interface above. Take a look- <ac:link />. The actual build scripting part of the build system is in this (totally incomplete) <ac:link><ri:page ri:content-title="proposal" /><ac:link-body>Zend_Build_Script - Wil Sinclair</ac:link-body></ac:link> and may or may not make it in to 1.5. There are some potentially 'controversial' implementation details in that build script system that we'll have to discuss as a community, so check back on the proposal soon!

Dec 23, 2007

What exactly will this proposal provide?

code generator or is it a build Tool like phing? In case of YABT (Yet Another Build Tool) - Why not provide build functionality for the Zend Framework on top of Phing (as Lars said already)? Afaik, phing is very modular OO and i think, specific Zend Framework Tasks would not the real problem. Also, phing is already approved and many developers are familiar with it.

There is also a proposal (Zend_Db_Schema_Manager) for managing DB changes in the Framework. How will this (or other components, doing the same) fit into this build tool? I think it would be good to be able to use this in an existing build tool. So it would be nice to think about that too.

Dec 26, 2007

Both. <ac:emoticon ac:name="smile" />

See above comment RE: Phing.

RE: Zend_Db_Schema_Manager- this seems to be an implementation of db migrations from rails in PHP, more or less. It could work in much the same way migrations work in rake. 'zf migrate schema schema-name -version 3' for example, where 'migrate' is the action and 'schema' is the resource. But this proposal is subject to the same questions that rails migrations raise, which I'll get in to in comments there. Also, I believe Cake has a migrations implementation; I think we should be asking questions about how we can make a powerful system that handles less 'conventional schemas'. This is the area where we can excel as a framework and achieve true longevity and enterprise adoption; we can leave Rails-clone functionality to Cake AFAIC. <ac:emoticon ac:name="wink" />


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*eyeing the fried sandwich*
Looks yummy indeed! What's in it?
@Angele: Yes, night markets are awesome, but if they're too crowded, it drives me crazy :) Read the text above the sandwich picture, I mentioned the ingredients :)ReplyDelete
Missed it! Hahaah :p
I should stop staring at that sandwich 'cause now I'm getting hungry -_-"
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a nice little selection...i'd certainly try the one-bite sausages and that yummy-looking bubble ice-cream but not so sure about blowfish or octopus.ReplyDelete
Those pictures are edible, I would eat those MKL!
We eat rabbit meat here; is there a problem with it in Taiwan, if so what might it be?
I was struck by how Northern European your taste in oriental food is. You would choose, it seems, what I would be interested in.
The food sellers all appeared to take a pride in their work and the presentation of their stalls. I was impressed with the vendor who wore a mask.
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God... I'm hungry... again! I will turn into a fat frog myself and you'll be to blame!!! :-DDDReplyDelete
I would go for the seafood. I love seafood! One thing I've noticed in all your food pictures: they look healthy. I mean there's always some kind of vegetables on the side. Have you put on weight?
I bet I'll blow up like Blowy The Fish after two days in Taiwan! LOL
@adamantixx: Rabbit is not a problem in Taiwan, nope. But it's not so common to eat. Vendors do wear masks and take care of hygiene, especially at famous night markets.
@Daisy: Oh no, don't blame me :P
@Jo: Taiwanese food is full of vegetables, yep. Quite healthy I'd say, more than what's typical in my home country.
What are you saying? You're hot and thin, you'd never look like Blowy. I could, haha. I didn't gain nor lose weight. :)
OMG! Blowy the fish look so photogenic! hahhahhaa When I was young I use to fish Blowy :) I follow a group of Iban tribe (the local ethnic people) to the sea and river.
We ate the fish and as always we were warn that the fish can kill you if you do not know how to kill and cook em'
They are an expert! I would have been a ghost by now hahahahhahaha okay Im still alive eating blowy!
blowy isn't taste bad at all.
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No1: I don't like seafood! I hate eating crab meat and shrimp or prawn. however i love to fish 'em.
Dude, you should swing by the Philippines.ReplyDelete
Hey! How have you been?
Wow I can't believe that's how a blowfish looks like when it's dried out of the water. It does look like a Porky the Pig....it looks more scary than cute though LOL
If I went to Keelung I would have fresh seafood - fresh lobster or fresh shrimp. I love most seafood (regular typical seafood). I'd probably try the butter crab pincers.
I haven't tried rabbit meat although a lot of Portuguese people I grew up with ate rabbit meat regularly. Heard it tastes like chicken.
Mmm I love kiwi. I haven't heard of or tried Pao Pao ice cream. It looks a bit like a slushy but not as watery.
I can imagine that deep fried sandwich did taste good. I don't know anywhere nearby that serves deep fried sandwiches but I'd definitely try one if I was there!
I dont know why but somehow the words glutinous rice always turns me off! I always imagine a big tub of ghee dumped into a bowl of rice...dont ask me why....i'm weird that wayReplyDelete
For once, all the pictures loaded for me... Anyhoo, "Keelung" reminds me of the malay word kelong, which also has something to do with the sea. And that blowfish looks so cartoonish, it almost seems fake!ReplyDelete
The scenery lets me feel vitality.
You have the mind of the Zen...
Thank you.
oh... i miss taiwanese night market!!! and i wanna try miaokou sandwich :p i am hungry now >< and the yellow lanterns look awesome!!ReplyDelete
i tried rabbit meat but i wont do it again... guilt feel. but the fried sandwich looks nice.ReplyDelete
@Netster: Thanks for the story about blowfish. You're a cool guy. I wonder what other things are you capable of doing, hehehe...
@Tisha: Maybe one day :)
@Karen: You like seafood, eh? Now I know where to bring you, in case I host you in Slovenia or Taiwan :)
@Saby: That rice was quite fulling, yep. I'd not eat it every day.
@Nashe: Happy to see the pics load for you. Keelung is pronounced like "Gee long".
@Ruma: I agree. Thank you.
@fufu: Taiwanese night markets are really great, especially if they're not crowded :)
@Lily: I haven't eaten rabbit for a long time.
We tried the pao pao ice too, after getting the recommendation from the 2 of you.
Took the conservative Chocolate flavour while my in-laws took mango.
Just thinking about the melt-in-the-mouth sweetness makes me wanna fly over and get another cup tonight, haha!
oh my gosh... your night market puts our tiny little night market to shame!!!!!!!!!! haha! our night market is probably like 1/3 of that or maybe less. That food looks delish... i just hope that when i go back to Asia, my stomach can handle all the street food!ReplyDelete
OMG i miss eating taiwanese sausage!ReplyDelete
@Shingo: That ice cream will always be my fav in Keelung. I wanna eat it again :)
@Kym: Yep, it's really one of the most famous night markets in Taiwan and that's something :)
@Sharon: Poor you. :(
Seems there's alot of fried food. I wonder how the people remain so thin? :)ReplyDelete
@Kay: I wonder that myself. The girls in Taiwan are so thin and petite, it's amazing. I needed weeks, before I saw one fat person. It's amazing.ReplyDelete
The fried-food vendor at my local night market in Taichung (circa 1990) sold something that looked like french-fries but had the texture of mochi. Served it in a paper cone with chili powder and a sprig of fried basil. Have you had anything like that? Any idea what it's called?ReplyDelete
@Fritz: No idea, what that would be called. I will ask my girlfriend.ReplyDelete
@Fritz: Maybe you mean this? My girlfriend says it's fried tempura (made from fish and cassava mix). And she says there are many dishes that would match your description, if you have a photo she could give you a more accurate information.ReplyDelete
Hi, I know it is call a "night market". If you go there in the afternoon around, let say 2pm, will the stalls open?ReplyDelete
@Anonymous: Some will be open, a few probably. It's called night market for a reason, so at least be there around 6pm, if you want the real experience. 2pm is way too early.ReplyDelete
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A look at what has been going on in the gold market since the dip and why it is worth looking at the price of the metal in currencies other than the dollar
GEOFF CANDY: Welcome to this weeks edition of Mineweb.com's Gold Weekly podcast. Joining me on the line is Julian Philips - he's the founder of Gold Forecaster. We have seen quite a lot of commentary coming out of the gold market since the decline last week from its peak and there's been a lot of conversation about whether or not this is the bursting of a bubble and we are likely to see further declines from here, whether or not this is a much needed break and we are likely to see gold going up again and a lot of the focus has obviously been on the fact that very few of the fundamentals have actually changed. How do you see the landscape as it stands at the moment?
JULIAN PHILIPS: I look at the markets with a slightly different piece of glass - as Alice looked through the looking glass she looked darkly. When I hear all the media talking about how the markets have been savaged by this and by that, if I look through euro eyes as opposed to dollar eyes, it's a much quieter picture and if you look at the dollar, the dollar has moved about 5% - it was headed to even more dangerous levels earlier, and could well go back there and if you look through euro eyes the markets have been a much quieter place. So my question - is this really about the dollar or is it about the markets? A very difficult one for US investors to look through because they see the dollar as being the measure of value that is bedrock. But it is proving not to be so and that is showing itself in the volatility of so many markets. Yes silver is falling a lot more but I would put that mainly because the key silver markets are in the Americas and not in Europe, whereas gold, I have no doubt that the real market is tied into London at the two fixes, hence the stability in the euro. So it really is a rather strange picture, but if we look at the United States and its situation we can understand why there is such volatility in the dollar and it may come as a big surprise to many people but this is certainly not the United States making the dollar stronger. I strongly suspect and of course the evidence would be very thin, that the Chinese have tremendous amount to gain by seeing a stronger dollar and are in a position to ensure that it is a lot stronger than perhaps the markets would take it to if allowed to do so without any form of encouragement and if we look at that we say why on earth would China want to do that? They are importing a lot of energy inflation and by raising the value of the dollar they raise the value of the Yuan and they cheapen the price of importing inflation which is a good step in the anti-inflation fight in China.
GEOFF CANDY: I suppose the other point to that is that China has a lot of dollars which it obviously doesn't want to see whither away.
JULIAN PHILIPS: Absolutely and it's going to get a lot more so it really is almost more dominant over the dollar than the United States is itself and we are looking at United States losing considerable power from say 30 years ago. This is a different world completely and so we have to factor in that the US is on the economic and monetary decline.
GEOFF CANDY: That said there have been some comments around the fact that when QE2, the quantitative easing programme that is currently underway in the US that is likely to end in June - when that does end we could see another slump in gold. Would that only be in dollar terms would you think or would that spill over to other currencies as well?
JULIAN PHILIPS: I am holding my breath on that one. I wouldn't draw quite the same conclusions as others have because it's almost like talking about higher interest rates. If QE stops will they now tighten? Will they tighten on the monetary fund or will they actually try to encourage interest rates higher. Is there going to be a change in the picture? From where I stand I see the Federal Reserve as not leading but following, following the US economy. The Federal Reserve will act to tighten monetary conditions provided it can see some real traction in the US recovery and we are not seeing that and you have to look down to the consumer who drives 70% of that economy. Is he happy with his housing market, is he happy with his job? Does he have disposable income that he is prepared to spend on things to ensure growth? I don't see that at all and I think the Federal Reserve doesn't see that and I think the Federal Reserve's not too happy to see things tighten and get stronger in that way because it would destroy what little confidence our consumer has in the various economies, so I personally don't see a slump in the gold price and if we did see any form of interest rate hike it would simply be to chase inflation and you would remain with negative interest rates which would not be bad for the gold or silver price at all.
GEOFF CANDY: Obviously there has been a lot of demand coming out of China and clearly the inflation worries there that you mentioned earlier are having an impact as well. How do you see China and to a lesser extent I suppose India, their role going forward in the gold market?
JULIAN PHILIPS: I heard a fascinating statistic this morning. It said by the year 2015 there will be more middle classes in China than the entire population of the United States. Now in itself that tells a massive story. We heard that China by 2015 will have an economy the same size as the US. If you extrapolate that to 2020 you are seeing a potential dwarfing of the United States. You are seeing certainly a middle class that is more than capable of buying gold and the joy of Chinese buying is that they don't look at derivatives seriously, they look at physical gold. And if you look at the content of Europe and the United States in terms of physical gold buying it's a very much smaller percentage than the entire sum total of the derivatives and physical gold market in the States and Europe and therefore the Chinese demand will have a disproportionate impact on physical gold prices than the US and Europe will going forward and I am talking about from today onwards not in the future - I see that demand is being more closely related to the expansion in the Chinese middle classes than I do to any view on the gold price. After all if you look at India and China they see gold as financial security and a glance back over the last decade will more than justify that concept and therefore I see it as ongoing. The average Chinese investor really doesn't know what the thoughts of the Federal Reserve on interest rates or QE are. They see gold entirely related to their personal situation.
GEOFF CANDY: Two related questions to that to close off, are we likely to see the makeup of the Chinese investment change as the middle class extends and deepens and develops a taste perhaps for derivative type products?
JULIAN PHILIPS: Again look at Asia attitude to banking and to such things as gold investments. They have nowhere near the confidence that the developed world has in the banking system. And in fact if you look at 1% real rate on the US dollar as controlled by the Federal Reserve and the US banking system and you compare it to the average Chinese attitude to that piece of physical gold, it's going to be a very hard road for the average Chinese investor to achieve the level of confidence that US and European people have in paper money.
GEOFF CANDY: Has a floor been established then at any specific price at this stage, perhaps above $1,000 for example, given that we are still seeing still strong demand out of India, a strong demand out of China which inherently were very price sensitive markets in particular physical gold jewellery.
JULIAN PHILIPS: Yes and I would extend that question to - do the Indian and Chinese seeing such a floor. They have a habit of selling, if they see anything like a spike and coming in when they feel that some new floor level has been maintained and they have been setting these new floors since $300 an ounce. I think that they are looking at $1,500 now as a floor but they will wait until they are certain. Once they are certain that's a matter of time - they will then go back in. We are looking too at the season of gold. This is normally the time the marriage season is ending at the end of May and some might think that well, India has always been seasonal, this is time they start buying, they start buying in the middle of August but because of the expansion of their middle classes, that seasonality has slowly been erased over the last five years and there is no such seasonality in China. So I do see them seeing a floor at around that level and I don't see a seasonal drop - so it might move sideways while the floor is being established but I think we are looking at roughly the floor now.
GEOFF CANDY: Do you see this as a bubble given that there are some people that are saying that this is a bubble that has just burst?
JULIAN PHILIPS: No I don't see it at all - some would like to see it as a bubble because when gold goes up like this it tends to reflect on the state of the world economy and if you look at the gold price in the euro there are no signs of any spiking, any bubble activity, there's no speculative froth and if you look now at the dollar are we talking about a gold price rise or are we talking about a dollar drop in value. Some people will say it has to come back from whence it's come but I would ask the same of the dollar. Will the dollar rise again after the fall. It doesn't necessarily follow and for myself I would put a very large question mark over whether there's a bubble there or not.
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There is way, way more water on the moon than we thought
Friday, October 22, 2010 - 11:15am
Last year, NASA blasted a hole in the moon looking for water. Some water sprayed up, but just how much hasn't been known until now. Turns out, it was 41 gallons, way more than anyone was expecting.
Sure, 41 gallons isn't a lot by Earth standards, but when you're talking about an atmosphereless satellite in the cold vacuum of space, it's a big deal. And they think that there could be a full billion gallons of water in the crater that they hit, which is certainly a serious amount of water on any planet.
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Linux Journal Contents #206, June 2011
Hexapod—a Linux-Powered Spider Robot
by Anton Borisov
Interview with Matt Bunting, the hexapod robot developer.
Debugging Embedded Linux Platforms with GDB and Python
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GDB provides support for scripting debugging actions using a Python interpreter.
Breaking Free the Gumstix DSP
by James McColl
Setting the Gumstix Overo Fire ablaze with the DSP.
Speech I/O for Embedded Applications
by Rick Rogers
Speech I/O works! See how to apply it in your next embedded application project.
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What happens when you mix powerful, Linux-powered cell phones with an active Open Source community?
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Mark Webb & Daniel Sandavol visited the 2011 Vans Rebel Jam. Total unleashed three world firsts including Mark Webb's Tailwhip to footjam to downside whip in, the Cherry Bomb, and Daniel Sandavol's 720 Barspin to Whip.
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Deputy Warden Russ eyeballed the man, as deputy wardens do, and explained that visitors were only allowed to tour on particular days. Undeterred, Mr Guiteau surveyed the fraction of the structure that he could see from the office, and remarked that the facility was, "a very excellent jail." The steadfast deputy warden urged the would-be sightseer to return at a more appropriate time. Mr Guiteau decided that he would do exactly that, and departed.
Although Charles Guiteau was a licensed lawyer, his visit to the Bastille was not on behalf of a soon-to-be-incarcerated client. As he would later explain, he had visited the prison to "see what kind of quarters I would have to occupy." Perhaps most importantly, he wanted to ensure that the structure would be able to withstand the angry mob that would soon pursue him. Such were the details that a gentleman must attend to when he plans to assassinate the president.
Charles Julius Guiteau was born in 1841, the fourth of six children in a well-respected Illinois family. As a boy he demonstrated normal intellect, yet as he matured it became evident that he was moody, shrewd, dishonest, and deluded. In contemporary vernacular, he was said to be "not exactly right in the upper story."
As a young man Guiteau traveled to Oneida, New York to join a Christian commune where his father had once resided. Oneida's founder John Humphrey Noyes presided over a pseudo-utopia where people and property were shared; where postmenopausal women were assigned to teenage boys as a form of birth control; and where an experimental human selective-breeding program was underway in a special wing of the community's Mansion House. Members preached that Jesus Christ had a second coming in the year 70 AD, at which time he laid the foundation for a perfect world. Although the Oneida commune's claims were perfectly compatible with Guiteau's anomalous upper story, his collection of eccentricities proved unbearable even for the most hogwash-hardened of the radical Christians. He was rude at the dinner table, he complained about chores, and he slunk about in rubber galoshes even on the fairest of New York afternoons. Consequently he was not welcomed into any of the commune's "complex marriages."
Unable to attract the audience he felt he deserved, Charles Guiteau moved to Chicago and somehow obtained a law license. He used his flimsy new credentials to invoice clients despite negligence in his duties, and he engaged in bill-collecting yet failed to relay the money to the creditors who hired him. He seemed genuinely astonished when this agitated his clients. The majority of his litigation was on his own behalf as he unsuccessfully sued the various newspapers which exposed him a fraud. He also attempted to sue the Oneida commune for work done without pay.
In his mid-twenties Guiteau wooed and wed a librarian named Annie Bunn. The couple resided in boarding houses, moving often. Soon Bunn discovered that these frequent relocations were due to her new husband's distaste for paying the rent. Guiteau's kindness waned over several years until his attention consisted mostly of shouting at her, locking her in closets, beating her, and spoiling her good standing with creditors. Occasionally he was jailed for his debt-dodging. But it was not until she discovered that Charles had been patronizing ladies of the night that she sued for divorce. Adultery was a sin a Bunn could not abide. Charles moved in with his sister Frances for a time, but he disappeared after injuring her in an inexplicable axe attack. Their father Luther Guiteau--a respected member of his community--issued many embarrassed apologies on Charles's behalf. In a letter to one of his other sons he wrote, "I have been ready to believe [Charles] capable of almost any folly, stupidity, or rascality. The only possible excuse I can render for him is that he is insane."
Guiteau re-emerged several months later in New York, having cultivated an interest in presidential politics. His self-assigned pigeon-hole was with the far-right-wing Stalwarts. Once again he plastered fliers urging the public to hear him speak. In his few public addresses he spoke fondly of President Lincoln--who had been assassinated just 15 years prior--and spoke ill of the "ex-rebels" of the South. This lecture was so persuasive that throngs of citizens vowed to vote for James Garfield in Guiteau's imagination. In reality, his speeches were short, bewildering, and scantily attended.
It was around this time that Guiteau received the impression that his god would like very much for him to eliminate the ungrateful and uncooperative Garfield administration. The deity allegedly explained that Garfield and Blaine and their moderate politics were steering the country into a second civil war. Guiteau visited a local weapons vendor to contemplate his options. He didn't want the president to suffer, so he preferred a powerful firearm to make the killing quick. He also wanted a weapon that would look nice for the inevitable museum exhibit. He purchased a .44-calibre British Bulldog revolver and put the paper-wrapped pistol into his pocket.
Divine assassination was evidently a burdensome affair. The thought of injuring or otherwise traumatizing a bystander aroused Guiteau's greatest apprehensions. He seemed to sincerely believe that he was on a God-given errand. One May morning Guiteau was loitering outside of the White House when he spotted President Garfield strolling alone to church. Guiteau made secret chase. He found a vantage point outside a chapel window, but he was concerned for the safety of others and postponed the murder. Several days later Guiteau was among the onlookers as the president escorted his wife to the train station. Mrs Garfield was suffering from malaria, and she was being sent to the Jersey shore where the sea air was rumored to be reinvigorating. Guiteau did not wish to upset the ailing first lady, so he kept his pistol pocketed. The stalking continued on the evening of 01 July 1881 when Guiteau trailed the president and James Blaine through the shadowy streets of DC. The aspiring assassin was appalled to see the two men walking and talking arm-in-arm, but he lacked the nerve to act.
On the morning of July 2nd President Garfield arrived at the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad station in his finest attire. He was traveling to New Jersey to join his recovering wife, and a fraction of his friends and family had come to see him off. The station was a bustle of bobbing top hats and jingling monocle-chains. Garfield remarked to Blaine that he wished he was coming along. As the men said their goodbyes in the ladies' lounge a terrific bang resounded through the building. "My God, what is that?" the president inquired, having felt something strike his shoulder. Another bang assaulted their ears. President Garfield's silk top hat fell to the floor, badly battered. He turned to see a man with a weedy patch of gray-tinged whiskers holding a British Bulldog revolver, a ribbon of smoke still streaming from its barrel. The president collapsed.
Guiteau pocketed his pistol and turned heel to flee, but his getaway was cut short by a fast-acting ticket agent who grasped him roughly. As police hauled the assassin off to jail amidst shouts of "lynch him!" a fellow named Dr Smith Townshend responded to cries for a doctor. The physician administered aromatic spirits of ammonia to revive the president, and put his finger into the bullet hole to ascertain the extent of the injury. The first bullet had inflicted only a minor flesh wound on Garfield's arm, but the second had entered the small of his back and lodged somewhere in the thorax among the fragile vital organs. Garfield asked Dr Townshend whether the wound was serious. The doctor politely lied, stating that it wasn't. Garfield replied, "I thank you doctor, but I am a dead man." Other physicians arrived and they evacuated the president to the White House. He was not expected to survive the night.
When the police arrived at the district jail with Guiteau in tow, deputy warden Russ eyeballed the man, as deputy wardens do. A look of recognition crossed his face. Guiteau explained, "You are the man who wouldn't let me go through the jail some time ago." Upon searching the prisoner's pockets the police found a letter in his jacket explaining the purpose of the crime. They also found the British Bulldog still in his trousers with two rounds spent. In the confusion none of the officers had confiscated the weapon. The guards also removed his shoes, causing Guiteau to protest, "I'll catch my death of cold!" His scoffing was disregarded.
Back at the White House a team of sixteen doctors descended upon Garfield and engaged in the jiggery-pokery of Victorian medicine. Although many physicians in Europe had by that time embraced Dr Joseph Lister's antiseptic techniques, the prevailing notion in the United States was that harmful microorganisms were a silly superstition and that "bad air" was the origin of infections. Germs, after all, were only a theory. Consequently many unwashed fingers probed the president's new perforation in unsuccessful attempts to remove the bullet and assess the seriousness of his injury.
The assassin Guiteau, meanwhile, was oblivious of the gravity of his crime. From his cell he began preparing for his illustrious post-incarceration career. He began writing his autobiography and prepared to deliver a lecture series on politics and religion. He wrote letters to the press describing his future ambitions and placing ads seeking "an elegant Christian lady of wealth, under thirty, belonging to a first-class family." He even mused over the idea of putting in a bid for the presidency in 1884. While he was imprisoned two men made independent attempts to shoot Guiteau--one a prison guard and another a drunken citizen--but neither was an effective marksman.
The summer of 1881 became a season of slapdash invention at the White House. Engineers from the Navy arrived and invented a rudimentary air conditioner to keep the president reasonably comfortable. They arranged for electric fans to blow through a series of cotton curtains that were constantly moistened by an overhead cask of ice and salt, bringing the temperature down from about 95º F to 75º F (35º C / 24º C). Letters from well-intentioned citizens suggested numerous creative ways to expel the offending bullet. One suggested using a rubber hose attached to an air pump to extract the slug, another suggested upturning the president and shaking him until the bullet fell out. Dr Bliss and his colleagues declined to try most of these treatments. One, however, seemed expedient. It came from the offices of the eminent inventor Alexander Graham Bell.
On the evening of 26 July 1881, Bell and his assistant arrived at the White House with an electronic apparatus of considerable size. It was a hastily arranged marriage of a telephone--Bell's recent invention--along with coils of wire, batteries, condensers, and other electronics connected to a wooden wand. With some help from the famous mathematician Simon Newcomb, A G Bell had invented the first rudimentary metal detector in the hope that it might pinpoint the bullet in the president's belly. Having tested their device on one another by hiding bullets in their mouths, armpits, and other cavities, Bell and Newcomb knew it capable of detecting a slug under several inches of flesh.
A few days later President Garfield asked to be moved to an oceanfront cottage in New Jersey for some "bracing air." By this time the original finger-sized bullet wound had developed into a large, infected gash on his back, and although he was in constant discomfort he maintained a facade of good cheer. Upon receiving the news that their damaged president was visiting the city, the residents of Long Branch spent a day and a night laying down a new half-mile spur of railroad tracks that would carry Garfield's train car right to his cottage door. According to the account written by Dr Bliss, the train engine stalled on the uphill as it approached its destination, and the hundreds of residents who had gathered to watch the president's arrival stepped forward to silently push the train cars up the remaining distance.
The ailing president was said to seem much more content lying in the ocean breeze. On 18 September 1881, Garfield remarked to his friend Colonel Rockwell, "Old boy, do you think my name will have a place in human history?"
The colonel answered, "Old fellow, you mustn't talk in that way. You have a great work yet to perform."
After a moment's pause the president replied, "No, my work is done." He died the following evening. The citizens of Long Branch eventually disassembled the emergency tracks and used the railroad ties to build a tea house in Garfield's memory. This structure still stands today, not far from where he expired.
The presidential autopsy found that the bullet had not trespassed on any any of Garfield's vital organs, and that his death was entirely due to profound secondary infections. The government immediately filed murder charges against Guiteau, who responded by penning a letter to the new president, Chester Arthur. Guiteau congratulated him on his new position and salary, and preemptively accepted his gratitude for the promotion.
Five months later, having failed in a series of appeal attempts, the day of Guiteau's execution was at hand. The prison warden arrived at Guiteau's cell with a clergyman, Charles's brother John, a pair of guards, and a death warrant. Charles had shaved off his gray-tinged beard and combed his hair neatly. The solemn formation shuffled out to the gallows while John Guiteau gently weeped. Some modern retellings claim that Charles danced up the stairs of the gallows upon his arrival, but contemporary accounts describe him pausing for a moment at the foot of the stairs, gathering his courage, and slowly ascending. Reports of cavorting are likely cross-contamination from the stage musical Assassins which depicted Guiteau in a song-and-dance staircase routine.
From the platform Guiteau looked out upon the rows of witnesses. All was silent, and all eyes were upon him. Here, at long last, was his rapt audience. With a soft, earnest tone he began reading a short poem he had written in his cell that morning. With each syllable his voice grew bolder and more impassioned, until he was nearly shouting when he finished with, "Glory hallelujah! I am with the Lord." Upon finishing his speech Guiteau stooped his neck and the hangman placed the noose over his head. He turned to the executioner and requested softly, "Do not pull it too tight, Mr Strong."
"I won't hurt you, Charlie," Strong replied, and drew a black hood over the condemned's head. For a few moments there was only silence, then Guiteau shouted, "The angels are coming to me!" Guiteau opened his fist and a square of paper fluttered to the floor. This was the pre-arranged signal that he was ready. The warden waved a white handkerchief and the trap door was opened. Outside, news of the assassin's death sent cheers through the crowds.
Guiteau's autopsy revealed nothing out of the ordinary apart from an oversized spleen. The doctor found none of the brain lesions that are frequently seen in disturbed minds, but he did note that the flexible dura mater sac enveloping the brain appeared "unhealthy." In retrospect it seems certain that Guiteau and his unhealthy membrane were legitimately insane, however some might argue that a hanging was a more merciful sentence than a lifetime locked in a nineteenth-century insane asylum.
In spite of the national grief at the assassinations of Lincoln and Garfield it would require yet another assassination--William McKinley in 1901--before the Secret Service was finally tasked with protecting US presidents. Curiously, McKinley's assassin Leon Czolgosz was also once a member of the Oneida commune. Today, the Oneida organization has grown to be one of the largest and wealthiest manufacturers of kitchen supplies in the world. Perhaps their selective breeding program paid off after all.


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Thanksgiving morning as my wife and I got up early to start the turkey and get ready for today's festivities.The sky gave us a little treat and reminder of why we are grateful and to all those we love and are lucky to have in our lives. A beautiful start to the holiday.
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Ust-Ilimsk Hydropower Plant is one of the largest hydropower plants in Russia and the 14th most powerful hydropower plant of the world. This plant symbolizes the courage and hard work of the Soviet people.
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