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TotalView Debugger 8.7.0-0
Developer debugging system
Available on Mac OS X, Linux, and UNIX, TotalView supports threads, C/C++, MPI, OpenMP, and Fortran, plus mixed-language codes.
Advanced features like on-demand memory leak detection, other heap allocation debugging features, and our Standard Template Library Viewer (STLView) are not found in average debuggers, and make debugging a breeze.
Unique features like dive, a wide variety of breakpoints, the Message Queue Graph/Visualizer, powerful data analysis, and control at the thread level give you the power you need to solve tough problems.
Main features:
- TotalView understands multiple instances of templated code. You can easily set breakpoints on all instances of a template. And you can choose to enable only the instances you really care about. Setting a breakpoint on a particular instantiation works in a similar fashion. TotalView finds all instantiations of a template, and simply lets you choose those on which to set the breakpoint.
- TotalView understands overloaded methods and directs you to, or lets you select, the right one. This means you'll quickly and accurately find potentially elusive problems. Where other debuggers are confused by overloaded methods, TotalView gets it right.
- TotalView lets you use C++ functions in breakpoints. For example, within a conditional breakpoint or evaluation point, you can include something like: if ('A' == b1.getData() ) {$stop}. TotalView also lets you watch the value of C++ expressions as they change in the Expression List Window.
- TotalView makes debugging shared libraries easier than ever by automatically noticing when your program loads them. This allows you to stop the process and conveniently set breakpoints within the code contained in the library. And it lets you easily debug code in header files. It all adds up to making shared libraries and header code as easy to debug as any other part of your code, no matter how complex it gets.
- Sometimes debuggers don't know enough about an object to display it as you would expect to see it. Our Type Transformation Facility (TTF) solves this problem. You can tell TotalView how you want to display things like non-native types or STL constructs. Once you create a TTF prototype, TotalView always displays the object as you have defined it. See Creating Type Transformations in our reference guide for information on how to create your own transformations.
- TotalView's STLView makes it easier than ever to view and debug standard template library code and data. The C++ STL (Standard Template Library) greatly simplifies your access to containers and eliminates tedious work. However, it can also be difficult to make sense of the output presented to you during your debug session. This is because the information you are shown is the compiler's view of your data rather than the STL's logical view. STLView removes this debugging obstacle by transforming the output of common templates (map, list, vector and string) into easy to read and understand information. It's a big step forward in C++ debugging. You can also create your own transformations with TTF.
- The Standard Template Library Viewer (STLView) makes it easy to read and understand your compiler's output.
- The C++ STL (Standard Template Library) greatly simplifies code creation, eliminating tedious and redundant work. However, STL code and data as displayed by the average debugger often looks like a lost, ancient language and can be impossible to read. This is because the information you are shown is what the compiler is generating, and most debuggers don't know how to make it useful.
- With TotalView's STLView feature, we take common STL container classes (vector, list, map, and string, as well as any transformations you've created) and display them in an easily readable form. The following figure shows the untransformed data (background) and the output from STLView (foreground).
- TotalView 6.5 introduces the ability, through the GUI, to create your own STL transformations. An alternative is to use our tried and true Type Transformation Facility in our command line interface. Like the GUI, TTF lets you define your own transformations by creating a prototype that TotalView understands. Each time TotalView sees that container type, it transforms the information according to your definition. Explore our Type Transformations documentation (TTF) for more information.With STLView and the Type Transformation Facility, TotalView makes easy reading out of the strangest looking hieroglyphics your compiler can send your way.STLView and the TTF require support from the compiler.
- Quickly drill down to get the information you need on any variable or object. TotalView users tell us our exclusive dive feature is a handy favorite. Dive gives you more information about any object, variable, structure, or array on which you click. It's a wonderful, efficient way to drill down as far as necessary, until you get the information you need, at the instant you need it.Expanding on dive, TotalView offers dive-in-all, which lets you drill down on any specific field or member within complex structures, so that you see only the interesting information across all instances of the structure. TotalView shows you results in the form of an array, then lets you apply powerful data analysis features like visualization, and array analysis.
- These features make it quick and easy to find problems in your data. TotalView's exceptional array analysis features reveal patterns, exceptions, out of range instances of data, and much more. These features make it fast and easy to find problems by quickly and easily analyzing your data. You may choose:
- Slice lets you view a portion of an array. For example, if you only want to see the first dimension of a 3-dimensional array, you can specify this in the Slice field of the Variable Window.
- Filter lets you display all of an array's elements that meet some elementary expression. For example, if you want to see all values greater than 100, you can write an expression in the Filter field of the Data Window and TotalView will display only these elements of your array. TotalView offers intrinsics such as $INF and $NAN that also let you query an array for infinity number and NaNs.
- Sort You can sort what you see in the Data Window.
- Statistics - you can get information like the size of the array, the number of infinities or NaNs contained in the array, the min or max values, and the like.
- Visualization - a picture is worth a thousand words, and sometimes eliminates many hours of frustration. If your data has a pattern to it, yet you know something is wrong, imagine being able to watch your data change as the program executes. TotalView's visualizer lets you visualize arrays at any given moment during execution. Or you can write an evaluation point to continually update the visualization as your program runs, in effect creating a movie of your data as your program executes.
- See an object's value across all processes or threads. If you write multi-process or multi-threaded code, you have data associated with each process or thread. There are many times when you'd like to see the value an object has across all those processes or threads. Rather than navigate from process to process and check the value, you can simply dive on a variable, and then select "View Across" from the View menu of the Data Window. This will show you the value of the object across all processes or threads in one simple and concise window.
- Finally, view your template data in easily readable form. If you use the Standard Template Library, you know it can be very difficult to make sense out of your compiler's output of templated data. It's a bit like deciphering the symbols of some lost ancient language. Finally, you can view your template data in easily readable form, with TotalView's STLView utility. STLView removes this debugging obstacle by transforming common templates (STL vector, list, and map) into readable and understandable information. It's a big step forward in C++ debugging and we know you're going to love it. This valuable and very popular utility is now included at no charge with every TotalView license.
- Stop your program instantly when interesting data changes. Breakpoints are to code as watchpoints are to data. Stop your program instantly when interesting data changes. You can even make it conditional. Perhaps you only care if some variable surpasses a threshold of 100. It's quick and easy to set this up, and you'll find problems in your data more quickly.
- With TotalView, you can cast just about anything to anything else! TotalView's ability to cast just about anything to anything else is powerful. Cast data into a more familiar form. Cast a dynamic array into a static one so that you can apply some of our exceptional data analysis techniques. Cast a structure to an array and then apply a filter to look at data that's out of bounds. The options are endless and will help you gain insight when and where you need it.
- Gather and group data you want to see as you debug. TotalView's new Expression List Window gathers and groups data you want to see as you debug. Create any number of expressions at varying levels of complexity in this window, and each time TotalView stops, it updates the result of those expressions. And if you stop and restart your program, TotalView will remember what you typed into the window. The information you see in the Expression List Window is easily customized to meet your needs. Sort the list of expressions by clicking on the column heading by which you'd like your data sorted. Right click on the line containing the column headings to see options for other information you can display. You can also add or remove columns as you wish. The expressions in the Expression List are focused on a specific process or thread. You can change the thread or process against which expressions are evaluated simply by typing in a different thread or process number in the thread/process box at the top of the window.
- Save data for processing by another tool. Would you like to extract your data from your debugging session? Simply debug until your data is in the state in which you'd like to extract it, and select "Save to File" from the File menu.
- TotalView is the proven leader in Fortran debugging. Installed in the most prestigious research and development environments around the world, it is considered a "must have" for Fortran developers who face the challenges of large and complex applications and of integrating legacy codes with newer applications. TotalView understands Fortran. Period.
- If you use Fortran 90 modules, assumed shape arrays, common blocks, user defined types, or any other features of the language that push the envelope, you will find that TotalView handles them all and provides reliable and accurate results where other debuggers fail.
- And TotalView supports mixed Fortran and C/C++ code just as seamlessly as if they were a single language. Users have said that "TotalView is a Fortran hackers dream come true." And that "everything is just raw memory waiting to be interpreted however you please." The ability to look at, change, and interpret different data is immediately obvious and convenient with TotalView. TotalView's interface lets you see the details of your complex Fortran code and perform actions quickly.
- When the ability to handle Fortran constructs is combined with TotalView's myriad debugging features and advantages, the choice for serious developers becomes obvious. If you are working with Fortran, you owe it to yourself to try TotalView.
- TotalView Memory Debugging Benefits
- Built into the debugger so you don't have to switch tools
- Lets you interactively locate memory problems
- Breaks wasteful cycle of run-to-completion, report, fix, run-to-completion, fix...
- Does not instrument your code or rewrite libraries
- Graphically displays memory use, allocations, and leaks
- Provides any-time views of memory status, not just post-mortem reports
- Easily locates allocations that cause leaks
- Stops execution when program incorrectly uses heap
- Lets you hone in on what's important by filtering out what you do not want to see
- Saves and imports memory state so you can compare states at different times
- TotalView Debugger has an integrated, interactive memory debugger that helps you find and eliminate memory problems as you debug your code.
- It's built into the debugger, it's less intrusive than other memory analysis tools, and you don't have to re-compile. It's a whole new experience in debugging memory problems.
- Working with C, C++, and Fortran code, the Memory Debugger lets you watch for memory leaks, monitor the amount of memory your program uses, and track how it allocates and frees memory. You can move through any debugging session, looking for leaks, and tracking heap allocations and deallocations while getting the memory usage information you want. Far more useful and convenient than post-mortem reports, our memory debugger reports (or views) show status and leaks at any time. You get all the information about the heap, whenever you need it. And you can stop execution, check for problems, test fixes, and then continue debugging.
- Heap status views give you an easy way to track your heap activity, make leaks visible, and drill down to specifics. The graphical heap browser makes it easy to interpret your heap activity. In this graphical view, color-coded bars show allocated, deallocated, and leaked memory blocks. You can select individual bars to get more detailed information, including the source line on which the block was allocated or deallocated. Zooming out immediately shows you how fragmented your heap is and how allocations and leaks relate to your program's activities.
- Leak detection is easy. Heap status views display leaks in red. Leak detection views organize this information hierarchically, showing you just your leaks. TotalView tells you, down to the line number, how many bytes were leaked, so you can concentrate on your biggest leaks and ignore those that are mere nuisances.
- The Memory Debugger gives you clear pictures of memory problems by eliminating the clutter and confusion caused by irrelevant data. For example, filters let you hide leaks originating in libraries over which you have no control.You can create filters in two ways. The easier is to select a block in a view, right-click, and select the filter command. This removes all blocks originating from that place in your code. The second lets you enter information in a dialog box. For example, you could tell the Memory Debugger that it should only show information from one or two libraries.
- The Memory Debugger can show you the amount of memory that your program uses. This information lets you quickly identify when memory use isn't what you expect it to be. Here's a figure that has two of the ways you can see this information. For each process, program, or library, TotalView shows the amount of memory used by the text and data areas, as well as the heap, stack, and virtual memory sizes. Watch these windows over time, and you'll notice when memory usage gets out of hand for a process or your program. For more detailed information, you can tell the Memory Debugger to display information in tables.
- The Memory Debugger tracks memory events and can stop and display event information before the event occurs. You can then tell the TotalView debugger to skip over the instruction that might cause memory-related crashes.Some of the events that TotalView detects:
- Free not allocated: An application calls free() with an address not existing in any block allocated on the heap.
- Realloc not allocated: An application calls realloc() with an address not at any block allocated on the heap.
- Address not at start of block: free() or realloc() address not at the start of a previously allocated block.
- Free interior pointer: The address being freed is within an allocated block.
- Deallocation notification: When your program deallocates a block, stop execution.
- Out of Memory: Your program couldn't allocate the memory block. While program's should check for this, not all do.
- Figuring out how your program uses and shares memory is usually quite complicated. TotalView helps by telling you the status of the memory your program's pointers are pointing to. Whenever you stop your application and look at a pointer, TotalView gives you information about the pointer's memory. For example, the memory might be:
- Dangling--allocated and then freed
- Allocated--allocated
- Interior--pointing to the middle of a block
- Because TotalView displays this information when it displays variables, you'll know instantly if your program is accessing old or incorrect data.
- Explore the state of any block, find where it was allocated or deallocated, or even tag a block. Tagging tells TotalView to raise an event when the tagged block is freed or reallocated. You can also tell the Memory Debugger to remember a block. This makes it easy to look at the block's state whenever you want. TotalView provides detailed information about the pointers that direct you to memory blocks in the heap. If you are viewing a pointer to a heap block, you can bring up the Block Properties Window to see detailed information about this block.
- Baselines let you see what has changed from one point in your program to another. After setting a baseline, you let your program execute. After you stop execution, the Memory Debugger can generate a summary of your program's changes or of any leaks that have occurred. You can then let your program execute for a while, then halt it again to continue to see information from the baseline. If you need to obtain more details, just open the Memory Debugger and display a Leak Detection or Heap Status View. While these views normally show all information that the Memory Debugger has collected, each of these views has a Relative to Baseline checkbox that limits the information being displayed to the allocations and leaks that occurred since you set the baseline.
- The Memory Debugger lets you save memory information to disk. At a later time, you can read this information back in and compare that old state with the current state or with two older states. In most cases, you can create views of this saved information exactly as if it were the data for an executing program. In addition, you can create a memory compare view that shows you the differences between two memory states. Comparing the current state to a baseline is valuable when trying to understand how your program is using memory.
- If you need to look at information with a different tool, in a different way, or in a different context, use the View Export feature. Export various memory debugging views to text or HTML for later viewing or printing. You can export most views.
- The Memory Debugger can surround allocations with a small amount of additional memory. It will also write a pattern into this memory. If your program overwrites this memory, you can tell that a problem occurred either by asking for a report or by an event notification when your program deallocates a guarded block.
- The toughest memory bugs are those that cause wrong answers. For these kinds of bugs, you'd much rather have your program crash and then analyze what caused the problem. For these and other reasons, TotalView offers many advanced features, including:
- Memory block painting, which helps you see if your program is accessing uninitialized areas of memory. Painting is used most often to detect when your program is using deallocated memory.
- Memory hoarding, which tells the Memory Debugger to hold onto memory after your program frees it. This lets your program keep running and often lets you discover code that is trying to write into memory that it thinks is freed.
- TotalView makes remote debugging as easy as local. Your complex MPI code can have hundreds of MPI processes running in parallel and perhaps distributed across several machines. TotalView automatically detects that a new MPI process has started and automatically attaches to it. MPI provides a mechanism for us to know which processes on what hosts are part of a parallel job, and TotalView makes it a simple operation to attach to them all. And advanced users can debug an arbitrary subset of the MPI processes.
- TotalView lets you easily create custom process groups. Then, when you select that custom group to control, all TotalView commands will act on that group. The Processes tab provides visual feedback, making it easy to keep track of which processes you are controlling at any given time.
- Our Message Queue Graph gives you a visual representation of the message queue information, making it easy to see where interprocess communication has gone wrong. Simply choose Tools > Message Queue Graph from the Process Window, select the types of messages you would like to see, and click Update. TotalView will show you an easy-to-understand graph. A click on any process provides more detail.
- TotalView provides visibility and insight into how your MPI processes are communicating with one another. Since MPI process communication problems are both common and often hard to detect, the TotalView Message State Window is an essential feature for your MPI debugging. This window makes it easy to see when processes aren't communicating as you intended, and to get the details you need to fix the problem.
- TotalView lets you control your MPI processes any way you like. Special breakpoints called barrier points put you in control of synchronizing groups of processes at strategic points in your debugging session. Using barrier points, you won't lose control of all your processes you're in the driver's seat.
- TotalView supports many flavors of MPI, such as MPICH, LAM-MPI, and vendor-specific version. Yours is probably on our list! To find out, consult our platforms document.
- OpenMP provides a powerful and easy way to introduce threads-based parallelism into your program. TotalView brings you the same advantages in debugging OpenMP programs as it does in MPI. You can control individual OpenMP threads as you would individual MPI processes. You can set breakpoints and barriers, which can stop a single thread or the entire OpenMP program.
- Using TotalView's "laminate" command, you can view common variables across all threads in your process, just as you can across all the processes of an MPI group.
- Some developers are using both OpenMP with MPI in the same application, a technique called "hybrid programming." TotalView handles hybrid programs as easily as it handles non-hybrid MPI or OpenMP programs. Chapter 6 of the TotalView Users Guide has more information on debugging OpenMP programs.
- See through the complexity
- Essential to solving 'race condition' problems
- Control a single thread or step them all together - your choice
- Switch between threads easily
- Dynamically manage thread groups and add newly spawned threads to groups in the CLI
- Multithreaded core file support
- View thread-specific and shared data
- Easily and automatically acquires threads as they are created and according to type
- Given the choice between a sharp stick in the eye and debugging multi-threaded code, many developers would think long and hard. The use of threads has become a necessity for many of today's mission critical applications. As a result, many programmers now face a maze of threads too complex to follow using traditional debuggers. TotalView helps you see through this complexity. TotalView was built from the ground up to understand parallelism; that heritage makes it particularly well-suited to debugging threaded code. Its built-in features make it easier than ever to untangle and control threads. For example, TotalView easily and automatically acquires threads as they are created, and dynamically groups them according to type. That makes debugging threaded code as easy as serial code. And TotalView takes threads support all the way down to the single thread level (on most platforms).
- Here are just a few of the benefits of debugging threaded code with TotalView:
- Control individual threads and set breakpoints at the thread level
- Control groups of threads if you want to
- Dig into critical mutexes, queues and sections of your code
- Dynamically manage thread groups and add newly spawned threads to groups in the CLI
- Switch between threads, view objects, and control execution
- View data for an individual thread or for a specific object across all threads.
- TotalView gives you a single window for many threads of execution. You can control (e.g., step, run) a single thread individually, or create a group of threads and control them in lockstep. It's your choice. Track, step, and control threads to meet your debugging needs. If your code is threaded, you owe it to yourself to try TotalView.
- TotalView also supports debugging of multithreaded core files. It shows you in which thread the error occurred and lets you view state information about other threads. (Multithreaded core file debugging is not available on all platforms.)
- If you're new to threads, you may want to read our Threads Primer. If you're a seasoned threads programmer, you might still be interested in reviewing Chapter 11 of our Users Guide.
- On most operating systems, TotalView lets you control your program at the thread level. For example, if you think your problem is in thread 3 of process 2, you can hold all processes and threads in your program except thread 3 of process 2. You can then proceed to debug just that thread.
- TotalView makes viewing data in a threaded program as easy as viewing data for single process code. You can view data from an individual thread, or you can choose to view data across all threads with TotalView's laminate feature.
- Navigating among hundreds of threads can feel cumbersome. TotalView simplifies navigation with both the Root Window and the Thread Tab of the Process Window. Both windows display the threads in your program. The Root Window displays all threads in relation to the parent process in a hierarchical manner, so that all threads that comprise a process are grouped together. The Thread Tab displays threads in context of the process that currently is executing in the Process Window. Each window displays the current status as well as other information about the threads. In addition to viewing status at a glance, you can use the thread lists for navigation.
- The TotalView $tid built-in function lets you write thread-specific conditional breakpoints. For example, if you want your program to stop on thread 5, you can create a conditional breakpoint with the following expression: if ($tid == 5) $stop; When this breakppoint executes, TotalView will only stop thread 5. (figure 3). Other threads will continue running.
- TotalView is used by leading corporations, research labs, and government institutions around the world that are developing and using applications requiring massive amounts of data, have thousands or millions of lines of code and often employ extensive parallelism. In many cases, TotalView is literally the only debugger that is capable of handling the volume and complexity of these codes or the number of processes they require. TotalView scales transparently up to thousands of processors or processes, so whether you're debugging serial code or massively parallel, TotalView's interface and architecture enhance, not hinder, your debugging session.
- Though the lists changes frequently these days, the majority of the very top computer systems in the world feature TotalView as one of the few, if not the only application they have in common. This is because, where others boast of their ability to scale, TotalView delivers as no other debugger can. And where other tools sometimes deliver suspect results when debugging challenging and innovative code, TotalView gives trustworthy and accurate results.
- With over 19 years of continuous development and refinement, a dedicated engineering and support staff and an entire company are dedicated to this product as its core bread and butter product. TotalView resembles the world's leading business applications far more than it does other development tools. And TotalView Technologies is committed to continuing to widen its substantial leadership position in debugging technology.
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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Where does Jezzie say Maggie is?
(a) Uyuni, Columbia.
(b) Uyuni, Bolivia.
(c) Uyuni, Mexico.
(d) Uyuni, Ecuador.
2. Where do Jezzie and Cross try to go, and Cross gets into a fight?
(a) Basketball game.
(b) Football game.
(c) Hockey game.
(d) Bowling.
3. In what month do Cross and Jezzie take their first trip to the Virgin Islands?
(a) September.
(b) October.
(c) December.
(d) November.
4. What is the job of Cross' friend that helps Cross get permission to hypnotize Murphy?
(a) Cameraman.
(b) Blogger.
(c) Reporter.
(d) Attorney.
5. What does the defense attorney suggest Cross do, in the courtroom, to Murphy?
(a) Hypnotize him.
(b) Evaluate him.
(c) Test him.
(d) Talk with him.
6. The Monday after Cross and Jezzie go to Jezzie's summer home, who is the first witness on the stand?
(a) Sampson.
(b) Markenson.
(c) Cross.
(d) Jezzie.
7. Who does Cross re-interview to find out more about the kidnapping of Maggie Rose once he becomes obsessed with finding her?
(a) The witness who lived down the street from the Sanders.
(b) The witness who lived next door to the Sanders.
(c) The witness who lived across the street from the Sanders.
(d) The witness who lived around the corner from the Sanders.
8. Where does Cross find Soneji in his house?
(a) In the bathroom.
(b) In the living room.
(c) In the kitchen.
(d) In the children's room.
9. Who warns Cross away from a relationship with Jezzie?
(a) Cross' grandmother.
(b) Cross' father.
(c) Cross' aunt.
(d) Cross' daughter.
10. Where does Soneji direct a supervisor from the prison to go in order to find some money from the ransom?
(a) The wall of the farm where Maggie was held.
(b) The yard of the farm where Maggie was held.
(c) The ceiling of the farm where Maggie was held.
(d) The loft of the farm where Maggie was held.
11. What does Cross stab Soneji with?
(a) A pair of scissors.
(b) A kitchen knife.
(c) A pen.
(d) A butcher knife.
12. What does Jezzie walk out to, after discovering someone in the house?
(a) The dock.
(b) The park.
(c) The front yard.
(d) The driveway.
13. From what type of paper was the reporter who got a picture of Jezzie and Cross at a hotel?
(a) Tabloid.
(b) Crime-focused paper.
(c) Financial news.
(d) News reporting agency.
14. How long was Maggie warned she will be in darkness if she runs away?
(a) One day.
(b) One year.
(c) One month.
(d) One week.
15. Where are Cross and Jezzie when she confesses her part in the kidnapping?
(a) The spa.
(b) An isolated island.
(c) Their hotel room.
(d) On the beach.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who shoots Soneji?
2. When Cross learns Maggie's location, who does he take to get her?
3. When Cross tries to get in touch with Jezzie after the picture, where does he learn she went?
4. Why is Soneji at the Cross home?
5. Where does Devine tell Cross the information he wants is located?
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Excellent blog post on the #Ravelympics issue: "Online knitting community isn't a polite group of little old ladies." http://t.co/ajqseRbi
Thanks for the memories, @mugglenet. #EndOfAnEra
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Officially down 30lbs! That's 20% of my planned loss conquered and almost 10% of my total starting weight! :D
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Tara con Queso living up to her name, chilling out in the cheesestick box from dinner. http://instagram.com/p/wU8_QOJiTo/
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Jane By Design Review: The Love Quadrangleby Carla Day at . Comments
"The End of the Line" originally appeared to be the season finale of Jane By Design. Fortunately, last week, ABC Family ordered an additional eight episodes to air this summer. Phew!
With that cliffhanger on the runway, I'm glad we don't have to wait to find out whether we would get closure or not as Jane's love quadrangle came to a head in this mid-season finale.
Before Jane started at Donovan Decker, she was an awkward high school student with a crush on the school jock. Through her job, she gained the confidence to date him and then the diplomacy to break up with him.
Sure, Jane was disappointed that things didn't work out with Nick, but she held her head high and politely dismissed him. We never would have seen that from pre-Donovan Decker Jane.
Her personal growth has equaled if not exceeded her professional growth; it's quite impressive for a teenager. I'm in awe of what Jane has been able to accomplish.
Her dealings with Ben ... didn't go quite as well. She has changed, but he still saw Jane as his little sister. He wanted to protect her and didn't want her to grow up too quickly.
With their father's death, Ben chose to come back home to be there for her. Jane's job was a stab in his heart that he couldn't provide for her.
As much fun as it has been to watch Jane navigate her romantic life, the relationship with her brother is precious. He hasn't always known what to do with her, has grounded her unsuccessfully, and disapproved of her job, but he always had her best interest in mind.
Ben and Jane's heart-to-heart after the runway show was one of the most touching moments. For Ben to acknowledge that he gave up his dreams for her to achieve hers was so honest. Jane is lucky to have him in her corner.
This was a night Jane will not easily forget. As a teenager, she worked on a Fashion Week runway show, she and her brother connected, and then there was Billy and Jeremy. Who will Jane pick? Her best friend, Billy? Or, her fashion partner, Jeremy? Or, neither?
I actually hope she picks neither right away. Jeremy really is too old for her. They professionally inspire each other, but that is not enough for a relationship. I'd love for Jane to work more closely with him and see what happens. Though, when she finds out he was the mole, and she will, Jane is not going to forgive him easily.
Jane and Billy have such an amazing friendship that I'd hate for them to mess it up at such an early age. They have years ahead of them to become romantic. How would Billy handle rejection?
I'm guessing not well at all. Either way, their friendship will be a risk.
When the show returns this summer, who do you want Jane to be dating? Billy? Jeremy? Back with Nick? Sound off on all things Jane By Design in the comments!
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Jane needs Nick she's had a crush on him for so long plus he loves her and she needs to forgive him ASAP because seriously those two are PERFECT for each other. They're sooooooooo ccuuttee together. but i wanna be jane quinnby
Omg, i started watching this show about 4 episodes before the season finale and i'm obsesssssssssssssssssed with it! Oh my god . Everytime i see billy kiss zoe i get chills he's so freaking hot! Him & jane are going to end up together. But you know what they say, usually when we expect something it doesnt really occur. So (god please forbid) that jane and billy end up not going out. They make a cute couple and they are just meant to be . But then again if they go out and then break up, things will NEVER be the same. They might end up not speaking to eachother ever again and losing what they had. Eli is kind of old for her but they deffinatley can't be together because he can't know anything about her double life. If i was jane i will just confess but jane is way too nice and she cares about billy's feelings alot. They both love eachother but obviously billy is falling hard for zoe. I can't wait till the next season which i really hope their really is one ! :-[ like i said i am absolutley obsessed !
Billy and jane belong together!!! I can't believe they aren't together yet. I mean nick is hot and all but he's a cheating sleezebag. Jane might not see it but billy is in love with her. And in the beggining of the second season you could tell she has feelings for him. They would be together if billy didn't lie about his feelings. Geez I've been waiting for the episode that they finally get together.why can't they just see how perfect they are together? Hopefully it will be this season.
nick and jane muuuuuussssssssssstttttt be together!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I have to disagree with zo-e,Nick is a nice guy only if you are willing to exclude the fact that he cheated on Jane and had 3 months relationship with lulu.I do agree that Jeremy is a no no but I think Jane and Billy will make a great couple if they were to take that next step in their relationship.Zoey seems like a great character and I hope she isn't hurt in the process.
I think that Jane and Nick should be together. Nick was a total sweetheart and he is so mesmerising. But I honestly think that Jane should find it within herself to forgive himfor his momentary stupidity. besides if she got with Billy it would be totally cliche!
SO NICK AND JANE for me!!!!!!!
I think that nick and Jane should be together. Billy is Janes best friend and while I don't think that they would have a bad relationship together I think that on Janes part it would be like than real. Sure they would get along perfectly but for Jane I think that it would be a curiosity, and for Billy I believe that it would be a lost oppertunity to find someone who would be there for him no doubt. I mean while Jane is a good best friend she really does not have time for that sort of relationship with him as he would be more needy than most. He has problems that he needs to deal with and i think that zoe wiould be the best person to help him and hopefully their relationship will evolve into more. I also do not think that Jane should be with Jeremy for obvious reasons: he is too old( where some of you may find that attractive I donot), he is way flirtatious if they get together he would prob still have other people shadind him from the hot weather while still keeping him warm and lastly he is dishonest. I think that Jane should pick Nick. The mistake that he made was understandable so I am not going to name him jerk for it. The fact that he continued to date Lulu is what should be questioned. But in his mind he blew his chances and did not want to persue further the relationship that could have been. Lulu had him under the impression that Jane and Billy were in love and he thought it was true since Billy was the one that was always with her. I think that his reasoning was to be expected of the mind. Afterall we all jump to conclusions and for him his have ligit prof the proved themto be real in his mind. So I think that Jane should give Nick another and if he blows the next one ditch him for good.
She should be with Nick. Nick actually one of the best persons in this film. He is kind and generous and not to self assured. I do like Billy, but I do not believe that Jane belongs with him. Her and Nick went through to much together.
Jane better end up with billy the girl he's talking to now I hope she's like secretly dating Eli...
Billy n Jane need to b together I love them so much they look like a perfect match.


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The Washington Post has frequently editorialized against welfare state measures in both Europe and the United States. It does not hesitate to use its news section to advance its editorial position. It did so today with a front page article stating that the welfare state benefits that Europeans have come to expect:
"increasingly appear to be luxuries the continent can no longer afford."
The article includes a large number of inaccurate assertions to try to make this case. First, it is important to note that Europe is getting richer, not poorer. Every year the productivity of its workforce increases by approximately 1.5 percent. This means that each worker is producing 1.5 percent more for each hour of work. With productivity growing through time it is difficult to see why Europe would be less able to afford a welfare state in the future than it is today.
The article also cites globalization as a reason that Europe will be unable to afford a welfare state. Again, globalization is supposed to make countries richer, not poorer, so it is difficult to see why increased opportunities from trade should make a welfare state less affordable.
The article also points to the economic crisis as a reason that countries can no longer afford the welfare state. This is very confused thinking. The economic crisis stems from inadequate demand. The demand that was being driven by the housing bubbles in the United States and Europe disappeared with the collapse of these bubbles.
The current problem facing the United States and Europe is too little demand, not too much. Welfare state supports help to increase demand and generate more employment and output. The Post would have a better argument if Europe faced too much demand generating shortages and inflation -- the opposite of the situation it faces today.
The article makes fundamental mistakes in logic elsewhere as well. It tells readers that:
"an hour of work costs $43 on average in France, compared with $36 in neighboring countries that also use the European currency, the euro, giving those other countries, particularly Germany, the edge in globalized competition."
Actually, whether or not France can support paying its factory workers an average of $43 in compensation depends on their relative productivity. There are many workers who get much higher pay. For example, many Wall Street executives get compensated at the rate of more than $1000 an hour. However, in the current system, their employers can apparently make a profit paying these wages. Since France maintains near balanced trade (unlike the U.S., which has a large deficit), it seems that its wages are competitive.
The article also attributes an obviously untrue assertion to an economist featured in the piece:
"As a result, he [French economist Michel Godet] said, French workers on average show up at the office or factory 620 hours a year, compared with about 700 in Germany and 870 in the United States." These numbers would be approximately accurate if 1000 was added to each one.
Robert Samuelson decided to lecture President Obama on being an adult today. He wants President Obama to take big steps to reduce the budget deficit. Interestingly, all of the ways that Samuelson suggests for reducing the budget deficit, such as cutting Social Security and Medicare benefits or raising gas taxes, hurt middle income people. Apparently, this is Samuelson's view of what adults do.
Increased taxes on the rich are not on his list nor are taxes on financial speculation. These might seem obvious ways to reduce the deficit since the share of the wealthy in national income has increased by so much in the last decade as has the financial sector's share of total output. But Samuelson apparently does not believe that adults tax rich people or the financial industry. It also doesn't seem as though adults talk about cutting the military budget, since this doesn't come up in Samuelson's article either. Nor does constraining health care costs, which is by far the most important contributor to the country's projected long-term deficit problem.
In criticizing President Obama for not doing anything about the deficit Samuelson apparently has not noticed that if President Obama's health care reform is left in place it is projected to do a great deal to reduce future deficits. CBO's extended baseline shows spending, measured as a share of GDP, increasing by roughly 15 percent over the next 25 years, not the one-third claimed by Samuelson. This extended baseline assumes that the law is followed.
If they had, they would have mentioned it in the context of Indiana Governor Mitch Daniels' comparison of the Bush era deficits to the current deficit. Daniels, who was director of the Office of Management and Budget under President Bush, made the comparison in saying that the deficits that he presided over in this position were small compared to current deficit.
This is true, but the reason is that the recession created by the collapse of the housing bubble was much deeper than the recession created by the collapse of the stock market bubble that President Bush faced when he took office. Not mentioning this fact is like blaming a city for its excessive use of water, without mentioning that it was combating a major forest fire. This is an important piece of information that should have been given to readers.
Steven Pearlstein did his part for the Wall Street crusade to get people to surrender their Social Security and Medicare. He warned readers that if we don't follow the Wall Street deficit reduction agenda, the dollar could enter a free fall. I would say that this is one of the silliest things the paper has ever published, but this is the Washington Post that we are talking about.
Anyhow, let's put on our thinking caps and try to envision what Pearlstein's scare story would look like. Currently, the euro is equal to around 1.45 dollars, there are approximately 6.5 yuan to a dollar and around 80 yen. Suppose we don't follow the Wall Streeters' wishes. Will the dollar fall to 3 to a euro, will it only be worth 3.5 yuan and 40 yen?
Does anyone think this story is plausible? We supposedly have been begging China to raise the value of its currency by 20 percent. Is China's leadership suddenly going to sit back and let the yuan rise by 100 percent? What happens to China's export market in this story? The same is the case for our other trading partners. Europe will lose its export market in the U.S. and suddenly U.S. made goods would be hyper-competitive in Europe's domestic market. Japan, Canada and everyone else would face the same situation.
These countries will not allow their economies to be destroyed by the loss of the U.S. export market and a surge of imports from the United States. They will undoubtedly take steps to stop and reverse any free fall of the dollar, if we did begin to see one.
In other words Pearlstein and the others are peddling total nonsense when they try to push this scare story. The bottom line is that they want to cut benefits to the middle class. They don't have a good story to sell a policy that will be harmful to large segments of the population, especially when the Peter Petersons of the world are making out like bandits. So they make stuff up.
As every economist knows the story of our deficit in the short-term is the downturn created by the collapse of the housing bubble. The deficit is propping up the economy following the loss of $1.2 trillion in annual demand from private sector.
The deficit story in the long-term is health care. Our health care system is out of control. Fixing health care would end the deficit problem, but this would reduce the income of the insurance industry, the pharmaceutical industry and other powerful interest groups. So, the Washington Post would rather just see people go with out health care. Hey, someone's got to pay.
This is one of the things that readers of an article discussing the impact of the Fed's quantitative easing policy might conclude. The article indicates that the second round of quantitative easing (QE2) has had little effect in boosting economic growth.
While this is likely true -- it had a limited effect in keeping interest rates at already low levels -- the policy of quantitative easing has had a substantial impact on the deficit. As a result of the fact that the Fed holds a large amount of assets, interest that otherwise would have been paid out to the general public is instead paid to the Fed. This money is then refunded to the Treasury.
Last year the Treasury refunded almost $80 billion to the Treasury, an amount that is approximately twice the size of the deficit reduction in the agreement reached earlier this month between President Obama and Congress on a continuing resolution. If the Fed were to continue to hold around $3 trillion in assets it would reduce the deficit by close to $1.5 trillion over the course of the next decade. (It can offset the inflationary impact of the increased reserves in the financial system by raising reserve requirements.) Given the obsession of the media with the budget deficit, it is remarkable that the NYT did not mention this implication of quantitative easing.
This article also wrongly referred to the downturn as a financial crisis. The main reason why the economy is suffering from high unemployment and weak growth is the collapse of the housing bubble. Large firms can now borrow money in financial markets at historically low real interest rates. Few small firms cite credit availability as a major problem in their business. It is difficult to see how the economy would be any different right now if the financial crisis had not occurred.
The LA Times told readers that:
"Congress is on its first recess since Republican leaders unveiled a plan to end the federal deficit by dramatically changing Medicare, cutting other government programs and reducing taxes."
Actually the Republicans never produced a plan to "end the federal deficit."
They produced a plan that promised large tax cuts but did not identify any of the taxes that would have to be raised to offset the lost revenue. This is like saying they had a plan to fly to moon because they said they would build a rocket. The whole point is the specifics. How would they build a rocket? How would they raise taxes to meet their revenue targets?
It would have also been worth mentioning that the Congressional Budget Office projections for the Ryan plan imply that it would increase the cost of buying Medicare equivalent insurance policies by $30 trillion over the program's 75-year planning period. This is approximately 6 times the size of the projected Social Security shortfall and comes to almost $100,000 in additional costs for every man, woman, and child in the country. This money would be a transfer from retirees to the insurance and health care industries under the Ryan plan.
The Washington Post printed an oped column from Alaska Senator Lisa Murkowski arguing for increased domestic oil production. The column directly confuses short-term economic weakness with the impact of long-term oil prices.
It cites Harvard professor and former AIG director Martin Feldstein as supporting the claim that "that if prices remain high, economic growth will languish." In fact, the quote from Feldstein explicitly refers to economic growth this year. There is nothing that the government can do that will in any significant way affect the amount of oil that the U.S. produces this year. Therefore, Feldstein's statement is irrelevant to the issue at hand.
As far as the longer term question, higher oil prices would have a modest impact in slowing growth in most economic forecasting models. However even large increases in domestic production would have little impact on world oil prices (the relevant variable) and therefore have little effect on economic growth. A serious newspaper would not have allowed a columnist to make such misleading assertions.
The NYT wrongly told readers that a bill approved by the New Hampshire legislature would, "disallow collective bargaining agreements that require employees to join a labor union." It is already the case that collective bargaining agreements cannot require employees to join a labor union.
Under current New Hampshire law, collective bargaining agreements can require workers to pay representation fees to a union. National labor law requires that a union represent all workers who are in a bargaining unit regardless of whether or not they opt to join the union.
This means that non-members not only get the same wages and benefits as union members, but the union is also required to represent non-members in any conflict with the employer covered by the contract. For example, if a non-member is faced with an improper dismissal the union is obligated to provide them with the same representation as a union member.
The new bill passed by the New Hampshire legislature effectively guarantees non-union members the right to get union representation without paying for it (representation without taxation). It denies workers the freedom of contract that they currently enjoy, which would allow them to require that everyone who benefits from union representation has to share in the cost of union representation.
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I had no idea till his death that he was married to Christine. And his first wife was "Estelle" from AMC. My introduction to AMC in the '70's was with Billy Clyde doing his craziness. Best bad guy ever on a soap. Yeah, loved and hated him too!
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I can't believe Bill Clyde is gone. I remember finding out that he was married to Christine Baranski around the time she was on that Cybil Shepherd sitcom back in the mid 90's. I couldn't believe she was married to him. She had so much style and grace. But then I realized what a great actor he was on AMC. He really played that part well of Billy Clyde. He must have made her laugh a lot which is probably why they were married for so many years.
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Christine Baranski what a real odd couple !,RIP Matthew Cowles
The first time saw Matthew Cowles as Billy Clyde was in the 70's, I was a young girl and my Grandma watched AMC every weekday without fail. Billy Clyde scared the crap out of me. The first time his character left and came back, Emily Ann was a teenager (about the same age as I was at the time)....how I loved Billy Clyde from that point forward. Through the years I remained a fan of AMC and would watch it from time to time when I was off from work or had a day off from college in the shows last years. The last 2 years of AMC, I would program every episode on my DVR. I was even a loyal fan and follower of the new AMC and was so thrilled to see good old Billy Clyde again. Shame the new AMC online version didn't work out but it was so great to see Matthew Cowles as Billy Clyde one last time.
I too found out he was married to Christine Baranski when there was an article about her for that Cybil Shepard show, I thought they looked cute together. So sorry for his wife and their babygirls. When I saw him as Billy Clyde on the AMC online show, I thought he looked quite ill. He sounded like Billy Clyde, had the same snarl and crazy sense of humor....but he seemed quite physically weak, poor guy. Weird they're not releasing the cause of death, IMO.
Thank you for all those memories of watching you as Billy Clyde Tuggle with my Grandma, Mr Cowles. May you RIP.
RIP Mathew Cowles. He was a hoot on AMC. Remember his red bathtub? My Dad was a businessman and he and a bunch of his friends had major crushes on Susan Lucci and would all meet at the café across the street from his office to watch AMC every day. When the Billy Clyde Tuggle character was added, they all screamed with laughter and he had an instant fan club of all these big, burly men. To the end of his days, my Dad would mention Billy Clyde and laugh.


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Farm House CASA NUOVA - Contact the owner
Important Notice : Avoiding Fraud
It's rare, but some helpful hints to watch out for with regards to fraud:
- It is important to NEVER wire funds or use/employ other fund transfer mechanisms such as western union: Always use a credit card to protect yourself against fraud. If owners pressure you into providing a deposit or refuse to accept credit cards, there is a high probability that this is a scam.
- If at all suspicious of fraud, ask to see their website, or any other literature they can provide or send to you. Ask them for contact details for guests who have previously stayed on their property insisting on telephone numbers. Be suspicious of emails that originate from free email services (yahoo, hotmail, gmail, etc)
- Research the property thoroughly on the internet to see if there is any history or mention of scams associated with the property.