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Summer of Code
About Google Summer of Code
Flip code, not burgers. Google is sponsoring students to work on Open Source projects this summer. To learn more about this program see the Google Summer of Code website and the Summer of Code FAQ. You can also find a some advice for students here.
Worldforge collaborates with both CEGUI and Ryzom during the program, and you'll therefore find ideas for these projects listed here too.
WorldForge in the Summer of Code
Find our proposed projects below. You can see past projects at the Past GSoCs page.
General Prerequisites
- You should discuss your application on the WorldForge General mailing list before submitting. Note that you need to be subscribed to the list before you can send a message to it.
- You should have the time to work on the project all summer.
During the Program
- You need to provide a weekly progress report.
- You need a Github account where you keep your forked projects.
- Provide your patches early and often.
- This is not exactly a requirement, but it would be nice if you could hang out on WorldForge IRC during the program. This will make it easier to get feedback from other project members as well.
Helpful Links
- Communication channels A nice summary of the communication channels used by the project. New members should start by using the mailing lists (go for the General list), but day to day communication mostly happens on IRC. We also have a specific forum set up for the SoC.
- Application Template The application template we would like you to use when applying.
- Compiling Ember A requirement is that you can compile and run Ember. Due to the large number of required libraries this is not always straight forward, hence this guide.
- Ember development General information on current Ember development (bug tracker, blueprints etc.)
Ideas List
For Summer of Code projects, we recommend working on Ember. This is a summary of suggested projects. The full specifications can be found as blueprints on the Ember Launchpad. Note that these are all just suggestions. If you have another idea that you want to see implemented, don't hesitate to submit that instead. It might also be a good idea to talk with the developers first about your idea. Use the mailing list or the forums, or reach us on irc. Most of the developers are based in Europe and are logged on in the evenings.
Ember Ideas
The following ideas represents examples of what we think would be suitable tasks. But keep in mind that you're free to submit any idea that you want, either one of your own or another one from our list of blueprints.
Ember Prerequisites
- You should know your way around C++ already, and be comfortable with templates since this is commonly used throughout the WF stack.
- You should be comfortable with working with many different libraries, combining them and translating data between the different domains, as Ember is an application which uses a great number of third party libraries.
- You should be able to compile/run the Ember client on Linux from the master git repository. The Hammer Script should help you with getting all libraries set up.
- As a way for you to see whether you have the basic skill needed, and for us to prevent non-serious applications we require that any student submitting an application for Ember submits patches for the two errors in a code drop found here. There's one compilation time error, and one error which will be apparent during runtime. A patch file will suffice. Send it to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Integrate the Google Breakpad
- Summary: Integrate the Google Breakpad crash reporting system with Ember
- Description: Google hosts a project called the Breakpad, which is an automated crash reporting system. This project aims to integrate into Ember, so that crash information is automatically sent to a Worldforge server for collection and processing. A phase two of the project will involve building various crash report handling and reporting functionalty, perhaps integrating it with the Launchpad used for bug tracking.
- Technical Details: This is a task which won't require any in depth knowledge of Ember or the Worldforge system. The focus is instead on the Breakpad system, and how it can be integrated into Ember.
- Specification: More information can be found here.
- Difficulty: medium
- Technical requirements: beginner C++
- Mentor: Erik Ogenvik
Allow for dynamically dowloadable remote resources
- Summary: Add support for dynamically downloadable remote resources
- Description: Allow for media to be dynamically downloaded from remote resources. This involves specifying how resource discovery and location definition is specified and then implementing this in the client. The goal is to allow each world to be able to fully provide it's own complete set of media.
- Technical Details: This is a task which will require the student to both learn Ember and Ogre, and deal with network transfer, probably through the libwfut library.
- Specification: More information can be found here.
- Difficulty: hard
- Technical requirements: advanced C++, basic knowledge of web servers and network transfer
- Mentor: Erik Ogenvik
Integrate SmartBody
- Summary: Integrate the SmartBody system for humanoid movement into Ember.
- Description: SmartBody is a system which allows for advanced movement or humanoid meshes. This would be a perfect fit for Ember, as it would bring much more depth and expressiveness to the humanoid characters. This task involves making sure that SmartBody code is integrated with Ember, but also that there are enough bindings in the Model format to leverage SmartBody features.
- Technical Details: This is a task which will require the student to both learn Ember and SmartBody. Ogre will also be touched upon, but to a lesser extent.
- Specification: More information can be found here.
- Difficulty: medium
- Technical requirements: medium C++
- Mentor: Erik Ogenvik
Cyphesis ideas
The following ideas represents examples of what we think would be suitable tasks. But keep in mind that you're free to submit any idea that you want, either one of your own or another one from our list of blueprints.
Cyphesis Prerequisites
- You should be a capable general programmer, capable of understanding code and picking up new languages as required.
- You should be experienced in Python, or good with another similar high level language and be prepared to put in the effort to learn Python.
- You should be able to compile and run Cyphesis from the master git repository on a Linux system.
- You should be familiar with C++.
- You should be able to run Ember.
AI entity filters
- Summary: Implement AI entity filters, or "entity queries"
- Description: For AI characters we need a better way to let them look for or interact with entities. Just going by the type of the entity isn't enough. We need a way to use multiple criterias to select entities. Think of other query languages like SQL.
- Technical Details: Understanding how query languages, using chained criterias, are constructed will help. You will need to do work in both C++ and Python.
- Specification: More information can be found [1].
- Difficulty: medium
- Technical requirements: medium C++, medium Python
- Mentor: Erik Ogenvik
- Summary: Add support for instances
- Description: An "instance" is an entity which only exists for certain other entities, and only for a certain duration. See other MMORPGS for how this concept works. We need to add support for this to Cyphesis.
- Technical Details: Understanding how the entity system works.
- Specification: More information can be found [2].
- Difficulty: medium
- Technical requirements: medium C++
- Mentor: Erik Ogenvik
WOMBAT ideas
Wombat Prerequisites
- You should be a capable general programmer, capable of understanding code and picking up new languages as required.
- Knowledge of the Go programming language is a plus
- You should have a feel for user interfaces
- WOMBAT is developed in a git repository, but interfaces with a subversion repository. Knowledge of both systems is a plus.
- Summary: A web server for WOMBAT serving files and JSON metadata
- Desciption: WOMBAT interacts with the WorldForge media repository to display media assets. The idea of this project is to create a web server using a Go web framework such as Revel to serve images and JSON metadata to a web application.
- Technical Details: For this task, a clean web API needs to be designed to make the development of a web app as easy as possible. The server implementation should come with a simple example web application that can be used for testing out the web API.
- Specification: TBD
- Difficulty: medium
- Mentor: Kai Blin
Ryzom Core Ideas
About Ryzom Core
Ryzom Core is a framework built to encourage and facilitate the creation of open-source MMORPG projects and worlds. It contains all of the essential functionality needed for a mid-to-large scale MMO. All of the essential 3D, sound (including spatial sound), physics, landscape/terrain, data loading and core network services are available. Ryzom Core has a robust pre-built shard framework ready for developers to build game logic upon and ready to scale to whatever the developer needs. One Ryzom Core's fundamental differences between most of its open-source competitors is that Ryzom Core has been in development since 2001 and is the framework behind the commercial MMORPG [www.ryzom.com Ryzom]. Ryzom Core is a complete platform for MMORPG development and includes a vast array of artistic assets, tools, services and a full featured client so that a new project can sit down and begin creation on day one.
Contacting Ryzom Core
You can find the Ryzom Core community through our IRC channel (irc.freenode.net / #ryzom) as well our community.
Mentor Contact Information
- Matt Raykowski: IRC as 'sfb', email
- Vianney Lecroart: IRC as 'ace', email
- Nuno Gonçalves: IRC as 'ulukyn', email
- Dzmitry Kamiahin: IRC as 'dnk-88', email
- Jan Boon: IRC as 'Kaetemi'
- Matthew Lagoe: IRC as 'Botanic'
Tools Related Ideas
Ryzom Core Blender Exporter
- Summary: Create an exporter for the Blender modelling application.
- Description: Ryzom Core has one fully functional exporter for its game data pipeline: 3DSMAX. We greatly wish to enable FOSS users to create content completely independent of proprietary tools. This exporter will need to be functionally identical to the 3DSMAX exporter. This task may also require modifications to NeL in order to enable additional functionality (such as animation tracks keyed with a different algorithm). Finally the exporter should provide a method for build_gamedata to procedurally execute the export functions (see the 3DSMAX MAXScripts called to export shapes, etc).
- Technical Details: At a bare minimum we need the ability to export shapes, animations, skeletons and other objects out from Blender. The process should as closely match the 3DSMAX plugins capabilities as possible so that object creation between the packages is consistent and that the resulting exported data can uniformly be processed by build_gamedata regardless of the modeling package. Liberty can be taken on the presentation of the plugin information as is appropriate with Blender. The NeL builder classes are all in C++ but wrapping them in Python in order to use Blender Python API is acceptable.
- Specification: TBD
- Difficulty: Medium
- Required Skills: Python, C++, 3D Algorithms
- Mentor: TBD
Ryzom Core Landscape Editor Plugin
- Summary: Create a landscape editor plugin for Object Viewer Qt
- Description: Landscape editing and painting is one of the more sophisticated components of the 3DSMAX plugins. This plugin will combine four major components: Tile Editor, Landscape Sculptor and Landscape Painter, Ligoscape Editor. We envision the tool being something similar to EasyGen or the Torque Terrain Editor.
- Technical Details: The Tile Editor plugin will need to rewrite the Tile Edit Qt tool's presentation so that it is more flexible (implemented as re-sizable and dock widgets.) The process will also require the elimination of the PIC library - use CBitmap where edges need to be saved into the tile bank and QBitmap or QPixmap otherwise.
The Landscape Sculpting tool should use bezier patches as the underlying topology (since that is the native topology of NeL landscape zones.) A basic ability to edit sub-objects on the patch and to add sub-objects (cut to add more segments and points) is an essential. The ability to "sculpt" with brushes is the second task required. Finally an option to deform the topology using a heightmap. This tool should output a ".zone" file which is a binary serialization of CZone.
Landscape Painter should be based on the 3DSMAX Patch Painter plugin (nel_patch_paint). Nearly all of the underlying logic already directly manipulated the NeL CZone object - only the 3DSAMX driven presentation needs to be replaced.
The Ligoscape Editor will need to be able to define various zones created by the previous modules as ligobricks and define their purposes (ligozone, ligomat, ligotrans or special.) It will need to be able to export all of this information in a form that is usable by World Editor.
- Specification: TBD
- Difficulty: Very Difficult
- Required Skills: C++, Qt, 3D Algorithms
- Mentor: Matt Raykowski (sfb)
OVQT Tool Conversions and Improvements
- Summary: Complete the conversion of important level design tools such as Tile Editor and Georges Editor and implement improvements to existing tools or to the OVQT framework.
- Description: The OVQT tool has become the primary tool used for content creation in Ryzom Core. It's still a fairly immature tool and needs plugins adapted to it or polished so as to be more usable and stable. There are several on-going efforts to accomplish this such as a new Georges Editor plugin, a new Tile Editor plugin and a mostly complete Mission Compiler. In addition there are some tools which could use some additional minor functionality. The editor framework itself is purposely simple but could use some slight improvements as well.
- Technical Details: This project will be a collection of small improvements to existing tools, minor updates to the extension framework and the completion of partially-to-mostly completed tools with existing reference implementations. There are issues linked for each one of these.
- Specification: : Issues #11 (Georges Editor), Issue #12 (Tile Editor), Issue #24 (Mission Compiler), Issue #25 (Splash Screen), Issue #26 (Hot Load Plugins), Issue #27 (UXT Editor)
- Difficulty: Medium
- Required Skills: C++, Qt
- Mentor: Matt Raykowski (sfb) or Dzmitry Kamiahin(dnk-88)
Server Related Ideas
Implementation of NLNET Service in Node.JS
- Summary: Create a Node.JS module that is capable of communicating with NLNET services and acting as one.
- Description: The goal of this will be to create a suite of modules capable of performing NeL serialization/deserialization, connecting to NLNET sockets and services, and ultimately being able to act as an NLNET service in some capacity.
- Technical Details: First serialization will have be addresses as everything in NeL is serialized the same way. Next basically connectivity to sockets such as TCP callback services. A proof of concept must be created to provide a testing ground for functionality. Next will be the process of incrementally building an implementation of the NLNET::IService API. Added functionality could be to provide a means to interact with the full Ryzom Core infrastructure, so including Mirror and Tick Service integration.
- Specification: TODO
- Difficulty: Hard
- Mentor: Matt Raykowski (sfb), Jan Boon (Kaetemi)
NeLNS Qt Displayer and Services Dashboard
- Summary: Create a Qt UI for Ryzom Core Services and a Dashboard organizing all services.
- Description: This task has two parts. The first step is to implement a Qt-based viewer that NLNET::IService can be set to use individually. This displayer should function equivalent to the existing Windows displayer for network services. The second step is to build a "services dashboard" application in which each NeL network service displayer can be attached as a tab.
- Technical Details: The application cannot be run in the QApplication::run loop due to the fact that IService has its own main loop. Optimally the design will allow each service to remain running as an independent process and map into the dashboard through some other mechanism such as IPC.
- Specification: TODO
- Difficulty: Medium
- Required Skills: C++, Qt
- Mentor: Any
Ryzom Core API Service
- Summary: Create a central API hub service with a PHP REST API capable of XML and JSON.
- Description: The project would create a new API service that is capable of providing real-time access to PDR information as well as other statistics. Using the Mirror Service this service can retrieve all of the existing API functionality such as character information, fame and guild information. Additionally this service should have a MySQL database associated with it for tracking non-persistent data points such as data like PvP kills, PvE kills by player and by region, and more. All of this data should be available via a simple TCP interface for consumption by the REST frontend. Ideally the REST frontend would be written in PHP and accompany the existing Ryzom API (see code/web/api).
- Technical Details: The goals in this task would be to provide an expansion of collectable data and a PHP frontend based upon the open source Ryzom API (code/web/api). Unlike the existing API this should not rely on scheduled running of cronjobs to export XML via the pdr_util tool and should be capable of realtime or near-realtime querying.
- Specification: TBD
- Difficulty: Medium
- Required Skills: C++, PHP
- Mentor: Matt Raykowski (sfb) or Vianney Lecroart (ace)
Ryzom Core Service Security
- Summary: Create a shared library for service connectity authentication and authorization and provide a method for inter-service validation.
- Description: The Ryzom Core services do not have an standard method of "authenticating" non-player connectivity. With a handful of tools connecting to services such as MOS and the potential for webapp or tool connectivity to other internal services we should implement a simple authentication and authorization system using user credentials and privileges. Additionally it would be nice for the services to have some way of identifying each others validity within the shard to prohibit 'imposter' services for shards run on a public network with no filtering.
- Specification: TBD
- Difficulty: Easy
- Required Skills: C++, PHP
- Mentor: Matt Raykowski (sfb)
Ryzom App Improvements
- Summary: Improve the Ryzom App framework, add management functionality and write new apps.
- Description: The current open source App framework has no regulation of app and privilege security and has no way to dynamically introduce new apps. The improvements to the App framework should include adding a standard way to for introducing new apps and management of access to apps through privilege levels.
- Specification: Issue #28 (Framework Improvements), Issue #29 (Additional Basic Apps)
- Difficulty: Easy
- Required Skills: PHP
- Mentor: Nuno Gonçalves (ulukyn) or Matt Raykowski (sfb)
Ryzom Game Functionality
Implement New Movement Modes
- Summary: Implement the ability for players to jump and to swim underwater.
- Description: Ryzom Core has a basic ability to support these two features but the work was never completed. This task would be to completely implement one or both of these movement modes.
- Technical Details: See the forum thread for a more thorough discussion of the needed changes.
- Specification: Issue #17
- Difficulty: Difficult
- Required Skills: C++
- Mentor: TBD
Conversion of Client Web Browser Technology
- Summary: Implement additional sound triggers such as impulses and phrase mapping.
- Technical Details: Remove the LibWWW code and replace it with embedded Berkelium. Simplify code where possible and document the design. Imlpement special language extensions (e.g. the lua tag) and other Ryzom specific deviations from the HTML standard.
- Specification: Issue #22
- Difficulty: Medium
- Required Skills: C++
- Mentor: Matt Raykowski (sfb)
General Usability
- Summary: Fix usability issues with Ryzom Core
- Description: Currently there's a number of smaller issues such as the "close" button not working, the system not auto-detecting screen resolution etc, that modern games have. Would be good to have these general usability issues fixed.
- Application 'X' icon does not close the application.
- Auto-detect screen resolution for default game settings.
- Full screen outgame screens (windowed launcher, still).
- Make the 'ESC' key close more than just modal windows.
- Make it so users can choose to have 'tells' tabbed.
- Anti-Aliasing Settings
- Eliminate dependency on enums for titles, allowing adding titles to be content-only adds (a new sheet and a new set of translations) without code modification.
- Eliminate dependency on enums for continents, replacing things such as Ring point determination with continent sheet information and defaulting continents starting locations in the sheets.
- Specification: TBD
- Difficulty: Easy
- Required Skills: C++, OpenGL
- Mentor: Any
Miscellaneous Game Play Additions
Please note that many of these ideas are short in duration and trivial while others are fairly complex. Please assess the difficulty and time required before using one of these ideas for a proposal. A task which we believe to be only a few weeks worth of work will not be accepted as a proposal. In these cases it may be helpful to lump together a theme of ideas for example guild improvements, outpost improvements or changes to the PVP system.
- Complete the _spires_ code and provide demonstration material and scripts.
- Implement improved mount/packer abilities such as taming/training and cavalry skills (ability to attack with penalty while mounted.)
- Implement PVP XP and PVP-specific skill tree code.
- Implement Guild/Faction/etc banners - using WindTree code to have a 'flapping' effect. Allow the new item type to have AOE bricks associated with it. Provide guild officer commands to grant and revoke standard bearer rights. Allow guilds to buy varying levels of standard. Perhaps add a PVP-restriction to its AOE abilities.
- Modify the guild system to have guild officer defined structure and ranks.
- Improve 'outgame' screens. Allow subsequent runs of the client to be full screen for outgame. Allow an outgame scene to be displayed at the login screen.
- Additional outpost building types (see the suggestion)
- Improve guild management interfaces, provide more details and abilities (see the suggestion).
- Extend outpost code to support a concept of 'homesteading' for guild members. Allow guilds to place guild buildings and players to place player buildings. Could lead to guild-owned hamlets.
- Improve the campfire code to allow creation of other objects, e.g. crates. (see http://atys.ryzom.com/start/app_forum.php?page=topic/view/8827/6#6 the suggestion]).
- Add tell/whisper windows or channels to the UI.
- Improve Ryzom Ring - see the suggestion.
- Additional logic components.
- Spawning of props.
- Ability to add sound effects.
- Scenario Repository - allow players to submit scenarios and other players to download from WebIG.
- Ability for a player to 'host' a scenario on the Ring servers.
- Additional mission types: global and faction based missions. Similar in concept to group and guild missions.
- Musical instruments (ala Star Wars Galaxies). See the suggestion.
- RP features such as food or drink. Allow PCs to visit bars/restaurants. Essentially throw-away consumables for dapper sinks and role play.
- Damageable and destructible outpost buildings. Damage affects production (if applicable.)
- Improve material deposits to not be impacted or dependent on EGS reboots: persist the status of the deposit so that the state survives shard reboots but implement seasonal re-population. Make the re-population cycle configurable per deposit zone.
CEGUI Ideas
Crazy Eddie's GUI System is a free library providing windowing and widgets for graphics APIs / engines where such functionality is not natively available, or severely lacking. The library is object orientated, written in C++, and targeted at games developers who should be spending their time creating great games, not building GUI sub-systems!
As one of the oldest and most mature open source GUI libraries, it is widely adopted by both open source and commercial products and packaged in various distributions.
Contacting CEGUI team
You can find the CEGUI team and community through our IRC channel (irc.freenode.net / #cegui) as well our forums.
Mentor Contact Information
- Michael Kapelko: IRC as 'kornerr'
- Martin Preisler: IRC as 'mpreisler', email
- Stefan Stammberger: IRC as 'fusion44'
Library Ideas
Easy Alternative Skinning System (window renderer set)
- Summary: Introduce a new skinning system that is less powerful but easier than Falagard
- Description: CEGUI has a very powerful skinning system that unfortunately is very hard to grasp and work with. People often make jokes that it's Turing complete and can be used to guide missiles. The goal of this project would be to introduce a lightweight easy skinning system that is artist friendly. It is OK if this skinning system isn't all powerful and if there are many use-cases that it can't fulfill but it should be usable for common scenarios. Specific ideas include something based on the CSS syntax.
- Technical Details: The skinning system abstraction is already part of CEGUI (called window renderer, each skinning system is a window renderer set), this project entails implementing this abstraction.
- Specification: TBD
- Difficulty: Medium
- Required Skills: C++
- Mentor: Martin Preisler
Font system revamp
- Summary: Make the font system easier for users/artists, don't impose implementation specific restrictions (especially about size)
- Description: Right now users have to define a Font by family and size, texture is generated according to the parameters. If users want to use 5 sizes of the same font they have to define 5 fonts. This makes sense implementation-wise and makes for good runtime performance but is horrible and limiting for artists.
- Technical Details: We should let users define Fonts by family alone. Then when font is requested to be rendered at certain size we will look into glyph cache and return the closest available match. If we are far off from the requested size we schedule rasterization of that glyph size. Glyph cache memory limit, the margins of how off we are should both be changeable. The idea is to only cache what has been requested. That way we can support full unicode fonts and use them in various sizes without having tons of glyphs in textures that will never be used. When we run out of memory we destroy the least recently used glyphs to free it up.
- Specification: TBD
- Difficulty: Medium
- Required Skills: C++
- Mentor: Martin Preisler
Model/View widgets
- Summary: Convert Tree, ComboBox, Listbox (both ItemEntry and ListItem variants) to the model/view paradigm (see Qt - QAbstractItemModel)
- Description: Create a model abstract class that user can implement in their own structures. This prevents having multiple copies of the same data. This project would also finally unify all the various data viewing widgets to the same paradigm.
- Technical Details:
- Specification: TBD
- Difficulty: Medium
- Required Skills: C++
- Mentor: Martin Preisler
Revamp Ogre Renderer to be more high level
- Summary: Create an alternative Ogre renderer using high level Ogre constructs that will hopefully replace the old one.
- Description: CEGUIOgreRenderer uses some intimate Ogre internals knowledge, we use lowlevel _ prefixed methods to draw. This is suboptimal for various reasons, the renderer is prone to Ogre changes that normally don't affect users. Render targets behave odd in OpenGL, DX10 and DX11 is somewhat supported in Ogre but CEGUI renders with various quirks with it, etc...
- Technical Details: The idea is to use high level Ogre constructs to render, ManualObject as GeometryBuffer, Materials instead of manually altering the state via Ogre::RenderTarget, etc... All of this has to have comparable performance to the old Ogre Renderer.
- Specification: TBD
- Difficulty: Medium
- Required Skills: C++, Ogre3D
- Mentor: Michael Kapelko, Martin Preisler, Stefan Stammberger
Animation staging
- Summary: Provide means to make complex animations of entire window trees.
- Description: Animation in CEGUI only works on a single window. It would be great if users were able to stage complex animations (think main menu appearing). The idea is to fire off multiple animations on a whole widget tree at the right times. This task also involves writing an editor in the CEGUI Unified Editor for it. The API should be rather simple and easy to do, the editor will be harder (IMO). You will be able to reuse timeline and other components from CEED for the editor.
- Technical Details: This will introduce a new class that will start appropriate animations at the right times. Creating a new format for it will also be required.
- Specification: TBD
- Difficulty: Medium
- Required Skills: C++
- Mentor: Stefan Stammberger, Martin Preisler
Tools Ideas
LookNFeel editor for CEED
- Summary: Add the looknfeel editor to CEED.
- Description: As of now, CEED edits layouts, imagesets and animations. LookNFeel editor would be a killer addition. Basically would allow artists to create new skins without touching XML code. This has always been a feature that many requested.
- Technical Details: CEED is written in Python so most of this task would involve Python coding and using Qt through PySide bindings and CEGUI through PyCEGUI bindings.
- Specification: TBD
- Difficulty: Hard
- Required Skills: Python, Qt4, Falagard looknfeel
- Mentor: Martin Preisler
Finish animation editor for CEED
- Summary: Improve and finish animation editor to CEED.
- Description: The animation editor so far works as an animation previewer with very limited editing. There is timeline and the ability to move keyframes around. This task would involve working to make animation editor not just functional (adding new keyframes, auto keyframes) but also making the user experience smoother. The controls are very clunky as of now as it's just a prototype.
- Technical Details: CEED is written in Python so most of this task would involve Python coding and using Qt through PySide bindings and CEGUI through PyCEGUI bindings.
- Specification: TBD
- Difficulty: Medium
- Required Skills: Python, Qt4, CEGUI animations
- Mentor: Martin Preisler
Improve code editing in CEED
- Summary: Code editing and multi mode editing is just a proof of concept right now, it is only used to overcome bugs in CEED.
- Description: CEED ships with a very simplistic plain text editor. Code highlighting and folding is missing. The undo redo system is very very clunky (each command stores the entire snapshot making it very memory hungry). QScintilla recently added support for PySide so we could include a proper code editor inside CEED.
- Specification: TBD
- Difficulty: Medium
- Required Skills: Python, Qt4, QScintilla
- Mentor: Martin Preisler
Misc hints
You can find more ideas on the WorldForge blueprints page. If you have any questions or want to suggest your own project, please contact us, either directly to Erik for Ember projects or through one of our communication channels.
For accepted students
There are a couple of things that we require of accepted students. Failure to perform these could lead to students not getting a passing grade (and thus no money from Google).
- Provide a weekly report, sent to the general mailing list. The report shall be sent each Monday.
- Try to participate as much as you can in the community. That involves hanging around in irc, asking questions (or CCing mail) on the mailing list (rather than only directly to a specific person).
- We require that you provide your mentor with an way of contacting a third person who knows you. This can be a sibling, parent, friend, partner etc. It will serve as a backup in the event that you would be unable to keep up the contact due to unforeseeable events such as sickness, accidents, internet outages and so on.
- Follow the instructions regarding how to handle your git clone repo.
- Only change code related to your task. Don't try to alter any formatting. This makes it so much harder for us to merge your changes.
- Regularly sync with the master branch. Preferably as often as you can. This makes it easier for us to merge in your changes, and lets you quickly find and resolve any conflicts.
- Follow the instructions on how to use Git on the wiki. It's imperative that you rebase on the master branch, so that your patches always reside "on top" of the master. After you've rebased you need to use "force" in order to push to Github.
- When making commits be sure to follow the conventions.


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topo : nº58
description : in the roof of La Baleine, above red n°10; sitstart to the right of La Baleine.
reference : topo "7 + 8", p. 57, n°18
see also: Baboon Master rallongé 8b
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climber in picture : Julien Nadiras
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The Packaging
Apparently ioSafe didn't put a lot of thought into a retail package for the Solo. The system came in a plain white box.
The inner packaging was very well sorted and it protects the system very well.
The front of the Solo lights up a cool blue that shines through the vent holes. As you can see, there isn't a power button on the front.
The side of the unit is solid. You can see from this angle that the Solo uses a clam shell design; the front, top and bottom are all made from the same piece of metal.
The power button, data and power cables are located on the back.
The other side is identical to the first.
Each unit is serial numbered with a plate on the bottom. Also, on the rear a security mechanism is installed into the frame of the Solo.


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If only I had believed in myself more than I believed in The Almighty Omnipotent Guidance Counselor when I was a junior in high school, I would have gone to college right away, majored in English and minored in Creative Writing, and written my book, and a hundred others, by the time I was thirty.
As things stood, my guidance counselor told me I needed something to fall back on, although I had straight As in English and noticed immediately that the sentence "You need something to fall back on" ends in a preposition and she was therefore wrong about grammar, anyway; nevertheless, I believed her, and went to travel school instead, so I could have a career.
Later, I got my degree in business, so I could have a better-paying career.
The first company that hired me after I got my degree, kept me for seven years, then told me they were eliminating my position due to budgetary constraints.
Fortunately, I knew how to write, so I sold guest-blogs at $2 a pop and freelance articles to websites and magazines, and earned enough money to carry myself and That Man of Mine across the country to Las Vegas, where we were able to find other work.
Fall back on that, bitch.
At this particular moment, the one celebrity with whom I would really like to have an in-depth conversation is any one of the Kardashians. Someone needs to explain to them that not everyone thinks they're as fascinating as their daddy did.
If I could make a living doing anything, assuming I didn't have to work for the chocolatey-brown truck company anymore, or that I wouldn't be writing full-time (my obvious choice), I'd still want to be doing something with words. Maybe I could be a stand-up comedian, or a game show host.
My all-time very favorite dessert is this cake The Mom used to make called Hot Fudge Sundae Cake. We usually didn't have it on my birthday, which fell too frequently during Passover (an excellent part of the reason I gave up organized religion), but there was usually an alternate birthday for which this cake would appear, and it was exactly as amazing as it sounds.
Of course, I am allergic to both chocolate and dairy, so I shouldn't be eating that thing anyway. Fortunately, I live across the nation from The Mom, and she no longer bakes that ridiculously good cake, so there is no danger to me anymore.
Leaving chocolate and dairy out of the equation makes dessert really difficult. However, The Mom, who is more or less of a dessert genius, in case you hadn't guessed, also makes this apple pie around Thanksgiving — spicing it up all medieval-like, as if it were mulled cider. It is, without question, the best fucking pie in the universe, which is why, when it comes to making apple desserts myself, I tend to stick to crisps or tarte tatin, which do not even try to compete.
For the past four years, I owned exactly one pair of jeans, and said pair got alarmingly more and more droopy, the more and more I worked out, and then more droopy yet as I lowered my carbohydrate intake in solidarity with That Diabetic Man of Mine.
When I nearly had an America's Funniest Videos moment in the middle of the patio at work one Casual Friday, I made an executive decision to find out what size jeans I actually needed to wear, and went to le Mart du Wal. There, I tried on Lee Jeans, an actual brand, and found that I needed something like ten sizes smaller than the Droopy Drawers. I therefore bought two pairs of Lee Jeans that very day, a pair and a spare.
Hey, if they're good enough for Mike Rowe, they're good enough for me.
The next Casual Friday, I wore one of my new pairs of jeans, and male coworkers who are known only for talking to the pretty girls unless they have a technical question — well, they talked to me that day.
So I bought two more pairs of jeans, different brands but the same size, on eBay, and I look hot.
Every woman should own four pairs of hot jeans.
Furthermore, I never wear sneakers with jeans anymore. On me, it looks like it gave up. I wear heels, ballet flats, or boots.
As I said, hot.
My favorite flower, visually, is the rose. It's complex, and soft, but with thorns … kind of like being in love.
I'm not crazy about the scent, except wild roses.
For scented flowers, I tend to like gardenia, which I find soothing. I don't mind patchouli either. I prefer either of the above combined with something citrusy, or they seem cloying.
I think that the book that has most changed my life is probably Triple Jeopardy by Rex Stout. It's just a collection of three mystery novelettes, and they're not even Stout's best work, let alone his best representation of Archie Goodwin or, by extension, Nero Wolfe.
When I was a tiny kid, I was afraid of that book because the cover had a dead man and a gun on it, and I assumed that the story inside would be equally terrifying.
When I got old enough, and the day was sufficiently rainy to warrant a completely new read, I took Triple Jeopardy off The Mom's bookshelf, found a blanket and a cat, and settled into my special reading spot (behind the big chair in the living room, which was the closest thing to privacy I could get on a rainy day).
When I emerged a few hours later (the cat stayed behind; it had been bored by the book and began a marathon nap on the end of my blanket which, by necessity, also stayed behind), I wanted to be a writer like Rex Stout.
I'll let you know if I ever achieve that, by the way.
My least favorite vegetable is canned peas, closely followed by peas in any other incarnation. However, I have found that I can tolerate frozen peas if they are combined in a recipe, though I would prefer to pick them out, and I actually like fresh peas and peapods.
Say again that I'm not openminded enough.
If I could take a nonstop first class flight to any destination, it'd probably be New Zealand, for the holidays.
I want to go to the beach at Christmas, just to see what it's like not to be freezing that day.
I want to toast the New Year with cold beer.
I want to listen to tall boys talking with cute accents.
I want to go to Christchurch and Auckland.
I want to see what Peter Jackson sees.
If my fifteen minutes of fame included a stint on American Idol, I would probably sing Danny Boy as my trademark solo. I sing it well (at least in the shower), and one of the aspects of American Idol which I like the least is that it's basically karaoke with delusions of grandeur. So I'll be singing a capella.
They won't know what to do with me.
Which is not at all unusual.
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A girl walks into an antiques/ salvage store......
posted by: ttodd on 02.09.2012 at 01:48 pm in Home Decorating Forum So it wasn't a yard sale this time - no chandie but I did find something perfect this morning.
We still have yet to do our kitchen after being here for 11yrs. We could really care less about it. I've had lots of hairbrained ideas about what to do etc. but again - we really could have cared less about it to even want to begin forking out money on a kitchen reno. So I found this pic awhile ago & thought 'Hmmm...fits our house style, cheap to do - this is good!'
And I remembered this huge old handpainted restaurant sign at a sort of local place. It's massive. So I stopped this morning to see how much they were asking for it - prepared for a price of a few hundred, some back and forth and a payment plan. The nice lady called the owner then said:
I don't have a pic of it yet - DH is picking it up Saturday. Of course I got the whole "That sign? Where are you going to put it? Do you know how big it is? Will it fit into our kitchen?" speech to which I responded: "Of COURSE it will fit honey! Why wouldn't it fit? It's only $50 and I have a plan! DON'T WORRY! Can I get it?" It has the name and then says the following:
How cool will this be?! It's easily 10-13'w and 5-6' tall. Now of course it will take up the entire wall over our sink so I'll have to rip out those cheesey, cheap cabinets over it but we were planning on making our own cabinets anyways w/ my dad's help and he designed a better layout & footprint for us. NOTES: <none>
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RE: Advice for making Crepes, pls (Follow-Up #12)
posted by: triciae on 07.30.2010 at 08:05 am in Cooking Forum beth4, good luck with your crepe brunch Sunday. I'm sure they'll be delicious.
We ended up in Mystic because we couldn't find a slip for our boat any closer to home (New Hampshire). Normally, we'd sleep on the boat every weekend. At the time we had a small lobster boat with just a cuddy cabin. And, a cuddy cabin with a leak around the hatch that nobody seemed to be able to fix! During summer storms the water would pour in & we'd soon be soaked. It was pretty awful when those storms came at 2:00 a.m.! The Mystic Inn is located right across the street from our marina. Many a night we'd toss a few things in a duffle bag & head to the Inn in the middle of the night dripping wet & leaving a bucket in the cuddy hoping it wouldn't overflow before our return. The Inn's owners got to know us quite well! By the time we were settled into our room we'd be hungry. Of course, the Flood Tide (the Inn's restaurant) wasn't open at 2:00 a.m. so we'd order room service. One of the few items available was the lobster crepes. After our first order we were hooked on those crepes! When we purchased our Mystic home we spent the night before the moving van arrived at the Inn. The Inn had a wonderful fruit, cheese, bread/cracker, wine layout in the room for us as a thank you for our patronage over the years & also as a congrats on our home purchase. Chef Bob Trippe included the crepe recipe in our goodie basket & they've appeared on our table dozens of times over the years. They're supposed to be an appetizer but everybody (including us) enjoys them so much I'm usually asked to plan a meal around the crepes as the entree. Anyway, if anybody gets a hankering for crepes these are really good. Eventually, Bob left the Flood Tide & the crepes were removed from the menu as the new chef introduced his own recipes. There was a Mystic uproar & the Flood Tide was pretty much forced to add the crepes back to the menu where they remain today over a decade later. Crepe Filled with Lobster Madeira A Lobster Recipe from the Flood Tide Restaurant at The Inn at Mystic Serves: 2 Ingredients: 1 tablespoon whole butter Procedure: 1. Heat a medium saute pan on medium high heat. Add the butter, shallots and mushrooms and saute for 1 minute. Add the Madeira and reduce by half. Add the heavy cream and reduce until sauce will coat the back of a wooden spoon. 2. Fold in lobster meat and heat through. 3. Place crepe shells on separate plates and divide filling evenly between shells. Roll the crepes. Top with some sauce, a poached lobster claw and a sprig of fresh dill, and serve. If making for a crowd it's easy to increase quantities & I've learned they hold very well in a chafing dish. /tricia NOTES: <none>
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RE: Advice for making Crepes, pls (Follow-Up #16)
posted by: beth4 on 07.30.2010 at 11:35 am in Cooking Forum I will definitely report back to the group. I wish I could promise photos, but I'm usually scrambling to finish the dishes and serve them, so I never even think of photos. I'll try.
The guests are huge fans of careful pairing of wine & food ....as am I. We've traveled extensively and have enjoyed marvelous food & wine all over the world, in humble and elegant establishments. So this brunch is as much about the wine, as it is about the food. Here's the menu, served slowly through multiple courses: Available at all time will be: Glazed Lemon Sour Cream Cake (a recipe I posted on this forum back in April or May), baked in a bundt pan. When the pan is removed and the cake is served, I fill the center with fresh blackberries, so guests get a bit of blackberry with their cake. This can be a dessert cake, a tea cake, or a brunch cake, which is why I so enjoy the recipe. Sparkling wine will be served with the first 2....I've not yet decided what I want to serve. Still thinking about it. Next course: Next course: Main course: Sauteed butternut squash that I thought would pair very well with the delicate sweetness of the crab cakes...and would color complement the cakes. The wine will be a Viognier from the Charlottesville area, that is just exceptional Dessert: The wine will be a very well chilled Moscato d'Asti And then I have on hand some fabulous dessert cheeses and more excellent white wines that we can break out, in case people are relaxed, happy listening to the music and just want to continue the experience. I'll report back how everything went....but it might not be for several days! :) NOTES: <none>
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RE: What's for dessert-#1 2009 (Follow-Up #35)
posted by: sooz on 03.24.2009 at 03:21 am in Cooking Forum I baked up some cinnamon "bread" and that was our dessert. Very yummy!
The original recipe is at allrecipes and I read a few of the reviews and made some revisions as suggested. Delish! Here is a link that might be useful: Cinnamon Bread Recipe NOTES: For brunch
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RE: What's for dessert-#1 2009 (Follow-Up #17)
posted by: tracey_oh on 03.01.2009 at 10:13 am in Cooking Forum I really like the recipe because it does not involve cooking a custard base and it is still has a very creamy texture. It's a Dorie Greenspan recipe from epicurious. I subbed mini chocolate chips for the toffee because I didn't have any and I did not put in the cinnamon.
Chocolate-Cinnamon Gelato 1/2 cup sugar 2 tablespoons cornstarch 1 1/4 teaspoons ground cinnamon Pinch of salt 2 cups whole milk, divided 5 ounces bittersweet (not unsweetened) or semisweet chocolate, finely chopped 1/2 cup chilled heavy whipping cream 1/3 cup coarsely crushed toffee candy (such as Skor, Heath bar, or Almond Roca) Preparation: Whisk sugar, cornstarch, cinnamon, and salt in heavy medium saucepan until blended. Gradually add 1/4 cup milk, whisking until cornstarch is dissolved. Whisk in remaining 1 3/4 cups milk. Whisk over medium-high heat until mixture thickens and comes to boil, about 6 minutes. Reduce heat to medium and cook 1 minute longer, whisking occasionally. Remove from heat; add chocolate. Let stand 1 minute, then whisk until melted and smooth. Transfer gelato base to medium bowl. Mix in cream. Place bowl over large bowl filled with ice and water and cool, stirring often, about 30 minutes. Process gelato base in ice cream maker according to manufacturer's instructions, adding toffee during last minute of churning. Transfer to container; cover. Freeze at least 3 hours and up to 2 days. NOTES: yum
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RE: What's for dessert-#1 2009 (Follow-Up #2)
posted by: mst___ on 02.23.2009 at 03:51 pm in Cooking Forum This cheesecake is always requested when I throw my annual Christmas party.
Expresso and Chocolate Swirl Cheesecake Crust Filling For crust: Position rack in center of oven and preheat to 400 degrees. Grind cookies in processor. Add butter and process using on/off turns until crumbs are moist. Press crumbs on bottom and 1 1/2 inches up sides of a 9-inch-diameter springform pan with 2 3/4-inch-high sides. Wrap outside of pan with aluminum foil. For filling: In a small bowl, dissolve instant espresso in 1 Tbs water. Using a electric mixer, beat cream cheese in a large bowl until smooth. Add sugar and continue beating until mixture is light and fluffy. Add eggs 1 at a time, beating well after each addition. Mix in espresso mixture, butter and ground coffee beans. NOTES: yum
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RE: What's for dessert-#1 2009 (Follow-Up #1)
posted by: dixiedog_2007 on 02.23.2009 at 03:16 pm in Cooking Forum Tracey that looks wonderful. Where's the recipe?
NOTES: looks fantastic
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RE: RECIPE: favorite lemon dishes (Follow-Up #3)
posted by: Ann_T on 02.27.2005 at 03:28 pm in Recipe Exchange Forum Home Cookin 4.9 Chapter: Recipes From Thibeault's Table
Lemon Tart (Delia Smiths) For the filling: 6-8 lemons To serve: a little icing sugar You will also need a deep, fluted quiche tin with a loose base 9 inches (23 To find out more about an ingredient pass the mouse cursor over it. If the Bake on the baking sheet on the middle shelf for 20 minutes, then, as you To make the filling, grate the zest from 6 of the lemons, and squeeze enough The easiest way to fill the tart is to place the pastry case on the baking Servings: 6 Home Cookin 4.9 Chapter: Recipes From Thibeault's Table Gingerbread With Warm Lemon Sauce Lemon Sauce 1/4 cup fresh squeesed lemon juice In large bowl, with mixer at low speed, beat sugar and butter until blended. With mixer at low speed, beat in flour and remaining ingredients. Beat in Pour batter into pan. Bake 55 minutes or until toothpick comes out clean. Prepare Lemon Sauce. Mix sugar and cornstarch until blended. Add lemon juice, lemon peel, water Serve cake with warm sauce. Lemon - Glazed Lemon Loaf with Rum Lemon Glaze 4 tablespoons icing sugar (powdered) Into large mixing bowl, sift together flour, baking powder, salt and sugar. Bake 60 to 65 minutes, or until toothpick inserted into centre comes out Glaze, Blend ingredients until sugar is dissolved. Servings: 4 Lemon Meringue Cream 4 egg whites 3 Tablespoons cornstarch whipping cream Combine egg whites in a bowl and beat on high, as whites start to form Filling Blend cornstarch and sugar with water, lemon rind and lemon juice. Stir (Note: I did not cook using a double boiler. I added the juice, zest, Home Cookin 4.9 Chapter: Recipes From Thibeault's Table Shortbread Tarts with Lemon Filling Shortbread crust 1 cup butter softened Filling 1/2 cup fresh squeezed lemon juice To prepare lemon filling, combine juice and zest in a double boiler. Whisk (Note: I did not cook using a double boiler. I added the juice, zest, Servings: 4 Home Cookin 4.9 Chapter: Recipes From Thibeault's Table Lemon Shortbread Tarts 1 cup (227 grams) (2 sticks) unsalted butter, room temperature 1/2 cup (72 grams) powdered sugar 1 1/2 cups (210 grams) all purpose flour 1 tablespoon (15 grams) cornstarch or rice flour CREAM CHEESE FILLING: One 8-oz. (227 grams) package cream cheese - softened 1-14 ounce (396 grams) can sweetened condensed milk 1/3 cup (83 grams) lemon juice (freshly squeezed) 1 teaspoon (4 grams) pure vanilla extract GARNISH: Any combination of berries (blueberries, strawberries, raspberries) or other fruit such as slices of kiwi. Note: Cornstarch (corn flour) or rice flour replaces some of the all purpose flour to produce a more delicate and fragile shortbread. Lightly grease or spray with Pam 24 miniature muffin tins (approximately 1 In the bowl of your electric mixer cream the butter and sugar together Divide dough into 24 even pieces and place one ball of dough in center of CREAM CHEESE FILLING: In food processor or electric mixer beat cream cheese until fluffy. Add Fill tart shells with cream cheese filling and refrigerate at least 2 hours Makes 24 mini tarts. The tart shells can be made ahead and frozen. The cream filling can be Adapted from The Best of Bridge Cookbook NOTES: <none>
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RE: LOOKING for: Christmas Cookies (Follow-Up #28)
posted by: jenn on 10.14.2006 at 11:38 pm in Recipe Exchange Forum Are you kidding? It's never too early for cookies! :-D
I can vouch for roselin's Raspberry Bars. I plan to make them this year with different jams, including one with orange marmalade and a chocolate drizzle. Triciae -- Those cookies from your great-grandmother sound delicious. When do you add the nutmeg? Here are a few of our favorites: Cranberry Lemon Cookies A wonderful cookie I discovered at Gail's Recipe Swap. * 1/2 C butter Cream butter, sugars, and lemon zest. Beat in egg and vanilla. Combine flour, baking powder and cinnamon. Gradually beat into butter mixture. Stir in nuts and cranberries. Drop by teaspoonfuls 2 inches apart on greased baking sheets. Bake at 350F for 10 to 12 minutes, or until golden. Let cool slightly before removing to cooling racks. Frost when cool. ICING: Whisk together 1 C confectioner's sugar, 2 Tbsp milk, and 1/4 tsp. lemon zest. ---------------------------------- * 1 C melted butter Stir together melted butter, brown sugar, 3/4 C walnuts and vanilla. Sift flour with baking powder and stir into butter mixture; blend well. Shape cookies by pressing dough firmly into a teaspoon (not a measuring spoon), slightly mounding the dough to form the shape of an acorn. Be sure the dough is firmly formed on the spoon. Bake on ungreased cookie sheet in 375F oven about 13 minutes, until light golden brown. Cool. Meanwhile, melt chocolate over warm water in double boiler. Dip large end of cookie in melted chocolate, then in remaining walnuts. Cool on wax paper. Store in air-tight containers. Makes 4-5 dozen cookies. ------------------------------------ Also known as "no bake" cookies. I gave a container full to our very elderly neighbor who said he really can't eat things like that.... he returned the empty container asking for more. :-) * 6 cups sugar Mix sugar, butter, milk, salt and cocoa in a Dutch oven or other large pan. Bring to a rolling boil; boil exactly 2 minutes (watch carefully!!). Quickly add vanilla, peanut butter, and oats. Drop by tablespoonsful onto waxed paper. NOTES: <none>
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RE: What Potatoes to Serve with Ham (Follow-Up #4)
posted by: dixiedog_2007 on 12.18.2009 at 06:28 pm in Cooking Forum My family and friends really like these potatoes. Note, I do add more cheese then what the recipe calls for. Very simple ingredients but makes a very good dish of potatoes.
New Potatoes Gruyere 1. Halve any large potatoes. With a vegetable peeler, peel a strip around the center of each potato. In a large saucepan cook the potatoes and onion in a small amount of boiling salted water for 12 to 15 minutes or until potatoes are just tender. Drain well. 2. Meanwhile, for cheese sauce in a small saucepan combine the flour, garlic powder, and pepper. Stir in the milk and the broth all at once until blended. Cook and stir over medium heat until thickened and bubbly. Cook and stir for 1 minute more. Reduce heat to low. Add the cheese; cook and stir just until cheese melts. Add the cheese sauce to the potatoes; heat through. Transfer to a serving bowl. Sprinkle with the snipped parsley, if desired. Makes 6 servings. Nutrition Facts Source: BHG NOTES: <none>
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RE: Any favorite Valentine desserts?? (Follow-Up #12)
posted by: doucanoe on 02.07.2009 at 09:47 am in Cooking Forum The Cappucino Mousse is divine, and very simple to make. Here are a couple more ideas.
Raspberry-Lemon Shortbread Tart No need to get out your rolling pin or even grease the pan for this dessert. Just use your fingers to mix the shortbread dough, then dump it straight into a cake pan, press down and bake. 1. Drain the raspberries in a strainer set over a bowl. Preheat the oven to 400°. Using your fingers, combine the butter, 1/2 cup of the sugar and 1 1/2 cups of the flour and blend together until coarse crumbs form. Pour the mixture into an ungreased nonstick 9-inch springform or cake pan and press down evenly to form a crust. Bake the shortbread crust until lightly golden, about 20 minutes. 2. Remove the shortbread from the oven and reduce the temperature to 325°. Scatter the drained raspberries evenly over the baked shortbread. 3. Beat the eggs with the remaining 3/4 cup of sugar until thick and pale yellow. Whisk in the lemon zest, the lemon juice and the remaining 1/4 cup of flour. Pour the lemon cream over the raspberries and bake the tart until the custard is set, about 30 minutes. Let cool, then dust with confectioners' sugar. You can replace the raspberries with your favorite fruit—or even pieces of chocolate. Go all the way and swap a teaspoon of vanilla extract for the lemon juice and zest in the quick custard. My notes: Based on the mistakes I made the first try...Make sure the berries are thawed and drained well. Don't make the custard while the crust is baking! While the crust is COOLING I made the custard, and then put the berries on the crust just before pouring the custard on top. Baking time was a bit longer than the 30 minutes stated, too. Blackberry Buttermilk Panna Cottas For panna cottas For compote Sprinkle gelatin over water in a small bowl and let stand 1 minute to soften. Chocolate Turtle Torte with Caramel Sauce Crust: In food processor blend pecans and sugar, add melted butter in steady stream until combined well. Turn out mixture into a 12" tart pan with removable bottom. Press to 1/8" thickness on bottom and 3/8" on sides. Bake at 350F for approximately 20-25 minutes or until lightly toasted. Cool. Filling: Bring cream to a boil and pour over coarsely chopped chocolate. Mix until chocolate is melted and mixture is combined well. Pour into cooled crust and refrigerate for 3 hours or up to overnite. Caramel Sauce: In heavy saucepan melt butter, add sugar and cook until dark brown (not burnt). Add cream and remove from heat. Mix thoroughly until mixture turns a rich golden color. Linda NOTES: <none>
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RE: A Menu for a Special Birthday (Follow-Up #5)
posted by: caliloo on 01.10.2009 at 07:39 am in Cooking Forum What about a standing Rib Roast or a Crown Roast of Pork? Both have a wow factor, are absolutely delish and very simple to make. Yea the Crown Roaast is "old school" but it is still a great dish! This is my fav Rib roast recipe, it is particularly good with the Brandied Steakside mushrooms.
HERBED RIB ROAST For jus Prepare roast: Trim all but a thin layer of fat from roast. Grind peppercorns and bay leaves with salt to a powder in an electric coffee/spice grinder, then transfer to a mortar. Add garlic, thyme, and rosemary, then pound to a smooth paste with pestle. Stir in oil. Rub paste all over roast. Transfer roast to a rack set in a small flameproof roasting pan. Marinate, covered and chilled, at least 8 hours. Cook roast: Let roast stand at room temperature 1 hour. Preheat oven to 450°F. Roast beef in middle of oven 20 minutes. Reduce temperature to 350°F and roast beef until a thermometer inserted into center of meat registers 110°F, 1 1/2 to 1 3/4 hours more. Transfer beef to a large platter and let stand, uncovered, 25 minutes. (Meat will continue to cook, reaching about 130°F for medium-rare.) Make jus: Skim fat from pan juices. Add broth, rosemary, thyme, and garlic and deglaze pan by simmering on top of stove over moderate heat, stirring and scraping up brown bits. Transfer to a small saucepan and add any juices that have collected on platter. Gently simmer 10 minutes. Skim fat and season jus with salt and pepper. Put slices from roast and serve with jus. Cooks' note: • Roast can marinate up to 24 hours. Makes 8 servings. Here is a link that might be useful: Crown Roast of Pork NOTES: <none>
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RE: A Menu for a Special Birthday (Follow-Up #4)
posted by: doucanoe on 01.10.2009 at 12:46 am in Cooking Forum Here are a couple of recipes that are SUPER easy. Adjust as needed for your party....
Pork Saltimbocca with Polenta 6 (4-ounce) boneless center-cut loin pork chops, trimmed Polenta: 1. To prepare pork, place each chop between 2 sheets of heavy-duty plastic wrap, pound to 1/4-inch thickness using a meat mallet or rolling pin. Arrange 1 prosciutto slice over each chop top with 1 sage leaf and about 1 tablespoon cheese. Fold chops in half to sandwich filling, and secure with wooden toothpicks. Sprinkle both sides of chops with pepper and 1/8 teaspoon salt. Place flour in shallow dish; dredge stuffed chops in flour. The flavor of this dish is phenomenal! Beef Daube Provençal 2 teaspoons olive oil Preheat oven to 300°. Sprinkle beef with 1/2 teaspoon salt and 1/4 teaspoon black pepper. Cook 5 minutes, browning on all sides. Remove beef from pan. Add wine to pan, and bring to a boil, scraping pan to loosen browned bits. Add garlic, beef, remaining 1 teaspoon salt, remaining 1/4 teaspoon pepper, carrot, and next 8 ingredients (through bay leaf) to pan; bring to a boil. Cover and bake at 300° for 2 1/2 hours or until beef is tender. Discard bay leaf. Serve over noodles. Garnish with chopped fresh thyme, if desired. Note: To make in a slow cooker, prepare through Step 2. Place beef mixture in an electric slow cooker. Cover and cook on HIGH for 5 hours. Linda NOTES: <none>
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RE: A Menu for a Special Birthday (Follow-Up #2)
posted by: lindac on 01.09.2009 at 08:55 pm in Cooking Forum A cab?
How about a center portion of beef filet....either enclosed in puff paste and wrapped in proscuitto or topped with fois gras and baked to a lovely rare. Perhaps herbed oven roasted potatoes, and maybe pan grilled asparagus with a little sesame seeds. Happy birthday to the DH! Linda C NOTES: <none>
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RE: Your Greatest Hit Recipes for Leesa (Follow-Up #3)
posted by: SuzyQ2 on 07.28.2005 at 01:58 pm in Harvest Forum Here are two of my favorites that I haven't seen posted recently.
Shoot, I did not print out the name of the original poster of this recipe. It's not canning, but it is pretty wonderful... Sour Cream Walnuts 1 cup brown sugar Cook and stir sugars and sour cream to soft ball stage (240 degress F on candy thermometer). Remove from heat and stir in vanilla. Add walnuts stirring gently til coated. Spread on pan to cool [no stick wax paper helps later removal] This next recipe came from KatieC & Annie.... Plum Sauce 4lbs plums Pit & chop plums [don't peel], Combine remiaining ingredients in a large pot, bring to boil, reduce heat. Add plums, cook until thick and syrupy, about 1 1/2 hrs. Ladle hot sauce into hot jars leaving 1/4 inch headspace. Adjust caps and process 20 minutes in a BWB. Yeild: about 4 pints. I adore this on egg rolls and chicken fingers (I don't even like chicken). I also like a bit of it mixed w/ balsamic vinager and over a salad. NOTES: <none>
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New Christmas dessert recipe
posted by: gardenguru1950 on 12.24.2008 at 01:01 pm in Cooking Forum What can I glaze this with to make it more "Christmasy"?:
CHOCOLATE-CHERRY MASCARPONE BUNDT CAKE Ingredients 2 sticks butter Directions Grease and flour a 10-12 cup Bundt pan. Heat oven to 350°F. Melt butter in a large saucepan over medium-low heat. Add cocoa, stirring until smooth. Whisk in the water and remove from heat. To the warm cocoa mixture, add the sugar, mascarpone, vanilla and eggs. Whisk until smooth. In another bowl combine the flour, soda and salt. Add all at once to the first mixture, whisking until well blended. Stir in one can of cherry pie filling. Pour the batter into the prepared pan. Bake for 1 hour, or until it feels firm to the touch and has slightly pulled away from the sides of the pan. Cool in pan on a rack for 20 minutes. Carefully loosen the cake with a knife and invert onto a large plate.
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RE: Sweet Potato Fries (Follow-Up #14)
posted by: pecanpie on 05.02.2008 at 10:52 am in Cooking Forum I have several for dinner tomorrow (thank you, DH, for all the 'warning') and wanted to prep my sweet potatoes today- can anyone recommend a foolproof way to hold them in the refrigerator overnight? Ann?
Would I hold them in cold salted water, like regular potatoes? Here's the recipe I'm using- from Gourmet, May 2004- it's a favorite, and it's a beautiful dish. Lime Cilantro Sweet Potatoes 2 lb sweet potatoes, peeled and cut into 3/4" pieces Put oven rack in lower third of oven and preheat to 425. NOTES: Give this a try soon.
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RE: What's For Dinner? #273 (Follow-Up #7)
posted by: marigene on 04.29.2008 at 07:13 am in Cooking Forum Here is the recipe.
EILEEN'S FANTASTIC PASTA Pasta dish Fantastic!!!!!!! 1 10 oz pkg of frozen spinach thawed & drained Heat 3 tablespoons Olive Oil in pan add garlic saute 1 minute add Spinach cook 1 minute add Wine and reduce by half about 2 minutes add stock,cream and pepper Bring liquid to Boil reduce heat and simmer for 12 minutes. Take remaining 1 tablespoon of Olive Oil and fry Proscuitto until crisp drain on paper towel. On a low heat add Gorgonzola to the Spinach mixture and now add the Procuitto mix well...Pour mixture over cooked Pasta mix well and sprinkle Parmesean on top. Serve Immediately. *NOTE* This is from the chef NICK STELLINO from the tv show CUCINA AMORE. I made this for a family dinner and everyone raved about it ..Im alreay asked to bring it to a party in December!! Try it its sooooo goooood!!!!!! NOTES: <none>
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By request, my Mac and Cheese recipe!
posted by: kframe19 on 04.26.2008 at 06:28 pm in Cooking Forum OK...
First off, let me say that the basic recipe comes from Alton Brown, but I have changed it and added to it. I used two kinds of cheese, NY Sharp Cheddar and Greuyer. You can use any combination of cheeses you want. Next time I might try adding Asagio, as well. If you don't like cayanne pepper, you can certainly either cut back on it or omit it, but I like the bite it gives this recipe. 1/2 pound elbow macaroni Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. In a large pot of boiling, salted water cook the pasta to al dente. While the pasta is cooking, in a separate pot, melt the butter and let it foam out. Add the onion and garlic with a pinch of kosher salt and lightly sautee until they start to turn carmel colored and soft. Whisk in the flour and mustard and keep it moving for about five minutes. Make sure it's free of lumps. Stir in the milk, onion, bay leaf, cayanne pepper, and paprika. Simmer for ten minutes and remove the bay leaf. Temper in the egg. Stir in 3/4 of the cheese and the bacon. Season with salt and pepper. Fold the macaroni into the mix and pour into a 2-quart casserole dish. Top with remaining cheese. Melt the butter in a saute pan and toss the bread crumbs to coat. Top the macaroni with the bread crumbs. Bake for 30 minutes. Remove from oven and rest for five minutes before serving.
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Morrissey's quiet desperation and romantic worldview continues to connect and inspire fans
"A lot of it has to do with the intensity of him as a person," says local Moz fan DJ Maladjusted (he prefers to be known by this moniker, which references a Morrissey solo album title), who will be hosting A Night Of Morrissey at Beauty Bar, March 6. "He's kind of a no-bullshit personality. He says what he wants and fuck all what people think of it. And his fans have carried that over into their devotion for him. I once saw a Morrissey concert in Santa Fe, New Mexico, and I saw grown men fist-fighting each other for a piece of his shirt."
The garment war that Maladjusted is referring to was not an isolated incident. Since his days in the Smiths, Morrissey has had a strong proclivity toward disrobing on stage to flaunt his horribly gaunt (at least in the '80s and '90s) yet playfully arousing upper body -- and at some point began tossing his wardrobe into the audience, where they ritualistically tear the shirt to pieces like starving wolves being handed a single pork-loin. The fabrics often become both items of worship, a kind of pop shroud of turin, and a status of achievement, like a Lakota warrior collecting a scalp, or a sci-fi nerd owning The Star Wars Holiday Special on laser-disc.
If Maladjusted is right, and the lack of self-conscious censorship that Morrissey lives his life with is reflected in the shameless lengths to which his fans will go show their love, then it stands to reason that the religious rituals they've created around him are also a mirror of the singer's high-minded ideologies. Known to approach radicalism in the defense of animals, the Smiths alarmed parents with the title of their second album, Meat Is Murder, in a way not yet seen previously in rock music. To this day, no meat is served in a venue where Morrissey is performing, forcing McDonalds inside stadiums to close for the night; and once forcing him to walk off the stage at Coachella in 2009 after smelling cooked meat. "I can smell burning flesh," he said, "and I hope to God it's human."
Yet another way Morrissey baffled parents and enthused outcast teenagers was his confessions of asexuality. He would repeatedly state in interviews that he had no interest in sex with men or women, yet, at the same time, he would write lyrics and design album covers that gushed erotic desire like an open vein. He would live his days as a lone-wolf monk, yet at night, he'd enter the stage and unleash a libidinous rage on the audience, strip-teasing for them and flailing his tender skin about the air while singing lyrics of isolation like, "I've got no right to take my place in the human race," and "last night I dreamt that somebody loved me."
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1 I desire therefore, first of all, that supplications, prayers, intercessions and thanksgivings be made for all men: | 1 I urge, then, first of all, that requests, prayers, intercession and thanksgiving be made for everyone-- |
2 For kings and for all that are in high station: that we may lead a quiet and a peaceable life in all piety and chastity. | 2 for kings and all those in authority, that we may live peaceful and quiet lives in all godliness and holiness. |
3 For this is good and acceptable in the sight of God our Saviour, | 3 This is good, and pleases God our Savior, |
4 Who will have all men to be saved and to come to the knowledge of the truth. | 4 who wants all men to be saved and to come to a knowledge of the truth. |
5 For there is one God: and one mediator of God and men, the man Christ Jesus: | 5 For there is one God and one mediator between God and men, the man Christ Jesus, |
6 Who gave himself a redemption for all, a testimony in due times. | 6 who gave himself as a ransom for all men--the testimony given in its proper time. |
7 Whereunto I am appointed a preacher and an apostle (I say the truth, I lie not), a doctor of the Gentiles in faith and truth. | 7 And for this purpose I was appointed a herald and an apostle--I am telling the truth, I am not lying--and a teacher of the true faith to the Gentiles. |
8 I will therefore that men pray in every place, lifting up pure hands, without anger and contention. | 8 I want men everywhere to lift up holy hands in prayer, without anger or disputing. |
9 In like manner, women also in decent apparel: adorning themselves with modesty and sobriety, not with plaited hair, or gold, or pearls, or costly attire: | 9 I also want women to dress modestly, with decency and propriety, not with braided hair or gold or pearls or expensive clothes, |
10 But, as it becometh women professing godliness, with good works. | 10 but with good deeds, appropriate for women who profess to worship God. |
11 Let the woman learn in silence with all subjection. | 11 A woman should learn in quietness and full submission. |
12 But I suffer not a woman to teach, nor to use authority over the man: but to be in silence. | 12 I do not permit a woman to teach or to have authority over a man; she must be silent. |
13 Adam was first formed; then Eve. | 13 For Adam was formed first, then Eve. |
14 And Adam was not seduced; but the woman, being seduced, was in the transgression. | 14 And Adam was not the one deceived; it was the woman who was deceived and became a sinner. |
15 Yet she shall be saved through child bearing; if she continue in faith and love and sanctification with sobriety. | 15 But women will be saved through childbearing--if they continue in faith, love and holiness with propriety. |
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Kleinehanding: Drumroad Schule für das Drumset 2
Setting out into the "big wide drum set world"
"Drumroad 2" is for all percussion players who have successfully made their way through the first book. With more grooves, fill-ins, exercises and solo pieces, Kleinehanding provides a logical sequel to his multi-faceted concept which, once again, is subdivided into a main book and a fill-in book. The main book also contains six "drummer portraits," in which leading percussionists are introduced at length with groove examples: Stewart Copeland (The Police), Sheila E. (Prince), Clyde Stubblefield and Jabo Starks (James Brown), Manu Katché (Sting a.o.), Steve Gadd and Jojo Mayer. Such tips help open the "big wide drum set world" to the students of "Drumroad 2."