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Perl Windows - Grab all the system tray icons & get their co-ordinates
While automating applications on Windows, every now & then I run in to a situation where I have to find a tray icon & do some mouse operations on it. And mostly I overlooked it since, it was just a small part of my automation needs & never really bothered with it. Well it was time to scratch that small itch as it was bothering me. So with the help of Sinan on StackOverflow, I ended up writing this script. This should work on both 32 & 64-bit platforms use strict; use warnings; use Data::Dumper; use Win32::API; use Win32::OLE qw(in); use Win32::OLE::Variant; use Win32::GuiTest qw( AllocateVirtualBuffer FreeVirtualBuffer ReadFromVirtualBuffer FindWindowLike SendMessage ); # Used for WMI use constant wbemFlagReturnImmediately => 0x10; use constant wbemFlagForwardOnly => 0x20; # SendMessage commands use constant TB_BUTTONCOUNT => 0x0418; use constant TB_GETBUTTONTEXT => 0x041B; use constant TB_GETBUTTONINFO => 0x0441; use constant TB_GETITEMRECT => 0x041D; use constant TB_GETBUTTON => 0x0417; sub get_windows_os_details { my ($self) = @_; my $ret; my $objWMIService = Win32::OLE->GetObject("winmgmts:\\\\localhost\\root\\CIMV2") or die "WMI connection failed.\n"; my $colItems = $objWMIService->ExecQuery("SELECT * FROM Win32_OperatingSystem", "WQL", wbemFlagReturnImmediately | wbemFlagForwardOnly); my $objItem; foreach $objItem (in $colItems) { $ret->{'osname'} = $objItem->{Caption}; } $colItems = $objWMIService->ExecQuery("SELECT * FROM Win32_Processor", "WQL", wbemFlagReturnImmediately | wbemFlagForwardOnly); foreach $objItem (in $colItems) { $ret->{'osbit'} = $objItem->{AddressWidth}; } return $ret; } sub get_process_list { my $ret; my $class = "winmgmts:{impersonationLevel=impersonate}\\\\.\\Root\\cimv2"; my $wmi = Win32::OLE->GetObject($class) || die; my $plist = $wmi->InstancesOf( "Win32_Process" ); foreach my $proc (in($plist)) { $ret->{$proc->{'ProcessID'}} = $proc->{'Name'}; } return $ret; } sub get_tray_handle { my ($tray_hwnd) = FindWindowLike(undef, undef, 'TrayNotifyWnd'); my ($toolbar_hwnd) = FindWindowLike($tray_hwnd, undef, 'ToolbarWindow'); return $toolbar_hwnd; } sub get_tray_icon_count { my $hWnd = get_tray_handle(); return SendMessage($hWnd, TB_BUTTONCOUNT, 0, 0); } my $os = get_windows_os_details(); #http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/bb760476(v=vs.85).aspx my $tb_button; if ($os->{'osbit'} == 64) { $tb_button->{'pack'} = 'i i C C A6 L L'; $tb_button->{'size'} = 0x20; # 32 bytes } else { $tb_button->{'pack'} = 'i i C C A2 L L'; $tb_button->{'size'} = 0x1C; # 28 bytes } # Get tray handle my $tray_hwnd = get_tray_handle(); my $icon_count = get_tray_icon_count(); # All the processes & their PIDs my $proc_list = get_process_list(); # Allocate virtual buffer for TBBUTTON Structure (depending on 32-bit on 64-bit) in # tray process my $buffer = AllocateVirtualBuffer($tray_hwnd, $tb_button->{'size'}); my $icons; for (my $i=0; $i<=$icon_count; $i++) { # Get the button structure represented by index by using TB_GETBUTTON # message & then copy it to the local process space. my $status = SendMessage($tray_hwnd, TB_GETBUTTON, $i, $buffer->{ptr}); my $result = ReadFromVirtualBuffer($buffer, $tb_button->{'size'}); my ($iBitmap, $idCommand, $fsState, $fsStyle, $bReserved, $dwData, $iString) = unpack $tb_button->{'pack'}, $result; # Find the owner handle for the button my $read_process = Win32::API->new('kernel32', 'ReadProcessMemory', 'NNPIN','I'); my $extra_data = pack('L2', 0, 0); $read_process->Call($buffer->{process}, $dwData, $extra_data, (length $extra_data), 0); my ($owner_hwnd, $id) = unpack('L2', $extra_data); # Find the PID of the owner process my $window_thread_proc_id = Win32::API->new('user32', "GetWindowThreadProcessId", 'LP', 'N'); my $lpdwPID = pack 'L', 0; my $pid = $window_thread_proc_id->Call($owner_hwnd, $lpdwPID); my $dwPID = unpack 'L', $lpdwPID; # Find the icon coordinates my $rect = pack ('IIII', 0, 0 , 0, 0); SendMessage($tray_hwnd, TB_GETITEMRECT, $i, $buffer->{ptr}); my $map_window_points = Win32::API->new('user32', 'MapWindowPoints', 'NIPI', 'I'); my $ret = $map_window_points->Call($tray_hwnd, 0, $rect, 2); my ($left, $top, $right, $bottom) = unpack('IIII', $rect); # Fill our icons hash list if (defined $proc_list->{$dwPID}) { $icons->{$proc_list->{$dwPID}}->{'hwnd'} = $owner_hwnd; $icons->{$proc_list->{$dwPID}}->{'pid'} = $dwPID; $icons->{$proc_list->{$dwPID}}->{'x'} = $left; $icons->{$proc_list->{$dwPID}}->{'y'} = $top; } } # We don't need the virtual buffer any more FreeVirtualBuffer($buffer); print Dumper($icons); |
iperf v2.0.4 pre-compiled binary for win32
The last compiled binary for Windows was v1.7.0. But I like the newer -y option which dumps out the report in CSV format. With the help of this patch, I managed to create a binary for Windows and it is attached to this post. Unfortunately I couldn't find any compiled binary of this version online, so here it is... Standard disclaimers: Use it at your own risk. I'm uploading this so that it might be of some use to someone. Please don't email me for any support issues; I did not create this software, I just compiled it. It works for me, if it doesn't work for you - tough luck. |
Replace QTP with Selenium + AutoIt + Applescript - Part I
I hate QTP. Why? Because it sucks. Of course, QTP fanboys will immediately jump up & down stating that I don't know how to use QTP. On the contrary, I know exactly what I am talking about. As of this writing, QTP still does not support Windows 7, heck it still doesn't support Firefox 3.6! Are you kidding me? Well, apart from HP's snail pace development process, I have other problems with the tool itself. Like its really retarded scripting engine (which uses vbscript), which does not provide you any real mechanism to maintain frameworks. Another example - CreateObject("WScript.Shell") - what do you think will happen if you used that in QTP? Any programmer who knows vbscript, will say that it creates a wscript object but she'd be so wrong. It rather creates a native windows shell automation object. WScript CreateObject() is simply not supported in QTP as QTP scripting engine overrides WScript. Let us get one thing straight - Automation is programming, now let that sink in for a second...again - automation is programming. If your automation tool does not provide a real good programming interface, it is not fit for automation. Obviously in my books, QTP falls way short of that goal. One of the statements I consistenly hear is - "oh we don't have programmers in our automation team". If you cannot see the fallacy in that statement, no one can help your team - not even QTP. And of course, support from HP is bad too. Case in point - recently our team encountered a bug in QTP 10 where it had memory allocation issues & the workaround offered to us - "restart QTP after every 4 test case runs". I am not joking. QTP does few things really good vis-a-vis record & playback (and they make it real simple for non technical users). And that also includes support for various enterprise applications both web based & win32. That means, they have to cover a lot of territory before they can release something and that explains why Windows 7 support is still lacking. But in your case, do you need Sharepoint support on Windows 7? If all you're testing is your own web app, why do you have to wait for HP to finish support for say Oracle enterprise apps? At this juncture, the only reason your team is still sticking to QTP is either because you have no real developers in your QA team and/or you have a lot of test cases automated in QTP. The later is a pain initially to convert to something else, but if you plan it out correctly you will save tons of headache in future. I could go on & on about all that is wrong with QTP, but this article is not about that. This article is about getting rid of QTP & using alternatives in place of it to achieve a truly cross platform solution. After joining my current company, one of my first goal was to do exactly that. And this article describes what we did & how we did it. What are we automating?I work for the SSL-VPN group at Juniper. Not many people (outside of my group) know all the capabilities of this box even if they use our box. The reason is simple - you don't need to use all the features and you can't fit them all in a simple data sheet or a marketing slide. But its my group's responsibility to make sure everything is tested and for that matter automated. Right from the start our group was a Mercury shop & that means QTP infestation was really thick. Well you can't really blame anyone as our product, like many others in the market, is incremental in nature and the tools that I am championing right now were not even created. Back in early 2000's, this was the first SSL VPN product, which was designed primarily to provide remote access to web-enabled enterprise application. But now, it provides remote access solutions from L3-L7 with support for a really dizzying array of backend auth servers, authentication mechanisms & enterprise applications like Sharepoint & even VMware solutions. This box allows you to access these applications either strictly through web (if it is web enabled) or through traditional vpn solutions a la vpn client that is supported on Windows, Mac & Linux. Admin configuration is strictly through web, which can get really hairy depending on how complex your network is, what kind of (or combinations of) auth servers you use, what kind of policies you want to enforce etc. Users can access the box (or in essence the network) via web or through the client directly.We not only have to test the admin & user accessible web pages of our box, we even have to test enterprise applications that are rewritten through our box. For e.g. when you access OWA through our box using the rewriter, it rewrites links, flash etc so that the app is forced to pass through the box. And that means, not only are we testing our web application, we also have to test 3rd party web application that is accesses through the box. So yes, at the end of the day we end up writing test cases to test OWA application itself (through our box of course). And just to emphasize, if we get enough complaints that a site like Youtube is not working properly through our box, we will create test cases to test Youtube through our box. And we have to test all these on all versions of IE & latest versions of Firefox on Windows XP, Vista & 7; Safari & Firefox on Mac and Firefox on Linux (Ubuntu). You can easily how complex our testing infrastructure & framework becomes & so far we have just tested one part of our product - web. We also have 3 different windows clients, 2 Mac clients, one linux client & a java client. And recently, we announced mobile clients for all the major smartphone platforms (you heard Steve Jobs mention it - didn't you? :). You can launch them through the web portal or through the system itself. In the former case, it automatically gets pushed to the system (not the mobile) & installed if it is not already & supports two delivery mechanisms - activex & java. So how do we approach this automation?Essentially, the whole automation can be broken down in to two segments - web & system. And we needed tools that had good APIs and were as cross-platform as possible, more importantly for web. We simply don't have the time or the man power to maintain separate testsuites for each platform. That means, a lot of abstraction has to take place to facilitate such environment where we write one test & can run on all platforms unmodified (or with very minimal set of if-then-else statements). Juniper uses Perl for all of its testing & since our group ended up at Juniper through acquisition, we had no choice but to move to Perl. But I don't hate Perl, in fact it used to be my goto language during my Sysadmin days. And the community support for Perl is second to none. So we (or at lease I) didn't really have any qualms to move to it from python. So now that we decided on Perl, it was time to go look for tools.In the past couple of years, if you search for web testing tools you simply cannot miss Selenium. If your team does web testing exclusively, this tool should address almost all of your needs but there are caveats. And the best part, it's open source and that means you can modify it for your team's unique needs. It was definitely invaluable in our case. The two most important thing that made Selenium a slam dunk was its support for all the mainstream browsers on all the 3 platforms & a server-client model with support for multitudes of languages - specifically Perl. The server-client model is very useful, since generally, your driver & the DUT are not the same machine - and in our case it certainly wasn't. Now that Selenium was going to address the web part (which was actually rather easy decision), we needed to look at tools for automating system applications - in our case, vpn clients & to some extent 3rd party applications like Outlook, Word etc. Most of our test cases are for Windows platform, followed by Mac. Linux definitely needs some love, but with minuscule % of the customers using it, we couldn't justify spending time on it. So we needed some tool that would allow us unified API (preferably with a server-client model) & work on Windows (all flavors & both 32-bit & 64-bit) and Mac OS X. We couldn't find any single tool that met all those criteria. So we decided to end up using native OS capabilities to address our goal. To tie them all together, we created a RESTish automation server that uses native OS tools to provide automation for native apps. That is where AutoIt steps in. AutoIt, is more or less a convenient user friendly (well actually developer friendly) wrapper around Win32 API & its API works across all flavors of Windows. And the best part is that their API is also available through a COM dll, which makes it very easy for us to consume the API through Perl. But there are still some things that you can't do through AutoIt, so you have to use Win32 API directly through Perl. In case of OS X, obviously Applescript is practically a no-brainer. In Part-II of this article, I will discuss how our implementation of REST server provides automation for native system events & apps & goes hand-in-hand with Selenium to provide a very feature rich, faster & more importantly cross-platform alternative to QTP. |
Hacking Selenium to improve its performance on IE
Add getCSSCount command to Selenium
getXpathCount is a very useful command that Selenium devs provided. And once you started enjoying coding with it, you realized IE was throwing roadblocks since XPath is dog slow on it (what else is new?). So you look around and you're told to switch to CSS Selectors (or locators). Well, the very first thing you're looking for is the count equivalent for CSS and it is conveniently missing. So, I ended up hacking the Selenenium core to add the missing command - "getCSSCount".
BTW, I hacked the core that comes with the selenium-server.jar and I believe you can achieve the same result using user-extensions.js. Incidently, I understood the core better just by looking at the unjarred files, than reading the user-extensions doc - go figure. So just to be clear - my way is not the only way to do it and it works for me. I wanted to post this on the Selenium forums but since they moved to Google groups, I couldn't post the files and hence this hack resides here.
Either hack the following scripts yourself or download the hacked scripts and replace them in their respective locations. Here are the steps:
1) Unjar the selenium-server.jar.
2) Inside the core/scripts directory you'll have to hack 2 files - selenium-api,js, selenium-browserbot.js
3) In Selenium-api.js add this function just below getXpathCount function (or download the attached file & replace it).
Selenium.prototype.getCSSCount = function(locator) { /** * Returns the number of nodes that match the specified xpath, eg. "table" would give * the number of tables. * * @param xpath the xpath expression to evaluate. do NOT wrap this expression in a 'count()' function; we will do that for you. * @return number the number of nodes that match the specified xpath */ var result = this.browserbot.evaluateCSSCount(locator, this.browserbot.getDocument()); return result; } 4) In selenium-browserbot.js add this function just below evaluateXpathCount function (or download the attached file & replace it).
/** * Returns the number of css results. */ BrowserBot.prototype.evaluateCSSCount = function(css, inDocument) { var results = eval_css(css, inDocument); return results.length; }; 5) Now in iedoc-core.xml & iedoc.xml (in the core directory) add these lines after the getXpathCount block (or download the attached files & replace them).
<function name="getCSSCount"> <return type="number">the number of nodes that match the specified CSS Locator</return> <param name="xpath">the CSS Locator expression to evaluate. do NOT wrap this expression in a 'count()' function; we will do that for you.</param> <comment>Returns the number of nodes that match the specified CSS Locator, eg. "table" would give the number of tables.</comment> </function> 6) Now jar the whole file back using this command in the root directory - "jar cmf META-INF\MANIFEST.MF selenium-server.jar ." (note the dot at the end).
7) The next step is to obviously expose this functionality through your driver - I use Perl & I'll provide you the example here. Take a look at it & modify your respective drivers, it is very easy. So get to your Selenium.pm file & add this function (or download the attached file & just replace your local copy):
=item $sel-E<gt>get_css_count($selector) Returns the number of nodes that match the specified xpath, eg. "table" would givethe number of tables. =over $selector is the selector expression to evaluate. do NOT wrap this expression in a 'count()' function; we will do that for you. =back =over Returns the number of nodes that match the specified selector =back =cut sub get_css_count { That is all that is required. Now you have getCSSCount available for your testing needs. For the Perl driver, here is how you'd use it:
my $val = $sel->get_css_count("table[class='tblList']>tbody>tr"); print "val: $val\n"; From the above example, it'll give me the number of rows in a table of class tblList. Note that you don't have to use the "css=" prefix.
Create your own VMware Connection Broker
First of all, "Connection Broker" is a highly glorified marketing term to say that this piece of software will allow you to connect to your Virtual Machine based on some "rules" (access, authorization, availability etc and the more "rules" you add, it becomes more complex) and hence the "broker" part. In this post, I'll be concentrating on VMware since I am more familiar with it, but you can pretty much implement this connection broker for the Sun & Citrix solutions as well. It looks complicated, but it isn't, that is mostly because the excellent SDK that they provide. I first heard of a connection broker when our sales guy was raving about a company called Leostream. At that time, I thought it was really cool but by the time I got hold of their evaluation VM (yes they give out or at least used to provide their connection broker as a VM), I had already developed a prototype using the VI Perl SDK internally to work with our VPN box. And guess what, they just bundled the Perl SDK & provided some cgi front end to provide a polished product. Now, if that was all they provided then they still wouldn't be in business. They actually provide "policy" & "access" mechanisms to those backend VMs, which add value to the overall product. And their product was the first (I think) to tunnel PCOIP. But regardless, underneath it all, the core engine (at least for VMware) is production ready & they used it as it is. That is why, I keep saying - roll out your own connection broker if you don't care about all the bells & whistles. For e.g. why does a university lab require a commercial connection broker? Get some students to intern for a summer & give them this project. It is not only fun, but there are a lot of internet technologies that they'll come across & learn by doing them. One of the most amazing thing that VMWare did with ESX (and for that matter most of their product line) was to provide an amazing set of API to pretty much do any task (down to bare metal operation) through SOAP. In fact, they themselves use this API internally to manage all the ESX servers (through Virtual Center). I knew this SDK (and still call this) as VI SDK, but for some reason they keep on changing its name. I think the latest monicker is vSphere, but don't get too hung up on it, soon it may become "vUniverse". Lucky for me, their functionality & direction of the API doesn't change - it just evolves. Back to the actual topic on hand. You should be familiar with the various infrastructure products that VMware sells - ESX, Virtual Center etc and what service they provide. If not some of the discussion here might not make any sense. At the heart of these products is ESX, which hosts the actual VMs themselves. And what VI SDK does is to expose all the operations that you can do on a VM (and the ESX themselves), like deploying a new VM, undeploying, powering on & off etc. So let us say, you have set up a farm of ESX servers & you have a VC managing all of them. You can use the VI SDK to talk to the VC server & ask it to manage various operations for you. For e.g. you can tell the VC to deploy a new VM and based on its rules & configuration, VC will deploy the VM on an ESX server & give you details relevant to that deployed VM. In a way, it does the load balancing (load as in number of VMs on a particular ESX) for you. You can of course specify where exactly to deploy the VM but why complicate your life? VC is pretty efficient at what it does. Anyhoo, this farm of virtual infrastructure is pretty much useless unless you could automate these operations, which you can using the VI SDK or purchase a connection broker. Unless you are deploying this for day-to-day production use i.e. your workforce is going all virtual, create your own connection broker & save the money & on the way, earn some job security ;). To get you started, let me give you some snippets of code. Oh BTW, they release a Perl SDK also, which is really cool and it is really well designed. And since it is designed in Perl, hacking it is just that more fun. So the code snippets, I'm about to show you are in Perl. If you want Java or powershell *shudders* scripts there are tons of examples on their developer site. Regardless, you have to read their VIPerl documentation. In fact most of these snippets would make sense & seem familiar if you actually read them first. VIPerl SDK uses certain environment variables - you don't have to use them, but for these examples, it is easy to explain using them. Once you have VIPerl SDK installed, just use it... use VMware::VIRuntime; Now set up your environment variables. $ENV{'VI_SERVER'} = 'vm-vc.acme.com'; # This is your VC server or it can be your ESX server too. $ENV{'VI_USERNAME'} = "user"; $ENV{'VI_PASSWORD'} = :password""; $ENV{'VI_PROTOCOL'} = 'https'; $ENV{'VI_PORTNUMBER'} = '443'; $ENV{'VI_DATACENTER'} = 'MY LAB'; # Look this up in your admin panel of either the VC or ESX server. my $datacenter = $ENV{'VI_DATACENTER'}; These three statements do all the magic of reading, validating options and connecting to the VC server. Opts::parse(); Opts::validate(); Util::connect(); Now let us do some simple stuff like finding your datacenter. my $datacenter_view = Vim::find_entity_view(view_type => 'Datacenter', filter => { name => $datacenter }); And may be get all hosts under this datacenter my $host_views = Vim::find_entity_views(view_type => 'HostSystem', begin_entity => $datacenter_view); print "<p>Hosts found:</p>"; foreach (@$host_views) { print $_->name,"\n"; } Now, find the list of VMs assigned for the VI_USERNAME. print "<p>VM's found for $ENV{'VI_USERNAME'}:</p>"; # get all VM's under this datacenter my $vm_views = Vim::find_entity_views(view_type => 'VirtualMachine', begin_entity => $datacenter_view); Now at this point, you have the list of VMs for a particular user and you might want to connect to it. There are two options for it (that I know of) - 1) Connect using VMWare View Client (there is a linux version too!) or connect directly through the browser using VMWare MKS client. The MKS client will be installed automatically when you try to access the console of a VM in the browser (even though support for all browsers is non-existent). I'll show you how to connect via MKS. So from our previous command, we found all the VMs for the user, let us create a "View Console" link for it. foreach (@$vm_views) { my $mks = VirtualMachineOperations::AcquireMksTicket($_); print "$counter: <a href=viewConsole.cgi?vwmks=1&cfgFile=".$mks->cfgFile."&port=".$mks->port. "&ticket=".$mks->ticket."&host=".$mks->host.">".$_->name."</a><br/>"; } OK, lets start with AcquireMksTicket(). This method provides you a ticket (along with other relevant stuff) to access the console of a particular VM and it is time sensitive that means after a while of inactivity, it expires. The viewConsole.cgi page, which you have to create btw (and is attached to this page), will take the relevant MKS parameters & allow you to connect to the VM console through its browser plugin, which happens to be: <object id="mks" classid="CLSID:338095E4-1806-4ba3-AB51-38A3179200E9" codebase="https://$host/ui/plugin/msie/vmware-mks.cab#version=2,1,0,0" width="100%" height="100%"></object> Note that the classid might change depending on the version of MKS plugin and you should change it accordingly. Try this example first though. So as you can see, this plugin is shipped with every ESX server. Oh one more thing, if you payed close attention to the codebase attribute of the object tag, you'll notice that we're connecting to the ESX server on which this VM is hosted directly and not through the VC. Well, there you go - you have connected to your VC, accessed all the VMs for the logged in user & allowed your user to connect to your VM. Now, you might ask how do I deploy these VMs for the user? Can I create groups and allow authorized access to it? Well, if you have read this far & understood what is involved then those things shouldn't be too hard - for one, all the necessary methods are provided through the SDK. Just RTFM. |
VMware Lab Manager & Perl
VMware's Lab Manager is an amazing tool to have for testing organizations (which was originally designed by a company called Akimbi). But this post is not about what it is & how it can be useful. Go to the mentioned link for further details on the product. This post is to give you an example on how you can consume its SOAP API from Perl. We use Lab Manager extensively for all our feature testing & automation. For automation, you can deploy, undeploy and change some of the vm properties using the SOAP API. Lab Manager also has more "internal API", which is not officially supported but can be used for more control of what kind of automation you wanna do. Anyhoo, for my group I ended up creating a simple perl module to deploy & undeploy (and delete) library configurations. For SOAP, I used SOAP::Lite, which is very widely used & supported module. The attached module is a working example. Just remember that each request to the LM server requires that you send auth headers (read the LM API documentation for further info). get_auth_header accomplishes that in my module. The module has its own POD to help you out. If you optimize it & add more methods to it, please let me know. |
Doxygen & Perl POD
If you have ever dealt with Perl modules on CPAN, you will immediately notice the widespread use of POD to document every thing. And then most POD processors do a simple conversion to HTML (or for that matter many other formats) for proper presentation. pod2html is a very good tool for what it does but when you are maintaining frameworks written entirely in Perl, a simple POD wouldn't be the only documentation that you'll need especially if you want your co-worker to just read it & pick up where you left off. You need to present a little bit more "structure" to your documentation than simply providing description & synopsis for each module. So, when some one refers to framework documentation they are typically not looking for just your method descriptions but a lot more than that like for e.g. an object model or inheritance diagram or the whole frameworks package structure. Sure you can tell them to open up the whole package tree & look at it, but that is just rude - especially with Perl. This is where documentation generation tools like Doxygen come in very handy. If you don't know about this tool, I recommend you to go to that site & read up a little about it. Although, if you are a c/c++ shop, it'd be really hard not to come across it or at least consider it. Of course there are other documentation generation tools, but I am a little familiar with doxygen & it was a natural choice. Unfortunately it doesn't support Perl or POD, but fortunately you can feed "filtered" text of your source to it to get the magical output you wanted. There are two projects that I know of that filter Perl source code to be processed by Doxygen - DoxygenFilter and DoxyFilt. The later is an older project & some how I couldn't figure out how to download the package from its site. Regardless, they both process Perl scripts & at least from their documentation it seemed like they can process POD too. I couldn't try DoxyFilt, but I did try DoxygenFilter & it definitely doesn't process POD (I looked at its modules to confirm). But, the filtered Perl sources were being processed by Doxygen & I was spitting out a nice site of all kinds of wonderful documentation, without any POD info in it. So I did what any lazy hacker would do - hack DoxygenFilter to address just my issues. In our group we actually use very basic POD syntax & we enforce simple rules on documentation, like =cut your =head1. These rules meant that I can hack DoxygenFilter really fast to generate necessary input for Doxygen. My changes are attached to this post & remember that this hack is strictly for Perl POD with some arbitrary rules enforced (which works in my group). And it is not optimized, for e.g. I read each Perl script 3 times, but then again my focus was just to get this thing to spit out what I want. I wasn't shooting for programmers hall of fame. Anyhoo, the two modules I modified are PerlFilter.pm & Filter.pm which are part of DoxygenFilter package and they are attached to this post. Although I am pretty sure that I made it crystal clear that this hack is for my use & works for my specific situation, I am not guaranteeing that it'll work for you too. Try it at your own risk. |


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The Storage Team Blog about file services and storage features in Windows and Windows Server.
We've released a short operations guide for using Dfsradmin.exe, the command-line tool for DFS Replication in Windows Server 2003 R2. Although the tool itself provides command-line help for its syntax, this guide is useful if you need examples of how to perform a series of commands to create a replication group, add members, schedules, and connections, and create replicated folders.

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Thanks for your input, Kent. There is definitely something to say for maintaining a certain amount of autonomy and establshing a withstanding professional reputation.
Of course, Pam. Thanks for the reply! We love your writing and work over here at exploreB2B. We'll be following you :)
Hi Ben,
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I help run a publishing platform and would love to see more thought-provoking posts, such as this one. Let me know if you're interested and I'll send you the link.
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Hi Pam,
Thanks for the article; I found it really helpful and entertaining. Just wanted to let you know though, that when you go to tweet this piece, the following appears "10 Reasons I Don�t Retweet You & Your Content http://soc.li/WhhFp5W."
The text is botched and there is no twitter handle (oops, SMT). I know your point is to educate and not to gather tweets, but thought that it was ironic for this post. It's safe to say that sometimes this stuff just happens. Maybe patience is also an important factor in social media engagement. I am still going to take the time to write this comment, correct the title and find your twitter handle because I like and appreciate what you have to say.
The interesting thing about Facebook is that despite opposition and disappointment in newly implemented features, users always seem to adapt (even, when they are outwardly opposed). I guess that's what happens when you own a powerful, virtual space. I'd like to see something new from Facebook, but I have no doubt users will smoothly adapt to the shift.
Thanks for the post, Maggie.
Hi Alicia,
That's great you would like to contribute. I tried to send the link to the email above, but received an error message. Here is the link to the forum: https://exploreb2b.com/topics?by_locale=en
Let me know if you have any questions (erin [at] exploreb2b [dot] com) and feel free to contribute more than one piece if you have the material (and/or time).
Look forward to reading more from you in the forum.


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Ypsilanti, MI (Sports Network) - Brandon Bowdry registered a double-double with 20 points and 14 rebounds as he led the Eastern Michigan Eagles to a 75-64 win over the James Madison Dukes in a non-conference game at the Convocation Center.
Also having a strong game for the Eagles (6-3), winners of four of their last five, was Carlos Medlock with 20 points and a game-high eight assists, while Antonio Green responded with 15 points of his own.
The Dukes (4-4), losers of two straight, were paced by Julius Wells with 19 points and 11 rebounds, while Denzel Bowles tacked on 14 points for the visitors in the setback. Darren White contributed 10 rebounds, but he shot only 2-of-9 from the floor and turned the ball over five times.
JMU shot a solid 50 percent from the field in the first half, but because the squad made good on only 1-of-7 behind the three-point line it trailed by three at the break, 32-29.
In the second half the Eagles put some distance between themselves and the Dukes by converting 12-of-18 attempts at the free-throw line in the 11-point decision.
The game was decided at the charity stripe where Eastern Michigan outscored the visitors overall, 15-4.
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From the moment we turned into the driveway at the Arrowston Inn, it was obvious that this was going to be an extraordinary experience. The grounds are beautifully landscaped, the home itself is quite elegant, harkening to the days of plantation grandeur, and the hosts were so personable and welcoming that we sincerely felt that we had made new friends. The room was immaculate, the food scrumptuous, and we left knowing that this was only our first visit.
We spent the night here to celebrate our 48th anniversary. It is a beautiful mansion that you can tell is cared for lovingly. Georgia and Norman are a delightful couple and since we were the only ones there that night, we were able to really get to know them. They shared the history of the place, and it was like old friends sharing around,the breakfast table. The food was delicious, and our room was beautiful with a really comfortable bed.
What a memorable visit! We booked a night at the Arrowston Inn, the Sinatra Room, when we planned a weekend road trip in Ohio. We looked at the inn website, and thought the place was beautiful. We thought we were booking just a night stay, but never beyond our dreams would we have guessed what an incredible time we would have. Arrowston Inn is absolutely beautiful and to see it in person confirms this. Our room was beautiful, and overlooked the entrance. The adjoining bathroom was beautiful, and you can only imagine what it must have been like to live there in the 20s, after it was remodeled in the neo-classical Georgian style. However, the beautiful house aside, our favorite part of the stay were the hosts, Norm and Georgia. I spoke to Georgia when I made the reservations, and liked her immediately. With her southern charm and hospitality, you'll feel like old friends. When we met her husband Norm, he is equally as likeable and charming. We spent time by the pool, enjoying cold beers with the couple…then ventured into town with them to catch a local music event. After we returned to the house, we talked to both of them until late in the evening. Brunch was delicious, as Georgia has excellent cooking skills and is quite accomplished. Again, we sat with them during brunch and like old friends, chatted for a very longtime. We definitely plan to visit Arrowston again, and look forward to seeing Norm and Georgia again.
We were so pleased with Arthur Morgan House. The atmosphere is so comfortable, and relaxing, and everything was clean and inviting. The location was perfect for walking to everything in town that we wanted to do and see. The food was wonderful, with several yummy choices. The owner was more than accommodating and available for anything we needed. We will definitely stay at Arthur Morgan House again!
Loved staying at this B&B! Hospitality of the owners was only surpassed by this incredible property.
This was a fabulous place to stay, it was clean and private with great food and an artistic feel. Loved the area too!
My partner and I have stayed here for her birthday getaway for the past 5 years. We have always enjoyed our visits to Yellow springs and staying at Arthur Morgan is always a pleasant experience. The rooms are clean and comfortable and the food is always interesting and tasty. Susanne is a wonderful host and full of helpful information about the area if you need help planning your stay. We are looking forward to our stay this year and trying out another room at this beautiful inn!
Arthur Morgan House is a delightful historic home perfectly situated on lovely grounds by a quiet street, just a few minutes' walk from downtown Yellow Springs. The rooms are spacious, beautifully appointed, immaculately clean and very comfortable. Our breakfasts around a large table in the bright cheery dining room were delicious, nutritious, and served by our charming hostess Suzanne and her helper. Coffee, tea, ice water and mints are always available. We made good use of the delightful living room (including the piano) for our family gatherings before and after dinner. Suzanne runs her B&B with a blend of welcoming warmth, helpful knowledge of the area, and comfortable efficiency--check-in and check-out are a breeze. Definitely recommended.
Owner and staff are non-intrusive but always available to respond to your needs and questions about the area. House is comfy and quiet. Breakfast is plentiful, fresh and of so delicious. Rooms are clean and attractive with lots of natural light filtering in the divided light windows. A delightful stay.
I arrived in Yellow Springs late in the evening after a long flight from Switzerland and I was so pleased and happy to find a kind and warm welcome in Arthur Morgan House. The B&B is located in a quiet green residential area two minute walking distance from the main street of Yellow Springs. The house is really beautiful with a relaxing garden and parking places. You will find very nice bedrooms (mine was Woodpecker's Nest) with bathroom and all you may need, a cosy living room and a comfortable dining room, where you can meet interesting guests, appreciate the delicious breakfast prepared by Brian, the Chef, or have a cup a coffee with Kathy, your guardian angel. Wonderful stay, everybody made me feel like at home. Isabella
The Arthur Morgan House was truly one of my most memorable places to stay. I was drawn to stay here because of the organic bed option and my health issues. From the moment I spoke with Suzanne on the phone to when I walked in the door to a glowing scene of a bird in its natural habitat, I felt cared for and welcome. The room was clean and warm. And throughout the house special details such as filtered water, LOCAL free range eggs and bacon for breakfast, tea and coffee, music, movies and books, and special art work were available for my enjoyment and comfort. But mostly the organic options showed me that AMH truly cared about my overall well being while I was a guest in their HOME. Thank you Suzanne and AMH for caring! Mo.
Spent a Saturday night at the Morgan House. Was very impressed with the cleanliness of the room, and the quietness. Did not eat breakfast there, as we slept in and rested, but the menu looked wonderful. Can't wait to go back in the summer and enjoy yellow springs. Thank you so much for sharing your rooms with us.
We stay at B&B's some 6 times a year, this year so far in Toronto, Maine, Massachusetts. So we're not B&B newbies. AMH was a reasonably priced get-away for R&R, hikes, reflection, reading, and restaurants. Arthur Morgan House exceeded our expectations in all categories! Homey and unpretentious atmosphere! Terrific cooked breakfast each morning for which we were able to select entrees. Very clean throughout the inn. Room had lots of extra small touches other inns don't - extra electrical outlets in convenient places, two nightstands, rocking chair, open-able windows with tree views, wi-fi throughout house, and downstairs laptop. Even great coffee, which shows innkeeper Susanne's appreciation for features often overlooked at breakfast time.
The Arthur Morgan House was clean and decorated with style. The theme of a different bird for each room was carried out tastefully. The breakfast with organic ingredients was artfully prepared and served. We had a relaxing, peaceful time.
Location was peaceful, rooms were clean and unique in their decor. Food was terrific! A very easy and pleasant experience.
The food was delicious, rooms were very comfortable and clean. We'll definitely be back!
My new bride and I stayed here two nights for our 'mini-honeymoon'. The house is located within easy walking distance of downtown Yellow Springs, and we found it comfortable and welcoming. Susanne's hospitality is first-rate, and her cooking... oh, my! A different delicious menu is offered each morning, and Susanne uses ingredients from local farms as much as possible. The great pleasure of our visit extended even beyond our stay, as Susanne found and returned to us an earring that my wife had lost in the room. If you plan to visit the Yellow Springs area, you can do no better than to stay at Arthur Morgan House! We will definitely be returning to enjoy Susanne's gracious hospitality.
Beds were comfortable, food was good however a little lacking in the sincerity category - felt a little like they were trying to be pretentious when warm and relaxed would've gone a lot farther.
This B&B has the most comfortable beds I have ever slept on at a hotel. We slept fantastically well, and it was such a pleasure to wake up to Susanne's delicious, locally sourced breakfast. We loved the clean lines and welcoming vibe of our room - we could have spent all day relaxing on the porch or lingering over coffee, but the Glen and hiking beckoned!
An elegant house located within easy walking distance from downtown Yellow Springs. Excellent, comfortable rooms, great food and Susanne is a congenial and knowledgable hostess
The Arthur Morgan B&B is lovely find in YS - close to the bike trail, Glen Helen and a short walk into town for dining and shopping. We parked the car and didn't use it until we headed home. Suzanne's hospitality is welcoming but definitely not intrusive. It was obvious that many of the other guests were 'repeaters' - always a very good sign! oh, great coffee too
We had a wonderful one night stay at the Arthur Morgan House. The hostess is engaging and she provided a very healthy breakfast. Accommodations are first rate. The location is excellent to many local activities - shops, parks, dairy, winery and mill.
I recently spent two evenings in the Arthur Morgan House. The location was excellent, the meals served were superb, and Susanne made me feel at home. I stayed in the Heron's Nest and recommend it to anyone looking for a clean, colorful, spacious room. I will definitely be returning.
We stayed at the Arthur Morgan House in the middle of September and had a wonderful time. Our booking was so well organized, we had no fears about mixups and everything went completely smooth. Our room was beautiful as was the town of Yellow Springs. Our hostess, Susanne Oldham, is a fantastic cook and wealth of information about the local area. She is so easy to chat with, we probably kept her chatting after breakfast for way to long but she was much to polite to mention it. We highly recommend a stay at this historic residence. The town is wonderful too, but tends to roll up a bit early, so we recommend arriving early in the afternoon to take full advantage of the shops, restaurants, and parks.
Arthur Morgan House combines the feeling of a carefully well-kept house, with the grace of tasteful furnishings, and an easiness of atmosphere. The African art on display in the living room, and available for very affordable sale, adds a unique and lovely element. But at the center of our stay was the innkeeper, Susanne Oldham. She is welcoming in a flexible and helpful way, discretely allowing of privacy, yet a delight to engage in conversation. Susanne prepares a thoughtfully selected breakfast menu--bountiful yet within her style of simplicity, wholesome with fruits, berries, yogurts, and creative omelets and pancakes. A quiet gem!
What a wonderful experience We had at The Arthur Morgan house! It is in a great location- a close walk to the restaurants in town and very peaceful and quiet throughout the day and night. The entire home and the rooms are all clean and cozy. I thoroughly enjoyed my delicious home cooked meals and Suzanne is so helpful and friendly! The coffee is delicious as is the fresh cream, orange juice, fruits, breads, and eggs.
The room was so peaceful. I felt instantly at home. The overall feeling was one of peace and relaxation. The food,which was incredibly good and fresh, was only matched by the conversation. Susanne was a perfect hostess, keeping us well served while providing great conversation on a variety of topics. A good time was had by all. I would stay there again in a heartbeat.
Recently my sister and I spent a weekend at Arthur Morgan House, a return to Yellow Springs after being away many years...the house is delightful, comfortable and not pretentious, a home I had admired from the outside many times when I still lived in Springs...it is so convenient to downtown and for hiking the Glen Helen reserve...and Susanne cooked up the best baked egg I have ever had...delicious!
We rented two rooms for one day after the Thanksgiving holiday, and were really impressed with the elegance of the arrangement in the rooms and the house. It was certainly a memorable experience for our family to stay a weekend in the charming small town.
Took my hasband for an overnight birthday getaway and was delighted by the whole experience. I liked that no one hovered over you when you checked in and were free to just go about your business. I would and will go back and recamend it to every one. Clean and nice. Great plus for runners it is so close to the running/bike trail you won't have to skip a work out.


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All 32 episodes from the third to the sixth series of the BBC police detective drama. A motley crew of retired police officers - Gerry Standing (Dennis Waterman), Jack Halford (James Bolam) and Brian Lane (Alun Armstrong) - are recruited by Superintendent Sandra Pullman (Amanda Redman) to re-open troublesome cases that were never laid to rest. Episodes are: 'Lady's Pleasure', 'Dockers', 'Old Dogs', 'Diamond Geezers', 'Wicca Work', 'Bank Robbery', 'Ice Cream Wars', 'Congratulations', 'Casualty', 'God's Waiting Room', 'Ducking and Diving', 'Nine Lives', 'Powerhouse', 'Buried Treasure', 'Father's Pride', 'Big Topped', 'Spare Parts', 'Final Curtain', 'A Face for Radio', 'Loyalties and Royalties', 'Couldn't Organise One', 'Magic Majestic', 'Communal Living', 'Mad Dogs', 'The War Against Drugs', 'The Truth Is Out There', 'Fresh Starts', 'Shadow Show', 'Death of a Timeshare Salesman', 'The Last Laugh', 'Blood Is Thicker Than Water' and 'Meat Is Murder'.
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I dont know if its just me, but on the UK site I can only see our booking, no ARD at all :crazy2: but.....logged out, then in again via the internation/Usa site, managed to retrieve everything....this has happened twice...odd or normal? :confused3
It is a pain but very normal, you'd think they'd manage to sort it out by now?
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Chef-author Greg Atkinson for years believed that the last thing his late brother Flip ever ate was a spoonful of banana pudding. And he was chagrined. Peanut-butter fudge, however, with its hint of salt and its undertones of bitterness, is an old family favorite.
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Today's Taste column is excerpted from Greg Atkinson's latest book, "At the Kitchen Table: The Craft of Cooking at Home" (Sasquatch Books, $17.95). To read a 2001 column about Atkinson's brother and bananas, go to www.seattletimes.com/pacificnw.Alsocheckthewebsitetogettherecipeforthepeanut-butterfudge.
Mom's Peanut Butter Fudge
Makes 36 pieces
My mother's mid-20th-century aesthetic prompted her to keep a pantry well-stocked with evaporated milk, which she called "canned cream." Her idea of good peanut butter was the "improved" kind that contained enough sugar and hydrogenated oil to prevent it from separating at room temperature. Influenced by the natural-foods movement that swept the country during my formative years, I go for all-natural, preferably organic, peanut butter with no additives, and I am not partial to evaporated milk. Nevertheless, when all is said and done, my peanut-butter fudge is almost indistinguishable from my mother's.
2 cups sugar, preferably organic evaporated cane juice
1 cup whole milk or evaporated milk
1 teaspoon kosher salt
1 cup peanut butter, preferably all-natural
2 tablespoons unsalted butter, plus more for buttering the baking dish
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
1. Butter a 9-inch-square glass baking dish (the fudge sets quickly, so you will need to have the dish ready in advance). In a deep saucepan over medium-high heat, cook the sugar and milk with the salt until the mixture reaches the soft-ball stage; this is the point at which a small spoonful of the mixture dropped into a glass of cold water forms a soft ball. It can be measured with a candy thermometer at about 240 degrees.
2. As soon as the sugar mixture reaches the soft-ball stage, take it off the heat, and with a wooden spoon or a heatproof silicone spatula, stir in the peanut butter, butter and vanilla. Continue stirring vigorously until the mixture begins to lose its gloss, about 2 minutes. Transfer the mixture quickly to the buttered baking dish and spread it in an even layer.
3. Allow the fudge to cool completely, then cut it into 6 rows, and cut each row into 6 squares. Keep the fudge tightly wrapped to prevent it from drying out.
FOR A TIME, I believed that the last thing my late brother Flip ever ate was a spoonful of banana pudding, when in fact, it was a spoonful of peanut-butter fudge.
My brother was a chef and a painter whose culinary endeavors tended to steer clear of the house-wifey kinds of dishes that involved boxed cookies and pudding mix, so I was baffled by the whole banana pudding thing. I am not entirely sure how I got the story wrong, but I can say that for as long as I believed he had ended his culinary journey through life with a spoonful of banana pudding, I did not rest easy. Peanut-butter fudge, with its hint of salt and its undertones of bitterness, is an old family favorite that I still make on occasion; and it seems like an acceptable last bite. But banana pudding would never do. As far as I knew, my brother didn't even like banana pudding. Perhaps he had purchased too many bananas.
It seemed sad to me that his last morsel of food would be a spoonful of something he made just because he had to use something up. Peanut-butter fudge was a different story. Taking time to make peanut-butter fudge is taking time to indulge yourself, to have some fun. It's an act of pure, unadulterated pleasure, much more in keeping with my brother's character.
My second-to-oldest brother, Flip was quieter than my other brothers. While those two fought almost all the time, Flip focused instead on reading science fiction and painting ships. He started painting at an early age and filled dozens of store-bought canvases. His early paintings were recognizable ships like clippers and schooners that cut through the storm-tossed waves of well-rendered oceans. But over a period of years, his paintings grew more abstract and the ships sailed out of sight. The landscapes became increasingly intricate forays into fantastic, otherworldly realms, and more than one moon now occupied the skies.
Eventually he abandoned the prefabricated canvases and worked on enormous canvases he stretched himself over wooden frames he built in his studio. The paintings took months, even years to complete. In his formative years, Flip grew somewhat thoughtful, pensive and removed. Even before he dropped out of high school and moved in with his friends, he would retreat to their garage apartments for weekends and indulge in psychedelic drugs. But when he was still at home, he was an island of calm, a wellspring of understanding and a kind of fortress for me and my other siblings. Each of us loved spending time with him, and I always felt safe, unjudged and unperturbed in his presence.
One of Flip's crazier pursuits was playing the piano; this was crazy because he had never read music, nor did he have what most people would call an ear for music. Instead, he sat down at the piano and touched the keys in a random order that gradually unfolded into rhythms and melodies of his own devise, sounds that moved in chaotic and colorful patterns as dreamy as the waves and clouds that covered his increasingly abstract canvases.
Long after he moved away from home, he would return to my parents' house late at night, after he left the restaurant kitchen where he worked, and he would play my grandmother's upright piano in my mother's living room. It woke them up, they said, but it made them happy, too, to hear him back in their house playing the old piano.
His own home didn't have a piano. Instead, it was mostly a studio filled with his enormous canvases and mobiles. He learned to work a circular saw and cut fantastic crown moldings for his rooms, crafted furniture from wood. Some of his works were absurd; a pterodactyl-shaped mobile painted green and orange flapped its wings when you pulled a string. Other works, like those fantastic landscapes, were almost sublime. He filled his house and his restaurant with art and laughter, reggae music and marijuana smoke, homemade jerk chicken and peanut-butter fudge.
Then one day, before he set out on a fateful trip to rescue his dogs from the pound, where they had been interred for vagrancy, my brother made a batch of fudge; he sampled a spoonful from a corner of the platter on which it had been left to cool. After he got the dogs out of the hoosegow, he let them in the back seat of his old, black Cadillac Seville, settled into the driver's seat, lit a cigarette, and died. The burned-out cigarette was resting on the seat beside him and reassured us that he did not struggle or clutch his chest in pain.
On the flight home from my brother's funeral, I dreamed that my late grandfather was giving me a tour of the grand old hotel where he had worked. I was familiar enough with the hotel in my waking life, but mostly from the outside. It occupied an entire city block before it fell into disrepair and was torn down.
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"Your brother's been painting," he said. Then he opened one of the doors, and a vast room, flooded with light, was filled with colorful canvases. And though I couldn't see him, I knew my brother was there.
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Signing off - power's flickering and I don't like to tempt my battery backup.
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Dentist's Hymn.................Crown Him with Many Crowns > Weatherman's Hymn..................There Shall Be Showers of Blessings > Contractor's Hymn......................The Church's One Foundation > The Tailor's Hymn......................Holy, Holy, Holy > The Golfer's Hymn.....................
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1) Turn up your radio, throw your gearshift into PARK, and get out and start dancing next to your car door.
2)Offer the guy in the car next to you a bite of your Quizno's.
3) Chinese Fire Drill (works better with more than one person, preferably in more than one car)
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Don't know if it's valid, (little early to check Snopes, i'm thinkin') but it says what I've known all along... things ARE different out West and Northward...This from the Denver Post:
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The raccoon dog is a dog that is raised for its fur in China. "According to HSUS findings, brands such as Rocawear, Sean Jean and Baby Phat were advertising some jackets as faux fur. But tests revealed that the fur used by these brands was actually raccoon dog.
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Deep in the Jungle- handmade beadwoven bracelet
This image © FireSpiritDesigns 2011
Deep in the Jungle- This cuff bracelet is done in deep forest green & iiridescent purple seed beads. I've used fluorite, fresh water pearls, limited edition Czech beads & brushed glass pearls & woven them in freeform brick stitch. It will fit snuggly around a 7-7 1/2" wrist & has a snap closure which is easy to get on and off. When it's snapped, the closure is invisible.
Size: 7-7 1/2"
Size: 7-7 1/2"
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