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Software engineer.
I'm a software engineer, former computer science researcher, and musician. I'm interested in the topics of Software engineering, (Dynamic) Software architectures, and Scalable distributed systems.
Application of formal methods in software engineering with focus on software architectures, components and MDD.
Application of formal methods in software engineering with focus on software architectures, components and MDD.
Teaching Java, Middleware, Cloud Application Development (Google AppEngine), and MDD using Matlab/Simulink labs.
Project analysis, software design, and development of information and web systems
(ASP.NET + C#, Django + Python, PostgreSQL, deployed on Linux)
During this spring, we have finalized a new major version of the jDEECo runtime - jDEECo 2.0. It brings many new features.
Check out https://github.com/d3scomp/JDEECo/tree/newgen.
|Integration of jDEECo and OMNeT++
|Example of a simulated jDEECo deployment featuring both MANET and IP networking
New jDEECo version is here!
During the last couple of weeks, we have been intensively working on the new version of the jDEECo platform. Currently, the alpha version of the implementation is available on github in the newgen branch.
The new version includes the following features:
FileAssert (comparing text/binary files with nice reports),
ListAssert (the same for lists).
DynamicSuite class to invoke all the tests in a package (and sub-packages) (http://www.anzaan.com/2012/01/automatic-unit-testing-test-packages-recursively-in-junit/). Note that I had to fix small bugs in the code before actually using it.
This semester, we have launched a new course at the Charles University in Prague called "Cloud Application Development".
It provides an introduction into Microsoft Azure, Google App Engine, and Amazon EC2.
The GAE materials are available at http://d3s.mff.cuni.cz/~keznikl/teaching/google-app-engine/.
We are looking forward to your feedback.
Althoug an extremely efficient for implementation of UI in Java, GroovyFX (the Groovy wrapper for JavaFX 2.0) is hard to run on command line (e.g., via Ant).
The only straightforward way of running it I was able to find is just to compile all the Groovy sources using groovyc Ant task and then to run the Java class corresponding to the main Groovy script. In this case, all the Groovy jars, the JavaFX runtime jar, and the GroovyFX jar have to be on the classpath.
Moreover, it is extremely important that you run the final Java task using
fork="true", otherwise you will get strange exceptions from the JavaFX runtime.
For a practical example of the Ant script running such an application, see the
build.xml at https://github.com/keznikl/GDeeco/blob/master/build.xml.
I wasn't able to make it work just by running it as a regular groovy script (without compilation etc.).
What is your experience?
There is an introductory article about the DEECo component model, developed in our group in scope of the ASCENS EU FT7 project.The full article can be found here:
There is also a running demo of the DEECo component model applied on the Robotic Playground casestudy available at https://github.com/keznikl/GDeeco.
The prototype of the framework is based on messaging (via actors) implemented in Groovy (GPars for actors), the visualisation of the case study employs JavaFX 2.0. For installation instructions see the README at GitHUB.
I have just published a report from D3S seminar regarding formalization of asynchronous component communication and futures. Check it here: http://d3s-comp.posterous.com/d3s-seminar-report-asynchronous-components-wi.
I have just published a report from D3S seminar regarding the @J, an AOP language/tool for addressing needs of dynamic analyses in scope of aspect-oriented engeneering. Check it here: http://d3s-comp.posterous.com/d3s-seminar-report-j.
The following script allows to include a simple TODO message in a page margin and create a list of all TODOs with links to the individual TODOs.
usepackage{marginnote}newcommand{todo}[1]{ addcontentsline{tdo}{todo}{protect{#1}} marginnote[#1]{}}makeatletter newcommand listoftodos{section*{Todo list} @starttoc{tdo}} newcommandl@todo[2] {parnoindent textit{#2}, parbox{10cm}{#1}hspace{fill}par} makeatother
The new TODO command can be than used in text like this:
Some text todo{My TODO} Some other text
The text in the braces will be printed in the margin of the corresponding page.
At the and of the document the TODOs can belisted using:
Each line of this list contais the full text of each TODO, its page and link to it.
Code bundle in SOFA 2 is a package containing source code. Every SOFA 2element (interface type, architecture etc.) has its own implicit codebundle in which the associated code (Java interface, Java classimplementing the component architecture etc.) is stored. A developer canalso define his own code bundles which would contain additional source code.
Every code bundle (including the implicit ones of the interface typesand architectures) can define its dependencies on other bundles (like inOSGi). Upon compilation and instantiation of the particular code bundle,the dependent bundles will be automatically added to the classpath.
A component implementation is part of the component architecturedefinition and is stored in the associated code bundle. To share codebetween several components (i.e. architectures, i.e. code bundles) theshared code has to be put in a standalone (user-defined) code bundle andall the component architectures should define dependency on this sharedbundle.
Inheritance of the component architectures as component model elementsis not possible in SOFA 2. To allow inheritance of the componentimplementation, the best way is to put the common ancestorimplementation in the shared standalone code bundle and define adependency on this shared bundle in both component architectures.
It is also possible to define a dependency on the implicit code bundleof the parent component. In that case, the code bundle name would belike this:
{full name of the architecture}.code.
The SOFA 2 project uses the Apache Ivydependency resolver. It uses a local cashe for all resolved anddownloaded packages. It is possible that the Ivy cache becomesinconsistent, in which case it can lead to weird compilation and runtimeerrors. A simple solution is to clear the Ivy cache (by deleting the.ivy2 directory in the user's home directory) and let Ivy download allrequired packages again and build the cache from scratch.
The SOFA connector generator (congen), which is used to automaticallygenerate code for connection of the individual components, uses theconnector cache to store the generated connectors. The cashe isstored in the
temp directory. In Windows it is usualy in the
Documents and Settings{username}LocalSettingsTempsofa2-conrep-{username} directory. If you areexperiencing some errors during connector instantiation, It could helpto delete this connector cache.
Every SOFA 2 application consists of components.Each component is a well defined isolated entity, which encapsulates some bussiness logic.
The basic building block is an interface, which defines a component communication endpoint. The SOFA 2 interfaces are defined using regular Java interfaces.
A component is then defined using a frame, which defines all the component's provided and required interfaces (so called component type).
A component frame is then implemented by a component architecture (every architecture implements one frame). Architecture can be either primitive, where the implementation is a code in some programming language (Java in SOFA J case), or composite, where the implementation is a composition of subcomponents.The bindings among the sub-components of a component are part of the composite architecture definition and are represented at runtime by the software connectors. The application itself is considered to be a component, which has a (empty) frame and an (usualy composite) architecture.
Another part of the application definition is the assembly description, which defines which frame is implemented by which architecture (one frame can be implemented by multiple architectures), and the deployment plan, that defines which node (called deployment dock) should each component run on.
Every element, which contains a code (primitive architecture, interface definition) has a so-called code bundle (a JAR file), which encapsulates the associated code. User can also define his own code bundles and can declare dependencies of the individual elements (interfaces, frames, architectures) on various code bundles.
Each of these elements has a representation in SOFA 2 implementation and is defined using the SOFA 2 ADL (Architecture Definition Language, written in XML), which is then transformed into an EMF model instance.
The SOFA 2 development cycle is based on the classic Component-based Software Engineering (CBSE) approach.It can be divided into two separate processes: building systems from components and component development.The first one focuses on assembling composite components from existing components (the whole application is also a composite component), the second one focuses on the development of new components and adaptation of existing.
The whole development cycle consists of several phases and most of them are applicable to both previously mentioned processes.
The basic order of the development phases is as follows:
The SOFA 2 runtime is designed to run applications in distributed environment. This environment is divided into separated units called SOFAnodes. Each SOFAnode is autonomous and separated from other nodes. It contains all facilities, as well as data and other information essential for running applications.Each application runs in one SOFAnode. SOFAnode consists of several deploymentdocks, one deployment dock registry, one repository and one connector manager*.
Repository:All resources and code of applications in a SOFAnode are stored in the central repository which allows distribution of the required information across all parts of the SOFAnode easily. The repository stores all metadata, source code and other resources of all installed applications. The repository supports versioning of each element that is stored in it.
Deployment Dock:The deployment dock is responsible for running the actual component code and for providing basic runtime services. It is also responsible for instantiating and starting up the components. All required data for instantiation and connection of components are downloaded from repository during the start step. Each deployment dock has its name so that it can be easily accessed.
Deployment Dock Registry:Since a SOFAnode can consist of several deployment docks, there has to be a mechanism for accessing the other docks as these have to communicate with each other during the application startup. In SOFA 2, this problem is solved by introducing a centralized registry of all docks in a SOFAnode which is called deployment dock registry.
Connector Manager:A connector manager is responsible for interconnection of the connector endpoints called stubs. SOFA 2 connectors in general consist of two parts which form the endpoints of a communication channel. These endpoints have to be connected during the startup phase. Deployment docks use the connector manager to connect these endpoints.
The Apache Ant and Apache Ivy tools are used for compilation and distribution ofthe SOFA-J implementation and therefore must be installed and configured onthe host computer. Moreover, the Ant-Contrib Ant task library must be installed.
First of all, you must download the current trunk version from the SVN repository using
svn checkout svn://svn.forge.objectweb.org/svnroot/sofa/trunk .
To compile the current SOFA-J version, run ant in the following directories in the given order (use the default task):
To create the current SOFA-J distribution from the compiled files, run ant in the following directories in the given order (use the default task):
The distribution will be created in the
sofa-j/trunk/dist/output/dist directory.
To complete the installation, the environment variables must be updated. To do this, you could use the following scripts (run them in the current directory)
@echo offset PRGDIR=%~dp0echo Setting SOFA_HOMEset SOFA_HOME=%PRGDIR%sofa-jtrunkdistoutputdistecho Setting CUSHION_HOMEset CUSHION_HOME=%PRGDIR%cushiontrunkdistoutputdistecho Adding bin dirs to path.set PATH=%PATH%;%SOFA_HOME%bin;%CUSHION_HOME%bin
#!/bin/bashPRG="$0"PRGDIR=`pwd "$PRG"`echo "Setting SOFA_HOME"export SOFA_HOME=$PRGDIR/sofa-j/trunk/dist/output/distecho "Setting CUSHION_HOME"export CUSHION_HOME=$PRGDIR/cushion/trunk/dist/output/distecho "Adding bin dirs to path."export PATH=$PATH:$SOFA_HOME/bin:$CUSHION_HOME/bin
After this step, the SOFA-J distribution should be fully configured in the current terminal.
To run a simple application called 'logdemo' (which was installed along with the SOFA-J distribution), you have to start several facilities (see documentation for explanation).You will need 3 terminals (consoles, shells, …) configured (see the previous section).Run the given command in each terminal according to the numbers.
(1) start the SOFAnode facilities
(2) start the deployment dock with appropriate name (here 'nodeA')
sofa-dock.sh/bat nodeA
(3) launch the application
sofa-launch.sh/bat org.objectweb.dsrg.sofa.examples.logdemo.deplplan.Local current
For information about application development see http://sofa.ow2.org/docs/howto.html
For complete information see the SOFA website.
While working on my master thesis I found out a nice way of setting up the codelistings.The key is the listings and caption LaTex package. The basicconfiguration that I use is as follows:
Set up the caption style:
usepackage{caption} DeclareCaptionFont{white}{color{white}} DeclareCaptionFormat{listing}{ setlength{fboxsep}{0pt} colorbox{Gray}{parbox[top][20pt][c]{textwidth}{hspace{15pt}#1#2#3}}} captionsetup[lstlisting]{format=listing,labelfont=white,textfont=white, singlelinecheck=true, margin=0pt, font={sf,small}}
And then setup the listing style:
usepackage{listings} lstset{ language=Java, % keywordstyle=color{RedViolet}, basicstyle=smallsffamily, columns=fullflexible, commentstyle=color{Gray}textit, numberstyle=tiny, %extendedchars=true, breaklines=true, frame=b, %numbers=left, numberstyle=tiny, numbersep=5pt, %xleftmargin=3pt, %xrightmargin=3pt, framextopmargin=10pt, %framexleftmargin=17pt, %framexrightmargin=5pt, %framexbottommargin=4pt, morecomment=[l]{//}, stringstyle=color{DarkGray}textit, belowskip=10pt, belowskip=10pt } lstset{linewidth=textwidth, showstringspaces=false}
After that write your listing:
begin{lstlisting}[language=Java,label=lst:script-basic,caption=Calling script code from Java example] import javax.script.*; public class EvalScript { public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception { // create a script engine manager ScriptEngineManager factory = new ScriptEngineManager(); // create a JavaScript engine ScriptEngine engine = factory.getEngineByName("JavaScript"); // evaluate JavaScript code from String engine.eval("print('Hello, World')"); } } end{lstlisting}
And that's it. This setup will give you listings like at the appended image.


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OLV School Schedule:
Regular school schedule.
Thanks to all of our OLV families and friends for helping to make this year's 30th Anniversary B.A.L.L. such a wonderful event for our school!
The OLV Library will be holding a Young Authors' Contest to celebrate our Spring Book Fair that is taking place April 27-May 1.
OLV introduces our private and secure portal for accessing OLV school information. Create an account so you can view student and family information in our system as well as view or print directory listings. Please call the school office for access information.
From athletics to theatre and science, OLV students excel and are the recipients of many honors each year.
Please click below to send an information request to our school. Thanks for inquiring about OLV School!
Tours may be scheduled for families interested in our school. Please click on link for information on admission.
OLV School has begun our new student admission process for the 2015-16 school year. Registration for returning families is due on March 2, 2015. Admission materials are available by calling the school or click on the REQUEST INFORMATION link above.
Important dates are noted on the calendar.
Congratulations to OLV Science Olympiad teams which took home first place in 20 out of 23 events in Regional competition on February 21, and OLV Team 1 placed first overall! OLV students were awarded an impressive 101 individual event medals.
OLV held its 30th annual Religion Scholar's Bowl for 3rd-8th graders on Thursday, February 19th. Congratulations to all our student class representatives! Click below for more information...
OLV newsletter of March 3, 2015.

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Foreman, Bradley announce plans
CAVE CITY — Todd and Tammy Foreman of Cave City have announced the engagement and upcoming marriage of their daughter, Alysha Dawn Foreman, to Matthew Jordan Bradley, son of Tim and Linda Bradley of Sidney.
The bride-elect is the granddaughter of Donald and Sharon Crow, Boyce and Linda Foreman and Paul and Betty Massey, all of Cave City.
She is a 2008 graduate of Cave City High School. She is employed by Dr. Ron Bates.
The prospective groom is the grandson of Emogene Wilkins of Cave City and the late Cicero Turner and Ray and Jo Bradley of Sidney.
Vanderpool, Smith announce engagement
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The bride-elect is the granddaughter of Jeannette Cooper and Donald and Joan Cooper, all of Batesville, and Jeannette Vanderpool of California and the late Jessy Vanderpool.
She is a 2006 graduate of Southside High School. She is employed by Peco Foods of Batesville.
Gaithers mark 60 years
CAVE CITY — Rex and Elizabeth "Beth" Gaither of Cave City will celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary Friday.
Beth Simpson and Rex Gaither were married Sept. 9, 1951, at Sidney Baptist Church.
Mr. Gaither retired from Firestone Store in Noblesville, Ind. Mrs. Gaither retired from Dr. William C. Beller's office and worked for Dr. Ben Bromley in Noblesville for several years before moving back to Batesville. They are members of Cave City First Methodist Church.
Couple celebrates 65th anniversary
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Cedar Mulch and Insects
archerb(8)February 3, 2009
Back in the old days, cedar chests were used to store clothes in, especially wool clothing because it repelled moths. One of the biggest pests to a tomato garden is caterpillars, which are basically baby moths.
Will cedar mulch around my tomato plants repel moths, and thus caterpillars like the tomato horn worm?


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Entering Jerusalem
Matthew 21:1-11; 27:32-37; 49-61
Palm/Passion Sunday
April 13, 2014—Belmont UMC
Ken Edwards, preaching
The young man came up to me on the street and as he greeted me he began to pull a small black leather New Testament out of his shirt pocket. He looked earnest and he said to me, "Sir, may I ask you a question?" I responded reluctantly, "I guess."
He proceeded to take me through the four spiritual laws, popularized by the Campus Crusade people and then he asked me, "Are you saved?" I said, "Yes, I am a United Methodist pastor." Then he repeated the question, "But are you sure you are saved?"
I wanted to tell him about the three movements of grace as outlined by John Wesley and suggest the possibility of an ongoing work of salvation but it occurred to me that a simpler answer was what the fellow wanted and so I answered, "I am certain."
He still wasn't convinced and he followed up with, "If you died tonight, would you go to heaven." Again I thought of lots of theological ideas such as the sovereignty of God went through my mind but I thought better of it and answered, "Yes." He smiled, called me "Brother," and moved on to his next opportunity.
Are we saved? Is God's work of salvation being realized in our lives? "Saved" is one of those church words that we used to hear more often. But on Palm Sunday we cry out "Hosanna!" a word that has come to have the tone of adoration, much like "Hallelujah!" but the word really has a tone of desperation and literally means, "Save us!" or "Save us, now!"
Jesus looks like a savior, even though scholars say that Jesus ride into Jerusalem on a donkey was a deliberate political statement to the prevailing authorities. He has raised a dead man in Bethany, 2 miles away and his reputation as a teacher and healer has led many people to hail him as one who has the power to save Jerusalem. People gathered along the parade route, throwing their coats and branches in his path, like greeting a victor returning from battle. Victory is in the air! "Save us!" "Hosanna!" "Save us, now!"
It makes for a beautiful story. On that day the crowds praised and sang to Jesus in the streets, but by the end of the week another crowd would mock him and call for his death. On that day the crowds cried out to him, "Save us!" but by the end of the week another crowd would yell at him while he his hanging on a cross, "Save your self!" At the beginning of the week, Jesus looks like the victor but by Friday he looks every bit the part of a loser. How can a man who is hanging on the cross save the world?
God has chosen to save us by surprising means. It's a paradox of sorts. But we are being saved, not from political powers, outside forces, as was the hope of many along the parade route when Jesus came into Jerusalem. But God saves us from the forces of evil and from those tendencies within us that would threaten to defeat us and keep us separated from God. God offers the salvation that we need, not necessarily the one we want.
God saves us through God's willingness to be vulnerable and this vulnerability is revealed in the life and death of Jesus Christ. He was born of human parentage, an infant in a cruel world, a world that wanted him dead. The word became flesh (vulnerable) and lived among us.
This vulnerability is revealed in the ministry of Jesus, in his willingness to associate with the lowly, the outcast, and the poor. Jesus' love for children, his willingness to include women among his followers, and his attention to those who had been cast to the margins of society were acts of vulnerability that resulted in the criticisms and threats.
God's vulnerability is expressed in Jesus' willingness to do what was right and what was good, to do God's work, even when it brought criticism from the religious and political establishment. Those who are prophetic in this world, who are courageous to tell God's truth, will always be vulnerable to the threats of the status quo.
God's vulnerability is expressed in Jesus' willingness to choose ordinary people to do extraordinary things. Even at the risk that some of those ordinary people will betray him.
God's vulnerability is expressed in two scenes of Holy Week. The first happens in an upper room where Jesus goes to celebrate the Passover with his disciples. He shared wine and bread with them and said a very human thing, "Don't forget me." Later on the cross he would out of a sense of abandonment, "Why have you forgotten me?"
In John's Gospel he not only takes his place with the 12, he gets up from the table wraps a towel around his waste and begins to wash the disciples' dirty feet. The vulnerable one came into the world to serve, not to be served.
Dr. Doug Meeks has pointed out that servants are the powerless and most vulnerable people in our world, but the towel of a slave becomes the authority symbol of the church, for only those who serve have authority in the kingdom of God. It is the towel of servanthood—it is the towel that wipes the eyes of Saul of Tarsus, it is the towel that cradles an orphaned baby in Malawi, Africa, it is the towel that wraps the casserole carried to a grieving family, it is the towel that wipes the brow of a migrant worker. We are saved by the vulnerability of servanthood! (From lecture notes.)
It is only Jesus, the servant who has the authority to save us. Hosanna! Save us, now!
We are saved by God's vulnerability, ultimately revealed in God's sacrificial love. The second scene of Holy Week is the scene of the crucifixion. Crucifixion was no unusual in Jesus' day. Yet it is our belief that not only was Jesus crucified, but he was crucified for us.
Paul wrote, "Why you might be willing to die for a good person, but God shows God's love for us in that, at the right time, Jesus died for the ungodly (that's us)." (Romans 5:6)
In Jesus we are reminded that God was willing to become vulnerable to our suffering. This God suffers with us and understands our suffering. This symbol of suffering as a symbol of salvation is difficult to understand, but a God who doesn't suffer with us isn't much help to us, frankly. It is this God who loves the world and has the power to save us!
When my wife and I were quite young, we took our camping gear and made a tour of Virginia. We pitched our tent at Virginia Beach. On a Sunday when we were packing up our little car to go home, we decided to attend worship at the campground. We met an older couple there. They were smartly dressed in white slacks and matching polo shirts. We started a conversation and the woman said, "I feel like I know you from somewhere."
After the service they invited us to stop by their RV for coffee. We found their "campsite" and their massive Recreation Vehicle. They had poodle with toenails painted pink and a matching bow in her fur. They gave us coffee and toast and we shared our faith stories. The woman said, "I'm pretty sure I've met you before but I can't imagine where." Kathryn and I had nothing in common with this couple. We were young and poor. Our clothes smelled of last night's campfire and I felt a little embarrassed, but the older couple was gracious.
As we were leaving the woman came out of the RV to bring us a jar of honey as a gift. She said, "Oh I know where I met you before. We met at the foot of the cross."
To find salvation we must bring our own vulnerabilities to this one who came from God. We were there at the cross and we do find ourselves in the stories of Holy Week. We were there when Jesus said, "One of you will betray me." And we turned to the others and asked, "Is it I?" knowing full well the possibility of our betrayal. We were there with Caiaphas defending the status quo at all costs. We washed our hands with Pilate to rid ourselves of guilt and responsibility. We warmed our selves by the fire with Peter and refused to honor our faith. We were there at the cross when the Savior said, "Father, forgive them for they do not know what they are doing."


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Inside RBS: The Bank that Broke BritainThe definitive account of the Royal Bank of Scotland fiasco. It's an engaging, if in some ways infuriating, tale of how self-serving bank executives systematically broke the rules, lent with astonishing recklessness, abused customers and got suckered by Wall Street before ultimately dumping their mess on taxpayers. Fraser doesn't just point the finger at Royal's clueless bankers. He also expertly
The Last Mermaid is about the coming of age of a young girl in a small island community off the coast of Maine. It is set in an alternative1940's. Hitler has conquered Europe, and the US faces an imminent invasion. A German-speaking family struggles to maintain a semblance of normality as the possibility of internment draws near.
Weaving in time between the diaries of an African captured by slavers, and an American student advancing toward enacting a school shooting, Freedom's Rust is, by turns, a fictional playing out of some possible responses to repression, as well as being a quietly satirical look at the desolation of what passes for Western culture.
Heavy Poodles is the story of two US soldiers, who in the final months of WWII, accidentally stumble across something unearthly that will change their lives forever. Stretching over the decades through to modern times, Heavy Poodles is a rather politically alternative look at what constitutes America.
When Milford takes a job at a small shop called 'Magic Inc,' the last thing he expects is an adventure. Before he knows it, though, he's befriended a talking cat, traveling through time, and becoming entangled in a full-fledged war.In a world populated by malevolent fairies, rock-n-roll-loving trolls, and good-natured Gods, Milford finds much more than he ever bargained for.
'Heavy Poodles' is the story of two US soldiers, who in the final months of WWII, accidentally stumble across something unearthly that will change their lives forever. Stretching over the decades through to modern times, this is a rather alternative look at what constitutes America. ABOUT THE AUTHOR Ian Fraser is a South African writer and playwright, now a permanent resident in the US. His
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Roam and Ramble in wonderful Sipoonkorpi
Fancy a break from the bricks and mortar of modern cities? Now there is a new and fun way to connect with nature.
Sipoonkorpi Nature Reserve is a backwood close to the Helsinki metropolis area. The reserve is actually spread over three cities: Helsinki, Vantaa and Sipoo, of which most is situated in Sipoo. Sipoonkorpi National Park was established in spring 2011 and is in its early stages of development.
Signposted trails, information boards and services to visitors are scarce. For now, a good excursion map and a compass would be your best help in finding your way through the thicket. I'm sure this period of vagueness won't prevail for long. Metsähallitus (the official governing body) is responsible for developing Sipoonkorpi National Park and they seem to take their work seriously ;). Be sure you kit yourself with enough provisions to keep you right till you make it back to civilisation. In the sticks time seems to fly, and services are far apart.
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St. Sigfried's ~ Dedicated to Seamen ~ Part II
Other than the beautiful exterior of St. Sigfried's (Old Church) of Sipoo, the model of a masted sailing ship hanging from the ceiling of the nave of the church really caught my eye. Since I was not able to purchase a pamphlet on the church to discover its history, I asked VT'er "JohntheFinn" who told me that the ship model probably indicated that the church members were fishermen or families of fishermen who prayed for their safe return from the sea. I wondered if other churches had symbols of a particular dedication or devotion. The ship we were cruising on, Holland America's Westerdam, had its own crystal version of a masted sailing ship suspended in the atrium which I found very beautiful.
From the appearance of the graves in front of the church, you could say they seemed to be quite new in comparison to the church itself. It would have been interesting to know if they were somehow related to deaths at sea or were mostly the graves of recently departed church members.
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Dessert on the Terrace
Instead of being served our dessert in the Manor's upstairs dining room, we were lead downstairs through the parlor and into the family dining room where Anita's mother herself served us a delicious slice of cake topped with wild berries found on the farm. We then took our desserts to the large covered terrace where we were served coffee and tea, and once again had more time to enjoy the colorful scenery of the property including flowers and a small pond and the other small buildings edging the property.
It is pretty clear that hosting tour groups at the Manor House and farm and offering a Finnish lunch to tourists has been a good way to supplement the incomes of Anita's family, maintain the farm, and offer some gracious hospitality to people who are truly interested in the Finnish way of life. Anita and her family have made coming to the farm a very pleasant afternoon interlude for us and I was glad to have been there.
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Pyhan Sigfridin Kirkko ~ Part I
Following our visit and lunch at Savijarvi Kartano, we stopped briefly at Pyhan Sigfridin Kirkko or St. Sigfried's Church which is also known as the "Old Church" of Sipoo. Constructed in about 1450, it is a remarkably beautiful church on the exterior. My accompanying picture doesn't show it (because our tour bus was blocking the view), but there is a distinctive gate tower about a 100 ft. or so in front of this church. You can also see in this picture, the rows of neatly ordered grave markers in the cemetery in front of the church.
You can see from the picture that this is not a tiny church but one of good size. Inside, I believe the floors were mostly packed dirt, but there were wooden benches, and there was sort of what I would call a "lepor's squint" part way down the main aisle. (This deserves more research on my part.) Though the interior was somewhat stark, there were some decorative painting and other details which I'm not sure whether they were original to the church or not. Our tour guide gave us more information about the history of the church, but I am sad to admit I don't remember much of it. Unfortunately, there was no written information to be had either.
(Another photo to follow.)
Lunch at the Manor House
After having a short talk from Anita about the farm and seeing some of their horses there, we adjourned to the manor house to have a traditional Finnish lunch. As you can see from the accompanying picture, we were seated in a very large room that was reached by an ascending a spiral staircase. The room exemplified Scandinavia to me---the wooden ceiling contrasted by white walls; the fireplace; simple furnishings but a warm atmosphere. The group was seated at very long, rough wooden tables where we were served greens, boiled potatoes, and stewed fish in a creamy sauce of some sort. We were also given "summer beer" which the farm produces itself. Actually the farm produces several typesw of vegetables and fruits as well. (I have always wanted to own a small farm of my own!!) An opened, screened door near our table let us enjoy the scenery outside as we had our lunch!
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Residents of the Farm
Savijarvi is more than a traditional farm. It is a farm largely dedicated to the activities surrounding horses such riding, of course, but also breeding and carriage driving competitions. I love horses and have ridden horses for many years and also briefly showed hunter-class horses when I was much, much younger.
The story once again: Anita explained to us that this once had been a rather large dairy farm and the country had literally more cows than was feasible. The Finns were encouraged to trade dairy cows to Russia for money or other goods and so that is what Anita's father tried to do, except that the Russians never paid him. Finally after quite a while and with nothing else to offer, the Russians negotiated to send horses in payment for the cows and so Anita's father began raising horses! I probably don't remember correctly what breed of horses came from Russia, but I thought she said Hannovarians were among the ones sent which of course would be the German breed. The horses I saw were not Hannovarian but Hannovarians I believe are good jumpers and make good carriage horses. (Anyone out there with more "horse sense" than myself, please straighten me out if this is incorrect.)
The horses I saw on this farm ranged from about minature-horse size to about 14 - 15 hands high. If there were larger horses on the farm I didn't see them. I have to admit that was disappointed that the barns were somewhat underwhelming, but we could not enter them anyway.
None of us tourists were given the opportunity to do much other than see the horses, and unfortunately there was no possibility of riding them.
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Savijaren Kartano Over 100 Years Old!
At the end of a long lane of willow trees, the present Savijarvi is a huge manor house built about 1890, and the working farm is about 1,000 acres of mostly forested acreage. Mainly devoted to the raising of horses, a riding school and carriage driving, the farm also engages in organic produce farming and logging, and the large, extended family living on the farm also opens it up at certain times to visitors and tour groups. Horses are trotted out of their stables afterwhich lunch is served on the second floor of the manor house and dessert on the terrace out back. (VT'r JohntheFinn explained that Savijarvi meant "Clay Lake," if I remember correctly.)
Our hostess the afternoon we visited was Anita, daughter of the farm's owner. I was intrigued by her story of how the farm became mainly a horse farm. It seems that earlier in the 20th century, her father was somehow encouraged to sell dairy cows to Russia. However, for a long time he didn't receive any payment from Russia in return. After much badgering, a bargain was struck which sent Russian horses to the farm in exchange for the cows and the rest is history!! Although the barns were not as extensive as one might think, the horses we saw appeared to be good solid stock.
You can't really imagine the scale of the Savijarvi Manor House until you measure something or someone against it. In the accompanying photo you can see how small my daughter appears as she stands on the steps of this exceptional Finnish home. For being more than 100 years old it is in remarkably good condition and feels very homey inside!!
- Family Travel
- Farm Stay
Medieval stone church
Built around 1450, this stone church is rather big and one of the finest remaining in Finland. It's also known as St. Siegfrid's Church (and I have no idea who Sigfrid was). Anyway, I thought I'd go and see the church when I was in the neighbourhood. The air inside was cool on the hot summer day I visited and the church suprised me with its stone floor and the nice coats of arms on the walls . Also noticed a votive ships hanging from the ceiling and the fine carvings of the pulpit and some typical wall paintings. The roof is made out of wooden panes which are painted with tarr to make them weatherproof and the smell of tarr adds to the special atmosphere.
The gate building (or is it a bell tower?) was built a few hundred years later. WWII graves in the front.
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- Religious Travel
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The other church
This is the new church of Sipoo and it will probably always be just "the other one" you can't miss when you have come to see the old church of Sipoo. However, it's got nice warm red brick feel, a lot of details and it's in good shape after a recent renovation. It sort of rules the scenery from it's small hill. Too bad I didn't get to see the interior this time.
- Religious Travel
- Road Trip
- Architecture
The new church
After visiting the old church, you can go and see also the new church, not exactly new, this one build in the end of the 19 century. Both churches are not far from each other.
The old church
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A celebration of the out-of-doors, with activities showcasing gardening and protecting the environment, is scheduled for Saturday, April 25, in Guadalupe River Park & Gardens.
The 15th annual Spring in Guadalupe Gardens event will take place from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Visitor & Education Center , 438 Coleman Ave. , San Jose , as well as in the park's Heritage Rose Garden -- at the peak of its bloom with spectacular color and fragrance -- historic orchard, green meadows and paved trails between Coleman and Taylor streets. Admission and parking are free.
Entertainment and hands-on activities for all ages will be featured throughout the day including sales of unusual plants, workshops and lectures, fun kids activities, solar power exhibits, music and health resources.
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1980s popster Belinda Carlisle will join the London cast of "Hairspray" this fall, playing the scheming Velma von Tussle in the West End production.Carlisle (the Go-Go's) steps into the cast along with Brit performers Phill Jupitus (who'll play zaftig hausfrau Edna) and Sharon D Clarke (as Motormouth Mabel). "Hairspray" opened in London in October 2007 and is selling tickets through April.
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Admissions decisions for the upper school (grades 9-12) will be posted in student's application accounts on Friday, February 20th at noon. This always proves to be a day of excitement, uncertainty, and frustration.
Lakeside will host a reception for students and their families who receive an offer of admission on Monday, February 23 at 3:30. It is an informal event that is intended to introduce admitted students to the faculty and staff at the school. We hope all admitted students and their families can attend. Admitted students will also receive a mailed packet which will be sent to their home address. It's our intent to have you receive this mailing no later than Saturday, February 21.
Other students will receive the news that they have been offered a place in the alternate pool. This is the Lakeside version of a "wait-list". We refer to it as the alternate pool because it is an unranked group of students that we feel would complement the current class very well. Students who receive an alternate pool decision will be prompted to declare their intent to stay in the alternate pool or not, and for how long.
Students who don't receive an admit or alternate pool decision may be frustrated but should note that the admission committee's decision is based not just on the individual but on the applicant group as a whole. In fact, our internal evaluation system tells us that almost 2/3rds of the applicants to Lakeside would thrive at the school. It is the committee's difficult job to assess a student's academic potential and the overall fit in the community. Each class is unique and every year is different. It makes doing admissions work at Lakeside both exhilarating and frustrating.
We thank you for your interest in Lakeside and hope that you have enjoyed some of the early spring weather!
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Coach park: Canterbury Coach Park
St Martin's Church is the oldest in England still in use as a parish church and is part of the Canterbury World Heritage Site. This church was the first base of St Augustine when he came to Canterbury in 597.
Hangar 10, Spitfire Way, Kent International Airport, Ramsgate, CT12 5FF, Tel: 01843 823067, Email, www.polarhelicopters.co.uk
Helicopter flights.Get a birds eye view of Canterbury Cathedral or fly along the White Cliffs of Dover, take in the breathtaking views of the beautiful Kent countryside and coastline. Why not have a go at flying?Open 7 days a week all year.
Hangar 10, Spitfire Way, Kent International Airport, Ramsgate, CT12 5FF, Tel: 01843 823067, Email, www.polarhelicopters.co.uk
Helicopter flights.Get a birds eye view of Canterbury Cathedral or fly along the White Cliffs of Dover, take in the breathtaking views of the beautiful Kent countryside and coastline. Why not have a go at flying?Open 7 days a week all year.
Adjacent to 6 Stour Street, Canterbury, CT1 2NR, Tel: 01227 471688, Email, www.eastbridgehospital.org.uk
The only remaining building of the first English Franciscan Friary.
25 High Street, Canterbury, CT1 2BD, Tel: 01227 471688, Email, www.eastbridgehospital.org.uk
Eastbridge Hospital was founded following the murder of St Thomas Becket in Canterbury Cathedral as accommodation for poor Pilgrims visiting his tomb.
80 London Road, Canterbury, CT2 8LS, Tel: 01227 472557, Email, www.canterbury.gov.uk/your-community/support-for-voluntary-and-community-organisations/parishes/
The church is 1000 years old and was the first to be dedicated to St Dunstan.
St George's Lane, Canterbury, CT1 2SY, Tel: 01227 862162, Email
A two bay coach drop off and collection point is available at St George's Lane. It is located in front of the Whitefriars Shopping Centre and is a short walk from most city centre attractions.
Staple Street, Hernhill, Faversham, ME13 9TX, Tel: 01227 751496, Email, www.mountephraimgardens.co.uk
Mount Ephraim Gardens have plenty to offer and delight visitors. Unwind in these ten acres of gardens, set in the heart of an 800 acre estate with magnificent views over the Swale Estuary.
Mill Lane, Herne Bay, CT6 7DR, Tel: 01227 687487, www.herne-mill.btik.com
Herne Mill is the latest in a long line of mills, which have occupied the site for centuries. It is a local landmark on the skyline above the ancient village of Herne and is a 'sea mark' from the Thames Estuary.
Reculver Lane, Reculver, Herne Bay, CT6 6SS, Tel: 01227 740676, Email
The twin towers of St Mary's Church are a distinctive feature of the north Kent coast. They are visible for miles around, guiding visitors as they have guided sailors for centuries. But there is much more to Reculver than the towers...
Island Wall, Whitstable, CT5 1EP, Tel: , www.favourite.org.uk
This oyster yawl, which is also known as a smack, was built in 1890 by the Whitstable Shipping company and worked until 1944. She can now be viewed between the seawall and Island Wall, about 200m east of the Neptune pub.
61 Harbour Street, Whitstable, CT5 1AG, Tel: 01227 388058, Email, www.kentcyclehire.com
Daily or weekly hire of bicycles, tandems, tag-alongs and child-trailers – for recreational cyclists, families, tourists and student groups, exploring the town and gentle coastline of Whitstable – or taking a trip to Canterbury.
Grove Ferry, Upstreet, Canterbury, Kent, CT3 4BP, Tel: 01227 469219, Email, www.canoewild.co.uk
Explore Kent's amazing and tranquil rivers with Canoe Wild. Hire a Canadian style open canoe and experience stunning scenery, get close to wildlife and feel the benefits of canoeing as a gentle outdoor activity.
Longmarket, Butchery Lane, Canterbury, CT1 2JR, Tel: 01227 785575, Email, www.canterbury-museum.co.uk
The Canterbury Roman Museum is underground at the level of the Roman town. It's an exciting mix of excavated real objects: authentic reconstructions; and preserved remains of a Roman town house with its famous mosaics.
Bus Station, St. Georges Lane, Canterbury, CT1 2SY, Tel: 0871 200 22 33 , Email, www.stagecoachbus.com/
There are regular transport links to many destinations in East Kent from Canterbury Bus Station, including Dover, Folkestone, Hythe, Deal, Sandwich, the Thanet area, Ashford, Faversham, Whitstable and Herne Bay.
St Margaret's Street, Canterbury, CT1 2TG, Tel: +44 (0) 845 070 6255, Email, canterburytales.org.uk/groups
Coach park: Canterbury Coach Park
Step into medieval Canterbury and accompany Geoffrey Chaucer and his colourful characters on their magical pilgrimage from London to Canterbury.
Goodnestone, Wingham, Canterbury, Kent, CT3 1PL, Tel: 01304 840107, Email, www.goodnestoneparkgardens.co.uk
A peaceful and romantic garden with connections to Jane Austen and one of only three gardens in Kent to be awarded the coveted two stars in the Good Garden Guide.
5 Oxford Street, Whitstable, CT5 1DB, Tel: 01227 276998, Email, www.canterbury-museums.co.uk
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El Paso, TX (KTSM) — In this week's Manhunt Monday search, El Paso County Sheriff's Deputies need your help finding a man wanted for breaking free from officers and escaping just as he was being arrested.
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Bramble Production: The Management and Marketing of Raspberries and Blackberries
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Bramble Production provides growers with a basic understanding of how raspberry and blackberry plants grow and respond to changes in their environment. Author Perry Crandall includes management practices used by successful growers, making this book a helpful production guide that you can use for making rational decisions. This knowledge of successful production can be used to recommend or adopt management programs specially designed to produce optimum yields with maximum profits.Students and professionals will find Bramble Production to be a scientifically based, easy-to-understand, comprehensive discussion of all facets of berry production. The principle emphasis is on American production, but grower practices in other parts of the world are included, which makes this a valuable guide book for growers all around the world.To provide you with a thorough understanding of how to produce maximum yields, Crandall covers raspberries and blackberries individually. Each fruit has chapters on its:
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La Quinta Inn & Suites Brookshire is situated in the heart of Brookshire and area attractions include River Ridge Golf Club. Additional regional attractions include Katy Veterans Memorial Museum and Stephen F Austin Golf Course.
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La Quinta Inn & Suites Brookshire has an outdoor pool, a spa tub, and a fitness center. Complimentary wireless and wired high-speed Internet access is available in public areas. Business amenities include a business center and meeting rooms. The hotel offers a snack bar/deli. A complimentary breakfast is available. Additional amenities include complimentary newspapers in the lobby and an elevator (lift). Complimentary self parking is available onsite for guests. This is a smoke-free property.
The 55 air-conditioned guestrooms at La Quinta Inn & Suites Brookshire include coffee/tea makers and hair dryers. Guests can use the in-room complimentary wireless and wired high-speed Internet access. Rooms are equipped with plasma TVs with premium satellite channels. All accommodations provide phones along with free local calls (restrictions may apply). All units feature microwaves and refrigerators. Additional amenities include irons/ironing boards and complimentary toiletries.
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