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Full of Hell at Chaos In Tejas 2013 (more by Fred Pessaro)
As mentioned, A389 Recordings is throwing its 11th Anniversary Bash at various Baltimore venues from January 15 - 17. Since we last spoke, more bands were added, day-by-day schedules were announced, and tickets are on sale. Full of Hell, Homewrecker, In Cold Blood, Magrudergrind, Like Rats, Of Feather and Bone, Lifeless, Iron Price, False Light, Warxgames and Condemn the Infected join a lineup that already includes Weekend Nachos, Noisem, Pharaoh and more.
There's still more events TBA. Meanwhile, check out the current schedule (with ticket links for each show) below...
Continue reading "A389 Bash lineup updates, schedule & tickets"
Weekend Nachos at A389 Anniversary 2012 (more by Fred Pessaro)
Hardcore and grind-oriented A389 Recordings have announced the first round of bands for their 11th annual Anniversary Bash, which takes place in Baltimore on January 15-17, 2015. Like in previous years, there are some exciting names booked so far including Haymaker, Weekend Nachos, Ilsa, Castle Freak, Genocide Pact, Pharaoh, Noisem, Sex Prisoner, Starkwather and Ampallang Infection. Many of these bands are on or associated with A389, and almost all of them, with the exception of Castle Freak, Genocide Pact, and Starkwather, played last year's event too. Stay tuned for more announcements, but in the meantime, this is reason enough to get excited.
Last year's A389 Anniversary Bash was co-sponsored by Invisible Oranges and included Systems Overload-era Integrity, Infest, Ringworm and more.
Along with Maryland Death Fest, the A389 Bash is one of at least two killer heavy festivals happening in Baltimore in 2015.
Richmond's highly melodic trad-style doomers Windhand are opening the Philly date of the Sleep tour this summer, and after that they'll be heading out on a headlining tour. All dates on that tour are with psych jammers All Them Witches with additional support at select shows from Jex Thoth and Ilsa. The tour wraps up in NYC on September 20 at Saint Vitus with Ilsa. Tickets for that show will be available soon via Ticketfly.
All dates are listed, with a stream of last year's excellent Relapse-released Soma, below...
Continue reading "Windhand touring w/ All Them Witches, playing NYC w/ Ilsa"
by Doug Moore
May is always a good time of year for North American metal tours. Maryland Deathfest brings a lot of international bands into the States, and many of them elect to spend some time on the road before or after the festival once they're on American soil. This year's crop already includes the likes of Ulcerate and Cripple Bastards.
The excellent Japanese death/doom crew Coffins are on board for a brief pre-MDF US tour now as well. They're only playing four pre-MDF dates (all with Bones), and one of them is a NYC stop at Saint Vitus on 5/20, with Seven Sisters of Sleep and Ilsa in support. No tickets on sale yet, but keep an eye out.
Coffins have appeared at MDF before, and their live set is considerably more devastating than their studio material. Stream their latest album (2013's The Fleshlands) in full and check out all of their North American dates below...
Continue reading "Coffins touring w/ Bones before Maryland Deathfest (dates)"
by Doug Moore
Ilsa at the Acheron, 2012 (more by Fred Pessaro)
We announced back in September that Invisible Oranges would be sponsoring the A389 10th Anniversary Bash down in Baltimore on January 17 & 18, featuring Infest, Haymaker, All Out War, Bloodlet, and Systems Overload-era Integrity, among others.
The initial lineup consisted of two shows at the Baltimore Soundstage. Since then, two side shows have been added to the festivities:
On Thursday, January 16, Ringworm will top a bill at Sidebar Tavern, along with Frightened Teeth, Pharaoh, Occultist, & Ampallang Infection.You can buy whole-fest passes here; individual Baltimore Soundstage tix and Sidebar show tix are also on sale.On Saturday, January 18, there will be a matinee show at Sidebar, featuring Ilsa, Like Rats, Sick/Tired, and Sokushinbutsu.
The whole lineup is below; you can stream a playlist of every band playing the fest (a perfect soundtrack for headwalking your way out of the office and into the weekend) below as well...
Gride at Bushwick Bikes, 2010 (more by Fred Pessaro)
The next couple weeks will be cold with shows, as NYC and the East Coast prepares for the onslaught that is Maryland Deathfest (who recently announced set times)! Not ice cold, though. Saint Vitus will host a few shows, including Vitamin X with Living Void, Grudges, Brain Slug on May 17 (tickets) and Ingrowing, Gride, Ahumado Granujo and Mother Brain on May 21 (tickets).
Death & roll favorites Ilsa will join Order of the Owl (mem Zoroaster) and Marching Teeth at Acheron on May 12 (tickets). The show is one of a trio of dates for the band, all of which are available below alongside a stream of some material.
This week at InvisibleOranges we discussed Metal Beers, the passing of a legend, the quailty (or lack thereof) of the new Black Flag, highlighted Stella Natura, reviewed Burialkult, got hyped on tours with Windhand, Cobalt, Kreator, Melechesh and Speedwolf, checked out photos/review of Opeth, Batillus and Goatwhore, and premiered new tracks/video from Sofy Major, Agrimonia, Envy, The Body and more. Head to Invisible Oranges for it all.
All Evillive-approved shows are listed, along with related streaming audio, below.
Jeff Hanneman, Rest in Power! You will be missed.
Continue reading "Evillive (Gride, Ilsa, Order of the Owl ++ more)"
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Just when you thought it was safe, California's Seven Sisters of Sleep have returned with Opium Morals, the band's new LP due via A389 Records on March 20. Sludge, doom, hardcore and blasts all pepper this mammoth release, and you can stream two tracks from the LP below including "Orphans" which is making its debut here.
In addition, SSoS will share a Record Store Day split 7" with DC doom steamroller Ilsa. Details are sketchy thus far, but look for that alongside Ilsa's The Maggots Are Getting Hungry limited 12", a reissue of Ringworm's 1991 demo, and Like Rats' self-titled 7" on RSD13 (April 20). Also, Ilsa is scheduled to play the upcoming Damaged City Fest.
Speaking of Ringworm, just a quick a reminder that the band is on tour soon and hits NYC as part of a BV/IO production. Tickets are still available.
So far Seven Sisters of Sleep has only one tour date on the way, On February 7 in LA at Blue Star with Fuck The Facts, Final Draft, and Buried At Birth. Until more surface, prep for Opium Morals below.
Continue reading "Seven Sisters of Sleep believe in 'Opium Morals' (track debut)"
by Fred Pessaro // BBG
DC's Damaged City Fest has been announced for middle April, with some overlap of bands scheduled for NYC's punk fiesta New York's Alright. Look for names like Culo, Coke Bust, Double Negative, Dropdead, No Tolerance (who's members play with Rival Mob soon), Negative Approach, Night Birds, Prisoner Abuse, Tenement and many many more. Full lineup for the festival, scheduled to take place at long-time DIY space St. Stephen's Church on April 12 and 13, is below. Tickets are on sale.
Speaking of Wisconsin band Tenement, look for them to hit Grand Victory on April 11 with touring partners Night Birds, Marvin Berry & The New Sound and Dipers. Tickets are on sale. Stream a few Tenement songs, including their split with Culo, below.
In other news, Night Birds are prepping a new split for Fat Wreck Chords. Look for the four-song EP Maimed for the Masses via the label on May 7, with the title track providing a primer for the band's forthcoming LP Born To Die In Suburbia due on Grave Mistake this summer.
In more punk news, for a taste of what' you're in for at New York's Alright 2013, head to 285 Kent tonight (2/1) where Who Killed Spikey Jacket? will team with Sad Boys, Perdition, Goosebumps and Murderer. Four of the five bands scheduled for tonight will perform at the festival which happens in April.
Check out the DCFest lineup, as well as song streams, below.
by Fred Pessaro // BBG
In the wake of the sell-out of A389 2013 in Baltimore, the label has expanded the two-day fest into a full extended weekend! A389 Anniversary will kickoff with a pre-fest show at Ottobar on 1/17/13 featuring Integrity, Withdrawal, Vilipend and Dead Gods , then come to a close with a Sunday matinee on 1/20/13 at Charm City Art Space with Left for Dead, Iron Reagan, God's America and Eddie Brock.
In addition to the previously discussed Friday/Saturday shows at Ottobar, Saturday (1/19) will now feature a matinee at Sidebar with Despise You, Gehenna, Dead in The Dirt, Ancient Shores and WarXGames AND an afterparty with Nothing (who recently toured). None of the newly announced shows will have advanced ticketing; you can only buy them at the door. Full show details are below.
Catharsis has only one show during A389 festival, so what does that mean? Could a tour be in the works?
In other A389 news, the label will release Devoid of Everything, which collects Left for Dead's entire 1996-97 studio output remixed from the original 1/4" multi-track reels. Check out the art above and you can stream a track below. Left for Dead members went on to play in bands like Cursed, Haymaker, Pick Your Side, Burning Love, and many many more. This rare one-time reunion (I was assured!) is not to be missed. Check out some thoughts on the reunion via Chris Colohan here.
Meanwhile, Full of Hell, who plays the Friday show of the fest, is on tour with Gaza now and will play Acheron on 11/24 with Code Orange Kids (tickets).
If you're wondering who Iron Reagan is, the band is prepping to release their 20-track debut Worse Than Dead via A389 in 2013. The band features half of Municipal Waste and members of Darkest Hour and you can stream their demo below alongside details of the A389 festivities.
Gehenna shares the wealth at Acheron, 8/10/2012
Though death-doomers Ilsa were forced to bow out due to van issues, Gehenna still destroyed Acheron on Friday (8/10) with assists from North Carolina's Young and In The Way, Cali's Skin Like Iron and Greenpoint grinders Psychic Limb. The show was Gehenna's first appearance in over a decade and the band started it out right, playing the opening notes of Bolt Thrower's "World Eater" before moving into favorites like "83%" which rightfully opened up the pit.
The Gehenna appearance was the first of a few dates on their way to This is Hardcore 2012 (where they were joined by SLI). It was a rare appearance for Young and In The Way who played only two shows over the weekend before heading back south.
Pictures and video from The Acheron are below.
by Fred Pessaro // BBG
Gehenna at A389 2012 (more by Fred Pessaro // BBG)
For those of you not at This is Hardcore this weekend, tonight's can't miss show at Acheron (8/10) will feature Gehenna, the California crew that hasn't blessed NYC since sharing the stage with Catharsis at CBGB's in 1997 (their set was eventually turned into the Eat, Fight, Fuck. Live At CBGB's split with their tourmates). The band will be joined by North Carolinian gods of hellfire hardcore Young and In The Way, death-doom rollers Ilsa, California's Skin like Iron and NYC troublemakers Psychic Limb. $10 gets you in.
The rest of the weekend has similarly interesting appearances. Saturday (8/11) will see a reunion of Shriner at Gramercy, though across town Tommy's Tavern will host Neo Cons (ex-86 Mentality) along with Swaath, Correspondences and more. And make sure and end your weekend with an appearance from prog-thrash favorites Vektor, who will hit Saint Vitus on Sunday
(8/12, tickets) along with Bezoar (who have a new-ish album) and Soon.
Satan's Satyrs will join Nightbitch, Balam and Syphilitic Lust for a show at Acheron on August 24. Flyer for the show is below. For those unfamiliar with the ripping styles of SS, stream some material below as well!
In other news, the previously discussed Red Fang/Black Tusk tour is a reality, and you can check out all dates below. The band play on Bowery Ballroom on November 11 (tickets) and Saint Vitus on November 12 (tickets).
All suggested shows for the next two weeks are below. What did I miss?
Continue reading "Evillive (Gehenna, Vektor, Satan's Satyrs, and more)"
Hooded Menace at Union Pool (more by Fred Pessaro // BBG)
It's been more than a year since Hooded Menace sat atop a stacked bill of Negative Plane, Ilsa and Anhedonist at Union Pool, but I remember it like it was yesterday. It was just one of those shows that sticks with you. Hooded Menace's crawling death-doom was booming, larger-than-life and just plain stunning on that gorgeous June evening.
Hooded Menace's focus was on their then-recent LP Never Cross the Dead but now the Finnish band has a new one: the forthcoming Effigies of Evil LP out via Relapse on September 11. Check out two new tracks from the LP, including "Summoned into Euphoric Madness" which makes its debut here. Both are below.
Speaking of that show at Union Pool, don't miss Ilsa when they team with Gehenna, Young and In The Way, Psychic Limb and Skin Like Iron at Acheron on Friday 8/10.
So far no US dates scheduled for Hooded Menace, but hopefully that will change soon. Until then, stream the two new songs below.
Continue reading "Hooded Menace readies 'Effigies of Evil' (stream two tracks)"
Gehenna at A389 Anniversary 2012 (more by BBG)
Gehenna mixes raw black metal and hardcore with tons of nihilism, and the California band will venture to the East Coast for a string of shows surrounding their appearance at This is Hardcore 2012. Outside of Baltimore dates at A389 anniversary, these shows are a rarity, but thankfully you can look for Gehenna to hit NYC at Acheron on August 10th.
Joining "The Infamous" Gehenna in NYC will be DC death-doomers Ilsa, NYC's Psychic Limb and North Carolina's Young and In The Way (who played the BV/Power of The Riff SXSW Showcase), as part of a rare weekend for the latter. $10 gets you into the show.
Ilsa is preparing to release the new Intoxicantation 12" via A389 Records and you can get the first song to appear from that release, "Deadbeat's Ballad", for free on their recent label sampler. The sampler also has new material from the likes of Sick Fix, Homewrecker, Seven Sisters of Sleep, Vilipend, and many many more.
Speaking of Vilipend, look for the Canadian band to release their new LP Inamorata (which features "Cutting Heartstrings" on that comp) in the coming months. The band has a few tour dates as well, including a pair of stops in NYC: June 9th at ABC No Rio with Hivesmasher, Ramlord and Dead//Beat and August 20th at Lit Lounge.
A listing of all known Gehenna tour dates, plus song streams and videos, are below.
by BBG
Pulling Teeth's final show at A389 anniversary (more by BBG)
A389 Records have dropped their annual mixtape sampler, a ridiculous and borderline obnoxious 52-track extravaganza featuring multiple new or unreleased songs from the likes of Masakari, Mighty Sphincter, Seven Sisters of Sleep, Ilsa, Homewrecker, and many many more in addition to contributions from names like Integrity, Ringworm, Pulling Teeth, Gehenna, Full of Hell, and many many more. Download your copy here for FREE.
Pulling Teeth's contribution to the sampler is a cover of Rorschach's classic "Lightning Strikes Twice" from their flexi of the same name (available here). Reminder: Rorschach plays Maryland Deathfest and the now sold-out Le Poisson Rouge show in the coming week.
by BBG
Ilsa @ Acheron
Ilsa's death-metal-infused doom-and-roll headlined Acheron on April 1st, supported by local death metal favorites Ruin Lust (mems Fell Voices, Grudges, Death First) and Scowl. The show was one of a few scheduled by Ilsa in preparation for the recording of their new LP at Developing Nations in Baltimore for release via A389 Records. Pictures and video from the show are below.
Scowl also played a show the next night at Lit Lounge with Skelptarsis (mem Mutilation Rites), Welkin Dusk, and Hitokiri. Video from their Lit Lounge show is below.
The Acheron show was the last in Acheron before the space underwent renovations on Monday and was back to running order by Wednesday for Full of Hell (pictures on the way).
More pictures from Acheron and video of Scowl from Lit Lounge...below.
Continue reading "Ilsa played (the old) Acheron w/ Ruin Lust, Scowl (pics/video)"
by BBG
Ilsa at Union Pool (more by BBG)
Ten-ton death-doom machine Ilsa will play a last minute NYC show at Acheron on April 1st along with destructive war-metal crew Ruin Lust (mems Fell Voices) and blasting grind crew Scowl. This BV-BBG/Order of The Serpent show will set you back $8 and will be Ilsa's last NYC show "for a while" so don't miss it!
Ilsa, who released one of my favorite records of last year with Tutti Il Colori Del Buio, recently signed on to drop their next record with A389 Recordings. Look for that release later this year.
Flyer & video/streaming audio of some of the bands in action, below....
Continue reading "Ilsa schedules NYC show, sign with A389 Records"
by BBG
Midnight at Rites of Darkness (more by BBG)
2011 was a year that I spent delving deep into record bins, in the pit at shows, and searching for the most brutal of the brutal at festivals across the country including Maryland Deathfest, Chaos in Tejas, Rites of Darkness, SXSW, the A389 Anniversary show, California Discord Fest, and many others. It was also a year when I revisited my hardcore roots, and went further down the rabbit hole with DIY shows and independent records.
2011's choices for best of the year were tougher than I could have imagined, as opposed to my clear cut 2010 choice for favorite album of the year. That said, favorite records are about playability, and these are the LPs that wore out my needle and earned the most plays on my digital device (note: I made sure to remove a record that I was directly involved in because that would clearly be near the top of the list). I hope you enjoyed these records as much as I did in 2011 and if not, please share what you enjoyed below. I already can't wait for 2012.
My favorite records and shows of 2011 are below.
Continue reading "The Year in Heavy (BBG's favorite records & shows of 2011)"
by BBG
Inquisition at MDF (more by BBG)
"This is Danny, the promoter for Rites of Darkness. I understand people have been getting frustrated with lack of news so I personally apologize for that. We have gone through a rash of cancellations which were beyond our control.. Paypal froze the Festival's account which caused delayed flights for months. By the time Paypal decided to release our account flights escalated beyond our set budget. So the show is NOT cancelled by any means but the following bands will not be performing: Root, Akitsa, Interment, Demonical, Valkyrja, Dead Congregation, Hour of 13, and Strid"Rites of Darkness, the San Antonio festival in December that lined up an impressive slate of bands from around the world and many notable exclusives, has suffered a rash of cancellations (including Mortuary Drape), many of which were headlining bands.
The festival has remained silent about the situation for close to two weeks, but finally updated festival-goers today. Their message, excerpted above and available in full below, explains the situation, but neglects to mention that Pagan Altar also cancelled (they were slated for a two hour set) and that Zemial cancelled too. Another band that is currently in flux, Stargazer, is reportedly without flights (the band is from Australia) at the moment. The listing is missing General Surgery, and no announcement has been made about the pre-fest which includes France's Hell Militia. Previously announced cancellations include Ondskapt, Urfaust, Behexen, and Sargeist. RoD has added new Profound Lore signees Pallbearer.
Reminder: two RoD bands, Inquisition and Disma, are scheduled to play The Studio at Webster Hall on 12/2 with Agrath. Tickets are still available.
UPDATE: Both Zemial and Pagan Altar are reconsidering their appearances. Statements from both are below.
UPDATED AGAIN: Disma, Funebrarum, Evoken, and Oak have all cancelled their appearances.
The most recent Rites of Darkness statement and the current lineup is below.
Continue reading "Rites of Darkness 2011 still on despite heavy cancellations UPDATED"
by BBG
Inquisition at Maryland Deathfest (more by BBG)
NYC's Studio at Webster Hall will soon host a trifecta of black metal greatness! Inquisition will headline the venue on December 2nd with a rare appearance from Mortuary Drape and Negative Plane. Tickets are on sale.
Italy's Mortuary Drape and Inquisition will then tour their way to Rites of Darkness 3 in San Antonio, Texas where they'll join the newly added Disma, but NOT Urfaust:
URFAUST vs RITES OF DARKNESS IIIThree day passes for Rites of Darkness 3 are on sale. Pictures from Urfaust's recent Brooklyn show HERE.URFAUST is very sad to announce that we have to cancel our Intoxication Ritual at Rites of Darkness III in Texas, USA.
Our last Alcoholic Rites on US soil where splenditory, so this is just fucked up...
Nothing more to say about this, we hope to return to the USA and Rites of Darkness in 2012!
All hail the madness!
Ix & Vrdrbr on behalf of Urfaust
All known Inquisition dates, the full Rites of Darkness lineup, and some video is below.
by BBG
Hooded Menace
While Tragedy was tearing down Europa with Citizens Arrest, Hooded Menace played a rare show Tuesday at Union Pool (5/31) as part of a short stint of dates that included Maryland Deathfest (pictures from their appearance) and tonight's show at Red 7 for Chaos in Tejas with Undergang, Acephalix, Bone Sickness, and Mammoth Grinder. Tuesday was Hooded Menace's first NYC date and one of four total (they played Philly the day before). Ilsa and Anhedonist, and Negative Plane also played the Brooklyn gig. Pictures from the show are in this post.
Ilsa's new LP (which we interviewed them about) was brought to life at the venue and sounded fantastic, but it was Anhedonist that truly knocked my socks off that night, as the Seattle band played all new material from a forthcoming LP. Negative Plane's reverb-drenched black metal was piercingly loud and blasting, and was quickly followed up with a conversely low-end Hooded Menace. Hooded Menace's doomy riffs sounded great on the Union Pool system; I can't wait to catch them again tonight.
More pictures from Union Pool and some video courtesy of UN:ART:IG, below...
Continue reading "Hooded Menace, Ilsa, Anhedonist & Negative Plane played Union Pool (pics & video)"
by BBG
Earlier this year on the strength of some myspace tunes and the fantastic album art, I picked up the debut LP from DC band Ilsa. Their logo font indicated a nod toward classic explotation film, and the music was right up my alley: raw, crusty, steamroller doom and roll. Taking cues from greats like early Celtic Frost/Hellhammer and Winter, Ilsa's "Tutti Il Colori Del Buio" is highly impressive and as a result the limited edition vinyl LP (250 copies) was all snatched up quickly.
The album is out now on CD though, via Dark Descent, and you can stream the opening burner "Blood Rituals" below. The band will be hitting the road for a string of dates with Hooded Menace and Anhedonist which will include Union Pool on May 31st with Negative Plane (tickets).
We sat down with Joshy, the drummer of Ilsa, to discuss the new album, the DC/Baltimore scene, and the origin of their obsession with film.
Continue reading "an interview w/ Ilsa ----- new CD is out now, listen to a song"
by BBG
DOWNLOAD: Negative Plane - "Angels Of Veiled Bone"
Hooded Menace
BrooklynVegan & 1000 Knives are proud to present a four-band bill of darkness, headlined by the NYC debut of Finnish death/doom dealers Hooded Menace! The show, which will take place on 5/31 at Union Pool, will see the Roadburn-bound band team up with Negative Plane (!), Anhedonist, and Ilsa as part of a string of dates in between appearances at MDF and Chaos in Tejas 2011.
Hooded Menace released Never Cross the Dead in 2010, and are preparing to release a split 7" with the mighty Asphyx via Doomentia Records. The band is also heading to the studio in February to record two new tracks, though no word on where those will land. Full tour schedule is below.
Negative Plane needs no introduction, as the Brooklyn band's Et In Saecula Saeculorum was a fave among the blackened set. The band recently released the CD version of their new LP Stained Glass Revelations via The Ajna Offensive which features "Angels of Veiled Bone", downloadable for the first time here (it premiered at Invisible Oranges) and streaming below.
For the unfamiliar, Ilsa was named a band to watch by Darkthrone madman Fenriz. The band released their seriously ripping new LP of death/doom odes, Tutti Il Colori Del Buio, via Contagion Releasing. Order a copy, it's pretty great.
Anhedonist's The Drear demo was so well received, that Parasitic will be pressing the (surprisingly melodic!) death-doom release on vinyl for a late Feb/early Mar release.
All tour dates, the song stream and some video is below.


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While Backroads strives to find routes that are quiet and off the beaten track, that's not always possible in New Mexico and some options on this trip follow more heavily trafficked roads. Of course, you're always welcome to jump in the shuttle to avoid the busier stretches.Day 1 Explore Abiquiu and El Rito along the edge of the awe-inspiring Colorado Plateau Welcome to Georgia O'Keeffe country, where the subjects of some of the artist's most iconic paintings come to life Enjoy a picnic lunch of traditional local specialties Bike past white cliffs and sagebrush as you descend into the Chama and Ojo River Valleys.
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Day 4 Pedal through the mesas and copper-colored hills of the High Road desert to the tiny village of Chimayó, established in 1680 Spice-lovers won't want to miss a tasting of Chimayó's renowned heirloom chile peppers! On your way to Santa Fe, visit the revered El Santuario church, where the soil is believed to have miraculous healing powers.
Days 5-6 Artsy Santa Fe, where galleries and gourmet cuisine await your exploration Pedal through historic Spanish and Indian ruins, oases of hot springs and waterfalls Our ride through the Jemez Mountains ends in Bandelier National Monument Top it off with a leisurely spin in the old neighborhoods past cafés, galleries and boutiques—feel free to stop in!
Trip Highlights
- Bike iconic routes like the Enchanted Circle
- Artsy Santa Fe and authentic Taos
- Ride along the edge of the stunning Colorado Plateau
- Soak in ancient hot springs thought to be sacred
- A cultural weave of Spanish, Mexican, Anglo and indigenous traditions
Premiere Inns
Ojo Caliente Mineral Springs Resort & Spa (1 night): Blending seamlessly into the cliffs, this remote desert oasis features ancient mineral springs believed to be sacred by American Indians. (pool, spa)
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Routes For All Abilities
Every Backroads trip is designed to appeal to a wide variety of
interests and fitness levels. We know your pace may vary from one
day to the next-and your traveling companion's may differ somewhat
from yours. So we present a range of mileage options, and each
day you decide exactly what and how much you want to do.
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Level 1 | Level 2 | Level 3 | Level 4 | Level 5 | ||||||
miles | feet gain | miles | feet gain | miles | feet gain | miles | feet gain | miles | feet gain | |
1 | 21* | 1600 | 36 | 2000 | ||||||
2 | 34* | 1700 | 43 | 1800 | 53 | 2000 | ||||
3 | 28 | 1200 | 42* | 3100 | 91 | 5100 | ||||
4 | 33* | 1300 | 51* | 3100 | 62 | 3400 | ||||
5 | 16* | 1500 | 29* | 2600 | 54 | 4000 | ||||
6 | 25 | 1300 | ||||||||
* Includes a shuttle
2015 Dates & Pricing*
- 5/24-29 Price: $3298 pp dbl. occ., (+ $550 for sgl. occ.)
- 6/21-26 Price: $3198 pp dbl. occ., (+ $550 for sgl. occ.)
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- 9/27-10/2 Price: $3198 pp dbl. occ., (+ $550 for sgl. occ.)
- 10/4-9 Price: $3198 pp dbl. occ., (+ $550 for sgl. occ.)
Plus 5.125% New Mexico state sales tax.
*Prices may change. Once you book your trip, your price is guaranteed.
Private Trips Options & Pricing
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You can pick from a large selection of dates for your group of 8 or more. Call us for date availability.
If your party has fewer than 8 guests, or if your preferred date is not available, we'll create a departure just for you.
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4 - 5 guests from $3,998 pp dbl. occ. | 10 - 11 guests from $3,298 pp dbl. occ. |
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Guest Trip Reviews
I have only been on two Backroads trips so far, but you distinguish yourself with the quality of your trip leaders. They far exceed your competition. The other benefit for us is that my husband is a stronger cyclist so the van support allows us to go on more challenging trips and both enjoy our vacation.- Encinitas, CA
This was without a doubt the most beautiful region I've ever ridden in. It was also the most challenging, but worth every mile.- Columbus, OH
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A cool episode. I would have liked it better if Ash had gotten Gastly or Gengar. But, since Haunter might be Kadabra's counterpart. It makes sense.
A cool episode. I would have liked it better if Ash had gotten Gastly or Gengar. But, since Haunter might be Kadabra's counterpart. It makes sense.
(No, I don't really believe this episode was named after nor made a reference to the Twilight Zone ride in the Disney theme parks. I could be wrong, though, since one was operating before Pokémon was even released to the public, but I didn't know there's a Disney's Hollywood Studios theme park, so... must be a pretty obscure reference?)
Right after watching this episode when it first came on, I have no idea why it is I didn't fall in love with Ghost Pokémon. It would take about another generation or two before I would give the Ghost-type a try, but for whatever reason, I couldn't bring myself to liking them. It's weird because the Gastly, Haunter, and Gengar are fun characters who just want to have fun. They're pranksters by heart, and when you compare them to the games, they're much more benevolent in the anime than they may be in the games or even the manga. Outside of Giratina and Spiritomb, I don't think there was ever a Ghost Pokémon in the anime that was really mean-spirited.*rimshot*Sure, there was that Gastly a few episodes back, but he doesn't harm people and just exploits them for cash (and can talk for whatever reason).
It has been a long, long time since I last saw this episode, and I had nearly forgotten how much of a joy this episode is. It's just one big running gag after another with a sprinkle or two of creepiness, and most of the gags are a bit of slapstick humor. Team Rocket seems to get the blunt of the stick, though, as they're beaten up quite a bit, but given their silly nature, it works (since they haven't been threatening for a while). But Ash, Misty, and Brock, and even Pikachu and Charmander aren't exempt from it, either. It starts when they get lost in the fog and only Ash and Misty hold hands to keep from being separated, and Brockonly a few feet awaycan't find them. Then he grabs Pikachu's tail, and it gets funnier from there. I feel the voice-acting shows in the part where Ash plays the prank and Misty and Brock yell at him. Actually, the voice-acting in general shows from Ash to Meowth. This is episode 23, and yet they sound their best here thus far, especially Nathan Price's performance. He doesn't sound quite as awkward as he did, which I remember started hearing great right about Tentacool and Tentacruel, personally.
I find it odd Dexter doesn't have information on Haunter and Gengar, but I guess it makes some sense. I'm sure that Oak and other professors have encountered Ghost Pokémon before, it's just that their slippery and elusive nature makes it difficult to really research. Eventually in Johto there will be data mentioned on Ghost Pokémon in the future while Gengar does get information in Hoenn, but for now, they're still a mystery, which is part of their charm. And that charm is the pranking they play on humans and Pokémon alike. Because they can make themselves invisible/vanish/teleport/what-have-you by will, they can drive people crazy. Not fun for the victims, but it's a twisted sense of fun for the Ghost-type. They probably don't try to kill their victims intentionally, but it's hard to say since death is rarely ever touched upon in Pokémonat least with the dub.
Speaking of death, could we count Ash and Pikachu as the first characters to die in Pokémon? Having a chandelier fall on you is not pleasant, and though they weren't impaled by it, they may have been knocked unconscious, or even died from the impact. Either way, we see them as ghosts for a few minutes, and as a brick joke to Ash's pranking in the beginning, he pulls one on Misty and Brock in a scene that some Pokéshippers like to use as evidence. I personally don't, but it's sweet how Misty really shows how much she cares about Ash judging from how worried she was. They really have come a long way since the first episode.
The pacing in this episode is really good, never slipping up in execution and length. It basically is used to show us how tricky Ghost Pokémon are, and is done to great effectthough the human characters become a part of it as well, mostly with Team Rocket. I think this is the first episode thus far, or at least for a while, where I had the most fun. I didn't laugh hard or loud, but I was grinning the entire time up to the very end. The writing does indeed feel like 4KIDS, and while I don't recall any puns they may have done, because of the slapstick humor, they were able to have it naturally flow onscreen and have the dialogue lead it through. Like I said before, one of 4KIDS' strengths are the jokes and puns they write for the characters. They tend to be groan-worthy in a lot of their shows, but in Pokémon, it fits like a glove. They're showing just how much fun they're having with the episodes as do the characters in the episodes. Is it any wonder many of us prefer the 4KIDS dub?
Sadly (unless you're into that sort of thing), we have to get back to the creepiness. But perhaps they managed to sneak in some humor to help balance everything out since we have Haunter with us. Maybe. I remember Haunter being a pain in the butt as a kid...
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1. funny episode xD especcialy the ghosts
2. misty & ash .. pokeshipping
3. funny TR xD
4.aSh dead .. cool
5. when ash grabbed misty and lifted her up was funny xD
I had an 'N's room' flashback when i saw that playroom in this episode.
Why did they Charmander to use his fire to light a candle when they could have just used his tail as light like in Here Comes the Squirtle Squad?
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I'm still sad that Lavender Town as a whole got shafted here; I wish we had seen more of the town and not just the Pokemon Tower. I also felt bad for Gastly and Gengar as well; they just stayed behind while Haunter got to leave and eventually find a trainer. Anyway nitpicking aside, this was a perfect episode to watch on Halloween.


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- Brandy & Mr. Whiskers Episode Guide
- Cartoon Characters: Brandy, Mr. Whiskers, Lola Boa, Vic, Cheryl, Meryl.
- Vocal Talent: Kaley Cuoco (Brandy), Charlie Adler (Mr. Whiskers), Alanna Ubach (Lola Boa), Thomas Lennon (Vic), Sherri Shepherd (Cheryl, Meryl).
- Directed By Timothy Björklund.
- Produced By Russell Marcus, Timothy Björklund, Bill Motz, Bob Roth (Executive Producers).
- Written By Mark Palmer.
- Edited By Philip Malamuth.
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- Storyboard: Fred Gonzales.
- Theme Song Performed By: Lou Bega.
- Post-Production Supervisor: Ken Poteat.
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COLUMBIA — When a group of men were planning to rob someone the night Nathaniel Bentley was murdered, they never discussed killing anyone, one of the men testified in court on Thursday morning.
Quillan Jacobs, 18, testified he chose to rob Bentley because he knew "from past experience" that Bentley had marijuana.
Jacobs testified that after the robbery, he and Damon A. Williams, who is accused of fatally shooting Bentley, went back to a room at the Motel 6 on I-70 Drive Southeast, where they had planned the robbery. Jacobs told the court Williams said, "dude jumped out and he got shot," referring to Bentley, while the two were in the motel room.
Bentley was killed in a 2008 home invasion at a duplex he shared with roommates at 3610 Pimlico Drive.
As he did with Michael Jaco on Wednesday, Boone County Assistant Prosecutor Richard Hicks walked Jacobs through the events before, during and after the robbery. Defense attorney Christopher Slusher focused on the deal Jacobs received from the prosecution in exchange for his testimony, as he did with Jaco.
After he pleaded guilty in March to second-degree robbery, Jacobs received a seven-year sentence. When Slusher asked how much of that sentence Jacobs thinks he will serve, Jacobs replied, "It doesn't matter. I'll get out when I'm 24."
Three other men were charged in the robbery:
- Jaco, 18, pleaded guilty to first-degree robbery. He has not been sentenced.
- Malcolm Washington, 27, pleaded guilty to first-degree robbery and second-degree murder and was sentenced in October to 20 years in prison.
- Denzell Smith, 19, pleaded guilty to second-degree robbery. He has yet to be sentenced.
In other testimony Thursday, Columbia Police Detective John Short testified that Jaco lied to him during their first interview, on June 11, 2008. Slusher asked Short if he was aware that defendants have access to police reports once they are charged, seeming to imply that Jaco's change of story was inspired by his knowledge of what the other suspects were saying and what evidence police had.
Short agreed and said he didn't think Jaco was fully truthful with him until March when Jaco was about to agree to a plea.
"He would have known all the things you know that are in the Columbia Police Department reports?" Slusher said.
"Yes, I guess he would," Short said.
The trial continued Thursday afternoon, during which Hicks was expected to call more witnesses and wrap up the prosecution's case.


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Elizabeth Johnson guilty of imprisonment in 'Baby Gabriel' case
PHOENIX - Elizabeth Johnson, whose infant son vanished nearly three years ago, avoided what could have been a lengthy prison term of more than 20 years after a jury failed to reach a verdict on the most serious charge against her, kidnapping, instead convicting her of a lesser count of unlawful imprisonment Thursday.
The verdict means the Tempe woman now faces a sentencing range of two to nine years, despite being suspected in the Christmastime 2009 disappearance of her then-8-month-old son, Gabriel.
The child has never been found.
Johnson's attorney Marc Victor said he would try to seek probation for his 26-year-old client, noting she already has spent nearly three years in jail.
"That took the wind substantially out of the case," Victor said of the lesser conviction. "There is no other way to say it other than it is a huge victory for Elizabeth Johnson."
The Maricopa County jury deliberated for about a day and a half, and also found Johnson guilty of custodial interference and conspiracy to commit custodial inference.
Victor had made it clear he was completely focused on the kidnapping charge, essentially forfeiting the custodial charges.
"That was our plan from day one," said Victor outside the courthouse referring to the kidnapping charge. "It was our focus."
Gabriel was last seen with his mother on Dec. 26, 2009, at a hotel in San Antonio, Texas.
Authorities said Johnson told Gabriel's father that she killed the boy and dumped him in a trash bin there. But authorities said she later recanted and told police she gave the baby to a couple at a San Antonio park. She never provided the couple's names.
Gabriel would have turned three this past April, but authorities don't know if he's still alive, and few clues have emerged.
In 2010, San Antonio police scoured a landfill that contained trash from the hotel where Gabriel was last seen. The search turned up no body or other evidence.
Johnson initially was found mentally unfit to stand trial but later was cleared to proceed. She had faced up to 27 years in prison if convicted on the kidnapping and other charges.
Johnson remains in jail on a $1 million dollar cash bond, but Victor said that was quickly changed in light of the conviction on the lesser charge which he believes could result in time served and Johnson's release.
"I think she should get out, I am frankly a little disappointed that the judge did not change the release conditions today," said Victor from the courthouse steps. "As the case sits now, she is probation eligible on all three charges, I don't know if it will end up that way but that's where it is right now."
In closing arguments, prosecutor Angela Andrews said Johnson used Gabriel as a pawn in her disputes with the boy's father, Logan McQueary. The prosecutor alleged Johnson ran off to Texas with the child as a way to retaliate against McQueary for ending their tumultuous relationship.
McQueary isn't suspected in the child's disappearance and wasn't in court Thursday.
Victor presented no defense witnesses at trial. He predicted the jury would convict Johnson on the custodial interference charge because she violated a judge's custody order. But he argued prosecutors otherwise failed to prove his client's guilt.
Victor described Johnson as an unsophisticated single mother who was under a lot of stress, was in a volatile relationship with the boy's father, and was being manipulated by a woman who wanted to adopt Gabriel.
Investigators said Johnson brought the child from Tempe to Texas, stayed for a week and then took a bus to Florida without him. She was arrested in Florida on Dec. 30, 2009.
Johnson had been fighting with McQueary about whether to give up Gabriel for adoption. She signed over temporary guardianship of the boy to a Scottsdale couple for about 10 days before she picked him up and left Arizona.
The would-be adoptive mother from Scottsdale, Tammi Peters Smith, was accused of lying on a court document about the child's possible paternity in an effort to keep Gabriel from his father. Smith was convicted of forgery and conspiracy to commit custodial interference.
As the verdicts were delivered Thursday, Johnson shifted in her chair but showed no emotion. She wore a dark blazer over a peach-colored shirt with white stripes, and her long, brown hair was in a ponytail.
Gabriel's paternal grandfather, Frank McQueary, said afterward he was pleased that Johnson got three convictions. But he said the lighter punishment she'll face rankles him.
"Elizabeth is one of those not-so-nice people who, quite frankly, shouldn't be walking around with everyone else," he said.
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Inspired by his extensive travel and career in wildlife photography, outdoor photographer Andy Biggs has launched Gura Gear. Gura Gear will offer on-the-go photographers a lightweight and comfortable yet highly functional alternative to bulky photo gear currently available to photographers.
The Kiboko bag 30L is the first design from the Gura Gear line. Weighing in at only four pounds, the Kiboko is the lightest bag in its class. This bag allows all photo gear to be safely stored and comfortably carried but also quickly accessed. The Kiboko bag is deep enough to accommodate a pro level SLR camera body, as well as medium format cameras. The bag will also hold up to a 500mm and 600mm lens simultaneously. The Kiboko bag is made from high-tech Dimension Polyant VX-21, a unique and durable water-shedding material made from the same process that is used on some of the fastest lightweight sailboats in the world. The outer materials are abrasion and tear resistant and the interior is well padded, ensuring that the bag and your equipment will hold up regardless of the terrain you're photographing.
The Kiboko bag can be carried either as a backpack with a retractable harness system or as a shoulder bag using ergonomically placed handles. The Kiboko also features a convenient butterfly flap access system, allowing the photographer to easily get to multiple bodies, lenses and all their photo accessories. The bag's interior is also fully customizable to suit the photographers' individual needs. The Kiboko's harness system fully retracts for loading into airplanes and can be used as a carry on for both domestic and international flights. Every detail of the Kiboko bag has been specifically designed, down to the zippers that can be handled even while wearing winter gloves.
I've been beta testing this bag and I can vouch for it. It will fit on any major airline in the overhead bag compartment and likewise, even on regional jets. It's a better choice than the bag Moose Peterson designed, but it does something similar.
Andy is a regular traveler to Africa and this bag meets the needs of someone with that demanding need.
My only gripe is that it doesn't hold my Sigma 300-800 :)
Will I be giving up my trusty ThinkTank Photo Airport Addicted Rolling Backpack for this? No way. But I do have an absolute need for just such a bag as the Kiboko as a supplement to my ThinkTank bag. The Kiboko can go places the ThinkTank bag cannot. Accordingly, I look forward to using it on a regular basis. I'll give a more detailed, long-term report on the bag after I've had it for a while.
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Please send comments about this plan to the email@example.com
This document lays out the feature and
The first part of this plan deals with the important matters of release deliverables, release milestones, target operating environments, and release-to-release compatibility. These are all things that need to be clear for any release, even if no features were to change.
The remainder of the plan consists of plan items for the four projects under
the TPTP Top-Level Project. Each plan item covers a feature or
Not all plan items represent the same amount of work; some may be quite large, others, quite small. Some plan items may involve work that is localized to a single component; others may involve coordinated changes to several components; other may pervade the entire project.
With the previous release as the starting point, this is the plan for how we
will enhance and improve it. Fixing bugs, improving test coverage,
documentation, examples, performance tuning, usability, etc. are considered
routine ongoing maintenance activities and are not included in this plan unless
they would also involve a significant change to the
The following release deliverables are provided:
It is important to notice that this list of platforms has been significantly reduced from previous releases. Based on consumer feedback, several platforms have been stabilized at the TPTP 4.3 level, and will remain there with no enhancement plans until there is a larger community demand backed by committer resources.
The TPTP 4.5 release is targeted for general availability on
Release Milestones |
Milestone |
Start Date |
Date |
Description |
Iteration 3 |
Fixing + Unit Tests and Test Automation for |
4 |
15-Nov-07 |
4-Jan-08 |
Development + additional defect fixing |
5 |
Mon, 7-Jan-08 |
15-Feb-08 |
Development + additional defect fixing |
6 |
18-Feb-08 |
04-Apr-08 |
defect fixing + |
7 |
07-Apr-08 |
02-May-08 |
and blocking defects |
8 |
05-May-08 |
06-June-08 |
Marching to 4.5 GA |
For a detailed development schedule of TPTP 4.5 release, click here.
In order to remain current, each TPTP release targets reasonably current versions of the underlying operating environments.
Most of the TPTP SDK is "pure" Java™ code and has no direct dependence on the underlying operating system. The chief dependence is therefore on the Java 2 Platform itself. The TPTP 4.5 release is written and compiled against version 1.4 of the Java 2 Platform APIs, and targeted to run on version 1.4 or newer of the Java 2 Runtime Environment, Standard Edition.
There are many different implementations of the Java 2 Platform running atop a variety of operating systems. We focus TPTP testing on a handful of popular combinations of operating system and Java 2 Platform; these are our reference platforms. TPTP undoubtedly runs fine in many operating environments beyond the reference platforms we test. However, since we do not systematically test them we cannot vouch for them. Problems encountered when running TPTP on non-reference platforms that cannot be recreated on any reference platform will be given lower priority than problems with running TPTP on a reference platform.
TPTP SDK 4.5 is tested and validated on the following target reference platforms (this list may be updated over the course of the release cycle):
Processor Architecture |
Linux Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) WS v4.0 |
Intel x86 (32-bit) |
Linux SuSE Enterprise Server (SLES) v9 |
Intel x86 (32-bit) |
Linux SuSE Enterprise Server (SLES)
v10 with 2.6.5-7.97 |
Intel x86 (32-bit) |
Windows |
Intel x86 (32-bit) |
Windows XP with SP2 |
Intel x86 (32-bit) |
TPTP Agent Controller 4.5 is tested and validated on the following target reference platforms (this list may be updated over the course of the release cycle):
Processor Architecture |
Linux Fedora v6 |
EM64T (64-bit) |
Linux Red Hat Advanced Server v2.1 |
Intel x86 (32-bit) |
Linux Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) AS v2.1 with 2.4.9-e.57 |
Intel x86 (32-bit) |
Linux Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) AS v3.0 with Update 4 |
IPF (64-bit) |
Linux Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) AS v3.0 with Update 4 |
EM64T (64-bit) |
Linux Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) AS v4.0 with Update 4 |
IPF (64-bit) |
Linux Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) WS v4.0 |
IPF (64-bit) |
Linux SuSE Enterprise Server (SLES) v9
with 2.6.5-7.97 |
Intel x86 (32-bit) |
Windows 2003 Server |
EM64T (64-bit) |
Windows 2003 Server |
IPF (64-bit) |
Windows 2003 Server |
EM64T (64-bit) |
Windows |
Intel x86 (32-bit) |
Windows XP with SP2 |
Intel x86 (32-bit) |
Although untested, TPTP should work fine on other OSes that support the same operating system kernel and version. For more detailed information on the target operating environments for TPTP 4.5 release, click here.
TPTP is designed as the basis for internationalized products. The user interface elements provided by the TPTP SDK components, including dialogs and error messages, are externalized. The English strings are provided as the default resource bundles.
Latin-1 locales are supported by the TPTP SDK on all of the above operating
environments; DBCS locales are supported by the TPTP SDK on the Windows,
The TPTP SDK supports GB 18030, the new Chinese code page standard, on Windows XP and Linux.
TPTP supports ICU4J starting in 4.2 release. This will significantly increase the number of supportable locales. Products needing to localize to newer locales are enabled. German, Traditional Chinese, and Arabic are tested.
Note that although TPTP support all these languages, only the English versions of the strings are provided.
TPTP 4.5 will be compatible with TPTP 4.4. The following specifies details of the various aspects of release compatibility.
Binary (plug-in) Compatibility:
TPTP SDK 4.5 will be upwards binary-compatible with TPTP SDK 4.4. Downward
plug-in compatibility is not supported. Plug-ins for TPTP SDK 4.5 will not be
usable in TPTP SDK 4.4. Refer to Evolving
Java-based APIs for a discussion of the kinds of
· Source Compatibility: TPTP SDK 4.5 will be upwards source-compatible with TPTP SDK 4.4. This means that source files written to use TPTP SDK 4.4 APIs might successfully compile and run against TPTP SDK 4.5 APIs, although this is not guaranteed. Downward source compatibility is not supported. If source files use new TPTP SDK APIs, they will not be usable with an earlier version of the TPTP SDK.
· Workspace Compatibility: TPTP SDK 4.5 will be upwards workspace-compatible with TPTP SDK 4.4 unless noted. This means that workspaces and projects created with TPTP SDK 4.4 can be successfully opened by TPTP SDK 4.5 and upgraded to a 4.5 workspace. This includes both hidden metadata, which is localized to a particular workspace, as well as metadata files found within a workspace project (e.g., the .project file), which may propagate between workspaces via file copying or team repositories. Downward workspace compatibility is not supported. A workspace created (or opened) by a product based on TPTP 4.4 will be unusable with a product based an earlier version of TPTP. Visible metadata files created (or overwritten) by TPTP 4.5 will generally be unusable with earlier versions of TPTP.
The TPTP
· Scaling Up - - TPTP continues to enhance the support of large data volumes and processing rates in areas such as data collection, user interface and in the persistence of trace, log and statistical models and execution histories. In 4.5 the test execution logs are the focus.
· Design for Extensibility: Be a Better Platform - There will be a wide range of activities within TPTP to externalize APIs and define extension points, making the infrastructure more flexible and more generic in application. A good example of this is integration of TPTP with WTP and BIRT for web application testing, profiling and generation of customized reports of results. In the 4.5 release all dependencies on "negotiated" api were removed unless the needed api was promoted to public status.
· Embedded Development - TPTP target execution environment and remote data collection framework provide capabilities that are adapted for high-end embedded systems. TPTP will seek contributions to add support for embedded systems. We are promoting use of TPTP native logging capabilities on a number of embedded target systems.
· Rich Client Platform - TPTP will use RCP for building manual test client, log analyzer and other GUI-based clients in target environments. TPTP is looking for contributions to add RCP support to the UI testing tools.
· Simple to Use - The existing TPTP tools were conceived as samples, rather than as exemplary, they are deficient in many areas of usability and in some cases lacking in function. The plan is that within the domains which they target they will provide a high-quality user experience out of the box. We will focus on ease of use through enhanced user documentation, tutorials, white papers, demonstrations, and a wide range of enhancements to the user interface to streamline basic processes and clarify concepts and terminology. We are focused on improving as much as possible in Release 4.5, and expect need for continuing this focus beyond 4.5. Specifically in 4.5 the Java profiler infrastructure has been completely replaced along with an upgrade to the JVM TI interface.
· Enable Consistent Multi-language Support - In TPTP a significant effort will be applied in extending coverage of the trace models to represent C/C++ programs and to handle protocol activity (specifically HTTP) consistently with program activity. There will also be C/C++ APIs provided to the data collection and control layers.
· Appealing to the Broader Community - A range of initiatives will be taken to broaden the community of potential and actual users of TPTP. Technically this will include additional integration of open source test tool technologies based on JUnit, and the various hooks to JUnit in the JDT, more data collection agents – particularly focusing on open source technologies, and additional operating system and hardware platforms from which data can be collected. There will be additional marketing and an extensive outreach program to the Eclipse community for additional contribution and adoption.
The TPTP top-level project is comprised of four projects, managed in a coordinated fashion, across which the plans items are allocated. TPTP projects include:
· TPTP Platform Project - Provides common infrastructure in the areas of user interface, EMF based data models, data collection and communications control, as well as remote execution environments. Additionally, the Platform provides extension points for leveraging or extending these capabilities in solution specific tooling or runtimes. This includes Eclipse workbench plug-ins as well as runtime plug-ins on a target and optionally remote system.
· Testing Tools Project - Provides specializations of the TPTP Platform for testing (e.g. test editors, trace/test conversion support), and exemplary extensible tools for specific testing environments. Initially this includes three test environments: JUnit, manual, and URL testing. These specializations provide optimized editing and reporting experiences for these use cases. In the cases where a unique runtime or an implementation of a testability interface is required, it is also developed in the project. For example, the manual test execution environment provides a remotely managed user interface specifically for collecting manual test progress. This manual user interface is unique from the common execution environment for JUnit and URL testing.
· Tracing & Profiling Tools Project - Extends the TPTP Platform with specific data collection for Java and distributed applications that populate the common trace model, additional language and protocol support is anticipated. There are also viewers and analysis services that draw data from the common trace model. Capabilities are provided to collect and analyze heap and stack information as well as generic toolkits for instrumenting running applications.
· Monitoring Tools Project - Extends the TPTP Platform for collecting, analyzing, aggregating, and visualizing data that can be captured in the log and statistical models. The typical examples are the collection of system or application resources such as CPU or memory utilization and support for the viewing, aggregation, and analysis of that data. Logs can also be transformed into a common format and model allowing for symptom and pattern analysis. The correlation of the data in these models is of particular interest when it is associated with other model instances of statistical or log data as well as traces and tests.
Plan items targeted for this release represent the addition of new features
or areas where existing features will be significantly reworked or
enhanced. Plan items are allocated to themes and projects indicated
TPTP Platform
Project Plan Items |
Status |
Description |
In Plan |
Automate more of the existing
manual test suites. (147907) |
In Plan |
The example (exemplary) components
within TPTP should be a separate download. (157493) |
In Plan |
IPv6 Support. (165409) |
In Plan |
TPTP report generation. (174643) |
In Plan |
OpenSSL SSL provider. (206875) |
In Plan |
Eliminate JVM activation on AC
startup. (196435) |
In Plan |
Ability to add property
information to items in the method statistics view. (80440) |
In Plan |
Improve interaction between
upstream and downstream builds. (200351) |
In Plan |
Add option for downloading the
TPTP Profiler Development SDK to the TPTP 4.5 download page (210191) |
In Plan |
HTTP Import: log on dialog not
show up for some URLs. (206260) |
In Plan |
JVMTI standalone profiling data
collection. (196744) |
In Plan |
Order of filter items execution
should be more obvious. (200499) |
In Plan |
Improve usability of predefined
filters at profiling. (200264) |
In Plan |
Add support for
"application" mode in the Java 1.5+ (JVMTI) Profiler. (200251) |
In Plan |
Binary Data Transfer Format for
Profiling (Scalability). (196713) |
In Plan |
Support Java 6 Class File Format
Changes. (148629) |
In Plan |
Add contention analyses features
to TPTP Profiler. (200320) |
In Plan |
Add a Getting Started/Readme file to the JVMTI Profiler SDK download (218464) |
Testing Tools Project Plan Items |
Status |
Description |
In Plan |
Parallel test execution for
launching multiple tests concurrently. (162605) |
In Plan |
Reference maintenance when moving,
copying, deleting, renaming, and importing/exporting test assets. (166025) |
In Plan |
Encrypted datapool variables for testing
with confidential data. (202695) |
In Plan |
Control the recorders that appear
in the Generic Recorder Wizard. (208110) |
Tracing And Profiling Tools Project Plan Items |
Status |
Description |
In Plan |
Add per thread execution time,
cycles and instructions. (166692) |
In Plan |
BtM annotations. (194954) |
In Plan |
Provide a full C# implementation
of |
In Plan |
BtM for . |
Monitoring Tools Project Plan Items |
Status |
Description |
In Plan |
Refactor TPTP features to create an independent
installation for the log analysis components. (207240) |
In Plan |
Create TPTP LTA related (Eclipse)
features. (200138) |
In Plan |
Create TPTP LTA extension points
to enhance the UI/operational refacing capability.
(200139) |
In addition to the targeted features for this release, we plan to reduce the defect backlog. Defects are prioritized based on severity, age, and resource availability. We encourage users to report defects and we will do our best to fix them in priority order. The goal is clear backlog of major/critical/blocker defects and make reasonable progress on fixing as many as possible.
See TPTP 4.5 Defects for a listing of already fixed defects, current defect targets and backlog.
Select "4.5 [Completed | nil| I1 | I2 | I3] bugs" tabs.


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