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Emmys: Showtime Caps Big Night with 'Homeland's Best Drama Win9/23/2012 7:00 PM Eastern
The 64th Annual Primetime Emmys was an event for Showtime executives to remember as Homeland was honored as the top drama, ending Mad Men's run at a five-peat and TV history in the process.
In notching the premium programmer's inaugural series win, the Emmy for the terrorist series dethroned AMC's series after four consecutive triumphs, detonating Matt Weiner's retro advertising show's attempt to move past Hill Street Blues (1981-84) and The West Wing (2000-03), both of which also claimed a quartet of best drama wins in row. LA Law also recorded four drama Emmys, but not in succession.
Showtime's series, which also garnered statues for writing for its pilot and lead actor and lead actress trophies for Damian Lewis and Claire Danes as adversaries Nicholas Brody and Carrie Mathison, not only topped Mad Men, but fellow AMC series, crystal-meth saga Breaking Bad; the HBO pair of prohibition-era skein Boardwalk Empire and fantasy epic Game of Thrones; and PBS's classic Downton Abbey.
Homeland, which returns for its sophomore-season debut on Sept. 30 at 10 p.m., thus completes a freshman campaign that also saw it place a Golden Globe, Peabody, Television Critics Association, AFI and Critics' Choice Awards on the mantle.
ABC's Modern Family kept its own streak alive, concluding the event in Los Angeles by nabbing its third-straight win as outstanding comedy. The show also scored for Eric Stonestreet, who won his second outstanding supporting actor for his role as Cam Tucker, while Julie Bowen repeated as the Dunphy family matriarch.
HBO poliical telefilm Game Change received the most votes in miniseries/movie category, counting four awards, for outstanding miniseries, writing, directing and star Julianne Moore, who was saluted for her portrayal of vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin during the 2008 election.
Game Change's statue haul came at the expense of the most-watched entertainment program in cable history, History's miniseries Hatfields & McCoys. The work, though, did no go unrecognized --Tom Berenger took the supporting actor nod for the clashing clan story, while costar Kevin Costner was lauded as lead actor in a miniseries or TV movie.
Comedy veteran Julia Louis-Dreyfus won for lead actress in a comedy series for her role as a female vice president on HBO's Veep, which added a sixth Emmy, the most for any network on the Sept. 23 telecast, as Tim Van Patten won outstanding director for Boardwalk Empire's "To The Lost" episode.
For its part, FX also picked up a funny statue as Louis C.K., who was nominated for a record seven Emmys this year, for outstanding writing in the comedy series, Louie. The comic added a second for variety special for his stand-up show Louis C.K.: Live at the Beacon Theater.
Two and a Half Men's Jon Cryer, who previously won in the supporting actor category in 2009, received lead actor laurels this time around, beating out last year's honoree, The Big Bang Theory's Jim Parsons, as well as 30 Rock's Alec Baldwin, House of Lies' Don Cheadle, Louie's Louis C.K. and Curb Your Enthusiasm's Larry David.
Aaron Paul cooked up a second win in three Emmy tries for his portrayal of Walter White's meth-making sidekick Jesse Pinkman in AMC's Breaking Bad.
Downton Abbey's Maggie Smith, who won last year in the miniseries category, repeated for supporting actress in a drama series for her turn as the Dowager Countess.
In another repeat victory, CBS's The Amazing Race took its ninth Emmy for outstanding reality-competition program, over ABC's Dancing With the Stars, Lifetime's Project Runway, Fox's So You Think You Can Dance, Bravo's Top Chef and NBC's The Voice.
But in the first year in category history sans Survivor's Jeff Probst, who was not nominated, Dancing With the Stars' Tom Bergeron had the beat on the outstanding reality host statue, hoofing past So You Think You Can Dance's Cat Deeley, The Amazing Race's Phil Keoghan, American Idol's Ryan Seacrest and Betty White of Betty White's Off Their Rockers.
Comedy Central's The Daily Show with Jon Stewart did all of the nominees one better, receiving its 10th consecutive statue for outstanding variety, music or comedy series, this time ahead of The Colbert Report, Jimmy Kimmel Live, Late Night With Jimmy Fallon, Real Time With Bill Maher, and Saturday Night Live.
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Villainous physicists, Hubble's cat and more
By Tushna Commissariat
This week we heard about a possible new James Bond film villain and its none other than Stephen Hawking. According to this story in the Telegraph, he feels as if his trademark wheelchair and computerized voice would lend themselves perfectly to the part. On the same note, we saw this interesting feature on the Wired website that looks at the history behind Hawking's very recognisable voice. Last month, I was lucky enough to attend an early screening of James Marsh's Hawking biopic The Theory of Everything, which includes a rather touching and funny scene of Hawking testing out his voice for the first time. You can read more about the film in the reviews section of the upcoming January issue of Physics World.
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Blockbuster physics, bowling balls and feathers in a vacuum, and more
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The results of a successful scientific experiment can make scientists very happy. Indeed, in the clip above, taken from the BBC TV series Human Universe, one scientist exclaims "holy mackarel!" when he sees the outcome he was hoping for. In the video, everybody's favourite physicist Brian Cox carries out an experiment similar to Galileo's Leaning Tower of Pisa experiment, where he tested that no matter the mass of objects, they fall at the same rate under gravity. In the video above, Cox drops a bunch of feathers and a bowling ball in the world's biggest vacuum chamber – the Space Simulation Vacuum Chamber at NASA's Space Power Facility in Ohio, US. In the slow-motion video, you can see with exquisite clarity just how accurate Galileo's prediction was, as the feathers and ball land at precisely the same time. We came across this video on the Dot Physics blog on the Wired Science network, written by physicist Rhett Allain, where he has worked out some of the maths and pointed out some of the nuances of the above experiment, so make sure you take a look.
Earth's cousin, alien intelligence, Galileo's game and more
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Early last week, astronomers announced that they had found the first Earth-sized exoplanet that is comfortably within the habitable zone of its parent star, using NASA's Kepler telescope. The new planet, dubbed Kepler-186f, is a close cousin of the Earth as it has a radius that is only 10% larger than that of the Earth, meaning that it could have liquid water on its surface, allowing for the tantalizing possibility of some form of life to exist upon it. At last count, Kepler has now discovered and confirmed 1706 exoplanets.
So it was rather interesting to come across two stories that looked at the implications of life beyond our planetary neighbourhood. Paul Gilster, who writes the Centauri Dreams blog had a rather interesting post on how artists and illustrators need to work with scientists to depict each new exoplanet, to make the images look visually stunning, while still being scientifically accurate. Gilster also talks specifically about the image (see above) that illustrates the newly found Kepler-186f.
Bananaman, fusion boy, an astronaut and more
By James Dacey
The Red Folder is bulging this week with some weird and wonderful physics stories from around the Web. Here is a round-up of some of the best we have stumbled across.
One of the more eye-catching articles this week included the surreal image of Stephen Hawking posing for a picture with a bunch of men all dressed as Bananaman. In case you're not familiar with this brilliant character, Bananaman is a comedy super hero created in the 1980s by British cartoonists who valued the importance of nutrition. When Eric Wimp – an ordinary British schoolboy – eats a banana he turns into our hero, a fully grown man in a blue and yellow suit with special powers to rival both Batman and Superman. Anyway, I digress. According to the Telegraph, the 10 besuited chaps in question were on a stag do in Cambridge. They were lost (perhaps a few too many banana liqueurs?) when they turned a corner and spotted the world-famous cosmologist getting out of a car. The result was a group shot with far more a-peel than any of those self-indulgent Oscars selfies that have been doing the rounds this week. Please accept my apologies for that bad pun.
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Seasonal weight changes linked to metabolic syndrome
Seasonal changes in weight increase the risk for metabolic syndrome, a group of scientists from National Public Health Institute, Helsinki, Finland, reports in a study published in the January 23 issue of the online, open-access ...
Mothers trade child quantity for quality
Researchers at the University of Sheffield have shown that mothers are choosing to have fewer children in order to give their children the best start in life, but by doing so are going against millenia of human evolution. ...
DNA sensors found to be an effective artificial nose
Nanotubes Go With the Flow
Carbon nanotubes are attractive candidates for use as the active elements in the next generation of electronic devices. However, it has proven incredibly difficult to align nanotubes within device architectures.
Scientists look at those in evolutionary race who don't make it 'out of the gate'
NSAIDs are effective for short-term relief of low-back pain
Non steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs; such as aspirin and ibuprofen) can help reduce symptoms of low back pain that doesn't involve sciatica, a Cochrane Systematic Review has found.


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Marco Players has announced a strong 2013-14 season for its 30th anniversary, with four regular works and two seasonal shows. The emphasis is on smiles or, in the case of "Fox on the Fairway" and "A Christmas Story," outright belly laughs.
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Can the LaFerrari beat the 918 and P1? When's Top Gear back on telly? We address this year's big issues
Posted: 01 Jan 2014
Can the Merc GT stick it to the Porsche 911?
Merc has ditched its bellowing SLS supercar after just four years, and will soon reveal its 911-rivalling sports car, codenamed 'C190' and likely badged GT. On paper, it's a fruity proposition: the front-engined GT is expected to boast a new 4.0-litre twin-turbo V8 making close to 500bhp and driving the rear wheels.
Which sounds very promising. But, with the GT expected to weigh in around £100k or a little more, competition is fierce: there's the 911 GT3 and Turbo, Audi's R8, the new Jag F-Type Coupe, and BMW's game-changing i8. Get ready for war.


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Actor Cliff Osmond Dies at Age 75
One of Hollywood's most durable character actors, Cliff Osmond, passed away on Dec. 22 at the age of 75 due to pancreatic cancer, Variety has reported.
He was surrounded by family members at the time of his death.
Osmond appeared in almost 150 filmed roles over a 40 year career, and was a respected and notable LA acting coach who has taught more than 20,000 actors during his two-decade teaching career.
His film credits include four Billy Wilder films--The Fortune Cookie, Kiss Me, Stupid, The Front Page and Irma la Douce. Osmond's many TV credits include "All in the Family," "The Twilight Zone," "The Untouchables" and "The Mod Squad."
In addition, his theatre credits include Waiting for Godot, A View from the Bridge, The Visit and Of Mice and Men.
Osmond's family has requested that any donations be made to a charities that provide funding or research towards a cure for pancreatic cancer.
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As if a statue wasn't enough, the Ravens will continue to honor Ray Lewis. The Ravens announced Monday that the future Hall of Fame linebacker will be inducted into the team's Ring of Honor during Week 3 against former longtime teammate Ed Reed and the Texans. Lewis will become the sixth player to be enshrined by the organization, joining Jamal Lewis, Matt Stover, Jonathan Ogden, Peter Boulware and Michael McCrary. Owner Art Modell and eight Baltimore Colts have also received the honor. Lewis' accomplishments need not be mentioned, but he'll have a statue outside the stadium, his name immortalized inside of it, and, soon enough, a bust in the hallowed halls of Canton. Not too bad for a 17-year career.
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|Do you generally support pro-choice or pro-life legislation?
|Other or expanded principles
Birth mother surrogation by fetal insertion from the birth mother to the surrogate mother. Saves the fetus's life and gives the surrogate the live born baby after 9 months. Which brings happiness to the families involved.
Indicate which proposals you support (if any) for balancing the federal budget.
In order to balance the budget,
|do you support reducing defense spending?
|do you support an income tax increase on any tax bracket?
|do you support reducing Medicaid spending?
|do you support reducing Medicare spending?
|Is balancing the budget an administrative priority?
|Other or expanded principles
Balancing the budget involves investment: In newer technology advancements in job creation and manufacture of Newer engines, newer propulsion methods involved in government services. A balancing act on oil.
Indicate what federal spending levels (#1-6) you support for the following general categories. Select one number per category; you can use a number more than once.
|Greatly Increase
|a) Agriculture
|Greatly Decrease
|b) Arts
|Maintain Status
|c) Defense
|Slightly Increase
|d) Education
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|e) Environment
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|h) Medical Research
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|j) Space exploration
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Indicate what federal tax levels (#1-6) you support for the following general categories. Select one number per category; you can use a number more than once.
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|Maintain Status
|b) Corporate taxes
|Maintain Status
|c) Excise taxes (alcohol)
|Maintain Status
|d) Excise taxes (cigarettes)
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|e) Excise taxes (transportation fuel)
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|f) Income taxes (low-income families)
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|g) Income taxes (middle-income families)
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|h) Income taxes (high-income families)
|i) Inheritance taxes
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|j) Payroll taxes
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multi-millionares and billions to pay fair share of taxes and eliminate tax breaks for the rich and wealthy.
|Do you support the regulation of indirect campaign contributions from corporations and unions?
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Republicans have traditionally borrowed money on the campaign trail from foreign powers. And also borrowed money from the rich. Those foreign countries and the rich will receive fringe and favors from a winning GOP candidate, and debts are repaid by the poor and middle class.
|Do you support capital punishment for certain crimes?
|Other or expanded principles
murder and theft of money from an individuals peronal and private bank accounts. Are now the crimes of choice by government crooks on federal payrolls. They are drug dealers and American cartel crimes targeted at popular people with children and a top paying job or talents.
|Do you support federal spending as a means of promoting economic growth?
|Do you support providing tax incentives to businesses for the purpose of job creation?
|Do you support spending on infrastructure projects for the purpose of job creation?
|Do you support the 2010 temporary extension of unemployment benefits?
|Do you support the 2010 temporary extension of tax relief?
|Other or expanded principles
In the next Republican White House term. An economic whole will be dug so deep. That the GOP would use Wal Street in a sell off [....] tobacco, liqour, firearms, and prostitution. And their methods are an American drug war on the homeland. With no remorse of consequencial unnecessy tyranny on America.
|Do you support requiring states to implement education reforms in order to be eligible for competitive federal grants?
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Education reforms are needed. In respect to a positive manner of the reformation. Qualifying aspects for reformations in newer reformation education packages per individual students needs. Are based individually of their families' incomes. The past poverty line guidelines only suited the rich. Lower incomes were biasly discrimited
|Do you believe that human activity is contributing to climate change?
|Do you support the federal regulation of greenhouse gas emissions?
|Do you support reducing restrictions on offshore energy production?
|Other or expanded principles
There is still hundreds of miles of oil polluted sea water in the Gulf of Mexico and eastern portions of the Atlantic Ocean. Until the current offshore oil drillers can stop large oil leaks in the post moderate oil pollution ranges. It can be unsafe environmentally and disastrous when it also destroys the economy that depends on the sea.
|Do you support United States' combat operations in Afghanistan?
|Do you support a timetable for withdrawal from Afghanistan?
|Do you support targeting suspected terrorists outside of official theaters of conflict?
|Other or expanded principles
Dictators, terrorists, drug lords, and puppets. Will always stand on backs of the poor and misfortunate. In a world where drugs such as heroin can cause an international war. Afghanistan is not only a drug war and terrorist war. It is a war on greed by Americans and other rich nations involved financially in Afghanistan. Whom sells heroin.
|Do you support restrictions on the purchase and possession of guns?
|Other or expanded principles
Guns bought legally would remain under same current restrictions. Requirements on purchase of New guns would also remain the same for background checks. Hot guns and stolen guns caught in robberies, shootings, murders all involved in financial crimes and domestic violence. Will carry stiffer penalties for convicted felons. First time offenders will carry stiffer first time offender penalties for possession of a hot or stolen gun. That is suspected of being used in financial crimes, domestic violence, or murder.
|Do you support repealing the 2010 Affordable Care Act?
|Should individuals be required to purchase health insurance, as mandated in the 2010 Affordable Care Act?
|Other or expanded principles
I sponsor an insurance plan for coverage. This federal insurance plan will cost starting at $8.00 per month. This is an affordable way of getting health insurance to the poor, needy and misfortunate. The Republican plan is now costing an average of $145.00 per month. I offer the family value pack at $5.00 per [...]
|Do you support requiring illegal immigrants to return to their country of origin before they are eligible for citizenship?
|Do you support allowing illegal immigrants, who were brought to the United States as minors, to pursue citizenship without returning to their country of origin?
|Do you support the enforcement of federal immigration law by state and local police?
|Other or expanded principles
Profiling of illegal immigrants is not the way to solve illegal immigration. The current immigration law is working. But there is no quick solution to fix illegal immigration. Newer technologies of enforcing the border will come in time. Most illegal immigrants should start with a Visa-work permit at a price.
|Do you support same-sex marriage?
|Other or expanded principles
I do not wish further discrimination of same sex couples. As an act of prejudice or bias discrimination. Marriage to me is only between man and a woman.
|Do you support allowing individuals to divert a portion of their Social Security taxes into personal retirement accounts?
|Other or expanded principles
Your current social security check without the personal retirement accounts. Is the safest way to collect you benefits. Those social security accounts with personal retirements will go into the unsafe Wall Street market in a [...] of Wall Street investor investments doomed to fail in investment stock of the G.O.P.
|Please explain in a total of 100 words or less, your top two or three priorities if elected. If they require additional funding for implementation, please explain how you would obtain this funding.
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2. Propose legislation for the end of prohibition on marijuana and install medical marijuana prescription practices in all 50 states.
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|All purpose flour
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|Baking powder
|1 Teaspoon
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|Unsalted butter
|6 Tablespoon (At Room Temperature)
|1 1⁄3 Cup (21.33 tbs), divided
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|Lemon peel
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Preheat oven to 325°.
Grease loaf pan.
Combine flour, baking powder, and salt in small bowl.
In a large bowl, using electric mixer, cream butter with 1 cup sugar until mixture is light and fluffy.
Add eggs one at a time, beating well after each addition.
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Bake until golden brown and toothpick inserted in center comes out clean, about 1 hour and 15 minutes.
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Pierce top of hot loaf several times with a toothpick.
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[CLJ-888] defprotocol should throw error when signatures include variable number of parameters Created: 29/Nov/11 Updated: 05/Feb/14
|Affects Version/s:
|Release 1.3
|Fix Version/s:
|Greg Chapman
|Stuart Halloway
|errormsgs, protocols
|Code and Test
I tried to use & in the signature for a method in defprotocol. Apparently (see below), this is compiled so that & becomes a simple parameter name, and there is no special handling for variable number of parameters. I think the use of & in a protocol signature ought to be detected and immediately cause an exception (I also think this restriction on the signatures ought to be documented; I couldn't find it specified in the current documentation, though of course it is implied (as I later realized) by the fact that defprotocol creates a Java interface).
user=> (defprotocol Applier (app [this f & args]))
|Comment by Alex Coventry [ 21/Oct/13 4:21 PM ]
Patch with test code attached. I have it throwing a CompilerException so that it shows source code location. Not sure whether this is kosher in clojure code, but I wish more macros provided this in their error handling.
|Comment by Tassilo Horn [ 22/Oct/13 6:26 AM ]
This issue has already been discussed in
I was told to bring up the issue again after 1.5 has been released.
So here is my patch again. This time it's much more relaxed and only forbids varargs in defprotocol/definterface method declarations, and in deftype/defrecord and reify method implementations.
|Comment by Alex Coventry [ 22/Oct/13 7:30 AM ]
Thanks, Tassilo. If there's anywhere in the JIRA system where I could check for prior work like that for other similar issues, I'd be grateful for a pointer.
Best regards,
|Comment by Tassilo Horn [ 22/Oct/13 7:39 AM ]
New version of my patch.
Now I use a CompilerException with proper file/line/column information like Alex did. I also added his test case (which passes).
Concerning your question, Alex: a search for "varargs" would have listed
|Comment by Tassilo Horn [ 22/Oct/13 7:44 AM ]
Alex, if you don't object could we remove your patch in favor of mine which covers a bit more cases?
|Comment by Alex Coventry [ 22/Oct/13 10:57 AM ]
Yep. Just read through 1024 and the associated mailing list discussion. You should totally get the credit: Your patch is more comprehensive and you have been on this a long time. Thanks for folding in the good parts of my patch.
Best regards,
|Comment by Tassilo Horn [ 22/Oct/13 12:15 PM ]
Ok, great.
It seems I don't have the permissions to delete other peoples' attachments, so could you please delete your patch yourself?
|Comment by Alex Coventry [ 23/Oct/13 2:44 PM ]
Sure, Tassilo. It's done.
I think this also needs a regression test for the case hugod originally pointed out. I initially made the same mistake as you there, but amalloy pointed it out[1] before I submitted the patch, so it is a natural mistake to make and should probably be documented in the source code.
Best regards,
[1] http://logs.lazybot.org/irc.freenode.net/%23clojure/2013-10-21.txt search for 14:48:34.
|Comment by Tassilo Horn [ 24/Oct/13 2:00 AM ]
Alex, I've added the regression test you suggested. Thanks for pointing that out.
Also, I added tests checking definterface method declarations, and tests checking inline method implementations made with defrecord, deftype, and reify.
However, there's a problem with the tests for deftype and reify I don't know how to fix. When I eval the macroexpand forms used in the tests in a REPL, I can see that the CompilerException is successfully thrown and printed. But it also seems to be caught somewhere in the middle, so that the macroexpand returns a form and the exception doesn't make it to the (is (thrown? ...)). Therefore, I've commented the these tests and added a big FIXME.
|Comment by Tassilo Horn [ 24/Oct/13 2:28 AM ]
New version of the patch with now all tests uncommented and passing. Andy Fingerhut made me aware that for the 4 deftype and reify tests, I need eval instead of just macroexpand.
|Comment by Andy Fingerhut [ 25/Oct/13 6:25 PM ]
I have not investigated the reason yet, but patch 0001-Forbid-vararg-declaration-in-defprotocol-definterfac.patch no longer applies cleanly after the latest commits to Clojure master on Oct 25 2013.
|Comment by Tassilo Horn [ 28/Oct/13 2:21 AM ]
I've rebased the patch onto the current master so that it applies cleanly again.
|Comment by Tassilo Horn [ 28/Oct/13 2:25 AM ]
Stu, I've assigned this issue to you because you've been assigned to
One minor difference between my patch to this issue and
[CLJ-1130] When unable to match a static method, report arity caller was looking for, avoid misleading field error Created: 17/Dec/12 Updated: 13/May/15
|Affects Version/s:
|Release 1.4
|Fix Version/s:
|Howard Lewis Ship
|Stuart Halloway
|errormsgs, ft
|clj-1130-v1.txt clj-1130-v2.diff clj-1130-v2-ignore-ws.diff clj-1130-v2.txt clj-1130-v3.diff clj-1130-v4.diff clj-1130-v5.diff
|Code and Test
Incorrectly invoking a static method with 0 parameters yields a NoSuchFieldException:
user=> (Long/parseLong) CompilerException java.lang.NoSuchFieldException: parseLong, compiling:(NO_SOURCE_PATH:1:1) user=> (Long/parseLong "5" 10 3) CompilerException java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: No matching method: parseLong, compiling:(NO_SOURCE_PATH:2:1)
Approach: Error reporting enhanced to report desired arg count and to avoid a field exception confusion if 0 arg method.
user=> (Long/parseLong)
Patch: clj-1130-v5.diff
Screened by: Alex Miller
|Comment by Michael Drogalis [ 06/Jan/13 6:44 PM ]
It looks like it's first trying to resolve a field by name, since field access with / is legal. For example:
user=> (Integer/parseInt)
user=> (Integer/MAX_VALUE)
Would trying to resolve a method before a field fix this?
|Comment by Alex Miller [ 03/Sep/13 10:10 AM ]
Similarities to
|Comment by Andy Fingerhut [ 09/Sep/13 12:36 AM ]
Patch clj-1130-v1.txt changes the error message in a situation when one attempts to invoke a static method with no args, and there is no such 0-arg static method. The message now says that there is no such method with that name and 0 args, rather than that there is no such static field with that name.
|Comment by Alex Miller [ 04/Oct/13 3:56 PM ]
I updated the patch to simplify it a bit but more importantly to remove the check by exception and instead use the Reflector method that can answer this question.
|Comment by Andy Fingerhut [ 12/Oct/13 3:11 PM ]
Alex, thank you for the improvements to the code. It looks better to me.
|Comment by Rich Hickey [ 25/Oct/13 7:30 AM ]
due to indentation changes, this patch appears to touch much more than it probably does, making it difficult to approve.
|Comment by Andy Fingerhut [ 25/Oct/13 10:59 AM ]
Any suggestions on what can be done to make progress here? Would it help to attach a patch made with "-w" option to ignore lines that differ only in whitespace? Provide git diff command line options that do this, after the patch is applied to your local workspace? Make a patch that leaves the indentation 'incorrect' after the change (involuntary shudder)?
|Comment by Alex Miller [ 25/Oct/13 11:17 AM ]
The indentation has intentionally changed because the if/else structure has changed. I don't think making the patch incorrect to reduce changes is a good idea.
|Comment by Andy Fingerhut [ 25/Oct/13 11:32 AM ]
Well, the 'incorrect' was in quotes because I was asking about a proposed patch that had the correct logic, but misleading indentation. Agreed it isn't a good idea, hence the shudder. I'm just brainstorming ideas to make the patch less difficult to approve.
|Comment by Howard Lewis Ship [ 25/Oct/13 11:43 AM ]
At some point, you may need to bite the bullet and reformat some of the Clojure code .... Compiler.java had a crazy mix of tabs, spaces, and just completely wrong stuff.
|Comment by Alex Miller [ 03/Nov/13 10:47 PM ]
Re-marking screened. Not sure what else to do.
|Comment by Andy Fingerhut [ 04/Nov/13 8:35 AM ]
clj-1130-v2-ignore-ws.diff is identical to clj-1130-v2.diff, except it was produced with a command that ignores differences in a line due only to whitespace, i.e.: 'git format-patch master --stdout -w > clj-1130-v2-ignore-ws.diff'
It is not intended as the patch to be applied. It is only intended to make it easier to see that many of the lines in clj-1130-v2.diff are truly only differences in indentation.
|Comment by Alex Miller [ 04/Nov/13 8:55 AM ]
Thanks Andy...
|Comment by Rich Hickey [ 22/Nov/13 7:59 AM ]
This patch ignores the fact that method is checked for first above:
if(c != null) maybeField = Reflector.getMethods(c, 0, munge(sym.name), true).size() == 0;
Which is why the field code is unconditional. I'm fine with making errors better, but changing logic as well deserves more scrutiny.
|Comment by Alex Miller [ 06/Dec/13 9:01 PM ]
This patch is intentionally trying to avoid calling StaticFieldExpr in the field code as that is where the (Long/parseLong) case (erroneously calling an n-arity static method with 0 args) will throw a field-oriented exception instead of a method-oriented exception. By adding the extra check here, this case falls through into the method case and throws later on calling StaticMethodExpr instead.
The early check is a check for methods of the specified arity. The later check is for the existence of a field of matching name. Combined, they lead to a better error message.
However, another alternative is to set maybeField in the first check based on field existence, not on invocation arity. That just improves the maybeField informaiton and the existing code then naturally throws the correct exception (and the patch is much simpler).
The similar case for calling n-arity instance methods with 0-arity has the same problem for the same reason:
user=> (.setTime (java.util.Date.))
IllegalArgumentException No matching field found: setTime for class java.util.Date clojure.lang.Reflector.getInstanceField (Reflector.java:271)
Thus we can also adjust the other call that sets maybeField (which now is much less maybe).
I will attach a patch that covers these cases and update the ticket for someone to screen.
|Comment by Stuart Sierra [ 08/Dec/13 12:24 PM ]
Screened. The patch clj-1130-v3.diff works as advertised.
This patch only improves error messages for cases when the type of the
Example, after this patch, given these definitions:
(def v 42)
(defn untagged-f [] 42)
(defn ^Long tagged-f [] 42)
The following expressions produce new error messages:
(.foo v 1) ;; IllegalArgumentException No matching method found: foo taking 1 args ;; for class java.lang.Long clojure.lang.Reflector.invokeMatchingMethod ;; (Reflector.java:53) (.foo (tagged-f)) ;; IllegalArgumentException No matching method found: foo taking 0 args ;; for class java.lang.Long clojure.lang.Reflector.invokeMatchingMethod ;; (Reflector.java:53)
These expressions still use the old error messages:
(.foo v) ;; IllegalArgumentException No matching field found: foo for class ;; java.lang.Long clojure.lang.Reflector.getInstanceField ;; (Reflector.java:271) (.foo (untagged-f)) ;; IllegalArgumentException No matching field found: foo for class ;; java.lang.Long clojure.lang.Reflector.getInstanceField ;; (Reflector.java:271)
|Comment by Rich Hickey [ 03/Jan/14 8:41 AM ]
Changing the logic to get a different error message is something that needs to be done with great care. This now seems to prefer fields over methods, changing the semantics.
|Comment by Stuart Halloway [ 31/Jan/14 3:12 PM ]
v4 patch simply enhances error messaages
|Comment by Andy Fingerhut [ 31/Jan/14 3:18 PM ]
clj-1130-v4.diff has the same patch repeated twice in the file. clj-1130-v5.diff is identical, except deleting the redundant copy.
[CLJ-1161] sources jar has bad versions.properties resource Created: 11/Feb/13 Updated: 06/Oct/14
|Affects Version/s:
|Release 1.4, Release 1.5
|Fix Version/s:
|Release 1.8
|Steve Miner
|Stuart Halloway
The "sources" jar (at least since Clojure 1.4 and including 1.5 RC) has a bad version.properties file in it. The resource clojure/version.properties is literally:
The regular Clojure jar has the correct version string in that resource.
I came across a problem when I was experimenting with the sources jar (as used by IDEs). I naively added the sources jar to my classpath, and Clojure died on start up. The bad clojure/versions.properties file was found first, which led to a parse error as the clojure version was being set.
Solution: patch leaves version.properties file out of sources JAR, where it causes problems for tools.
|Comment by Steve Miner [ 11/Feb/13 10:04 AM ]
Notes from the dev mailing list:
The "sources" JAR is generated by another Maven plugin, configured here:
The simplest solution might be to just exclude the file from the sources jar. It looks like maven-source-plugin has an excludes option which would do the trick:
|Comment by Jeff Valk [ 21/Apr/14 8:20 AM ]
This issue is marked closed, but I'm still seeing it: the clojure-1.6.0-sources.jar, clojure-1.5.1-sources.jar, etc on Maven Central still contain the bad version.properties files. More specifically, it looks like the fix has been applied to builds in the SNAPSHOTS repository, but not to RELEASES.
Fix applied: https://oss.sonatype.org/content/repositories/snapshots/org/clojure/clojure/
|Comment by Alex Miller [ 24/Apr/14 4:15 PM ]
Not sure what's needed here, but marking incomplete.
|Comment by Jeff Valk [ 25/Apr/14 11:13 AM ]
Would a fix for this update existing sources jars (1.5.1, 1.6.0, etc) on Central? Or would any fix have to wait on the next Clojure release?
|Comment by Alex Miller [ 25/Apr/14 12:37 PM ]
For all the same reasons that mutable state is undesirable, changing an existing release jar in the central Maven repository is also undesirable. While it's not technically impossible, we will not update existing releases and this will need to wait for the next. I've looked at this problem a little and I do not yet know enough to know how to fix it or why it even varies between snapshot and release. Help welcome!
In which tool do you see a resulting problem from this?
|Comment by Jeff Valk [ 25/Apr/14 11:56 PM ]
Despite the way I phrased the question, I'd hoped that would be the answer. It's the right policy.
Unfortunately, this issue leaves the released sources jars essentially unusable from a tools standpoint. CIDER now has source code navigation from stacktraces – you can jump into both Clojure and Java function definitions from the error/trace. For the latter, the sources jar (for Clojure or any other Java library) needs to be on the classpath as a dev dependency. There's more host interop support in the works for CIDER too ("embrace the host platform"), but not being able to add a dependency on a stable Clojure sources jar presents a wrinkle.
Are the official Clojure releases built by Hudson? The Hudson build right before the 1.6.0 release (#532) and the one right after (#534) both show the exclusion fix, as does the git clojure-1.6.0 tag, which when I check out and build from source, is fine. The Hudson builds with release tags (e.g. 1.6 = #533, 1.6-RC1 = #512, etc), though, don't show any artifacts other than a pom.xml. This would seem to make it rather hard to audit builds...am I missing something?


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On the beat: "Dixon has been No. 1 all along and, as (Oregon coach Mike) Bellotti said, 'We've just tended to play our backup more than other people are comfortable doing.' They won their last three regular-season games and they were pleased with the way both guys came on." - Bob Clark, Eugene Register-Guard
Projected starter: Dixon.
The case for Isaiah Stanback: More dangerous with his feet than his arm, the senior incumbent from Seattle made few mistakes and had nearly 3,500 yards total offense in 11 starts.
The case for the field: A better passer than Stanback, junior Johnny DuRocher nearly won the starting job last summer then pushed Stanback throughout the fall until suffering a wrist fracture. Junior Carl Bonnell sat out last year with a bruised thigh but started two games in 2003.
On the beat: "Lock might be slightly too strong, but to quote the offensive coordinator, 'It's (Stanback's) job to lose.' '' - Bob Condotta, Seattle Times
Projected starter: Stanback.
Oregon State
The case for Matt Moore: The former UCLA Bruin threw 19 interceptions compared to 11 touchdowns in his first season in Corvallis, but his experience and the fact that he's a senior with 24 games under his belt plays in his favor.
The case for Sean Canfield: A redshirt freshman, Canfield was a top 20 quarterback recruit out of San Diego and is viewed as the future of the Beaver program.
On the beat: "Moore is the No. 1 guy, no question. The thinking is (Canfield) will be the quarterback of the future once Moore leaves." - Kevin Hampton, Corvallis Gazette Times
Projected starter: Moore.
The case for Ben Olson: A year at BYU, two years on a Mormon mission and a year backing up Drew Olson (no relation) have done little to lessen the hype around the sophomore, who is considered a better prospect than his predecessor.
The case for Patrick Cowan: The UCLA coaching staff insists that the competition to replace Drew Olson is open, but Cowan, a sophomore, was not highly recruited and is likely to become a career backup.
On the beat: "They're making it look like a battle just for the competition aspect in practices, but Olson will be the starting quarterback." - Robert Kuwada, Orange County Register
Projected starter: Olson.
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Four kilograms of cocaine were mistakenly destroyed by a Denver police property sergeant before the case against a notorious gang kingpin could go to trial.
Now Brian Kenneth Hicks is asking a federal judge to toss out his crack-cocaine-trafficking case or issue sanctions against prosecutors for mishandling evidence.
The Denver Police Department launched an internal investigation into the destruction of the cocaine, said Lt. Matt Murray.
Denver's CBS4 first reported Hicks was moving to have his case dismissed because of the destroyed cocaine.
In November 2006, Hicks was arrested after, police say, he tossed the kilos out a window of a black Lexus sport utility vehicle during a chase.
Denver police kept the drugs at the property bureau, even though the case transferred to federal court when evidence of a wider conspiracy emerged.
The kilos were destroyed on May 11 while Sgt. John Zak was purging old property.
Documents show Zak reviewed paperwork that said the state court case had been closed and did not make further inquiry as to whether a federal court case existed. Zak also did not check an electronic database that showed Denver district attorney investigator Robert Fuller had placed a hold on the evidence.
Fuller investigated the incident and wrote in his report: "Sgt. Zak told this writer that the personnel, including him, do not take the time to contact assigned detectives because the detectives often fail to respond to their inquiries regarding the destruction of evidence. Sgt. Zak told this writer that the system of contacting the assigned detectives is a waste of time."
Murray declined to comment specifically on Zak's statements to Fuller or the circumstances surrounding the destruction of the kilos. He said that the department stores more than half a million items in its property bureau and audits have shown mistakes are extremely rare.
Prosecutors have photographs of the cocaine and had it analyzed by a lab and could use that evidence at trial.
Hicks' attorney, Martha Eskesen, wrote that she wasn't notified by prosecutors until Aug. 18, during a passing conversation at the federal courthouse. A formal notification wasn't made until Sept. 9.
Jeff Dorschner, spokesman for the Colorado U.S. Attorney, declined to comment. Prosecutors will file a response to the motion Oct. 24.
Judge Wiley Daniel set a hearing on Dec. 18.
Hicks, 32, was convicted of murder earlier this year for ordering his gang associates to kill Kalonniann Clark, a state witness who was going to testify against him in a 2005 attempted-murder case.
He is serving life plus 120 years in state prison.
The gang leader also is known as the owner of the Chevrolet Tahoe used in the 2007 fatal drive-by shooting of Denver Bronco Darrent Williams. Hicks was never implicated in Williams' death because he was in jail on the drug case at the time.


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Live updates –Cambridge United v Tottenham Hotspur
Posted: August 05, 2014|
Cambridge United conclude their pre-season campaign with a home friendly against a Tottenham Hotspur XI.
The Premier League opponents at the R Costings Abbey Stadium include Tom Carroll, Ryan Fredericks and Milos Veljkovic, who have all featured for the Spurs first team.
We'll bring you all the updates from the game, which kicks off at 7.45pm.
9.31pm - FULL TIME Cambridge United 2 Tottenham Hotspur XI 1.
9.25pm - Substitute Chadwick goes close to adding another United goal, with his looping header just over the bar.
9.24pm - Liam Hurst enters the fray for United, with Diallo the man coming off.
9.20pm - New signing Diallo blots an otherwise impressive game by getting himself booked for dissent over a disputed free kick.
9.18pm - The attendance at the Abbey tonight is 4,277.
9.16pm - Dunk makes way for Johnny Hunt.
9.12pm - United make a change, with Luke Chadwick coming on for Donaldson.
9.09pm - Spurs make their final outfield substitution as Dan Akindayini comes on for goalscorer Obika.
9.06pm - Another Donaldson corner from the right, another header glanced just wide by Hughes.
9.03pm - So close for United! Sam-Yorke is left holding his head in his hands after putting the ball over from a low Taylor cross with the goal at his mercy.
9.01pm - Hughes heads wide as Donaldson whips in a corner from the right to the far post. Meanwhile, Spurs bring on Eman Sonupe and Dominic Ball for Tom Carroll and Veljkovic.
8.59pm - Spurs make a double substitution, bringing on Nathan Oduwa and Aaron McEneff. Ceballos and Fredericks are the men going off.
8.55pm - Delano Sam-Yorke comes on for Adam Cunnington.
8.54pm - GOAL CAMBRIDGE UNITED 2 TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR XI 1. A great start to the second half for the visitors is rewarded when Jon Obika picks up the ball on the edge of the box, turns and unleashes an unstoppable shot past Dunn.
8.48pm - Spurs' Will Miller shrugs off the attention of a United defender, yet scuffs his shot which goes wide.
8.44pm - Cambridge United kick off the second half. The U's have brought on Liam Hughes for goalscorer Appiah, while Spurs have brought on Winks for Onomah.
8.28pm - HALF TIME Cambridge United 2 Tottenham Hotspur XI 0.
8.24pm - Ceballos fires into the side netting for Spurs after collecting an over-hit cross from Onomah.
8.22pm - Spurs manage to fashion a chance through Josh Onomah, yet Coulson makes the block and clears.
8.15pm - Tom Champion drops the shoulder and works himself into space to shoot, but his low effort curls wide.
8,11pm - GOAL CAMBRIDGE UNITED 2 TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR XI 0. Another Appiah header from a cross as he is left unmarked in the box, but this time Ryan Donaldson is the provider from the right.
8.08pm - Harrison Dunk sees a vicious, curling strike from the edge of the box go narrowly over the crossbar.
8.07pm - Alex McQueen is caught dithering in possession by Taylor and he picks up the ball before unleashing a shot from just inside the box, only for Milos Veljkovic to make a sliding block.
8.05pm - It has all settled down after that opening goal. Spurs are having the better of the possession, but United look solid with their two banks of four and defensive pressing making them difficult to break down.
7.53pm - GOAL CAMBRIDGE UNITED 1 TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR XI 0. A great counter-attack down the left sees Greg Taylor cross for Kwesi Appiah to head home. Spurs keeper Luke McGee got a hand to the ball, but could not keep it out.
7.53pm - Chris Dunn is called into action for the first time, parrying an effort from Christian Ceballos.
7.52pm - Some nice build-up play from Spurs ends with Will Miller having a shot, but Richard Tait is there to make the block.
7.50pm - Both teams are showing plenty of attacking intent in the opening minutes, but little in the way of clear-cut chances so far.
7.43pm - A couple of minutes early, Spurs kick off. Looks like a heathly crowd at the Abbey tonight.
7.42pm - Tonight's referee is Mr Fred Graham. He is assisted by Alan Young and Dan Rowbotham.
7.40pm - The teams are out on the pitch and kick-off is in just under five minutes.
7.28pm - New signings Issa Diallo is included in the United line-up, having featured previously as an unnamed trialist. However, there is another trialist on the bench for head coach Richard Money to take a look at before the Sky Bet League Two season kicks off on Saturday.
Ryan Fredericks and Alex McQueen are the only two recognised defenders in a youthful Spurs XI, which has a smattering of Premier League experience.
7.23pm - CAMBRIDGE UNITED: Chris Dunn, Richard Tait, Josh Coulson, Tom Bonner, Greg Taylor, Ryan Donaldson, Tom Champion, Issa Diallo, Harrison Dunk, Adam Cunnington, Kwesi Appiah.
SUBS: Will Norris, Johnny Hunt, Michael Austin, Liam Hughes, Delano Sam-Yorke, Luke Chadwick, Trialist, Liam Hurst, Bobby-Joe Taylor
TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR: Luke McGee, Ryan Fredericks, Filip Lesniak, Tom Carroll, Milos Veljkovic, Alex McQueen, Christian Ceballes, Josh Onomah, Ruben Lameires, Will Miller.
SUBS: Nathan Oduwa, Harry Voss, Harry Winks, Eman Sonupe, Dan Akindiyini, Aaron McEneff, Dominic Ball.


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