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Congrats to Peter R. of Shoreview, Minn., for winning a Boog brief laptop bag in last week's giveaway.
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text: On Tue, Oct 11, 2011 at 10:12 PM, Hussain Bohra <hussainbohra_30 at yahoo.com> wrote: > Hi Christian, > Currently I am working with stackless python 3.2, which I have downloaded > almost 3-4 months back. > At http://www.stackless.com/download, I can see stackless version 3.2 as the > latest one which got released in March 2011 by Richard Tew. > I also browsed stackless code in SVN, but I couldn't locate your suggested > changes in the file 'stackless_util.c' in any of the following versions: > - http://svn.python.org/projects/stackless/branches/release32-maint/Stackless/core/stackless_util.c > - http://svn.python.org/projects/stackless/tags/python-3.2/Stackless/core/stackless_util.c > Can you please let me know how I can grab the latest stackless version. There's a message size limit of 40 KB, so if you trim the emails you are replying to, then they won't get held in the moderation queue. Kristjan's changes have not been ported to the 3.2 branch. You will have to apply the change which Christian suggests yourself for now. The 3.2.1 and 3.2.2 releases are in the process of being made (within the next couple of weeks) and should incorporate any any outstanding patches from the 2.7 branch. Again, this will be done in my personal time, so no guarantees on the timeline. Cheers, Richard.


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The "You Didn't Come to Hoop" Accessories Award: Vic Lloyd
The LDRS 1354 forefather came in, copped a squat for about 15 minutes, and then decided to play in place of the folks who couldn't make it. After receiving his official Hoop x Hang attire we noticed the telltale signs of someone who was just wingin' it: rainbow socks and his Nike Zoom Kobe VII "Duke" on the left foot and the Nike Zoom Kobe VII "Cheetah" on the right foot. With the tongues of each shoe swapped out. Swag.


text: On Sat, Feb 2, 2013 at 11:57 PM, Aleksandar Radulovic <alex at a13x.net> wrote: > Would it be worth looking into if we could use the same build system that > builds Windows installer for "normal" CPython? If that system suits us, we might as well first approach the mainline developers and ask if it would be much work for us to piggyback on their system :-) Kristjan, you're a contributer to Python, know who to approach about this? Cheers, Richard.


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Flying from Sofia
Flights from Sofia depart from Sofia Airport (SOF), Bulgaria's largest airport, located a convenient 10 kilometers from the city center.
Sofia Airport Information
Sofia Airport has been operational since the 1930s, but underwent some recent expansion with the addition of the very modern Terminal 2 in 2009. Terminal 1 has a duty-free shop, food and beverage vendors, and banking facilities, while Terminal 2 offers additional shopping and dining as well as currency exchange booths. The two terminals are not an easy walk apart, but there is a free shuttle between them that runs every 30 minutes.
Getting to the Airport in Sofia
There is a regular public bus to Sofia Airport that takes approximately 30-40 minutes to arrive from the city center, depending on traffic. You can also travel by train to Sofia Airport by going to Mladost metro station and taking a shorter bus journey of around 10 minutes from there. A taxi to Sofia Airport is also a good option should you desire greater convenience, or if you have a lot of luggage with you. You should allow around half an hour travel time if arriving by taxi.
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Here's what you missed from Tuesday's matches at the World Cup.
Round of 16: Argentina 1, Switzerland 0 (extra time)
Round of 16: Belgium 2, United States 1 (extra time)
This means Belgium will advance to meet Argentina in a quarterfinal match on Saturday in Brasilia.
More on the World Cup:
'I believe that we will win' started with Navy football