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Jan Stolarek: Installing OCaml under openSUSE 11.4, or: "the compilation of conf-ncurses failed"
Recently I decided to learn the basics of OCaml and I spent yesterday installing the compiler and some basic tools. On my machine at work I have a Debian 7 installation, while on my home laptop I have openSUSE 11.4. Both systems are quite dated and ship with OCaml 3.x compiler, which is five years old. Obviously, I wanted to have the latest version of the language. I could have compiled OCaml from sources – and in fact I have done that in the past to compile the latest version of Coq – but luckily there is a tool called OPAM (OCaml Package manager). OPAM can be used to easily download and install desired version of OCaml compiler. As the name implies, OPAM can be also used for managing packages installed for a particular compiler version.
The installation process went very smooth on my Debian machine, but on openSUSE I have run into problems. After getting the latest compiler I wanted to install ocamlfind, a tool required by a project I wanted to play with. To my disappointment installation ended with an error:[ERROR] The compilation of conf-ncurses failed at "pkg-config ncurses". This package relies on external (system) dependencies that may be missing. `opam depext conf-ncurses.1' may help you find the correct installation for your system.
I verified that I indeed have installed development files for the ncurses library as well as the pkg-config tool. Running the suggested opam command also didn't find any missing dependencies, and the log files from the installation turned out to be completely empty, so I was left clueless. Googling revealed that I am not the first to encounter this problem, but offered no solution. I did some more reading on pkg-config and learned that: a) it is a tool that provides meta-information about installed libraries, and b) in order to recognize that a library is installed it requires extra configuration files (aka *.pc files) provided by the library. Running pkg-config --list-all revealed that ncurses is not recognized as installed on my system, which suggested that the relevant *.pc files are missing. Some more googling revealed that ncurses library can be configured and then compiled with --enable-pc-files switch, which should build the files needed by pkg-config. I got the sources for the ncurses version installed on my system (5.7) only to learn that this build option is unsupported. This explains why the files are missing on my system. I got the sources for the latest version of ncurses (6.0), configured them with --enable-pc-files and compiled, only to learn that the *.pc files were not built. After several minutes of debugging I realized that for some unexplained reasons the configure-generated script which should build the *.pc files (located at misc/gen-pkgconfig) did not receive +x (executable) permission. After adding this permission manually I ran the script and got five *.pc files for the ncurses 6.0 library. Then I had to edit the files to match the version of ncurses of my system – relevant information can be obtained by running ncurses5-config --version. The only remaining thing was to place the five *.pc files in a place where pkg-config can find them. On openSUSE this was /usr/local/pkgconfig, but this can differ between various Linux flavours.
After all these magical incantations the installation of ocamlfind went through fine and I can enjoy a working OCaml installation on both of my machines. Now I'm waiting for the "Real-world OCaml" book ordered from Amazon (orders shipped from UK Amazon to Poland tend to take around two weeks to arrive).
2nd Call for Papers: WFLP 2016 - Update: EPTCS Proceedings
DEADLINE EXTENSION: 19th ACM/IEEE MSWiM 2016 - Malta,Nov 13-17, 2016
Philip Wadler: Speaker's Trust removes all trace of Leanne Baghouti
A colleague characterised her talk as "full of anti-Semitic and aggressive material from sources in the Middle East". I watched the video, and heard nothing anti-Semitic. It is a word that should be used with care.
Speaker's Trust has released a statement regarding the matter:
"There are two fundamental rules that are made explicit during the training: the speech must have a positive and uplifting message – in fact this is one of the core terms of the agreement with the Jack Petchey Foundation [and] a speaker should never inflame or offend the audience or insult others and this, by definition, means that propaganda is ruled out absolutely from the outset… Speakers Trust and Jack Petchey Foundation judging panel decided unanimously against sending Leanne Mohamad through to the next stage and she will not be speaking at the Grand Final. These were precisely our concerns."And another:
Our primary duty of care is to the young people we work with and we cannot tolerate any form of insult or abuse. We are concerned and saddened that Leanne's experience has been less than positive.
Leanne Mohamad is the Redbridge Regional Final winner and there has never been any suggestion that she should be disqualified. Almost 190,000 young people have spoken out over the years on any topic which they feel passionately about and none has ever been banned from the process or silenced.
We are, however, a small charity without the capacity to moderate comments 24 hours a day and it was considered essential to protect Leanne by temporarily suspending the regional video over the bank holiday, until we were able to consult with her school and family.
Of 37 talented regional Champions only fifteen can be voted through to the Grand Final. This selection process took place on Saturday 21st May based on standard judging criteria and without any external influence or input.
The general "rules" of effective public speaking are guidelines to help speakers to create a speech that will connect with a large and diverse audience and every speech was judged on its own merits. At the heart of what we do lies the determination that all of our young speakers, irrespective of background, race or creed, should be able to speak out in a safe and supportive environment.
Proposal: Add // for Data.Sequence
configurable mapping between data declarations andgiven XML schema?
Philip Wadler: Omar Barghouti banned by Israel for travelling for supporting BDS
Despite having lived in Israel for 22 years with no criminal record of any kind, Omar Barghouti (above) was this week denied the right to travel outside the country. As one of the pioneers of the increasingly powerful movement to impose boycotts, sanctions, and divestment measures (BDS) on Israel, Barghouti, an articulate, English-speaking activist, has frequently traveled around the world advocating his position. The Israeli government's refusal to allow him to travel is obviously intended to suppress his speech and activism. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was one of the world leaders who traveled last year to Paris to participate in that city's "free speech rally." ...
Sarah Leah Whitson of Human Rights Watch told the Electronic Intifada that "Israel's refusal to renew Barghouti's travel document appears to be an effort to punish him for exercising his right to engage in peaceful, political activism, using its arsenal of bureaucratic control over Palestinian lives." She added: "Israel has used this sort of control to arbitrarily ban many Palestinians from traveling, as well as to ban international human rights monitors, journalists, and activists from entering Israel and the occupied Palestinian territories." ...
Barghouti: Many people are realizing that Israel is a regime of occupation, settler colonialism, and apartheid and are therefore taking action to hold it to account to international law. Israel is realizing that companies are abandoning their projects in Israel that violate international law, pension funds are doing the same, major artists are refusing to play Tel Aviv, as Sun City was boycotted during apartheid South Africa. ...
We live in a country where racism and racial incitement against indigenous Palestinians has grown tremendously into the Israeli mainstream. It has really become mainstream today to be very openly racist against Palestinians. Many settlers and hard-right-wing Israelis are taking matters into their own hands – completely supported by the state – and attacking Palestinians.
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JSON parser that returns the rest of the string thatwas not used
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Stefan Jacholke: Hello Blockly
Officially, HSOC projects start from the 13th June. This provides time to do some research. Today I decided to take a look at Blockly.
Setting up Blockly is rather straightforward. I cloned Blockly as a git submodule. I created a simple HTML page with a Blockly canvas. Setting up Blockly involves creating a static sized div and loading the javascript. Later I will set it up as a resizable workspace. Blockly comes with a javascript CodeGen, later I will have to implement a Haskell/CodeWorld CodeGen for the project.CodeWorld
Following the advice on the README I created a new codeworld Linux user account and went on to set up CodeWorld. The current build script for CodeWorld covers the zypper, apt-get and yum package managers. Running Arch I've got pacman. I already had most the required packages (git, zlib, ncurses, gcc, gmp, patch, autoconf, automake, openssl).
What I was missing waspacman -S npm nodejs
I also had GHC 7.10.3 and cabal already installed.
Installing GHCJS:git clone https://github.com/ghcjs/ghcjs.git cabal install ./ghcjs ghcjs-boot
and also ghcjs-domcabal install ghcjs-dom
I don't have the cabal bin in my PATH so I needed:export PATH=/home/codeworld/.cabal/bin:$PATH
before running the standard CodeWorld build script. After running build.sh, run.sh started up the web server. Everything ran fine, minus saving projects, which I did not set up.GHCJS
I wanted to play around with GHCJS as well, having never used it before. Documentation was rather scarce but I managed to put together a simple hello world application; with a compiled js file of about 43KLOC.
A lot of the sample programs found were using an old version of GHCJS-DOM. I will return to GHCJS when I start programming on the project.Testing, testing
My goal today was to quickly set a simple page containing Blockly and a CodeWorld application as a simple test.
I created a simple HTML file with Bootstrap for minimal styling, added Blockly and an iframe for running a standard CodeWorld application.
Setting up the example Snap site comprises of:module Main where import Control.Applicative import Snap.Core import Snap.Http.Server import Snap.Util.FileServe import Snap.Util.FileUploads import System.Directory import System.FilePath main :: IO () main = quickHttpServe site site :: Snap () site = ifTop (writeBS "hello world") <|> route [ ("foo", writeBS "bar") ,("echo/:echoparam", echoHandler) ] <|> serveDirectory "web" echoHandler :: Snap () echoHandler = do param <- getParam "echoparam" maybe (writeBS "must specify echoparam in URL") writeBS param
With the server looking for a page to serve from "web" if it does not match any of the routes.
I originally wanted to send a code sample from the FunBlocks page to the locally hosted CodeWorld server with a XMLHttpRequest, however, this I could not do as the FunBlocks site and CodeWorld server were on different ports, thus I ended up receivingXMLHttpRequest cannot load. No 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin' header is present on the requested resource. Origin is therefore not allowed access
as an error.
Not wanting to mess around with headers I decided to just copy over the codeworld-server files and serve the same resources, with the new index page as an addition.
I actually only wanted the compile and run features for this simple test. So currently the server is exactly the same as the codeworld-server with a modified codeworld.js and custom index. This makes things easy as FunBlocks can be hosted together with CodeWorld later, just on a different page. I would enjoy having a solid implementation for the language.
Any thoughts on a good approach to take with this are welcome.Type checking and an intermediate form.
The flow of the language will be something similar to:
Blocks -> Intermediate code representation -> CodeGen
The intermediate code representation should cover a basic set of features of Haskell, enough to be able to generate valid CodeWorld applications. User friendliness is also a concern, since the project is educationally focussed.
Blocks should snap properly and maybe display suitable error messages otherwise. For this to occur however, some form of type checking will have to be implemented.
I gathered some resources which I will look at later:
- Typing Haskell in Haskell - Haskell type checking
- Hint - Type-check and evaluate strings with Haskell expressions and even coerce them into values.
- Programming languages - covers Racket, contains a chapter on type checking
- The Implementation of Functional Programming Languages - Contains a chapter on Polymorphic type checking
- Baskell - A small functional language featuring type inference.
The easiest might be to rely on Hint to type check Haskell expressions and do some backtracing, this avoids having to implement type inference. Though if time allows I might be tempted to do a proper implementation.
Most CodeWorld functions are monomorphic and have concrete types, with some exceptions (simulations). So some part of CodeWorld can be implemented without worrying too much about type checking, however, I would enjoy having a solid implementation for the language.
Any thoughts on a good approach to take with this are welcome.


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Hello I am planning my trip..
I was thinking of Amsterdam --> Brughes --> Brussles....
but people are telling me to skip brussles-- thoughts???
what about ghent and/or antwerp????
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I need to end up in London....
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Hi, how long is trip? If its a short trip I would skip Brussels, but if its a long trip and you really want to see Brussels then include it, but London has so much to see and do9 one can easily fill 7 days there , with perhaps a daytrip to Windsor or Bath, and Brugges has the "cute and quaint" factor, and Amsterdam, well its cute and unique, the buildings along the canals are so interesting, and there are several world class museums , and I can't say the same for Brussels.. I have to be fair though, I have only been to Brussels once, and it was years ago, but lets just say I was underwhelmed..perhaps it was based on some unfair comparisions, that same trip we did Paris , Rome, Munich,Salburg, Cannes, Venice and Mykonos and Paros etc( it was a 2.5 month long trip) but by the time we got to Brussels we were like "meh, its ok".
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I personally would skip Brussels or at most 2 days but I love Antwerp So much to see , many museums and the waterfront,and good food!! 2 days was plenty for Brugges.
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do you love cherry beer, penguin museums? No, well no need to go to Brussels then.
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How are you getting to London. (I was thinking the Eurostar stopped in Brussels).
I like Brussels for a day. FWIW Brussels is the best airport transportation experience I have had (stay near the Grand Place, and be at the airport in approx. 15 minutes by train?!).
But as a city it has limited appeal beyond the Grand Place. We did a bus tour last time (hop on/off), including the atomium and the car museum. It was ok, but just not of the stature of other "major" cities (IMHO).
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Skip Brussels-- I was there for three hours once; two hours longer than I should have......
I would do Amsterdam- Brugges- Paris- London. All train travel.
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I like Brussels...more to it than great beer.
Amsterdam is more beautiful and has more to offer.
Brugges is small, charming and crowded.
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Thank you all!
@Viajero2 ~~ I have been to paris so i want to skip it this trip...
@justineparis ~~ I am planning on leaving NYC on march 26 or 27... I need to be in London on April 3rd....
@Avalon2 and @Bitter~~ thanks!
@bilboburgler !! haha
How many days in amsterdam? Brugges? and then should which should i do-- ghent and/or antwerp????
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We need a timescale to really help, but the Eurostar leaves from Brussels so why not spend the day there before getting the train, or go there the afternoon before, from Brugge, if you are getting an early train.
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ok- so get to london its best to leave from brussles?
what do you mean by a timescale @ hetismij2
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How long? Hard to answer. A'dam you could spend several days there and the environs (Harlem etc.) easily, though I think we've only stayed there 3 days at a time. Didn't one of the museums just reopen?
We only spent a day in Ghent on the way back from Bruges to Brussels. It was a really nice stop, but had to park our bags at the train station (which is doable). Great castle there to tour. Neat central area, with amazing churches.
If memory serves each time in Bruges we've spent 2 nights, so approximately 1.5 days on the ground. . We were there in March and it got a little busy during the day, but was nearly empty at night.
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timescale was probably the wrong word. How long do you have to visit these three places? How long are you planning in each one?
Yes Brussels is where you get the train to London so it is easy to combine a visit to the city with getting the train, assuming you have enough time available.
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that should have read more like the UK weatherwise!
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@ hetismij2 ~~ Thanks
I am leaving NYC on March 26 or march 27. and I need to be in london on April 3rd and I am coming home to NYC on April 7
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I spent a few days in Brussels and really enjoyed it. There is a lot more to the city than manequin pis and cherry lambic But I agree with the others that to really answer this question, we have to know how much time you have for the trip to help you prioritize your time.
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Hello I am planning my trip..
I was thinking of Amsterdam --> Brughes --> Brussles....
but people are telling me to skip brussles-- thoughts???
what about ghent and/or antwerp????
I am planning on leaving March 26/27 and I need to be in London by April 3rd
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so is it correct to assume that you actually only have 3-4 days for Belgium?
I would probably pass on BRU and spend the time you have in Brugge-generally overrun with tourists- and Ghent-university town, good energy-... distances are short and Antwerp could be an easy jaunt for the day. Also if you plant yourself in Brugge, Ghent is only 30 minutes away, BRU 45. Trains run every 15-20 minutes to most cities!and they run late into the night. Just be advised that there are 3 train stations in BRU
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In connection to the ongoing debate about drug-testing welfare recipients, lawmakers in Minnesota, Alabama, Illinois and Texas are considering requiring it of state legislators too.
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Drug tests for politicians? Minnesota lawmakers don't mind if they do.
"It's good accountability. Quite frankly, if someone's going out on weekends and using meth, I don't know that I want them making policy," said Sen. Sean Nienow, R-Cambridge, who plans to introduce an amendment to the Senate Health and Human Services budget bill this week that would require drug tests for welfare recipients and state lawmakers alike.
"Bring on the cup!" Republican Sen. Duane Quam of Byron declared Monday night, as a similar amendment passed the House by a landslide. "I have nothing to fear!"
The idea of drug testing state lawmakers was introduced as an ironic jab at a proposal to test Minnesotans on welfare for drug use. But House Democrats and Republicans alike embraced the idea, to the chagrin of some.
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The provision the Minnesota House approved -- late in the evening, after long hours of budget debates -- states that Minnesota lawmakers "may" be required to undergo random drug screening for both drugs and alcohol at their own expense. Lawmakers who test positive for drugs or alcohol would be barred from receiving a paycheck until their test results were clean. It remains to be seen whether legislative drug tests will survive the conference committee and get signed into law.
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During debate Monday, Liebling said lawmakers should be ashamed to perpetuate the stereotype that poor Americans are more likely to abuse drugs than anyone else, including elected representatives.
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Drug screenings for welfare recipients has been controversial for years. Florida, the first state to institute drug screenings, ended up spending far more money than it saved, and found positive drug test results in only 2 percent of those tested. Nienow sees the idea as an issue of personal responsibility and a way to identify people struggling with substance abuse.
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Reaching blue-collar workers, many of them Hispanic
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Some outdoor advertising is seasonal, such as targeting football fans in the fall or college students on spring break. But some goes on in the fall and the spring and the summer and winter as well, and one example is targeting construction workers and other laborers with ad messages on lunch trucks.
Lunch trucks drive around cities and serve workers at factories and construction sites. Like any form of mobile advertising, the advantage of placing messages on lunch trucks is that the advertising goes where the people are.
But lunch truck advertising has gone well beyond simple signage. There's everything from clings to wraps to sampling to street teams that accompany the truck on its rounds.
To find out how to get your client's message in front of blue-collar, predominantly Hispanic workers, read on.
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Advertising to workers on lunch trucks.
There are a handful of outdoor companies across the country that offer lunch truck advertising. Most have the capabilities to allow advertisers to target by market, region or nationally across multiple markets.
How it works
There are two types of lunch trucks: ones that serve cold items such as chips, candy and other snacks and others that serve hot food as well. In either case, the most common form of advertising is signage on the body of the truck.
Signage comes in a number of different forms. There are 57-by-27-inch units positioned on the truck's side and tailgate, visible to workers on site but also to drivers and pedestrians en route from one site to the next. Advertisers can also place smaller 25-by-25 ads adjacent to the server window.Ad messages may also be placed in the interior of the truck behind the serving counter, where they are visible to waiting lines of customers.
For a greater impact marketers can also wrap the entire truck with their brand's colors, logo and messages.
Another effective way to target workers using lunch trucks is through sampling. Drivers can hand out samples of snacks, beverages or other food products or packaged goods to workers. Product brochures can be handed out as well, or placed in plastic holders near the serving window.
Marketers also can employ street teams that travel around with lunch trucks and interact with workers during their lunch breaks. The teams can pass out samples and talk up a product.
MoneyGram ran a recent campaign that included promotional girls talking up the company's services.
Lunch truck advertising is available in most markets but is most common in the top 60.
On an average daily route of 20 stops, lunch trucks will hit five construction sites, 10 light manufacturing industrial locations, such as factories and assembly plants, and five institutions, such as colleges and universities, according to Outdoor Advertising Systems.
In Los Angeles, one truck generates about 9,000 impressions per day.
How it is measured
Drivers track how many customers they serve, and brochures or samples distributed can be counted as well. Third-party audits can also be done to measure how many non-customers view truck signage, such as the people who see the signage as the truck is moving to a new location.
What product categories do well
Frequent lunch truck advertisers include retail, beverages, telecommunications, packaged goods, financial services, lottery and energy companies, as well as makers of products consumed by Hispanics.
Customers of lunch truck are largely Hispanic at 72 percent, with the other 28 percent a mix of white, black, Asian and other races, according to data collected by Outdoor Advertising Systems and overlaid with U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics data.
Customers are 70 percent male and have an average annual household income of $52,500.
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Pricing varies, but a three-month campaign across multiple markets in which 50 trucks are wrapped runs around $5,000 per month, plus production.
In the Los Angeles market, placing the small 25-by-25 inch signs by serving windows on 25 trucks cost $86.50 per month. To wrap five trucks the cost is $4,500 per month plus production, which is about $1,200.
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Let's face it, Handel's "Poro, Re dell'Indie" (in English "Porus, King of India") isn't exactly a household name in any but the most dedicated baroque opera circles.
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Let's face it, Handel's "Poro, Re dell'Indie" (in English "Porus, King of India") isn't exactly a household name in any but the most dedicated baroque opera circles.
It was completed and performed in 1731, in a typically fecund period of his life, being squeezed in between the light-hearted "Partenope" and the rather less obviously endearing "Ezio". After 16 performances and a couple of quick revivals, that was it until the German exploration of the canon in the first half of the 20th century.
In the current boom years (as they must surely be called) for baroque opera, "Poro" has not been at the top of the agenda for most directors or conductors. Musically it has some fine arias and duets, but it suffers from a clunky plot with holes as large as a Mughal elephant's foot. The characterisations can be laughable – literally – and even the most intricate and melodic of Handel's compositions cannot save it from a kind of dramatic purgatory.
The libretto, adapted from Metastasio's "Alessandro nell'Indie", centres around a love-triangle taken from an actual event in recorded history. Alexander the Great in his march east defeats and captures an Indian king, Poro. Poro's beloved, Queen Cleofide of a neighbouring Indian kingdom, seeks to help Poro by pretending to love the invader….and thus sets in motion a web of jealousy, mistaken identity and the usual Handelian sub-plot of secondary lovers (not in the recorded history) caught up in the spokes of confusion that surround the main protagonists.
In his day, Handel was happy to ignore any lack of dramatic cohesion because he knew he could rely on his own brilliance, and that of his three top-flight singers, to distract the ear and eye. The title role was created for, and by, the legendary alto castrato Senesino, that of Alessandro for the remarkable Italian tenor Annibale Pio Fabri, and the prima donna role of Cleofide for Anna Strada del Pò. And to this day the success of this opera depends absolutely upon the quality of the singing – and the modern day director has to rise to the considerable challenge of overcoming the dramatic shortcomings.
This production for the London Handel Festival, featuring young opera singers from the UK on the cusp of professional careers and a fluent, intelligent production by Christopher Cowell, rose to both challenges with aplomb and almost complete success. It was heartening to hear so many fine young voices now singing this repertoire with verve and style, and showing at least the beginnings of true stage awareness – even if nearly all badly needed lessons in deportment. A king or general should stand and look like a king or general, at least in a production that requires "realistic for the age" acting.
The part of Alessandro, part-time conquering hero and (in this production at least) full-time philosopher and marriage-guidance counsellor, was taken by Nathan Vale. This young tenor last year won the Handel Singing Competition from some high class opposition, and was obviously popular with the crowd at this, final, performance in the run. His tenor is very flexible and has an interesting darkness in the timbre that suggests that it may develop into something rather different, given time. His control in the many, many divisions (almost armies) of semi-quavers that his character is blessed with was remarkable. Tonally, he was generally consistent and smooth through the range, although he needs to learn to put more light and shade, more variation of dynamic, into his singing in response to the text; sometimes the machine-gun delivery quite took over from the meaning of the words themselves. But a most satisfying performance – it would be good to hear him in more legato material.
His rival in love and war, Poro, was sung by countertenor Christopher Ainslie and after a slightly shaky start his voice was the one which probably improved most during the evening's entertainment. He has a strong, well-supported, alto voice with no hoot or wobble and – in contrast to Vale – had plenty of opportunity to display his natural ease and skill with the more poignant and reflective arias that Handel wrote for the master of that genre in the 1730's. His acting skills were to be applauded too – he managed to find a number of ways to continually display jealousy without succumbing to routine.
The focus of both men's attention as Queen Cleofide was Ruby Hughes, a young soprano with considerable gifts. She has a warm, expressive and easy soprano that gave promise of some weight and power to come, and of all the singers perhaps gave the most finished performance. Articulation, intonation, colour and dynamic were all there, and she has an attractive stage presence. Again, like the other young singers, she could benefit from some intensive "how to walk and stand" training, but that is easily fixed, and no doubt will be.
The more minor roles were taken by bass Hakan Ekenas (Timagene) of whom one wished for more in the way of arias as his voice was very appealing, and sounded quite at home in the idiom; mezzo Madeleine Pierard (Erissena) who, like Ainslie, grew in stature through the evening but lacked slightly in consistency; and countertenor Andrew Pickett (Gandarte) who had expressive moments but struggled a little with the recitatives in particular.
Although this opera tends to the London Bus style of format, (there's always another da capo aria coming along behind), it is thankfully interspersed with some wonderful duets and ensembles – of which the Act Two "Caro amico amplesso" between Poro and Cleofide is an example. It wasn't actually included in the Metastasio libretto but Handel decided to transplant it here from his "Aci, Galatea e Polifemo" – and all the better for it. Ainslie and Hughes' work together here was delicious.
Throughout, Laurence Cummings kept the augmented London Handel Orchestra on its toes and allowed no unnecessary lingering – a good idea with this piece. As ever they were very stylish, and also rather less astringent than I have heard them, with some neat work from the flute and oboes in particular.
The production itself was in the "elegant but inexpensive" category, the costumes of old India and some vaguely 18th military gear for the Greeks supplying most of the vibrant colour and sparkle whilst the simple backdrop of gauzes were lit appropriately as the story progressed. A single hanging metre of vivid blue silk depicted the River Hidaspes, which divides the opposing camps, and with the exception of the odd cut-out tree and tea-chest, that was about it. But it worked. Cowell managed to get across the idea – one which Handel espouses in the music – of a meeting of cultures with mutual respect for each other. If there was a problem it was of our own making, in that the incredibly understanding, generous and fair-minded Alessandro was just too good to be true and we laughed. In 1731, I suspect, Handel's audience would have been impressed and satisfied that those in power should show such noble and selfless ideals – it did rather remind us of how cynical we have become.
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The Sacramento Municipal Utility District in California is conducting a three-year test on a couple of plug-in vehicles, and the city of Austin, Texas, last year teamed up with the local power company to launch a $1 million plug-in incentive program. Also in California, San Francisco has ordered diesel hybrids from DaimlerChrysler for its municipal transportation fleet.
"Everybody is still in the testing phase, but the testing is becoming more mature," said Marc Kohler, the business development manger at Valence Technology. "People are looking at crash testing and cold-weather testing."
It costs about $10,000 to $12,000 to convert a car like a Prius into a plug-in and hybrids cost around $3,000 more than an equivalent gasoline-powered vehicle.
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