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Welcome to Sunset Soaring – Radio Control Flying on Sydney's North Shore
About Sunset Soaring
Sunset Soaring has been flying electric model aircraft and gliders at Golden Jubilee sports field in Wahroonga for over 20 years. We hire the back oval to fly four mornings a week, year round.
We regularly host visitors from other clubs and welcome a chat with members of the public.
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Golden Jubilee Flying Field
Our flying field is just about the last remaining decent flying field on Sydney's North Shore suitable for radio control model aircraft. It is ideal for learning to fly, thermal gliding and sport aerobatics.
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Do you want to learn to fly?
The best way to learn is with a club. Our members are friendly and helpful and our instructors follow the formal instruction process developed by our parent body, the AMAS.
Please contact us or drop in on a flying day with any queries you may have.
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Recent news:
1 June 2017
Memberships are now due for renewal
The full year July 2017 – June 2018 membership form is now located in the Membership page or by clicking here
Photos are slowly but surely being added to the website. The photos range from recent events through to snapshots of our rich 25 year history.
You can find them in the Events and Photo gallery or by clicking here
If you have any photos to contribute, please contact Alan Layton or one of the committee members
May 2017
Recent interview with editor of Monthly Chronicle
Construction of our long awaited storage shed at Golden Jubilee oval commenced with site set-out activities on Friday 27th January, and excavation works for the concrete slab started on Monday 30th. The construction site will be surrounded by a wire security fence during construction. Thanks to the committee members who started working on this about 5 years ago.
The shed is now nearing completion with roof on and doors installed. Some minor work to lockup stage and then painting and fitout to finish.
Congratulations to Don, our oldest member, who has recently turned 90. See the photo in Events.
Please give us your ideas for Show and Tell evenings, Fun Fly days and visiting interesting aviation attractions. Next up could be a visit to another club and hopefully another visit to HARS for the next Flying Day.
One of our Associate members recently went to demonstrate model aviation during a STEM inspiration day at a local school. The flight simulator usage went down particularly well. Please let the committee know if you come across any such opportunities to demonstrate the current state of the technology to young people.
Recently we have begun hosting visitors from Aged Care Villages. Please contact us to arrange a visit which consists of a brief description of what we do, describing the types of models and then a flying demonstration. We prefer visits on a weekday (when the weather is amenable) as Sundays can be a bit busy.


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Boston, MA 01/08/2013 (wallstreetpr) – Alcoa Inc (NYSE:AA) is trying to find a way to deal with its operations at Geelong Point Henry, Victoria, Australia. The U.S. aluminum giant is expected to issue a review on what it plans to do with the embattled Geelong Point Henry plant.
In 2012, the company agreed for about $44 million bailout for the plant from the government so that it could keep it running up until June this year. The plant is at the heart of the Victorian government, given that it employs more than 500 workers and its economic contribution to the state is enormous.
But even with such support, Alcoa Inc (NYSE:AA) is looking for value for its investors and that means to decide where to stop production and where to increase production to earn better revenue and profits. Although talks are still in progress between the government and the company, many analysts believe that eventually the plant will be shut.
The reason Alcoa Inc (NYSE:AA) is keen on ending production in Geelong Point Henry is that it made a commitment to its investors to abandon high-cost plants and boost production in low-cost plants. The said plant is expensive for the company. Furthermore, the lag in global aluminum prices, high production output in China and stronger Australian dollar is hurting its profits.
Mining industry is generally failing and most players have sold many of their assets in consolidation efforts. Alcoa Inc (NYSE:AA) is just doing what its peers are doing elsewhere and of course, what is investors want.
It is basically in the best interest of Alcoa Inc (NYSE:AA) investors, that the company is exiting expensive operations and focusing on low-cost operations. Nonetheless, closure of the Geelong Point Henry smelter will affect the economy of Victoria.
The ongoing consolidation in Alcoa Inc (NYSE:AA) is bearing fruit. The stock started the year on a positive note, which is an indicator of good things to come. The idea is that, the management hopes that they can still earn value for investors even under the present sales condition by reducing expenses, and this strategy looks good for the company.
Currently a stock of Alcoa Inc (NYSE:AA) is trading around $10.54 per share, a significant rise from 52-week low of $7.63.

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Armenian newspapers report and comment on the depreciation of Armenia's national currency, the dram, which resumed on Tuesday, prompting an urgent statement from the Central Bank.
"What happened in Armenia's financial market yesterday can easily be called lawlessness," writes "Haykakan Zhamanak." "A lawlessness that was upheld by the Central Bank of Armenia and inevitably involved all Armenian banks and currency exchange shops. Throughout the day the banks bought dollars for 430 to 437 drams per dollar and purportedly sold them for 440 to 450 drams per dollar. In the afternoon exchange shops were buying dollars for 440 drams per dollar and purportedly sold them for 460 drams per dollar. Later in the day the Central Bank set an exchange rate purportedly standing at 442.3 drams per dollar. Purportedly. These three facts summed up yesterday the whole essence of our financial market."
"Up until September 3, 2013 many of us thought that our drift towards the European Union is irreversible," editorializes "Aravot." "But [Russian President Vladimir] Putin reversed that movement overnight. When the United States supported [Osama] bin-Laden in his fight against the Soviet Union [in Afghanistan] it thought that bin-Laden's loyalty to America is irreversible. But the number one terrorist eventually turned against the U.S. By the same token, when the U.S. supported the Arab Spring it thought that it will get more friendly [Arab] regimes. However, years of chaos [in the Arab world] have produced forces that are not at all friendly to America."
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Germany vs Algeria
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Germany (Possible, 4-2-3-1): Neuer; Boateng, Hummels, Mertesacker, Hoewedes; Schweinsteiger, Lahm; Kroos, Özil, Götze; Müller
Algeria (Possible, 5-3-2): Mbolhi; Belkalem, Halliche, Mesbah, Medjani, Mandi; Bentaleb, Feghouli, Brahimi; Slimani, Djabou.
Referee: Sandro Ricci (Brazil).
Betting: Germany 3-10, Algeria 9-1, Draw 4-1.
Team News
Germany miss Arsenal's Lukas Podolski with a thigh problem suffered against the USA.
Full back Jérôme Boateng remains a doubt with a knee injury.
Algeria should be unchanged from the team that drew with Russia.
Match Notes
Thirty-two years is a long time to wait for revenge.
It was way back in 1982 when Germany and Austria played out what went down in the history books as the "Disgrace of Gijon" to eliminate Algeria from the World Cup.
On Monday in Porto Alegre, Algeria faces Germany for the first time since that infamous match - with a spot in the quarterfinals on the line.
On paper, this match should be no contest.
Stat of the game: Algeria have played Germany twice and beaten them on both occasions. They are one of only three countries never to have lost to the Germans.
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Mary Gladys Puckett, 86, died Tuesday, April 24, 2001.
A native of Oconee County, Miss Puckett was a daughter of the late James and Martha Doggett Puckett. She was a homemaker and was of the Baptist faith.
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Our clients contacted JM Remodeling after they had received bids from other competing remodeling contractors. They were looking for a contractor to understand their vision for their master suite remodel. Our design team listened to what the homeowners ideas were exactly, and came up with a spa bathroom design plan to meet these needs. The homeowners dreamed of having a master suite that resembled a modern day contemporary bathroom spa. They expressed the desire for clean lines and streamline fixtures. JM Remodeling came up with two different spa bathroom designs that highlighted the different needs of the customer.
The existing master bedroom and bath was sectioned off and didn't flow easily with the space. The new plan the homeowners chose moved the bathroom to the opposite end of the space to where the existing closet was located. By designing the project this way it enabled the space to add a whirlpool tub. This tub helped to create the spa master suite that was a high priority for our client. Having a walk in shower as well as a whirlpool tub deck gave the homeowners functional options for bathing. To further create the spa themed master suite, JM Remodeling installed (2) 5" canister lights above the tub on Maestro dimmer switches to help set the mood while relaxing at the end of the day. The bathroom included a Broan heat/fan/light combination, occupancy sensor, and modern sconce lights at each side of the mirror.
To keep with the theme of the contemporary spa bathroom design, our design team incorporated the use of clean lines and repetition of materials used throughout the space. Painting the walls and ceiling white with with gloss white moldings made the contrasting espresso vanity a feature in the room. The bathroom floor, shower floor, walls, mosaic wall insert, tub walls and details was laid with 2" x 4" white carrara polished marble, ¾" x 12" white carrara pencil marble liner, and 17" x17" white carrara lapato tiles. All tile edges were finished with bullnose marble. All of the plumbing fixtures used in the remodel were matching from the gorgeous Kohler Purist line. JM Remodeling also installed new prefinished 3 1/4" Aacer American Cherry hardwood flooring throughout the bedroom and walk in closet.
One aspect of the design not seen often in bathrooms was the Weathershield awning window that was installed. The design team wanted a large window that was functional, and while still keeping with the clean lines.
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There is something about Vermont that lures the romantic and the adventurous
Quite possibly, it's our unspoiled mountains, picture-perfect towns and friendly villagers, covered bridges, historic sites, pristine lakes and babbling brooks. But whether it's our scenic back roads and breathtaking views or the fascination of rustic, mixed with refined, people travel from around the world to experience the timeless beauty of this magical state. And we have lots to do...........................
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Quechee is quaint, charming and very popular with Vermont vacationers. Plan to spend some time here and enjoy the many attractions:
- The Quechee Gorge - Scenic and easy walking/hiking trails - located directly behind our inn - Vermont's "Little Grand Canyon" with a depth of 168 feet
- Hot-Air Ballooning - Lift off from the backyard of the Inn or the Quechee Village Green with Balloons of Vermont. They fly year round, even in winter!
- Hop in your vehicle and drive........yes, drive! If you enjoy spectacular scenery, explore our back roads, visit our quaint towns and chat with our villagers
- Kayaking, Canoeing, Fly Fishing, Archery - Arranged through Wilderness Trails - 2.5 miles away
- Bordered on the west by renowned Lake Champlain and on the east by the magnificent Connecticut River and with 808 lakes and ponds and over 7,000 miles of rivers and streams, Vermont offers world-class fishing opportunities and water activities for all ages, abilities and interests
- Bicycling - Directly from the Inn with rentals through Wilderness Trails
- Simon Pearce Glass Blowing and Restaurant - Expert glassblowers create handcrafted glass using old-world techniques - 1.5 miles
- VINS Raptor and Nature Center - Get a glimpse into the exciting world of wild bird rehabilitation of injured and abandoned birds - 1.5 miles
- Sugarbush Cheese and Maple Syrup Farm - Sample their delicious cheese and gourmet foot items - also a working farm - 7 miles from the Inn
- Quechee Gorge Village - a fun shopping attraction, features a Vermont sampler of antiques, collectibles, craft dealers, the antique mall and the toy and train museum - 3 miles
- Quechee Hot-Air Balloon Festival - Located at the Quechee Village Green, every Fathers Day Weekend - over 20 balloons ascend over our area 5 times during the weekend, continuous live music, entertainment, craft artisans, children's activities and games, tethered rides, ascension rides, commercial vendors, beer and wine tent and much more - 1.5 miles
- Quechee Segway Tours - Our newest attraction and a fun way to tour the countryside of Quechee and learn of its impressive history - 3 miles
- Golf and Tennis - The Quechee Club - 4 miles
- Dewey's Pond - Fishing and Boating - 2 miles
- The Quechee Polo Field - Polo matches take place Saturdays, 2 pm at the Quechee Polo Field - 3 miles
- The Strong House Spa - An authentic spa experience - green - organic - wellness - 3 miles
- In winter, x-country skiing, snowshoeing, skiing, tubing, snowboarding, ice skating are available at Killington, Suicide Six, Mt. Tom, Wilderness Trails, Woodstock Union Arena, the Quechee Gorge and the Quechee Club. Rentals are available through Wilderness Trails and Henderson's Ski and Snowboard Shop, located right here in Quechee
- Snowmobiling is available through Killington Snowmobile Tours in Plymouth, VT. Explore the Calvin Coolidge State Forest on the Vermont State trail system, also called VAST (Vermont Association of Snow Travelers)
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Caylee Law Petition, An Internet movement to change the law in the first hours after Casey Anthony was acquitted of murdering her daughter has gone viral and is being supported by the masses disappointed by the verdict. "Caylee Act" would make a crime for parents or caregivers not to report the death of a child to the authorities – accidental or otherwise – in an hour. It would also make an offense for guardians to notify authorities not the disappearance of a child within 24 hours.
Michelle Crowder, Oklahoma, started the online petition to create the first hours after the law was announced the verdict.
"When I saw that Casey Anthony had pleaded not guilty in the murder of little Caylee and that she was only convicted of lying to police about her disappearance, he got sick," Crowder said in a news release. "I could not believe I was not being accused of neglect or danger, or obstruction of justice."
In a verdict that made headlines worldwide, 25-year-old Casey Anthony was found not guilty of murdering her 2-year-old daughter, Caylee, and not guilty of child abuse. She was convicted of four counts of lying to police while investigating the disappearance of her daughter. Casey Anthony waited 30 days before reporting her missing daughter. At least one Florida lawmaker supports the idea. State Rep. Bill Hager, R-Boca Raton, announced Wednesday afternoon, which is currently preparing legislation in line with the movement of Internet. Hager is on the Judiciary Committee. Sooner would be able to present the bill during the next legislative session that begins in March.
"Making a law on the books requiring parents and guardians to the disappearance of children who are in great danger at the right time will ensure that parents are responsible for their actions," he said in a statement. "It will also ensure that justice will stand with those among us who are most vulnerable. And finally, put an end to the kind of irresponsible and outrageous behavior we've seen with Caylee's mother."
But some wonder if a new law in Brevard is needed at all. Brevard Circuit Judge Preston Silvernail said this conversation did not take place if the jury had a different verdict. "I think there are existing laws on aggravated child abuse, child abuse, child neglect, including the placement of a child in danger, so I'm not sure a new charter is needed," he said. "I know some may have believed the defendant guilty, but the jury selected by both parties and approved by the court made a decision based on law, evidence and their own experience.
Defense attorney Steve Casanova questions the legality of the law. "While the idea may be good, enforcement of the law as it is most likely not pass constitutional review on the basis of privacy concerns and the rights attached to 5th Amendment of the accused, a cornerstone of our justice system, "he said. Melbourne Szachacz defense attorney Keith said it would be better away from the gut reactions.
"The immediate reactions to create a new law or change existing law should be avoided," he said. "A careful and thorough, with opportunity for discussion, is required." That does not mean it cannot happen.
In 2005, only months after 9 years Jessica Lunsford was kidnapped, raped and murdered by convicted sex offender John Couey, the "Jessica Lunsford Act" became law in Florida. The law sanctions for those convicted of sexual offenses against children less than 12 years. Numerous states have already passed similar laws, but not a push to make it a federal law.
Wayne Ivey, Department of Law Enforcement of the resident agent in charge of Brevard County, knows how important it is to immediately report missing children. In 2004, he created the Child Abduction Response Team (CART), which coordinates the efforts of law enforcement to begin monitoring and investigation as soon as children are reported missing. The program is already underway around the country.
"Our children are the most precious thing in our lives and we must take all measures to protect them. The development of this type of labor legislation to promote laws that are already in place that are designed to protect our children and prevent the harm's way, "he said. "The essence of time can be one of the most important factors in saving the life of a missing child."
Ivey said that national statistics show that 44 percent of abducted children who are killed to meet its demise in the first hour of her abduction. That number jumps significantly – 76 percent – during the first three hours.
"Failure to report a child as missing or wounded is sure to hamper rescue efforts that can be used to save the life of that child," he said. By midafternoon, the online petition to the law had about 100,000 signatures.
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Throughout the years,
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Recently, I attended a seminar held at the SIG SAUER Academy in Epping, N.H., where I had an opportunity to check out several different SIG rifles. All were most impressive to say the least.
First up for consideration is the SSG 3000. The SSG is a bolt-action rifle chambered for the ever-popular .308 Winchester. This rifle features a massive six lug lockup system for greater strength and accuracy and a lightweight firing pin for an extremely short lock time. To facilitate quick cycling, the bolt only requires a short 60-degree throw. The heavy, forged 23.5 ounce barrel has 1:12 rate of twist and an integral flash suppressor/muzzle brake. Metal surfaces are coated with a black oxide finish to reduce glare.
A super tough, adjustable McMillan composite stock is standard. The height of the stock comb can be optimized for use with optics and length of pull and fine-tuned by adding or removing spacers. At 12 pounds unloaded, the SSG3000 is no flyweight but, predictably, is very comfortable to shoot and easy on the shoulder. A while back, I had logged quite a bit of trigger time on a SSG3000 and tested it out to 400 yards. I was impressed then, as I am now.
The SSG3000 exhibits all the qualities you expect from a first-class precision rifle, including tack driving accuracy, adjustable two-stage trigger and a comfortable stock. Professionals, who may have to spend long periods behind the rifle waiting for an opportunity to take a shot, will really appreciate that last quality. This rifle's modular design allows the end-user to quickly replace worn barrels without resorting to expensive gunsmith services.
The Blaser Tactical 2 from SIG SAUER may very well be the most radical bolt-action precision rifle ever produced. Built around the revolutionary Blaser straight pull action, this rifle was engineered from the ground up to create the best possible shooting platform. With the bolt closed, a 360-degree radial collet expands into the locking groove of the barrel, and the bolt head is auto-centering and self-headspacing.
The straight pull action has no rotating parts and can be cycled very fast with minimal effort. From a solid rest, this southpaw shooter was able to run the Tactical 2 much faster than any left-hand bolt gun I've shot in the past. The bolt of the Blaser 2 can be quickly converted to right- or left-hand operation.
Another key feature of the Tactical 2 is barrel change capability. The end-user can take the basic system and switch between 5.56mm, .308 Winchester, .300 Winchester Magnum and .338 Lapua Magnum. No special tools are required to swap out the bolt head, barrel or magazine. The barrels are hammer forged, fluted and plasma-nitrided for maximum service life and corrosion resistance. A highly effective muzzle break is also part of the package. For the mounting of optics, the barrel is equipped with a 1913 Picatinny rail.
The composite stock of the Tactical 2 is fully adjustable to meet the needs of the enduser. Made of injection molded polymer, the stock remains stable under the most extreme climatic conditions. A rear monopod with micrometer adjustment will also help get you on target.
I would like to have been able to shake down the sample Tactical 2 at longer distances, because the 100-yard performance was most impressive. Its one-stage trigger was very user-friendly and got me printing some bragging size groups right from the start. The Tactical 2 doesn't come cheap, but this is one rifle in a league of its own.
A few years ago, SIG introduced the 556 family of rifles. Based on the acclaimed SIG550/551 weapon systems, the SIG556 embodies those same qualities found in the original rifle with a more "Americanized" spin. They include AR magazine capability; a Picatinny rail for the mounting of optics; and a folding, locking, adjustable length stock. The SIG556 utilizes a highly reliable gas piston action. Lower receivers are crafted from 7075-T6 aluminum, while the upper is rendered from steel.
The latest addition is the SIG556 Patrol Rifle, chambered for the 5.56X45mm NATO round. This rifle is outfitted with a 16-inch barrel with a 1:7 rate of twist. A standard A2 flash suppressor is affixed to the barrel on an industry standard 1/2-inch x 28 TPI muzzle thread.
A reduced weight gas piston operating system makes for a lighter weapon, which is never a bad idea for something that may be carried for a long period. Its two-position gas valve ensures reliable function even when dirty or operating under extreme conditions.
In my informal shooting test, the SIG556 Patrol Rifle delivered the goods. Operation and placement of controls was very straightforward, and accuracy potential was excellent. I especially liked the folding adjustable stock which allows the rifle to be stashed in tighter places than AR-style rifles. As the interiors of patrol vehicles become more confined, having critical equipment at an arm's reach, as opposed to in the vehicle trunk, is something that needs to be considered. A 556 SWAT Patrol Rifle with a quad rail is also available.
I also had the opportunity to try my hand on a SIG 556 DMR Rifle. Any notion one may have that a self-loader isn't as accurate as a bolt gun quickly dissipates after a few minutes behind the 556 DMR. The heart and soul are identical to the other members of the 556 tribe, but with a few notable enhancements. Its cold forged 21-inch heavy barrel has a 1:10 rate of twist.
A two-stage trigger helped me perform to a high level and print some impressive five-shot clusters on the paper. A Magpul PRS adjustable stock completes the package. A rifle such as the 556 DMR can handle many roles traditionally associated with bolt-action rifles. If moving or multiple threats are present, the self-loading 556 DMR definitely holds an edge.
But the really big scoop from SIG is the introduction of the 516 Patrol Rifle, a gas piston variant of the AR-15. Initially, this news caught me a bit off guard. After all, the last time I checked, there were about four dozen manufacturers of AR-15 rifles. Why jump into the fray when you have a perfectly capable rifle in the 556?
The reason is really quite simple. SIG SAUER was confident that it could craft the ultimate AR-15 rifle, something every bit as good as its premium quality pistols. Secondly, AR-15 rifles are a hot ticket. Warts and all, the AR-15 outsells all other semi-auto rifles combined. If you could build a better mousetrap and your gun is indeed top dog, you could command a big piece of this very lucrative market.
SIG refers to the 516 as the "fulfilled potential of the AR-15/M-16." That assessment may not be too far off the mark. Rather than come in with an entry grade gun, the 516 family is clearly high end. Tolerances are very tight with barrels freefloated and chrome-lined. A three-position gas regulator will help keep the gun up and running in all anticipated field conditions. To avoid problems encountered with some early generation gas piston guns, SIG utilizes an extended barrel nut to secure the barrel to the receiver.
During my visit to SIG, I had the chance to shoot and examine a few different 516 prototypes; however, one notable difference is that production guns will have ambidextrous fire controls and magazine catch.
Only quality components are used in assembling the SIG 516 Rifle. On the Patrol Rifle, an adjustable SOPMOD stock is standard. Other key elements include an A2 flash suppressor, free-floated 1:7 rate of twist barrel, and a fire-floated alloy guard rail. A flat-top 1913 receiver is standard.
While gas piston AR rifles eliminate the fouling associated with direct impingement guns, they provide us with as many questions as they do answers. With reasonable care, the original Stoner pattern guns run just fine. Some early gas piston AR-15s held promise, but developed other issues. But if anybody can get it right, it will probably be SIG.
At the seminar, we were treated to shooting demonstrations by SIG's Robert Hirt. A random mix of 5.56 caliber ammunition was loaded into magazines and run through a well broken-in 556 rifle that had already digested more than 20,000 rounds. Throughout the test, Hirt thoroughly abused this rifle by burying it in sand and mud, and by immersing it in a pond. Without fail, the rifle cycled through magazine after magazine without missing a beat. We may not have arrived at "cop proof " yet, but we're getting close.
As this is written, SIG plans to make its first production run of 516 Patrol Rifles within a few days. A precision version of the 516 will follow soon. ?e first customers will be the Delaware State Police who have chosen the 516 Patrol Rifle to complement their SIG-Saver P229 pistols.
As CEO Ron Cohen put it, "SIG is more than a handgun company. We make some pretty good rifles too." Without question, SIG rifles can run with anything else out there. For patrol or tactical operations, SIG SAUER rifles deliver the level of performance you've come to expect from this innovative firm. I suspect they are not done yet.
Mike Boyle served as a captain with the New Jersey Division of Fish & Wildlife Bureau of Law Enforcement. He is a frequent contributor to firearms and law enforcement journals and remains active as a police academy instructor. He has been on the board of directors of the International Association of Law Enforcement Firearms Instructors since 1996.
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unittest2 is a backport of the new features added to the
unittest testing framework in Python 2.7. It is tested to
on Python 2.4 - 2.7.
WWW: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/unittest2/
make generate-plist
To install the port: cd /usr/ports/devel/py-unittest2/ && make install cleanTo add the package: pkg install py27-unittest2
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import unittest
class ExampleUT(unittest.TestCase):
def test_unittest(self):
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This one was fun to find. As rm@ mentioned in a previous commit, no
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[1] http://code.google.com/p/unittest-ext/
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