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Actress Renee Zellweger has dismissed rumors she is suffering from an eating disorder.
The star gained nearly 28 pounds when she starred in the movie series, based on the books of Helen Fielding, but she quickly dropped the weight once filming was finished with a strict diet and exercise regime.
When she was snapped at a New York fashion event earlier this month her slim figured sparked rumors she is struggling with her weight, but Zellweger insists her trim body is down to hard work in the gym.
She tells Britain's Daily Express newspaper, "When you read reports that you are starving or that you are anorexic it's very unfair and disappointing. It's not very pleasant to read reports which say you've gone too far or this or that. I have a lifestyle that involves keeping my sanity by going to the gym."


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Jude didn't let them down
For his book, Thank You, St. Jude, Robert Orsi researched devotion to St. Jude, patron of difficult or hopeless causes, which has been fostered by the Claretians since the 1920s through the National Shrine of St. Jude.
Why has the St. Jude devotion flourished while other devotions have died out?
There are lots of ways in which this devotion spoke directly to Catholics in a changing world. I really believe that women brought St. Jude into places where they were on the leading edge of social change in those years. If you read John L. Thomas, a Catholic sociologist of the mid century, you'll find that women were the ones looking for new kinds of marriages and new kinds of lives. Women often were the first to initiate crossethnic marriages, for example. At a time when gender roles were changing, these women imagined Jude as a strong, caring, attentive man. Jude became the man that American Catholic women were heading toward.
The women I talked to who prayed to St. Jude did not strike me as "weak women." That led me to wonder about that classic view of devotionalism that sees these women as weak and dependent. What women did was tell St. Jude what was in their hearts. In a moment when you're emotionally wracked, it's a very difficult matter to begin articulating your desires. It's a very powerful moment, and I think the world changes at that moment for these women.
This article appeared in the November 2005 issue of U.S. Catholic (Vol. 70, No. 11, page 24-28).
Read more from Robert Orsi on the history of Catholic devotions in the United States.


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Last year the Buenos Aires based architectural practice BAK arquitectos finished this massive single family villa on a sloped lot in the forest around the Argentinean capital.
"The particularity of this engagement was that, although the requirement was about two bedrooms and their respective bathrooms, the social area must be large enough with the possibility of being adapted to different uses as they frequently receive many friends.
The program was resolved by crossing two prisms perpendicularly and placing it in a forest clearing between the trees. The strong slope of the land was exploited to hide part of the program, reducing in this way the presence of the built volume."


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Japan Post would prefer to let sleeping dogs, and accounts, lie
Since last year, the government has talked about tapping so-called kyumin koza to help fund reconstruction in the areas hit by the March 11 disaster. Kyumin koza are "sleeping bank accounts," meaning savings in financial institutions that have gone untouched for long periods of time. The government says it needs at least ¥50 billion for reconstruction, and every year banks "uncover" about ¥80 billion in unclaimed accounts, 90 percent of which contain less than ¥10,000 each. For banking purposes the definition of a kyumin koza is an account from which no transactions have been carried out for ten years and whose holder the bank has not been able to contact.
Under such circumstances, banks typically move this money into the plus column on their books, which is why the financial industry isn't too crazy about the government's plan to commandeer the comatose cash. The banks' argument is that even though they have taken over this money, if the account holder does show up with proper identification and other pertinent documentation they will happily return it; but they couldn't do that if the government has taken it first.
It's a credible argument, though Japanese weekly magazine Gendai points out that ever since the end of the bubble era in the early 1990s, banks have become very strict about closing bank accounts, meaning that someone who had not touched their money for more than 10 years would probably require a lot of paperwork to prove the account was his. It would thus be very difficult for individuals to access accounts of family members who have died, since those individuals would have to produce death certificates, proof of relationship and other documents. Moreover, an account can only be closed at the branch where it was opened. It's assumed that a large number of sleeping accounts have gone untouched because the account holder died without informing his or her family of its existence.


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Sorting algorithms present some of the most interesting core challenges within computer science and engineering. A variety of sorting algorithms have been invented and studies over decades, with each algorithm providing a unique performance advantage over others, and some poor ones providing none at all. The web is a great resource for comparison and visualization (see [1], [2], [3], for example) and many algorithm text books are available.
In this multipart series I explore these algorithms, but with a purpose of discovering how to optimize for the current generation of CPUs. In other words, we are going to explore some of the key aspects of today's CPUs. But there is nothing better than tuning real code to squeeze more performance and seeing how far it can go. This can be really addicting, but is one of the most enjoyable addictions of computer engineering.
So, let's dive right in and explore several of these sorting algorithms. A sorting algorithm takes an array of numbers as input and puts these numbers in order; for example, a[0] ≤ a[1] ≤ a[2] ≤ a[3] ≤ … ≤ a[N] is the goal. To illustrate: Given a number sequence 5, 3, 7, 6, 4 a sorting algorithm would return 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7. In general, the items don't have to be numbers, but just need to be capable of being compared.
Selection Sort
Selection Sort is a classic approach that is described well in many textbooks on algorithms, as well as websites. Listing One provides two implementations: The first is the simplest to understand, which uses STL
min_element() function to find the minimum, and the second implementation expands
Listing One
// Listing1.cpp #include <algorithm> // Selection Sort algorithm using STL function min_element for clarity. void selectionSortUsingSTL( float *a, unsigned long a_size ) { for ( unsigned long i = 0; i < a_size - 1; i++ ) { float* minimum = std::min_element( a + i, a + a_size ); // find min within unsorted portion a[i] to end of a[] float swap = a[ i ]; a[ i ] = *minimum; // this min value at the begining of currentl unsorted portion - at a[i] *minimum = swap; } } // Selection Sort Algorithm adapted from Java example on Wikipedia void selectionSortOriginalFromWikiInJava( float* a, unsigned long a_size ) { for ( unsigned long i = 0; i < a_size - 1; i++ ) { unsigned long min = i; for ( unsigned long j = i + 1; j < a_size; j++ ) // Search for minimum and maximum value within current range { // (within the unsorted portion) if ( a[ j ] < a[ min ] ) { min = j; } } float swap = a[ i ]; a[ i ] = a[ min ]; a[ min ] = swap; } }
The algorithm works by finding the minimum value in the entire array and moving that value to the beginning of the array. Then the next smallest value is searched for, not from the beginning of the array, but from the
(beginning+1) array index to the end of the array. This minimum value is placed in
array[ beginning+1 ] location. These steps continue, finding the minimum and reducing the search range by one element during each iteration of the loop, moving the minimum element to the front of the current search range. This process goes on until the search range is reduced to zero. The result is a sorted array with minimum value at the beginning of the array and maximum value at the end.
Another way to view Selection Sort, is that one sorted element is moved to the sorted portion of the array (at the beginning of the array) and the next iteration works on the unsorted portion of the array. As the algorithm progresses, the unsorted portion of the array gets progressively smaller, and the sorted portion gets progressively larger, until the sorted portion takes over the entire array.
Selection sort is an
O(n2) algorithm, which can be seen from the number of comparisons in each iteration:
(n-1) + (n-2) + (n-3) + … + 3 + 2 + 1 = n(n-1)/2 comparisons.
Several nice animations of the Selection Sort and other sorting algorithms in action are provided on [2],[3] and [4]. Take a look at these, if only to muse about how many creative ways there are to sort. Selection Sort distinguishes itself by performing the least number of writes to the array of all sorting algorithms. It performs only n writes to the array. Few writes may be an important attribute in some environment, such as arrays stored in flash memory, where writes are very expensive. [4]
Note that our initial implementation for Selection Sort does not work properly for arrays size of zero. This is a common problem with corner cases and can be easily fixed with a single if statement at the front that checks the size to be one or more, and simply does nothing for smaller sizes. Sorting algorithms should work for arrays of size 0 and 1, and should do nothing in those cases, not even access any items within the array. The algorithm should not return an error in these two cases, since it's not wrong to have 0 or 1 elements in an array, there is just nothing to be done.
Selection Sort requires no additional storage and manipulates the array itself, swapping elements within the array — this is "in-place behavior". Selection Sort always performs the same number of comparisons and writes to the array no matter what the data is, always doing
n(n-1)/2 comparisons and
2(n-1) writes to the array. It is
2(n-1) writes because swapping takes two writes to the array — the algorithms does two writes per loop. The
(n-1) term comes from the fact that when the last element is reached no writes are necessary, since it's the only element left and is the maximum value within the entire array. In fact, the algorithm does not process the last element.
Insertion Sort
O(n2) algorithm works by keeping a portion of the array always sorted and then inserting a new element into its proper place within this sorted portion. Insertion Sort is analogous to keeping a handful of sorted cards, then picking up a new card from an unsorted pile, scanning the sorted cards in hand from right to left and inserting the new card into its proper place [5], [6]. This method is quite different from Selection Sort which finds the minimum element within the unsorted portion of the array. Insertion Sort, on the other hand, does not look for a minimum, but looks for a point to insert one element taken from the unsorted portion of the array. This insertion point is within the already sorted portion of the array, growing the sorted portion larger by one element. Insertion Sort keeps growing the sorted portion of the array, and shrinking the unsorted portion, by one element per iteration of the loop. Listing Two provides this algorithm adapted from pseudo-code in [2].
Listing Two
// Listing2.cpp // Insertion Sort Algorithm adapted from pseudo-code on // http://www.sorting-algorithms.com/insertion-sort as a starting point. void insertionSortOriginal( float* a, unsigned long a_size ) { for ( unsigned long i = 1; i < a_size; i++ ) { for ( unsigned long j = i; j > 0 && a[ j ] < a[ j - 1 ]; j-- ) { float swap = a[ j ]; a[ j ] = a[ j - 1 ]; a[ j - 1 ] = swap; } } }


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Waino keeps Hamilton off bases with four K's
CINCINNATI -- The Cardinals spent last season trying to keep Reds leadoff hitter Shin-Soo Choo off the bases. Now, they have the task of stopping another leadoff man from running.
Choo followed a large contract to Texas over the winter, opening up room for speedy center fielder Billy Hamilton atop the Reds' lineup. Hamilton arrived in the Majors last year having swiped 395 bases in 502 Minor League games. He went on to appear in 13 games for the Reds -- six as a pinch-runner -- and stole 13 bases in 14 attempts, his first two coming with Cardinals catcher Yadier Molina behind the plate. He was 9-for-9 in his stolen-base attempts this spring.
"I'm ready," Molina said of his next showdown with Hamilton. He's still waiting, too, as Hamilton had no chance to showcase his speed in the season opener.
Adam Wainwright, who said he put a "big emphasis" on Hamilton during his pregame scouting work, struck the center fielder out four times in Monday's 1-0 win.
"I knew if we were going to have success with the Reds, we have to get him off the bases," Wainwright said. "He can really cause some havoc out there. To keep him off the bases [Monday], looking back, it was probably one of the keys to the game. In a 1-0 game, keeping him off first is a big deal."
The Cardinals' infielders were also prepped, aware that Hamilton will be unhesitant to try and bunt his way on base. St. Louis watched video of Hamilton's spring in preparation for facing him this week.
"It's nice to get a little more of a look at his swing and try to figure out a game plan," manager Mike Matheny said. "He's a good player, he's an exciting player. And I know the Reds are of the viewpoint that he's going to continue to get better. And when you mix that kind of speed with improving talent, that's somebody we have to pay a lot of attention to at the top of the order."


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Did Jessica Simpson trade in her long locks for a short and sassy style?
Jessica and best friend/stylist Ken Paves had some fun on Twitter on Sunday posting photos of the starlet sporting a short 'do – most likely a wig.
"Stopped in West Palm and picked up my Aunt Sandy…off to Atlantic City!!!" Ken Tweeted and posted a photo of Jessica with short hair.
"Carol Brady who?" Jessica Tweeted.
Ken posted another photo of his friend, Tweeting, "Aunt Vikki came along too!!!!"
"In flight hairdo fun!" Jessica wrote, re-Tweeting Ken's message.
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As we continue to survey the wreckage of the GOP after Hurricane Barry last week's election, please note Jonathan Last's terrific article in the Weekly Standard about the overreaction, on both sides, to the Democrats' narrow but crushing loss to George W. Bush in 2004. Then, as now, liberals thought it was over for them, that the country was in the grip of evangelical fanatics. Remember the famous "Jesusland" map of the US? More than a few conservatives thought that Karl Rove's strategy had in fact delivered an enduring GOP realignment. Bush, don't forget, thought his "political capital" (and increased GOP control of both houses of Congress) coming out of the election would enable him to pass entitlement reform, and he spent the better part of the next year barnstorming the nation giving speeches on the issue. How'd that work out for him? Last's point: don't overdo the pessimism.
My own contribution to the literature at the time was an article originally appearing on TCS Daily (a defunct website, but the piece survives in the AEI archives here) that argued that if the Democratic Party were a publicly traded stock on Wall Street, you should consider loading up on shares around then, because it was deeply undervalued. Excerpt:
[I]f the Democratic Party were a publicly-listed company, I think I might be tempted to buy a few shares. It is great fun watching the torment and back-biting going inside the Democratic Party right now. But as Benjamin Graham and John Templeton taught, the best time to buy a stock is at the moment of maximum pessimism, and that moment is right now for the Democratic Party.
Its "market share," that is, its share of voters who claim allegiance to the Party, is at its lowest point in more than 70 years, at about 30 percent according to Gallup. Guess what? Republican identification among voters stood at the receivership level of 18 percent in 1974, which marked the beginning of the Republican Party's ascendance based on a new generation of leaders and products (ideas).
Like a depressed blue-chip stock, the Democratic Party still has a high "book value," or tangible political assets such as labor union and other interest group organizations, a historic brand name, Hollywood money, and media sympathy. The political equivalent of the business cycle–the problems and stumbles of the incumbent majority party–will usually create opportunities for a comeback. To be sure, Dems Incorporated has to develop a new strategy and product line. One factor that would deter me from buying Democratic Party shares is its current excuse that its recent market failure was mostly a problem of marketing, rather than its product line, which is about as blind as Ford would have been if it had blamed the failure of the Edsel on bad marketing.
There's more, but you get the point. The Democratic Party remedied its problems in part by coming up with an attractive product and marketing it very well in two election cycles, which ought to trouble Democrats actually, since that product (Obama) can't run again. The GOP still has enormous political assets centered around its ideas, and Obama's continuing mistakes will create opportunities galore between now and 2016. Don't look for quick fixes. Turnarounds are always painful and take time to take hold.


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As with previous rounds of centers, students rotate through a series of six centers, completing a different center each week with their assigned group. This way I know that they have likely had a chance to practice the skills at each of the centers in the six week rotation. Each of the centers connect to Common Core Standards or AASL standards in some way, but up until this point, I haven't consistently identified "I can" statements for the centers, in the future my goal is to make sure I put "I can" statements on each of the center direction sets.
Library time, for first grade and full day kindergarten classes, is 45 minutes with about 25 minutes being dedicated towards a lesson and 20 minutes for centers and checkout. As part of the lesson, students are often given some sort of practice to complete. Students complete the practice before moving on to the center work. With practice and time the transition from the lesson to the center work has really has become quite seamless, and students understand that the expectation is that they finish their lesson practice before they have release time to do the center work.
While the center work, by design, is good practice, if kids don't finish, they understand that it's ok; the work they are doing in the center is more for enrichment and fun.
Kindergarten Centers
- Computer - Kindergarten students are still really learning how to log into the computer. Kids are practicing logging on and clicking on our Destiny link, which is on the desktops. I created a Symbaloo, which I embedded on our Destiny home page, and students can choose a link from the bottom left hand corner. The kindergarten favorite is the Junie B. Jones link.
- Explore - Students can choose from a variety of winter themed books from a reserve crate to explore. The crate includes picture books, poetry, drawing books, and an assortment of nonfiction.
- Read - In this center, students have the opportunity to look at the books they checked out or choose a magazine from our collection to explore. Favorite magazines are Ranger Rick, American Girl and Looney Tunes.
- Retell - Students use small stuffed animals to retell the story that we read together for our lesson.
- Words - I got this idea from Kathy Mansfield who shared the idea with me on my first blog post about centers and the kids love this center. For Words this month, I bought some cheap flashlights from the dollar store and students use them with a Big Book. When they see a word that they know from their sight words list, they shine their light on it and then write the word on a white board. They are excited each week at the number of words that they know. Check out the center directions.
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- Writing for writing this time around, kids are being asked to choose their favorite season and write it down. I've been trying to encourage them to write more than one word about their season, and they also draw a picture. Be sure to check out the center directions. Students use a Seasons word wall with pictures and words to help.
First Grade Centers
- Computers - For computers in this round, I'm getting a little more directed with students and requiring them to practice shelving books using Mrs. Lodge's Library Shelve It game. In their center folders, I gave them directions that include picture steps of what they should click on. I was a little worried the kids would have trouble figuring out the directions, which are with the center directions, but they have consistently figured things out with very little direction from me.
- Explore - as with kindergarten, first graders are also exploring a variety of books with a winter theme.
- Read- First graders also have the chance to read choice materials independently. They have a choice between reading the book they check out or a magazine, and at times they will ask if they can read with a partner, and this ha been working out well too.
- Retell - Students are retelling, with small stuffed animals, the story that they hear with the lesson.
- Words - For the Words center, first graders are using the magnet words that the second graders are using with their centers. The center is based on the Boggle Words center found in the Library Centers Starter Kit by [Jessica Lodge], [Carolyn Vibbert] and [Carrie Young]. For this center, the directions are simplified so that they don't have to keep track of points, but they are having a lot of fun working with the dollar store cookie sheets and letter magnets.
- Writing- Similar to kindergarteners, first graders are using word walls to write winter themed stories. The writing center is really starting to pick up for the first graders and they are writing stories that are multiple pages with dialogue and real problems. At times they've even collaborated with each other on stories. I've been very impressed with their work, and often at the end of class, the kids are begging to share their stories with their class.
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We told you earlier how Arizona Cardinals fullback Reagan Maui'a told ESPN he had met Lennay Kekua, which is rather odd because she doesn't actually exist. But also buried in that report was Kekua's reference to another famous Samoan football player:
Reagan Maui'a, an Arizona Cardinals fullback, said he believes Kekua existed because he met her in person when he and other Polynesian teammates and Pittsburgh Steelers star Troy Polamalu went to do charity work in American Samoa in June 2011.
Polamalu is not quoted in the story, and the story doesn't say anything about Polamalu actually meeting Kekua. But that apparently hasn't stopped a lot of people from wondering whether Polamalu was hiding any details about all this in that famous head of hair of his. Maui'a eventually felt the need to send a tweet to set the record straight, but click to embiggen and be sure to take notice who re-tweeted it.
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Police arrest Maine man who threatened roommates with a machete
WINTHROP, Maine (AP) � Police have arrested a Maine man who allegedly threatened to kill his roommates with a machete.
Winthrop Police Chief Joseph Young said officers responded to a 911 call from people in Nicolas Rolling's home saying they were being held hostage Friday morning. Young said Rolling allegedly swung the machete at one of his two roommates, whom he accused of stealing his money.
Rolling was charged with charged with terrorizing with a dangerous weapon and criminal restraint with a dangerous weapon. Rolling was held at the Kennebec County jail.
There was no indication whether he had an attorney.


text: Every morning the Aquarium's Rainforest staff takes inventory of the animals since most of them have a free range of the habitat each day. It is often a challenge to locate all three of the Rainforest sloths since they hide in the trees. On one particular morning they were conspiring together on the back wall, which is a very rare sight! Clockwise they are; Deb (Aquarium staff), Syd, Ivy, and Howie. Hmm, what were those sloths up to? Sloth social behaviors are poorly understood and observations of this sort assist us in developing a greater understanding of sloth biology. We know that they are generally considered solitary animals, but some species of sloths have been seen occupying the same desirable trees and sleep spots in the wild. Often our Rainforest sloths can be seen alone or near just one other, so this sighting was a very interesting observation. So, why were they? It may be that all three sloths were getting too warm in the treetops and retreated to cooler air. It is a possibility that it was simply coincidental, and after their nightly dinner exhibit rounds they ended up together by daybreak. It may even mean that the sloths were engaging in another hoped for reproductive event! Look for Howie's large and very sharp 'canine-like' premolars. Sloths were at one time called Edentates, or toothless mammals. Today they are correctly referred to as Xenarthrans (which is why our baby sloth has been named Xeno), a taxonomic group that also includes armadillos and anteaters. If you look at Ivy's feet you will notice that the hind foot has three toes/claws and the front foot has two toes/claws. Two toed sloths are sometimes referred to as two-fingered sloths for this reason. Tags: sloths, two-toed-sloth, upland-tropical-rain-forest Categories: Animals, Behind-The-Scenes, News Previous Post Next Post


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Cal football's Ted Agu died of heart ailment
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A Cal football player who collapsed in February during a training run outside Memorial Stadium died of a heart condition that has been a common cause of sudden deaths among athletes, authorities said Wednesday.
Ted Agu, 21, died of hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, or excessive thickening of the heart muscle, according to the Alameda County coroner's office. The ailment has killed many young athletes, including basketball players Hank Gathers and Reggie Lewis.
Agu, a reserve defensive lineman, collapsed during a supervised training run about 6 a.m. on Feb. 7. Team medical personnel noticed he was having a difficult time when he was about 150 yards outside the stadium.
He was put on a cart, where he was alert, but Agu collapsed when he got back to stadium. CPR started immediately and a defibrillator was used, authorities said. Emergency personnel came to the scene and transported the Cal junior to Alta Bates Medical Center in Berkeley, where he died.
It is not known whether Agu knew of the ailment, which is "generally not compatible with competitive athletics," according to the Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy Association.
Cal's athletic department has established the Ted Agu Memorial Scholarship Fund to create a scholarship endowment for student-athletes. The university is accepting donations for the fund at www.calbears.com/tedaguscholarship.
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It can be tempting when learning a new language to start with basic tutorials and only when some level of mastery has been achieved to try and use it for real work. The drawback with this approach, is that by the time it becomes clear that a particular task you need to solve is very difficult with a particular language, you have already invested a huge amount of time. Consider a language eco-system: syntax, libraries, tools and community are all part of a language and need to be learned in order to become adept.
I find Ocaml an exceptionally impressive piece of software: It bootstraps a very fast native-code compiler using just a C compiler on a variety of platforms, it includes a fast bytecode virtual machine, it has an extensive standard library and it includes a number of extremely useful tools that aren't necessary included with other minority languages such as a debugger and a profiler. Additionally, although I've only been using it a few weeks, I've found it a nice language to use. I really like developing with a REPL and I definitely like something about static-typing. I like dynamic typing too and list scheme and perl among languages I enjoy using. Of course, like every language, it has its drawbacks, but are there any deal-breakers?
As a software developer, I (usually) much prefer to use good code that someone else has written than write code myself, or (perhaps in manager-speak) to "leverage" third-party code. Even in the biggest software universes available, .NET or the Java platform, it is highly likely that someone outside the core development teams will have produced something I will find useful. Additionally, despite being very much a Unix developer, I frequently want my code to run on both Windows and Linux.
Note that the following experience should be taken with a large pinch of salt as I have only tried to install one extension, that extension is implicitly advertised as being of beta-quality with a version number of less than 1 and I have asked for no help on the Ocaml mailing-list. I do believe that it should be possible to install extensions without assistance.
I tried to install the ostap parser combinators extension. This library is available here. I could have easily solved my problem using GenLexer from the standard library but I thought I might as well find out how painful it is to install extensions as I will probably do it one day. ostap relies on two other libraries from the same author: Logger and TypeUtil, both of which (as far as I can remember) use camlp4 which is the Ocaml syntax extension tool.
I have a basic MinGW / MSYS setup on my Windows box so I thought I would use that to install the extensions despite the fact that it wasn't the recommended approach. The extensions use the configure/automake stuff to generate the makefile which didn't work so well.
During the configure stage it appears to have got confused about which slash is correct for pathnames:
checking for CamlP4 library path... C:\Program Files\Objective Caml\lib/camlp4
And then it hung while making:
make[1]: Leaving directory `/tmp/logger-0.3/regression' make[1]: Entering directory `/tmp/logger-0.3' /bin/sh: mktemp: command not found /bin/sh: $tmp_version: ambiguous redirect /bin/sh: $tmp_version: ambiguous redirect
Drat! Okay fair enough – it isn't the recommended method. I thought I'll try to install it on linux/x86 which must be the best supported platform and then transplant the compile commands used onto Windows. However, that didn't work out either. It complained about missing .cma files which actually did exist within the Ocaml build tree and I needed to manually copy them across into the install directory. Then, when trying to build the sample.ml I got this:
Warning: File "sample.ml", line 12, chars 31-32: Invalid backslash escape in string Warning: File "sample.ml", line 12, chars 45-46: Invalid backslash escape in string
And then:
ocamlopt.opt -w p -I <ocaml-root>/lib/ocaml/site-lib/typeutil -I <ocaml-root>/lib/ocaml/camlp4 -I ../src -o sample.opt typeutil.cmxa camlp4.cmxa str.cmxa ostap.cmxa sample.cmx Cannot find file camlp4.cmxa $ find <ocaml-root> | egrep 'camlp4\.' <ocaml-root>/man/man1/camlp4.1 <ocaml-root>/man/man1/mkcamlp4.1 <ocaml-root>/lib/ocaml/camlp4/camlp4.cma $ find <ocaml-root> | egrep '\.cmxa$' <ocaml-root>/lib/ocaml/threads/threads.cmxa <ocaml-root>/lib/ocaml/nums.cmxa <ocaml-root>/lib/ocaml/str.cmxa <ocaml-root>/lib/ocaml/stdlib.cmxa <ocaml-root>/lib/ocaml/bigarray.cmxa <ocaml-root>/lib/ocaml/dbm.cmxa <ocaml-root>/lib/ocaml/camlp4/gramlib.cmxa <ocaml-root>/lib/ocaml/stdlib.p.cmxa <ocaml-root>/lib/ocaml/unix.cmxa <ocaml-root>/lib/ocaml/site-lib/typeutil/typeutil.cmxa <ocaml-root>/lib/ocaml/site-lib/ostap/ostap.cmxa
I did try to compile the appropriate missing files into cmxa variants manually but this stumped me too. So, what next? If I can't getI haven't given up on Ocaml quite yet, but I am disappointed with some of the problems I encountered. I'll probably take a break and go back to PLT Scheme for a while, now I've discovered that it is more like 20 times slower than C++ than 300 (just for certain tasks of course)! Then I'll try to install some more mature extensions and if that fails then Ocaml is not for me.


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Santa Claus is coming to Fayette Friday evening, but there's much more lined up during the community's annual "Christmas in Fayette" event.
Santa will arrive at the Opera House via a fire truck at 5:30 p.m. and will listen to children's wishes until 7 p.m. in the Rorick Gallery on the first floor of the Opera House.
Earlier in the day, shoppers will have the opportunity to shop locally at Fayette businesses. Several stores will offer a customer appreciation treat for anyone who stops by to shop and say hello between 2 and 5 p.m.
The "Shop Local Movement" is part of a growing grass roots initiative to strengthen our national economy by simply supporting local business establishments, said Fayette Chamber of Commerce member Tom Spiess. In addition to saving driving expenses and time, shopping locally rekindles relationships and civic pride.
LIGHTS—"Light-up of Fayette" is scheduled on the Opera House Square from 5:15 to 5:30 p.m. New Christmas decorations will on display downtown.
"This is a special year for the Fayette community thanks to the generosity of the Bull Thistle Committee and the efforts of local residents Tom Franks and David Borer," Spiess said.
A year ago Franks approached the Chamber of Commerce with a plan to replace the decorations that were made in the late 1990s by students in the high school's industrial arts classes. The Chamber provided seed money to get the project started and the Bull Thistle Committee came on board with a generous gift to make the project become a financial reality.
"Hard work and skill turned a vision into a reality," Spiess said.
The Gorham-Fayette Fire Department pitched in to hang the new decorations and this Friday, Fayette will once again light up for the season.
MOVIES—A pair of free family movies will be shown in the Opera House following Santa's visit. The animated family classics are provided courtesy of the Fayette Opera House and Arts Council.
RAFFLES—With the support of participating merchants, the Chamber will revive the Christmas Raffle that became a tradition in past years. A free ticket will be given to each person who chooses to attend the family film event. Three drawings will take place during the movies to allow all of those in attendance to win a Christmas gift.
CRAFT SHOW—Quality arts and crafts will be on sale at the high school from 11:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Sunday when the Friends 4 the Fields will sponsor their annual Holiday Craft Fair.
MUSIC—The second annual Bean Creek Christmas is scheduled Sunday beginning at 3 p.m. in the Opera House.
The Fayette Arts Council along with several performers from the Bean Creek Coffee House Series will present seasonal music and readings by nearly a dozen local performers.
"This donation-only event is designed to celebrate the season in song and verse," Spiess said.
The programming committee, under the leadership of Rebecca Lovelass, has identified talented performers through its winter Bean Creek Coffee House Series to perform on the stage of the Ginnivan Theater for the Christmas Season. Doors open at 2:30 p.m.
For ticket reservations, call 419/237-3111 and leave a request. Tickets may be picked up at the door.


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I told you about my macaron obsession, once I started making them somehow I couldn't stop. For the New Year Eve's dinner I was the one that had to take care of the dessert – not a particularly tough request, since I am always looking for a ocassion to try new cake recipes.
And of course this made the perfect occasion to try a new type of macarons – cheesecake macarons.
I tried cheesecake macarons before in Paris, at Christophe Roussel's shop and I loved them, they were fresh and amazingly delicious. So here is my attempt to re-create those macarons. Even though they were quite tasty, I have to re-make them few more times until I get the perfect cheesecake macaron :-).
cheesecake macarons
yields 24 macarons
120 g almond meal
200 g powdered sugar
100 g egg whites
30 g granulated sugar
food coloring gel
The directions on how to make the macarons can be found here
cheesecake filling
250 grams cream cheese (Philadelphia or any other cream cheese would do)
2 tablespoons whipping cream
3-5 tablespoons lemon curd
lemon rind
Whip the cream cheese and the whipping cream together, until fluffy and homogeneous and then add the vanilla. Gently add the lemon curd and a bit of lemon rind.
Use a piping bag or spoon to fill the macarons with the cheesecake filling. Store in the fridge in an airtight container.


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Jackets, phones, wedding rings: What Oktoberfest visitors lose, Hubertus Busch is often able to give back.
During Oktoberfest, my colleagues and I work at the Lost and Found in three shifts. We have 500 to 600 customers every day, some of whom have rather curious complaints: One person lost their iPad, another lost 15 000 euros in cash. Who takes such things to Oktoberfest? Who keeps their banking pin in their wallet? We seldom find out the back stories. Once, a wheelchair disappeared, only to turn up again a few days later. How do you lose a wheelchair? One couple lost both their wedding rings. And then found them again. I never discovered how.
Every day I encounter the entire spectrum of human emotions, from desperation to joy. Men and women fling their arms around my neck – or break into song. I once saw a very masculine-looking man with tears in his eyes, and a university professor who was elated when his cheap camera turned up. Others become aggressive when I forbid them from sifting through the found items themselves. Joy, rage and sadness are all amplified by alcohol.
My coworkers and I are trained to take this very human factor into account, and also to determine who the real owner is. Nobody can just waltz in and claim a jacket. Anything unclaimed may well be auctioned off at the city Lost and Found six months from now. Only about 35 percent of what is brought to us (roughly 4000 items) is claimed by its owner. We live in a throwaway society! And many people would rather buy something new even if what they lost was almost new. Many people at Oktoberfest also probably don't know that we exist. Many countries don't have a Lost and Found. And other people only realize on the plane the following day that something is missing.
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Eli's Cheesecake has been exhibiting at the National Restaurant Show (NRA Show) from the very first show in 1985. It is very exciting and rewarding to connect with our customers, friends and business associates. With over 60 years in the food service industry, we are proud of our heritage and happy to serve our customers with the high quality desserts decorated by hand and made with the finest ingredients.
This year, we introduced trendy cheesecake flavors like Honey Mediterranean made with toasted pistachios and almonds and Chocolate Espresso as well as classics with a twist like Vanilla Bean Cheesecake and Key Lime Pie Cheesecake. We added Eli's-to-Go pre-packaged cheesecakes in different shapes, rounds and squares, to complement our current triangular shape slices. We are more than just cheesecake! New mini pies and hand held pies available in assorted flavors made their debut at the show. For more information, food service distributors and operators are invited to our new foodservice industry website http://foodservice.elicheesecake.com/
This year, Senator Durbin visited our NRA booth! Here is more information about Senator Durbin's visit to the NRA Show: http://www.restaurant.org/News-Research/News/Sen-Durbin-visits-2013-NRA-Show. What a delightful and welcome visit!
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Students from Chicago High School for Agricultural Sciences (CHSAS) shared their honey story on with the attendees. CHSAS is one of the few urban agricultural high schools in the country. Eli's new Honey Mediterranean Cheesecakes is made with honey from CHSAS. A surprise visitor, Celebrity Chef Judson Todd Allen, stopped by the booth and met with the students. He is a CHSAS graduate! We also appreciate the generosity of Chef Works to these student ambassadors.
We thank our foodservice customers and friends for all of your support! We look forward to another exciting NRA Show in 2014!


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