Sunday, November 28, 2010

Queens Court Ny 120-55

Review: Zoo Duisburg (August 2010)

went there in August as part of a small trip to Cologne, Germany. On the way we wanted to look at us like the Zoo Duisburg, because we had heard that there should be a very special animal that is rarely encountered here in zoos. But more on that later.

We went very early start in the morning, the zoo opened at 9 clock and there we wanted to continue, it offered itself to be on time.
One can not really miss the zoo, once one is reached on the A3 ....


The bridge is the transition between the two sides of the Duisburg Zoo. From the outside have been interesting to see the transition within the greens even more beautiful. The fact that everything is planted really close and beautiful, you get surprisingly little noise from the highway.

to provide enough parking spaces you have to make the way, no thought, as some are available. A short walk and it has already arrived at the checkout. Unfortunately we had not made it entirely, to be on time at 9:00 clock there, so were the queues at the checkout rather long. It took almost 30 minutes until we finally arrived at the zoo. The entrance fee is quite cheap at 11 €, including but not attending the Dolphinarium. Who wants to look at the Dolphinarium, is charged 14,50 € - we did not but were utilized

from this zoo, we have little pictures that show the complete enclosure of the animals. Since we had bought a new lens for our camera (Canon EF-S 4,0-5,6 / 55-250 IS), we were this time more on close-out. But we can sum up almost all enclosure that was taken to allow the animals a decent life in the zoo. Only a few cats were once again left behind. Seems to pull through the zoo.

Our tour started at the giraffes:



The turtles were the sun - until only few ....


... then obviously it was a mass event to the tank let it dry!


The elephants were not the case today in photo mood - a picture we got at least from the front:


After they had performed due to the keen interest seems to have the trunk and we just got this view:


past the zoo ....



... and the savannah, which, as in Emmen, houses more animals and has a considerable size:


Then we came to one of the highlights of our visit: the seals and sea lions. Here we spent the most time and could hardly see enough of the game animals. Very funny way, is that when the sea lions is a sign that the animals had nothing happens when you let yourself fall into the ditch, and the nurses would not be informed. The animals walk it well.
background to this sign is that the sea lions to their swimming area around still have a ditch. There can be fooled by the animals like monkeys and swim in a pace to a small staircase, which they can leave the ditch again. These look good but some visitors and do not think the sea lion crash and could free themselves again. lack





the seal it did not appear to have enough food ...


... and not at ease, since the visitor winked nice:

Anyway, this zoo, the animals all seem very concerned about politeness - this monkey put on his best smile when we wanted to shoot him:

The meerkats sit nice for our image in pose:

Now we came to the specificity of the zoo. There are, unique in Germany, Koala bears. Specifically for this new koala house was built, which was very well attended. However, we could some pictures of cute button eyes grab. Recently there was the way young, as can be seen on one of the pictures:




We were then still on the beautifully designed bridge on the opposite side of the zoo, but had not much time we re watching, because we had to leave towards the hotel in Cologne. In addition, there start the Dolphin Show in a few minutes and it was incredibly crowded on this side of the plant.

The zoo has us really well fallen, deductions, there are (again) for the enclosure of the big cats.
Our Rating:

Saturday, November 27, 2010

Pregnantadult Television

the TV total High Diving

addition to the Wok-WM, the Ball and the Stock Car Auto Racing is the great TV total High Diving with the Pro7-Show Highlights of the year.

for the 6th Time, daring, more or less prominent on the diving board and show, sometimes more, sometimes less, their skills.

And there are of course to see again one or the other highlight ... so in addition to the jumps. For where one can see already outside of the pool highly gifted body.

Besides Joey Kelly and the tattooed Daniel Aminati again turn are flea Hambüchen and Sven Gätjen it.

A special treat for the eyes but also Bürger Lars Dietrich, Ben, Jo Weil and Thore Schöller man. Let's see which of has the men's swimming trunks with the fabric at least.
The defending champion in synchronized swimming as a team are back this: Joey Kelly and Peter Imhof. For the first time: "Lady Kracher" Daniel Wiemer.

So, it is also safe to more than 4-hour broadcast again commanded enough visual.

Pro7 TV Total transfers the high dive from 20:15 clock Live from Munich.
If you missed it or did not have time for it after the show is all about and the highlights as photos and videos!

Have fun!

TV Total Diving - All about


Friday, November 26, 2010

Disney Endurance Events

When John le Carré


about world politics and international crime chatted,
is to listen to without doubt a great idea.
his brilliant new novel, "traitor like we" talk to the tone-coded images with entirely discrete. Comme il faut
!

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Wednesday, November 24, 2010

Fifa Headsets Referees

Review: Travelogue Ballenstedt (January 2010)

was a trip back in January on the plan, which we have encountered only after a long search. We had never heard of Ballenstedt in resin, much as we could imagine what is there can thus take in the surroundings. Who is there are like us, here are some details: The small town
Ballenstedt has nearly 8,000 inhabitants located in the eastern Harz in Saxony-Anhalt. There is a beautiful castle and a great castle theater, the next largest cities in 10 or 15 km are Aschersleben and Quedlinburg.

some very positive reports hotel convinced us then that, it simply trying times, the bargain had to be used:
Two nights in Van der Valk Schlosshotel Ballenstedt 4 **** half board and the wellness area cost us 120 € .


The ride in the resin was a little sheer horror as we suspected. Who does not remember the last winter snow chaos ... we put on our desöfteren short trips in the middle. But the journey joy dimmed only slightly. Actually rather not :-)

We arrived just in time for dinner at the hotel, quickly brought the case (yes -., the case also for a three-day trip is not enough with you) to our room and immediately went into the restaurant . The food was
it from the buffet - a great combination of meat, fish, vegetables, soups. Really everything that the heart desired. Booyah!

Now we take a closer look at our room ... first impression - gigantic. A huge bathroom, a large hall and get a large bedroom. Even her own from the ceiling, they came suddenly very small :-) We did not capture this with any of our photos, but it was determined 4 meters!

The view from our room was very nice evening. As the name suggests, the castle hotel is located near the castle and look even closer - to the theater. Really very idyllic. And a little snow - very pretty.



you round off the evening calm, the journey and the remnants of a gastrointestinal illness made us sleep fast!

The next morning we were awakened bright sunshine and after breakfast it was going to go with the exploring. But first for breakfast - here It was the first and only point of criticism! We were so around 8:30 clock at breakfast, perhaps also 9 clock ... and there were the empty roll. It should meet some, but until it actually happened, it took about half an hour. By now many angry descendants were in the breakfast room and complained.
That was not so nice, but you can also make do so by eating the bread sufficiently available, cereals, scrambled eggs, sausages and other things. Except for the lack of bread for breakfast was really very rich. And delicious!

was strengthened Well it going now. Our first destination was Quedlinburg, As described above, one of the next largest cities in the area. With 21,000 inhabitants, still pretty quiet, but already fit shopping (you know - is rare in us what no shopping).
We made ourselves familiar with the place, came by cute, little streets, crooked houses, great old buildings ... has us very much! We spent some time in very small shops, which had a number of extraordinary things done themselves much (lamps, vases, name plates) - all far away from the mainstream.





something great out of this town center are then the better-known shops yet located - here we appealed also a shopping trip.

we planned to visit nor the Falkenstein Castle, which we had already seen the pictures and would certainly have been very nice. Unfortunately, you could not pull over directly to the car to the castle but had to park further down and continue on for a distance of 600 meters on foot (with a greater slope). In itself, of course not a problem solved that day but not as we do a little weakened by the disease.

So we drove back to the hotel and took the castle just around the corner, under the microscope. Unfortunately it was not open at this time and you could visit only the exterior. Still, very beautiful, you can imagine that there is a real highlight in the summer when all blossoms.




We spent the evening again with a great meal in the hotel restaurant - again with a great breakfast selection and very nice service. Then briefly in the wellness area (swimming pool, sauna - all great) and then lie down and be healthier :-)

On our last day the rolls were available in sufficient numbers and we were very tired on the way back. One of the stops we wanted to do in Wernigerode, where we had seen on the trip a great illuminated castle. Here the conditions were better for us half-sick, because we could go all the way up to the car. Either way, there also drove buses collecting the visitors in front of the door. Many parking lots are above do not need. Moreover, the directions in snow, ice and poor visibility on a small road just a little adventurous. It was worth it!

Admission was 5 € per person perfectly fine and there was a lot to see. Here we have just some pictures speak for themselves. Unfortunately, we could only capture the castle from the outside and a few views as photography is prohibited inside.






All in all a great weekend. Of course it would have been even better if we had been completely on the dam, but booked and posted as long as the appetite is true to some extent and you can eat something, you can also travel :-)

Our Rating:

Ballenstedt is not necessarily a goal that we would visit a second time - that the place is just too small and there is little to see. But for a relaxing weekend it's just right!

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interview

times today, no new travelogue, but something in their own right. We have been approached recently whether we would like to present our side a little closer. The whole place

interview here: http://blogger-antworten.com/urlaub-reisen/interview-mit-httpwirsindverreist-jedes-monat-ein-kurzurlaub/

And very soon there is also the next trip report !

Monday, November 22, 2010

Toilet For Pakistani Men

Schweinsteiger grabs at the miller .....

... yes, to the eggs. And a video evidence gives equal nor free.

zunächstder But first:
in the last match of Bayern Munich (where she had against Bayer Leverkusen ran), Mario Gomez fired the 1-0. In

have the player from Munich so pleased that they have gathered during the goal celebration to Gomez.
And Bastian Swiss climber has apparently got a bit more, because the cheering his hand slides into step by Thomas Mueller and packaged in the short hand to the hanger.

Now what Schweini wanted to Mueller's eggs .... no idea. But who
not the scene from the Bayern game knows, just follow the link to BILD.de
times there is the egg-Grapsch scene to see.

Have fun!

Schweinsteiger addressed to the Muller eggs

Saturday, November 20, 2010

Compound Bow Beginners

Schlachteplatte 03

capture


world at large and in small literary is an art that Jenny Siler dominated brilliant. A boy is too young, in an Afghan prison where he should not be forcibly recruited as an informant. Entanglements should be covered up, and begins a dangerous hunt opaque. Open, old scores are settled, with every human emotion seems to provoke death. "Enhanced interrogation" is about war zones, from Vietnam, Morocco, Afghanistan, torture, terror, humiliation, love and hope. What reads like a thriller down, is rather a complex, subtle study of struggles. In almost barren and enormously effective staged language Siler through an extremely tough nightmare that relentlessly portrays brilliant world (policy). Chapeau!

Jenny Siler: enhanced interrogation (The Prince of Bagram Prison, 2008). Novel. German Susanne Goga-Klinkenberg. Frankfurt / Main: Fischer Taschenbuch 2010th 311 pages. 8.95 €.

Religious fanaticism his enemies know well and sometimes has absolutely no problem with it, to eliminate them. In "God's number" liquidated such a non-adjustable traffic squad, made up of Christians and Muslims composed of a common nemesis. Why this group their hunting grounds by the United States moved straight to Norway, said the final twisted highlight. But until a connection Commissioner Stubø between the murders of a bishop, can recognize an artist and some other alleged victims, his wife, who does research on hate crimes, the case has virtually dissolved. Anne Holt followed very amiable intentions, but the evil plot thought up drifts on thin logic, pretty low stress in a broad narrative trepidation soon receive a rare threadbare.

Anne Holt: God's number. Piper 2010 (Pengemannen, 2009. German by Gabriele Porter). 463 pages. 19.95 € .


A spirited out-living case of Aqua Erotica and a double-deceased lead forensic anthropologist Tempe Brennan from Montreal to Hawaii. In the resident authority on the discovery of missing U.S. soldiers ordered the sexy, very clever Tempe a lot of old bones and is so firmly the identity of some so far unidentified dead. She also angered a drug lord and is always enough time for playful games with her for forever Yes and Ryan relationship. "Blood does not forget" starts promising, but soon increased between flirtatious banter and many antics, to spinning at the end mainly in the bone-identification carousel. This is a forensic fair spell with a pinch of Hawaiian aloha feeling. Fun, it's not.

Kathy Reichs: blood does not forget (Spider Bones, 2010). Novel. German Klaus Berr. Munich: Blessing 2010th 383 pages. € 19.95. watch


pride the children Vatermord when growing up - that's the joy of all parents. Val McDermid
appears with her pupil, the idiosyncratic clinical psychologist Tony Hill to have done everything right: hardly invented, the boy quickly made independently and successes celebrated with his TV series "Wire - the Blood." Because now after the 6th due to high production costs Season has been set, hastened McDermid nuts to feed up the ailing again. And she succeeded again most beautiful sight: Tony Hill and Carol Jordan team investigate a case in which abducted a teenage psychopath, kill and maim horribly. But a sexual motivation for the murders includes the Profiler, which is enormously distracted by its own past, from such changes. Twisted deeds, grant twisted motives inscrutable eyes on battered features of the soul and the pathology of normalcy. After the weak predecessor "Creeping Gift "surprised" patricide "with a clever story, perfect timing and a lot of tension. And so the series is murder moderately well back on track.

Val McDermid: patricide (Fever of the Bone, 2009). Novel. German by Doris Styron. Munich: Knaur 2010th 523 pages. 9.99 €.


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Thursday, November 18, 2010

Pokeball Contact Lenses

The retouching - EBC in Brownfield

vincent-van-gogh-retusche long it took, that I have ventured on this subject. Now, it is as far as the current project situation demands it.
EBC's I want to insert in a brownfield project. The difficulty is the project itself, creating its very "interesting" structure of the EBC's virtually prevented. However, I believe, I can project by using EBC's improved and in the range of infrastructures, respectively, the logging.

exist currently many thousands of lines of code in the project, carry out the logging and therefore "contaminate" the code better or distract from the essentials of the functions. My Plan is to integrate so with the aid of a logging aspect of AOP, then the EBC just technology performs this function. One might think one or the other: "Nonsense, that's not necessary, the traditional approach is still perfectly adequate." I can not in principle oppose it, unless I mention the decoupling between aspect and logging framework or the simplified asynchronous logic. But these are all attributes that have no place in any well-planned software something.

No, seriously, I have to be formulated before the aspect and the logging process as the EBC's, so I can take advantage of the EBC. This way, I may reach something else: concurrency of the application infrastructure. Well let's see where that leads.

current condition

To illustrate here is a representation of the actual condition of any data access method:

Daten laden

  • , data is read
    • If an error occurs, an error message created and sent to a logger sent him wegschreibt
  • data into DTO's mapped and returned

target state at the point of step "Handle Exception" I would like to take the famous try-catch block, an aspect Use of performing the same task, but the code does not become contaminated.

Handle Exception Log is the aspect that is used in the application and in case of an exception, sends the message to the logger. This communication should be done asynchronously, so that the logging, the application does not block or slow down.

history to solve

In the beginning the statement, "AOP for logging. This is what I wanted to implement with PostSharp because I herumhantiere so many years. But then came the sobering: the aspects I can instantiate on any circuit board and wiring. This meant that I had a little trip to SNAP made because hereby issues and instances in one and the same DI containers are treated ... look for yourself:

solution Test 1: post sharp point, and the board

PostSharp aspect + EBC output
class
  1. [ Serializable ]
  2. public Log : OnMethodBoundaryAspect , ILogAspect
  3. {
  4. public override void OnException ( MethodExecutionArgs args)
  5.     {
  6.         OutExceptionLog( new ExeptionLogMessage (args.Exception)
  7.                                  {
  8.                                      Method = args.Method.Name
  9.                                  });
  10. }
  11. public Action \u0026lt; ILogMessage > OutExceptionLog
  12. {
  13. get ; set;}
  14. }


Logger as EBC
  1. public class Logger : ILogger
  2. {
  3. public void InLogMessage ( ILogMessage logMessage) {
  4. System.Diagnostics. Debug WriteLine (logMessage.ToString ());.
  5. }}

Wiring
  1. object factory Configure (x => x.For \u0026lt;. ILogger > (). Use \u0026lt; logger >());
  2. object factory . Configure (x => x.For \u0026lt; ILogAspect > (). Use \u0026lt; Log >());
  3. ILogger logger = object factory . GetInstance \u0026lt; ILogger > ();
  4. ILogAspect logaspect = object factory GetInstance \u0026lt; ILogAspect > ();.
  5. logaspect.OutExceptionLog = _logger.InLogMessage;

sees all this totally simply, it is. But as is so often the devil is in detail, because the issue is controlled by post sharp and is not for this type of wiring. So if I get a new copy for the purpose of wiring, I do not really connect the pins of the components that actually works, but rather just a new instance. The aspect that is sending his message in the electric Nirvana.

solution Test 2: SNAP and StructureMap

This attempt failed because of the requirement to work at Brown Field and the fact that I can not to the actual instances of the aspects of access and realize that the wiring.

Solution Review

In both cases I the working logger instance is not with the wiring, because I have no control over the Instanziierungszeitpunkt.

One solution would be a global event listener - to this idea I would have my brain with soap - which collects the events of the aspects and processes. This is not EBC, which is unexpected behavior that I think is not clean code. Therefore, something her other: Static Out pins. They are very easy to implement and also more understandable.
But what hurts at the thought? True, the keyword "static". I have just too many bad experiences with public static methods or fields made. Only in this case there seems to be nothing better, right?

explanation - euphemism

So if I have a static field on the aspect and thus create the EBC character of a component, then this may not be that bad. Moreover, this also fits into the concept of infrastructure. Logging is part of the infrastructure, is a peculiar concern and thus can exist as a large whole in the application. Almost as a global component that receives the messages from all sides and processed.

Now, if someone has a bitter taste in the mouth, should leave a comment on this topic because I too am using the static field not so lucky and maybe we can find a better way.

The solution

I have now decided once for solving a number and change only the scope of the pins out of "public action" to "public static Action". This way I can handle wiring and the news.

aspect with static Pin Out
  1. [ Serializable] public
  2. class Log : OnMethodBoundaryAspect
  3. {
  4.          public override void OnException( MethodExecutionArgs args)
  5.         {
  6.             OutExceptionLog( new ExeptionLogMessage (args.Exception)
  7.                                      {
  8.                                          Method = args.Method.Name
  9.                                      });
  10.         }
  11.  
  12.          public static Action < ILogMessage > OutExceptionLog
  13.         {
  14.              get ; set ;
  15.         }
  16.     }


Verdrahten
  1. ObjectFactory .Configure( x => x.For< ILogger >().Use< Logger >());
  2.  
  3. ILogger logger = ObjectFactory .GetInstance< ILogger >();
  4.  
  5. Log .OutExceptionLog = _logger.InLogMessage;

This looks really been made easy. How does this make in practice, I will now watch for now.

Addendum

I mentioned at the top or the asynchronous processing. I'm building also just place as you would like Ralf Westphal described it in his blog for Asynchronous communication with EBC's .
Whether I have been using Rx, I'll also see. Today, I would first like to establish the basic framework.

~ Jan