Re: bleadperl config variations with seven peculiar distros >>>>> On Thu, 25 Oct 2007 23:27:51 +0200, bwhcppr.mukezr.7qm9whcp@franz.ak.mind.de (Andreas J. Koenig) said:

  > The following summary of recent builds shows that there are some
  > distros sensitive on threads, others on debugging and others on both
  > simultaneously. There must be something that these 7 distros have in
  > common. All other 1400 distros that I smoke regularly behave less
  > pathologically.

I've investigated further on all these candidates and want to let you
know the results. It seems we're still far from having covered all
perl variants and CPAN modules.

  >   CLKAO/Sub-Multi-0.003.tar.gz,

This is just a dependency on Devel::Caller

  >   JROCKWAY/Catalyst-Plugin-Unicode-0.8.tar.gz,

Red herring, some irregular behaviour not depending on
threads/debugging

  >   MLEHMANN/Coro-4.{11,13}.tar.gz

Not a bleadperl thing, bug goes back to at least 5.8.3, bugreport sent
to author.

  >   MNOONING/Net-Daemon/Net-Daemon-0.43.tar.gz
  >   RCLAMP/Devel-Caller-0.11.tar.gz
  >   VKON/Tcl-0.95.tar.gz

These three got BBC articles this weekend.

  >   YVES/Date-Simple-3.02.tar.gz

Red herring, Date-Simple is not grokkable at the moment.

If this were a ticket, I'd close it now.
-- 
andreas


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Greetings All - Alex Thomson here with a sneaky little look at what we are perpetrating on tonight's Channel 4 News for you...

Cameron wants to limit non-EU immigration
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First off, immigration. Mr Cameron has pleaded again for a grown-up debate on immigration and how to control the numbers - so we are trying to provide one for him since we're always trying to be obliging to our political leaders. It cannot go on like this, is basically Dave's lament. 
 
He wants to limit the numbers of non-EU immigrants to the UK. This, as we believe the Government is also about to announce restrictions and controls on some aspects of immigration. Dave isn't being very specific. He's not talking numbers or quotas as yet - but proposes an approach that will be coupled with improving basic skills amongst Britons, whilst recognising that immigration needs to be more restrictive.
 
Well as ever with this subject - that is his 'recognition' and many will disagree with that - just as many (like UKIP) will say the Tories still basically believe in an open-door policy and that must change radically. So much to debate there and if we can manage it without all the usual hysterics over 'playing the race card' etc etc then so much the better.
 
King Abdullah visits the UK
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All the pageantry, carriages, red carpets and banqueting are being brought to bear as the Queen welcomes King Abdullah, the Saudi Head of State, for a visit to the UK. Many will wish to protest -- as they did when the Chinese leader rolled into London -- and for the same reasons: torture, lack of respect for human rights etc.

But money talks and human rights walk when it comes to the sandy place and its leaders. So it is that with billions of pounds in trade; 20,000 Brit ex-pats in the Kingdom and oil like nobody else on earth has it - successive British governments have felt the House of Saud must be talked to.
 
As befits the oil-soaked Kingdom -- their Royals fly into Heathrow this afternoon in five -- repeat five -- jets. Anyone willing to bet whether or not they've offset their flights?

Thought not.
 
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Sarkozy walks out of interview
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Anyhow - we've lots more for you tonight including a la flounce de la republique as Monsieur Sarkozy walks out of an interview in the fit of Presidential pique. You can watch our report here: http://tinyurl.com/2r8wlf The mother of a British soldier killed in Iraq holds Tony Blair personally responsible as the inquest opens; the latest on the Chad child orphans 'scandal'; a look at Argentina's new leader and how the continuing soaring global oil price is panning out across the world economies.
 
Plus - from Simon Sainsbury up to ï¿½100 million of paintings, courtesy of the grocer: Degas, Monet, Bacon, Freud and more. It's a simple deal: you buy the fruit and veg down the family shops, Si makes a vast stash. You get to see the doodles he's bought.

What goes around comes around: shrink-wrapped carrots into priceless masterpieces via the wonders of modern industrial retailing.
 
See you around seven if you're up for it - with all the above and more.
 
Alex T.



And on More4 News at eight:
 
We're busily perpetrating as well. Planning a discussion on the rights and wrongs of a right royal welcome for the Saudis; and broadcasting a film from Central Asia, the genesis of which involved a reporter who was murdered last week.  
 
The film is about Hizb Ut Tahrir in Kyrgyzstan. One of the people who helped set it up was a journalist called Alisher Saipov. As well as fixing for foreign news programmes, like ours, he ran his own paper, called Politics. An Uzbek-language paper, often critical of the government and its president. The paper is smuggled across the border into Uzbekistan. On Wednesday he was executed outside his office in Osh, Kyrgyzstan.  
 
We are in contact with his friends and supporters, both in London and abroad. The Kyrgyz president has said he will personally oversee the investigation into Alisher's death.  We'll be following developments closely and will broadcast what news we have, when we have it. 
 
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