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I am in Fixture Hell. Here's a drawing of the code I'm currently working on. I need to change the way the Access Control List (ACL) works. Without going into too much detail, to properly test this, I need working, interlocking objects for everything seen here.
I am strongly tempted to simply write a Cucumber step that says "Given the big hairy test fixture is set up" and in effect, goes out and loads up all of those objects, and to GET those objects I'm just gonna dump enough of the database to have one fully working ShopperReport. I already have fixtures in place for Organization, Manager, Store and User. It's the whole Survey (which defines the questions on a questionnaire) and ShopperReport (which holds the answers to a Survey for a given Store in a given Round) thing that's giving me fits. I don't wanna build generic fixtures for all this crap! I dont wanna!
Halp! Ideas?
The Na Fianna AC "Bob Heffernan" 5KM Road Race was held on Tuesday 22nd May 2012 at Johnstownbridge, Co. Kildare. Despite its location in Kildare this is one of the permanent fixtures in the Meath Road Race League. The race celebrates the life and work of one of the great grass-roots workers in Irish athletics in the past - Bob Heffernan. This is gaining a reputation as one of the best 5km club road races in Ireland. Well done to all involved
This is a collection of photographs taken by Peter Mooney and family.
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Race Results:
www.precisiontiming.net/result/racetimer
Last Year's Pictures on Flickr www.flickr.com/photos/peterm7/sets/72157626673634371/
The Daingean Festival 5KM road race and fun run was held in Daingean, Co. Offaly, Ireland at 19:30 on Friday 3rd August 2012. This race is now an annual fixture on the Midlands running calendar. The race is organised by the committee of the Daingean Homecoming Festival and Tullamore Harriers. The race starts at the Edenderry end of the town and travels anti-clockwise down the main street, onto Church Road and then the 'Circular Road' back to the Edenderry Road. The 4 loops provide a tough challenge for runners but generates a great atmosphere in the town as spectators can see the athlete battle it out for places and positions in all categories. An enjoyable evening's racing was had by all - with refreshments provided in the town hall after the race. The Daingean 5KM road race is an example of a small local race which year-in year-out attracts a quality field for all categories whilst also providing a great opportunity for those new to running to sample a race experience.
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Some useful web-links
Google StreetView (2009) of the Finish Area: maps.google.com/maps?q=DAINGEAN+OFFALY&hl=en&ll=5...
Bing Maps Aerial Imagery showing the Route (no overlay) binged.it/N66Qg8
Our Flickr Collection from Daingean 5KM 2011 (www.flickr.com/photos/peterm7/sets/72157627186400823/with...)
Our Flickr Collection from Daingean 5KM 2010 (www.flickr.com/photos/peterm7/sets/72157624493356493/ 70 photographs)
Grace Cathedral Light fixture outside of the dorms, I like the soft glow it gives off in contrast to the dark black of the night. It's a bit papal looking, huh?
One of the many breakout areas at the Hilton Baltimore. The light fixture is probably made of Lucite or something like it.
VILLA BRANDOLINI D’ADDA, MATRIMONIO DI CLASSE, CENA NUZIALE, FARI LED WIRELESS RICARICABILI EASY COLOR 12FC, FARI LED EVENT SPOT 1900MKII RICARICABILE WIRELESS, DANCE FLOOR, IMPIANTO LUCI, TESTEMOBILI ROBIN SPOT DL4S, LED WASH 600 ROBE, SFERE A SPECCHI, CONSOLLE AVOLITE TIGER TOUCH II, WEDDING DINNER, LED WIRELESS RECHARGEABLE HEADLIGHTS EASY COLOR 12FC, RECHARGEABLE WIRELESS HEADLIGHTS LED SPOT EVENT 1900MKII, LIGHTING SYSTEM, MOVING HEAD FIXTURES ROBIN DL4S SPOT, TONDELLO TECNOLOGIE
raining like crazy, we hop off the river and begin pushing into corners of the buddhist training temple on the river. our guide, was nice enough to hold the umbrella over me while I ran from place to place snapping mostly-throw-aways
Burgess Hill Town 0, Harlow Town 3. FA Cup 4th Qualifying Round, 25th October 2008, Leylands Park.
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The Canal Club | Richmond, VA | May 4, 2012
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Wildlife North American Tour 2012
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Step into the world of luxury timepieces as we recount the unforgettable experience of the 2024 LVMH Watch Week.
Lartisien asked Britten to transform a private mansion on the iconic Star Island, Miami into a luxury watch release party during "Miami Watch Week". This prestigious event brought together aficionados and industry insiders alike, with distinguished LVMH-sponsored brands—Tag Heuer, Zenith, and Hublot—taking center stage. From the moment guests entered, they were enveloped in an atmosphere of sophistication and innovation, with each brand showcasing its distinct brand identity with custom-designed rooms. Britten transformed each of the spaces, relying on our expertise in high-end, luxury event branding.
SEG & MEDIA WALLS
Strategically positioned SEG standees and walls throughout the venue showcased the distinct logos of each brand, effectively reinforcing their presence and identity. These standees weren't merely decorative; they were informative signposts, guiding guests through the event space and highlighting the diversity and prestige of the participating watch brands.
Together, the media walls and SEG standees played a pivotal role in enhancing the overall experience, creating a cohesive and visually engaging environment that celebrated the heritage and craftsmanship of the showcased brands. By prominently featuring brand logos, these elements not only added aesthetic value but also strengthened brand recognition.
FOAM3Dâ„¢ LETTERS
The eye-catching Foam3D™ letters we created weren't just decorative—they were a powerful branding tool that added significant value to the overall experience from a brand engagement perspective. Instantly recognizable, they set the tone for the entire event, reinforcing the prominence of the LVMH brand in the minds of attendees.
Beyond aesthetics, our foam letters served as a stunning photo backdrop, sparking engagement on social media and extending the reach of the event far beyond its physical location. Their presence not only elevated the visual appeal of the space but also reinforced brand identity and created memorable moments for all who attended. Foam letters were more than just decor at the LVMH Watch Week, they were a strategic investment to enhance brand recognition and social engagement.
WOODEN SLAT WALLS AND DISPLAYS
Throughout the mansion, custom millwork pieces were incorporated into the design to warm up the spaces and create cohesion throughout the custom event environment. We built everything from the custom counters and product displays to wooden slat walls and architectural features. These custom fixtures effortlessly blended into the surroundings, adding a touch of refinement to the atmosphere. From design to installation, we created the perfect balance between visual appeal and functionality.
TEMPORARY WALLS
Temporary Walls played a key role in defining spaces in the mansion to fit the event's needs. They served both as temporary walls and large canvases to display imagery, effortlessly dividing the mansion into distinct branded spaces. Each area was uniquely branded to reflect the style of the featured watch brand, creating a seamless transition from one luxurious experience to the next. From Tag Heuer's sleek and modern vibes to Zenith's timeless elegance, and Hublot's bold statement, Temporary Walls provided the perfect canvas for showcasing each brand's identity within the grandeur of the mansion.
This photo shows the insulation of the 12 gauge wire strand being pulled away. This was sometimes an annoyance as the yellow insulation did not like being pulled away.
Dard Hunter, designer
Karl Kipp, craftsman
Roycroft Community, manufacturer
@1903-1908
Copper, nickel silver, stained glass
A slight break away from all my nature shots from the trip.
A light fixture over our king sized bed in the Victorian Franklin Hotel in Deadwood South Dakota.
Still shopping for light fixtures at the Canton Fair. The backpack I am wearing was crammed with about 8 Kg of catalogues and brochures by the end of the day so the folks at the office will have plenty of reading and research materials.
Photo by iNeo