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Yet another Planet[atomisator] sources = rss http://del.icio.us/rss/tag/python+fr Delicious rss http://www.afpy.org/search_rss?portal_type=AFPYNews&sort_on=Date&sort_order=reverse&review_state=published Afpy News rss ... Continue reading
Carpet Finger... started writing a couple of character concepts, eaten absolutely nothing (though I lied to my mother, so she thinks I've had breakfast and a banana), don't plan to eat dinner and I've drawn a carpet python on my left middle finger ... Continue reading
Thank you, Plone community !Wow. I have been really involved in Plone for about one year now. This community just rocks. I met incredible guys, and did tons of work and experiments with them. I have asked the community for help to go to the Plone Conf with a fund ... Continue reading
Coastal Carpet PythonToday we picked up a 3 year old, 5 foot male, Coastal Carpet Python from a local Breeder, selling on CraigsList, for a great price! He needed to make some room. All we have available is a 55G aquatic tank at this time. ... Continue reading
Plone development: Nose or zope.testing ?Python needs a better testing tool, hopefully this will happen some days. Until then we, Plone developers use zope.testing for the best and the worst. the best because zope.testing provides layers and the Zope/Plone stack provides ... Continue reading
Atomisator, visiting linksI am running it now over the Python feed at Reddit, and the results start to look nice so far (==you can understand what the page talks about most of the time). See here: http://www.ziade.org/atomisator/filtered.xml ... Continue reading
Help me go to the Plone Conference !change Python’s .pypirc format so it can be used to interact with PyPI and Plone. DONE; provide a package to make the new .pypirc format available under Python 2.4 and 2.5. DONE; make PloneSoftwareCenter PyPI-compatible. DONE ... Continue reading
Dumerils vs Carpet pythonThis was my big decision at the show but Im curious with what others would have gone with...Dumerils Boa or Carpet python and why? Continue reading
Visual profiling with Nose and gprof2dotNose comes with a handy option to generate profiling stats. To profile your code, create a test dedicated to this purpose and run it with the right options: $ nosetests --with-profile --profile-stats-file stats.pf test_performance ... Continue reading
Carpet PythonIt hangs around the rafters about a metre from my head when I'm working. I don't mind it living in my shed, I just wish it would ring a bell or something when it decides to move. Catching sight of a 3 metre python approaching when I ... Continue reading
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There are several varieties of Carpet Python that range between 6.5 and 12 ft (2-3.6 meters). The average length is eight feet. While different in coloration, all of the varieties have a rich pattern of markings on the dorsal surface. The smallest subspecies is the Diamond Python, which is very dark brown with small, pale blotches edged in black. The imbricata variety, from southwestern Australia, is olive green with yellow-gray patches edged in black. These patches are long and connected. Variegata, a subspecies from the Top End and the Kimberly, are dark brown with yellow blotches forming bands around the body. Mcdowelli, which lives on the eastern coast, is varying shades of brown with moderately sized, pale blotches edged in black. The side has a line of paler patches. Cheynei is the variety of Carpet Python that dwells in the wet areas of northeastern Queensland. This variety is very dark brown with yellow-gray or yellow-green markings that cover much of the body.