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He made perfect sense.. Just because you do not have the mental ability to understand does not make what he stated wrong...<quoted text>
It is amazing,you claim that man was not created by God,because,according to you there is no God.
When challenged on your beliefs as to how humans came into existence,how life came into being,you are unable to respond in a manner that makes sense supported by facts.
The fact that you are not able to respond,leads you to make the unsubstantiated allegation that I am attempting to con you..
To which I respond;
A fool is known by his lack of wisdom"
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#98670 Apr 5, 2013
Thats because the Athiest or Non Believer use an amazing technique I refer to as "Drop, Defer, and Delete when all else fails"
#98671 Apr 5, 2013
Well.if your intent is to snip repetitive drivel,you may want to start by snipping all vthe drivel you have posted on this and other websites.
If you start this weekend,you may be able to accomplish the job by december,just in time for the holidays.
Then of course,when one is challenged on their erroneous beliefs and is unable to justify what they believe in,then one can make the allegation of "snipping repetitive drivel"
A fool is known,by his lack of wisdom
#98672 Apr 5, 2013
Given that i believe that you are posting under both names,I can see where you would come to your own defense,albeit,using another nickname.
Nevertheless,your postings merely serve to confirm the following;
Afool is known by his lack of wisdom
#98673 Apr 5, 2013
Hello I am Evolution- I started from nothing,for nothing was in existence (no form of matter existed absolutely nothing.)
But over billions of years some unknown material evolved ,and I with no body,no brain,no eyes ,no legs,no feet ,no heart,no life created everything.
But as hard as this is to believe, I am responsible for all forms of life now living on planet earth,and through out the universe.
Only the very wise can comprehend this. Behold all stars,moon,sun,mankind,animals ,insects,birds,fish, plants ,trees ,all done by one with no life ,no brain .MIRACLE? Yes that's me ,Behold EVOLUTION
"Speaker of Mountain Wisdom...."
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#98674 Apr 5, 2013
"Given that i believe that you are posting under both names"
Then your just Stupid... Never mind.....
#98675 Apr 5, 2013
Let us take this one step at a time;
1)For every body of evidence supporting evolution,I can provide you with a supporting body of evidence refuting evolution.
Jhonathan Sarpati Ph.D. 15 loopholes in the evolutionary theory of the origins of life
Early stage ofChemical evolution Theories byDuane Gish PhD
& Theories of Origin of Life By Charles Q. Choi PhD
17 evidences against evolution by Kenneth martin PhD
The scientific case against evolution by Henry D. Morris PhD
These and many other scientists,refute the theory of evolution.
2)I am interested in knowing how life was created ,the theory of evolution is unable to provide that answer.
They present theories based on suppositions,not facts, as to how life may have created. When putting their theories to the test,they have been unable to create even the simplest form of life,let alone being able to create the complex human bodies that we inhabit.
By their own admission,Evolutionists admit,that they have no factual evidence as to how life was created.
Since evolution does not provide an answer to my question,I need look elsewhwere for an answer.
That is where God comes in,and in Genesis I find an answer.
This answer suggests that a Supernatural"SPIRITUAL BEING"is the creator.
this supreme being says he is God,,But how can I prove God exists,
I can not,because as a human,I am unable to prove or comprehend that which is Spiritual or supernatural. The only one who can prove God's existence is God himself. And,in the Bible,he tells you
what you need to do,in order for him to reveal himself to you.
Here are some;
Deuteronomy 4:29
But from there you will seek the Lord your God and you will find him, if you search after him with all your heart and with all your soul.
Jeremiah 29:12-14
Then you will call upon me and come and pray to me, and I will hear you. You will seek me and find me, when you seek me with all your heart. I will be found by you, declares the Lord,.
Proverbs 8:17
I love those who love me, and those who seek me diligently find me.
When I put those statements to the test,their validity was confirmed,,,,(I have posted this before)
I sought God,through prayer,seeking answers to problems that I have faced in my life and for which I could not find a solution.
As a result of my prayers,requestind his help,those problems were resolved inways that I would have never imagined.
that is how God revealed himself to me,,,answered prayers
He did not talk to me,he did not appear to me and no,I did not hear voices in my head.
As the Apostle Paul stated;To the unbeliever,the existence of God is nonsense,because natural man cannot come to a knowledge of God.
The knowledge of God is spiritually discerned...
That is the basis for my faith...You don't have to believe it,that is your choice...contrary to the opinion of satans Priest,who accused me of being a con man, I have nothing to gain by trying to con anyone.....Iam merely sharing the reasons for my faith.
If,at some point in your life,you conclude that you need God's assistance,do not be afraid to put him to the test.
If you diligently seek him,you will find him
#98676 Apr 5, 2013
GRRRREAT Post and greatly appreciated'
You have finally answered the question that I have been posing and which no one on this website had been able to answer....LOL
#98677 Apr 5, 2013
The Challenge of the Fossil Record, by Duane T. Gish, 1985, pp. 180-204. These books must, of course, be taken with a large grain of salt because they, too, leave out whatever evidence does not support their ideas.
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Or By Creation?
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Just keep on keepin on. Life's a garden, dig it.
#98679 Apr 5, 2013
This is Evolution again. Thanks to all who believe in me.
True I am hard to believe in,seeing as I came from absolutely nothing, I did not exist,but if you know me, you know that a small bit of a supernatural matter formed me.
Even though I had no bodily form and no brain, I created all things your eyes behold.
And I am the greatest of all,therefore I, Evolution will be taught in your schools and passed on for generations. Man will write books and try to find out my secrets, but mankind will never create a single star in the universe(though I created millions. Me with no body,no eyes,no ears,no brain. Man says he does not worship me but I know better,for he keeps me in his thoughts always wanting to dig deeper and find the truth . Behold I, Evolution is Truth . Ha ha once you believe in me , Evolution ,you will always believe.
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How does this not require the same amount of faith to believe since no one can explain the "along the way" part?
How could a specie go from laying eggs to giving birth? What does that transition look like? There's not much of a middle ground there for it to be a combination of the two.
#98681 Apr 5, 2013
It seems this topic gives two choices , either evolution or God.
Evolution is so far fetched that God is the only logical choice.
In my opinion neither should be taught in school.I believe in the Bible,but as this post through out proves that would only lead to arguing.
And evolution is totally fictional.(the reason I posted the above,it really is that stupid )
Teach science and biology as a subject ,without mentioning the creation ,and no will argue. The fairy tale of evolution should be listed under fiction,if at all.
But all these post has helped me and others to increase our faith in God,reading all the nonsense on evolution only made it clear that it is unbelievable.
#98682 Apr 5, 2013
How many of you actually read the article? Judging by most of the comments, very few. This thread is about introducing legislature of an Elective Bible course, There are Bible classes already in SOME SCHOOLS. What a curve ball, going from a proposed bill being introduced to Non-Believer to Believer which side are you on thread!
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#98683 Apr 5, 2013
Because all along the way we have Evidence , 10's of 1000's if not Millions of pieces of Evidence.... Do we have all the possible gaps filled in, no, but when we get a new piece of evidence we actually get to Test the Theory and see if the Predictions made by the theory is validated by the new evidence (Which it has been 1000's of time) or modify the theory accordingly.... Now Tomorrow if Evidence was found that was Repeatable, Verifiable that could stand up to open and candid debate that disproved the existing theories altogether then we would have to come up with a Better Explanation of the existing evidence and the new evidence... For an Example if Tomorrow a UFO landed and a short fellow with a big head stepped out and gave us a batch of Evidence that his folks had dropped in long ago and implanted Life, that could do it... But At No Time is Faith required...
A good example of this finding evidence to validate the theory is Birds being the evolutionary result of some dinosaurs surviving the impact 65 million years ago... That was a Theory years ago, was even considered when I was a kid... after years we found some dino's had wish bones... after a while longer we found some dinos had hollow bones... after a while longer we found dinos with feathers.... after a while we found dinos with wings and tails and teeth and feathers... And any stage we could have found a Robin from 100 million years ago that would have ended that theory altogether but all we find is Evidence that more and more validates the theory that one line at least of dinos evolved into birds.. No Faith required...
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#98684 Apr 5, 2013
Oh and as for the laying eggs and giving live birth you are looking to far ahead.. That Specialization evolved far back in time... it's would go from laying soft shelled eggs in the sea as we swim about and having a lot of them eaten to where a few minor changes from some environmental or genetic mutation cause a critter to hatch the soft egg inside and that species passed along that trait .. over time more critters of that species lives that hatched the egg inside than those that laid the egg.. By the time assorted critters climbed out of the sea some species laid eggs and some didn't... We come from the line that didn't .. Dinos (Birds) and Reptiles continued to lay eggs but the amphibians had evolved into several genetic lines... Some laid eggs with soft shells some laid eggs in water and some hatched the eggs inside and gave birth to little critters... Later on the evolutionary jumps allowed some critters to very quickly fill gaps left after catastrophes ... It's called punctuated evolution.. when a major catastrophe happens and most life is wipe out species quickly change to fit the assorted niches in the environment until they become stable and change very little until the next catastrophe and then whats left is forced by to change to fit the niches..... Now everything that I just told you we have found Evidence for... we have found fossils of animals and plants going back Billions of years not just Millions... We have them from when they were Only microbial live forms before plants and animals diverged, we have plants and animals from the pre Cambrian epoch, we have plants and animals from the Cambrian explosion and every epoch after and in each one we see a great dying of as much as 90% of all life with a quick species divergence then a slow evolutionary change over millions of years... If you really wanted too you can do the work of studying what we do and do not know and even spend years in the field learning what we actually do know for fact and what we theorize based on the evidence we have found... All it take is a quest for Evidence and set aside all concepts of Belief or Faith...
#98685 Apr 6, 2013
Theory, But, If, and Millions of years ago is all I hear, Never concrete evidence of anything.
Dinosaurs turning into Robins but you question someone's faith, I guess you think Global Warming and Aliens are real to. Lol Seems to me you drunk the Kool Aid and want others to have a drink.
Miracles and unexplained really happen everyday. Faith Required..
#98686 Apr 6, 2013
Mutation does this mean that the Ninja Turtles could be real. Lol are using google for this crap. Every post you write a book.
I haven't looked on here since December and nothing has changed someone post and you have to comment like you hold the evolution knowledge of the world lol.
Let me set aside my beliefs and faith for a moment and say that your full of it.
If you would spend as much time reading the bible as you do writing this crap you might would learn something new. Instead of how old something is on earth when you don't know where it came from to begin with.
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The topic "evolved"
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What about eggs to birth like I asked? What does the middle of that evolution look like?
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This week is National Allotment Week, so what better time to get the kids outside and get planting? Lianne Kolirin dons her gardening gloves and finds out why it's an ideal learning tool for children
Gardening was once regarded as the preserve of the older generation but now it's booming, particularly with families. And it can help children acquire essential skills to fulfil their potential in other areas of life, according to recent research by the Royal Horticultural Society. Specifically, it found that gardening in schools helps kids become more adaptable learners, learn vital job skills, embrace a healthier lifestyle and work with people from all backgrounds.
Chris Collins, Blue Peter gardener and co-author of Grow Your Own For Kids, believes the garden is the ultimate outdoor classroom. 'I like to get kids involved in the whole outdoor experience,' he says. 'There's so much educational stuff involved: biology, chemistry, maths and more. You can also use art by doing a bit of design work. Kids enjoy the fresh air and the physical side, and gardening can also be a good teamwork exercise.'
So how do you introduce children to gardening? Forget the formalities and just dig in, says Collins, who has launched a children's gardening range. 'When kids get out and get their hands in the soil it's all very natural. In nine years of gardening with kids I've never had one who didn't want to do it.'
Nobody is born with green fingers, so lack of experience is no excuse. 'Wisdom is born from error,' says Collins. The key is to start with fast-growing vegetables such as rocket and potatoes. 'Give children a small project that will get them excited. Think of the maddest thing you can grow rocket in, like an old welly. Or I will get them to grow rocket or potatoes in a hessian sack.'
Both are practically failsafe, he says. 'They work and there's no coming back through that door once you're on the other side,' he says. 'In many ways gardening gets into your soul.'
You don't need a huge garden either. In fact, a garden isn't a prerequisite at all, as the boom in allotment gardening proves. In 1993 most UK allotment holders were male. Twenty years on, the membership of the National Society of Allotment and Leisure Gardeners (NSALG) is split evenly between the sexes. NSALG spokeswoman Georgie Willock attributes this in part to the rise of the green-fingered mum.
'Families are definitely getting involved,' she says. 'We've also realised that gardening becomes more popular during a recession,' she says. The reason, however, is less about money and more to do with quality family time. 'Parents want something they can teach children about the real value of life, and allotment gardening is part of that ideal. Being removed from the stresses of daily life, you can concentrate on your family while also learning new skills and appreciating where you live. Children see that you can get something back by putting the effort in.'
There are countless reasons to get gardening with your kids – it's healthy, educational and cheap. What's more, it's great for encouraging fussy eaters to eat their greens. 'Kids love growing their own food,' says Gill Anderton, editor of Gardening With Children. 'They will try most foods when they have just picked them.'
Be sure, however, to manage your child's expectations so they don't assume a bumper crop will spring up overnight. 'A lot of it is trial and error. I've been gardening all my life and I don't get things right first time,' says Anderton, whose website has plenty of ideas about what to grow each season, such as giant sunflowers in spring.
'If you're really going back to basics, start by growing in containers or a hanging basket,' she says. 'You could easily grow herbs or salad crops on your windowsill. All you need is some sunlight in a warm sheltered position and water.'
Attention spans may be relatively short, so don't expect kids to spend hours weeding and pruning. Instead, focus on digging, planting and picking.
If you have a garden, give your child a dedicated area. For inspiration, visit parks and public gardens. As for kit, old clothes, wellies and a good pair of gardening gloves are in order. You can also purchase children's gardening tools, which are easy to handle. But be warned! 'If children are using tools they should obviously be supervised, as even a fork, if not used correctly, could be a danger,' says Anderton. Supervision is critical when children are young because other dangers lurk in the garden, too – keep them away from non-edible berries and poisonous plants such as foxgloves.
Once you've grasped the basics, consider more ambitious projects or an allotment. Acquiring one is notoriously difficult, but you can contact your council to be put on their waiting list if you're interested.
Remember, though, wherever you do it, gardening requires a regular time commitment.
'Take it step by step and don't overdo it,' says Willock. 'A lot of people are really enthusiastic and then burn out because gardening is hard work and things don't happen quickly.'
Top tips for gardening with kids
• Gardening is largely a case of trial and error, so have the confidence to have a go.
• Manage your child's expectations. Explain that gardening requires plenty of patience and that success rates vary.
• Short regular bursts are better than one day outside every two weeks.
• Pick crops with large seeds that are easy to handle. And go for fast-growing crops such as strawberries, tomatoes, beans, courgettes and radishes.
• If you want to try growing flowers, go for sunflowers as they are big, bright and easy to grow.
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Fernando Sorrentino
Fernando Sorrentino (born November 8, 1942 in Buenos Aires) is an Argentine writer. His works have been translated into English, Portuguese, Italian, German, French, Finnish, Hungarian, Polish, Bulgarian, Chinese, Vietnamese,Tamil, Kannada, and Kabyle. In 2006 Fernando Sorrentino published a collection of short stories entitled: "Per colpa del dottor Moreau ed altri racconti fantastici". The collection includes all his short stories translated in Italian and is published by Progetto Babele literary magazine. The same literary magazine published a new collection in 2013: "Per difendersi dagli scorpioni ed altri racconti insoliti".
Short stories[edit]
- La regresión zoológica, 1969
- Imperios y servidumbres, 1972
- El mejor de los mundos posibles, 1976
- En defensa propia, 1982
- El remedio para el rey ciego, 1984
- El rigor de las desdichas, 1994
Longer Works[edit]
- Costumbres de los muertos, 1996
- Sanitarios centenarios, 1979 [tr. Sanitary Centennial: And Selected Short Stories, 1988]
Nonfiction (Interviews)[edit]
- Siete conversaciones con Jorge Luis Borges, 1974 [tr. by Clark M. Zlotchew, Seven Conversations With Jorge Luis Borges, 1982, 2010]
- Siete conversaciones con Adolfo Bioy Casares, 1992
External links[edit]
- Sorrentino's homepage
- Sorrentino's biography
- Sorrentino's biography in italian, the site presents also some short stories of his
- Collection of Sorrentino short stories in English
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RACING at the Sail for Gold Regatta 2014 got underway yesterday as a south-westerly eight to 12 knots greeted the sailors competing at this third stage of the EUROSAF Champions Sailing Cup in Weymouth and Portland.
Sailors contesting eight Olympic and two Paralympic classes completed the full schedule of shorter 30 minute races, which were split into morning and afternoon sessions across two course areas in Weymouth Bay and Portland Harbour.
Portland-based Finn heavyweight Giles Scott once again demonstrated his pedigree with an almost unblemished scorecard.
Three race wins and a second leave him top of the pile with Mark Andrews clinching the other race win to sit three points off his GBR team-mate.
Andrew Mills, competing in his last competitive regatta for the British Sailing Team after announcing his retirement, sits third.
470 In the compact but talented combined 470 fleet, Luke Pat-ience, also based on the island, and Elliot Willis dominated proceedings with four race wins while British Sailing Team Sophie Weguelin and Eilidh McIntyre sit second ahead of Podium Potential sailors Jess Lavery and Megan Brickwood.
RS:X The windsurfing class were the first to leave the shore and the first to return was world number two Bryony Shaw, who controlled the women's fleet with a striking three race wins on the opening day of the regatta.
Shaw said: "Sail for Gold is a great venue for sailing, we have got great facilities and the fact that we are competing on home turf and that the legacy from 2012 is still alive and kicking is great – plus it's just always nice to be back in Weymouth and Portland racing."
In the RS:X 9.5 event, Wey-mouth's world champion Nick Dempsey tops the billing with two race wins and a second but faced stiff competition from the current ISAF Youth Worlds champion Kieran Martin, who continually tussled for the top spot with the Olympic silver medallist across yesterday's three races.
49er Yukio Makino and Kenji Taka-hashi sealed two race wins and a fifth to take an early lead in the 49er class.
The Japanese sailors, who finished 18th at London 2012 and seventh at last year's Sail for Gold Regatta, hold a three-point cushion over the British Sailing Team's Nic Asher and Fynn Sterritt who end their day in second.
With 15 boats on the start line, including entries from Brazil, Belgium, Switzerland and current leaders Japan, Asher is expecting a good battle across the remaining four days of competition.
49erFX Annemiek Bekkering and Annette Duetz picked up two race wins and a third to top the 49erFX leaderboard ahead of British pairings Charlotte Dob-son of Weymouth and Sophie Ainsworth and Frances Peters/ Nicola Groves who sit tied on eight points apiece.
Nacra 17 POOLE'S Lucy Macgregor and Andrew Walsh got their regatta off to a promising start posting a second, third and two race wins.
The British pair, who finished 16th at the second leg of this EUROSAF series in Medemblik two weeks ago after suffering a mast breakage, hold a two-point cushion over Pippa Wilson and John Gimson in second.
A false start penalty in the final race of the day put paid to Ben Saxton and Hannah Diamond's hopes of an early lead after opening their account with two race wins.
Paralympic Classes Helena Lucas has taken the early advantage in the 2.4mR with two bullets and two thirds to give her a slender one-point cushion over Australia's Matt Bugg.
Portland's Megan Pascoe also notched two bullets but closed her day with an unfavourable sixth place to leave her third overall.
"It's a good place to be but there is a long way to go yet," ex-pressed the Paralympic champion Lucas.
"It's great to have Matt Bugg here from Australia and Niki Birrell – a five-time SKUD World champion – who was starting to find his feet towards the last race and we have also got some of the able-bodied sailors here as well so it's quite a competitive fleet and no doubt will be a fantastic week of racing."
The British Sailing Team's Sonar trio of John Robertson, Hannah Stodel and Stephen Thomas are on track for their fourth straight consecutive Sail for Gold title with a clean sweep of race wins.
n Racing is scheduled to start at 10.30am today with an average eight to 12 knot forecast in store.
The Sail for Gold Regatta, organised by the RYA and the Weymouth and Portland Nat-ional Sailing Academy, is part of the four-stage 2014 EUROSAF Champions Sailing Cup series.


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What's Bastard Pop? As far as I can tell, it's two-fold: part of the concept is sabotage of the shitty, over-produced, pablum spoon-fed over mainstream radio, and the money grubbing industry behind it. Top-40 radio hits, the songs you love to hate, the songs you just can't (la-la-la-lalalala)- get-out-of-your-head are mixed along with cult hits of the 60s, 70s, 80s, et al and thus metamorphosised into danceable, collaged masterpieces. In the process, the DJ gets to rediscover and recycle his (or her) whole the record collection, youth of yesterday meet youth of today, nostalgia meets invention, Peaches kisses Destiny's Child's ass, laws are broken and the DJ fiddles with beats and dials to his heart's content.
I was first introduced to the concept of Bastard Pop on a 7", a present from Munich electro-noise duo Dis*ka, called "Mixed Bizness". Put it on the stereo and guitar-riff of dreams, rubber-burning stadium rock comes blasting out of the speakers. Before you can stop yourself, your dormant mullet-banging gene pops into action and your fingers shoot to the sky. Then suddenly a funky, slightly nauseating, ear-worm slithers over the top and 90s-cream-boy Beck is singing about mixing business with leather, homework with Heather and making all the lesbians scream. Ugh. And yet…somehow…appropriate. It works, not just in terms of the beats, but the lyrics – mixing pain with pleasure, in this case. Just when you've had enough of being ripped off by Beck, the chorus breaks out and it's Highway to Hell, afterall! Reminds me of one of my favourite proverbs "The road to hell is paved with good intentions"…
This phrase must have been going through the brain of the British DJ, formerly known as Gary Barlow, latterly known as Kurtis Rush, (now probably using his real name again), when he he posted on a website dedicated to the so-called Bastard Pop that he was giving up on the bootlegging thing. "…What had started off as fun is almost turning into an industry and a "marketing" tool, and I dont want anything to do with it." This summer, just around the time Gary Rush or whatever, abandoned his limited-edition, white label vinyl mongrels, bootlegging came to Berlin in the form of a hyped up evening at ex-WMF, dedicated to Bastard Pop.
Ralf Summer, one half of the aforementioned Dis*ka, was on the decks in the little room at the WMF, when I arrived. He was working the decks like a proper top-40 terrorist, complete with a flack cap on his head and Fidel Castro look-a-like, Peter Muehlbauer. Fittingly, Peter aka "Dämonenkiller" also has several collectives dedicated to the upholding of Bastard Pop – "Rational Joyce", "Stabilelite" und "Die! F.S.R.". I'm not enitrely sure what these collectives are doing, but if you want to know more, contact Dorfdisco and we'll pass you on. At the WMF, Peter and Ralf were dj-ing under yet another name – Rip Mix and Burn. They played Epheser TNG "A las barricadas", Ungeist "Love Me", Reisswolf "Gottmutterblut" and I distinctly remember an Aerosmith-mutated Britney Spears. More importantly, it was danceable, had a sense of humour and there was even a guy standing near the decks who looked like the blueberry pie barfer from the film "Stand By Me", wearing striped suspenders and bopping around.
After soaking up enough rip, mix and burn, I sashayed into the big room to see how many mutated rabbits "2manydjs" could pull out of their magic record cases. And what a heaving, throbbing, sweaty sight met my eyes! I have never been to the WMF before midnight and seen such a crowd. At the center of this tempest, two cute and humble DJs, Stephen and Dave Dewaele, from Belgium, laying on the vinyl faster than a blink of the eye, seamlessly merging and layering different songs and genres for what seem like hours on end. I started dancing and this is what happened:
Song: Early German Punk classic "Fred vom Jupiter" by Andreas Dorau
Effect: People immediately started dancing like cheerleaders to the infectious schoolgirl chorus. …sneakily turned into…
Song: Dolly Parton's "9-to-5"
Effect: People laugh, look confused and keep shaking their asses
…which then mutates into House of Pain's "Jump Around"
Effect: People start pogo-ing like idiots
…which then slides into another hiphop track I don't recognise which then is sneakily mixed with Aerosmith's "Walk this way" which all somehow ends up with the Jeans Team singing "eins, zwei, drei, vier."
And the crowd was as crazily mixed up as the music. A sweaty, shirtless 18-year-old boy danced ecstatically next to a woman dressed in a tailored business suit with a string of pearls around her neck, pumping her hips and lip-synching to, "Push it, push it real good".
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Hi everyone, First of all, thanks for the great discussion, everyone! Stephen: I really appreciate you taking the time to lay out your solution with download-single. That is quite slick! Joachim: Thanks for being tenacious about getting your questions answered with a real technical discussion. A few comments from me: 1) I absolutely agree that this list exists for technical discussions. If people are too tired of debating the same topics many times, linking to a FAQ is by far the best solution. Taking the time to write such FAQs goes a very long way toward alleviating repeat questions with complicated answers. 2) Stephen's makes a lot of good points, but one in particular is really paramount: you *must* define the metadata for each artifact: groupId, artifactId, version, and dependencies. If you are looking for an automated & repeatable solution for linking to an external (i.e., non-Mavenized) dependency online somewhere -- even taking as a given that the URL is stable & immutable -- there is still the issue of its GAV and dependencies. Those must be defined somewhere. The most effective approach is to deploy the JAR + POM to a Maven repository somewhere, which is one reason people keep harping on MRMs. 3) That said, there are many ways of skinning that cat, as Stephen says. If you have a server you control -- and which all involved project developers can access -- you can use an MRM to upload the JAR + POM metadata once and for all, as Ron says. You do it once, and it is done forever. Builds are reliable and repeatable. Provenance is preserved inside the POM (more on that below). If you do not have a server you control, or you think running an MRM is too complex, or some other issue, there is install:install-file. Now, I absolutely appreciate the concern that it sucks to force all your developers to do that on every new local machine. But there are ways around it. One simple way is to commit a bootstrapping script to your SCM that automates the entire process: - Create the POMs for your non-Mavenized projects (as discussed above in point #2). - Commit these POMs to your SCM. - Write a script that A) downloads the JARs from the external stable URLs; and B) calls "mvn install:install-file" with those JARs + corresponding POMs. - Commit that script to your SCM. Now all your developers have to do is run the script after cloning your repo, and they are good to go: repeatable builds for as long as they have a ~/.m2/repository on disk. If you are not 100% absolutely sure the external URLs are stable and immutable, you can commit the JARs themselves to your SCM instead of letting the script download them. (And feel the nostalgia of being back to the good ol' days of pure Ant!) If your non-Mavenized projects have no dependencies, you can even skip the manual POM creation and let Maven generate a "crappy stub" as Stephen says. But I think it is better to define the POMs anyway because you can write all sorts of metadata goodness in there (see next paragraph). Regarding Joachim's concern of preserving the metadata: that is one of Maven's great strengths. In the POMs you define, you can add all the information you want. You can define the developers & contributors to the project. You can define the project's web site URL. You can define the SCM used. You can define the issue tracker used. The list goes on and on. [1, 2] Personally, I do run an MRM for my projects (Nexus on a public server we control) because it is useful for my team and for the OSS community -- no need for developers to run a bootstrapping script even once -- things "just work" when you run "mvn" with no arguments. Nonetheless, I still have my third-party non-Mavenized POMs committed to an SCM too, just to remind myself and others what they are. OK, so after reading all that, you might think it could be nice to have a Maven plugin that does what the shell script above would do, given a directory full of POMs or something. Then you could bind it to a phase of the build and things would "just work" again without developers needing to manually bootstrap. So lastly, I agree with Wayne that if you want something like that (because you can't run an MRM for some reason), feel free to scratch your itch. It would be a valuable addition to the Maven ecosystem! Regards, Curtis [1] Maven POM reference lists it all: http://maven.apache.org/pom.html [2] An example of a rich POM: https://github.com/imagej/imagej/blob/master/pom.xml On Wed, Jan 30, 2013 at 3:44 AM, Stephen Connolly < email@example.com> wrote: > On 30 January 2013 09:15, Joachim Durchholz <email@example.com> wrote: > > > Am 30.01.2013 09:13, schrieb Anders Hammar: > > > > Joachim, a possible solution would be to front the external non-Maven > repo > >> with a repo manager transforming it into a true Maven repo. > >> > > > > Sounds complicated. > > I.e. not doable unless you know all aspects that need to be considered, > > hence probably far out of my league. > > > > > > > As a Nexus (one > > > >> of the repo managers out there) user I know you can do that via > >> implementing a virtual repo plugin, but I would expect you can do > similar > >> things with the other repo managers as well. > >> > > > > Still too complicated and out of my league, I fear. > > > > > > > Just keep in mind that it > > > >> can't do anything magical; if metadata is missing you have to provide it > >> in > >> some way. > >> > > > > Sure. > > The version number would come from the revision number or tag if using an > > SVN as a source. > > For Sourceforge, it would have to be extracted from the file name. > > > > I think the version number is the most important metadata anyway. > > > > > > Other than that, I can only shim in with Stephen that many of us are > tired > >> of arguing about what's the correct way of solving things "the Maven > way". > >> > > > > Yes, I can understand that. I'm pretty much aware that this is making > this > > exchange tortuous, for both sides; I have to constantly battle this "you > > essentially don't know what you're talking about" attitude, which is > tiring > > as well. > > > > > > You may not agree with us, but that's a different thing. > >> > > > > Yes, currently I disagree. > > > > However, I'm eager to hear arguments that may falsify my view. I'd be all > > for it to see how this use case (import available from an external, > stable > > download site) can be properly integrated into a Maven workflow. > > > > The proposals that I have seen don't preserve the version number. My > claim > > (yet to be falsified) is that this makes people set up imports without > > version number, losing this essential piece of information. If people "do > > it right" and manually add the version number by whatever means, a > consumer > > of such a Maven artifact still won't know whether the manually provided > > information is actually right. > > So I'm arguing for some mechanism to record in a pom: > > - the coordinate where the download comes from > > - the coordinate where the artifact is supposed to go do in a maven repo > > - an automatic process that installs the pom and the download > > Whether the download should be part of the build process or triggered > > manually depends on whether the origin is stable (i.e. whether there's a > > risk that the origin overwrites the artifact at its coordinate - not an > > issue if the origin is an SCM and the download coordinate includes a > > revision number). > > > > Here is how I would "Maven Way" handle this kind of dependency. > > First off, I am assuming (always a danger of making an ass of you and me) > that we have a multi-module project. > > I would create a pom.xml for the artifact that I want to use. This pom.xml > will have to correctly identify the runtime dependencies of the artifact I > am providing, so tooling is not really going to help, the artifact will > have to be hand written due to the nature of these things. > > [I have experimented with using bytecode analysis to establish dependencies > between a set of .jar files in a lib directory, and it can give you a good > starting point, but too often it gives dependencies which should be > optional, or misses dependencies that are referenced via reflection. The > amount of times it has been in error is > 20% in my experience, and that > error rate is unacceptable for general guidance] > > So you have to write the pom.xml by hand. > > It will look something like this > > <project xmlns="http://maven.apache.org/POM/4.0.0" xmlns:xsi=" > http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:schemaLocation=" > http://maven.apache.org/POM/4.0.0 http://maven.apache.org/maven-v4_0_0.xsd > "> > <modelVersion>4.0.0</modelVersion> > <groupId>com.yourcompany.thirdparty</groupId> > <artifactId>third-party-artifact</artifactId> > <version>subversion-revision</version> > > ... other details as you see fit ... > > <dependencies> > ... list these ... > </dependencies> > > <build> > <plugins> > <!-- many ways to skin this cat --> > <plugin> > <groupId>org.codehaus.mojo</groupId> > <artifactId>wagon-maven-plugin</artifactId> > <version>1.0-beta-4</version> > <executions> > <execution> > <phase>package</phase> > <goals> > <goal>download-single</goal> > </goals> > <configuration> > <url>some remote url</url> > <fromFile>third-party-artifact.jar@ > ${project.version}</fromFile> > > > <toFile>${project.build.outputDirectory}/${project.build.finalName}.jar</toFile> > </configuration> > </execution> > </executions> > </plugin> > </plugins> > </build> > > </project> > > Now that pom.xml implicitly defines the location of the artifact, though > you need to read the pom to find out. Your project will be a simple > "check-out and build" assuming they are not behind a corporate proxy that > prevents downloading .jar files from random websites... in which case they > will need to get an exception for all of them to access that website and > they will curse you for not just sticking it in a MRM which they at least > got the corporate IT guys to grant an exception to... > > The better way would be to write the pom.xml and use > > mvn install:install-file -Dfile=... -DpomFile=... > > or > > mvn deploy:deploy-file -Dfile=... -DpomFile=... > > or upload as a bundle to the corporate MRM > > to install that pom... the pom would probably look mostly the same, except > you would list the origin of the file in the <scm> section, e.g. > > <project xmlns="http://maven.apache.org/POM/4.0.0" xmlns:xsi=" > http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:schemaLocation=" > http://maven.apache.org/POM/4.0.0 http://maven.apache.org/maven-v4_0_0.xsd > "> > <modelVersion>4.0.0</modelVersion> > <groupId>com.yourcompany.thirdparty</groupId> > <artifactId>third-party-artifact</artifactId> > <version>subversion-revision</version> > > <scm> > <connection>http://some-remote-url/...</connection> > </connection> > > ... other details as you see fit ... > > <dependencies> > ... list these ... > </dependencies> > > </project> > > And here's the best bit about that way... when you write a pom.xml like > that, it's just perfect for submitting to central in a bundle upload... > which means that others can receive the benefit of your hard work > determining the list of dependencies. > > Now if you don't provide a pom file to install:install-file or > deploy:deploy-file those plugins will generate a crappy stub for you... we > need to put some pom there, and the stub will not break things, so it > should be seen as a stop-gap until you determine the correct <dependencies> > > Now if you are complaining that the above is too much work, well the only > real work I see is determining the list of dependencies... and sorry to > say, but that is hard work that a person needs to do if it is to be done > right... and if you don't need it done right, then the stub pom is just > fine! > > > > > > ------------------------------**------------------------------**--------- > > To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscribe@maven.**apache.org< > firstname.lastname@example.com> > > > > For additional commands, e-mail: email@example.com > > > > >
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The final round will be streamed live, beginning at 9:30 p.m. (Eastern) on Thursday and Friday. The jury will deliberate immediately after the final performance.
Three of the finalists will play the first piano concerto by Brahms, two will tackle Tchaikovsky (the first, of course) and Zuber will offer Rachmaninov's second.
The jury for this portion of the competition includes Canadian pianist Jon Kimura Parker as well as Michael Spring, the creative force behind the fine piano recording programme at Britain's Hyperion records (the label of record for Canadians Angela Hewitt and Marc-André Hamelin, among many other greats).
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Here, for fun, is Cossi performing a Bach-Busoni showpiece, the Prelude and Fugue (BWV 552) on the hymn tune we know at St Anne (O God Our Help in Ages Past) at the Ferruccio Busoni International Piano Competition three years ago. Who needs an orchestra when there are pieces like this to be tackled?
The Prelude:
The gorgeous Fugue:
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