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The need for religion – a craving for tyranny 2
Why do tens of millions in the West prostrate themselves before advancing, conquering, oppressive Islam?
Why do millions of Americans still vote for the Democratic Party?
This essay offers a chilling explanation.
It is from Jihad Watch, by Alexander Maistrovoy:
"Progressive man" refuses to recognize the crimes of Islam, not because he is naive, fine-tempered or tolerant. He does it because, unconsciously or subconsciously, he has already accepted Islam as a religion of salvation. As he accepted Stalinism, Hitlerism, Maoism and the "Khmer Rouge" before it …
Joseph de Maistre, a French aristocrat of the early 19th century, argued that man cannot live without religion, and not religion as such, but the tyrannical and merciless one. He was damned and hated, they called him an antipode of progress and freedom, even a forerunner of fascism; however, progressives proved him right again and again.
It may be true of most people that they "cannot live without religion", but it is not true of all. We wonder how, since the Enlightenment, and especially now in our Age of Science, people can live with a religion. We agree, however, that those who need a religion are not put off by its being "tyrannical and merciless".
Is there a religion, whether deity-worshiping or secular, that is not tyrannical and merciless?
In their nihilistic ecstasy, Homo progressicus threw God off the pedestal, trampled upon the humanistic ideal of Petrarch, Alberti and Leonardo Bruni, who relied on Reason and strove for virtue, and … found themselves in complete and gaping emptiness. They realized that they could not live without the God-man — the idol, the leader, the ruler, who would rely on the unshakable, ruthless idea of salvation — not in the other world, but in this real world here and now. And with all the passion so inherent to their shallow, unstable, infantile nature, they rushed out in search of their "prince on a white horse".
The idols of the progressives were tyrants armed with the most progressive ideology: Robespierre, and after him Stalin, Mao, Pol Pot, Fidel Castro, Hugo Chavez, and finally — Islam.
Islam does not, of course, claim to be "progressive". It derives from – and is stuck in – the Dark Ages. But the self-styled progressives of the West are welcoming it and submitting to it.
In the 20th century, the Western intelligentsia was infected with red and brown bacilli.
Walter Duranty ardently denied the Holodomor.
That is Stalin's forced famine in the Ukraine that killed many millions. Walter Duranty denied that it was happening in his New York Times reports.
Bernard Shaw and Romain Rolland justified OGPU terror and the kangaroo court in Moscow; Aragon, Barbusse (the author of the apologetic biography of Stalin: Stalin. A New World Seen Through the Man) and Jean-Richard Bloch glorified "the Father of nations".
"I would do nothing against Stalin at the moment; I accepted the Moscow trials and I am prepared to accept those in Barcelona," said Andre Malraux during the massacre of anarchists from POUM [the Workers' Party of Marxist Unification] by Communists in Barcelona in 1937.
Let's guess: who is writing about whom? "Lonely overbearing man … damned disagreeable", "friendly and commonplace", possessing "an intelligence far beyond dogmatism" … "sucked thoughtfully at the pipe he had most politely asked my permission to smoke … I have never met a man more fair, candid, and honest". Got it? It was Stalin, as portrayed by H. G. Wells.
How many sufferings – Solzhenitsyn recalled — were caused by progressive Western journalists, who after having visited the GULAG, praised Potemkin villages with allegedly heated barracks where political prisoners used to read Soviet newspapers sitting at clean neat tables? Indeed, Arthur Ransome (The Guardian), an American journalist and a fan of Mao, Agnes Smedley, New York reporter Lincoln Steffens (after the meeting with Lenin he wrote,"I have seen the future and it works"), Australian-British journalist Leonore Winter (the author of the book called Red Virtue: Human Relations in the New Russia) and many others sympathized with the Bolsheviks and the Soviet Union. Juan Benet, a famous Spanish writer, suggested "strengthening the guards (in GULAG), so that people like Solzhenitsyn would not escape". The Los Angeles Times published Alexander and Andrew Cockburn, who were Stalin's admirers.
Hitler? Knut Hamsun, Norwegian novelist who won the Nobel Prize, described Hitler in an obituary as a "fighter for humanity and for the rights of all nations". The "amorousness" of Martin Heidegger for the "leader of the Third Reich" is well known. In the 1930s, the Führer was quite a respectable person in the eyes of the mass media. Anne O'Hare McCormick – a foreign news correspondent for the New York Times (she got a Pulitzer Prize) — described Hitler after the interview with him: he is "a rather shy and simple man, younger than one expects, more robust, taller … His eyes are almost the color of the blue larkspur in a vase behind him, curiously childlike and candid … His voice is as quiet as his black tie and his double-breasted black suit … Herr Hitler has the sensitive hand of the artist."
The French elites were fascinated by Hitler. Ferdinand Celine said that France would not go to "Jewish war", and claimed that there was an international Jewish conspiracy to start the world war. French Foreign Minister Georges Bonnet rendered honors to Ribbentrop, and novelist, essayist and playwright Jean Giraudoux said that he was "fully in agreement with Hitler when he states that a policy only reaches its highest form when it is racial".
The Red Guards of Chairman Mao caused deadly convulsions in China and ecstatic [sympathetic] rage in Jean-Paul Sartre and Simone de Beauvoir, Jan Myrdal, Charles Bettelheim, Alain Badiou and Louis Pierre Althusser. In Paris, Barbusse and Aragon created "the pocket monster" — Enver Hoxha [Communist dictator of Albania]; at Sorbonne University, Sartre worked out "the Khmer Rouge Revolution" of Pol Pot, Hu Nima, and Ieng Sary. Noam Chomsky characterized the proofs of Pol Pot's genocide as "third rate" and complained of a "vast and unprecedented propaganda campaign against the Khmer Rouge". Gareth Porter, winner of the Martha Gellhorn Prize for Journalism, said in May 1977: "The notion that the leadership of Democratic Kampuchea adopted a policy of physically eliminating whole classes of people was … a myth."
In the 70's, the whole world already knew the truth about the Red Guards. However, German youth from the Socialist Union of German Students went out on demonstrations with portraits of the "Great Helmsman" and the song "The East is Red".
In the USA, they went into the streets holding red flags and portraits of Trotsky and Che Guevara, and dream of "Fucking the System" like their idol Abbie Hoffman. The hatred of "petty bourgeois philistines", as Trotsky named ordinary people, together with the dream of guillotines, bayonets, and "red terror", keep inspiring Western intellectuals like Tariq Ali, the author of the revolutionary manual Trotsky for Beginners.
"The middle class turned out to be captured by 'bourgeois-bohemian Bolshevism'," Pascal Bruckner wrote.
Stalin, Mao and Pol Pot passed away, but new heroes appeared in their places. Leading employees of CNN – reporter Peter Arnett, producer Robert Wiener and director of news department Eason T. Jordan – had excellent relations with close associates of Saddam Hussein, pretending they didn't know anything about his atrocities. Hollywood stars set up a race of making pilgrimages to Castro and Chavez. Neo-Marxist professors and progressive intellectuals, such as Dario Fo, Jean Baudrillard and Martin Amis, welcomed the triumph of al-Qaeda on September 11.
The romanticization of the "forged boot" and "iron hand", the worship of "lonely overbearing" men with "the sensitive hand of the artist" — this explains the amazing easiness with which recent anarchists, pacifists, Marxists, atheists, after having changed a couple of ideologies, burden themselves with the most primitive, barbaric and despotic religion of our time: Islam.
Atheists of the Left only, being atheists who dispense with belief in the supernatural but still need a religion.
What they crave for is not religion as such. They don't want Buddhism, Bahaism, Zoroastrianism, or even the mild Islam of the Sufi or Ahmadiyya version. They want a religion that would crush them, rape their bodies and souls, and destroy their ego — one that would terrify them and make them tremble with fear, infirmity and impotence.
Only bloodthirsty medieval Islam is able to do this today. It alone possesses unlimited cruelty and willingness to burn everything on its way. And they gather like moths flying to the flame: communists Roger Garaudy, "Carlos the Jackal", Trond Ali Linstad, Malcolm X, Alys Faiz; human rights defenders Jemima Goldsmith, Keith Ellison, and Uri Davis, the fighter against Zionism for the rights of the Palestinians. Fathers favor Castro, such as Oliver Stone; their sons accept Islam, such as Sean Stone. According to a public opinion poll conducted in August 2014 (Madeline Grant, Newsweek), "16% of French citizens support ISIS". There are 7% to 8% of Muslims living in France. Who makes up the rest 8% to 9%?
Ken Livingstone, Jeremy Corbyn, John Brennan, Hollywood stars, Ylva Johansson, Sweden's Integration Minister, who like her boss Stefan Löfven claimed that "there was no connection between crime and immigration"; Michael Fabricant, a former vice-chair of the Tory party, who said that "some conservative Anglicans are the same as ISIS"; German politicians that established a media watchdog to "instruct the press to censor ethnicity and religion in crime reports" (a modification of Soviet censure); the Chief Justice of England and Wales, Lord Phillips, who believes that it is inevitable to recognize Sharia courts in Great Britain; atheist-apologist for Islam (O my God!) CJ Werleman; Canadian Liberals, who support the anti-Islamophobia motion; Georgetown professor Jonathan Brown, who justifies slavery and raping of female slaves; Wendy Ayres-Bennett, a UK professor who is urging Brits to learn Urdu and Punjabi to make Muslim migrants feel welcome; Ohio State University, that offered a course on "how Muslims helped build America"; the Swedish state-owned company Lernia encouraging the replacement of standard Swedish with the "migrant-inclusive accent"; American feminists with the slogans "Allahu akbar" and "I love Islam", who endorse the BDS movement; Swedish feminists wearing burkas in Iran; "proud feminists" such as Elina Gustafsson and Gudrun Schyman defending Muslim criminals who raped Swedish girls – all of them and thousands of others have already converted to Islam, if not de jure, then de facto.
They appeal to Islam to escape from their fears, complexes, helplessness, and uselessness. They choose the despotism of body and spirit to deprive themselves of their freedom – the freedom that has always been an unbearable burden for their weak souls full of chimeras. They crave slavery.
They are attracted by Islam today, but it's not about Islam. It's about them. If Islam is defeated tomorrow and a new Genghis Khan appears with the "religion of the steppe", or the kingdom of the Aztecs rises with priests tearing hearts from the chest of living people, they will passionately rush into their embrace. They are yearning for tyranny, and will destroy everything on their way for the sake of it. Because of them, "we shall leave this world here just as stupid and evil as we found it upon arrival". (Voltaire)
The new religion and carbon-neutral sex 5
All religions have a foundation myth.
The foundation myth of the religion of Environmentalism is man-made global warming.
Its Old Testament consists of the books of Karl Marx and the lesser prophets who came after him: eg Lenin, Trotsky, Gramsci, Mao, Marcuse … Its New Testament consists of the Gospel according to Michael Mann and Al Gore, and the E-pistles of the Climatic Research Unit Apostles.
This is part of an article on the (priestly and inquisitorial) powers of the Environmental Protection Agency, by Jonah Goldberg:
Tim Wirth, a former Senator and now chairman of the United Nations Foundation, once said: "We've got to ride the global-warming issue. Even if the theory of global warming is wrong, we will be doing the right thing, in terms of economic policy and environmental policy." New York Times columnist and prominent warm-monger Thomas Friedman has repeatedly said (most recently this week) that he doesn't care if global warming is a "hoax" because even if it is, the fear of it will force us to do what we need to do.
And it just so happens that … global warming fuels nearly every progressive ambition. Wealth transfers from rich to poor nations: Check. The rise of "global governance" and the decline of American sovereignty: Check. A secular fatwa not only to erode capitalism but to intrude on every aspect of our lives (Greenpeace offers a guide to carbon-neutral sex): Check. Weaning us off of oil (which, don't let the Goregonauts fool you, was a priority back when we were still worried about global cooling): Check. The checks go on for as far as the eye can see, and we will be writing them for years to come.
Communism, cannibalism, and soul murder 0
Some of us are old enough to remember the horrors perpetrated in the Communist Russian Empire. But those born since the USSR was destroyed (chiefly by Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher winning the Cold War) need to learn what happened under Lenin, Stalin, and their successors; and as they are unlikely to be taught about this in their 'politically correct' left-leaning history courses, they should have informative books brought to their attention in the hope that some at least will read them.
These extracts come from a review of Inside the Stalin Archives by Jonathan Brent, in The New Criterion:
The first volume in the series, The Secret World of American Communism, caused shock waves by demonstrating that the American Communist Party was not a group of home-grown idealists, as so many apologists claimed, but, from the start, conducted espionage and took orders directly from Moscow. Despite decades of leftist mockery and vilification, the basic picture provided by Whittaker Chambers and Elizabeth Bentley of Alger Hiss and many others was correct. The Comintern, too, was from day one directed by Moscow as a tool of Russian foreign policy. And despite the desperate strategy of throwing all blame on Stalin so as to excuse Lenin, The Unknown Lenin, which reproduces a selection from some six thousand Lenin documents never before released, reveals bloodthirstiness that surprised even anti-Communists. During a famine, Lenin ordered his followers not to alleviate but to take advantage of mass starvation:
It is precisely now and only now when in the starving regions people are eating human flesh, and hundreds if not thousands of corpses are littering the roads, that we can (and therefore must) carry out the confiscation of church valuables with the most savage and merciless energy.
"can (and therefore must)": Leninist and Soviet ideology held not just that the end justifies any means, but also that it was immoral not to use the utmost cruelty if that would help. And it was bound to help in at least one way—intimidating the population. From the beginning, terror was not just an expedient but a defining feature of Soviet Communism. In Terrorism and Communism, Trotsky was simply voicing a Bolshevik truism when he rejected "the bourgeois theory of the sanctity of human life." In fact, Soviet ethics utterly rejected human rights, universal justice, or even basic human decency, for all concepts that apply to everyone might lead one to show mercy to a class enemy. In Bolshevism, there is no abstract justice, only "proletarian justice," as defined by the Party. ..
Stalinism was idealist in another, even more terrifying sense: it aimed at controlling from within the very thoughts we think. In a toast delivered on November 7, 1937, at the height of the Terror, the Great Helmsman swore to destroy every enemy:
Even if he was an old Bolshevik, we will destroy all his kin, his family. We will mercilessly destroy anyone who, by his deeds or his thoughts—yes, his thoughts—threatens the unity of the socialist state. To the complete destruction of all enemies, themselves and their kin!
Even the worst of the tsars never thought of punishing relatives for a criminal's acts. But what is truly remarkable about this toast is the promise to murder people and their kin for thoughts. One must live in continual fear of one's own mind.
Brent begins his book with a memorandum written by Andrei Vishinsky, Stalin's chief prosecutor, to Nikolai Yezhov, the secret-police chief, about what he had seen in a tour of the Gulag. There were prisoners, Vishinsky explained, who had "deteriorated to the point of losing any resemblance to human beings." An interrogator during the doctors' plot wrote that, after one torture session, the elderly Dr. Vasilenko "lost his entire human aspect." Perhaps the most important lesson to come from the Stalin archives is that any ideology that does not admit the existence of human nature winds up destroying not only countless lives but also the human soul.
How much better is Russia now? The answer is – a lot, but it's still pretty bloody awful.
Under Putin, Russia has turned away from a fleeting opportunity to embrace legality. A sort of mafia rules without breaking the law—because there is no real law. And yet, by comparison with the Soviet period, Russia is free and humane. To be sure, any journalist or businessman who displeases the regime is likely to be imprisoned, maimed, or killed. But millions are not arrested at random.
Solzhenitsyn once asked why the bloodthirsty Macbeth killed only a few people while Lenin and Stalin murdered millions. He answered: Macbeth had no ideology. So far as we can tell, neither does Putin. Today no one tries to remake human nature. For the time being, and however precariously, the human spirit survives.


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Christmas morning this year was really, really fun. Both the boys mostly understood what was going on, and both of them could open their own presents for the first time (despite the fact that Sawyer took for-ev-er and picked miniscule pieces of wrapping paper off at at time). Jeremy and I tried to be much more intentional with the gifts we gave this year, although things sometimes do get out of hand. I still think we managed to downsize from last year, so we'll call that win for this year and try again in 2014.
Unfortunately for me, I woke up with some weird stomach bug that morning and spent a lot of time hugging a toilet during the day.
BUT! I wasn't about to let my poor circumstances ruin their good day. And I believe it was a good day indeed. Well, a couple of good days actually. We'd spent the day before with Granna and Poppa having all sorts of fun. Then we had our second traditional Chinese adventure for lunch on Christmas day. And we rounded Christmas day out with dinner at Nana and Pop's.
While I'd love to share all of those photos here, this is just a small portion. You can see the rest over on Facebook if you're into that sort of thing.

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At this point you have defined the Jade Valley Web site in Dreamweaver. The next step is creating a new HTML page in Dreamweaver.
Choose File > New to create a new HTML document in Dreamweaver.
You can also use the Start page to create a new HTML document (choose HTML under the Create New section).
In the New Document dialog, select Basic page as the document category from the Category list on the left. Select HTML as the document type from the Basic page list on the right. Select the Make Document XHMTL Compliant option. Click Create to create a new HTML document.
The New Document dialog enables you to easily and quickly create new documents in Dreamweaver. You can create a new page based on the nature of the page (e.g., basic page, dynamic page, frameset, page designs, etc.) or based on an existing template from other sites. The list on the right changes based on the document category of your choice. A description and a preview of the selected document type (for most categories) are available upon selection.
Another way to create a new page is to click the HTML link in the Create New section of the Start page.
XHTML (Extensible Hypertext Markup Language) is a reformulation of HTML to be compliant with XML syntax. In general, using XHTML ensures the backward and future compatibility of your Web pages. HTML is a relatively loose and forgiving language, whereas XML is more strict. In the long run, this strictness actually makes it easier to ensure consistency. For the most part, the difference between XHTML and HTML is that XHTML is a little more structured about the way it is written.
For example, both HTML and XHTML have a tag used for marking up paragraphs. In HTML, both the
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, and . A further discussion of XHTML is beyond the scope of this book, but as long as you understand that XHTML is essentially HTML written to be in compliance with XML, that is sufficient.
To create XHTML-compliant documents by default, select Edit > Preferences (Windows) or Dreamweaver > Preferences (Mac OS X) and select the New Document category. In the New Document category, select a document type and select the Make Document XHMTL Compliant option. Click OK.
To make an existing HTML document XHTML-compliant, you need to open the document, and select File > Convert > XHTML.
Take a moment to explore the Dreamweaver work environment.
Before develping the HTML pages for the Jade Valley Web site, take a few minutes to get familiar with Dreamweaver's work environment. You will notice that Dreamweaver provides many panels, inspectors, and windows, totally different from a word processor's work space, for example. To open any Dreamweaver panel, inspector, and window, use the Window menu.
Below is an overview of Dreamweaver's tools and panels:
The Insert bar contains buttons for inserting various types of "objects," such as images, tables, and layers, into a document. Each object is a piece of HTML code that enables you to set various attributes as you insert the object. For example, you can insert an email link by clicking the Email link button in the Common category of the Insert bar. Alternatively, you can also insert objects using the Insert menu.
The Document toolbar contains buttons that provide options for different views of the Document window (such as Design view, Code view, and Split view), various viewing options, and common operations such as previewing in a browser. In addition, you can title the HTML document by typing in the Title text field in the Document toolbar.
The Document window displays the current document you are working on.
The Property inspector, like other Macromedia applications, lets you view and change a variety of properties for the selected object or text. Each object has different properties.
The Tag selector in the status bar at the bottom of the Document window shows the hierarchy of tags surrounding the current selection. Clicking any tag in the hierarchy enables you to select that tag and all its contents. Right-clicking (Windows) or Control-clicking (Macintosh) tags yields several additional comands and options.
Panel groups are sets of related panels grouped together under one heading. To expand a panel group, click the expander arrow at the left of the group's name; to undock a panel group, drag the gripper at the left edge of the group's title bar.
The Files panel enables you to manage your files and folders, whether they are part of a Dreamweaver site or on a remote server. The Files panel also enables you to access all the files on your local hard drive, much like Windows Explorer (Windows) or the Finder (Macintosh).
In the Document toolbar, enter Jade Valley Website Template as this new document's page title in the Title text box.
The title appears in the title bar of the Document window in Dreamweaver as well as in the browser's title bar when you view the page in most browsers. The title appears in the results page of many search engines as well. It's a good habit to always specify a descriptive page title for all your pages.
To modify a page title, enter a new title for the page in the Title text box in the Document toolbar. You can also change the title using the Page Properties dialog (Modify > Page Properties).
Choose File > Save. Save the new HTML document as jadevalley template in the root folder of the Jade Valley site.
The default extension is .htm. Change the file extension for this new HTML page to .html after you enter the file name.


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I've been busy working on pillow tops, and have 2 going right now. This is the kitten one I started in Metemora. The ribbons at the bottom , I may take out and do in a darker color. You can see the details better by enlarging the picture, the threads aren't showing up so great.
This is the one receiving a little more attention, I'm having a hard time putting this one down!
I saw a butterfly on one of Tisha's in Metemora, and had to give it a try. Not as pretty as hers, I'm still pleased with the outcome. Off to do more stitching!
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New York City based writer Jim Cifelli has crafted another tasty swing chart in this jazz waltz entitled Blues for McCoy. The tune s main melody is presented first as a small ensemble comprised of saxes, a trumpet and a trombone, and is later joined by t. Here is a listing of related products.
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C.L. Moore (1911-1987)
Catherine L. Moore of Indianapolis was not a cartoonist. So why, you ask, is she here on a blog about cartoonists? I'll get to that, but first the facts. Catherine L. Moore, known as C.L. Moore, was one of the most important women writers of science fiction and fantasy during the first four decades of the twentieth century. Before she came along, those fields were long on science (or pseudoscience) and short on feeling and color. Catherine changed that, beginning with her first story, "Shambleau," printed in Weird Tales in Nov. 1933. "Up to that time," wrote Lester del Rey, "science-fiction readers had accepted the mechanistic and unemotional stories of other worlds and future times without question. After the publication of Moore's story ["Shambleau"], however, the bleakness of such writing would never again be satisfactory." Although "Shambleau" is probably her most well known and widely read story, Catherine wrote many more, alone and in collaboration, over the next quarter century.
C.L. Moore wrote for pulp and digest magazines of science fiction and fantasy--but never for the comics. However, her work has been adapted to comics at least twice, first, in a French magazine called V-Magazine, in the summer of 1955. The artist was Jean-Claude Forest (1930-1998) who went on to greater fame as the creator of Barbarella. Forest's version of C.L. Moore's famous story is not quite in a comic book format. You might say that in its mix of text and illustrations, it's about halfway between Prince Valiant and a Big Little Book. Here's the title page:
Despite the revival of interest in pulp fiction during the 1960s and '70s, no one sought to make further adaptations of Catherine's work. Finally, in his never-ending search for material for his Marvel Conan stories, Roy Thomas struck upon Catherine's little known "Werewoman" as a source for an adaptation. "Werewoman" was originally printed in an obscure journal called Leaves in the winter of 1938-1939. Thomas' version, drawn by Robert Brown and Rey Garcia, appeared in The Savage Sword of Conan #221 in May 1994.
And that is it. Despite the richness of C.L. Moore's fiction, comic book writers and artists have apparently not discovered her work, or if they have, they simply haven't been up to the challenge. That may not be so bad, especially now, in this age of unremarkable comic book art.
This year marks C.L. Moore's centennial. You can read more about her on my blogs, Indiana Illustrators and Tellers of Weird Tales. As for Jean-Claude Forest, see his website here.
Text copyright 2011 by Terence E. Hanley


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Not known Factual Statements About a kid driving a carYou're most likely turning out to be quite common with the phrase, "Let me do it!" On the list of many tasks your toddler would like to attempt is acquiring dressed all by herself. "A few-year-olds ought to have the ability to costume by themselves in basic attire, including pull-on trousers or slip-on shoes," claims Mike Mosiman, coauthor of your Smarter Preschooler: Unlocking Your Kid's Intellectual Probable.
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UK economy benefits from entent cordialeJanuary 12, 2007
Baroness Jo Valentine, Chief Executive of London First, the influential business organisation representing over 300 of the capital's leading companies, spoke today in the House of Lords debate on UK competitiveness.
Baroness Valentine (Crossbencher) said that there were already signs that other regions of the UK were ready to work with London in attracting overseas investment rather than the sometimes bitter competition which has characterized past campaigns.
She described the new relationship as "an emerging entente cordiale":
"We must focus on the importance of 'Team UK' in competing globally. London competes for business with other world cities and once won, a London HQ can help Manchester or Edinburgh win secondary offices versus European competitors. A successful London is more a source of opportunity for other UK cities than a threat.
"But, to maintain this investment into the UK, we must invest in its strengths. If London doesn't receive the investment it needs in transport infrastructure and job-related skills training, it will be Team UK that suffers."
Case study: Google search for UK offices
Google originally entered the UK in September 2001, setting up in London, following which they have expanded this operation. They now employ circa 500 people in London. In addition, they have since opened up a sales office in Manchester and have project staff located in various UK centres, including for instance their project to scan the Oxford's Bodleian Library.
For further information, please contact Graham Capper on 020 7665 1505 / 07983 611 227 or Lauren Preteceille 020 7665 1471 / 07977 297 811
Notes to editors:
London First is a business membership group whose aim is to improve and promote London with the objective of ensuring that London maintains and enhances its position as a leading world city. London First mobilises the experience, expertise and enthusiasm of the private sector to develop practical solutions to the challenges facing London and lobbies central and London government for the investment that London needs in its infrastructure.
London First delivers its activities with the support of 300 of the capital's major businesses in key sectors such as finance, professional services, property, ICT, creative industries, hospitality and retail. Membership also includes all of London's higher education institutions as well as further education colleges and NHS hospital trusts. London First members represent 26% of London's GDP.


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Inspiration, Feedback, and Knowing What You Want As A Composer
I've been writing music for an independent game development company for a few of their upcoming games, and throughout the process, I've learned quite a bit about myself and the industry. But one of the most useful things I've discovered is how crucially important it is to know exactly what YOU want to be doing creatively, as a composer. What is it that will motivate you to consistently do your job well?
This seems like an obvious realization in retrospect, but it's easy to forget in an industry that is so difficult to find consistent work. Because of this, there is an insane number of composers currently offering to work for free in ANY genre. Allow me to repeat that last part: free work in ANY genre. This raises several red flags. I'm all for exposing and educating oneself to the many tastes and varieties that music offers, but not many people on Earth are capable of writing great music in ANY genre. Most of us could probably write for several genres but if we aren't truly inspired, the music, and therefore the project, will suffer; it's very difficult to fake inspiration. You can cultivate and harvest it, but you simply cannot con your way into it. Should you try, people will probably notice and call you out, and they're right to do so. There is an important point I'm trying to stress here: the last thing the world needs is another yes man or woman, especially in a creative field, and I suspect that composers that advertise their ability and interest to write in ANY genre are just looking for work, and care little for what that work entails. As a game developer, would you really want to hire someone who just wants A job and not THE job?
Feedback is also something that is crucially important. Because composing requires so much alone time, it's easy to develop a 1-dimensional perspective of your work. Receiving feedback from the company you're working with is great, but you probably need more than that. Send the music to friends with ears you trust and ask them important questions.
1) Do the songs create a cohesive framework together?
2) Do they tell a story? Is that story accessible to the listener?
3) How well is it mixed?
If you have friends willing to listen, utilize their knowledge. There are plenty of people on reddit, meetup (if you live near a city) and various other places willing to listen. Ultimately, if you're a good fit and you do your job well, the creative aspects of the music will remain in your control and you will have plenty of feedback to inform you.


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Shirley, This in just a snapshot at the wedding. The necklaces were a real hit with all of the bridal party. They were beautiful and just what I had wanted. Thanks so much for you hard work. Will send a photo from the professional wedding photographer, hopefully with a better angle. Every one wants to know where she bought them!! Jan T.
Shirley - Here's a snapshot of the wedding with our beautiful necklaces!
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Shirley, I received the necklaces today, and they are absolutely beautiful! Thank you so much! I can't wait to give them to the girls. I will be sure to send you pictures of them wearing them in my wedding. Thanks again!
Hi Shirley,
My package arrived today. The pieces are just gorgeous, even prettier than the pictures. I know this is probably a trade secret but how do you make those perfect "S" swirls on the bracelet and necklace?? I am in awe. Thanks again for such beautiful work. I am going to have lunch with an old friend today and I think I'll show them off. Can't wait to see what she says.
Sincerely, Yuki C
Dear Shirley,
The jewelry has arrived
safely, and I love the
pieces - just beautiful, so
delicate and feminine. Many thanks!
I received my order yesterday. I really love the bookmark, it is even prettier than I expected. I am sure I will make another order in the future. Thanks. ........... Pat G.
Thanks for everything ! I appreciate you going out of your way to get the bookmark out so quickly and insuring that it arrives by Wed.
Now that's what I call costumer service :-) You can be sure I will be ordering from you again & I will direct all my relatives & friends that your site is where to go to find unique and beautiful gifts............. Thanks Again, Terry W
Hello Shirley,
got back in town yesterday & picked up my mail today! I love the bracelet, thanks. The clasp is really lovely and unique! Thanks, ........... Susan
Dear Shirley, Hello,
How are you. I have received
this morning the parcel. I
am very happy to receive
those two Bracelet which you
have sent to me. Many- Many
thanks to you. They are very
nice colorful. one with
Peridot and carnelian one I
put it straight away on my
wrist. looks very beautiful.
Shirley thanks once again.
take care. God bless you.
Hello, Just wanted to tell you this
is THE most wonderful site I
have seen in ages! What
a gift from above that I was
guided here "by accident"
today. I have passed it
along to my friends!
I'm sorry I did not get back to you sooner. You had asked that I let you know if the earrings I ordered arrived safely or not. Well they did and my wife loves them. I will be ordering again. Yours in fellowship, RJ C
Hi Shirley!
Last night when I went to meet my sponsor, her sponsor and 2 other girls were there. They all want bracelets! Lisa went absolutely crazy for it . I was so happy... and once again, everyone I saw made comments about it. I'm just so blown away by how gorgeous it is. I will definitely order more in the next couple of months for Christmas gifts. My aunt is struggling with her first year in the program, and she would love one. I can't wait to show her mine today when I see her. Talk to you soon! Gretchen
The Watch arrived today and it is beautiful. It is a graduation present and I am sure she will love it. thank you, Kathy M
I am speechless! The bracelets are absolutely GORGEOUS!!!!!!!!! Thank you so so so much. Perfect timing, too! Today is her anniversary and we are having dinner tonight. (Since I have moved, it's about an hour drive, so we don't see each other very often.) I have been in meetings all morning. But I have received so many compliments already.
In fact, every person I have seen has remarked about how absolutely beautiful this bracelet is. I once told someone that I was so grateful just to be able to see beauty since becoming sober. how true that is. I am so thrilled and so excited to see Lisa's reaction to it. I am sure I will order more in the future! Thanks so much!!! Gretchen
Shirley: I received your package yesterday and love my bracelet and circlet. The bracelet is the perfect size, and I have already had some very positive things happen in my life since I opened the box. The circlet is also the perfect size. You have great intuition! You really have a special gift knowing what your clients want and meeting their special needs. Your work is so beautiful - keep up the good work.
Thanks again! Many blessings, Dottie
Shirley, I received the necklaces today, and they are absolutely beautiful! Thank you so much! I can't wait to give them to the girls. I will be sure to send you pictures of them wearing them. Thanks again! Erin
Dear Shirley,
I wanted you to know that the earrings came today in perfect condition. They are soooooooo beautiful. Thank you so much for your prompt, caring attention. I really love the earrings.
Thanks again for your wonderful, personal service!
Take care, Rachelle
Shirley - I received my bracelet and am very pleased with it. It fits perfect and I like the dangle at the end of it. Thank you, Sandy W
Shirley, I just had to tell you that this is some of the most beautiful handmade jewelry I have ever seen. Every single piece looks like it is made with the thought in mind of someone who will treasure the piece every time they wear it.
What absolutely beautiful presents to present to someone you love and care about dearly.
Sincerely, ewray
We got your jewelry and my wife loved it. It was a big surprise for her. I had it sent to the bed and breakfast we were staying at and they put it in our room. So, when she got there a package was on the bed for her. She has worn the jewelry many times already and has received lots of compliments on it. Thank you for the wonderful pieces.
Shirley, I received the beaded watch today, and it is beautiful! Thank you so much for making it larger for me - it is hard to find nice pieces for large women. I will be passing your web site to friends!!! Much Luck! Thank You, Cara K
Hi Shirley, Thank you sooo much! We were just about to leave to go to the party and the doorbell rang. It was the bracelet! I was so happy to be able to give it to my sister at her party. She loves it and was very touched. Thanks for overnighting it!!!
Dear Shirley,
Received bracelet today I absolutely adore it thank you so much, sorry I pestered you so much but I have never purchased from a site abroad and was a bit worried, I will definitely order from you again!:) Lisa B.
Hello Shirley, I stumbled upon your site and I just had to tell you how beautiful and inspiring you work is to me. I am a new jewelry designer, just putting together my lines and my web content and you are truly a testament to doing what you love and being who you are as you deliver your gift to the Universe.
Peace & Blessings, ........... Saundra D
7/02/2004 - Shirley, I received my necklace today, and I absolutely LOVE it!!! It is beautiful, and the craftsmanship is wonderful. I couldn't have imagined how great it was going to look, and really appreciate the extra loops so the size can be changed. I have not taken it off since I pulled it out of the package this morning. Thank you so much, I look forward to purchasing from you again in the future. Thanks again ~........... Louise
Shirley. I received your package yesterday and love my bracelet and circlet. The bracelet is the perfect size, and I have already had some very positive things happen in my life since I opened the box. The circlet is also the perfect size. You have great intuition! You really have a special gift knowing what your clients want and meeting their special needs. Your work is so beautiful - keep up the good work. Many Blessings, ........... Dottie
Watch is lovely and a perfect fit! Thank you so much. ........... Mary W.
I received the bookmark last week. Thank you, it's very pretty.
Julie Ayres
Got 'em in the mail on Friday. Love 'em!!!
Thanks, Cathy R
...well in your defense....I was just ooing and ahhing over the pieces you have done, that I probably missed it......thank you so much...he's going to love it.............. Darla
The necklace came and it looks beautiful. I haven't had time to examine it to the 9nth degree, but it looks great! I'll let you know if there is a problem, otherwise, I'll take a picture, and we'll chat soon. Thank you so much. ........... Debbie
Shirley The chandelier earrings arrived today, and they are lovely. Thanks for your good service. ........... Patricia A.
Shirley, This looks absolutely great. I think that everyone will wear about the same size, so go ahead with plan. Again thanks so very much. We are so very excited with what you have found and the design. ........... Jan
Shirley, I received the bracelet in excellent condition and it's beautiful. I will be proud to wear such a unique item. Thank you so much. ........... Susan
Shirley, I just wanted to let you know that I got the earrings last Thursday and they are just lovely, thank you! ........... Donna
Shirley, Its for my wife. It's our second anniversary. She found you web site and fell in love with a lot of your jewelry. You do really nice work. Thank you. ........... David R.
The earrings arrived today. Thanks so much - I'm thrilled with them, and I'm sure my friend will be, too, since they're a birthday present for her. Looking forward to doing more business with you! Sincerely, ........... Stephanie
Shirley: I received my Abundance Bookmark today and was thrilled. Also, I love the circle (I forget what it is called) to go in my change purse. I need to see what you would charge to make another one for my husband to put in our bank deposit bag at our office? I like this one so well, I want to keep it for myself and put it in my billfold. Also, when I spoke to you on the phone you mentioned an Abundance Bracelet. At the time, I declined because I have a Victorian Slide Bracelet that has an amethyst and Peridot, but when I opened my package today from you I could really feel the energy and think maybe your bracelet would be more beneficial to me for what I need now. I think you are right when you told me about the abundance bracelet benefiting you when it is right next to your skin.
Your work is beautiful. I am so thankful that I found you.
Many blessings, ........... Dottie
Dear Shirley,
Your pretty earrings arrived
today. I especially
like the crystal and citrine
carved leaves. I'd
really love a pair of
earrings made of each, with
4 leaves dangling on the
ends of 4 gold color chains
of varying
lengths...from 3 inches and
shorter. Would that be
(Ziona, Your wish
is my command, lol!!
We aim to please. Let
me get right back to you and
send you a picture when they
are done. And thank
you very much! Shirley)
Dear Shirley,
That sounds so beautiful!!! I am truly grateful to have you make this bracelet. I'm sure I will be ordering again in the future from you, and will send others your way. You're a Godsend!
Love, ........... Kaira
Kiara and Melissa,
Hello Shirley, I checked out your sobriety stones site and see I will spending some time there. I have always been drawn to crystals, incense, aromatherapy, and similar items. I am a nurse and work in a neonatal intensive care. I recently took a Healing Touch class which I found fascinating and useful. It is rare to find someone "mystical" who also makes sense as you do. I have always loved jewelry and lately have become interested in taking some classes. I'm not sure where you are located, I am in Sacramento, CA. Would love to meet you sometime. Sent in an order and am quite sure will place another before long. Take care. ........... Susan
Shirley , Thanks ever so much. Like I said, I'm not really bothered about the shipping; I can't think that it would be a bank breaking amount. I absolutely fell in love with these bookmarks. It would be great if you could ship them; this is what all my friends are getting for their birthdays this year. Many Thanks, Emily
Shirley, I received the earrings today thank you they are totally beautiful, even more so than in the pictures! Maybe they will bring some extra peace and joy into my essence. ........... Lucinda www.cindyblack.com
(If the earrings are half as pretty as they look on the computer I'll be very happy. I was looking for jade earrings to wear, since I had a dream that was quite significantly telling me I should put some jade into my life.)
I came across your web site and was very impressed with your work. I have a question regarding the bookmarks. I am interested in the friendship bookmark, however, since this will be a gift to a friend celebrating our 30th year of friendship, I wonder if you can incorporate a pearl or two (representing 30th anniversary) to the bookmark. Also, do you include with the bookmark what each stone, etc. represents?? Please let me know if adding the pearls is ok as well as any addition costs in doing so. Thank you, ........... Kelly
(Kelly, I would be glad to do that for you, at no extra cost! Your bookmark shipped today!)
Shirley, I LOVE THEM! Just wanted you to know that. :) Thank you so much. They're simply wonderful! ........... Heather
(On your site you mention that you will make custom "career" bookmarks and I'm interested in getting a couple made. They would actually be a matching set, both with the same stones. The stones desired are red tigers eye, Smokey quartz, rainbow moonstone and rainbow fluorite. Is this possible? If so, please let me know. They are for myself and my boyfriend.)
Hi Shirley!
I just wanted to let you know again that my wrist measurement is 5 3/4 inches. Was my understanding correct that this bracelet is going to be custom made? That's great because being a small person I often find that a lot of things are too large, including rings and bracelets.
I'm really looking forward to receiving my GORGEOUS bracelet :-) I'm SO excited about getting this bracelet. I love the design.
Hi Shirley!
I just got my bracelet and I absolutely love it! It's every bit as pretty as I'd hoped, and it fits perfectly. Thank you so much!
Thank you too for the wonderful customer service! I'll definitely be recommending your web site and jewelry. Thank you again! ........... Leesa
(I just wanted to let you know again that my wrist measurement is 5 3/4 inches. Was my understanding correct that this bracelet is going to be custom made? That's great because being a small person I often find that a lot of things are too large, including rings and bracelets. I'm really looking forward to receiving my GORGEOUS bracelet :-) I'm SO excited about getting this bracelet. I love the design.)
Shirley: Thank you so much. I am so impressed by the level of personal attention you give to your customers. I've enjoyed doing business with you and I will definitely keep you in mind for future purchases. I'll let you know when the necklace arrives, and I know it will be beautiful. ........... Scott
Shirley, I cant believe how accommodating you have been! Don't worry about making it bigger. It's actually for my mom and she has smaller wrists than I do, so 7 inches should be perfect. Thank you so much for working with me on this, I really appreciate it!
I received it today. It is VERRY nice, I am very pleasantly surprised!!! I haven't had a chance to give it to my mom yet, but I'm sure she will love it, and the meaning behind it is beautiful as well!!!! Thank you so much, I will defiantly tell everyone I know about your web site and I will continue to shop with you! Thanks again so much!!! ........... Stephanie
Wow. That was a quick reply! I am thinking of buying the amethyst and rose quartz sterling silver necklace—Pen12. I am intrigued by all of the properties associated with the stones. Does your jewelry come with a card or brochure that explains the symbolism and the spiritual attributes of the stones? My friend would be very interested in it, I'm sure. I will order it within the week. If I order through the web site, will I still get the card, or shall I just e-mail you with my credit card information and address? This is great customer service, by the way.
I just placed an order for another necklace. I look forward to receiving the necklace and the card. Thanks again for such good, personal service. I really appreciate it, and I will be sure to mention your web site to others. ........... Scott P
Thank you sooooo much for your promptness, I truly appreciate it. I'm relocating across the country and I have so many things on my mind!!! Thanks again!!!!
Sincerely, ........... Tara
WOW WOW - JUST SUPERB!!! I have found this web site before and used it for the meanings of crystals.
And then low and behold when I get to this site today I find you now have special Sobriety jewellery - and it is gorgeous!!!!
I think you should consider using Sodalite in the range as well. Looking forward to "Keeping coming Back" to drool over your creations.
Many sunny smiles from me to you ODAAT - ........... Karen J
Shirley - I LOVED your
Please make them both in 14 kt gold. Thanks for picking up on that. Can I have then both in Silver? Much appreciated. You're wonderful! I will be placing another order before the end of the week. Cheers and thanks, ........... Annette
You have a beautiful site, even more beautiful jewelry, and the concept of SobrietyStones is beyond that. Blessings, ........... Sue
Shirley: My mom will be celebrating one year of sobriety on 1/31, and I have been searching and searching for a meaningful gift. Thankfully, I found your web site. I would like to get her the sobriety bookmark, but I just wanted to make sure that if I order it now it will be here prior to 1/31. Also, the descriptions of the stones and how they relate to sobriety are amazing....does something with those descriptions come with the bookmark so she will understand the significance of the stones?
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I mean, it's not, but it makes it sound like C++11 is a minor update. Lambdas, auto, concurrency, are these minor updates? There's a lot of interesting stuff in C++11!
Prohibiting use of "var" is gross over-kill.
There are times where it's use is not recommended, certainly. But even in those cases, it can lead you to the point that there's a "bad code smell" where methods aren't named well, variables aren't named well, classes aren't named well.
var x = foo(); is definitely less readable.
But var x = new ComplexObject(); is every bit as readable, if not more so, because you don't have a redundant "ComplexObject" in the declaration. You always know exactly what type "x" is. It's also very useful in cases where the return type is a complicated generic. it saves a lot of typing, and is definitely more readable.
Here is a very good discussion on the benefits and uses of "var":
http://resharper.blogspot.com/2008/03/varification-using-implicitly-typed.html [blogspot.com]
In some ways, a lot of what is being added to C++ makes me think of Scala, just less readable.
While the additions and extensions certainly make things more interesting and potentially more powerful/easier for the *individual* programmer, I look forward to seeing what sort of interesting train wrecks happen when larger teams try to make use of these features. I certainly hope the debuggers are being updated to be useful when someone's written a template that uses a #define'd macro to specify a closure that is passed through an anonymous function, etc.
This strikes me as the next generation's 'multi-threading' -- where almost every programmer claims they can handle multi-threaded programming, but very few actually do it well. Particularly in teams when interactions require coordination. Going to take a whole new round of winnowing the wheat from the chaff when it comes to finding developers who can actually use these features well without driving their coworkers insane.
I don't think you'll see a lot of people flaming C++, there just aren't that many people that care one way or the other anymore.
I think some of the new features look nice but mainstream use has been shifting away from C++ for a while and I'm not sure I see these new features drawing many back...
Because var still works within the type system and gives you compile-time errors, and casting to object is a massive sledgehammer that delays errors until runtime (with all of runtime error checking's glory, like only failing some of the time, which you can basically read as "never on a developer's machine, sometimes on TQA's machine, and always on a customer's machine (unless support is on the phone with them)"), and a stupid idea in general (I'm looking at you, Objective-C!).
Take goto, which is all that's really needed for modern programming. Using goto, you can implement subroutines (gosub like functions), while and for loops, etc. But each time you implement one of the higher constructs, your implementation will be slightly different. And if you force yourself to use the optimal implementation all the time, you'll just be writing a lot of boiler plate code. So having functions and while loops implemented as language constructs is a good thing. Similarly, std::thread + lambdas is a great addition.
>Time to join the 21st century grandpa. FILE* leaks.
Hell no. And get off my lawn.
printf() isn't typesafe, but it's a fuckton more readable than all that cout formatting stuff. Also, the fact that it's not typesafe isn't really an issue if you don't suck - trivial unit testing will pretty much show any problems immediately. Besides, gcc/g++ is nice enough to warn you about egregious ones now.
FILE* leaks? I assume by this you mean when sloppy programmers fail to close their files and you start burning through file descriptors. Sounds like a bug to me, and again, stop sucking. Or do what we do - throw an object with a destructor containing fclose() around it. Then you get all the awesomeness of of FILE* (including those awesome formatting commands like fprintf and fscanf) without the danger of your file staying open when something goes nuts.
Why on earth would you want memcpy() to call anything? It's a low level byte move. Anybody with five minutes of familiarity with it should know that. If you wanted something different, use the assignment operator.
void* have all sorts of applications, most recently to me in writing architecture neutral VMs where really all the native machine knows is that it's moving around some sort of pointer.
Now the custom string and array classes? That I'll agree on. Troll on.
Time to actually go out and build a real system, D-bag. See, throughout the process of building real products that need to work properly, it becomes apparent that while some "features" of new languages are nice and helpful at times (and they really are), most of the hoo-ha around new languages and such is just BS. If your chewing up memory because your cannot fclose() your FILE ptr.... well then you suck. If you think memcpy() should do Deep Copies... well then you, again suck. And for that matter, wtf is wrong with 'void'?
All these modern niceties won't save your miserable ass if you suck. You have been brainwashed. It's like people who walked around saying "goto is evil, there is always a better way". Those people have no clue. Chances are, if you can't write good C code, you wont write good C# code either. It's just that C# (and everything else these days) gives you a false sense of security.
#warning rant coming
"printf instead of std::cout"
I love c++, but it definitely has some dark spots, even still the long overdue c++0x update (c++11 whatever). Thank deity we finally have standard smart pointers, better templates in various ways, move semantics, etc. It was really necessary to finally have that, even if it was a decade late (I'm sure we lost quite a bunch of good c++ programmers and projects to more newfangled languages in the delay). Even though we often won't be able to use it until all compilers (and developers) in use for a certain codebase are updated, it is a start.
c++ streams... After exceptions the second worst mistake in c++... c++ needs something good for that functionality, but streams and exceptions don't help.
Beware of std::cout, it is not thread-safe and is a gigantic pain in the expletive for outputting formatted text. The utility of overloading the shift operator for interfacing with streams is overrated. std::endl is a curse word. streambuf is an ugly hack.
while std::string is usually an improvement over the plain 'char *', it also is as often overkill as it often is underpowered. Why else would so many people have their own string class? Why would Qt have QString? It's because std::string and fstreams are severely lacking... standard c++ needs more syntactic strength in tokenizing, parsing, formatting, transforming, combining, and type-converting of string content. What is there, in the standard, is, well, imho kludgy. I'm not saying that I have the answer to what exactly it needs, it just needs something better.
c++ still has a lot of catching up to do. Libraries like boost should really only have their sandbox and legacy code left, and libraries like qt shouldn't need to redo/replace basic functionality. It should be possible to get a proof of concept implementation (aka badly optimized but mostly functional and not too many bugs for a demo or trial) working quickly as easy in c++ as it does in certain other languages. Until then, it should work hard to catch up before we lose most programmers to other languages.
printf() isn't typesafe, but it's a fuckton more readable than all that cout formatting stuff
Readable? Meh. Localisable? Now that is an important attribute. Consider this trivial bit of code:
printf("The %s %s\n", colour, object);
You want to localise this, so you wrap each string in a function that returns the localised version (by the way, gcc and clang have an attribute that you can put on functions that says if the output is safe to use as a format string in any case where the input is). So now you have something that looks like this:
printf(localise("The %s %s\n"), localise(colour), localise(object));
Okay, no problem. Now let's consider the C++ equivalent:
cout << "The " << colour << ' ' << object << '\n';
Harder to read? Maybe, but the tokens are all in the order that they'll appear in the output, so I'll give C++ that one. Now let's localise it. How about something like:
cout << "The ".localise() << colour.localise() << ' ' << object.localise() << '\n';
That's fine, right? No more complex than the C version. Well, almost. Let's make French the target language. We want to turn 'the black cat' into French. Now we have a problem. In French, the word order is different. The result we want has the colour after the noun. No problem in the C version, the format string is just translated as "Le %2$s %1$s". The arguments are reversed (well, it's a little more complex because you also need agreement between the noun and the article, but I'll skip over that for now - it can be solved in the same way). What about the C++ version? Well, because the word order is in the code, not the data, you need different code paths for English and French. And that's just with a three-word sentence. Now consider the kind of sentence that actually appears in a typical UI. Consider German word-order rules. Your simple C / Objective-C strings file has to be replaced by a huge tangle of C++ code.
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"Krazy" Getting Spanked!
As memorable as the post, see a number of the comments....
Dear Anonymous:
Mr. Godon is the only person who uses a pseudonym everyone knows. He used to have a blog but found it too much work so now bounces around www.derrylsanderson.blogspot.com, www.metisbarefacts.blogspot.com and here. When he's not doing that he "writes" articles for Darcey Jerome at www.dustmybroom.com.
When he gets on our nerves we call in our secret weapon - The Red Baron - who's able to scare the living bejesus out of him. Time to call RB in for a dive bombing-strafing run! DUCK Frank Godon!
He's likes Clint Eastwood war movies such as Heartbreak Ridge the 1986 film in which Clint Eastwood starred, produced and directed. More importantly he taught us the expression, "It's a cluster f**k Sir!" which describes his latest comments on Dust My Broom.
Clare L. Pieuk
SPANK that b...h! SPANK HER, I say!
Over at Blogging Tory Dust My Broom, blogger "Krazy" wants to let you know what he thinks of free speech. Or free expression. Or physical violence. Or just plain slapping around uppity women (with a side order of sexual assault). I'm thinking Blogging Tory co-founder Stephen Taylor's legacy is slowly but surely cementing itself into place. BONUS TRACK: And the ugliness comes out in the comments section ...YEEHAW! The comments section over at DMB just gets better and better.
There's original author Krazy:
That Marine is giving the young lady what she should have gotten when she was a child so she wouldn't grow up to be a leftard and picket in front of a Marine Recruiting station with a peace sign. Here, let me tighten that up for you, Krazy: "Women who exercise their right of free expression deserve to be insulted as 'leftards' and get violently disrobed, humiliated and assaulted in public."Let's all keep that in mind the next time some uppity pro-life broads want to have a pro-life demonstration on Parliament Hill, shall we? A little aggressive clothing removal and sexual assault might do them a world of good, is that it, Krazy?And, curiously, the few (right-wing) women who have weighed in don't see a problem with an assault on other women. How ... odd.
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Peace is wrong and that can be proven by having older, sexually repressed authoritarians paddle the pert fannies of attractive young women in public. Thank you conservative wingnuts for showing us the way to enlightenment. Would someone please get Mr. potatoheadwest a tissue.
By psa, at 7:20 AM
And more so in Darcey's comments section, in which one fellow actually claimed that friends of his would do this sort of thing literally, and that he approved. Sick wanks.
By Dr.Dawg, at 9:26 AM
Over ad Dawgs, I love how RightGirl claims none-too-subtley how all the "Code Pink" women were molested as girls which is why they are confused peaceniks in need of a spanking or a good beating at the hands of Wendy.Yes, the same Wendy "RightGirl" Sullivan who is a former (maybe) dominatrix. Irony is dead.
By Mike, at 9:40 AM
Great way to celebrate Remembrance Day, eh, Dust My Broom?
By Dr.Dawg, at 10:02 AM
I see the oh-so-enlightened "Raphael Alexander" sees absolutely nothing wrong with that post. But, coming from the same moron who dismissively called native culture "stagnant" and "primitive," that shouldn't be surprising.
By MgS, at 10:50 AM
His mask hasn't just slipped--it's fallen off and had a torch put to it. wv: "ailings"
By Dr.Dawg, at 11:00 AM
Of course it's a joke, you humourless commies. That's why "Krazy" explains afterward that "...there isn't a Marine who would respect a leftard like this young lady or treat her like a lady. She, in this cartoon is being treated the way all peaceniks should be treated."Sorry, I can't type...doubled over with laughter at the hilarity of it all.
By Balbulican, at 11:24 AM
If "Krazy" is an actual Marine then this girl is Tinkerbell. My ex is special forces and any jarhead who even thought of doing something like that would have his ass handed to him by his fellow men. 'Cause beating women publicly is always such a laugh to men who are combat trained and tested. While I'm not a psychologist, nor do I play one on TV, I'm going to go out on a limb and say that "Krazy" has some serious issues with women who have the unmitigated gall to think for themselves.
By LuLu, at 11:37 AM
LuLu: One would hope. But our own military may not be as enlightened as you think. Holding a mess dinner to honour Marc Lepine, for example. Krazy would have felt right at home.
By Dr.Dawg, at 12:06 PM
They dishonour the war dead by glorifying war and mocking peace. Their understanding of Remembrance is limited to whatever the government of the day is telling them to remember. They're idiots.
By sooey, at 2:21 PM
Blogging Tories posting spanking fetishist cartoons? Colour me surprised.
By counter-coulter, at 2:29 PM
"And, curiously, the few (right-wing) women who have weighed in don't see a problem with an assault on other women. How ... odd. "Well, you know. Other women. Not them. Their right-wing brothers would never turn that inappropriate rage on them.
By Randall, at 5:53 PM
Of course she secretly likes it, betrayed by her erect nipples. She just can't resist the studliness of her abuser. After all, she was just trying to get Sarge's attention, given the fuck-me shoes, skimpy top and hair done up for clubbing. She's even grabbing his pant leg with her free hand, no doubt trying to pull them down. Sounds like hunter when she's losing an argument, and she starts to smirk about how all the commenters are there because they are unable to resist such a strong "conservative" woman such as herself. But the shadow on the wall shows the reality. Just some guy in his basement with what he imagines is his boner.
By liberal supporter, at 6:42 PM
Jay Currie is a cretinous weasel! wv = "obecle"
By Paladiea, at 7:11 PM
"If " Krazy" is an actual Marine then this girl is Tinkerbell."bingo. Krazy's a vet like I'm a war president. Everyone be sure to call him on his lie. KEvronwv = "debria"
By KEvron, at 7:41 PM
Jay Currie is a cretinous weasel! No he isn't. He's valiant "sparring partner" for an exceptional progressive blogger. Bite your tongue, Paladiea.
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If you saw the Oscar-nominated Moonlight, there's a good chance that you took notice of piece Trevante Rhodes, who plays the adult version of Little. There's nothing little about him in his photo shoot for Out Magazine, where you can check out his legit lethal guns. The interview focuses on the surprising success of a movie that not only explores homosexuality in frank realness, but does it through the lens of a black man. Rhodes, as well as others involved in the flick, weigh in. Here's the jizz-st:
Rhodes On the powerful audience reactions to Moonlight:
It's an incredible work of art, and it's about a very, very marginalized group of people. I've had moments with many people who come up to me, red in the face, crying, tearing up because this is their story. They've never seen themselves put into a narrative on screen. How am I going to feel that again? I don't think you can. At the core of it all, you just want to do something that makes someone else feel OK.
Rhodes on the surprising fact that Moonlight was made at all:
The fact that it was done, and the fact that it was done so well — that's just an added benefit of being able to tell a truthful story, a truthful story that hasn't been seen in the way that it's now been seen. Hopefully I'll continue to do great work, but to do great work that's never been done? That's like, we invented fire — the world benefits from that. And I think the world will benefit from the film if they see it. Not just the black community, or the gay community, or the black gay community, but, fuck, the world.
The film's director, Barry Jenkins, on the responsibility of creating a movie like Moonlight:
I felt that there was a lot of responsibility in the fact that we don't see movies that are centered on the coming-of-age of a young gay black man. Because there are so few of those depictions, the ones that do exist take on added importance.
The original playwright of In Moonlight Black Boys Look Blue, Tarell Alvin McCraney, on the autobiographical nature of his piece. He states that about two-thirds of the script is based on his own experiences:
I was very lonely. I still feel very alone most of the time and so I tried to figure out and put down as much of the memory that I could. I think it was an experiment in what life could look like.
They (his classroom) kind of looked at me odd, like, 'Oh, why would he do that? Why would a drug dealer teach you how to ride a bike? As if he had no care, as if his only preoccupation was the doing of this thing that is deemed harmful and illegal. But those two things existed at once.
I personally identify with the characters in Moonlight way more than in other widely acclaimed gay flicks, such as Brokeback Mountain. Two smoking hot cowboys getting peenetrative and crouching by the river nude and all that jazz wasn't a part of my coming out experience. The restraint in Moonlight not to include an explicit sex scene elevates it above standard, salacious gay flicks featuring straight acting dudes suddenly realizing their gayness before butthole blasting each other - in the case of Brokeback, out of boredom. NE WAY, head to the gallery for all the yummers looks at Trevante Rhodes! Hopefully he gets nude and has steamy gay sex in his next movie! Wait.
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