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The Kross scripting framework provides full Python, Ruby and KDE JavaScript scripting support. The goal was to limit the work needed on applications to have them fully scriptable and to provide a modular way to transparently integrate additional interpreters and in that way extend your application with a new scripting-backend without any new line of code and even without any recompile. To achieve this internally Qt's introspection-functionality like signals, slots, properties, enums, QVariant, QObject, QMetaObject, QMetaType, etc. are used to deal with functionality at runtime.
Kross is a modular scripting framework that eases embedding of scripting interpreters like Python, Ruby and JavaScript transparently into native applications to bridge the static and dynamic worlds together.
Scripting interpreters are plugins that are loaded dynamically on demand at runtime by the Kross framework. The application that uses Kross to provide scripting functionality to the user does not need to know anything about the interpreter, itself or any other backend-details. All the application needs to know is that there exists scripting code that should be executed. Kross will then take care of it.
Kross does not implement its own scripting language, rather, it provides access to already existing solutions. Kross does not implement a complete Toolkit-binding, rather, it provides access to already existing solutions like PyQt/PyKDE or TkInter for Python or Korundum/QtRuby for Ruby. Kross does not auto-generate code, it is not needed to maintain any configuration files, and it does not come with yet another bindings-API. All it does is to connect things transparently together and to offer optional access to already existing technologies.
There exists a wide range of solutions to deal with scripting. Programming languages like Python have enjoyed years of evolution and a large community around them with 3rd-party modules for nearly everything. The same goes for a lot of other languages where there sometimes exists a special function that is only available to a particular language, and where each language comes with its own way of doing things. Each user may have their own preference for what scripting language they like to use, and over time, may have acquired skills in some specific areas.
Rather than limiting users to only one specific language with its own way of doing things, Kross offers a flexible way of supporting multiple programming languages without additional code and maintenance work, at the application level. Kross allows the user to choose what they like and know the most, and it minimizes the entry-barrier to get his things done and to be able to contribute to one's own solutions significantly.
As of today Python, Ruby and JavaScript are supported. While all of them are passing the unittests, current state is, that Python is the most complete one followed by Ruby which is near the same state and finally JavaScript which needs some more tweaks to be as rock-stable as the other both implementations.
Work on progress are krossjava (thanks to google for supporting this plugin within the Google Summer of Code 2007) that implements support for the Java Virtual Machine and krossfalcon that implements support for The Falcon Programming Language.
For sure any interpreter-plugin you may like to implement is very welcome. At the end the open source world is about choices :)
Each interpreter plugin needs to implement two abstract classes;
The Python plugin implements access to the Python scripting language.
The unittest.py Python script file implements unittests for common functionality. For the unittests kross does use a special test-application that got compiled if cmake -DKDE4_BUILD_TESTS=1 was used for kdelibs. You are able to run the unittest with
cd kdelibs/kross/test ./krosstest unittest.py
Other scripts are...
The krosspython plugin consists of...
The Ruby plugin implements access to the Ruby scripting language.
The unittest.rb Ruby script file implements unittests for common functionality. For the unittests kross does use a special test-application that got compiled if cmake -DKDE4_BUILD_TESTS=1 was used for kdelibs. You are able to run the unittest with
cd kdelibs/kross/test ./krosstest unittest.rb
The krossruby plugin consists of...
The KDE JavaScript plugin uses the in kdelibs4 included Kjs and KjsEmbed4 frameworks to provide access to the JavaScript language.
The unittest.js KDE-JavaScript script file implements unittests for common functionality. For the unittests kross does use a special test-application that got compiled if cmake -DKDE4_BUILD_TESTS=1 was used for kdelibs. You are able to run the unittest with
cd kdelibs/kross/test ./krosstest unittest.js
For details about KDE-JavaScript see...
The Google Summer of Code 2007 did provide us the krossjava backend for Java :-)
The krossfalcon plugin does implement access to The Falcon Programming Language.
Modules are plugins loaded on demand at runtime to provide additional functionality. They only provide a factory to create and return a QObject instance that is then exposed to the scripting backend.
Since Qt's introspection functionality is used, we are able to throw in just QObject's and have them act as classes/objects within a scripting backend. Slots are membermethods while properties and enumerations are membervariables. If your application also likes to offer D-Bus support it may be an idea to reuse the QDBusAbstractAdaptor implementations your application has also for scripting, like for example KSpread did.
Let's take a look at the following code that implements the MyObject class which inherits from QObject;
class MyObject : public QObject {
Q_PROPERTY(QString name READ name WRITE setName)
MyObject(QObject* parent = 0) : QObject(parent) {}
virtual ~MyObject() {}
QString name() const { return objectName(); }
void setName(const QString& name) {
return setObjectName(name);
public slots:
QObject* create(const QString& name,
QObject* parent=0) {
MyObject* obj = new MyObject(parent);
return obj;
QObject* parent() const { return QObject::parent(); }
void setParent(QObject* parent) {
emit parentChanged();
void parentChanged();
extern "C" {
KDE_EXPORT QObject* krossmodule() {
return new MyObject();
At the bottom the krossmodule() function will be called by Kross and returns an instance of MyObject that is then exposed to the scripting backend.
Then we just need to have our myobject.h and myobject.cpp files, filled with the content above, defined in the CMakeLists.txt file. The library needs to be named "krossmodule..." where the "..." is then the name the module is accessible as. For our example we use "krossmodulemyobjectmod" and therefore we are able to access the module if installed as "myobjectmod". The example does not depend on Kross, so you may like to replace ${KROSS_INCLUDES} with whatever else your module depends on.
include_directories(${CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR} ${KROSS_INCLUDES}) set(krossmodulemyobjectmod_PART_SRCS myobject.cpp) kde4_add_plugin(krossmodulemyobjectmod ${krossmodulemyobjectmod_PART_SRCS}) target_link_libraries(krossmodulemyobjectmod ${KDE4_KDECORE_LIBS} ${KDE4_KROSSCORE_LIBS}) install(TARGETS krossmodulemyobjectmod DESTINATION ${PLUGIN_INSTALL_DIR})
The following Python sample code accesses then the module at runtime and uses the QObject, calls its slots and properties and connects a signal with a python function (e.g. save as file named "myobjecttest.py" and execute with "kross ./myobjecttest.py");
#!/usr/bin/env kross
import Kross
m = Kross.module("myobjectmod")
m.name = "MyObjectModuleName"
obj1 = m.create("OtherObjectName")
def myCallbackFunc(args):
print "The parent of obj1 changed"
print "%s %s" % (obj1.name,obj1.parent().name)
The Kross::Manager class is a singleton that provides access to the interpreters, to actions and to the modules. The Kross::Manager is available within scripting code as module named "Kross". Following Python script uses the Kross module to create a new Kross::Action instance, fills it with JavaScript code and executes that JavaScript code.
#!/usr/bin/env kross
import Kross
a = Kross.action("MyKjsScript")
a.setCode("println(\"Hello world from Kjs\");")
The Kross::GuiClient class implements KXMLGUIClient to provide GUI functionality, handling of XML configuration files on a more abstract level and offers some predefined actions that could be optionally used in your application.
The Kross::Action class offers an abstract container to deal with scripts like a single standalone scriptfile. Each action holds a reference to the by the matching Kross::Interpreter instance created by Kross::Script instance. Following Python script accesses the Kross module and the self variable which is our Kross::Action instance that provides the context for the running Python script.
#!/usr/bin/env kross
import Kross
print "objectName=%s" % Kross.objectName()
print "interpreters=%s" % Kross.interpreters()
print "objectName=%s" % self.objectName()
print "text=%s" % self.text
print "enabled=%s" % self.enabled
print "currentPath=%s" % self.currentPath()
print "interpreter=%s" % self.interpreter()
print "description=%s" % self.description()
print "code=%s" % self.code()
With the QtDBus module Qt provides a library that a Qt/KDE application is able to use to make Inter-Process Communication using the D-BUS protocol.
The QtDBus module uses the Qt Signals and Slots mechanism. Applications that like to provide parts of their functionality to the D-Bus world are able to do so by implementing classes that inherit from the QDBusAbstractAdaptor class.
Kross is able to reuse such by an application provided bindings. So, once your application supports D-Bus, Kross is able to reuse those already existing code and offers transparent access to the scripting-backends to them. How does this differ from e.g. the python-dbus package? Well, first method-calls don't go through the dbus-socket and then it's not dbus-related at all except, that we are able to reuse what your application offers anyway: a clean interface to the outside world. But that's not all, we are not limited to what's possible with D-Bus. We are also able to exchange instance-pointers to QObject or QWidget instances.
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Microsoft comments on developer usage of web frameworks and libraries as "building blocks of the web" and says that hundreds of new JavaScript projects are built by the open source community every year. Many of these components will be focused on tasks to simplify coding for common patterns such as web layout, user input, animations, game physics, or even the process of detecting features in older versions of Internet Explorer.
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Sorting An Immutable List
This article continues last week's discussion by explaining how to sort an immutable list. Doing so runs into trouble right away, because most sort algorithms work by swapping elements of the data structure being sorted. Swapping elements is, of course, an operation that changes the elements being swapped, so we can't use it as part of our sorting operation.
Fortunately, there is a straightforward algorithm for sorting lists that does not rely on the ability to change them. This algorithm is usually called merge sort, and we can describe it as follows:
If the list to be sorted is empty or has one element, we're done. Otherwise:
- Divide the list into two pieces of roughly equal size.
- (Recursively) sort each of the pieces.
- Merge the two sorted pieces into a single list.
The reason this algorithm works is that the recursive part of it ultimately reduces the list to one-element fragments; merging those fragments eventually puts them all in sequence. Suppose, for example, that we start with 5, 3, 8, 7. We might break that into two fragments, namely 5, 3 and 8, 7. Let's look at 5, 3 first. To sort 5, 3, we break it into two fragments, one of which is 3 and the other is 5. Recursively sorting these fragments is a null operation, so we now merge 5 and 3 to get 3, 5. Similarly, we break 8, 7 into 8 and 7, and then merge them to get 7, 8. Finally, we merge 3, 5 with 7, 8 to get 3, 5, 7, 8.
We might implement this algorithm as follows:
sort(x) { if (x == nil || second(x) == nil) return x; y = split(x); return merge(sort(first(y)), sort(second(y))); }
This code implements the algorithm exactly as we described it. We start by checking whether
x is empty or (if
x is not empty) whether
second(x) is
nil. This latter case applies when
x has exactly one element. If either of these two conditions is true, we can just return
x as our result. If the tests fail, we continue by calling
split, which we must write. We assume that this function returns a pair with half of
x's elements in its first part and the rest of the elements in its second part. Finally, we recursively sort these two parts and call
merge to combine them into our result.
We must now write
split and
merge. Because we used split first, we'll write it first.
As with many such functions, it is easiest to think about it recursively. If the input list has two or fewer elements, splitting it is trivial. Otherwise, we can take the first two elements off the front, split the rest of it, and then put the elements we removed on the beginning of each of the halves:
split(x) { if (x == nil || second(x) == nil) return pair(x, nil); y = first(x); z = first(second(x)); s = split(second(second(x))); return pair(pair(y, first(s)), pair(z, second(s))); }
This code needs a little explanation. As we did with
sort, we determine whether
x has two or more elements; if not, we put all of
x into the first of the lists we return and make the other one
nil. Once we know that
x has at least two elements, we define
y as the first of those and
z as the second. Note that because of how our lists work,
first(x) is the first element of
x and
second(x) is a list of all of the remaining elements, if any, of
x. Accordingly,
second(second(x)) is a list that contains all but the first two elements of
x, and is valid only because we know that
x has at least two elements.
We pass
second(second(x)), a list that contains all but the first two elements of
x, recursively to split. The result is a
pair with the two parts of that list in each of its elements. Finally, we create two new lists, each one of which has one of the first two elements of
x at the beginning and half of the remaining elements (after the first two) of
x at the end. We splice those two lists into a
pair, and return it as our result.
What remains is to write
merge. Our strategy will be similar: If one of the lists is empty, we're done; otherwise, we create a new list that begins with the smaller of the initial elements of our two lists and recursively merge all of the other elements:
merge(x, y) { if (x == nil) return y; if (y == nil) return x; if (first(x) < first(y)) return pair(first(x), merge(second(x), y)); return pair(first(y), merge(x, second(y))); }
This code may well be easier to understand than the code for
split. The first two
if statements are trivial, so let's consider the third. If its condition is true, then we return a list whose first element is the first element of
x. We obtain the rest of that list's elements by merging all but the first element of
x with
Similarly, if the condition is false, that means that
first(y) must be the first element of the merged result. The rest of the elements are obtained by merging all of
x with all but the first element of
This code is a little harder to understand than bubble sort or insertion sort, but I don't think it's much harder. Moreover, it is much faster than either: It examines each element of each list at most a number of times proportional to the depth of recursion, which in turn is the log (base 2) of the number of elements. Therefore, this algorithm takes O(n log n) time. That's a significant advantage over sort algorithms that change their arguments. On the other hand, it also takes O(n log n) space, which is a disadvantage. Moreover, that space overhead is made worse by the fact that the recursive calls are not tail recursions.
Next week, I'll discuss some pragmatic advantages of programming in this style.


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Microsoft announced it has completed its acquisition of the Nokia Devices and Services business. The acquisition has been approved by Nokia shareholders and by governmental regulatory agencies around the world. The completion of the acquisition marks the first step in bringing these two organizations together as one team.
Nokia's mobile era has now officially come to an end. One day, books will be written about the rise and fall of one of the greatest mobile technology companies of all time - one that played an instrumental role in the development and spread of the mobile phone, and the one company that put a phone in every corner of the world, in every person's hands - whether they were rich or poor. This is a sad day.
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I would like to see an Iman return the favor in like kind. Dont hold you breath because the Muslims consider that an apostacy, and rightly so.It seems nothing is to far out of bounds for the RCC these days. They have lost their sense of what they are doing. I guess in a way the Cardinal is just following what the Pope did not too long ago by kissing the Quran. As a former Roman Catholic I would have considered what the Cardinal did as a serious (Mortal) sin. Knowingly, willingly, and with forethought entering a house of worship that was in direct opposition to his faith and partaking of a service alien to his own.JoeSI never liked Law, but I would think these 2 articles would have Catholics up in arms. God Bless!
But I think that under the present circumstances, where christians are victims of horrible crimes in Nigeria, Sudan and Indonesia, acts such as that of Cardinal Law, the prayer meetings of HH Bartolomew and the kissing of the Koran by the Pope are a betrayal betrayal against our Brothers.
Quote from: Remie on November 29, 2002, 06:55:26 PMBut I think that under the present circumstances, where christians are victims of horrible crimes in Nigeria, Sudan and Indonesia, acts such as that of Cardinal Law, the prayer meetings of HH Bartolomew and the kissing of the Koran by the Pope are a betrayal betrayal against our Brothers. I just read some further thoughts on that at http://www.cathinsight.com/apologetics/cipriani1.htm The more you read, the mor it makes you want to go, "uhh?". God Bless!
I am at a ???lost, but could someone explain the problem with " Zionist Jews " in the Holy Land and the connection to Muslims ?
Sure, Israel is a racist apartheid like colonial settler regime much as the former South Africa. The connection to Muslims is that the Zionist Jews (mostly of European descent) oppress the native Palestinians, the majority of who are Muslim. Remie's comment implies that in this context Christians and Muslims have a joint interest in seeing the end of the Zionist state.
I am at a lost, but could someone explain the problem with " Zionist Jews " in the Holy Land and the connection to Muslims ?
Cardinal Law's prayer with the Moslems is, as far as I am concerned, nothing less than an apostate act.
He won't be tossed out on his ear, though. He's being a good little Catholic ecumenist, and the Vatican loves that.
Just another push toward Orthodoxy for me...
I'm a bit shaken by the anti-Jewish sentiment I'm reading in some of the posts. Surely Christian Arabs are as many in danger from Muslims as they are from Jews. One might have wished that Jews could have continued to blend in with the bedouins who occupied the area of the British Mandate but wake up friends, the Brits were on their way out whether or not Jews immigrated. Moreover, as Jennifer has said, there was no place for the Jews to go. Do you really wish that they had all been exterminated?Dan Lauffer
Oh here we go!Good for the Arabs. The U.N. nor anyone else had any right to be partitioning Arab lands and expelling Arabs from their houses in the first place. It was not their land to partition, it was not thier right to give a 'plan' for the Arabs to accept on their homeland.
None of that is of any doing or concern for the Arab victims of Zionist racist colonial terror. Christian Europe pays for the crimes of Christian Europe. Arabs didn't put Jews in gas tanks, ovens, and labor camps; Germans did. Germans pay for the crimes of Germany, not Palestinians. This is a ridiculous and peculiar American phenomenon. The rest of the world and the rest of Christendom take the other side in this Israel settler business. Our Pope H.H. Shenouda III in Egypt has encouraged us to support the Palestinian liberation struggle. The Patriarchs in Antioch and most of World Orthodoxy have made statements supportive of the Palestinians or have at least condemned Israel. Only American Protestants and American ex-Protestants have some hang up about Israel. But it is racist to even debate the question if the Palestinians are oppressed or not. This is not a game, this is the future and self-determination of the native people of the Holy Land. If there is anything to debate it is how best to support the Palestinian people in their yearning for freedom.
So lets. Let a victim of Apartheid speak on this:"These tactics are not the only parallels to the struggle against apartheid. Yesterday's South African township dwellers can tell you about today's life in the Occupied Territories. To travel only blocks in his own homeland, a grandfather waits on the whim of a teenage soldier. More than an emergency is needed to get to a hospital; less than a crime earns a trip to jail. The lucky ones have a permit to leave their squalor to work in Israel's cities, but their luck runs out when security closes all checkpoints, paralyzing an entire people. The indignities, dependence and anger are all too familiar.Many South Africans are beginning to recognize the parallels to what we went through. Ronnie Kasrils and Max Ozinsky, two Jewish heroes of the anti-apartheid struggle, recently published a letter titled "Not in My Name." Signed by several hundred other prominent Jewish South Africans, the letter drew an explicit analogy between apartheid andcurrent Israeli policies. Mark Mathabane and Nelson Mandela have also pointed out the relevance of the South African experience."--- Bishop Desmond Tutu and Ian Urbina in their letter "Against Israeli Apartheid"
An interesting insiders account of American conversions to Orthodoxy being confronted with the ugly truth of Zionism. This is from Father Gillquist's book Becoming Orthodox:As emotions mellowed over the coffee, desert, and now cigars [to celebrate their conversion], Fr. Gordon Walker made a request. "Your Eminence," he began, "many of us come from backgrounds that have been pro-Israel. Here we are coming into a Church that has been brought to America by Arab Christians. Take a minute as these depraved men are finishing their cigars, and tell us how you view the regathering of the nation of Israel."It was tragic his answer wasn't taped. For thirty minutes, starting with Abraham in the Old Testament, Metropolitan Philip gave us the most profoundly moving Bible lesson on Israel and the Arab nations I have ever heard. He was careful to clarify the difference between Zionism as a political movement, often exclusivistic and apartheid, and Judaism as a respected nation and faith. I can not think of an evangelical Christian who would not have waited in line and paid at the door to get in. I came away with a greater desire for peace and justice in the Middle East—both for Israel and the Palestinians—then I had ever known before.
Arabs lost land when they lost their war against Israel. That's what happens when you go to war and lose.I know how the game of conquer, ethnic cleanse and genocide works. No need to remind me of its rules. "World Orthodoxy" doesn't much a good track record where the Jews are concerned so I'm not surprised that they condemn Israel.I meant Arab and African world Orthodoxy while of course the support from the others is also welcome. Arab and African Orthodoxy did nothing to the Jews, and the Arab Orthodox and Catholics are just as much victim of Zionist racist terror as Arab Muslims.BTW, the Jews are the native people of the Holy Land.Not the war criminals from Europe who rule Israel.Israel did not establish the refugee camps. The refugee camps only exist because Arab nations refuse to allow the "Palestinians" to emigrate.I will let that racist backhanded support for ethnic cleansing post speak for itself; please don't erase it. (and I don't know who died and gave you the right to define other people and put the name they choose for themselves in quotes; did your grand-daddy refuse to stop saying 'Negro' when Black people decided to call themselves African Americans? Palestinians decide if they are Palestinians or not; not you). If there is anywhere the Palestinians are going to emigrate it is back to their houses and lands stolen by Zionist thieves starting from 1948 and continuing until today. Are you Egyptian? Why doesn't Egypt allow Palestinians to emigrate?lol. As if "we all look alike" wasn't enough, now we all 'sound alike." Does Aklie Semaet sound Egyptian? How so? No I am not an Egyptian but Egyptians are cool and I love them. Anyway, it is attitudes like yours that led to so many hate crimes and murders being committed against "Osama Bin Laden look-alikes" such as Indian Sikhs, Coptic Christians and Pakistani grocery workers. All murdered because people didn't understand diversity and had a cliche for ethnic cleansing. --------------------------------Suggestion from an Israeli officer according to the Israeli daily Ma'ariv:"If our job is to seize a densely packed refugee campor take over the Nablus casbah, and if this job isgiven to an (Israeli) officer to carry out withoutcasualties on both sides, he must before all elseanalyse and bring together the lessons of pastbattles, even - shocking though this might appear - toanalyse how the German army operated in the Warsaw ghetto."-----------------------------------"the Israeli Land Authority, which is the executive organ of the Jewish National Fund, forbids the sale of land under its control (92% of Israel's land belong to the Jewish National Fund) to non-Jews."
Jennifer and Dan, I was wondering, when confronted with individuals you wouldn't dare call "anti-Semites" or "anti-Jewish" (deeply religious Orthodox Jews who are opposed to the "State of Israel"), how do you dismiss them? Jews Not ZionistsNeturei Karta I suppose they are victims of "self-hatred," right?
<<That's what happens when you lose. Just like the <<American Indians.You heard it here, Aklie. Get over it!
Jennifer:We alll know that the jewish people were indeed the original people of Palestine-Israel, together with other groups, but they left that Land thousands of years ago, and they just came back after the 50's.I put an example: Would it be licit if someone goes to a house and says that he will be the owner of that house and that the familly which lives there must leave, only because he had lived in that house many years ago?And there's also one thing. The gypsies have had a similar situation, they left their homeland (which remains unknown) and now live in several countries, they also suffered horrible persecutions by the nazis, and did they receive a state? No they didn't, because they were al poor people, they had no banks, no accounts in Switzerland, and a good reputation in buissness.I'd like to know where you got those figures about the Sepharadi being the majority in Israel, if I'm not mistaken, German and Yiddish are the second language there, and not Laddin (Old Spanish). I have to say that I have no personal animosity toward the jewish people, who have suffered so much, and I know that most of them do not support what their state is doing. I doubt the Sepharadi would support the attitude of the government in Israel, after they were expelled from Spain, they were received in many Arab nations, and they are proud of their three origins, Jewish, Spanish and Arabic.Sorry if I deviated the original purposes of this topic, but I needed to put some comments.
Wow, rationalizing the oppression of everyone now including the Native Americans. I am not even wasting any more of my time; you are a fanatical Zionist. You are for the oppression of my Palestinian brothers and sisters. You favorably refer to an article that says "...their depiction in the local and international media in religious garb and prayer shawls marching arm-in-arm with Palestinian Jew-haters""Jew-haters" !! A people that you have robbed of their homes, lands, liberty and tried to destroy and who are fighting for their survival and freedom. They are reduced to 'Jew-haters.'There is no leeway with you. Nothing to debate. I will see you on the other side of the trenches. Good-bye.
Have you no sympathy for the Jews who lost their homes and who fought for their survival?Did you even read what I wrote about the Jewish resistance movement against the Nazis or are you just babbling on without reading all the posts?I'm a Christian and as such I accept that oppression is a part of human existence.Then that's is a worthless Christianity. I am a Christian and I don't accept any oppression of anyone and will never live with it as a part of human existence. Oppression wasn't always there so it does not need to remain. My ancestors (yours too) conquered weaker peopleSpeak for yourself, you don't know anything about my ancestors and no they did not conquer weaker people. If that sooths your 'guilt' psychology because you can only come to terms with the crimes of YOUR ancestors by implicating everyone else's ancestors as well then that is your problem. Maybe I should give my house back to the Native Americans but then that tribe destroyed another tribe that lived there before them and so on and so on.Oh save the bull; the same bull that can be heard from the mouth of every conquering oppressor in the world. "Before we arrived your people fought each other" etc. Don't just say things to say them. Yes, those Jews do deserve their houses and lands and bank accounts back.
<<Thank you for making your views clear, Jennifer. So let's recap. In your opinion: Non-Jewish anti-Zionist = anti-Semite Orthodox Jewish anti-Zionist = lunatic Well, at least you don't mince words. The only thing I hope you will clarify is: does being opposed to a Palestinian state necessarily make one an anti-Arab racist? Is a Palestinian who supports the State of Israel necessarily a lunatic? Or do these things only work in one direction? In any case, thank you for providing the link. As the article indicates, there are many anti-Zionist Jews who do not ally themselves with the Palestinians (though I am still unsure how being so allied would necessarily make one a "lunatic," but let that pass). As you evidently prefer more "moderate" anti-Zionists such as the members of Satmar, you will no doubt appreciate the comments of one of their Rav, Grand Rabbi Joel Teitelbaum:"...it is our obligation to make it known in order that everyone should understand that the Zionists are not the nation of Israel...and it most definitely our holy obligation to announce before those nations of the world that the Zionists are not the spokespeople of the nation of Israel...it is a mitzvah (good deed) obligatory for each individual and group to protest and to proclaim with whichever means possible and to do everything within ones capability for the honor of the Lord which has been desecrated by the Zionists and one must protest at every occasion and at all times and at every place..."<<I know you want to believe that the "good" religious <<Jews are opposed to Israel because they don't <<support secular Judaism but I'm afraid it's not true. <<The strongest supporters of Israel in the US are the <<Modern Orthodox. I don't "want" to believe anything other than the truth, and the truth is that Zionism is a wholly secular ideology with no support in rabbinic Jewish tradition before the 19th century. This will not change no matter how loudly and how often some "Modern Orthodox" Jews say otherwise. As for any group of people being "good," I tend to agree with my Solzhenitsyn that the "line between good and evil passes not through states, nor between political parties either - but right through every human heart."<<So I take it you're moving then? I won't play this game, Jennifer. The Americas are a lot further along in the process of conquest and subjugation than is Palestine/Israel, and what is feasible in one case may not be so in the other. In any case, I never said that all Jews should leave Palestine, or that the State of Israel should be entirely dismantled (though some Jews have). I have also never besought another nation to spend a great deal of tax-money defending my nation's sad treatment of its indigenous population, or my nations supposed "right to exist." I get particularly annoyed when I see Christians and Jews defending Israel as if modern Jews had some kind of God-given right to establish a government there. Traditional Orthodox Jews and traditional Orthodox Christians, I think, can agree that this is not so, though for different reasons. Modernists in both groups, of course, are free to disagree.<<BTW, are you concerned about the 800,000 Arab <<Jews expelled from Muslim countries? I am of course concerned by injustice perpetrated against anyone, anywhere, but honestly I don't hold Muslim countries to the same standard as those countries which are supposed to be "western democracies." I also don't advocate foreign aid to those countries any more than I do for Israel.<<I tell you what...when they're allowed to go home to <<Egypt or Yemen, then the Palestinians can come <<home too. How very gracious of you.
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Age and size don't matter to a victim of bullying
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There is no setting or situation in which physical or emotional abuse should be tolerated. I think I might be an island with that opinion. When a nine-year-old gets picked on by a bully, everyone can see that it should be stopped.
But when a mountain of a man is harassed, people tell him to "handle it like a man" and stand up to the bully.
I love the Andy Griffith Show, but Opie taking a "knuckle sandwich" from his bully Sheldon before "sailing into him like a windmill in a tornado" is a long way from how the situation would have been resolved if Johnathan Martin would have taken a shot at his Miami Dolphin teammate Ritchie Incognito.
Incognito is a thug who has been run off from every football program with which he has been associated. When he told called Martin the worst of racial names and threatened to slap his mother and defecate in his mouth, the possibility was real. If he threw a punch at his harasser, Martin knew he would likely end up injured in a bad way.
Instead of doing that, he tried to get help.
But his pleas fell on deaf ears and now he is being treated for emotional problems and Incognito has been suspended from the team.
Cleveland Browns Rookie Offensive lineman Garrett Gilkey knows how Martin feels. He was younger when his bullies punched him and shoved into lockers and urinated in his baseball glove. But Gilkey says age and size don't matter to a victim of bullying.
"It doesn't matter. Bullying is the same if you're a 24-year-old lineman as if you were a nine-year old girl," Gilkey said. "There's just a level of empathy that didn't exist in that context. I can't help but feel for Martin knowing that it's a very real battle. It doesn't matter how old you are or how big you are. No one should have to go through that."
Instead of trying to come together as a team, Miami coaches and officials wanted Incognito to toughen Martin up. They let the rat out of his cage and violent and offensive texts, voicemails and harassment were the result.
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Grown men and women with advanced college degrees still revert back to fat jokes when given a chance.
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After Chris Christie broke ground as a twice-elected Republican governor in New Jersey, he was attacked by members of his own party who fear his strength as a 2016 Presidential candidate.
Time magazine attacked Christie, too. But they just called him fat.
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Kids are bullied. Grown men who hit each other for a living are bullied. Even the Governor of New Jersey can be emotionally attacked if he doesn't meet the fitness standards of a group of alleged journalists.
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La Ronde (Montreal) - The Aqua Twist interactive water ride arms both riders and spectators on shore with water cannons for an epic water battle. Aqua Twist, a Twist N' Splash ride built by Mack Rides, combines a tea cup-style ride with water play.
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Six Flags Great America (outside Chicago) - The "IgNight" fireworks show will combine lasers, music, singing and dancing into a nighttime finale for the park.
Six Flags Mexico (Mexico City) - The park will introduce Fright Fest for the first time with five haunted mazes, redubbing the annual Halloween event Festival del Terror.
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Six Flags Over Texas (Dallas-Ft. Worth) - The Hurricane Harbor water park will rechristen one of its water slides the Black Hole of Doom 4-D, adding holographic images and sound effects to the ride.
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Patterned Powder Rooms
If the wallpapers play a starring role in these powder rooms, then the vanity mirrors are without question the award-winning supporting actresses and actors. In this bathroom from Meg Braff, the organic pattern of the wallpaper (Potalla Background in Jungle Green by Alan Campbell) is nicely set-off by the geometric greek key on the mirror. Just like white woodwork against dark walls, a white mirror creates contrast and even architectural interest where there was none before. There are so many incredible mirrors available on the market today that can be hard to pick a direction but the best advice I can give you is not to limit yourself to mirrors that are expressly for bathrooms. For a roundup of my favorite mirrors, see HERE.
This powder room from Joe Nahem is almost too pretty for words, but the Barbara Barry mirrored vanity shifts the mood from girly to glamorous. Describing this wallcovering as "wallpaper" is probably an insult -- it is in fact hand-painted and embroidered silk wallcovering from Fromental. A serious investment, to be sure, but it's undeniably gorgeous.
Jeffers Design Group out of San Francisco is consistently one of my favorite design teams. Their work is colorful, dramatic and unique, but there's enough traditional elements to keep it from feeling completely off-the-wall -- and that's exactly how I would describe this powder room. I'm a huge fan of wall-mounted faucets, especially when the sink is deck-mounted. I also love the variety of materials used in this room -- nothing matches but it still all works together. And that, in my opinion, is the hallmark of a design professional.
I actually have a number of powder rooms in my inspiration files that have a wonderful "tented" trompe l'oeil effect, and I love the effect in powder rooms that are particularly cramped and/or have low ceilings. Instead of trying to hide the lack of (horizontal or vertical) space, the small size is celebrated. Since my powder room is tiny and tucked underneath the stairs, I contemplated going this route myself.
I love how Thom took the wallpaper (Cavern Home's Blackbird Wallpaper) and ran it all the way up and over the ceiling. Not only does it stretch the ceiling height, but it also helps enhance the fantasy-like quality of the paper. To keep the room from being overwhelmed, however, Thom left the wall behind the vanity white (also a great cost-savings measure) and kept the fixtures very sleek and modern.
Designer Monique Lhuillier's home is still one of my favorite spreads in Elle Decor (see HERE). It's a gorgeous example of how a predominately neutral palette (most of the house is decorated in black, white and grays) can still be incredibly glamorous, dramatic and feminine -- and Monique's powder room is a great example of this. The custom wallpaper is a KWID Imperial Trellis look-a-like from Astek. KWID's classic print is not available in black and white, but you can find it in a tone-on-tone black as well as charcoal and white.
There's something about yellow and white that just makes me happy and it's the perfect palette for a bathroom with little or no natural light. The wallpaper is by Telio, which appears to be available in Canada only. If you're looking for a similar look from a resource available in the use, try Farrow and Ball, which has a great selection of yellow wallpaper in a variety of patterns. If you'd like to see this entire home (which is just as darling as its powder room would suggest), I did a post on it last summer you can view HERE.
The genius of Miles Redd is that he takes very traditional design elements -- even "granny-ish" elements -- and makes them feel young, hip and new. I absolutely love the sink/faucet in this bathroom, but of course it's Scalamadre "Zebra" wallpaper that really steals the show.
Okay so I've cheated here a bit: the wallcovering here isn't actually wallpaper, it's one of my favorite fabrics ("Domino" print by Duralee), but if you're looking for a wallpaper in a similar pattern, try the Lydford Pagoda in Black on White by China Seas. I think I would have instinctively stuck with the black and white theme and gone with a white mirror in this bathroom, but I think the antique brass mirror really adds a wonderfully unexpected (and traditional) touch.
So when it came time to select the wallpaper that would go in my powder room I really agonized over the decision -- which is pretty atypical for me. Normally, I select paint colors, fabrics and even furniture relatively quickly. I tend to love things on sight and if the price is right, I go for it. But wallpaper admittedly intimidates me quite a bit. After all, it's not nearly as easy to change as paint and the price can often make a quick change prohibitive anyway.
Last June I ran a poll on wallpaper options. And, while I still love both patterns (and agree with the majority's choice of the Banswara pattern), I decided to go a slightly different direction, primarily because I wanted the powder room to tie in with the adjacent family room and entryway. After much internal debate and hand-wringing, I've decided to go with a classic: Summer Palace by Osborne & Little (shown above). Not only is the print in my beloved blue and white, but it's in a classic chinoiserie pagoda pattern that will stand the test of time. And as for my fear of getting sick of it? Well, I had a nearly identical print (though in a more muted palette of cream and champagne) on the walls of my childhood bedroom. I figure if I still like the initial choice that I made at 16, then it should stand the test of time.
And so, with Summer Palace as a jumping off point for my inspiration, this is my vision for the powder room:
I would love to swap out my existing pedestal sink (similar to the Kohler one shown above) for something a bit sleeker and more "me", but that quite simply isn't in the budget right now. Besides, it's hard to justify ripping out a brand-new sink just because I'm not in love with it, especially when there are far more pressing items on my design "to do" list. So the plan is to stick with the existing sink and hardware and spend the bulk of my budget on the two items that should make the most impact: the wallpaper and the mirror (Williams-Sonoma Home's Hampstead mirror in white, which Dave gave to me for Christmas). Since the pedestal sink is seriously short on storage space, the plan is to pick up a small storage unit like the Newbury etagere from Restoration Hardware ($259) to store necessary sundries...and to display a few pretties as well.
While I'd love to invest in a few hand towels from Leontine Linens, I'm quite sure that, with hand towels starting at $90 a piece, I would never, ever allow anyone to actually wipe their hands with them. And so, in the interest of not completely freaking out my guests, I'll be picking up a few hand towels from Williams-Sonoma Home embroidered with pagodas. Even better, they're currently on sale for $18 a piece. Because all powder rooms should be gorgeously scented, I'd use one of Delirium & Co.'s Blue Period candles (shown is Delirium & Co.'s Blue Absinthe candle ($38)). Finally, for art, I'd hang Anne Harwell's Blue and White Ginger Jar print, which I picked up over the holidays but hadn't found a home for yet.
36 comments:
- annechovie said...
I loved this post, Averill. That tented powder room is amazing! Thanks so much for including my print - I love your moodboard for your powder room.
- February 23, 2010 at 11:44 AM
- Things That Inspire said...
I am very, very impressed that you have so many great pictures of powder rooms - they are do difficult to photograph (because of their size), and are not often included in a magazine layout!
I saw a beautiful powder room recently, in a townhouse with interior by John Oetegen. It was done is silvery tealeaf paper, and was truly a little jewel box.
I am going on a tour of homes for a fundraiser in late March, and one of the homes has interior by Miles Redd. I have heard that the powder room in that house is amazing. I will have to excuse myself to powder my nose so I can go see it!
- February 23, 2010 at 11:47 AM
- Couture Carrie said...
Love these wallpapers, especially the striped one!
Gorgeous post, darling A!
- February 23, 2010 at 11:49 AM
- Christy said...
This is one of my favorite posts of yours yet Averill! I love all the background information, and all the gorgeous inspiration photos. And of course, you've made me want to wallpaper my powder room (above the beadboard) with some wild and crazy print!!! I love the choice you've decided on, and can't wait to see it all pulled together. Make sure you take a before picture too!
- February 23, 2010 at 12:19 PM
- Emily A. Clark said...
Oh wow! Your powder room is going to look great. I love that mirror!
The powder room in our house is also on my to-do list. You've inspired me :)
- February 23, 2010 at 12:24 PM
- Carolyn said...
Really cool powder rooms. Can't wait to see yours finished. Went to the Berger link and loving that ikat chair!
- February 23, 2010 at 12:58 PM
- ashlina said...
wow...those are FANTASTIC. i love your ideas...
- February 23, 2010 at 1:19 PM
- Susie @ Maddie's Nest said...
I love everything that Jeffers does. The powder room here is no exception. I love your moodboard and know your powder room will look fabulous. I cannot wait to see the finished product. BTW, I clicked back to the mirror post....thanks for the great resources. I love the one you are using. And, had to laugh about the linens comment....I'd be the same if people were wiping their hands on $90 linens!
- February 23, 2010 at 1:27 PM
- Kathysue said...
Averill, I love powder rooms and I always say treat them like a jewel box. So many try to make them seem larger , which I think is a big mistake. They are usuallly 3-5 wide so our frame of reference is within arms length so there is no use in trying to make a size statement. I absolutely love the wallpaper and the mirror, So Averill!! I hope you add a spot of your shocking pink somewhere,just a touch, that would look amazing, I can not wait to see what you wind up with. Kathysue
- February 23, 2010 at 1:36 PM
- Marija said...
Your final choice is one of my all time favorite papers though I've never had a chance to use it. I so totally love that pedestal btw, so if yours looks anything similar, this will be a great room. I can't wait to see your end product! Really terrific round-up of papers and powder rooms! Marija
- February 23, 2010 at 2:14 PM
- Paloma {La Dolce Vita} said...
I adore patterned wallpaper in small spaces like powder baths. They make such a big statement. I really like the inspiration board for your own bathroom. The mirror is fab!
- February 23, 2010 at 2:29 PM
- Liz @ It's Great To Be Home said...
Really fabulous post, Averill. Your design for your powder room will be lovely, and so you - I love how you've managed to pull your design style so consistently throughout your house! And now I'm off to browse some of the portfolios you linked to . . . :)
- February 23, 2010 at 2:45 PM
- Poindexter said...
I'd love to visit that pretty inspiration room - classic and lovely!
- February 23, 2010 at 2:49 PM
- Laura@JourneyChic said...
Your plan coordinates so well with your living room design! I like the Chinoiserie touches. Wallpaper makes me nervous, although I like the look when done well. I'm a terrible painter, so the idea of trying to hang wallpaper is very intimidating!
- February 23, 2010 at 2:49 PM
- Acanthus and Acorn said...
This is a fantastic collection of PR images. I too have mine wallpapered. It makes them feel so special. A black mirror will also look really good against the paper. Love your inspiration board...wonderful as always!
- February 23, 2010 at 3:19 PM
- Isabella & Max Rooms said...
As soon as I opened your post I wanted to jump right down and comment!! Were we talking yesterday? I completely agree with your take on how one can take liberties when decorating a powder bath, and you pointed out all the reasons wonderfully. I was dreaming up a design yesterday with wallpaper as the star. With such a space not requiring much product I realized styles I wouldn't be able to touch for a larger room could be considered for a powder bath.
Your design plan is beautiful, I really can't wait to see you work on this room...Janell
- February 23, 2010 at 3:34 PM
- Design Darling said...
you're so right about the ability to go all out in such a tiny room. beautiful inspiration — i can't wait to see yours!
- February 23, 2010 at 4:55 PM
- MyLittleHappyPlace said...
I think you'd hit it out of the park - putting your idea board to reality.
- February 23, 2010 at 4:55 PM
- SogniSorrisi said...
Love your inspiration! I was JUST talking to my husband about doing something similar in the powder room of our new house (fingers crossed everything goes well with that!)
- February 23, 2010 at 5:20 PM
- Daniela said...
I LOVE the yellow powder room from Canadian House and Home! I have a question for you. We are moving! Yay! To a small, cute 1950s ranch style home with clean lines and a mid-century modern tone. I have always wanted a fold-up treadmill but can't stand the sight of them in a home. In your internet browsing, have you ever seen a clever way to hide exercise equipment? Or is that an impossible achievement?
- February 23, 2010 at 5:53 PM
- Nichole said...
Wow! I can't wait to see how it turns out. You are so much braver than I am. I really like your wallpaper and the Jungle Green.
- February 23, 2010 at 6:23 PM
- Nichole said...
In case Daniela is still looking for a treadmill: I saw Nate Berkus use this in a home once
- February 23, 2010 at 11:11 PM
- Kellie Collis said...
Your powder room sounds absolutely divine!!! x
- February 24, 2010 at 2:56 AM
- Porchlight Interiors said...
What an awesome post! I love all of your examples of powder rooms - especially loving all the wallpapers! Tracey xx
- February 24, 2010 at 3:31 AM
- Style Redux 2 said...
So glad you decided on Summer Palace. It has become a classic and will fit perfectly in your home.
- February 24, 2010 at 9:11 AM
- Pretty Lovely said...
I love the Miles Redd one. I think this is such a fantastic post. Powder rooms are the perfect place to go a little 'over-the-top' with because if it is a disaster, unlike these rooms clearly, than nobody hardly has to see it...
- February 24, 2010 at 10:27 AM
- lady macleod said...
I love a beautiful bath! The wallpaper is these is inspiring and I love that marble sink that is not set in the counter. Your design looks as if it will be lovely.
- February 24, 2010 at 1:44 PM
- FROM THE RIGHT BANK said...
OMG, Averill! I have been torturing myself trying to choose a wallpaper for our powder room since we moved in! I was just thinking today that I may want to go with a chinoiserie pattern but still can't decide. Will you come over and help me decide? ;) I LOVE the pattern you chose and that blue is fantastic. I think you're absolutely right - you will never tire of it.
- February 24, 2010 at 9:19 PM
- Sarah Klassen said...
Averill -- the paper you have selected is gorgeous! It's so classic and beautiful. I'm certain you won't tire of the look of it...and I like how you are incorporating little details that will transition well throughout your entire home...and now, I'm dying to see the results!
I completely agree, smaller rooms are so fun, and I'm a huge fan, also, of the one by Alessandra Branca...
Hope you're having a wonderful week so far :)
- February 24, 2010 at 10:14 PM
- *Chic Provence* said...
Averill, Summer Palace is a perfect choice, love it for your powder room..have fun with it!
have a great week!
- February 25, 2010 at 12:13 AM
- Jenn said...
I don't think I love wallpaper any more than I do in a powder room...although my bathroom is actually so small I think it constitutes a powder room as is.
Such an easy pop of wow, and you can splurge on something really nice.
- February 25, 2010 at 10:05 AM
- Anonymous said...
You have some great powder room inspiration here, but my favorite part of the post is your inspiration board. I can't wait to see the finished powder room!
- February 25, 2010 at 7:52 PM
- Kristina at The Purple Pea said...
I love all of these! Too bad I could never pull them off. I'll just live vicariously thru you tho!
- February 26, 2010 at 9:46 AM
- Karena said...
Averill, my favorites are by Jeffers Design Group and then Miles Redd. So fabulous!!
Art by Karena
- March 4, 2010 at 10:36 PM
- Anonymous said...
I just found your blog today. I'm hooked!!
I love wallpaper in a powder room. It's an opportunity to make a big impact.
From, Canada
- March 6, 2010 at 9:37 AM
- Tiina said...
what lovely pictures of powder rooms! tahnk you for sharing
- March 23, 2010 at 4:10 AM


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