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Themico said
Support is an option, this mean you can't separate comments and support requests into two sections. Also, there will be as usual about a half of people who don't care where they commenting or asking their support questions. And hiding support discussion is bad for potential buyers, as this is the big source of information for them, so there will be less transparency.
but this is not about hiding the entire comment. just the link inside the comment.
or I'm missing something?
Ideas are pretty interesting, but i would be happy with the simple url block except for author, which seems something doable on short time. After that, the system can be turned upsidedown, if it matters.
You won't be able to screen URLs. Users will just type xyzhttp://google.com or google[dot]com to get around a half-hearted screening mechanism.
The core problem is authors need the ability to police the comments because it is their support channel. Envato is growing too fast to manage user requests. We've all experienced this. They want transparency between buyers and authors though, which is a good thing.
Splitting comments and support requests makes sense because it prevents the wrong information from being publicly available.
Moreover authors should have the option to disable support or comments (if they wish). Neither of these is required of them. Better yet, authors could link directly to their self-hosted forum (instead of suffering through comments) to prioritize their support efforts.
TLDR : If Envato won't modernize its tools, then it needs to let us disable them and use our own.
While it's true that sometimes the URL contains somewhat private information, but that doesn't mean all URLs in item comment section need to be hidden, because author sometimes answers a buyer question by providing relevant URL references to another site, which might be useful information for other buyers too.
With this current state of commenting feature I don't think this kind of improvement worth to become a priority, instead why don't envato build a dedicated support forum for each item in which the access and link/URL will only visible for buyers of that item, that way the problem regarding with piracy can be solved
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You won't be able to screen URLs. Users will just type xyzhttp://google.com or google[dot]com to get around a half-hearted screening mechanism.
urls can be replaced with [url only visible to author]. This way the buyer will know that we will be able to see their url even if they can't, so they'll be less inclined to edit the post and jumble the link.
If they try to jumble the link then we'll just have to flag them. But these cases will be the minority.
just want to add in case something happens with this, we authors will still need the ability to post links. I often link to quick help videos I've made for someone or a pastie when code is too large to post in the comments.
So far I've only had a single URL that has been a problem in item comments (link to a zip file containing all the code lol). Most item URL 's are buyers showing off what they have done with the theme, which is great!
I can certainly see the benefit for client side or watermark sensitive items, but putting a blanket case on all URL 's doesn't seem right.
Just do what woocommerce does on their public support forum, a tick box to make the item comment "private" when posting, so only the author can see it. As an additional feature on that, authors can "report" a public post that contains sensitive information, instead of this post getting removed like it currently would, the post could be set to "private" by the moderator (ie: don't want them just flagging all comments to be private, has to be moderated to stop abuse). Woocommerce support forum and their private posts allow users to even post temporary WP login details etc.. and they're all completely private except for the author/poster. Great feature!
just my 2c
Good luck with the roll out!
dtbaker said
Most item URL 's are buyers showing off what they have done with the theme, which is great! I can certainly see the benefit for client side or watermark sensitive items, but putting a blanket case on all URL 's doesn't seem right.
Is great if you are selling WP or CMS themes. Not for HTML templates. For obvious reasons.
Do not see any problems about URLs in comments from my side.
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If comments are removed, some comments will look weird to others. I think it'd be better if people who purchased the item can't see the Comments tab and instead see Support where they can ask anything openly.
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This is the second book of the trilogy, Down the Yellow Brick Road, where Roger S. Baum, the Great-Grandson of l. Frank Baum, takes you on a picture adventure with Toto and his SillyOZbul friend. And what an adventure it is. Instead of remaining in the Emerald City as Dorothy instructs, while she attends a surprise ninety-second birthday party for the Wizard at Glinda' Palace. Toto and his SillyOZbul friend decide to disobey and follow her to the party. They decide to bring cookies along as a birthday gift. Come on along with us and laugh as we find out what happens to them on their way to Glinda's Palace in the South of Oz.
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Office 2003 XML: Gift or Concession?
Every once in a while a technical story has ramifications that tell us a great deal about our society. Take for instance the current negotiations between the state of Massachusetts and Microsoft over Office 2003 documents saved in XML format. This story gives us some hints about how good laws can be used to force a private company to support open standards and thereby benefit the general public.
The Microsoft Office XML formats initially seemed like a huge gift from Microsoft to the people of the world. Rather than having our documents locked up in a proprietary Microsoft format, suddenly we had a chance to share them freely in an XML format that could be read by many program on many different platforms. However, a struggle between the state of Massachusetts and Microsoft reveals much about the way governments, laws and corporations interact in 21st century America.
This is a complicated story which is neither one-sided nor easy to understand. As a result, I'm going to take you on a tour of the subject so that we can explore together the issues in this interesting and informative morality tale. In the end, you should have a better appreciation for one case in which ordinary citizens have at least a chance at winning back rights taken from them by a big corporation.
The European Union, Microsoft, and Proprietary Information
There is no greater symbol of Microsoft hegemony than the proprietary Microsoft DOC and XLS file formats. At this time, most businesses, governments and private citizens have willingly locked up their word processing and spreadsheet documents inside a proprietary format completely owned and controlled by a single company. The current state of affairs is perhaps just a bit Orwellian: Big brother is not just watching you, it controls the format in which all your personal, financial and government documents are stored!
The news that Microsoft is willingly giving up this enormous power by allowing us to save documents in an easily exchangeable XML format is hardly an every day occurrence. It is so surprising, in fact, that many people doubted that Microsoft would do such a thing just out of the goodness of their hearts.
The cynical noted that just prior to Microsoft's announcement about opening up their format there was a string of stories about countries, mostly in Europe, who were going to insist that all government documents be stored in open formats. At least one state in the US, Massachusetts, also passed a law affirming that its government documents must be kept in open formats. The cynical said that Microsoft could either give up its position in these governments, or else open up its format. The claim then, was that the decision was not driven by common sense or altruism, but by necessity.
The position of the cynics was given additional weight by the recent decision by Microsoft to comply with a particular demand voiced by the State of Massachusetts. Microsoft's willingness to change their license to conform with the desires of Massachusetts hints that Microsoft did in fact open up their formats primarily in order to meet the demands of governments and states who demanded open formats.
For those of us believe that we should have the right to save our documents in open, easily exchangeable formats, this whole episode is proof of the importance of political action, and of the power that people and governments have to act as a force for good in this world.
Understanding the Massachusetts Position on Open Standards
Massachusetts has a policy stating that government documents must be saved in an unrestricted open format. From my point of view, this is a sensible law that ensures that the public will have free access to a wide range of information. This law mirrors many similar laws created by members of the European Union.
Because of this law about open standards , Massachusetts had initially restricted the use of Microsoft Office because even its new open XML format was in some ways restricted and proprietary. In particular, it was evidently not legal to open Microsoft Office 2003 XML documents with a tool not made by Microsoft or licensed by Microsoft.
In a concession to Massachusetts over this issue, Microsoft changed their license to allow other software tools to open Microsoft Office documents saved in XML. In regard to this decision, Massachusetts employee Linda Hammel issued the following statement:
"Yes. [Microsoft] added a provision to the license stating that users could use ANY software (that would include GPL licensed open source desktop software) to read government records created using the MS XML reference schema."
Microsoft says the same thing in one of their public documents:
"We are acknowledging that end users who merely open and read government documents that are saved as Office XML files within software programs will not violate the license."
The point here is subtle. Microsoft freely gave away their license to use the XML formats that they had defined. Furthermore, they allowed anyone who was in compliance with the free license to build software that could read these XML files. For Massachusetts, the sticking point was that the license was still written by Microsoft, was difficult to interpret, and was required. Therefore the standard was not truly open.
What Microsoft did in response to Massachusetts' complaint was to make an exception that specified that government documents did not need to be opened with software that was in compliance with the free Microsoft license. The license is still needed by you and me, and we would be breaking the law if we opened one of these documents with a tool that was not licensed by Microsoft. But government documents were not bound by this law.
It might be worthwhile to take a moment to contemplate this issue. Suppose you were a citizen of Massachusetts, who came across a government document saved from Microsoft Office as XML. Before Microsoft changed their license, it was not legal for you to access that document in any way, unless you had a Microsoft sanctioned tool with which to read the document. In other words, your rights as a citizen to freedom of the press, and to public government documents, was restricted by a private company that wanted to increase their profits.
Some might think it strange that Microsoft would be able to restrict access to a document just because of the format in which it was saved. But in fact, this is something we encounter all the time. It is, for instance, illegal to break the copyright software on DVD's, or on MP3 files that are copyrighted with Digital Rights Management software. Another example would be the downloading of MP3 files over the Internet. You might be able to obtain files this way, but it is illegal.
Despite the familiarity of laws of this kind, it is still difficult for the average citizen to know their rights, and to know when they are in the wrong. For instance, who would guess that it is illegal to open a Microsoft document saved in an XML format with a non-sanctioned tool? Frankly, I had read about this issue before, and heard about Microsoft's new "open standard" for XML documents. From what I read in the press, it never would have occurred to me that it was illegal to read documents in this "open format" with a tool not licensed by Microsoft. The very idea that it would be illegal to open a public XML document seems somewhat incredible to me. I'm sure that had I not read about this issue I would have unthinkingly opened such a document in Visual Slick Edit, emacs, or some other editor.
Massachusetts and the Law
The one thing that is clear about this case is that Massachusetts is absolutely right to insist that all documents be written in open formats that can be read by any tool created for that purpose. Computers are supposed to enhance our access to documents, not restrict it. In the past, if you were given a public government document in hard copy, the idea that you were not allowed to open it up and read it would sound absurd. But before Microsoft modified their license, there was a way to make it illegal to read a public government document that you had in your possession.
The point here is that Microsoft never would have modified their law had they not been under pressure to do so from Massachusetts. Furthermore, it is unlikely that Microsoft would ever have opened up their proprietary formats had they not been under pressure from Massachusetts and governments in Europe to do so.
Though I personally avoid proprietary formats as much as possible, I understand that private individuals and businesses should have the right to use such formats if they so desire. Of course, such business should understand that any proprietary document format could one day be abandoned by a private company, and could become partially or completely unreadable.
Unlike private businesses, I believe governments should have nothing to do with proprietary document formats. No public document should ever be written in a proprietary format, nor should any classified document that will one day be made public. Since most classified government documents should eventually be made public, there really is very little reason for any tool that creates proprietary formats to be used in a government office of any kind.
It seems a clear ethical violation for a government to save any document in a format that can only be read or edited by a product from one particular company. Clearly public documents should be freely readable, and editable, in a wide range of tools. Freedom of information and particularly a citizen's access to government information is a more important principle than the ability of any one company to try to maximize profits. This is a classic illustration of how free societies sometimes need to create laws in order to preserve the basic rights and freedoms of its citizens.
Such matters are to me exceedingly clear. As a result, I find it amazing that laws such as those passed in Massachusetts have not been adopted by all government agencies, and most particularly by the US government in Washington. When one thinks of the silly laws that are passed in Washington nearly every day, it is amazing to contemplate how a no-brainer of this type has yet to even become a serious piece of legislation in the US Senate or Congress.
Office XML Caveats
Before closing this article I wanted to share a few facts that I picked up while researching this article. In particular, I dwell here on issues that I have with the existing Microsoft Office XML policy.
The official name for the formats in the Microsoft Office 2003 suite are WordprocessingML and SpreadsheetML. The main advantage of this technology is that XML provides a format for documents that need to be exchanged for business purposes. An XML document is structured in such a way that a program can open such a document, extract information from it, and process the data it finds in the document.
Microsoft only allows you to save to this format in 2 of the 6 available versions of Microsoft Office 2003. In other words, unless you own Office Enterprise or Professional, you can't save in this format. For all intents and purposes, this fact alone invalidates the whole process of trying to use this format as a standard for document exchange. If you can't exchange these documents with other Office users, then exactly what good will they be?
It is also strange to have a standard being set by one proprietary vendor. The point of this endeavor is to create a way for people to exchange documents freely between vendors and operating systems. Such a goal is unlikely to be achieved if one vendor completely controls the standard. Yes it is possible that Microsoft could manage this format in a fair and productive manner, but there are no safeguards to help ensure the quality or fairness of the product if it is completely controlled by one vendor.
There is also some argument as to whether the Office 2003 XML standard actually captures the complete set of formatting in a document. This article on internetnews.com reports a Microsoft spokesman as saying: "If you save something in raw XML format, you may lose some of the really rich formatting like graphics. That's inherent in the way XML works." Which is true enough from one point of view. However, OpenOffice has no problem using their XML format to capture information on how graphics are stored in an OpenOffice document. If OpenOffice can do it, why can't Microsoft?
Technology is normally detached from the everyday political battles that make up common public discourse. However, when governments begin using restricted proprietary formats to create public documents, then the arcane world of technical discourse suddenly becomes a public matter.
America was intended by its founders to be an open society, and our government was initially designed to be a public entity completely visible in all its particulars to all citizens. Attacks on this openness are constant, and often all too successful. The use of proprietary formats in government is one such case in which public access to government data is being unduly restricted. It is clear that all governments should adopt open standards for public documents of any kind.
The good news here is that Massachusetts and members of the European Union were able to force Microsoft to change their license to free up the process of reading government documents created with Microsoft or Microsoft licensed tools. This shows that it is still possible to fight back against large corporations that restrict our freedom. People too often think the battle is hopeless, and that there is nothing that can be done. Even worse, some know that it can be done, but argue that it shouldn't be done on the absurd basis that all laws that restrict anyone in any way are necessarily wrong. Such people are really advocating that we all bow to the will of any powerful corporation or institution that comes along. Without laws restricting the rights of corporations and institutions, we would have little or no freedom.
This case shows that there is something that can be done to prevent the loss of rights and freedoms that were initially guaranteed by the constitution, laws and rights created by the founders of our country. Clearly, we should all write our Senators and Congressmen and demand that they pass similar laws promoting open standards.


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On Mon, Jan 16, 2012 at 7:06 PM, Joe Schaefer <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote: > Kinda hard to claim you own all the rights to > > a patch when in 99% of the situations it's merely > a derivative work of the thing you produced the > patch from. > > In any case if the patch will be applicable to > either codebase, and the author of the patch > deems it appropriate to include in either of > them, there is no need to haggle further over > it, from either camp. > I think that's the key point. The cases where it would not work from the license perspective are the same cases where it would not work from the technical perspective. Any useful patch could be applied to both AOO and LO would be a patch to the common OOo base code. > > > > >>________________________________ >> From: Ross Gardler <firstname.lastname@example.com> >>To: firstname.lastname@example.com >>Sent: Monday, January 16, 2012 7:01 PM >>Subject: Re: Question related derivative code based on our Apache licensed code >> >>On 16 January 2012 23:40, Bjoern Michaelsen >><email@example.com> wrote: >>> Hi Rob, >>> >>> On Mon, Jan 16, 2012 at 03:51:26PM -0500, Rob Weir wrote: >>>> As far as I can tell, there is nothing that would prevent an >>>> individual developer from submitting a patch to this mailing list or >>>> to the LO mailing list and saying it was available AL2 or MPL/LGPL at >>>> the receiver's election. >>> >>> Only if you are willing to ignore the rights of previous contributors upon >>> whose work the patch is based and who contributed their work as MPL/LGPL/GPL. >> >>Although Rob didn't say it he actually meant "an individual developer >>from submitting a patch ***to which they own all rights***" >> >>Ross >> >> >>
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On Oct 31, 2007, at 11:52 AM, Prasad Kashyap wrote: > On 10/29/07, Paul McMahan <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote: >> On Oct 27, 2007, at 11:32 AM, David Jencks wrote: >> >>>>> The admin console needs to be lightweight and portable so it is >>>>> based on Pluto. The Jetspeed MBE (as currently designed) would >>>>> interfere with the deployment of admin console extensions. >>>>> Adding something to the Geronimo plan to activate the Jetspeed >>>>> MBE instead of just looking for a WEB-INF/portlet.xml sounds like >>>>> a reasonable solution. Let's pursue that approach. >>>> >>>> +1 as I see many situations where the Pluto Admin Console will >>>> still be used even when Jetspeed or Liferay are installed. >>> >>> I haven't looked into exactly how the admin console plugins get >>> added to the admin console but if they are geronimo plugins they >>> have already gone through the deployment process and there is no >>> chance for the jetspeed MBE to see them as the deployment machinery >>> is not activated at all when a plugin is installed. >> >> I see your point. Limiting portal apps to installation via plugin >> would offer an advantage that developers can pick the appropriate >> MBEs at build time, giving them & us (the MBE provider) fine grained >> control over every step in the deployment process. > > Isn't that a serious limitation ? We are forcing all portlet app > developers to use maven and c-m-p. Most 3rd party developers would > just want to build and deploy a portlet war and an associated geronimo > plan. If the geronimo plan conveyed which portal and MBE to use, we > don't have to have this limitation. Yes, I also think it is a serious limitation and I agree with your position that portlet apps should also be deployable as WARs. Technically speaking, though, requiring portlet apps to be predeployed via car-maven-plugin is an option that has some merit (such as the careful selection of MBEs as described by David) and IIUC the approach that was being advocated. >> While using MBEs has proven to be a very successful approach for >> deploying services and enterprise apps in Geronimo I am concerned >> that the lack of any standardization or a specification for deploying >> portal apps could make this difficult and fragile in the case of >> portlets. My observation has been that deployment into most portals >> (Liferay, Pluto, uPortal, and even Jetspeed itself) is based on the >> concept that the developer creates a standard WAR and uses the >> Portal's runtime or build-time utility for preprocessing it. Then >> the portal deploys the preprocessed WAR using the app server's >> standard deployment mechanism, or relies on the end user to do this. >> Can/should deployment of portlet into Geronimo be an extension of >> that process? I have been inclined to follow that approach so far >> but there may be disadvantages I haven't thought of. > > If the portal's runtime or built-time utility is preprocessing the WAR > and deploying it to an appserver, then isn't the onus on them to > deploy it accordingly for the appropriate appserver they support ? The > portal can continue to have their own deployment mechanism while we > can have ours, say in the form of plugins. This two-pronged approach > should fill all gaps and cover all types of users. Yes, again I think that we are in agreement. IMHO the portal vendor should continue to be responsible for providing the end user interface for preprocessing the WAR (if necessary), and then handling deployment of the WAR into the app server or prompting the user to do it. This approach allows the portal's existing build-time and runtime deployment utilities to continue working as usual when the portal is running in Geronimo. But this is a major decision that will have long term effects wrt portal integration in Geronimo, so let's continue to look for feedback and direction on this matter. Best wishes, Paul
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Apple Strudel, Funnel Cakes, Corn Dogs, Pretzels, Lemonade
General Tso Chicken W/Rice, Sweet & Sour Chicken W/Rice, Orange Chicken W/Rice, Chicken Skewer W/Rice Or Noodles, Shrimp Rice, Veggie Rice Or Noodles, Egg Roll, Lemonade
Croatian (Rankin Jr. Tamburitzans):
Lamb, Stuffed Cabbage, Kielbasa W/Sauerkraut, Hot Dog W/Sauerkraut, Potato Cheese Pierogies, Haluski, Croatianlamb, Stuffed Cabbage, Kielbasa W/Sauerkraut, Hot Dog W/Sauerkraut, Potato Cheese Pierogies, Haluski, Croatian
Chicken Scwharma Sandwich, Falafel Sandwich, Lamb Pie, Spinach W/Feta Pie, Stuffed Grape Leaves, Mediterranean Salad, Baklava, Chocolate Covered Almond Roll, Lemonade, Coffee
Veggie Tempura W/Cheese, French Fries, Funnel Cake W/Toppings, Lemonade
Ghana (Christ Temple AME Church):
Southern Fried Chicken Dinner, BBQ Rib Dinner, BBQ Rib Sandwich, Rib Slabs & 1/2 Slabs, BBQ Pigs Feet, Southern Fried Chicken Wings, Southern Tenders, Red Rice, Hoppin Johns, Corn or White Bread, Sweet Potato Pie
Greek (Green Orthodox Church of the Annunciation):
Gyro, Lamb Souvlaki, Pastistio, Mousaka, Spanakopeta, Tyropeta, Dolmades, Baklava, Kataiffi, Rice Pudding, Galatoboureka, Apple Rolls, Apricot Rolls, Wild Cherry Philo Puffs, Ravani
Hawaiian Shave Ice, Fruit Smoothies, Giant Fish Sandwich, Clam Strips, Pig Wings, Pulled Pork Sandwich, Tater Tots, Coconut Shrimp, Deep Fried Cheesecake, Grilled Pineapple
Hungarian (Free Hungarian Reformed Church):
Chicken & Dumplings, Cabbage & Noodles, Kobalz Sandwich, Stuffed Cabbage, Palascinta, Kiffles, Cheese Pockets, Csoroge, Puff Pastries, Apple Squares, Apricot Rolls, Nut Rolls, Poppyseed Rolls, Bacon Bread
Boxty, Irish Spring Roll, Shepards Pie, Corned Beef Potatoes & Cabbage, Soda Bread, Fried Dough
Italian (St. Patrick R.C. Church):
Gnocchi, Rigatoni, Meatball Sandwich, Hot Sausage Sandwich, Pizza, Ladylocks, Pizzelles, Stuffed Banana Peppers
Kenyan (Bethlehem Baptist Church):
Whole Wings w/2 Sauces, Whole Wings w/Fries, French Fries, Apple Cobbler, Peach Cobbler, Fruit Cup
Gyro Sandwich, Falafel Sandwich, Baked Kibbee, Stuffed Grape Leaves, Spinach Pie, Meat Pie, Hummous Dip, Baba Gannouj Dip, Tabbouleh Salad, Baklava, Apricot Roll, Lemonade, Coffee
McKeesport Lions Club:
Ice Cream and Turner Dairy Iced Tea
McKeesport Lions Club will have a drop-off box for old eyeglasses at their Turners Tea booth at International Village Eyeglasses that are collected are sent to a collection center in New Jersey where they are cleaned, the prescription is read and marked with the glasses, and they are boxed up. Lions Club volunteers who are Opticians and Ophthalmologists then go to Third World countries to give free eye exams and fit people with the donated eyeglasses. What a great gift – the gift of seeing well again!
Mexican (Christ United Methodist Church):
Burrito, Chicken Fajita, Nachos Supreme, Nachos, Chicken Quesadilla, Cheese Quesadilla, Spanish Rice, Stuffed Hot Peppers, Taco Salad, Chicken Taco Salad, Taco, Walking Taco, Taco Burrito & Rice Dinner, Fajita Burrito & Rice Dinner, Churro, Fried Ice Cream, Hotapple Enchilada
Inihaw, Pancit (Chicken or Beef), Lumpia (Fresh or Fried), Shanghai, Rice (with Menudo or Zdobo), Atchara, Empanada, Leche Flan, Mango Cheesecake, Palitaw, Turon, Milon, Calamansi
Polish (Holy Family Polish National Catholic Church):
Potato Pierogi, Stuffed Cabbage, Haluski, Kielbasa Sandwich, Stuffed Cabbage Sandwich, Stada Babba Stew, Lazy Man Pierogi, Potato Pancakes, Kielbasa Bites
Serbian (St. Sava Serbian Orthodox Church):
Lamb Sandwich, Hot Sausage Sandwich, Kolbassi Sandwich, Haluski, Apple Strudel, Palachinka, Bean & Saurkraut Soup, Hot Dogs
Slovak (Trafford Jr. Tamburitzans):
Stuffed Cabbage, Pierogies, Apple Sauce, Funnel Cake, Ceregi, Nut Roll, Assorted Desserts
Swedish (Beulah Park United Methodist Church):
Apple Dumplings, Ice Cream (W/Dumplings, Sundae W/ Hot Fudge Or Carmel)
Turkish Gyro, Baklava, Eggplant, Feta Cheese Stick, Vegetable Wheat Rice, Grape Leaves, Turkish Coffee With Fortune, Orangeaid, Lemonade
Chicken On A Stick, Chicken w/Rice or Noodles, Teriyaki Chicken Tenders w/Rice, Shrimp Rice, Veggie Rice or Noodles, Spring Roll, Egg Roll, Lemonade
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The Kindle edition of my new book on the Roswell crash is available on Amazon, as of today [5/2], and the paperback should be up at Amazon some time tomorrow.
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At least 15 people, mostly soldiers, were killed and 45 wounded in two bomb attacks in the Iraqi capital city Thursday night, a police source said.
Two suicide bombers drove their explosive-laden cars into an Iraqi army base in Tarmiyah area, a pre-dominantly Sunni Arab town, about 30 km from Baghdad, reported Xinhua citing the source. The incident occurred around 10.30 p.m.
Earlier in the day, 12 people were killed and 23 wounded in separate shooting and bombing incidents in different parts of Iraq.
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Let's begin with the reality – or as close as we can come to it. On 30 June 1908, a meteoroid – or small comet – exploded in mid-air 10 kilometres or so above the forests of Siberia. At ground level, the impact was later calculated to have equalled the force of around 1000 Hiroshima A-bombs. It felled an area of trees about 2,200 square kilometres in extent. Scientific study of the "Tunguska event" began with the first Soviet expedition in 1927.
This biggest of big bangs has also echoed through 65 years of speculative fiction. In 1946, engineer Alexander Kazantsev's story "The Explosion" first posited the air-burst hypothesis. Since then the impact has featured in SF novels by the score, from Stanislav Lem to Jacek Dukaj. Doctor Who, Star Trek and 2000AD have all spun alien-visitation yarns from the incident.
Rival explanations surface in Thomas Pynchon's Against the Day. But nothing in this long aftermath has ever matched the ambition, bravado, invention and sheer stratospheric silliness of Vladimir Sorokin's Ice Trilogy. This tripartite extravaganza pummels the reader with super-dense chunks of satire, fantasy, parody, history and paranoid pseudo-theory. It barrels across a fictional galaxy that stretches from Pynchon to 2000AD and stops at all (space) stations in between. I don't know the Russian for "kitchen sink", but Sorokin certainly chucks it in.
Born in 1955, Sorokin trained as an engineer. He began publishing underground samizdat fiction at the fag-end of the Soviet era, and worked as an artist and designer. After the fall of the USSR, he emerged as a wild outrider in that cavalry-charge of post-Soviet authors back towards the lands of surrealism, fantasy and satire long deemed off-limits. He won major prizes, recruited a keen fan-base and, notoriously, in 2002 fell foul of a pornography prosecution at the behest of a pro-Putin youth movement which (I'm told) roughly translates as "Going Forward Together". Since the offending scene in the accused, but later acquitted, novel, Blue Lard, features a clone of Stalin sodomising a clone of Khrushchev, perhaps we should not be too surprised.
Sorokin completed the three novels of the Ice Trilogy in 2008. Now, thanks to a translation by Jamey Gambrell that heroically endeavours to capture its myriad voices, from watercolour lyricism to purest pulp, we can enjoy it in all its gaudy glory. Think William S Burroughs, and Michel Houellebecq, and Will Self, all whizzed into this delirious post-Soviet SF mash-up. I found some sections absolutely exquisite, some unexpectedly moving, some intellectually exhilarating - and plenty just grotesque and absurd, as Sorokin no doubt planned.
The myth he weaves around the Tunguska meteoroid becomes tangled (skip to pages 398-400 for a crib) but has affinities with common SF motifs. Angelic light-bearing rays, 23,000 of them, created the universe. Earth, thanks to the selfish, warring "meat machines" that evolved there, proved their "great mistake" – an "ugly, cancerous tumour" that violated cosmic harmony. Yet this vile swamp captured the 23,000 pure rays and incarnated them as humans. The 1908 meteoroid contained a chunk of sacred ice with the power to locate members of this blessed brotherhood – all blond and blue-eyed - and bring them together in a "Great Last Circle". That instant, the erroneous Earth will disappear. Peace will return to the cosmos.
So the action chronicles the various campaigns, from the 1920s to 2005, of the angelic brotherhood to seek out their kin and re-unite them. Perfect impersonators of meat-machine ways, they employ a sort of magic-ice hammer. When pounded on the chest of a fellow-angel, it releases blissful feelings of content and so awakens the victim to their special status. For the initiates, once enlightened, "the absolute majority of people on this earth are walking dead". Their only role is to serve the flaxen-haired elite and so hasten the longed-for apocalypse.
Even casual readers will recognise this sinister master-race as an SF tribe at least as ancient as the Eloi of HG Wells's The Time Machine. "I think that it's connected to Fascism in some way," the Swedish rebel Bjorn rather redundantly says to the Russian-Jewish New Yorker Olga, his partner in a last-ditch human fightback in China. And to Bolshevism, capitalism, market consumerism, and every New Age doctrine from the Scientologists to - in particular - the Raëlians. Whichever mass delusion and communal idiocy you most detest, Sorokin invests his ice cult with elements of it. One poor kid in Vienna is even lured by the ice people under the guise of joining a Robert Plant Fan Club. Stairway to heaven? More like the quickest road to hell.
So far, so (mostly) familiar. Ice Trilogy becomes extraordinary when Sorokin drives this old dystopian banger off the fantasy highway and into the darkest places of the Russian – and European – 20th century. In one bravura set-piece after another, he not only re-visits key tragedies of modern times, but mimics – or re-voices – the literary styles that partner them.
In the first volume, Bro, we begin in Chekhov territory, with Snegirev the son of a sugar-beet baron in Ukraine. His studies in post-revolution Moscow introduce a Bulgakov note of satirical romance. Then comes the fateful expedition to Siberia. After his initiation as "Bro", a misanthropic, monotonous scorn for the petty "meat machines" coincides with – and seems to echo – the shrivelling of Soviet discourse under Stalin. Members of the brotherhood despise culture. Libraries figure as warehouses for "packets of paper" that induce a "silent madness".
The middle volume, Ice, begins in the 1990s with an outlandish parody not so much of Russian life in the heyday of Yeltsin and the oligarchs as the West's cartoon representation of it. Pole-dancing hookers, psychotic-genius gangsters, anti-Semitic skinhead thugs, swarthy super-cruel heavies – all do their sensational stuff in full-on Tarantino mode, as the Ice Corporation seamlessly adjusts to capitalist ways. Lapin, a kid who goes under the ice hammer, has "FUCK OFF FOREVER!" on his door and, inside, posters of "The Matrix, Lara Croft naked with two pistols, Marilyn Manson as Christ on the cross". You get the picture.
Then, in one of Sorokin's trademark lurches, we switch back to a noble Vasily Grossman-esque wartime drama. The back-story touchingly unfolds of a senior sister of the ice, Khram, who began as Varvara, a Ukrainian peasant girl. Just as we start to admire the way that Sorokin has braided his fantasia into an intimate and credible account of persecution and survival in both Hitler's and Stalin's camps, he segues back into laboured comic testimonials to the "Ice Health Improvement System". In the final part, 23,000, these wilful collisions grow more extreme.
Bjorn and Olga hatch revolt in a subterranean processing plant for dog's carcasses in Guangzhou. The ice elite rounds up some odd final stragglers among the 23,000 angels. As we learn via Olga, after 9/11 "everything had somehow cracked, collapsed". Yet somehow this deliberate fictional train-wreck never loses its gobsmacking audacity, or skimps on suspense.
A Spielberg-style finale leaves us frozen in the postmodern fix. The trilogy dramatises the twilight of our gods – from communism to consumerism - and the loss of our illusions. Yet the mission to resurrect harmony and unity appears as ice-hearted insanity. What is to be be done? as someone in Russia once asked. That question will have to wait. For now meat-machine readers on this "mistake of the universe" can admire, argue with – and, maybe, fling across the room – this spaced-out epic from the days of the comet.
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Forbes reported that sales of digital music players are waning. After years of growth in this field, chances are the market digital music players is reaching saturation point. From the article:
Music player sales are also being cannibalized by surging interest in cell phones with music players, says Ross Rubin, director of consumer technology industry analysis at the NPD Group.
The situation could worsen starting June 29, when the Apple Inc. iPhone, a music playing cell phone, goes on sale.
Now, that last paragraph I must disagree with. No matter how you look at it, the iPhone is not innovative in all of its published plus points:
- It's not the first mobile phone with touch-screen controls
- It's not the first Internet-enabled mobile phone
- And it sure as hell isn't the first mobile phone with multimedia capabilities (read music and video playing)
I'm beginning to get irritated reading how the iPhone will supposedly change mobile phone usage forever. It won't. All the so-called "features" of the iPhone has been readily available for ages.
I for one don't use an iPhone; yet my Motorola SLVR L7 is not only my mobile phone, it's also my calendar, digital camera, video recorder, Internet access device and file sharing gadget. Yes, it's also iTunes-enabled, but why would I want to use that?
And somehow the iPhone will make digital music players a thing of the past? Yeah, right! Apple has yet to showcase anything groundbreaking since Mac II… and I don't think the iPhone will change this fact.


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