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Christopher Done: Lucid: templating DSL for HTML
I'm not big on custom templating languages, for reasons I'll write about another time. I prefer EDSLs. I preferred the xhtml package back when that was what everybody used. It looked like this:
header << thetitle << "Page title" thediv noHtml ! [theclass "logo"] << "…" thediv noHtml ! [identifier "login"]Pretty line-noisy to read, write and hard to edit in a reasonable manner.
Later, blaze-html became the new goto HTML writing library. It improved upon the XHTML package by being faster and having a convenient monad instance. It looks like this:
page1 = html $ do head $ do title "Introduction page." link ! rel "stylesheet" ! type_ "text/css" ! href "screen.css" body $ do div ! id "header" $ "Syntax" p "This is an example of BlazeMarkup syntax." ul $ mapM_ (li . toMarkup . show) [1, 2, 3]Much easier to read, write and edit thanks to the monad instance.
However, after several years of using that, I've come to write my own. I'll cover the infelicities about Blaze and then discuss my alternative approach.
Reading back through what I've written below, it could be read as a bit attacky, and some of the issues are less philosophical and more incidental. I think of it more that the work on writing HTML in a DSL is incomplete and to some degree people somewhat gave up on doing it more conveniently at some point. So I'm re-igniting that.
The combination of having a need to write a few HTML reports and recent discussions about Blaze made me realise it was time for me to come at this problem a-fresh with my own tastes in mind. I also haven't used my own approach much, other than porting some trivial apps to it.
Blaze Names that conflict with baseThe first problem is that Blaze exports many names which conflict with base. Examples:
div, id, head, map
The obvious problem with this is that you either have to qualify any use of those names, which means you have to qualify Blaze, and end up with something inconsistent like this:
H.div ! A.id "logo" $ "…"Where H and A come from importing the element and attribute modules like this:
import qualified Text.Blaze.Html5 as H import qualified Text.Blaze.Html5.Attributes as AOr you don't import Prelude and only import Blaze, but then you can't do a simple map without qualification.
You might've noticed in the old xhtml package that thediv and identifier are used instead. The problem with using different names from the actual things they refer to is that they're hard to learn and remember, both for regular Haskellers and newbies coming to edit your templates.
Names that are keywordsThis is a common problem in DSLs, too. In Blaze the problem is: class or type (perhaps others I don't recall). Blaze solves it with: class_ or type_
Again, the problem with this is that it is inconsistent with the other naming conventions. It's another exception to the rule that you have to remember and makes the code look bad.
Conflicting attribute and element namesThere are also names which are used for both attributes and elements. Examples are style and map. That means you can't write:
H.head $ style "body { background: red; }" body $ p ! style "foo" $ …You end up writing:
H.head $ H.style "body { background: red; }" body $ p ! A.style "foo" $ … Inconsistency is difficult and uglyWhat the above problems amount to is ending up with code like this:
body $ H.div ! A.id "logo" ! class_ "left" ! hidden $ "Content"At this point users of Blaze give up with second-guessing every markup term they write and decide it's more consistent to qualify everything:
H.body $ H.div ! A.id "logo" ! A.class_ "left" ! A.hidden $ "Content"Or, taken from some real code online:
H.input H.! A.type_ "checkbox" H.! A.checked True H.! A.readonly "true"This ends up being too much. Inconvenient to type, ugly to read, and one more step removed from the HTML we're supposed to be generating.
The Monad instance isn'tThe monad instance was originally conceived as a handy way to write HTML nicely without having to use <> or lists of lists and other less wieldy syntax.
In the end the monad ended up being defined like this:
instance Monad MarkupM where return _ = Empty {-# INLINE return #-} (>>) = Append {-# INLINE (>>) #-} h1 >>= f = h1 >> f (error "Text.Blaze.Internal.MarkupM: invalid use of monadic bind") {-# INLINE (>>=) #-}And has been for some years. Let's take a trivial example of why this is not good. You render some HTML and while doing so build a result to be used later:
do xs <- foldM (\c i -> …) mempty ys mapM_ dd xsUh-oh:
*** Exception: Text.Blaze.Internal.MarkupM: invalid use of monadic bind The overloaded strings instance is badThe previous point leads onto this next point, which is that due to this phantomesque monad type, the instance is like this:
instance IsString (MarkupM a) where fromString = Content . fromString {-# INLINE fromString #-}How can it make this value? It cannot. If you want to go ahead and extract that `a', you get:
*** Exception: Text.Blaze.Internal.MarkupM: invalid use of monadic bindAdditionally, this instance is too liberal. You end up getting this warning:
A do-notation statement discarded a result of type GHC.Prim.Any
Suppress this warning by saying _ <- "Example" or by using the flag -fno-warn-unused-do-bind
So you end up having to write in practice (again, taken from a real Blaze codebase by one of the authors):
void "Hello!"Which pretty much negates the point of using IsString in the first-place. Alternatively, you use -fno-warn-unused-do-bind in your module.
Working with attributes is awkwardThe ! syntax seems pretty convenient from superficial inspection:
link ! rel "stylesheet" ! type_ "text/css" ! href "screen.css"But in practice it means you always have the same combination:
div ! H.class_ "logo" $ "…"Which I find—personally speaking—a bit distasteful to read, it's not far from what we saw in the old xhtml package:
thediv ! [theclass "logo"] << "…"Did we really save that much in the attribute department? Operators are evil.
But mostly presents an editing challenge. Operators like this make it tricky to navigate, format in a regular way and do code transformations on. All Haskell code has operators, so this is a general problem. But if your DSL doesn't actually need these operators, I consider this a smell.
Attributes don't composeYou should be able to compose with. For example, let's say you want to define a re-usable component with bootstrap:
container inner = div ! class_ "container" $ innerNow you can use it to make a container. But consider now that you also want to add additional attributes to it later. You can do that with another call to with:
container ! class_ "main" $ "zot"In Blaze this produces:
λ> main "
My content!
"Browsers ignore the latter main, so the composition didn't work.
Ceremony is tiringHere's the example from Blaze's package, that's introduced to users.
import Prelude hiding (head, id, div) import Text.Blaze.Html4.Strict hiding (map) import Text.Blaze.Html4.Strict.Attributes hiding (title) import Text.Blaze.Renderer.Utf8 (renderMarkup) page1 :: Markup page1 = html $ do head $ do title "Introduction page." link ! rel "stylesheet" ! type_ "text/css" ! href "screen.css" body $ do div ! id "header" $ "Syntax" p "This is an example of BlazeMarkup syntax." ul $ mapM_ (li . toMarkup . show) [1, 2, 3] main = print (renderMarkup page1)Apart from the import backflips you have to do to resolve names properly, you have at least three imports to make just to render some HTML. Call me lazy, or stupid, but I never remember this deep hierarchy of modules and always have to look it up every single time. And I've been using Blaze for as long as the authors have.
TransformingA smaller complaint is that it would sometimes be nice to transform over another monad. Simplest example is storing the read-only model information in a reader monad and then you don't have to pass around a bunch of things as arguments to all your view functions. I'm a big fan of function arguments for explicit state, but not so much if it's the same argument every time.
No Show instanceIt would be nice if you could just write some markup in the REPL without having to import some other modules and wrap it all in a function just to see it.
LucidMy new library, Lucid, attempts to solve most of these problems.
Naming issuesFirstly, all names which are representations of HTML terms are suffixed with an underscore _:
p_, class_, table_, style_No ifs or buts. All markup terms.
That solves the following problems (from the issues described above):
- Names that conflict with base: div_, id_, head_, map_, etc.
- Names that are keywords: class_, type_, etc.
- Conflicting attribute and element names: solved by abstracting those names via a class. You can write style_ to mean either the element name or the attribute name.
- Inconsistency is difficult and ugly: there's no inconsistency, all names are the same format.
No import problems or qualification. Just write code without worrying about it.
How it looksPlain text is written using the OverloadedStrings and ExtendedDefaultRules extensions, and is automatically escaped:
λ> "123 < 456" :: Html () 123 < 456Elements nest by function application:
λ> table_ (tr_ (td_ (p_ "Hello, World!")))

Hello, World!

Elements are juxtaposed via monoidal append:
λ> p_ "hello" <> p_ "sup"
hello

sup
Or monadic sequencing:
λ> div_ (do p_ "hello"; p_ "sup")

hello

sup

Attributes are set using the with combinator:
λ> with p_ [class_ "brand"] "Lucid Inc"
Lucid Inc
Conflicting attributes (like style_) work for attributes or elements:
λ> html_ (head_ (style_ "body{background:red}") <> with body_ [style_ "color:white"] "Look ma, no qualification!")  Look ma, no qualification! The Blaze exampleFor comparison, here's the Blaze example again:
page1 = html $ do head $ do title "Introduction page." link ! rel "stylesheet" ! type_ "text/css" ! href "screen.css" body $ do div ! id "header" $ "Syntax" p "This is an example of BlazeMarkup syntax." ul $ mapM_ (li . toMarkup . show) [1, 2, 3]And the same thing in Lucid:
page2 = html_ $ do head_ $ do title_ "Introduction page." with link_ [rel_ "stylesheet",type_ "text/css",href_ "screen.css"] body_ $ do with div_ [id_ "header"] "Syntax" p_ "This is an example of Lucid syntax." ul_ $ mapM_ (li_ . toHtml . show) [1,2,3]I'm not into operators like ($) and swung indentation like that, but I followed the same format.
I'd write it in a more Lispy style and run my hindent tool on it:
page1 = html_ (do head_ (do title_ "Introduction page." with link_ [rel_ "stylesheet" ,type_ "text/css" ,href_ "screen.css"]) body_ (do with div_ [id_ "header"] "Syntax" p_ "This is an example of Lucid syntax." ul_ (mapM_ (li_ . toHtml . show) [1,2,3])))But that's another discussion.
It's a real monadNormal monadic operations work properly:
λ> (return "OK!" >>= p_)
OK!
It's basically a writer monad.
In fact, it's also a monad transformer:
λ> runReader (renderTextT (html_ (body_ (do name <- lift ask p_ (toHtml name))))) ("Chris" :: String) "
Chris
" Overloaded strings instance is fineThe instance is constrained over the return type being (). So string literals can only be type HtmlT m ().
λ> do "x" >> "y" :: Html () xy λ> do x <- "x"; toHtml (show x) x() AttributesAttributes are simply written as a list. That's all. Easy to manipulate as a data structure, easy to write and edit, and automatically indent in a predictable way:
λ> with p_ [id_ "person-name",class_ "attribute"] "Mary"
Mary
No custom operators are required. Just the with combinator. If you want to indent it, just indent it like normal function application:
with p_ [id_ "person-name",class_ "attribute"] "Mary"And you're done.
Composing attributesYou should be able to compose with. For example, let's say you want to define a re-usable component with bootstrap:
λ> let container_ = with div_ [class_ "container "]Now you can use it to make a container:
λ> container_ "My content!"
My content!
But consider now that you also want to add additional attributes to it later. You can do that with another call to with:
λ> with container_ [class_ "main"] "My content!"
My content!
Duplicate attributes are composed with normal monoidal append. Note that I added a space in my definition of container anticipating further extension later. Other attributes might not compose with spaces.
UnceremoniousAnother part I made sure was right was lack of import nightmare. You just import Lucid and away you go:
λ> import Lucid λ> p_ "OK!"
OK!
 λ> p_ (span_ (strong_ "Woot!"))
Woot!
 λ> renderBS (p_ (span_ (strong_ "Woot!"))) "
Woot!
" λ> renderToFile "/tmp/foo.html" (p_ (span_ (strong_ "Woot!")))If I want to do more advanced stuff, it's all available in Lucid. But by default it's absolutely trivial to get going and output something.
SpeedActually, despite having a trivial implementation, being a real monad and a monad transformer, it's not far from Blaze. You can compare the benchmark reports here. A quick test of writing 38M of HTML to file yielded the same speed (about 1.5s) for both Lucid and Blaze. With such decent performance for very little work I'm already ready to start using it for real work.
SummarySo the point of this post was really to explain why another HTML DSL and I hope I did that well enough.
The code is on Github. I pushed to Hackage but you can consider it beta for now.
FP Complete: Stackage server: new features and open source
We've been working on Stackage server for a while and now that the code has stabilized it's ready to be open source. You can fork it on Github! We're a responsive team, used to bringing pull requests forward and getting them deployed.
Since the last update we added a bunch of things. Here's a rundown:
Clarifying improvementsRecommended snapshots: The home page now lists recommended snapshots for GHC 7.8, GHC 7.8 Haskell Platform flavour, and GHC 7.6. Makes it a little more straight-forward where to start.
Snapshots: The snapshots page has been cleaned up a bit to cleanly separate times when snapshots are uploaded. Just an aesthetic improvement.
We also reorganized the Preparing your system to use Stackage wiki page to be more straight-forward to get started.
We now list all packages from Hackage on the packages page. A subset of these are included in Stackage snapshots. Hitting those links takes you to our new page package. Examples:
On this page we display:
Metadata for the most recently uploaded version of that package:
- Name, version, license, authorship, maintainer
We also display the dependencies of that package. Notice that there are no version constraints. That information is stored in the snapshot itself.
Documentation versions: each snapshot that contains a version of this package will be listed along with documentation for that version.
We support showing a README from your package (see e.g. hlint example above), which is a really nice way to introduce people to your package. You can use the same one that you use for your Github README.md, just include it in your .cabal file with:
extra-source-files: README.mdIf your filename is just README it'll be included as plain text. With the .md extension it will be rendered as markdown.
Please do go ahead and include your README.md in your .cabal file. If you don't have one, please write one and make it helpful and descriptive for any newbies to your package.
If no README file is found it falls back to the package description, which is displayed as plain text. As is well-known in the community at large, writing descriptive pros in Haddock syntax is not pleasant, whereas everyone is pretty much writing their READMEs in markdown anyway thanks to Github.
CHANGELOGs are also displayed as markdown if the file extension is .md, otherwise it's treated as plain text.
Specifying remote-repo in sandboxesAn issue with using Stackage in the past was that you had to either put your remote-repo field in your global cabal config, or setup an hsenv. Or by using a cabal.config with constraints in it. Now the feature has been merged to be able to specify remote-repo in the cabal.config file in your project root. Once this is released you'll be able to use a Stackage snapshot within a sandbox and keep the cabal.config file in your source repository.
Additional package page featuresAdditional features include:
Tagging: tagging a package is easy: you just click the + button, type something and hit return.
We try to keep the tags of a simple format (a slug), so if you type characters that shouldn't be in there, it'll remove them and then prompt you to confirm.
Related: if you click a tag it will take you to a page of all packages tagged with that, e.g. parsing.
Finally, there is a list of all tags. Currently it's rather small because that's just what I populated myself.
Likes: just upvote a package if you like it. Hit the thumbs up icon.
Comments: comments are provided by Disqus. It's very easy to comment with Disqus, you can use your normal account.
If you're interested in a package, or are an author, you can hit the Subscribe link displayed at the bottom of the page to subscribe to that discussion to get updates of future comments.
Additional to the other metadata, like Github, we make use of the files in your package, so we will also display:
SummaryStackage just got easier to use:
- The site is clearer now.
- The wiki guide is easier.
- Using Stackage from a sandbox will soon be very easy.
- You can browse documentation of your snapshot on Stackage via the snapshot (e.g. here).
- Or you can start from the package list and view an individual package, vote and tag it.
- It's open source!
A monad for reactive programming. Part 1 - School of Haskell | FP Complete
Kototama: Four Haskell books
In 2013 and 2014 I read four Haskell books. In this post I'm making mini-reviews for each of them, chronologically ordered.
Learn you a Haskell for Great GoodLearn you a Haskell for Great Good is one of the best computer science book I had the occasion to read, and I even admit I was a little sad once I finished it! It exposes the main concepts of Haskell in a very pedagogic way and clear writing style. After reading the book, functors, applicative and monads become easily understandable. The only drawback is that this book is not enough to start with Haskell, there are no explanations of how to create a Haskell project using Cabal, use libraries, test your application etc. I think it's okay for an introductory book but one should be informed. The book is suited for people without experience with Haskell or functional programming.
Developing Web Applications with Haskell and YesodI read Developing Web Applications with Haskell and Yesod to discover other ways of building web applications, as I mostly had experience with Clojure and Compojure. I enjoyed reading this book which is short but contains a lot, going from the frontend to the backend and explaining a lot of subjects: HTML templates, sessions, authentification, persistence with databases etc. You discover how a statically typed language can help you building a web application with more guarantees. The only drawback for me was that even after reading one book on Haskell, some of the type signatures of functions were still hard to understand. Some familiarity with monad transformers prior to reading this book may help.
Real World HaskellThe goal of Real World Haskell was to bring Haskell to a less academic audience by showing how Haskell could be used for "real world" applications, at a time where there weren't so many Haskell books there. In this sense I think the book succeed. There are a lot of interesting subjects tackled in this book, like profiling and performance analysis but I did not really enjoy reading it. Either the examples were a bit boring or the writing style was too dry for me, in the end I had to fight to finish this very long book (~700 pages!). I nonetheless appreciate that this book exist and I may use it in the future as a reference. The book is a bit outdated and some code are not valid anymore ; it was not a problem for me since I didn't try out the examples but this should be considered if you want to learn Haskell with it.
Beginning HaskellBeginning Haskell is a paradoxical book. The truth is this book should not have been published because its edition and proof-reading are too bad. What do you think about a book where the first code sample is wrong? map listOfThings action instead of map action listOfThings on page 4, come one… Also the subtitle reads "a Project-Based approach" but this seems to be exaggerated since you will only get some code samples there and there… That being said, I really enjoyed reading this book! I don't know if it's a good introductory book but it's surely is a correct second book on Haskell. It explains how to use Cabal, test an application, use popular libraries like Conduit, build parsers with attoparsec, building a Web Application with Scotty and Fay etc. It includes advanced topics like type programming (enforcing more constraints at the type-level) and even a small introduction to Idris. Conclusion: either burn it or read it.
ConclusionThere are more and more books on Haskell newly published or coming, this makes me happy as this broaden the Haskell community, shows that it is growing and makes it easier to learn the language. Reading is not enough to learn so at the moment I'm writing small Haskell projects to go from a beginner to intermediate level.
Is it possible to curry arbitrary arguments to a function? Do I need Template Haskell to do this?
Basically I want to be able to do this:
f :: A -> B -> C -> D -> E -> F f a ? c ? e :: B -> D -> F (f a ? c ? e) b d :: FThe question marks represent arguments that I basically want to be "blank".
This way I can curry the function based on any argument instead of just the last one. I can't really think of a way to make this magic work, except maybe using template haskell (which I don't really know anything about). Any haskell wizards out there want to shed some light on this idea?
EDIT: I mostly mean "partially apply" instead of "curry".
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Neil Mitchell: Announcing Shake 0.14
Summary: Shake 0.14 is now out. The *> operator became %>. If you are on Windows the FilePath operations work differently.
I'm pleased to announce Shake 0.14, which has one set of incompatible changes, one set of deprecations and some new features.
The *> operator and friends are now deprecated
The *> operator has been the Shake operator for many years, but in GHC 7.10 the *> operator is exported by the Prelude, so causes name clashes. To fix that, I've added %> as an alias for *>. I expect to export *> for the foreseeable future, but you should use %> going forward, and will likely have to switch with GHC 7.10. All the Shake documentation has been updated. The &*> and |*> operators have been renamed &%> and |%> to remain consistent.
Development.Shake.FilePath now exports System.FilePath
Previously the module Development.Shake.FilePath mostly exported System.FilePath.Posix (even on Windows), along with some additional functions, but modified normalise to remove /../ and made </> always call normalise. The reason is that if you pass non-normalised FilePath values to need Shake can end up with two names for one on-disk file and everything goes wrong, so it tried to avoid creating non-normalised paths.
As of 0.14 I now fully normalise the values inside need, so there is no requirement for the arguments to need to be normalised already. This change allows the simplification of directly exporting System.FilePath and only adding to it. If you are not using Windows, the changes are:
- normalise doesn't eliminate /../, but normaliseEx does.
- </> no longer calls normalise. It turned out calling normalise is pretty harmful for FilePattern values, which leads to fairly easy-to-make but hard-to-debug issues.
If you are using Windows, you'll notice all the operations now use \ instead of /, and properly cope with Windows-specific aspects like drives. The function toStandard (convert all separators to /) might be required in a few places. The reasons for this change are discussed in bug #193.
New features
This release has lots of new features since 0.13. You can see a complete list in the change log, but the most user-visible ones are:
- Add getConfigKeys to Development.Shake.Config.
- Add withTempFile and withTempDir for the Action monad.
- Add -j to run with one thread per processor.
- Make |%> matching with simple files much faster.
- Use far less threads, with corresponding less stack usage.
- Add copyFileChanged.
I'm hoping the next release will be 1.0!
Old Haskell optimization tutorial
Will the performance of lazy code get better with improvements in AI?
I often see experienced Haskellers adding strictness annotations to a lot of performance critical code. I, however, can't see why laziness would ever be a bad thing. The laziest program would be one that calculated the bare minimum needed to get an answer, essentially deferring all work that was unnecessary. This leads me to believe that it is how the compiler knows when to be lazy that is the problem, not laziness itself. Would machine learning or artificial intelligence help in this regard?
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Given that we aren't going to put any effort into testing, what's the best way to test?
Philip Wadler: CITIZENFOUR showing in Edinburgh
Kickstarter-like, OurScreen will arrange to show a film if enough people sign up to see it. I've scheduled a showing:
Cameo Edinburgh, 12 noon, Tuesday 2 December 2015cost: £6.80 Book tickets from OurScreen.
If 34 people sign up by Sunday 23 November, then the showing will go ahead.
I'm debating between Haskell and Clojure... (xPost r/Clojure)
I'm an experienced OO Programmer (Java, some C#, less ruby) considering jumping into the FP world. Some problem spaces I'm dealing with seem better suited for that approach. I'm also a big fan of the GOOS book, and want to push some of those concepts further.
I'm debating between Haskell and Clojure as my jumping off point. My main criteria is good community, tool support, and a language with an opinion (I'm looking at you, scala and javascript).
Other than serendipity, what made you choose Haskell over others, especially Clojure?
Why should I chose Haskell?
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Haskell and Mapping Real Numbers
I've been reading "What Every Computer Scientist Should Know About Floating-Point Arithmetic" https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E19957-01/806-3568/ncg_goldberg.html#680 and I noticed that haskell uses the IEEE standard -- like most languages (> 0.1 + 0.2 = 0.30000000000000004 :: Fractional a => a).
What I'm wondering now though, is how possible is it to accurately map Real Number math precisely with a programming language? I always thought haskell would be really good at this, but I guess not.. Are there any languages that do real arithmetic accurately/precisely, and if it's impossible -- how close are computer scientists currently -- is there any thing out there that I can read to get caught up on the subject?
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Is this a compiler bug?
GIST here:
Basically, I have a program that implements a small DSL w/ assignments. It's parametrised on it's type (typ) via GADTs.
type RHS typ = String data Exp typ where ... data Statement = forall typ. Assign (RHS typ) (Exp typ)The idea is that assignment should be type checked by matching the typ parameter, but once it is, it should be forgotten so that I can combine statements w/ different types.
Strangely this type checks
exp = ... :: Exp String rhs = "foo" :: RHS () st = Assign rhs expHowever, by changing RHS into a data def instead of a type def it fails to compile.
data RHS typ = RHS String rhs = RHS "foo" st = Assign rhs expIs this correct? If so, why? Only extension is GADTs.
Just tried to report a bug on the GHC trac, but can't get my verification email.
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Books Alive 2009 Reading Challenge
September is book month in Australia as the book industry gets behind the the Books Alive campaign, which runs from August 26 to September 30. And what better way to celebrate reading than … a reading challenge!
Books Alive Reading Challenge
1. Read as many books as you can from Sept 7 to 30. (This gives us a weekend to buy or borrow books for the challenge.)
2. On Oct 1, post a list of the books you read. If you don't have a blog or website, you can post your results as a comment to our challenge round-up in October.
3. The list should either link to your reviews of the books or include short comments saying what you thought of each book.
Challenge variations (more difficult)
All-rounder challenge Read as many books as you can from The Guide (50 Books You Can't Put Down). If you choose this challenge, at least one book should be the anthology or Grug book that you get free when you buy one of the books on the list. (Booktopia has the entire list in its catalogue.)
Romance challenge Read as many books as you can from the list of 2009 R*BY Award finalists. If you choose this challenge, one of the books must be Dark Country or How To Break Your Own Heart. These books are in The Guide and were written by authors nominated for a R*BY Award this year.
Library challenge Read as many books as you can from your local library.
Or devise a theme of your own!
Books Alive Quickie Challenge
This one is more of a meme if you're too lazy to do a full challenge. (We understand laziness—yes, we do.) The Quickie Challenge is to create your own list of 10 Books You Can't Put Down. You can choose any theme (e.g. genre, year of publication) or no theme at all. The aim of this challenge is to showcase the best of the best in your chosen genre or theme. You may post the list any time during the Books Alive campaign.
We're planning to give out book prizes. We're still figuring out how this will work, and we'll post the details soon.
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We've made some buttons for the challenges, and you're welcome to download them via Flickr. Otherwise, you can just copy and paste the following code to insert the buttons on your blog:
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Terrorists funded by Iran have increased attempts to attack Jewish targets around the world in the past year, Shin Bet (Israel Security Agency) chief Yoram Cohen told the Knesset Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee on Wednesday.Pointing to Iran as the main channel for attacks, Cohen explained that only a fraction of attempts on Jewish lives internationally have been publicized.The Shin Bet, Mossad and IDF intelligence worked together, "connecting bits of information until we were able to act and block the organization [of attacks]," Cohen said.Cohen also cited Iranian agents training operatives in Gaza, which he called "a giant arms warehouse."Hamas has about 8,000 rockets in Gaza with a range of 4 to 40 km., as well as 15,000 operatives, he said. Islamic Jihad has 5,000 fighters, some trained by Iranians entering Gaza, while others travel abroad to learn terror attack strategies."Libya is the new gate to hell," Cohen added, referring to large amounts of shoulder missiles and rockets smuggled from Libya into Gaza. So many weapons are brought into Gaza that they have caused a "flood," he explained, to the point that they lowered the price of arms.According to Cohen, Hamas does not intend to use its extensive weaponry in Gaza to conquer Israel, rather to increase its deterrence so the defense establishment will weigh its steps before acting.The Shin Bet head also described a burgeoning Gazan weapons industry, developing rockets with a longer range. A large lathe, used to manufacture rockets, was recently brought into Gaza.At the same time, Cohen said, "the Shin Bet has hundreds of quality targets in Gaza, based on high-quality intelligence. The day we receive the command, we can attack them from air or land.""If we do not take out terrorism in Gaza, then in the future we will meet the same capabilities, but in larger numbers," he explained. "The question is not whether to act against terrorism in Gaza, but what will be the other side's reaction. There is a fear that many citizens will be sent to shelters."Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas realizes that his power is limited in Gaza because of Hamas, Cohen stated, adding that the possibility of reconciliation between Fatah and Hamas "looks further than ever."Cohen pointed to a rise in terrorism coming from Judea and Samaria, mostly using rocks, knives and similar weapons. Hamas is the dominant terrorist organization in the region.In the past year, 28 kidnapping attempts were thwarted, with at least 18 coming from Hamas operatives.The PA opposes violence and works against terrorism by "calming and warning," but not arresting attackers or putting them on trial, he explained. If they receive a concrete warning from Israeli intelligence, they attempt to stop the attack.Egypt has a major governability problem in Sinai, Cohen added, and has an interest in working with Israel to get rid of terrorism in the area."Terrorist organizations are not interested in facing us directly, so they send rockets from Sinai to Eilat," Cohen stated. "If the Egyptians do not take care of terrorism, we will have a very complex problem."The Shin Bet chief briefly mentioned the issue of Africans illegally entering Israel, saying that no terrorist activity by migrants has been detected.
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PALM BEACH COUNTRY ESTATES, Fla. -- - Deputies with the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office are searching for two men who investigators said burglarized a home in Palm Beach County Estates on Tuesday.
Investigators said a call came into the sheriff's office that a home along 75th Avenue North had been broken into by what appeared to be two men who then ran from the home.
"He was running through the backyard and actually bent down to get something. My husband thought it was one of the neighbor kids," said Jennifer Compton, who lives near where the burglary took place.
Compton soon learned it was one of the burglars who had run through her backyard.
Neighbors said the men later stole a car from a different home in the neighborhood.
"That's a little unnerving. You know, nothing ever happens out here. So for that to happen, it's scary," said Compton.
Deputies searched by air, with canines and even began pulling drivers over to search for the men.
Somehow, the burglars made it through the perimeter that was set up in the neighborhood.
"For the past year, it's been happening in our neighborhood. So if we see something questionable, we hope it's not our house," said Paul Roorda, who lives across the street from the home that was burglarized.
Roorda has live in the Palm Beach Country Estates neighborhood for 33 years and said the recent rash of burglaries does not seem to be stopping.
"I'd say go get a job, don't steal," said Roorda.
Until the burglars are caught, Compton said she will not feel safe.
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I've just written an opinion piece for the admirable Kazan Herald on 'Glimmers of Hope in the Kazan Police Scandal', trying to make some sense of the ghastly case of the apparent (well, pretty conclusive, but technically not yet proven in a court of law) death of a man after he was brutally abused in the city's Dalny (Dal'nii) police precinct. It may seem counter-intuitive to be looking for hope in such a tragedy, but the scale and nature of the public outcry, the authorities' quick and decisive response are encouraging and initiatives such as the decision to instal video cameras in interrogation rooms may well help more concrete the often vague precepts of the 2011 Law on the Police. After all, police reform will inevitably be a halting, two-steps-forward-one-step-back process, a cultural and institutional change far slower and more complex than just spray-painting полиция over милиция on the sides of their cars. But part of the process, unpleasant as it may be at the time, will precisely be in flushing out decades of accumulated filth from the system. That other victims of the Dalny police, and the Kazan police as a whole, are now coming forward with their stories, stories which are terrible precisely because they are not atypical, that they could be heard in every part of Russia, is a good thing. The truth shall not always set you free, but it is at least a pretty unavoidable precondition for creating a more positive relationship between police and policed in the future.
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I'll be bringing Galaxy Trucker and Cosmic Encounter. GT handles 2-4 and CE is 4-5.
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Koko Company Rice Pillow
Koko Company is made of natural fibers. They are allergy free and help you enjoy a calm and restful sleep.
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Koko Company Rice Pillow
Weights & Dimensions
Product Type: Throw pillow | Color: Multi-Colored |
Style: Modern | Size: Medium (16" - 20") |
Shape: Square | Cover Material: 100% Cotton
Fill Material: Polyester/Polyfill | Number of Items Included: 1 |
Density: Soft | Embroidered: No |
Room Use: Foyer; Bedroom; Living room; Den; Game room | Pattern: Text |
Organic: No | Gender: Unisex |
Life Stage: Adult | Tassels Included: No |
Removable Cover: Yes
| Washing Method: Machine wash |
Drying Method: Line dry | Country of Manufacture: New Zealand |
About the Manufacturer
Koko Company has been the one of the nation's foremost manufacturers of bedroom design and is a known name among consumers and suppliers all over the world. Koko Company has traveled the globe to focus on giving their customers the best one-of-a-kind set up for a modern bedroom décor.Custom design your beautiful bedroom with Koko Company's bedding sets, bed linens, accent pillows, and outdoor/indoor rugs. These products eye-catching designs and elegant bold styles will be sure to give any bedroom that modern day feel you've been looking for! Koko Company is known for their saturated color and detailed natural fiber fabrics that will provide great quality for many years to come.
Koko Company Rice Pillow
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Gorgeous & High Quality gonloco from Tucson, AZ– Verified Buyer I bought this pillow and it looks amazing in my master bedroom. The colors are much richer in person. Everyone comments on the uniqueness of the pillow. |
Rice Pillow is also sometimes listed under the following manufacturer numbers: 91616