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Neal on Centre College dean's list
Chelsea Neal of Shelbyville has been named to the dean's list for the winter/spring term at Centre College in Danville, an honor reserved for students who maintain at least a 3.60 grade-point average. She is the daughter of Patricia Cooksey of Shelbyville and John Neal of Lexington and is a graduate of Christian Academy of Louisville.
Parents and teachers gathered from all around the county March 8 to enjoy an evening of "Voices," the theme that was interpreted differently by Talented And Gifted (TAG) dance and drama students from both middle and both high schools in the county.
A local student included on the dean's list at Furman University includes Landri Tripp, daughter of Beth Philip Tripp. Furman's dean's list is composed of full-time undergraduate students who earn a grade point average of 3.4 or higher on a four-point system.
Graduates of McKendree University's Louisville and Radcliff campuses received their diplomas at commencement exercises June 11 at the Highview Baptist Church East Campus. Among those was Shirley K. Moore of Simpsonville, who received a degree in business administration.
Stephen Thomas Hewlett of Shelbyville and Jessica Lindsey Schaper of Simpsonville received Bachelor of Arts degrees from Miami University. Schaper graduated cum laude. Hewlett, Schaper and Kelly Morgan Hill of Shelbyville made the dean's list.
Colin George Garner of Simpsonville was among the graduates awarded at Denison University's 170th commencement held May 15. He earned a bachelor of arts degree with a double major in east Asian studies and economics. He was the recipient of the Alumni Award and studied abroad for a semester with the Shanghai Program in China.
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Shelby County residents Lindy Bush and Steven Waurio were among the 200 to attend the Center for Gifted Studies' 29th annual summer camp for academically talented students at Western Kentucky University. SCATS provides enhanced learning opportunities for academically talented sixth, seventh, and eighth grade students.
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You've got to love the swagger around the Anderson County football team.
Friday night was supposed to be the night the Bearcats were ripe for an upset. You know all the issues.
*Anderson was coming off an emotional win over Mercer County the week before.
*Most fans knew that Henry County was pretty good, but since the Wildcats play in Class 3A, there is a perception, often unwarranted, that smaller schools can't play with the bigger boys.
As fall begins Anderson County High School sports teams pick up right where they left of last year, winning. For their first meet the boys' cross country team won their meet, the first cross country win in many years. The meet was held at Frankfort's State Archives, thought by many to be one of the toughest courses in the state. The Archives course is known for its half-mile hill and its constant state of incline, two things that the team overcame to not only win the event but sweep it.
The Anderson County boys' golf team ends the regular season this week and will be shooting for a state tournament berth Tuesday in the regional tournament, set for Maywood Golf Course in Bardstown.
The top two teams and top three individuals not on those teams will advance to the state tournament in Bowling Green the first week of October.
Anderson has not advanced as a team for 15 years, but coach Will Carlton says, "We have a decent shot."
Anderson County football coach Mark Peach hopes recent history repeats itself Friday night at Grant County.
All the while, he can point to a cruel lesson the Bearcats learned 12 years ago.
Anderson will be heavily favored at Grant, which stands at 2-2, but took a 49-6 pounding from Western Hills last week.
According to the Rating the State poll in the Lexington Herald-Leader, Anderson is about a 36-point favorite. The Courier-Journal Litkenhous ratings have the Bearcats favored by more than 50 points.
Chances are the mantra around both Anderson County and Henry County this week will be something to the effect of "It only takes 11."
Anderson travels to Henry County on Friday night for what could be a major test against one of the state's better Class 3A teams.
However, many will point to the fact that Anderson is a 5A school and much has a much larger enrollment than Henry. Last year, Anderson enrolled just over 1,200 students while Henry was just under 700.
All right, Wildcat fans. Saturday is your day.
It's the day you have been waiting for ever since you partied in Memphis while your Little Brother had to decide between Middletown and Valley Station.
It's the day you get a chance to remove that image of John L. Smith strutting across the field -- your field, even -- with a 56-28 win in his pocket.
It's the day you get to pay back Bobby Petrino for calling a timeout so he could score one more time even with the game in the bag.
The Anderson County boys' soccer team put on a pair of dominating performances before falling in the championship game of the Stonerside Cup tournament, held at Bourbon County last week. The Bearcats are now 8-3-1 on the season with some big district matchups on the horizon.
The Bearcats ripped Corbin 5-0 last Tuesday, then blitzed Dixie Heights 10-0 in the second game of the round-robin tournament. Bourbon County, a team Anderson coach Brett Morris described as "fast and athletic," scored a 4-2 win in what amounted to the championship game of the tourney.
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Saturday, Sept. 19: Anderson Co. in Boyle Co. Invitational, TBA
There was not much joy in Taylor Gillis' game Saturday.
At least there wasn't until someone reminded her about Joy.
Struggling more than a little bit with an uncharacteristic 6-over at the turn of the Joy of Golf Invitational – being played on her home course at Wild Turkey Trace, at that – Gillis got a little pep talk from someone closest to Joy Mountjoy.
Big plays. Take advantage of opportunities. Little things.
Anderson County mixed them all together Friday night and came up with a 42-21 win over Mercer County before a standing room only crowd at Hollie Warford Stadium.
Quarterback Jacob Russell found senior classmate Grant Cox for scoring passes of 47, 76 and 70 yards and broke off a 75-yard run to start the second half as the Bearcats moved to 3-0 on the year.
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Bhavnagar was picked among 16 Lok Sabha seats in the country where Rahul Gandhi has experimented on primaries to decide the Congress party's candidates. Bhavnagar is the ninth such seat across India.
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|to 4 pounds lean pork baby back ribs or spareribs
|cup hoisin sauce
|tablespoons soy sauce, divided
|tablespoons dry sherry
|cloves garlic, minced
|tablespoons honey
|tablespoon dark sesame oil
- Place ribs in large resealable food storage bag. Combine hoisin sauce, 3 tablespoons soy sauce, sherry and garlic in cup; pour over ribs. Seal bag; turn to coat. Marinate in refrigerator at least 4 hours or up to 24 hours.
- Preheat oven to 375°F. Drain ribs; reserve marinade. Place ribs on rack in shallow, foil-lined roasting pan. Bake 30 minutes. Turn; brush ribs with half of reserved marinade. Bake 15 minutes. Turn ribs over; brush with remaining marinade. Bake 15 minutes.
- Combine remaining 1 tablespoon soy sauce, honey and sesame oil in small bowl; brush over ribs. Bake 5 to 10 minutes or until ribs are cooked through, browned and crisp.* Cut into serving-size pieces.
*Ribs may be made ahead to this point. Cover and refrigerate up to 3 days. To reheat, wrap ribs in foil; cook in preheated 350°F oven 40 minutes or until heated through. Cut into serving-size pieces.
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Each human being is responsible for his own karma and comes into the world carrying with him the karma of numerous previous rounds of existence in keeping with the causal laws governing the workings of the individual consciousness.<quoted text>
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Lost in participative obervation? - Music and gesture in the rituals of "possession" or shamanism
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- Created: 17 March 2015
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- Written by Emilie Maj, trans Hélène Karyotakis, Faustine Faure
The article starts out by clearly distinguishing shamanism and possession. The shaman enters into trance voluntarily and is considered to be a 'musicker'. On the other hand, the possessed passively experiences the trance and is said to be 'musicked'. Music plays a considerable role among the elements of the system of the ritual. Indeed, the musical instrument becomes a tool which provides rhythm to rituals, due to its inherent scenography and the emotional and sensitive characteristics that derive from it. The set of these features encourages individuals to enter into trance. In a social context, music provokes different reactions according to the people's culture. Music and dance enable to explore unexpected and diverse territories of the human "supernature".
Music and gesture in the rituals of "possession" or shamanism
Reading this book calls for a reflection on gesture and sound in the relationship to spirits. In particular, it leads to giving serious consideration to the issue of "authenticity", notably concerning the behavior called "trance": researchers do not always interrogate the use of this word. I will here develop a commentary in four points. First, I will highlight the figures of the shaman and the possessed, and the terms "musicker" [musiquant in the French-language original] and "musicked" [musiqué in the original] a taxonomy borrowed from Gilbert Rouget, in the course of the study of a Siberian case. Then I will examine the respective roles of the gesture and the word as ways of representing the spirits, which will thirdly lead me on to discuss the issue of syncretism and the adaptation of the rituals to social and religious changes. Finally, I will question the need to "go into trance" and to seek "authenticity" in the behavior, on the one hand, and in the facts of shamanism and possession[1] on the other.
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Les premières cibles - retour sur les événements du 11 septembre 2001
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- Created: 06 February 2015
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- Written by James Meek, trans: Cloé Vaniscotte, Elsa Blanc, Carole Ngolle
Ouvrage recensé:Lawrence Wright, The Looming Tower: Al-Qaeda's Road to 9/11 (La «Tour Obsédante» : parcours d'Al-Qaida jusqu'au 11 septembre), Allen Lane, 470p, Août 2006.
En 1995, au Soudan, le Dr. Ayman al-Zawahiri appela à comparaître deux adolescents pour crimes de trahison, sodomie et tentative de meurtre devant une cour de sa propre invention respectant les principes de la Charia. L'un des deux garçons, Ahmed, n'avait que treize ans. Zawahiri, le sombre partenaire d'Oussama Ben Laden, les fit entièrement déshabiller, démontrant ainsi qu'il avaient déjà atteint la puberté et pouvaient par conséquent être jugés en tant qu'adultes. La cour improvisée déclara coupables les deux garçons. Zawahiri ordonna leur mise à mort, filma leurs confessions ainsi que leurs exécutions, et mit en circulation les copies du film afin de mettre en garde d'autres traîtres éventuels. Ses hôtes soudanais furent si outragés qu'ils expulsèrent immédiatement Ayman Zawahiri et son groupe du pays.
Si cela n'exonère en rien Zawahiri, les deux adolescents, comme l'explique Lawrence Wright, ont néanmoins réellement tenté de le tuer : Ahmed en révélant aux espions égyptiens l'heure et le lieu exacts auxquels Zawahiri viendrait lui administrer ses soins contre la malaria; l'autre garçon, Musab, en essayant à deux reprises de poser une bombe le ciblant. Ces tentatives d'assassinat étaient parties prenantes des efforts impitoyables déployés par le gouvernement égyptien pour détruire Zawahiri et son organisation, al-Jihad, après que cette dernière ait failli tuer le président Hosni Mubarak. « Impitoyables » doit être entendu ici au sens fort du terme.
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Sectarian Gulf: Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, and the Arab Spring That Wasn't, by Toby MATTHIESEN
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- Created: 05 February 2015
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- Written by Jeanne Guedj
Everybody remembers the Arab uprising as the biggest global turmoil since the collapse of the Soviet Union. These mass protests against authoritarian rule that swept the Arab world in 2011 have changed the Middle East forever. They have broken the common idea that Arab countries are fatally condemned to live under authoritarian rulers and have promoted a new Arab public sphere in which Arab autocrats no longer feel secure. Nevertheless, counter-revolutionary forces have since then rapidly set about attempting to divide the protesters along regional, sectarian, tribal, or ideological lines. Such is the sectarian line that Toby MATTHIESEN has decided to study in his book Sectarian Gulf: Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, and the Arab Spring That Wasn't.
Toby MATTHIESEN is a Research Fellow in Islamic and Middle Eastern Studies at Pembroke College, University of Cambridge. With Sectarian Gulf, he has written a book about the events which took place in the Gulf during 2011. His aim is to provide us with a contribution to the debates around the Arab uprising.
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Muslim Women and the Veiling Fashion Industry in Turkey
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- Published: 02 February 2015
- Written by Pierre Cassel, Manon Rubiloni, Leïla Seddiki
Abstract : Since the 80's, Muslim veiled women became more and more visible in the Turkish public space. A new way to claim their belonging both to Islam and Fashion appeared with what has been called the Tesuttür fashion. Understand the mechanisms of Veiling Fashion industry leads us to rethink Turkish modernity issues and to capture the diversity of its social practices. A careful consideration to the industrial fields mobilized by the producers as well as the resources developed by the Muslim consumers is necessary to analyze the success of this industry.
Keywords : Turkey, Islam, modernity, veiling, fashion, neoliberalism, industry, consumption, communication
Résumé : Depuis les années 1980 la visibilité de femmes musulmanes voilées s'est accrue au sein de l'espace public turc. Une nouvelle façon de revendiquer à la fois son appartenance à la religion musulmane et à la sphère de la mode est ainsi apparue avec ce que l'on appelle la mode Tesuttür. Comprendre l'industrie de la mode du foulard islamique permet de repenser les enjeux de la modernité turque et d'y saisir la diversité des pratiques sociales. Analyser le succès de cette industrie nécessite donc d'accorder une attention particulière aux domaines industriels mobilisés par les producteurs et aux ressources mises en œuvre par les consommatrices musulmanes.
Mots-clés : Turquie, islam, modernité, foulard, fashion, néolibéralisme, industrie, consommation, communication
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Medine, rapper or preacher?
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The idea here is to focus our attention on what one French raptivist[1], writer and performer Medine, has to say in one of his numerous songs concerning Islam, Muslims and current society. This singer was indeed awarded the distinction of figuring in France's public History manuals in 2012[2] , and a few months from now will once again stage a come-back with a new album,entitled "the Alb'man". It is consequently interesting to study, through the lyrics of a recent single, from what angle he approaches the current crisis in inter-religious and community relations in French society.
Medine was formerly a member of the hip-hop collective "La Boussole" in 1996 and has been recording with its music label, "DIN records", since 1995. Known for the quality of his writing and his adamantium[3] nib, Medine is an openly committed artist struggling for the right to be a Muslim in France. His provocative lyrics force listeners to reconsider their attitudes, do some thinking and be more open-minded about the world around them.
Nine Parts of Desire, The Hidden World of Islamic Women (1994)
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- Created: 25 November 2014
- Published: 25 November 2014
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Geraldine Brooks is an Australian journalist and writer. She was born in 1955. After graduating, she worked as a correspondent for The Wall Street Journal in several countries undergoing conditions of war or civil conflict, for instance Bosnia or Somalia. In the 1990s, she spent six years in the Middle East, where she became famous for her coverage of the Gulf war.
Nine Parts of Desire, The Hidden World of Islamic Women is a first-hand account , written in dashing, journalistic style. It is a testimony, based on her own direct experience in the Middle East. Although it is considered to be a non-fictional story, it might have been somewhat fictionalized mainly to meet editorial requirements. As the book was first published in 1994: we can easily imagine that 20 years later, the situation in the Middle East must have changed. That is why we may wonder if the issues raised by G. Brooks are still as relevant as they were then.
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Research Dossier:Updating Religion and Philosophy, General Introduction
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- Created: 21 July 2014
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- Written by Raphaël Mercier, Micha Knuth
Historically, all the great world religions have been intrinsically linked to philosophical thought. In our research dossier we shall attempt to gain some insights into the philosophical and sociological analysis of religion by recent thinkers. In order to do so, we have chosen to present four very different approaches within the field in order to provide an overall impression of the diversity of contemporary discourse revolving around religion. So we here we shall be focusing on accounts of 1) a theory of myth,2) modern Islamic theology, 3) French sociology of religion and last but not least 4) an analysis of the place of religion within modern democracies.
In our first article we show how Hans Blumenberg, one of the most eminent German philosophers of the second half of the 20th century, tackled the problem of myth. According to Blumenberg, the function of myth resides in its power to overcome man's fear facing the 'absolutism of reality'. By giving names to the different aspects of reality and by assigning different powers to different gods, man domesticates his environment by integrating it into his lifeworld. Interaction with the world becomes possible through its differentiation into multiple aspects. This process of the 'depotentialisation' of the absolute is an ever ongoing process and the work on myth as a work on our way of relating to reality is followed up by Blumenberg throughout the intellectual history of the Occident in an amazing manner.
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Religion and Philosophy: Jürgen Habermas' Take on Religion
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- Created: 21 July 2014
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- Written by Raphaël Mercier, Micha Knuth
Few German philosophers of the post-war area have managed to gain an international notoriety rivalling that of Jürgen Habermas. His thinking has informed many of the major debates in various fields during the last decennia. Aiming at a critical reconstruction of the emancipatory potential of Modernity, Habermas' collected works guides its reader through the history of modern thought from the enlightenment to social theory, from idealism to pragmatism and linguistics. His appropriation of the various contents of our intellectual tradition has led Habermas to an all-encompassing theory of modernity and its immanent potentials.
The Emancipatory Potential of Communication
If we may still retain hope after two world wars accompanied by historically unprecedented degrees of horror, it is due to our being endowed with language and our capacity for rational discourse. This conception of man as a political animal endowed with reason and speech (λογος) goes back to Aristotle's definition of the citizen of the polis. But Habermas pushes things further when he insists on the intersubjective basis of the exercise of reason. Man's judgment becomes sound thanks to exchange and consultation with his fellow citizens. Accordingly, the state should do everything it can to foster reasonable discourse concerning political affairs.
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Book Review: Camille Tarot – Le Symbolique et le Sacré. Théories de la Religion
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- Created: 19 July 2014
- Published: 19 July 2014
- Written by Raphaël Mercier, Micha Knuth
What's at stake in the definition of Religion? Why should one feel the need today to devote 910 pages to this subject and its evolution during the 20th century in France? Camille Tarot's Le Symbolique et le Sacré: Théories de la Religion [The Symbolic and the Sacred: Theories of Religion] answers these questions through a fascinating and pedagogical approach. His big book on the debate about the status of religion in French social thought sets a high standard for future discussions in the field.
A Close-up on French Sociology of Religion
In order to provide a general overview on the sociological debate evolving around the term of religion in the 20th century, Tarot makes use of what he calls the "scholastic mode of reasoning". This translates into the quadripartite structure of his book: exposition of the problem, presentations of existing opinions on the subject, discussion of their validity, and finally, the establishment of the author's own theory in the final part of the book.
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Qu'est-ce qui ne va plus avec l'art critique?
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- Created: 21 March 2014
- Published: 21 March 2014
- Written by Hal Foster, trad: Raphaël Mercier, Célia Perrin, Manon Jamois
Lors des féroces attaques critiques que les plus charismatiques penseurs de la France d'après-guerre se sont cordialement infligées - Lévi-Strauss versus Sartre, Foucault versus Derrida, Deleuze et Guattari versus Lacan, pour n'en citer que quelques-uns - les enjeux théoriques étaient de taille, et les implications politiques pouvaient se donner comme étant de première importance. On pouvait sérieusement parler de « politique de la théorie », et nous autres observateurs à distance avons été nombreux à le faire. Mais tout cela s'est passé il y a maintenant quelques décennies ; qu'en est-il aujourd'hui ? Existe-t-il toujours des 'maîtres à penser'[1] ? Avons-nous encore besoin de telles figures ?
Cover up in style: hijabistas, between faith and high fashion ...
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- Created: 27 May 2014
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Abstract: Depuis quelques années, principalement dans les pays de culture anglo-saxonne, nombreuses sont les bloggeuses de mode musulmanes qui se sont fait une place dans l'univers très riche de la blogosphère :comme leurs homologues occidentales, elles publient des photographies de leurs tenues à travers des billets d'humeur, mais ont pour particularité de revendiquer leur culture musulmane, notamment à travers le port du hijab. Entre mode et religion, retour sur ce phénomène qui peut surprendre, mais qui montre avant tout la volonté de moderniser l'image de la femme musulmane dans une société où le port du voile est régulièrement perçu comme un signe d'infériorité du genre féminin.
Hijab style, hijabistas: between faith and high fashion
Over the last few years, new fashion bloggers have been appearing in the blogosphere: hijabistas - Muslim fashion addicts and bloggers. Like their western homologues, they are trendy and post pictures of their outfits on their blogs. The only difference is the fact that they wear the hijab and that their clothes respect the norms of decency. More than a sign of faith, here the hijab is a trendy accessory, mingling the sphere of Islam with that of fashion and the consumer society. How is this phenomenon to be apprehended? Are we talking about a depravation of the hijab or of the proof that there is no incompatibility between faith and fashion?
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"God and Caesar in America"
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- Created: 16 October 2012
- Published: 16 October 2012
- Written by Gülener Kirnali and Guillaume Silhol
The article "God and Caesar in America: Why mixing religion and politics is bad for both" (Foreign Affairs - March/April 2012) was written by two important political scientists; Robert David Putnam and David E. Campbell. The material in the article comes from the authors' highly informative book American Grace: How religion divides and unites us (published in 2010 by Simon&Schuster).The book is based on many surveys, but central to its analysis is the Faith Matters Survey that was conducted in 2006 on behalf of Harvard University, the second survey from 2007 with 3100 Americans. On the other hand; the article contains some statistical data from a 2011 survey and certain data from Gallup survey.


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Latin American Program in the News: Ahmadinejad Meets With Chavez as Nuclear Talks in Moscow FalterJun 25, 2012
As the international community pressured Iran to cooperate in regard to its nuclear program, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad went to Venezuela to meet with Hugo Chavez.
Latin American Program in the News: Ecuador president mulls Julian Assange asylum bidJun 25, 2012
Ecuadorean President Rafael Correa is considering whether to grant Julian Assange's request for asylum, a move that would offend the United States and the European Union.
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Iranian President Ahmadinejad is to visit several Latin American countries.
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With the global economic recovery at stake and Europe on the brink, the leaders of the G-20 nations are being hosted by President Calderón in Los Cabos, Mexico, as they seek to avoid crisis and stimulate sustainable growth. Top Mexican and U.S. experts met at the Wilson Center to discuss the summit.
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Venezuela, which had over 19,000 murders last year, has banned private gun ownership. Only army, police, and certain security companies will be allowed to purchase guns.
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View the article Hon. Antonio Simões published in conjunction with the Fundación Alexandre de Gusmão about Brazil's integration and relationship with the rest of Latin America.
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A former top Colombian official survived an assassination attempt on May 15 after a daylight bombing in the country's capital.
Latin American Program in the News: Insulza urges U.S. to accept Cuba at Summit of the AmericasApr 25, 2012
"The fact that we have talked about Cuba so much demonstrates that this is a problem of the United States", said Insulza during a conference at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars. "Is it worth keeping an artificial situation for the rest of the countries in the region, and indeed, defend a policy that has had no success in 50 years?", he questioned in relation to the trade embargo that Washington imposed on the communist island in 1962. (In Spanish)
Latin American Program in the News: OAS delivers conclusions about the Summit of the AmericasApr 25, 2012
"Even though the priorities and concerns are the same, the Americas are not as synchronized as we would like and there is still a lot of work to do", was the first conclusion from the secretary general of the Organization of Americas State (OAS), José Miguel Insulza, in regards to the hemispheric encounter in Cartagena. During the conference organized at the Woodrow Wilson Center, in Washington DC, Insulza emphasized that "we have to find ways of cooperation in pending themes and that is what is going to determine if this is going to be a decade of success for the Americas". (in Spanish)
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I'm not seriously advocating it, of course, I just think it'd be funny as something akin to performance art. And I'm also genuinely curious about how the average Occupier would respond to their tent being infringed upon in this way. Complain that you've illegally infringed upon their rights to private possession of property? Notify the police that you're sleeping where you're not supposed to? I can only imagine that the police would enjoy the irony of someone trying to evict a trespasser from their illegal encampment.
Then again, this is only funny if you expect the Occupiers to be consistent in any shape or form. While I appreciate the economic grievances that the Occupiers are venting, one thing I've learned from walking past (or through) McPherson Square every weekday for the last few months, it's that there are a lot of views being represented there, many of which seem wildly inconsistent with one another. For example, here's the anarchist flag they have flying over the camp:
And here's the sign proclaiming that "Islam is the Way" sign that was, for a long time, the only sign visible from the western edge of the encampment:
If you don't get why that's funny, there's an old Islamic proverb, "Better sixty years of tyranny than a single night of anarchy." So maybe intellectual consistency isn't the strong-suit of the Occupiers.


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The answer can be very subjective here. But I'd recommend using ANTLR if you want to write a parser. Currently ANTLR supports C, C#, ActionScript, JavaScript, and Java targets. From my experience the Java version is really stable to use and has been used in many powerful opensource projects namely Drools and Hibernate.
You'll want to look into parser generators. If you're a CS student then you'll probably want to take a look at the Dragon Book: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Compilers:_Principles,_Techniques,_and_Tools.
It would probably be easiest to build a parser using C# or Java, since you won't have to worry about things like memory management, etc and can focus on the grammar.
A good C# parser generator is GPPG: http://plas.fit.qut.edu.au/gppg/.
Parsers and compilers are two separate problems. For example I might write a compiler in C, but I would never write a parser in C (I would use a parser generator). For very simple parsers where speed isn't a high priority, I might hand-code the parser in Perl or Python, which have good text-manipulation facilities. But for anything beyond a very basic parser, I would use some sort of parser-generation tools. The most commonly-used ones are ANTLR, Coco/R, and Lex/Yacc and the GNU implementation Flex/Bison. My personal preference is Coco/R, but ANTLR seems to be more popular these days.
If you're writing a general-purpose programming language, you may want to consider writing it in itself. There are many benefits to this, including portability (people only have to port the first version of the language) and demonstration of capabilities (parsing is a hard problem, so if it can be done in your language that's a testament to your language). If your language is interpreted, this may not be appropriate for performance reasons.
Lisp / Scheme was what we were tasked with using back in uni.
They leant themselves quite well to the task.
While I once had a text book titled 'modern compiler implementation in Java' I think the professionals still use C. Other than to prove that their language can compile itself.
If you implementing a compiler from the ground up, most programming languages are up to the task. (I've even know of compilers / parsers written in Fortran IV and COBOL, though I wouldn't recommend trying that!)
But if the language you are trying to implement has even a non-trivial grammar, you would do better using a lexer generator and/or a parser generator to implement the front end. You'll get a much faster and more reliable parser.
So, on that basis, suitable programming languages for which a decent parser generator is available. There is a page on Wikipedia that compares a large number of parser generators. I didn't realize there were so many!
If your aim is to learn the techniques behind parsers (and tokenizers), maybe it's better to write one yourself from scratch. You can do this in most programming languages, so you can pick one you're comfortable with.
A while ago, I wrote a series of blog posts that show how easy it is to write a parser for a small fictitional BASIC-like programming language, in C#. I don't want to spam here, so I won't provide a direct link, but if you visit blog (see my profile) and go to the bottom, you can find a link "Writing a parser" in the "my posts"-section.
Do you want to write a parser for a general purpose language? In this case writing (and bootstrapping) in the target language is clearly recommended. You should eat your own dogfood.


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Curved Vaulted Ceiling - Need Light Ideas
OK I am getting some great help in my thread on LED lights, so I now have a new struggle...
We need some ideas for lighting our great room - it has a large curved ceiling with exposed curved beams. We will have spray foam insulation that will fill the entire cavity above the beams (rafters) - and it will be sheet rocked between the beams - we can't put in recessed lights, and may have trouble with some junction boxes - so we may have to direct wire (no boxes). The space is really open so there aren't a lot of wall areas to put sconces, cove lights, or other fixtures.
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So far one idea is to put a led strip cove light along the flat beam at the bottom of the curve.
Another is to put up a mono rail type track light like the Kovacs GK P4078 which has 8 lights and the track is 20' long. We could curve it and suspend it from the beams...
Looking for other ideas! Thanks!
Suspended lighting bar?
Cove lighting would be really nice though.
Pity you can't leave it - the rafters and beam looks great.
Look into the "wire" track lighting fixtures like this. You could run them inconspicuously perpendicular to the beams, or along the bottom or side edge.
So far here is what we are thinking:
Use the Kovacs GK P4078 mono-rail track which has 8 lights and is 20ft long - Running it across the beams at some level.
Use 2 uplight sconces on the right and left walls at about 9ft high (left wall is in the pic above).
Some cove or spot lighting at the bottom of the beams highlighting the ceiling curve. I think that would do it. See below for sketch on photo...
davidtay - That is an good idea - hadn't thought of it! Will look at it - of course costs go up again...
Was looking at the LED Strip Lights in roll form that are like $114 a reel (5 meter) is that the best option for cove lights like this do you think?
LED strip lights that come in a roll are typically low voltage DC.
Some may not be bright enough to provide sufficient indirect lighting. The more powerful strips will need to dissipate heat through the the PCB they're attached to. That in turn means that the PCB becomes less flexible and potentially more fragile.
In addition, you'll need extensive wiring, multiple power supplies and planning - to account for line current loss and voltage drop. All of which will need to meet electrical code.
If I were to do it, I'd go with the Philips Powercore lighting system which uses AC power instead and is probably more practical for large scale deployment in homes.
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this is my first year planting dahlia tubers.. last year i grew some from seed which came out nice, and so began my addiction to dahilas..
i ordered some tubers online and was planning on starting them indoors next month. and since ive never seperated the tubers before, i got some at walmart the other day to practice on. but i didnt see any eyes on them.. so i seperated them as best as i could and planted them in peat pots today.
anyway.. i guess im looking for some good tips so i dont screw any of the expensive ones i bought online...
Welcome, Allie. Good news: depending on where you ordered your tubers they will likely be single dahlia tubers with no dividing necessary. Or they might be similar to what you get at Walmart, a little multi-fingered conglomerate known as potroots. Those are generally smaller they're usually not easily divided. Grow just as well as regular tubers though.
I usually wait to see little nubs of growth on any dahlias to make sure they've got some life in them. It's easy to encourage them to sprout. Just place them with the central stem area exposed, and the rooty parts buried in a pot of barely damp soil or potting mix. Put them in a bright room and you should see growth in a few days, sometimes longer, depending on the variety.
The biggest thing to avoid is planting in cold, wet soil. Put them in pots or flats or whatever until your garden area is warmed up. Using paper-lined pots is a very easy way to get them started and then just slip them into the garden when ready. See the link below for photos.
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I know I'm posting rather a lot of ducks lately but all these little families live just across the street from me and the time to enjoy them is so fleeting. This gang of little Mallard babies was engaged in a "group float" as they contentedly sailed along the serene and calm waters of Grenadier Pond (High Park, Toronto, Ontario) on a warm June morning. I liked the way they were all looking in one direction except two – one looking in the other direction and one looking .. at me! .. and, of course, the sea-weed and grass stuck on their little bills…
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Oh aren't these darling?! Wonderful shot and composition! Hi Kat, I am back from vacation and have soooo much catching up to do…
Hi Joanne, did you have a nice time away? I think you had sunny and warm days so that's good.. no rain…Not to worry about catching up on my stuff… I know how that can be …Thanks for stopping by and so quickly!
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Beautiful capture !!!!
I like the way they are all (well most of them) looking in the same direction, too. It showcases the repeating pattern of the black stripe over their little eyes. They do look so content, and that warms my heart. I have to admit every time I see one of your ducklings photos I am reminded of the sad story of Greenie and Brownie….
Nice detail here, Kat. Very pretty!
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You have such a good eye as I never even realized that about the black stripe over their eyes…
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