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Geo::Coder::Geocoder::US 0.006_01 just went to PAUSE. There are no functional changes, I just wanted people to see my attempt to mark this module as deprecated and under threat of retraction.]]>
This is not the first time I have wondered if there is a central repository for hopefully-seldom-used procedures. All I have for the Lancaster Consensus is this link, and I suspect it would be difficult to find if I had not stumbled across it and noted it.]]>
This module does not seem to me to be in the same position as the one you have cited, in that Nagios::Plugin was potentially the subject of legal difficulties, whereas this module simply does nothing very slowly, and is a waste both of space and of brain bandwidth of people looking for a module they can actually use.
The only reason I can think of for leaving a stub release of my module on CPAN is to mark the name space as having been used. Can you think of others? Or do you think this is a more compelling reason than I do?]]>
Unfortunately timezone abbreviations (like e.g. PDT) are not unique. See for example http://www.timeanddate.com/time/zones/ ; even near the top you have a few abbreviations with different meanings.
tzinfo names are unique (e.g. Europe/Warsaw), but long. Timezone offsets (+0200 or UTC-2) do not tell anything about daylight saving.]]>
Just curious: how does Object::Simple compare to Moo ("Minimalist Object Orientation") that has Moose compatibility?]]>
Why not mock time, localtime, etc? There are modules on CPAN for that.
Yes, that's certainly a possibility. I may switch over to doing that in the future. But for now this appears to be working well without the need for mocking anything. I like to use mocking as a last resort when I can.
Why TODO and not SKIP for 64bit only tests?
Just because I really want to replace those tests ... they're not 64-bit only tests so much as tests which test the upper and lower bounds. 32-bit machines also have upper and lower bounds—they just happen to be different bounds. So I'm hoping that, by leaving them as TODO tests, they'll remind me that I really need to check whether I'm doing a 32-bit or 64-bit machine, then test the appropriate bounds.
(Interestingly, it seems that this is only necessary for Perl's prior to 5.12, because 5.12+ uses 64-bit signed integers for epoch seconds even when the underlying
time_t is not. So I'll need to check the Perl version as well as the architecture.)
$x in @m and
$y ~> @n are analogous to and just as comprehensible as
$x eq $m and
$y == $n.]]>
The new subs in List::Util are OK but they (understandably) follow the syntax of the rest, which is less sugary. This seemed to be an important point in the OP. How much sugar you like is a matter of taste, of course.
I agree with Graham Knop and I consider
any(@a) eq $x better because I can also say
any(@a) == $x and
any(@a) =~ $x, which is needed in Perl5 to avoid all smart match hoop jumping. Sometimes DWIM just expands to Detail What It Means.
$x in @avery comprehensible because it isn't obvious how it will be comparing elements. Will it use string equality or numeric equality? What if you need to pick one or the other?]]>
> Many won't even concede that the behavior I called out was unpleasant in the first place.
This sounds like "Many people disagree with me, how dare they" to me. (I'm one of them.)
- "Condescending, abusive advice"
- "So come on in newbies. You're stupid. You fill us with contempt. Get ready to complain. And most of all, don't waste our precious time."
- "antique, pompous, and arrogant elitists who can't even treat each other with kindness and respect"
Isn't all of this condescending, abusive advice itself?
If you don't have anything nice to say, well:
> Silence is better than any response that isn't nice, honest, and helpful.]]>
any(@a) eq $x is just not as comprehensible as
$x in @a, even if it does the same thing.]]>
-- mst]]>
It allows you to mix junctions, although you have to be careful of what you want. It also seems to be aware that equality isn't commutative any more when you mix all and any (as in all items here have to be equal to at least one item there, that is different from any item here has to be equal to all items there).
If you're worried by the Perl6:: in the name, Stevan Little's has got you covered: This is a solid module which you can use right now in your Perl 5 code..]]>
That's, for me, the worst possible reason to make a syntax change. Typing is cheap, and while I prefer a good, perlish expression over a verbose, redundant one. I'd prefer typing two lines if that makes the code definite for both the maintainer and the machine.
"It's not more readable."
yes it is. the use of List::MoreUtils points to a specific module API, and the use of eq means string comparison. Match that (no pun intended) with a maintainer needing to parse through all the smartmatch cases to figure out what is going on, or what may be happening in that line.]]>
Probably. (Not sure, but I'm not disagreeing.) That doesn't necessarily have anything to do with smartmatch though…]]>
At the moment, with List::MoreUtils you can do "any { $x eq $_ } @y", and there's some notion that in the future junctions would let you do things like "any(@y) eq $x" (and, incidentally, "any(@a) eq any(@b)" which would be cool). But while these are more flexible features, I think they're not that easy to understand at first glance
The "contains" sub is what I use at the moment (although I call mine "in"). But I think an operator would be more comprehensible. Something like "$a in @b" (stringwise comparison) or "$a ~> @b" (numeric comparison) would be easier to understand and much simpler to use for this common case.]]>
"Has there been any contact with the authors of those two posts..."
Absolutely not. I've seen how they treat people.
"Sadly it seems neither of us have the enthusiasm for this task"
You're misunderstanding. I'm not asking if you're willing to do it *instead* of me, I'm asking if you're willing to do it *with* me. I suppose I have my answer now, though.
Thank you again for your ideas and thoughtful consideration. :-)]]>
That's fair enough, hopefully we can agree to disagree on this point.
I saw some unpleasant behavior, called it out, and look where it landed me. Many won't even concede that the behavior I called out was unpleasant in the first place.
Called it out - good. In an unrelated forum - bad. Has there been any contact with the authors of those two posts or the people asking the original questions?
(yes, I know I'm approaching this with a software developer's "see a bug, fix the bug" mentality, which often does not translate well to social interaction)
"Would it not be more productive to sign up and create the Perl category to kick things off, rather than leaping to conclusions about people being repelled by the culture?" I don't know. Would you be willing to do that so we can find out?
Sadly it seems neither of us have the enthusiasm for this task (see my earlier comment about lacking time, patience and motivation for this sort of thing).]]>
Is silence better than an undiplomatic response?
Silence is better than any response that isn't nice, honest, and helpful.
If so, isn't that effectively going to kill off that mailing list?
Only if people can't be nice, honest, and helpful. If they can't, then good riddance.
"...topic drift..."?:
One of my central concerns is the assumption that "not unpleasant" means the same thing to insiders as to other people, especially to newbies.
'... surely basic principles of "don't be unpleasant, and if you see unpleasant behavior, call it out" apply.?'
I saw some unpleasant behavior, called it out, and look where it landed me. Many won't even concede that the behavior I called out was unpleasant in the first place.
"...your original post was likely written in anger..."
Shame then outrage. I went in imagining myself as needing help. "What makes you think...?" demands that I prove myself with the assumption that I must meet a standard to be taken seriously. The second quote is downright humiliation.
"...really don't seem to be a constructive, encouraging, helpful way to phrase things."
My intent wasn't to encourage. My intent was to express my feelings and observations while imagining myself a Perl newbie.
"Would it not be more productive to sign up and create the Perl category to kick things off, rather than leaping to conclusions about people being repelled by the culture?"
I don't know. Would you be willing to do that so we can find out?
A few years ago I might would have agreed with you. I unconsciously imagined newbies as thick skinned, confident, male, Caucasian, autodidacts like myself.
uh, this seems like a topic drift to me? Whether or not someone conforms to a brogrammer stereotype, surely basic principles of "don't be unpleasant, and if you see unpleasant behaviour, call it out" apply?
Like yourself, I probably would have evaluated communications in terms of whether they were defensible rather than whether they were off-putting.
As Mithaldu says, that first one about CPUs isn't necessarily offputting - at least, the person asking didn't seem to think so, although I wouldn't want to put words in their mouth!
The second one is wrong on all sorts of levels, yet I didn't see any replies calling this out. Surely that's the first step? Anyone can jump in with a response, whether that's "oi, no, watch your tone" or "sorry, $person's comments are out of order, here's a better answer".
Not to detract from the "be helpful, not rude/condescending" point, but please also consider: it's not just newcomers to the language who can be put off by the wrong tone. I appreciate that your original post was likely written in anger, but even so, phrases like these:
really don't seem to be a constructive, encouraging, helpful way to phrase things.
I think your observation about burnout is extremely relevant to this discussion. Burnout implies that someone doesn't want to be doing what they are doing. This colors everything they do or say. It is extremely toxic to everyone, but especially newbies with low self-confidence.
Agreed - so if we can avoid this, people who already do take the time to respond to newcomers are likely to be happier, and provide better/nicer answers. Factors that lead to burnout might include:
(based on zero research on my part, other than a vague sense from IRC/forum interaction). If someone bothers to respond to a question, my assumption is that they want to help: "I'm not merely railing on obnoxious answers; I think they should be eliminated completely" reads (to me) like "if you're not being nice, shut up" rather than "I appreciate what you're doing, but maybe phrase it like and leave out the bit about smelling of elderberries". Is silence better than an undiplomatic response? If so, isn't that effectively going to kill off that mailing list?
As for http://discourse.codenewbie.org/categories - I'd never heard of it before. From the topic list, it seems very few other people have either: only a handful of languages (python/js/ruby - no PHP, Golang, Swift, Java, C#, not even any BASIC variants). The most popular of which (Ruby) has about one new topic every *month*. Actual content level seems minimal, so it seems a bit odd to be calling out the "Perl community" (a diverse and nefarious thing at the best of times) for not supporting it. Would it not be more productive to sign up and create the Perl category to kick things off, rather than leaping to conclusions about people being repelled by the culture?
I'm not trying to say that Perl discussions are rosy and problem free - there's likely to be much room for improvement. I just don't see that meta-posts about how much we suck is going to help. Similarly with generating hype on social media - instead of lambasting the perl community because no one has used specific keywords or associative-array tags, start the ball rolling! One post on Twitter, maybe a followup here or on reddit or perlmonks etc. saying "there's an #codenewbies thing, it'll encourage new users, post your tutorial links and recommendations etc. with that tag to maximise perl awareness"... maybe it won't reach critical mass, maybe it will, but at least it's a starting point that other people can build on. "I did this, please help out" vs. "do/don't do that".
Makes sense. I always used "=item" because it allowed me to say "=item B<foo> ( [I<arg>] )", but that only gets you so far. It looks nice, but it doesn't show up in the TOC, and worse, for longer lists of methods/functions, I often screw up with the "=over"/"=back" balancing.
I think I'll switch to "=head3" from now on.
And in my case, people do read my doc. Unfortunately, people that then take over maintenance make changes, but neglect to update the doc (including updating the AUTHOR entry, so I get blamed for bad documentation).]]>
I'm not merely railing on obnoxious answers; I think they should be eliminated completely. I won't join a list that tolerates obnoxious answers and is populated by people prone to "hate-fest spirals". The Perl community doesn't have an "empathy" deficit; it has an antisocial behavior surplus.
Go to http://discourse.codenewbie.org/categories . Scan the list. Perl isn't there. Not at all. Are the languages there better than Perl? No, they're not. If they aren't repelled by the language itself, what repels them? I'm asserting that it's Perl *culture*. We may think we're OK, but from the outside it's easy to see us as antique, pompous, and arrogant elitists who can't even treat each other with kindness and respect.
They aren't bugs, they are the feature. If you consider them bugs and "fix" them, the feature is gone. The feature is simply unimplementable in Perl 5 due to the language's set of semantics.
Namely, the whole point of smartmatch was that you give it some operands and it figures out how to compare them at the time of comparison.
This is impossible in Perl 5 because scalars are untyped, therefore operator must specify what operation you expect (string vs numeric). There is no way around this and no way of changing it (without making Perl 5 into a different language… such as Perl 6). The same reason is behind the recent split of the bitwise ops into two sets for explicitly stringy vs explicitly numeric operations. But trying to apply that solution to smartmatch merely produces barely-smart and variously hard-to-write/hard-to-read designs that lose all the attractive qualities of the smartmatch fantasy. You can't fix the smartmatch reality without destroying it.
It's not like we don't have the technology.
That's like saying it's not like Apple doesn't have the technology to create a secure golden key. It's ignorant of the underlying calculus and the way that that calculus renders the request self-contradictory.]]>
I can't comment on b.p.o ... again. If anybody can, please point the author of the original post to this response, please:
Hi. I'm the moderator of that perl-beginners list. It may not seem like it, but it's way better than it used to be, believe me. In general I think it would be better to focus on providing better, more empathetic answers, rather than railing on the obnoxious answers -- because doing that just turns into a hate-fest spiral that's even more off-putting.
If you'd like to help with those better, more empathetic answers, please feel free to join the list. Thanks.]]>
You pick on this question:
"Is there a reason why you think one CPU is better than another?"
And frankly, i think you read it in a meaner tone than the author intended. I've had a few years in tech support myself, and oftentimes asking the most simple questions (is it plugged in?) can provide a solution, and even if it doesn't, it means you've cleanly ruled out a possible source of problems. I hope you'll excuse my french, but i find people who get upset because they're asked "too simple questions" to be presumptuous dicks.]]>
I'm pretty much a snippet user and use one that maps sub foo into =head3 foo\n\n\n\=cut\n\nsub foo {\n}
The main reason to choose a head over a item is the typesetting tradition of TOC elements for all heads. The choice of =head3 leaves room for a =head2 to provide subsections if needed between the predefined =head1 sections demanded by manual page convention. Of course I did spend quite a bit of time with troff and the -man macros back in the good old days so my fingers may have developed a bias.]]>
A few years ago I might would have agreed with you. I unconsciously imagined newbies as thick skinned, confident, male, Caucasian, autodidacts like myself. Like yourself, I probably would have evaluated communications in terms of whether they were defensible rather than whether they were off-putting.
I think your observation about burnout is extremely relevant to this discussion. Burnout implies that someone doesn't want to be doing what they are doing. This colors everything they do or say. It is extremely toxic to everyone, but especially newbies with low self-confidence.
I am motivated, patient, and make time to help other people with Perl. Your suggestions are good ones and I would pursue them if I felt they were the best way I can improve Perl culture. I instead actively reach out, join, and try to help groups that might benefit from my Perl expertise.
I'm scrutinizing Perl culture after communicating with people who *aren't like me*. To many of them mailing lists and IRC are what snail-mail and gopher are to us. I can't in good conscience expect them to adopt our current ways only to get repelled by what they find.
I'm not complaining because I want to tear down our community nor individuals within it. I just have resource limits and can't *both* actively share Perl *and* fix our mailing list. We can make Perl attractive to more people. TIMTOWTDI and this is mine.
At one point there were a number of "bots" that mirrored messages between the various IRC networks of the day. Those have mostly died off due to the better curation of a few IRC networks over those that got eaten by the peter principle.
There was also a time before that when gateways were written that bridged between usenet news and IRC.
I look forward to the day when gateways between IRC and these other social networks are written by those who see such things as an itch that needs to be scratched.]]>
So, that CPU one seems to be:
I wouldn't have included that particular sentence, but it's a valid question in the absence of further information: newer isn't always better, and the author does go on to explain *why* (more cores but slower single-core performance).
Presumably the second one is this:
which doesn't seem so bad if compared to the next paragraph:
Furthermore, the E-mail headers of your message are obnoxious with a From: of
the list and a reply-to to your personal Yahoo account. That may be a Yahoo
mishap so please consider avoiding using Yahoo when posting to mailing lists.
which is offensively phrased IMHO - plus I'd be tempted to point out that it's a bit rich to complain about mailing list etiquette while top-posting and not trimming the irrelevant parts of the quoted message. That'd be entirely inappropriate as a reply on that mailing list, but since we're complaining about things here anyway...
It's great that some people have the time, patience and motivation to help out on beginner lists like this (I don't, so I'm hardly in a position to criticise). It'd be a shame to discourage that: don't forget that it's easy to get burned out when dealing with similar questions all the time.
If the tone of the responses is unfriendly or offputting then it should only take a nudge in the right direction to make everyone happy. Have you contacted the authors of these posts directly to suggest better ways of wording their points in future? Even better, join that list and set a good example!
if( $scalar ~~ @array ) { }
You're missing at least one line:
use experimental qw(smartmatch);
at which point you might as well use something more predictable, such as the contains() example above, or elem() from Data::Munge:
use Data::Munge qw(elem);
if(elem $scalar, \@array) { }
(this would also have the advantage that you don't need to add a comment explaining which of the many smartmatch behaviours was actually intended...)
Smartmatch behaviour has already changed at least once: 5.10.1 broke existing code, including the common case of "is $scalar in @array". Changing it again is unlikely to be successful without consensus as to the expected functionality - do you just want a "string in array" check?
If you can put together a proposal for how a smartmatching operator should work, that'd likely be a worthy discussion for the perl5.porters list. It'd need to be a bit more concrete than "fix the bugs" though ;)
So far, nobody has, so the status quo remains.
-- mst]]>
Would break things, I meant. I'm dyslexic today. :-)]]>
Well, that is an entirely different point, granted. But I have two thoughts on that.
Obviously I'm a fan of smartmatch, so I'm biased. But I think my points still have some value.
But mainly I just wanted to let JT know that he wasn't alone in his viewpoint. ;->]]>
So change that. Both sides have to look like a number in order for
== to apply.
But I feel like we're getting caught up too much in nitpicky details. I believe that the anti-smartmatch lobby's point is that smartmatch simply can't be fixed. (As opposed to, say, it's too much trouble to fix, or we could fix it but that would break backward compatibility too much.) I was just pointing out that Graham's example doesn't demonstrate anything that can't be fixed.
But perhaps I've misunderstood the point, in which case I apologize for my density. :-)]]>
Also, making it pluggable had allllll sorts of fun scoping issues, and nobody was able to find a sufficiently sane approach to dealing with that.
So, basically, other than "kill it, wait a couple years, bring it back", there's not really a good option here.
-- mst]]>
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Any Num numeric equality
like: Any == Num
The overarching point here, that this example demonstrates, is that ~~ does *not* do what you intuitively think it ought to do.]]>

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Jurassic Park has been rereleased in 3D to mark the film's 20th anniversary.
It is a glorious film, perhaps the perfect blockbuster adventure movie. It has only grown in stature over the two decades since those beautifully realised dinosaurs roared on to the screen.
So, to be clear, there is no doubting that Jurassic Park is a landmark film - a popular masterpiece, in fact.
My affection for the film was only reconfirmed when I went to see the 3D conversion last night. It's such a great film that it was able to transcend the distracting effects of the 3D conversion.
Let's face it, 3D is rubbish and pointless. It makes films gloomy, it's distracting, slightly headache-inducing, doesn't add anything to a film, miniaturises everything and takes you out of the film. Like I said, rubbish.
And when you take a film shot in 2D and convert it into 3D the results are mixed at best. When it's done badly - I'm looking at you Clash of the Titans - the results are hall-of-mirrors wonkyland. It makes you feel queasy. When it's done well, and admittedly the Jurassic Park conversion is as good as it is going to get, the results are still slightly wonky. Your brain can kind of sense that the dimensions are artificial. In Jurassic Park, Sam Neill's nose looked too pointy in certain scenes. There was no texture to surfaces, they were just three-dimensional planes added by a computer. It didn't make me feel queasy, but I could instinctively smell bulls**t. Or should I say dino doodoo.
But, I have a larger problem with converting this glorious movie into 3D. What, precisely, is the point of converting older films into 3D? It's an honest question; I am genuinely perplexed. The only possible reason I can think of converting Jurassic Park into 3D is money. But, I suspect Steven Spielberg doesn't need the money and is perhaps careful about how his films and his legacy are handled. So, why did he let Jurassic Park get converted into 3D and rereleased? The only artistic reason I can think of for releasing Jurassic Park in 3D is to introduce a new generation to its marvellous charms. To lure the kids in with a novelty tweak.
A friend said they thought the 3D was a good idea becuase it fitted well with the theme park ride feel of the whole movie. Jurassic Park, after all, is a film that ponders the value of flashy showmanship, while all the time delivering just that by the truckload. And what says flashy showmanship more than 3D? A novelty, but ultimately hollow, sensation.
Some critics have got very serious about converting old films into 3D, comparing the process to the colourisation of classic black and white movies like Casablanca in the 1980s. But, that is taking things a bit far. The Jurassic Park conversion is not disrespectful, it's just pointless. It adds nothing to the moviegoing experience.
This is not a moustache on the Mona Lisa, this is tits on a bull. Or should I say tits on a T-Rex?
In fact, when watching Jurassic Park last night, I found myself shutting one eye to eliminate the 3D effect. I also tried flipping my glasses round in the hope it would cancel out the 3D. It didn't work. At one point, I held the glasses to my eyes in reverse and found that all the bits that were supposed to be far away were close and all the things that were supposed to be close were far away. It looked very odd. I think this strange behaviour means that I would rather have watched Jurassic Park in its original 2D. The way it was made. The way it should be watched.
So, in short, I don't think they should convert 2D films into 3D. It's pointless, distracting and a waste of time.
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CLEVELAND — The Indians have hit the pause button on Michael Brantley's rehabilitation program. The All-Star left fielder rejoined the Tribe prior to its Wednesday series finale against Tampa Bay, but will not resume physical activities until this weekend. One day earlier, Brantley received a cortisone injection to alleviate his right biceps tendinitis in Dallas. Read More... The post Indians notes: Tribe gives hold sign to Brantley's rehab appeared first on Chronicle-Telegram.
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Somehow, without Michael Brantley, the Indians have amassed a 40-30 record. They have rattled off 10 consecutive wins at Progressive Field. They have outscored the opposition, 56-20 runs in those 10 affairs.
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CLEVELAND: The wait for a Cleveland title is finished. The wait for Michael Brantley's return continues. After having his workload "ramped up" last week, Brantley felt discomfort in his biceps and lower shoulder area. He had a lighter day on Monday and was diagnosed with right biceps tendinitis. The Indians flew Brantley to Dallas to meet with Dr. Keith Meister and get a second opinion. He also has received another MRI and a second cortisone shot. It's more reason for concern that Brantley's return will come later rather than sooner. "Even though he was doing front-toss flips, the...
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CLEVELAND — There is more bad news where Michael Brantley is concerned. According to manager Terry Francona, Brantley suffered another setback with his surgically-repaired right shoulder, which means the left fielder won't be beginning a minor-league rehab assignment anytime soon. Brantley had been limited to hitting off a tee and taking soft-toss after being placed Read More... The post Indians notes: Another setback for Michael Brantley appeared first on Chronicle-Telegram.
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Cleveland outfielder Michael Brantley has been diagnosed with right biceps tendinitis and has been given a cortisone shot. The Cubs also placed lefty Clayton Richard on the 15-day disabled list because of a blister on his left middle finger, selected left-hander Gerardo Concepcion's contract and recalled righty Spencer Patton from Iowa before Tuesday's game against St. Louis. Texas acquired infielder Kyle Kubitza from the Angels for cash considerations and optioned him to Triple-A Round Rock. Tampa Bay placed Steve Pearce and Mikie Mahtook on the 15-day disabled list after both players...
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The most optimistic way to describe the latest update on Indians outfielder Michael Brantley is to say it isn't discouraging.Brantley still has not progressed to the point where he can swing at balls pitched softly to him. The Indians outfielder, an All-Star two years ago, hasn't played in a game since May 9.
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CLEVELAND — Michael Brantley was expected to progress from tee work to soft-toss swinging Friday, but there is still no timetable for the left fielder to begin a minor league rehab assignment. "By all accounts, he feels good," manager Terry Francona said of Brantley, who has been sidelined since May 14 after being placed on Read More... The post Indians notes: Still no timetable for Michael Brantley to begin rehab assignment, according to manager Terry Francona appeared first on Chronicle-Telegram.
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When a critical assessment of the Bush-era "War on Terror" is undertaken, a vital chapter will focus on U.S. relations with Pakistan. President Bush labeled the nation "a major non-NATO ally" in order to qualify it for military programs. He then lavished Pervez Musharraf's dictatorship with billions in aid designed to beef up its ability to engage the Taliban and Al Qaeda, only to see most of this money diverted into secret military programs designed to address Pakistani security qualms about India. Future historians may well conclude that the Bush team were played for patsies by Pakistan's military, with Interservice Intelligence (ISI) in the lead. There is increasingly solid evidence that the ISI consciously thwarted the United States–facilitating the escape of key Al Qaeda and Taliban leadership figures from Afghanistan and sheltering them in Pakistan's rugged Northwest Frontier Province. In their place, Pakistani authorities streamed hundreds of perfectly innocent people into American hands, filling the special detention center that Bush built at Guantánamo with chaff rather than the leadership figures the Americans were seeking.
Hillary Clinton is now on a visit to Pakistan. Her comments there reflect a new U.S. relationship with Islamabad, built on a far more serious understanding of Pakistan's internal problems and a more aggressive view about dealing with them. But they also reflect a fundamentally different take on civilian-military relations in this nuclear power of 181 million. Reuters reports:
U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton wound up a bridge-building visit to Pakistan on Friday leaving a pointed question ringing in her hosts' ears: Where are the al Qaeda leaders operating in your country? While no Pakistani officials were immediately prepared to answer, ordinary citizens told Washington's top diplomat the country was living on a daily basis with the consequences of the September 11, 2001 attacks engineered by the militant Islamist group…
On Thursday Clinton expressed disbelief no-one in authority knew where al Qaeda leaders were hiding out — a remark that may fuel much reaction once she leaves the country. "I find it hard to believe that nobody in your government knows where they are and couldn't get them if they really wanted to," she told a group of newspaper editors during a meeting in Lahore.
While these remarks were portrayed by the clueless U.S. media as a gaffe, in fact they provide a deep glimpse into the Obama Administration's agenda for Pakistan. To start with, they're remarkably mild. She's presenting as a question something that U.S. intelligence knows for a fact: the ISI has been coddling Taliban leaders and their Al Qaeda allies, just as the ISI has systematically enabled the resurgence of the Taliban in Afghanistan. While American commentators view this as something shocking or potentially offensive to an ally, in fact it regularly figures in Pakistan's domestic political discourse, in which the mainstream political parties view the Pakistani military's support for militant Islam as a threat. Thus, Secretary Clinton is speaking an obvious truth, and at the same time ratcheting up pressure on the Pakistani military to change its erring ways and fully embrace the crackdown.
But there's a second major item to the secretary's agenda that has escaped most commentators—that's the effort to restart the Pakistani-Indian dialogue. Meaningful victory over Pakistan's inner demons can only occur against the backdrop of reduced tensions with India—which in turn would permit a reallocation of military resources to deal with Islamic militants. This is why those very militants and their sponsors in the Pakistani military sought to heat up antagonisms with India—the factor likely driving the attack on Mumbai.
India's decision to reopen its peace initiative towards Pakistan during Clinton's visit is therefore hardly a coincidence—yet a scan of major U.S. news outlets show this was essentially missed. Here's the Financial Times report today:
India has signalled its willingness to restart talks with Pakistan, stalled since the devastating terror attacks on Mumbai almost a year ago, to ease tensions between the nuclear-armed rivals. The turnround comes as Pakistan's army is engaged in a bitter fight with Taliban militants intent on bringing mayhem and carnage to the streets of the country's main cities. On a high-profile visit to the disputed territory of Kashmir, Manmohan Singh, India's prime minister, urged Pakistan to move forward a dialogue towards a "permanent peace" between the two countries, which have fought two wars since partition 62 years ago…
The offer of India's "hand of friendship" was made deliberately as Hillary Clinton, US secretary of state, embarked on a three-day visit to Pakistan. Her visit underscores Washington's desire to help Pakistan fight Taliban militants in its border areas and regenerate a state badly damaged by years of military rule. Although Mrs Clinton has avoided public mention of Kashmir, which is claimed by both India and Pakistan, the US and the international community are keen to see a reduction of tensions across the heavily militarised border. The lessening of the perceived threat from India would allow the Pakistan army, which has long considered New Delhi the enemy, greater freedom to deploy more troops in the fight against Taliban militants on the border with Afghanistan.
Hillary Clinton's remarks also show a redefinition of America's points of alignment. She spoke of her deep attachment to the people of Pakistan and America's commitment to Pakistani democracy. This was a significant thematic shift from the Bush years, in which relations with Pakistan's military had been lauded as the key axis of the relationship. She also expressed support for the Pakistani government's offensive against domestic Taliban factions and its efforts to reassert control in the northwest. Whereas prior diplomatic visitors had been quietly shuffled to secret meetings with military and civilian powerbrokers in Islamabad, Secretary Clinton faced down critical audiences of journalists and students, defending the Obama Administration's heavy use of drones notwithstanding heavy civilian casualties.
Pakistan's The Nation offered a harsh judgment:
Hillary Clinton's visit has brought nothing new to the Pakistani people. In fact it seems like a PR exercise – but who would buy what the U.S. is selling?
But the usually reliable journal falls far short of the mark. An important part of Clinton's job is public diplomacy, and her remarks in Pakistan this week are just that. A focal relationship is being recast, new points of connection are being defined, and criticisms once only whispered in back corridors are now stated openly. Clinton has made clear that the United States is prepared to dish out serious criticism, and also to receive it in return. Pakistan, at long last, is being treated as a fellow democracy and not as a military dictatorship in waiting. Beyond this, Clinton has forced open again a platform for more peaceful relations between the subcontinent's two major powers.
No one thinks peace is just around the corner for Pakistan. But we are witnessing the development of a policy that seriously engages its problems.
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Wintour and about 100 other residents attended the discussion where she explained, "This is a unique historic neighborhood. I'm also concerned for the safety of the kids here."
At the end, she declared, "I would like everyone who wants to vote against this project to raise their hand," to which a board member shouted, "You can't do that!" so those against it clapped instead.
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Must be seen! The short video below shows the confiscations of the signs of the British man and woman. About 15 polices in order to perform that job!
Bilderberg Police Protect Building Full of Monsters
the situations being between this - this and this among my photos. There are plenty of videos from outside the Bilderberg meeting. One worth seeing, amongst all dealing with the confiscated signs is,
What We Saw At The Insane Bilderberg Group Meeting
from We Are Change.
No Opinions were Allowed in Dresden in the vicinity of the hotel where the Bilderberg meeting took place.
One reason for my inactivity on dA the latest weeks, is that I planned and been on travel to Germany including five days in Dresden for being outside the Bilderberg meeting the 9 – 12 this month (June 2016). See my previous journal. Besides being a holiday trip, in my opinion, it's important that so many heads and cameras are outside the area of the meeting as possible, displaying for the Bilderbergers that we know they exists, and expose to the people that the Bilderberg Group actually exists, since the covering of their annual meetings is quite minimal or even non existing in the mainstream media
However the alternative media, such as Infowars, We Are Change, and Press for Thruth, plus the Guardian and probably Russia Today do what they can in order to expose them. They have always been harressed by the police, but this year it was worse than any occasion before Listen for example to this 6 minutes interview with Luke Rudkowski from WeAreChange
For Swedish readers,
Bilderberg 2016: Polis trakasserier utan dess like från bloggen Libertyswe.
Från Sverige hade Jacob Wallenberg, som sitter I styrkommittén bjudit in finansminister Magdalena Andersson och Conni Jonsson från riskkapitalbolaget EQT.
No more people than 7 were allowed to stand together. After a while it was changed to 15 persons, but even that rule was not possible to maintain.
A lot of photos were taken by me, not so much of the limousines (so many others did it better), but of the surrounding situations. A few of them are just uploaded by me on dA having the theme No opinions allowed. The comments you will find under the respective image so please read the Artist's Comments under respective image linked below,
No Opinions Allowed1
Discussions with the Police
No Opinions Allowed2
What Do They Hide
Signs Again
Signs Confiscated
Security Staff
Outside on the Pavement
No Place fo Bilderbergers
The topics they discussed behind the closed doors are said to be the following,
1) Current events
2) China
3) Europe: migration, growth, reform, vision, unity
4) Middle East
5) Russia
6) US political landscape, economy: growth, debt, reform
7) Cyber security
8) Geo-politics of energy and commodity prices
9) Precariat and middle class
10) Technological innovation
That's according to their official website that they put up since a couple of years ago and is their only transparency.
For me personally the stay in Dresden was very awesome. I never became harassed, maybe cause I only had my little bag on the stomach with my money and my little camera, so no backpack to investigate. But I really feel pity for the brave journalists from the alternative media, especially Luke Rudkowski and Dan Dicks Yet they did a very good job The bilderbergers make themselves more and more ridiculous for each year


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The potential abolishment of the US visa regime for Bulgarians will not be a political decision, US Ambassador in Sofia Marcie Ries has declared.
"This program has certain requirements imposed by the US Congress," she has explained, as cited by dnevnik.bg.
The Ambassador added that she expected Bulgaria and the US to continue working together for abolishing the Balkan country's visa regime.
It is too early to say whether US President Barack Obama will schedule a meeting with Bulgarian PM Boyko Borisov or President Rosen Plevneliev after his reelection on Tuesday, Ries also told reporters.
She described the relations between the US and the European Union as "excellent."
Commenting on Obama's reelection speech, the US Ambassador singled out the following passage as particularly inspiring:
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Water supplies are being pushed to the brink in outback Queensland, with one mining town on the verge of running out.
North-west Queensland has more customers for water than ever, with the development of new mines, but is now experiencing one of the driest 18-month periods on record.
Many argue the solution is to build more dams, but it appears this is a bill nobody wants to pay.
Communities in the north-west have been crying out for better water storages for the best part of a decade.
The town of Cloncurry has highlighted the urgency of the situation in recent days, moving on to level six water restrictions.
By June, residents might have to boil drinking water and the local mayor Andrew Daniels says the town is even looking at the worst case scenario of evacuation.
"It's an extreme move, it's the final straw," he said.
"We've relied on two sources of water for the last 40 years and that's been the problem, that there's been no vision in the past to try and build another water source, so that when we get into situations like this we're not just scraping through."
The big dry has seen entire towns forced to truck in water and some mining operations are working to cut their fresh water use.
MMG runs the country's largest open cut zinc mine and the company's Ross Byers says it's halved its daily water usage at the processing plant.
"I'd like to reduce it a further 10 or 15 per cent and we're also looking at where we can treat our treated water on site here, so we could utilise that water again in the showers.
"That's another option we had and we still have that plan in place if required this year."
Glen Graham, the chief executive officer of the Mount Isa to Townsville Economic Zone (MITEZ), has been writing development applications to the Queensland Department of State Development for years.
He says north-west communities cannot keep gambling with their water supply.
"All too often, we experience a lot of stress from failed wet seasons and it seems to be happening with increasing frequency, and also consumption is increasing with new mines becoming customers to existing water suppliers."
Mr Graham says a new study into water planning conducted by the current state government may be too late for the north-west.
"It's late in a sense that we've now got to a situation where Cloncurry and Mount Isa are absolutely stressed, and I believe that from the date that the planning starts, it could actually take a decade to see a new dam."
The Department of State Development have not responded to requests for comment.
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As much of Australia chills, Darwin sweats
The cold fronts that have frozen southeastern Australia haven't had the gas to push far enough north to cool Darwin, with heat records for the NT capital.
Tips to stay warm in winter: Feeling cold is all about perception, health scientist says
As residents in New South Wales emerge from under the rug after their , the question on the blue lips of many is what's the best way to stay warm? While many may feel their insides are rapidly chilling, Dr Ollie Jay from the University of Sydney said little was happening to our bodies internally and the cold was all due to "perception".
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Having visions in the early 1800s wasn't that strange.
"I saw two spirits, which I knew at the first sight. But if I had the tongue of an Angel I could not describe their glory, for they brought the joys of heaven with them. One was God, my Maker, almost in bodily shape like a man. His face was, as it were a flame of Fire, and his body, as it had been a Pillar and a cloud. In looking steadfastly to discern features, I could see none, but a small glimpse would appear in some other place. Below him stood Jesus Christ my Redeemer, in perfect shape like a man---His face was not ablaze, but had the countenance of fire, being bright and shining. His Father's will appeared to be his! All was condescension, peace, and love."
Was this a previously unpublished version of Joseph Smith's "first vision," one might ask? No. It was the claim of one Norris Stearns, published in 1815, in Greenfield, Massachusetts---not far from where the Joseph Smith Senior family lived in Vermont.
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Nice response, Michael.
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Title: Best time for wildflower planting in the Ozarks
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June 01, 2009 - Invasive in VT.? I am ready to try seed balls in my SW Vermont meadow. (All the tilling and clearing of grass - or as sometimes advised - using Round Up??? for a wildflower garden? seems like so muc...
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