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President Obama sought Friday to accelerate momentum toward an overhaul of immigration laws, signaling that he is open to a middle-ground agreement with Republicans that a growing number of lawmakers and advocates think could achieve a far-reaching deal this year.
Obama suggested in a pair of interviews that the ideological gap is narrowing between the parties, a day after House GOP leaders said they would pursue changes that would allow illegal immigrants to remain in the country legally. The president indicated that there is flexibility in a longtime White House demand that any deal must include a special path to citizenship for the nation's 11 million undocumented immigrants.
The plan House Speaker John A. Boehner (R-Ohio) outlined Thursday is "moving in the direction of the principles that I have laid out," Obama said Friday in an online video chat. "There are still some differences. Obviously, the devil is in the details, but it is my firm belief that we can get immigration reform done this year."
In another interview with CNN that aired Friday, Obama said that if Boehner were to pursue a plan that ended the deportation of most illegal immigrants and allowed them to pursue citizenship under existing channels, "I'm not sure how wide the divide ends up being" with Democratic proposals.
Obama's remarks represented a shift from the administration's hard-line stance that most illegal immigrants must receive a more direct and faster route to citizenship, reflected in the 13-year path included in a bipartisan Senate bill approved last summer. Latino and Asian American advocates for immigration reform, who overwhelmingly supported Obama's reelection bid in 2012, have long pressed the White House to stand firm on that point.
Administration officials, key congressional allies and some reform advocates said Friday that the president's rhetoric reflects an emerging understanding among Democrats that they must meet the House GOP's shifting stance with some compromise of their own if they hope to strike a deal to end continued mass deportations.
"What he is saying is, 'I am respectful of the Republican majority,' " said Rep. Luis V. Gutierrez (D-Ill.), a leading advocate on immigration who has criticized the Obama administration's deportation policies.
"If your standard is citizenship for everyone immediately or no immigration reform at all, you are going to get no immigration reform at all," Gutierrez said. "I think this is a step in right direction. I have said millions should have a pathway to citizenship, legalize all and end these deportations."
Various immigration advocacy groups also said they welcomed Boehner's principles as a way to renew negotiations. Frank Sharry, executive director of America's Voice, a leading advocacy group, said Obama's accommodating tone was intended to show "respect to speaker to Speaker Boehner and give room to Republicans. I think that's a smart strategy."
Both sides cautioned that a long, uncertain road remains during a midterm election year. Immigration reform holds risks for both parties, particularly Republicans who fear that a vote on the controversial issue could jeopardize their standing among conservative voters.
Rep. Mario Diaz-Balart (R-Fla.), who has championed reform in the House, said the GOP caucus was divided into three camps when Boehner announced his principles at a retreat this week: Some members are outright opposed, another group wants to pursue some kind of legislative fix, and a third group worries about the politics during an election year.
Diaz-Balart said a key concern among those pushing to pursue legislation is that they do not trust Obama, or future presidents, to strictly enforce border security laws if current illegal immigrants are given legal status. Obama said two years ago that his administration would defer deportations of young immigrants brought to the country illegally by their parents.
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Even so, some conservatives and liberal groups denounced the emerging framework.
Sen. Jeff Sessions (R-Ala.), a leading critic of legalization and citizenship for illegal immigrants who has been organizing opposition in the House, said that "while Democrat leaders and interest groups appear satisfied, this document was not voted upon by the GOP conference and clearly does not represent the consensus of Republican members."
The AFL-CIO, which backed Obama's immigration push last year, demanded that any deal include a special path to citizenship, as envisioned by the Senate. Union President Richard Trumka called the House plan a "flimsy document that only serves to underscore the callous attitude Republicans have toward our nation's immigrants."


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ISLAMABAD: At least 10 cases pending with the anti-terrorism courts (ATCs) of the twin cities are against terrorists such as PTI chief Imran Khan, Dr Tahirul Qadri and a host of other politicians and members of parliament.
Court officials told Dawn that the total caseload of the ATCs in Rawalpindi and Islamabad is 130. But of these, only 20 cases a mere 15 per cent deal with actual incidents of terrorism.
Ninety cases are currently pending before the two Rawalpindi ATCs, of which 12 are related to incidents of terrorism, while two are registered against politicians. The rest of the cases, court officials say, are related to crimes such as kidnapping, aerial firing, manhandling of government officials and other matters.
The most high-profile cases pending with the ATC are those registered against the leaders of the two protesting parties that descended upon the capital in August of this year. At least eight FIRs have been registered in Islamabad against politicians from PTI, PAT and other parties where police inserted sections of the Anti Terrorism Act (ATA), 1997.
However, no sections of the ATA are included in the cases filed against the government at the request of PTI and PAT leaders over the Aug 30 violence on Constitution Avenue.
Only 15pc of all cases pending before ATCs deal with incidents of terrorism
Imran Khan and Dr Qadri were also declared proclaimed offenders by the Islamabad ATC in September, in the matter of the attack on Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Asmatullah Junejo.
Another major case pending before the ATC deals with the attack on Parliament House. Here too, the Islamabad ATC has issued non-bailable warrants for the arrest of Awami Muslim League chief Sheikh Rashid Ahmed, PTI leaders Shah Mehmood Qureshi, Jahangir Tareen, Asad Umar, Shaukat Yousafzai, Shafqat Mehmood, Arif Alvi and PAT leaders Raheeq Abbasi and Sardar Assef Ahmed Ali.
The Rawalpindi ATC has also declared Dr Qadri a proclaimed offender for an alleged attack on police officials near airport and for taking policemen hostage near the Lillah interchange on the M2 Motorway.
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Cases dealing with actual incidents of terrorism include the Nato containers attack case, the murder of police officer Raja Saqlain and the Ashura clashes of 2013.
In the Islamabad ATC, only eight cases currently pending deal with incidents of terrorism, including the Mumbai attacks, the Bhara Kahu Imambargah attack and the attack on the district courts in Sector F-8.
However, one of the most prominent terrorism-related cases currently pending before the Rawalpindi ATC is the Benazir Bhutto assassination case. Here, the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) has implicated former president retired General Pervez Musharraf as one of the accused.
In 2008, police had arrested Rafaqat Hussain, Husnain Gul, Sher Zaman, Aitezaz Shah and Abdul Rashid of the banned Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) in connection with the murder of Ms Bhutto.
In 2010, however, the prosecution nominated Gen Musharraf and two police officials, Rawalpindi City Police Officer Saud Aziz and SP Khurram Shehzad as well.
Mr Aziz currently serves as the director general of the National Crisis Management Cell, which is considered the nerve center of the federal government. He faces charges for not providing adequate security to Ms Bhutto on December 27, 2007, the day when she was killed in a terrorist attack following a public meeting in Rawalpindis Liaquat Bagh. He is also accused of giving the order to wash the crime scene, destroying crucial evidence.
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Syed Mohammad Tayyab, a police special prosecutor, admitted that there were lacunas in the investigation process. But he maintains that after police register an FIR, it is the responsibility of the prosecutor to examine the nature of the offences and ensure that only cases related to heinous offences and incidents of terrorism be filed before the ATC.
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- Print the first message and quit. This is, of course, the simplest approach, and it works surprisingly well. Most compilers' follow-on messages are so bad that the practical programmer ignores all but the first one anyway. The holy grail is to find all the actual errors in one compile pass, leading to:
- Guess what the programmer intended, repair the syntax trees, and continue. This is an ever-popular approach. I've tried it indefatigably for decades, and it's just been a miserable failure. The compiler seems to always guess wrong, and subsequent messages with the "fixed" syntax trees are just ludicrously wrong.
- The poisoning approach. This is much like how floating-point NaNs are handled. Any operation with a NaN operand silently results in a NaN. Applying this to error recovery, and any constructs that have a leaf for which an error occurred, is itself considered erroneous (but no additional error messages are emitted for it). Hence, the compiler is able to detect multiple errors as long as the errors are in sections of code with no dependency between them. This is the approach we've been using in the D compiler, and are very pleased with the results.
What else does the user care about in the hidden part of the compiler? Speed. I hear it over and over compiler speed matters a lot. In fact, compile speed is often the first thing I hear when I ask a company what tipped the balance for choosing D. The reality is, most compilers are pigs. To blow people away with your language, show them that it compiles as fast as hitting the return key on the compile command.
Wanna know the secret of making your compiler fast? Use a profiler.
Sounds too easy, right? Trite, even. But raise your hands if you routinely use a profiler. Be honest, everyone says they do, but that profiler manual remains in its pristine shrink wrap. I'm just astonished at the number of programmers who never use profilers. But it's great for me as a competitive advantage that never ceases to pay dividends.
Some other tools you simply must be using:
- valgrind. I suspect valgrind has almost single-handedly saved C and C++ from oblivion. I can't heap enough praise on this tool. It has saved my error-prone sorry self untold numbers of frustrating hours.
- git and github. Not many tools are transformative, but these are. Not only do they provide an automated backup, but they enable collaborative work on the project by people all over the world. They also provide a complete history of where and from whom every line of code came from, in case there's a legal issue.
- Automated testing framework. Compilers are enormously complicated beasts. Without constant testing of revisions, the project will reach a point where it cannot advance, as more bugs than improvements will be added. Add to this a coverage analyzer, which will show if the test suite is exercising all the code or not.
- Automated documentation generator. The D project participants, of course, built our own (Ddoc), and it, too, was transformative. Before Ddoc, the documentation had only a random correlation with the code, and too often, they had nothing to do with each other. After Ddoc, the two were brought in sync.
- Bugzilla. This is an automated bug tracking tool. Bugzilla represented a great leap forward from my pathetic older scheme of emails and folders, a system that simply cannot scale. Programmers are far less tolerant of buggy compilers than they used to be; this has to be addressed aggressively head on.
One semantic technique that is obvious in hindsight (but took Andrei Alexandrescu to point out to me) is called "lowering." It consists of, internally, rewriting more complex semantic constructs in terms of simpler ones. For example,
while loops and
foreach loops can be rewritten in terms of
for loops. Then, the rest of the code only has to deal with
for loops. This turned out to uncover a couple of latent bugs in how
while loops were implemented in D, and so was a nice win. It's also used to rewrite
scope guard statements in terms of
try-finally statements, etc. Every case where this can be found in the semantic processing will be win for the implementation.
If it turns out that there are some special-case rules in the language that prevent this "lowering" rewriting, it might be a good idea to go back and revisit the language design.
Any time you can find commonality in the handling of semantic constructs, it's an opportunity to reduce implementation effort and bugs.
Runtime Library
Rarely mentioned, but critical, is the need to write a runtime library. This is a major project. It will serve as a demonstration of how the language features work, so it had better be good. Some critical things to get right include:
- I/O performance. Most programs spend a lot of time in I/O. Slow I/O will make the whole language look bad. The benchmark is C stdio. If the language has elegant, lovely I/O APIs, but runs at only half the speed of C I/O, then it just isn't going to be attractive.
- Memory allocation. A high percentage of time in most programs is spent doing mundane memory allocation. Get this wrong at your peril.
- Transcendental functions. OK, I lied. Nobody cares about the accuracy of transcendental functions, they only care about their speed. My proof comes from trying to port the D runtime library to different platforms, and discovering that the underlying C transcendental functions often fail the accuracy tests in the D library test suite. C library functions also often do a poor job handling the arcana of the IEEE floating-point bestiary NaNs, infinities, subnormals, negative 0, etc. In D, we compensated by implementing the transcendental functions ourselves. Transcendental floating-point code is pretty tricky and arcane to write, so I'd recommend finding an existing library you can license and adapting that.
A common trap people fall into with standard libraries is filling them up with trivia. Trivia is sand clogging the gears and just dead weight that has to be carried around forever. My general rule is if the explanation for what the function does is more lines than the implementation code, then the function is likely trivia and should be booted out.
After The Prototype
You've done it, you've got a great prototype of a new language. Now what? Next comes the hardest part. This is where most new languages fail. You'll be doing what every nascent rock band does play shopping malls, high school dances, dive bars, and so on, slowly building up an audience. For languages, this means preparing presentations, articles, tutorials, and books on the language. Then, going to programmer meetings, conferences, companies, anywhere they'll have you, and showing it off. You'll get used to public speaking, and even find you enjoy it. (I enjoy it a lot.)
There's one huge thing working in your favor: With the global reach of the Internet, there's an instantly reachable global audience. Another favorable fact is that programmer meetings, conferences, etc., all are looking for great content. They love talks about new languages and new programming ideas. My experience with such audiences is that they are friendly and will give you lots of constructive feedback.
Of course, then you'll almost certainly be forced to reevaluate some cherished features of the language and reengineer them.
But hey, you went into this with your eyes open!
Thanks to Andrei Alexandrescu for his advice on this article.
Walter Bright is the designer of the D language. He regularly blogs for Dr. Dobb's.


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Ruthless Labour's new purge of the blogs
The witch hunt by Labour of dissenting members posting on blogs has reached new heights of book burning. Irish Bill gave an inkling this week with a post on The Standard that a Labour Party MP was seeking to have punishments meted out to any member caught posting mean stuff about Shearer on the blogs. That was insane enough, but the purge is vastly more vicious and is actually underway.
It seems the administrators of Labour's official blog 'Red Alert' have leaked the identities of anonymous posters to the leadership so that they can be hunted down.
It looks like well known poster Colonial Viper has been outed by Red Alert and CV has posted on an open mike post on The Standard that they won't be posting again.
The censorship of members dissent in this manner is a new low by Labour post their character assassination of Cunliffe.
I didn't think anyone in the Party read blogs. How is having Red Alert leak details like this to fuel Labour's witch hunt going to help Labour when they want the left blogs to work with them in 2014?
I'm not sure this ruthless level of intimidation will do anything other than provoke a long running online guerrilla campaign by left wing activists savaging Shearer on a weekly basis all the way to the election.
It seems Shearer has replaced Pagani with a kamikaze pilot for a political advisor.
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'Iron Man 3′ Plot Synopsis Revealed
The folks behind 'Iron Man 3' are killing us with all the teases for the upcoming 'Iron Man 3' trailer, which is said to be released this month once they get enough followers on their official Facebook Page. But while we're waiting for the number to go up (by the way, last time we checked, the percent was only at 33% and it needs to be 100%), how about a read at the plot synopsis?
'Iron Man 3' has released its official plot synopsis via Disney's Stitch Kingdom website, which revealed that they've had it in their possession for a while but forgot to release it amidst all the trailer hype. Those devils! Regardless, it's here and we can finally get a sense of what Tony Stark and his Iron Man suit will be up to in the third film:
Marvel Studios' Iron Man 3 pits brash-but-brilliant industrialist Tony Stark/Iron Man against an enemy whose reach knows no bounds. When Stark finds his personal world destroyed at his enemy's hands, he embarks on a harrowing quest to find those responsible. This journey, at every turn, will test his mettle. With his back against the wall, Stark is left to survive by his own devices, relying on his ingenuity and instincts to protect those closest to him. As he fights his way back, Stark discovers the answer to the question that has secretly haunted him: does the man make the suit or does the suit make the man?
Starring Robert Downey Jr., Gwyneth Paltrow, Don Cheadle, Guy Pearce, Rebecca Hall, Stephanie Szostak, James Badge Dale with Jon Favreau and Ben Kingsley, Iron Man 3 is directed by Shane Black from a screenplay by Drew Pearce and Shane Black and is based on Marvel's iconic Super Hero Iron Man, who first appeared on the pages of Tales of Suspense (#39) in 1963 and had his solo comic book debut with The Invincible Iron Man (#1) in May of 1968.
Iron Man 3 is presented by Marvel Studios in association with Paramount Pictures and DMG Entertainment. Marvel Studios' President Kevin Feige is producing and Jon Favreau, Louis D'Esposito, Stephen Broussard, Victoria Alonso, Alan Fine, Charles Newirth, Stan Lee and Dan Mintz are executive producers. The film releases May 3, 2013, and is distributed by Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures.
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New Orleans is world-renowned for taking the simple and mundane and turning it into a Carnival-like event, from parades to funerals and, yes, even to legal proceedings. Loyola University New Orleans School of Mass Communication associate professor and award-winning journalist S.L. Alexander has chronicled several of these colorful courtroom clashes in a new book, "Courtroom Carnival: Famous New Orleans Trials."
The book focuses on a "who's who" of Louisiana's political and civic elite whose trials and tribulations captured widespread public attention. Featured are 10 of New Orleans' most colorful characters, including four-time Louisiana governor Edwin Edwards, Popeyes Chicken founder Al Copeland, former Jefferson Parish Sheriff Harry Lee, long-time Orleans Parish District Attorney Harry Connick Sr., controversial New Orleans Police Department officer Antoine Saacks, and former state senate president Michael O'Keefe.
"Covering court cases might be seen by some as unexciting," said Alexander. "But these cases are highly entertaining, the result of colorful personalities involved in court proceedings taking place 'The Louisiana Way.'"
Alexander will give a talk on "Courtroom Carnival" at the Louisiana Book Festival in Baton Rouge on Saturday, Oct. 29, from 9:45-10:15 a.m.in the Louisiana State Capitol House Committee Room 4, with a book signing immediately afterward.
Alexander will also join co-host Ted O'Brien of WRBH-FM's Writers Forum along with Susan Larson and Fred Kasten of WWNO-FM on a panel discussion "Speaking of Books," from 4-5 p.m. in House Committee Room 5.
Several former local journalists with Loyola ties collaborated with Alexander on "Courtroom Carnival," including Charles Zewe, MA '03, Erin Bremer '06 and Jennifer John Block, MA '07. Loyola University photographer Harold Baquet contributed several photos of news subjects from his days as a photojournalist. Distinguished educator Lynn Koppel and noted attorney Glenn Watts also contributed to the book.
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Test Match Result and Media Release here.
Jillaroos feature in the media
The Australian Womens Rugby League team, the Jillaroos have featured in media across the nation.
Fetu Samoa Feature
Have a read of the article featuring Fetu Samoa from the Samoan Oserver, September 1st.
Jillaroos squad to tour Samoa named
Queensland will again feature prominently in another national Rugby League side in 2011, after 13 players were named from north of the Tweed in the Australian Jillaroos side to tour Samoa.
Women's All Stars a great success
Skilled Park was the stage set for the inaugural Womens Indigenous v All Stars game on Saturday Februyary 12th. The teams certainly did not disapoint and provided a great display of skill and talent in a very competitive contest.
AWRL Press Release - Womens Indigenous All Stars Vs. Womens All Stars
Womens Rugby League will be showcasing their best talent at next years Indigenous All Stars Vs. NRL All Stars game