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On 28/10/2011 11:17, Thorsten Scherler wrote: >>> I tried to use the "string-template" component but I am running into a problem when using $if(boolean)$. >>> >>> I am ATM integrating Apache Shiro, a security framework that performs authentication, authorization, cryptography, and session management, into c3 and want to use something in the spirit of their taglibs >>> <shiro:notAuthenticated> >>> Pleaselogin. >>> </shiro:notAuthenticated> >>> >>> So what I did is I wrote a ShiroInterpreter implements LanguageInterpreter that can extract this info. >>> However the interface LanguageInterpreter defines the return type to String. >>> >>> <map:transform type="string-template"> >>> <map:parameter name="isUser" value="{shiro:authenticated}"/> >>> </map:transform> >>> >>> will fail then interpreting >>> $if(!isUser)$ >>> /logout >>> $else$ >>> /login >>> $endif$ >>> >>> with >>> ... >>> Caused by: org.stringtemplate.v4.compiler.STException: null >>> at org.stringtemplate.v4.compiler.Compiler.reportMessageAndThrowSTException(Compiler.java:213) ~[ST4-4.0.4.jar:na] >>> >>> If I use only $isUser$ I get the correct value. Reading "Conditional subtemplates" [1] >>> "You may only test whether an attribute is present or absent, preserving separation of model >>> and view. The only exception is that if an attribute value is a Boolean object, it will test it for true/false." >> I think you've hit a bug of StringTemplate transformer: see the attached patch (for cocoon-sample in C3 sources) using conditional and boolean value from sitemap; ST generator works well and ST transformer raises an exception similar to the one reported above. > Ok I will have a look. Thorsten, see attached a patch for cocoon-stringtemplate and cocoon-sample that should fix your issue about $if$ with StringTemplateTransformer. In fact, I've checked that problems arise with transformer only, while generator is safe in this respect; this happens because generator let ST handle the whole file, while transformer doesn't. Transformer's approach makes it able, however, to parse ST expressions in XML attributes as well. If you want to try my patch, just apply it to fresh C3 sources, do an "mvn clean install" of cocoon-stringtemplate and afterwards launch "mvn jetty:run" under cocoon-sample: you will be able to watch results at http://localhost:8888/string-template/generator and http://localhost:8888/string-template/transformer. I did not commit this yet because, as you can see from StringTemplateTransformer's source, my patch is limited to "$if$" case, and only when the whole $if$ evaluates to CDATA from XML point of view: i.e. this work <root> link </root> while this does not: <root> $if(!booleanParameter)$ <element>expression evaluated to true</element> $else$ <element>expression evaluated to false</element> $endif$ </root> As an alternative to my patch's approach, StringTemplateTransformer could act in a way similar to StringTemplateGenerator's, i.e. buffering the whole input document and passing it as a whole to ST: what do you think? Cheers. -- Francesco Chicchiriccò Apache Cocoon Committer and PMC Member http://people.apache.org/~ilgrosso/
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Update: Caché's meaning
A film critic emailed me about Caché (yes, I was so perplexed that after writing this post about the ending I also emailed one of my favorite critics, and he actually emailed me back).
After seeing Hidden at a public screening at the Toronto Film Festival, a sample size of friends and colleagues revealed that about 2/3rds of the people who saw it completely missed the crucial piece of visual information at the end while the other third was still puzzling out what it meant... Before speculating on the significance of it all, let's fill in the blanks first:
In the final shot, two characters who never shared screen space come together for what appears to be a genial conversation: Autueil and Binoche's son Pierrot and Majid's son. If memory serves, Pierrot exits the school from the left side, curls round a crowd of other classmates, and meets Majid's son in the left part of the frame. Believe it or not, they spend a pretty decent amount of time together. Want visual evidence. Check it out [in the pic above]
Majid's son is the kid facing the camera with his arm outstretched to Pierrot's shoulder.Not to getall Antonioni on you, but here's a closer look:
Okay, so what does it all mean? At first, I was inclined to take the most literal interpretation possible: That the videotapes and letters were some sort of collaboration between the younger generation. But as I get further from the film, this makes less and less sense to me, because I'm inclined to take Majid's son at his word when he tells Auteuil he knows nothing about the tapes. A wise cinephile friend of mine believes that the meeting says more about the future than the past, and something hopeful at that: That the younger generation can come together and take steps to resolve the traumas of the past. This dovetails nicely with the film's political allegory about the state of French-Algerian relations (though you can probably claim the same for their collaboration on the tapes, with the kids unearthing the sins of the father). In any case, I really don't wish to draw any hard conclusions until I see the film a second time. And there's no doubt I'll be seeing this one multiple times. (I'm told also to look sharp during the swim meet scene for further clues...)
I think that Pierrot is behind the videotapes. Either him or another, unnamed, hidden player (who is, perhaps, videotaping the last scene). I'm pretty satisfied that the film has a relatively pat explanation, and it's one of those two. I think.
UPDATE (March 11th):
There has been a lot of discussion, and I'll recap some highlights. Those of us who believe in solving the whodunit basically agree that Pierrot and Majid's son probably conspired (with disagreement over the details).
-A lot of people think that even discussing the question of who sent the tapes misses the point of the movie. But, as Nick writes, "Cache may be an art film, but it adheres to the genre conventions of a whodunnit. The entire narrative structure of the film is designed to induce the audience to solve a mystery."
-After I watched the movie again, it's clear that the swim coach is not Majid's son (though he is Franco-Arab). I also dispelled a couple other confusions: there is no doubt Pierrot and Majid's son talk (very suggestively, IMO) in the last scene; the person watching Anne have lunch with her friend (lover?) is just a random stranger; and Georges does not follow Majid's son in the last scene (he is not in the crowd at all)
-In the flashbacks (of dubious veracity), Majid gets in trouble for slaughtering a cock, the symbol of France. There are many other instances of heavy-handed symbolism.
-Karen says that " I think Georges can't be trusted, even in his dreams. I also think he did something worse than he's confessed to Anne."
-"I believe Georges himself made the tapes. His memories and strong feelings of betrayal haunt him and lead him to create his own nightmare. This is a trick of his inner emotions to confront his superficial life." - Kyeplutten
-"Most if not all of this film is from Georges' dreams and memories (Are they really so different after all?)" - Dunn
-Nystrom and Keeble write that "the videotapes are not sent by any person in the 'cinematic reality' that the film takes place in, but are in fact placed by Haneke himself. The tapes then act as some sort of meta-cinematic device to instigate the intrigue and questions that follow. "
But those are just highlights from the very thoughtful and lively discussion from readers below.
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Staff and more than 120 pupils were evacuated from the Darul Uloom School in Chislehurst on Saturday 8 June at about 23.50 BST.
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A Metropoilitan Police spokesman said: "Officers from Bromley are investigating a fire at the Darul Uloom Islamic School in Foxbury Avenue, Chislehurst...
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My foodie-colleague kept raving about this particular burger joint/cafe whenever we passed by.
That day we were at lost as to what and where for lunch so he drove around aimlessly until we came to this vicinity and he goes, "Let's have Veg Burger!" (yes, he kinda' got the name wrong).
Honestly, they only vegetarian burger that I've ever eaten before was the one from Komala's, where it comes served with these big, fat piping hot fries that's lighlty spiced. So, I guess I got really curious about a vegan place selling mainly 'burgers'.
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The interior
The place was done pretty nicely, bright, with lots of greenery and the wooden furniture were painted white, to give that rustic look and an overall down-to-earth appeal. I like!
The counter
The menu seem pretty limited, apparently. 5 types of burgers, 1 kids meal, 6 sides, 1 type of ice-cream and drinks.
Price-wise, they come across as a little steeper that your regular burger joints. Then again, it's a well-known fact that organic foods are more expensive, anyway.
Comes together in the set, with the burger and fries. (L) Orange Passionfruit (R) Apple Blackcurrant.
If you expect them to take out real, fresh fruits and put them through the juicer or something; guess you'll be disappointed. These 'juices' came from a dispenser. Seemed like the diluted fruit juice concentrate type.
Potato Spinach Pops - $3.80 5pc
Can't help ordering this. Kinda' tempting, actually. These were freshly fried and came served to us, piping-hot ( a little over-fried, though).
A ball of mashed potato with spinach bits. Reminds me of bread-crumbed bergedil or the Japanese Korroke (croquet).
Char-Grilled Satay burger
"...satay sauce is drizzled over a tender Vegan patty, giving our Satay burger new meaning to nutty, savoury goodness. With a mild spicy kick, complemented by crisp lettuce and crunchy onion rings..."
My colleagues' order. They seem to like it. I had a bite and the patty was really tender and does taste a lil' savoury.
I think that the term, 'Vegan' patty means that it's made up of mainly soy.
The fries are normal. Slightly thicker than McD, yet not as fat as Swensens of Komala's. I think they sprinkle some seaweed on it.
Smoky BBQ burger
"...thick patty of succulent minced mushrooms, oven-baked and slathered in smokey BBQ sauce, coupled with layers of fresh lettuce, tomato and alfalfa, nestled within the softest organic rye bread..."
I love BBQ sauce so it's only natural that I have the inclination to order this. That and the mushroom patty.
The patty does carry a slightly 'earthy' mushroom taste. However it's the texture that really won me over. This one here is soft yet not mushy. And slightly chewy. Nice!
And the bread, as with typical organic breads; is light and has this robust taste which I can't really describe. I like it, though.
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They sure slathered on a lot of that BBQ sauce!
Interestingly enough, they do have vegetarian 'franks'. As with 'old-school hot dogs'.
I'm very much interested in the Tangy Tartar burger (maybe their take on a 'fish' burger?), the organic ginger beer/cola and Guilt Free Chocolate Ice Cream.
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Do you know what the long yellow line about a meter away from the edge of the platform was for? Authorities say it was for the safety of the passengers.
Before the yellow line was drawn, many people would stand close to the edge of the platform. They did this thinking they'd get an edge above the rest when it came to getting on the train first. This works – sometimes. But common courtesy dictates that you let the people getting off out first before entering. Not many people thought this way – what was common courtesy after all when you were late for work or if you just wanted to get a seat before all of them were filled?
Hence, many people stood close to the edge of the platform. At first, nothing really happened. Until the day someone decided to push people off the edge just as a train was passing. No one really noticed at first, but the string of murders happened with increasing frequency. When the authorities started investigating, they couldn't really pinpoint the crime to one killer. All they knew was that it happened when the rush was at its peak and the crowd was at its thickest. No one really noticed then. A hand would come out from within the crowd and push an unsuspecting, almost random, victim.
Once, the deaths became absurd. Why, you might ask? Well, the killer started pushing people wearing red. Anything red would do. A red shirt. A red scarf. Red shoes. Anything, so long as it was red.
This started a panic. It soon became noticeable that no one wore red during rush hour. Those who forgot where pushed to their deaths – poor people.
Then, the killer decided to push people who carried umbrellas. This baffled the authorities even more. Why umbrellas? They would ask while scratching their balding heads.
These particular killings brought the authorities to conclude that it was by one killer. This one they called the Subway Rush Killer. The name seems lame, but what could I do? I'm just relaying the story of the equally lame and unimaginative authorities.
Even with the warnings and the news spreading, people still stood close to the edge. They didn't seem to care that their lives were in danger. Hence, the solution of the bright yellow line was implemented. Some genius in the transportation department suggested that if there was a yellow line painted a meter away from the edge that people wouldn't cross it. Of course, the authorities liked this idea. They even added a penalty for those who crossed the line before the train was at a full stop.
I didn't think the solution would work since it was so lame, but unfortunately, it did. People actually started staying behind the yellow line. Somehow, they felt that to go beyond it would be instinctively wrong, regardless of the penalties included with crossing the line.
Things got boring after that lame yellow line. The killings lessened exponentially. I never thought people would be so law-abiding in my city. Of course, this yellow line caught on in other places, even if there were no killings there. The transit authorities thought it was a good idea as well. It apparently kept order among the passengers. This was very disheartening to know. Why did it have to take a yellow line to tell people that what I was doing was dangerous?


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The proposed trade between the New York Yankees and Pittsburgh that would make A.J. Burnett a Pirate is close but not quite done, and there are indications that the Yankees are pressuring Pittsburgh to sweeten its offer for the beleaguered 35-year-old right-hander.
According to sources on both sides of the deal who spoke to ESPNNewYork.com on the condition of anonymity, there is still optimism that a trade would be completed, perhaps as soon as this week, but there were still significant hurdles to be cleared.
"We are in stare-down mode," an official with direct knowledge of the talks told ESPNNewYork.com's Andrew Marchand.
The Angels also have interest in Burnett, but Los Angeles is on Burnett's no-trade list. There has been no indication that Burnett will waive the clause to play on the West Coast.
Former Yankee Bobby Abreu could be the target for New York. Abreu is owed $9 million from the Angels, who don't appear to have a spot for him to play regularly. Sources still believe that the Pirates are the favorites to acquire Burnett, but no deal has been agreed to yet.
And the emergence of a new player, the Cleveland Indians, in the mix complicates matters further.
Although one source who is close to Burnett characterized a deal between the Yankees and Pirates as "imminent," a source in the Yankees organization said the Pirates would have to sweeten their offer before anything is finalized.
"I would still say it's 50-50 that the deal gets done," the team source said, "but I would not use the word 'imminent.' "
Currently, the framework of the deal has the Yankees exchanging Burnett for an undetermined number of prospects, and in return, the Pirates would agree to assume a portion of the remaining $33 million on Burnett's contract, which has two more years remaining on it.
"Ten million ain't gonna get it done," said the Yankees source, referring to the amount of Burnett's salary the Pirates have agreed to pay. "Not unless we get top-level prospects."
The Pirates' highest-rated prospect, right-handed pitcher Gerrit Cole, is not among the players being offered in the deal.
"The better the players they give us, the less money they have to pay, and vice versa," said the Yankees source, who added that three other clubs were still interested in Burnett. A source told ESPNNewYork.com that the Yankees took a phone call from the Indians regarding Burnett on Tuesday morning.
"Pittsburgh is still the front-runner here," the source said, "but a lot of things can happen. We could make a deal with them, we could make a deal with another club or we might not make a deal at all."
Burnett's agent, Darek Braunecker, said in a telephone interview that Burnett was prepared for any eventuality. "He wasn't blindsided by this," Braunecker said. "He knew the Yankees added pitching in the offseason and he knew there would be competition in spring training, and he was looking forward to it. He was excited about it."
Asked if Burnett would be able to resume a productive working relationship with the Yankees should the proposed deal fall apart, Braunecker said, "Unquestionably. He's a professional and he's always had a good relationship with the Yankees and [general manager] Brian Cashman. He's been around a long time and knows what the deal is."
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by Itamar Marcus and Nan Jacques Zilberdik
Nov. 24, 2013
PA TV host feels "respect" and "love"
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by Itamar Marcus and Nan Jacques
Palestinian Authority TV recently interviewed released terrorist Qahira Al-Sa'adi, who drove a suicide bomber to an attack that killed 3 and injured 80 in Jerusalem on March 21, 2002. During the interview, the host chose to send greetings to another terrorist, Ahlam Tamimi, who led a suicide bomber to the Sbarro pizza shop in Jerusalem on August 9, 2001. 15 people were murdered in the attack, 7 of them children, and 130 were injured.
Apparently finding something in common with terrorist Ahlam Tamimi who
studied journalism
, the PA TV host expressed how Tamimi's choice to study and work in the field of media "increases the respect and love I feel for her":
"We send greetings to the released female prisoner Ahlam Tamimi and to all the female prisoners who were released. I focus here on Ahlam because Ahlam chose a way that increases the respect and love I feel for her. I send greetings to you, dear Ahlam, and to your husband Nizar. Ahlam chose the way of media (i.e., as a journalist), and now hosts a program for prisoners."
[Official PA TV, Oct. 3, 2013]
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Earlier this year,
Palestinian Media Watch
exposed that this same PA TV host, Manal Seif, defended the program's glorification of terrorists. Responding to a
PMW bulletin
that had exposed PA TV's praise for four terrorists serving a total of 166 life sentences, she said: "If they see all these prisoners as terrorists - we see them as heroes."
In the days after Tamimi's release from prison in the Gilad Shalit deal, PA TV broadcast an interview with Tamimi that had originally aired on Israeli TV. In that interview, Tamimi said that she did not think about the children or the families that would be killed in the attack, and she smiled broadly when she was told how many children she killed in the attack.
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Click to see more examples of the PA and Fatah's policy of
glorifying terrorists
Note: Both terrorists honored by PA TV were released in October 2011 as part of the Shalit prisoner exchange deal brokered between the Israeli government and Hamas.
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Gujarat Chief Minister Anandiben Patel expressed grief and sorrow over the demise of noted industrialist and educationist Shrenik Kasturbhai Lalbhai, who passed away on Thursday morning in Ahmedabad.
Hailing from the illustrious Lalbhai family, Shrenikbhai, 79, was the younger son of Kasturbhai Lalbhai, who is considered a doyen of modern Ahmedabad.
The Lalbhais were among the first Indian business houses and also one who co-founded successful textile giant Arvind Ltd of today, and Shrenikbhai was athird generation scion from the family.
A well-known industrialist and MBA holder from Harvard University, Shrenikbhai had served as the chairman of Deepak Nitrite Ltd until 1998 and at Lalbhai Group of Companies for many years. He had also been a Director of Nirma Limited Anukul Investments Pvt Ltd, Able Investments Pvt Ltd, Animesh Holdings Pvt Ltd and Sonalank Investment & Trading Pvt Ltd. He later served as a Director of Deepak Nitrite Limited until May 25, 2011.
Apart from the first textile mills, the Lalbhais founded several educational institutions in the city. Shrenikbhai actively furthered his family's legacy
of philanthropy in the sphere of industry, education, culture and religion. He was part of family business until he retired a decade ago and later was fully immersed in managing the various trusts that the Lalbhai family looks after and held key positions in many of them.
"He was instrumental in acquiring the miniature paintings from the Gujarat Museum Society for the institute. Till last year before his health took a turn for the worse, I recall him calling up daily to enquire about the working of the institute," said Jitendra Shah, Director of LD Institute of Indology, that was chaired by Shrenikbhai.
He was a key member in the governing councils of institutes like Gujarat Vishwa-Kosh Trust Cept University, ISRO, Nirma University, Institute of Plasma Research, IIMA and ATIRA (Ahmedabad Textile Industries Research Association). He was one of the trustees of the Sabarmati Ashram Preservation and Memorial Trust that runs the Gandhi Ashram and member of the governing body of the Ahmedabad Education Society(AES) and the various educational institutions run by it. A donor member, he would also actively take part in the meetings of the IIMA (Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad) Society till a few years back.
"With the passing away of Shrenikbhai an era has come to an end. He epitomised and embodied the idea of 'Trusteeship' that Gandhiji spoke of. He nurtured and cared for a wide range of institutions including the Sabarmati Ashram Trust, of which he was a chairman. He gave himself selflessly to all the institutions that he was a trustee of. He brought to these institutions a great sense of ethics and morality and probity, " said Tridip Suhrud, Director of Sabarmati Ashram Preservation and Memorial Trust.
Donning many hats, Shrenikbhai was an acknowledged expert on Jain History and also led one of the largest and oldest Jain trusts namely Anandji Kalyanji Pedhi, that looks at renovation and upkeep of more than 1200 Jain temples and promotes the Jain way of life since last 30 years. His funeral procession was held at Bhat area on Thursday evening.