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This photo taken on February 6, 2013 shows a young mother accused of sorcery in Papua New Guinea set alight. PNG is considering introducing the death penalty for sorcery killings and rape after a spate of horrific crimes against women drew international condemnation.
Attorney-General Kerenga Kua said public opinion had swung in favour of capital punishment after a series of brutal sorcery-related murders including beheadings and torchings, and the gang rape of a US academic.
Kua said he had received more than 100 petitions from human rights and other groups across the globe calling for urgent action on the violence against women.
"Those horrific, brutal, gruesome killings of the type that a woman was burnt alive to her death should attract death penalty," The National newspaper reported Kua as saying.
"Most of the people are ready for it and they want it now as they are fed up of the law and order problems in this country and they want to see a more liberal use of the death penalty."
In February a 20-year-old mother accused of witchcraft was stripped and burned alive in front of a crowd at a village market. Earlier this month an elderly woman was beheaded after being accused of black magic.
Also this month, an Australian was murdered and his friend sexually assaulted by a group of men, followed barely a week later by the ambush of the US researcher, her husband and their guide on a wilderness track.
She was stripped, had her hair cut to the scalp and was gang-raped by a group of nine men armed with rifles and knives before a sound in the forest frightened them away.
Kua said he had been monitoring the public mood on the issue and it was time the government "did something radical" to halt the crimes, which have undermined PNG's standing as a tourism and investment destination.
"My job is simply to do what the people want me to do. I cannot shut my eyes to the people's request. I'm not deaf, I'm listening; if they want it we will give it to them," he said.
The offences of treason, piracy and wilful murder are already punishable by death in the impoverished Pacific nation, but the country has not carried out an execution since 1954.
The Catholic Church condemned Kua's remarks as "giving in to the same vengeful streak in PNG culture that is part of our current problem", and said the death penalty would not be a deterrent to violent crime.
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Reinventing Health Care
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Forget about John Kitzhaber's potential gubernatorial candidacy. If his revolutionary efforts to reform a badly broken health care system can gain traction where so many others have spun out, he might want to aim higher - maybe president. Of Google, or Starbucks, or some other icon of solid gold American success.
Kitzhaber's latest assault on health care's sorry status quo involves a radical restructuring of the way public money is spent - the dollars currently allocated for Medicare, Medicaid and the tax exemption for employer-provided health insurance. Kitzhaber believes that if the state could win federal permission to pool those public dollars - about $6.5 billion, in all - it could afford to provide basic health care coverage to every Oregonian. Without raising taxes.
The concept - and it's just that, at this stage - is that $6.5 billion works out to about $2,000 per Oregonian to cover basic medical needs. That amount wouldn't go far enough in the current system, so the Kitzhaber plan depends on top-to-bottom changes in the way acute care, chronic care and end-of-life care are handled by doctors, hospitals and insurers.
Hold on. Do not succumb to the temptation to dismiss Kitzhaber's ideas because they demand uncomfortable changes and aren't fully fleshed out. Keep reading.
It's old news that the U.S. health care system is cruelly unfair and embarrassingly inefficient. Americans spend more per capita on health care than any other nation in the world - by at least 40 percent - and they get far less bang for their medical buck. European nations provide universal health insurance to their citizens at roughly half the cost of American medicine. And it's better care. Most of Europe has longer life expectancies, lower child mortality rates and superior preventive care compared with the United States. For that matter, Cuba has lower infant mortality rates.
Meanwhile, refusing to let go of the myth that the American free market is the best model for health care delivery has really delivered this: 45 million Americans without any health insurance, and 9 million children who have no regular access to medical care. Lack of health insurance is directly responsible for about 18,000 deaths every year, according to the Institute of Medicine. This is outrageous and shameful, but what's incomprehensible is that so many Americans continue to believe that nothing can be done about it.
Thank goodness for people like Kitzhaber, who are convinced it's possible …
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This is not a look of someone who's been defeated, this is a look of someone whos getting exactly what he wanted.
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Craig Silverstein writes: I'm interested in the expression "A whole nother," as in, "That's a whole nother matter." Is it a combination of "A whole other" and "another," or is "whole" actually in the middle of "another" (like unbef**kinlievable")? The word nother, which simply means 'other; different', comes from a misdivision of an other or another. This type of misdivision has several parallels in English. The word newt was originally "ewte" in Middle English, but the phrase "an ewte" was changed to "a newt." Similarly, nickname was originally "an ekename" ("eke" being an archaic word for 'also' that still pops up from time to time), but was misdivided as "a nekename." In the other direction, apron was once "napron," but "a napron" was turned into "an apron."
There is evidence for the misdivided nother 'other' going back to around 1300. The Oxford English Dictionary describes it as obsolete except in dialectal use, but the set phrase "a whole nother" is common in the United States and has been for at least several decades.
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Spread-spectrum schemes embed additive or multiplicative watermarks into the host contents for copyright protection. However, their performances are reduced by the interference from the host contents. Thus, in this work, we introduce a simple double-sided technique to utilize this interference for performance improvements. Different from the previous host interference rejection schemes, it does not reject the host interference. However, it can also achieve great performance enhancement over the traditional spread-spectrum schemes. Moreover, due to this nice property of not rejecting the host interference, it has a big advantage over the host interference rejection schemes in that the perceptual analysis can be easily implemented for our scheme to improve the perceptual quality of the watermarked contents. Our technique is effectively employed in both additive and multiplicative spread-spectrum schemes. Finally, its performance advantage is demonstrated through both theoretical and empirical comparisons.
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Last April holidays we went to Kangaroo Island, you can read about that camp on our web-page (see below). Also we're preparing to send a large contigent to the 18th Australian Jamboree in 1997-98 which will be held near Brisbane, Queensland.
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Journeyman (2007)
I just CAN'T believe this show is to be cancelled
Watching this series from a European point of view probably doesn't differ much from an American one, but, even though I've been a series buff for quite some time now, I've seen the 13 episodes in a row and have NEVER been that excited for a very long time. The potential of "Journeyman" is so rich and dense that the first season only explores an infinitesimal proportion of it. That's what differs from many shows, which stand out on their first episodes, but then keep on somewhat repeat themselves. Here, the multiple layers (Livia's point of view, scientific point of view, time travel paradoxes) add up to a totally unpredictable show, at the same time totally down-to-earth and philosophically challenged. And I love the fact that it never relies on the Sci-Fi usual excuses to make the audience believe in what's going on.
Sure there are some minor flaws, like the fact that no one (except Zack) ever sees Dan ACTUALLY disappear or appear (not very believable IMHO), but otherwise the whole show is fantastic, and this is going to be HUGE when it comes to Europe.
I can't believe it probably won't be renewed for a 2nd season & more. The ratings are important, sure, but the blooming cult following this first season would increase with a further development of the show. Characters and cast are just totally great So, people at NBC, give yourselves a little more time before definitely calling it quits. PLEASE DON'T CANCEL JOURNEYMAN ! This was my plea to the NBC execs from Paris France, on a nice Saturday afternoon. (and please forgive my English mistakes, don't worry I understood the show perfectly well :)
Cutting Moments (1997)
An amazing viewer experience
I've seen this short film during a nightly "forbidden films" program on french cable TV. I don't usually review films on imdb, but this one is rather an incredible piece. At first it reminded me of Happiness (by Todd Solondz), because both films develop similar themes such as incest. But Cutting Moments takes a horrific turn towards the last third, and gets bloody in a very strange way : not grandiloquent nor arty, the sheer horror it shows (a woman cuts her own lips off, then makes love to her husband who cuts her breast off with a pair of secateurs, then cuts his own genitals off) is depicted in a very slow, banal pace. This is where the film really works : the maiming, just as the blood on The Big Shave by Scorsese was meant to depict America's situation during Vietnam War, is here to develop the internal psychological state of the characters (incommunicability, despair) on a graphic point of view. The film is intense, terrible, unwatchable, then, as as the song "If", by the Pink Floyds, invades the end credits, the whole thing gets back to its news item status, with the arrival of the police. An unforgettable film, no matter what...
Benidorm (2007)
What a disappointment !
I was really waiting for the DVD to come out, as a big fan of Derren Litten, brilliant actor seen on "The Catherine Tate Show" and who wrote the entire "Benidorm" series (without even getting himself a small part in it !). Well, what a disappointment ! Instead of the sarcastic and subtle humor (though the premises were ideal in that matter) that I was expecting, all I saw was poor & terribly vulgar situations (beyond words AND laughs), ill-directed actors, almost total absence of wit and intelligence. The only nice thing was to see Chrissy Rock again (from Ken Loach's "Ladybird") as the karaoke presenter. Apart from that, nothing. Total vacuum.
En la ciudad de Sylvia (2007)
Just what an art film should NOT be
This film is simply a disgrace. It looks like it's been shot by an art student fascinated by women to the point that he thinks the viewer can actually SHARE his fascination because he relentlessly points his camera to these women. Ha ha ! No it doesn't work like that !!!
Everything in this film is just plain fake, like the way extras are being used : one of every race, one of every color, one of every nationality, one of every age... to make a point about Strasbourg being the epitome of the modern pan-cultural city. Every time I saw (and I had TIME to look at them) an extra crossing the screen, I could only but imagine the first assistant director saying, behind the camera : "Old lady with bags, go now ! Crippled Indian flower seller, walk faster ! Pretty brunette with the black skirt, look more dreamy !" All the "good" intentions of the director (seeing people through windows, or reflected on tramways, so as to show the distance between the main character and the people that surround him) are so underlined, so obvious, so pathetically childish that the whole film slowly becomes an obvious piece of I'm-so-arty-I-could-die piece of dung. Then of course, you show this film to someone who's used to blockbusters, he'll walk into another dimension right away. Like "What ? This can be cinema too ?" Happy may be the innocent. But for an art film lover like me, this is precisely the sort of "artsy trap movie" I'm certainly not gonna fall into. Oh and by the way mister Guerin, flower sellers don't roam the streets IN THE MORNING (as a matter of fact, restaurants are closed) Whatever anyway.
Ward 13 (2003)
Excellent animated short!
The qualities of this little animated gem obviously remind me of Aardvark Studio's work : the same efficient use of plasticine for round-shaped and exquisitely expressive characters, the sense of humour and irony within a specific genre, and the constant cinematographic references. Here, it is the horror film that is spoofed, with an inclination toward the "hospital horror" sub-genre. But it is never done to the detriment of the rhythm or of a strong story line : the humour within the fear is always sharp and witty, and the director even winks at Nick Park's specific work with a chase in the hospital hallways that is clearly an hommage to the chase between Gromit and the penguin in The Wrong Trousers. With such impressive skills, I don't really worry about Peter Cornwell's future : it looks bright.
The Boy with Two Heads (1974)
From the depths of my memories...
For a very long time (until last year to be precise), I really thought that I had "dreamed" this serial, since noone around me ever remembered having seen it.It actually came only once on french TV, late summer 1978, and then vanished into thin air. Miraculously, the DVD got released in France last December, and through various internet forums I have managed to talk to a few people who DID remember it... and thought they were they only ones ! Actually this show was something to be remembered : it is the tale of two kids who find a shrunken jivaro head in a box stolen in an antique dealer shop, and who spend the whole series carrying it around, hidden inside a football, to preserve it from the hands of two evilish thugs who want to make money out of it. Of course, a second vision, almost 25 years later, of this naive and childish scary story really doesn't enhance the terrified memory I had of it. The shrunken head, which looked absolutely horrid when I was 7 now looks like a corny wooden puppet with two eyes that go from left to right. The mood of the story is more detective-like than terror-oriented, but the simple fact that it was a head with no body attached to it made the whole thing totally spooky. Actually, the whole thing looks more like an Enid Blyton one-shot than like an episode from the "Tales from the Crypt". But I probably should remain faithful to my memories and not slouch in the usual and obvious adult contempt, cynicism and mockery. After all, this was made for kids, and it worked. Well, for kids in the 70's it did. Today's would probably find "The Boy with Two Heads" atrociously ridiculous !
Le père Noël est une ordure (1982)
The one and only absolute french comedy ! ! !
I must have seen this film about 100 times : Le Père Noël... is probably the most famous french comedy ever done, at least in France, far, far more famous and cult than the recent "Le diner De cons" (which is not cult at all, plain funny and that's it). Le Père Noël wasn't a real hit when it got released (it was in fact the movie version of the same-titled play), but it gradually became THE reference in cult comedy amongst french teenagers. I don't even see what the equivalent could be in the States. Anyway : each and every line of this film is sheer fun delight, total trashy-meets-uptight-meets gory-meets-nonsensical humor. Obviously untranslatable and mainly based upon the very subtle depiction of each character, most of the specific expressions of the film are now part of everyday language. It's not even a must-see for every french movie-goer since everyone has seen it at least once in his life. For those who don't cringe at french humor (nothing scatological here), this is an absolute topper in fun. Highly recommended.
Somebody Up There Likes Me (2012)
The pain of being stuck in a theater room
So I got stuck in the metro because of an accident on the line, so I went out of the station, it was raining and very cold, so I found shelter in this Paris art-house cinema, mostly because of my everlasting interest for films, but also attracted by -let's face it- the nice poster with bright colors, as the night was falling and the frost was biting my feet. After 5 minutes in the empty screening room (the usher was not sure that there would be a "private screening" just for me but then another person walked in), so then after 5 minutes I knew that this film had already shown it all, and that there would not be any surprise to come : I was facing a time warp into the early 90s indie cr*p, the sort of film made by some Hal Hartley wannabe, with a twist of today's Solondzness. Caricatural shifty/witty/ugly/unlikeable characters, lots of void & pouting glares between cues, pretentious unfunny comedy lines, annoying corny little music score. Love & melodrama between the kitchen sink and the bathroom, over 20 years in the lives of unfathomably dull characters (could have been a French film, but not even). A deluge of clichés resuming in a film that, in a normal world, should have stuck to a late night screening of a penniless, remote & semi-freaky festival. But released theatrically ? I just couldn't believe my eyes. At that point (10 minutes), I felt an urge to rush out. I could obviously face the rain, and the possibility of the metro being still blocked and of having to bump into throngs of hurrying people in the streets. I chose to stay. It was warm in there. I played Angry Birds for the rest of the film (the Star Wars edition). The images of the film were sort of gliding over my forehead, making their way to the back of the room. I could follow the plot effortlessly without really watching or listening.
One of the most miserable evenings of my life so far.
Spaced (1999)
Exactly what french TV will never be able to do !
"Spaced" has never been broadcast (to my knowledge) on French TV, so I bought the complete 2 seasons series on Amazon after seeing Shaun of the Dead, which I consider to be one of the best comedies ever. Well, even without any subtitles (I get around in English), "Spaced" appears to me as the exact epitome of what British TV can do at its best : a perfect brew of comedy, rhythm, political incorrectness, extraordinary acting, stylish writing, socially-oriented matters... I really was mesmerized at the creativity both screenwriters and director displayed all along the 14 episodes, always renewing what could be taken as pure show-off style on the first one. This is why I love British comedy, TV & cinema. Wit. Man do they have it. Simon Pegg if you ever read this : you ARE the Force !


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Please note that from 2005 there are two possible roads between Zagreb and the coast. If you are using some older guidebook you might get confused when you read that Plitvice are halfway from Zagreb and the coast.
D1 road is the old road, 2-lane only, going from Karlovac via Plitvice and Knin to Split.
A1 road is a new highway that runs on a big loop around Plitvice and does NOT pass nearby. If you wish to visit Plitvice then get off from the highway in Karlovac and take the old D1 road. (Btw. D1 is quite a good road, so no need to be worried about this "old" thing).
Another warning concernes trains. If you examine the list of stations between Zagreb and Split you will notice a station named Vrhovine-Plitvicka jezera. Please note that this is VERY FAR from the entrance to the park and that there is NO ORGANIZED TRANSPORT! So, you don't want to take a Zagreb - Split train and end up in the middle of nowhere! (Luckily, ICN trains don't even stop here).
If you are on the public transport, then take the bus BUT MAKE SURE IT TAKES THE D1 ROAD - buses running along the A1 are of no use.
This must be a big temptations for those who are pasionate fishermen, there is a plenty of fish in the lakes, especially trouts in the Lower Lakes, and yet, fishing is not allowed in the whole area of National Park.
IIn case of the sudden rain or bad weather, you can take refuge under such a wooden shelters which are situated all over the National Park. If you cannot find this shelters, the best is to search for the inner road of the park where the bus stations are situated, all of them with the same kind of the shelter.
There can be a lot of snakes, so better beware...
Also, wild animals like woolves or bears are also very common! So, don't wander alone in the deep woods and very late at night, be sure to leave the park before closing. And preferrably, stick to the marked paths.
once upon a time (has it changed by now?)the legendary lonely planet wrote that there were free buses one could use to visit the park. fact is that buses never quite existed. there are some sort of electrical vehicles that do transport people from one parking lot to the other - but they do not take in the park and the plakes. Basically if you want to visit the park, you'll need to do it by your own legs - so if you can't walk for around three hours, you might as well decide not to visit it... 'cause you really won't be getting near any lake. try again, Lonely Planet - and provide the correct facts


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Kraft Foods (KFT) announces it will recommend to its board a $2 per share annual dividend for...
Kraft Foods (KFT) announces it will recommend to its board a $2 per share annual dividend for Kraft Foods Group shareholders after sizing up the impact on free cash flow from the upcoming split of the company.
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we see the value coming in to forms:
1. Kraft Foods (Grocery) is cleaning house and overhead, streamlining, and rewarding shareholders, with a $2.60 EPS and a $2 dividend we see a 2013 starting value of $28.57 (7% div as a floor)
2. Mondelez, showing the growth side of the split in developing markets, and a $1.50-1.55 EPS but fx of $0.15 factored in based on a 2011 horrible fx move, we see coming back so $1.70 at 23x $39.10
combined company value of $67.67 then less a 10% year factor so $60.90 at end of 2013. This equates in our model of a $51 price target now, which the market is not baking in bc the Mondelez CFO was so extremely conservative which is actually great for our purposes! -
You probably meant "two forms," but in any case, (as noted by Dividend Growth Machine below) you neglected to account for the split factor of 1/3 for KRFT shares. Combined company value (of KFT) in your analysis should be calculated as $39.10 + $28.57 / 3 = $48.62. Much closer to your $51 price target!
Also just as a further piece of information for us to ponder, the MDLZ dividend may be around 52 cents per share (based on $1.16 for KFT, less the $0.64 of that that KRFT stated was their portion in the 10-12B/A form [page 47 of 8/16/12 version]), giving a yield of 1.3% based on your projected price per share. -
When interpreting the EPS and dividend amounts, it is worth keeping in mind that shareholders will get 1 share of Kraft Foods Group (the North American grocery business) for every 3 shares of the existing KFT. That's one reason why the projected EPS for the spin-off is considerably higher than the entire company's current EPS.
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Jason Diamond [mailto:jason@...] wrote: > Do we really need a special comment key? If we were going to > allow people to > mark up comments using indicators like classes, then I can > see the argument for it... Yes, that's the idea. The following example is correct: > my-machine: #"DON'T CHANGE THIS!" 192.168.1.17 > ... > It looks like you might not be allowing this syntax, though, and would > rather make the user explicitly turn a scalar with a comment > into a map like in Oren's example above. > My question is then, why make them > use the # key? Because we did plan on allowing the one-line syntax you've given above :-) > ... I'd much rather see this: > > my-machine: %= > address: 192.168.1.17 > warning: DON'T CHANGE THIS! several clients > access this address directly - talk > with the Network Administrator first. I agree that if it weren't for the shorthand syntax, the need for a special comment key would have been reduced. I still like to hang on to '#' as a "comment key by convention", though. It is terse, stands out, and its use for comments is accepted in many scripting languages. > ... > The problem with this approach is that I believe that people will be > surprised to find out that the simple act of adding a comment > to the source > file changes their data from a simple scalar into a map. I agree it is a problem. Points: - I (naively) assumed we'd be able to hide this transformation. - No solution necessary when working in C/C++ node-level API ('.get/setValue()' still works, etc.) - In scripting languages, using the 'v' operation is guaranteed to keep working. - Applying a "strip comments" filter to the document would ensure the node is a scalar. The last point is an important one. The color idiom is built on the assumption the API allows a trivial application of "viewing filters" to a document. A filter hides "irrelevant" color. Obviously, what is relevant to one module is very relevant to another. The thing is that originally, the idea was that the filter won't modify the document, it would only effect the view of it. This idea breaks down when using the native structures of a scripting language. > Most lexers actually skip over > comments so that they never even end up in the parse tree. That's an example of a filter. One way of doing it would be: my $doc = YAML::parse("file", \&no_color_filter); This filter would strip away classes and comments (you can write your own filter to strip anything else you want). Of course, this means that a following YAML::print would be missing this information - so programs requiring full round-tripping would have to use 'v' and 'w'. > This is unlike any > other language in existence (that I know of). Agreed. What most existing languages allow in one form or the other is attaching extra information ("color") to maps/objects. Hmmm. One notion we had, at the time, was to only allow color for map nodes. No more attaching a class or a comment to a list or a scalar. This has advantages: - Mapping to native data structures becomes trivial, even in the presence of "color". - Schema evolution/color addition/ etc. with no need for 'v' and 'w' operations. The disadvantage is: - Reduced modeling power. I made the case that this reduction is less then one may originally think. For example, you'd think that the following would become impossible: delivery: !date 10-JAN-2001 But in practice, 'date' wouldn't be there on its own. The full document would look like: invoice: !invoice-class % delivery: 10-JAN-2001 Now, the invoice class knows that delivery is a date. If the YAML de-serialization mechanism somehow invokes the constructor for invoice-class, then this constructor would be responsible for converting 'delivery' into a date object. Seeing the trouble that color to non-maps is giving us, I wonder whether this isn't the 80/20 benefit/cost point. Thoughts? (Sidetrack) Now that you brought this idea back to my mind again, here's a notion on how to extend it to allow coloring map entries as well as maps. Suppose one allowed coloring scalar nodes not by giving them direct descendents but by using a special sibling: invoice: % delivery: 10-JAN-2001 #delivery: % !: date #: Comment That is, we reserve all keys of the form #<key> to contain "comments" about the specified <key>. We keep our shorthand form: delivery: #"Comment" !date 10-JAN-2001 as an equivalent to the above longer form. Instead of having 'v' and 'w' operations, we'd just write: $doc->{invoice}->{delivery} == '10-JAN-2001' $doc->{invoice}->{'#delivery'}->{'!'} == 'date' $doc->{invoice}->{'#delivery'}->{'#'} == 'Comment' This solves the problem for scalars contained in maps. As for scalars contained in lists, well, it is possible to attach color to the list as a whole - and this color may also be a list: books: @ The old man and the sea Mobi Dick #"Must read!" Snow Crash Would be the same as: books: @ The old man and the sea Mobi Dick Snow Crash #books: @ % % % #: Must read Hmmm... Advantages: - Trivial mapping to/from native data structures. - No need for special 'v'/'w' operations to access values. - Ability to add color to every entity. Disadvantages: - In XPath terms, you have to add a '#' to the last key in the path to switch to the 'color' branch. Hmmm... it seems I've just re-invented an alternative syntax to Clark's old YML proposal (it is way back in the SML-DEV archives, if you are really interested). - Also, moving/renaming/linking to a node doesn't automatically move/rename/link to its color. This is dangerous; code unaware of the color would leave "orphaned" color nodes around. OK, so it isn't a good idea after all. But I think Clark would appreciate this unexpected re-surface of his old YML notion. (End of sidetrack) So, where does that leave us? It seems we can either adopt the v/w operations (a liberal use of filters), or decree that color can only be applied to maps. Hmmm. Have fun, Oren Ben-Kiki
On Mon, Jun 18, 2001 at 10:07:36AM +0200, Oren Ben-Kiki wrote: | (sidetrack) | Now that you brought this idea back to my mind again, here's a | notion on how to extend it to allow coloring map entries as | well as maps. Suppose one allowed coloring scalar nodes not | by giving them direct descendents but by using a special sibling: | | invoice: % | delivery: 10-JAN-2001 | ~delivery: % | !: date | #: Comment This is effectively an "attribute" mechanism (see XML) where the attributes are collected in a separate fork. This is also very similar to the shadow mechanism in most MUDs. You need to add extra stuff onto an object and the shadow mechansim provides a hook. I changed the # to ~ above for the shadow indicator, as a shadow is definately not a comment; two entirely different animals. | That is, we reserve all keys of the form ~<key> to contain | "comments" about the specified <key>. We keep our shorthand | form: | | delivery: #"Comment" !date 10-JAN-2001 | | as an equivalent to the above longer form. Instead of having 'v' and 'w' | operations, we'd just write: | | $doc->{invoice}->{delivery} == '10-JAN-2001' | $doc->{invoice}->{'~delivery'}->{'!'} == 'date' | $doc->{invoice}->{'~delivery'}->{'#'} == 'Comment' | | This solves the problem for scalars contained in maps. Right. And also for lists contained within maps. | As for scalars contained in lists, well, it is possible | to attach color to the list as a whole - and this color | may also be a list: | | books: @ | The old man and the sea | Mobi Dick | #"Must read!" Snow Crash | | Would be the same as: | | books: @ | The old man and the sea | Mobi Dick | Snow Crash | ~books: @ | % | % | % | #: Must read A solution here is to use the reference mechanism... books: @ The old man and the sea Moby Dick &001 Snow Crash ~001: % #: Must read! For the in-memory structure, we would just have a shadow() function which when passed a particular object would return it's shadow. If we went this route, we should invent a completely different syntax, as a shadow node need not be stored in the outermost map. | Hmmm... Advantages: | | - Trivial mapping to/from native data structures. | - No need for special 'v'/'w' operations to access values. | - Ability to add color to every entity. | | Disadvantages: | | - In XPath terms, you have to add a '#' to the last key in the path to | switch to the 'color' branch. Hmmm... it seems I've just re-invented an | alternative syntax to Clark's old YML proposal (it is way back in the | SML-DEV archives, if you are really interested). Right. Also enters the equivalent of the "element/attribute" debate -- what should go in the shadow and what is "real". It is a very nice idea... but this is a icky can of worms. For reader's information, in the older YML proposal, each node was both a map and a list... | - Also, moving/renaming/linking to a node doesn't automatically | move/rename/link to its color. This is dangerous; code unaware | of the color would leave "orphaned" color nodes around. Yep. Enter classic garbage collection concerns. One more disadvantage: - Sequencing. Now a node and it's shadow may be seperated by a pretty far distance in the YAML file (unless a cute serialization change occurs). | OK, so it isn't a good idea after all. But I think Clark | would appreciate this unexpected re-surface of his old YML | notion. (End of sidetrack) Interesting Oren. ;) Clark
On Mon, Jun 18, 2001 at 10:07:36AM +0200, Oren Ben-Kiki wrote: | So, where does that leave us? It seems we can either adopt the v/w | operations (a liberal use of filters), or decree that color can only be | applied to maps. Hmmm. I look at it this way: a) We eliminate the short-hand notation so that it is not confusing what is a map and what is a scalar. b) We state the obvious in the spec -- adding items to a map will, in almost every case, be a safe addition and unlikely to break programs depending upon its structure. c) We state that promoting a scalar to a map or list may only be supported by particular programs and that this technique must be used with caution. We can underscore those cases where a structual upgrade will work, when the applications accessing the information: 1) are written to use the visitor/iterator interface and not dependent on a particular in-memory representation; or 2) are written in languages which use a YamlNode instead of native data structures; or 3) are written to use the (w/v) methods as described. d) We also talk about the "standard" colors, such as class, comments, classes. And we discuss the base filters, in particular, how the standard colors can be added (with approprite promotions) and used with unexpecting older code if the appropriate stripper is used... Overall, I think it is important to underscore that the w/v mechanism is optional. Most users of YAML will use them if they are "libraries" and don't have control of the YAML. However, one-offs probably won't. Proper filters, of course, would have to be written robustly. ... On the subject of encoding. I'm starting to like the idea of using a ^ indicator for this purpose. Binary nodes can then be written as: attachment: % ^: base64 !: application/ms-word =: R0lGODlhDAAMAIQAAP//9/X17unp5WZmZgAAAO fn515eXvPz7Y6OjuDg 4J+fn5OTk6enp56enmlp aWNjY6Ojo4SEhP/++f/++f/++f/++f/++f/++f /++f/++f/++f/++f/+ +f/++f/++f/++SH+Dk1h ZGUgd2l0aCBHSU1QACwAAAAADAAMAAAFLCAgjo EwnuNAFOhpEMTRiggc z4BNJHrv/zCFcLiwMWYN G84BwwEeECcgggoBADs= We could then add a "mandatory option" on the parser to "decode" base64 encoded nodes.... Thoughts? Clark
Jason brings up a good point, is the comment/class/whatever indicator short-hand more trouble than what it is worth? ... On Sun, Jun 17, 2001 at 01:33:41PM -0700, Jason Diamond wrote: | my-machine: % | =: 192.168.1.17 | #: DON'T CHANGE THIS! several clients | access this address directly - talk | with the Network Administrator first. | | I think that this is an excellent example of why substitutability is | important and why our APIs should support it. Colors are very powerful, but I think going in this direction means that the users of our language will have to "buy-in". | However, I think that introducing a comment construct into the | language would be a mistake. Do we really need a special | comment key? I think the value is standardization; if we have a few "common" colors one can make a standard filter (as Oren describes) which strips the common colors. This filter can be built-into the parser as a parameter... | my-machine: #"DON'T CHANGE THIS!" 192.168.1.17 | | The problem with this approach is that I believe that | people will be surprised to find out that the simple | act of adding a comment to the source file changes | their data from a simple scalar into a map. week: ^iso8601 1999W06 week: !org.clarkevans.Week 1999W06 Personally, I don't like comments written using the same-line short hand. However, for the above examples using a !class or ^encoding might be very useful indeed. In this case, the user would have to undersand that the above examples are not scalars... or... perhaps we should drop this "confusing" short hand? | This is unlike any other language in existence (that | I know of). Most lexers actually skip over | comments so that they never even end up in the parse tree. Right, but no other languages that I know of have anything similar to the Color (substitutability) mechanism... | my-machine: %= | address: 192.168.1.17 | warning: DON'T CHANGE THIS! several clients | access this address directly - talk | with the Network Administrator first. | | Here the first pair is the default (do we still like this?) Good question. The problem with the "first pair" is that it only works at parse time. Thus, first pair is an option with the "%=" construct, which requires a specific YamlObject imlementation, where if we use the language's native objects we are stuck with the equal sign... my-machine: % =: 192.168.1.17 #: DON'T CHANGE THIS! Several clients access this address directly -- talk with the Network Admin first. | 1) Users are explicitly adding a key and so can't claim to be | surprised when they encounter a map during parsing. Do we do the same (require specific annotations) for class and possibly encoding? week: % =: 1999W06 !: org.clarkevans.Week Hmm. The above is more clear. Oren? What do you think? Should we eliminate the "short-hand". It may reduce confusion. | 2) The # indicator is free to be used or not used elsewhere. Right... however, having a "standard" for denoting what is a comment (or class respectively) will allow for a common "strip comments/class/encoding/whatever" filter... | 3) More than one comment can be added to a node. Nothing saying people couldn't use "comment" or "JMS-NOTE:" or what ever. It just won't be easily colored by syntax coloring or auto-filtered with a simple "-c" switch, etc. | 4) There will never be any question as to whether or not comments are part | of the information model and can be ignored since there will no longer be | comments (in the traditional sense). Right. | 5) Requiring user's to make up an appropriate key name is more verbose but | conveys more information to anybody reading the source from then on (like | how I renamed # to warning above). This is true even if they use the key | "comment"--that's still more clear to me than "#". Nothing stopping people from doing this! Best, Clark
In general, I'm in very much agreement with Oren's post. Although I wonder a bit if the coloring mechanism may be hard to grok. Jason? It is certainly very powerful, and offers a clear distinction between YAML and XML besides the map/list vs named list difference. I'm also wondering if it will be possible to use YAML without being color aware... I think not. ... | the lowest level API is insensitive to the color idiom. The push/pull API can be designed such that the color idiom is central (see the proposed API). | We must support the color idiom in scripting languages | ia external methods ... This requires two operations | (read and write) Ok. Of course, since the visitor (push) / and iterator (pull) API can support the color idiom easily, this is an alternative way to support colors... | Round trip: A parser could attach formatting information to | nodes which would allow reproducing the output in a | byte-to-byte identical format. For example, the key | 'org.yaml.format.indent' could contain the exact white | space used to indent the content of a node. The key | 'org.yaml.format.scalar.style' could contain the scalar | variant used, etc. A printer could use this color data | as a guide to formatting the output YAML file. Ok, I got "format.scalar.style"... interesting, but I didn't grok the first example. Question. Do we want to re-cast the "class" section as specific keys? Using, perhaps ~ or _ or some other prefix character for 'globally unique keys'? Just pondering. | Binary vs. Unicode: suppose we have a way to distinguish | between the two, which works most of the time (along | the lines of what I proposed). I was taking a walk with my g.f. and discussing this item, it seems that there is a triparted situation: | Java / C# | Python | Perl | ----------+------------+---------+----------------------------+ ASCII | String | String | Scalar (UTF8 or Otherwise) | UNICODE | String | Unicode | UTF8 Marked Scalar | BINARY | Byte [] | String | Not UTF8 Marked Scalar | In other words, we need a three part distinction to determine the appropriate "mapping". Perhaps we require another special indicator for this one (to represent encoding?) or would one re-use the class marker? value: ^ascii This is only ascii value: This is unicode value: ^binary BASE64== value: #"Not sure I like this anymore!" [BASE64==] value: ^null #"Perhaps this can be taken a bit further, as I'm not that much of a fan of the ~ indicator to introduce a null node type..." | A programmer who fears that some binary scalar instance | would be incorrectly taken to be text (or vice-versa) | would color the scalar with a directive for the printer, | overriding the automatic decision (e.g., using the | aforementioned 'org.yaml.format.scalar.style' color). Ok. Although given that this may be one of those "common" colors like comment and class... perhaps it deserves an indicator... | Color makes many problems just disappear (given color-sensitive | code). This means we have to make using it as painless as possible. | The two operations I had in mind are: | | v(<map/list>, <key/index>, [ <color> ]) | w(<map/list>, <key/index>, [ <color> ], <value>) (snip perfectly clear examples) | Etc. I'm toying with the idea that if 'color' is an integer, then | the entry would convert to a list instead of a map, and the value | be written to the appripriate list entry. This assumes the | language used has a strong enough distinction between 1 and "1" ... Hmm. Interesting. | Note that in the general case you can't replace 'v' and 'w' by the built-in | scripting language access mechanism, since these won't "do the right thing". | For example, writing: | | $doc->{invoice}->{price}->{'#'} = 'Expensive!'; | | Above would not have worked. But you can do it in specific cases: for | example, writing: | | $doc->{invoice}->{price}->{currency} = '$'; | | Would have worked. A careful programmer may thus minimize the number of | calls to 'v' and 'w'. Ok. Best, Clark


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