Next step: 220! Fight the
So, the million.
It was a bit long, but we're getting there, the millionth record on the French Wikipedia. Of course, it will put four more years as in:, but the result is there.
Now, two things will happen.
The first is the one millionth article would not be good enough. Not worthy of an encyclopedia. Not worthy of a cultural project. Probably neither made, nor to do. In addition, it will probably draft a dirty rotten. (FYI, on the one millionth in: station was a . Not even a station known simply suburban station in Scotland. And the original article was a dirty blank.)
The second: now the project is completed, there will be no more subject, we have all finished, all locks, all written and it will focus on exists. Increase the number of ADQ tiny laughable, for example. Or delete all those files without interest that distort the project. Back to basics, whatever. (Obviously, in: has two en: articles and a half more, but it's not really articles, so it has not.)
short, you guessed it, the move to seven digits will be the 'opportunity for all the mourners to cry more. Then, of course, one could say it's a fucking brilliant project with which we enjoy ourselves too well, we screwed up the pile to all detractors, it works with the fire of God and that the more one has yet reached the limits of the contraption, but it would probably be too optimistic. And optimism, everyone will tell you, is for morons, because everything is always doomed to failure and if it is not perfect from the outset, it is useless to try.
Personally, I will not sulk my pleasure. I am glad that this project, in which I am still invested in over six years, continues to grow. Go
, since There is, here is one of those unlikely items can not be found on Wikipedia: the bakery-pastry Beaumarchais. Yes, it's just a Parisian bakery. But she is listed as historical monuments. To arrive at the creation of the article, it took a project amount, we grope to find how to write on topics like this, you realize you can lay as articles this, that someone take a picture, feels the urge to speak and put behind his keyboard. Complex logistics. Admittedly, this is probably not the most important item in the world: so what?
Thursday, September 23, 2010
Friday, September 10, 2010
Homemade Shikakai Or Amla Oil
For Sakineh
Dear Sakineh
Know this, Paris is mobilizing for you with 100 more cities worldwide.
Need I tell you? Simone de Beauvoir, if she was still alive, would have reacted like all of us with the strongest indignation to denounce the cruel fate that we want you to suffer.
; Who would have thought 40 years ago when the MLF showed for the first time in France, in 2010 a woman could still be sentenced to be stoned and that "cultural relativism", the "return of religion" would take precedence over the universality of rights?
If we talk about those early days is that by coincidence, this week, in a single location in Paris, will succeed and two sobering events of the fragility of gains in women's rights. On August 26 the Feminist activists are preparing to celebrate the anniversary of the first event in the MLF by renaming the Place du Trocadero "instead of the right of women and men." Two days later, Saturday, August 28 at 12pm on the same square-aptly renamed - will be the rally that is organized to support you (1).
While world leaders are mobilizing to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons, we want our presence that day to remind them that you expect in the death row for several years, a performance by your stoning. You're also not the only condemned: by the news of women's rights activists in Iran, at least a dozen other women in prison awaiting the death penalty barbaric. Inside the country, feminists have launched a campaign in 2006 against stoning: Stop Stoning Forever.
If the chancellery and the United Nations to show whether discrete vis-à-vis your case is that in their eyes, between nuclear and a case of " compassion humanitarian "issues are not comparable. Why irritate Tehran on a matter of domestic policy, so we expect him to be more accommodating and respectful of the resolutions of the Security Council?
Those who hold the reins of power prefer to rely, for this type of subject, associations or intellectuals. There have been, among others, President of Brazil, a friend of Tehran, who, driven by feminist groups, has dared to do their spokesman, while noting that he respected the laws of other countries, He said he was ready "if it could serve" to welcome you home. Altogether this little snag was blamed on the side "sentimental" character, and we tried not to talk about it.
Sakineh Dear, we must keep hope for you and what you represent.
Maybe mobilization triggered by torture to you, now imposed, will understand international diplomacy that humanity will come out of obscurantism as they stoned human beings. Maybe too friendly countries of Iran, those who see its technological achievements in Tehran proof of its development, they realized that the development of a nation is far more respect for the right people. Perhaps, finally, the UN will they decide to place conditions on the admission of countries in certain instances such as the Committee on the Status of Women, where Iran has just made its entry "by acclamation "as the saying goes.
Sakineh Courage, you're not alone!
Jury Simone de Beauvoir for women's freedom:
Chaired by JULIA Kristeva and SYLVIE PURCHASE Beauvoir (Honorary President), the International Jury Prize 2010 is composed of: Elisabeth Badinter, a philosopher, BONAL GERARD, Author, Annie Ernaux, Writer, CLAIRE ETCHERELLI, Author, Madeleine Gobeil-Noël, former Director of Arts at UNESCO, Lilani KANDEL, Sociologist, AYSE KIRAN, Ph.D. University of Haceteppe Ankara, Turkey, Claude Lanzmann, writer and editor of the magazine Modern Times, BJORN LARSSON, writer, professor at the University Lund, Sweden, Liliane Lazar, Simone de Beauvoir Society, USA, Annette Levy-Willard, writer and journalist with Liberation, ANNE-MARIE LIZIN, Senator, President Women's Council of Wallonia, Belgium, Kate Millett, writer, painter, sculptor, USA, Yvette Roudy, Minister of Human Rights woman in May 1981 to 1986, Danielle Sallenave, Writer, Josyane Savigneau, Le Monde journalist Alice Schwarzer, Writer, Germany, ANNIE SUGIER, President of the International League of women's right, Linda Weil-Curiel, a lawyer, Anne Zelensky, Writer . President of the League of women's rights, co-founded with Simone de Beauvoir
(1) Call for expressions in Paris Trocadero initiated by the League of International Law of Women, the Movement for the Feed and Counter Terrorism, and Neither Whores nor submissive 28 / 8 to 12pm at the Trocadero in As part of Operation for 100 cities Sakineh "launched by" One Law for All "in the UK ( www.onelawforall.org.uk )
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feminism RENDEZVOUS SOLIDARITY WITH THE IRANIAN WOMEN
Yesterday and today:
feminism appointment of solidarity
Chahla Chafiq, writer [2]
Women's struggle against the Iranian Islamic regime of Iran has been sustained since its first steps, by French feminists, in March 1979, a committee chaired by Simone de Beauvoir has sent a delegation to Iran to say loud and clear its support for large demonstrations by women against wearing the veil imposed in the workplace by Khomeini came to power for barely a month. Defying the highest religious authority, thousands of women are immediately took to the streets shouting: "We do not have a revolution to go back!". Troops with hezbollah (name born in Iran) that threatened by treating henchmen abroad, they replied: "Neither sail nor thrashing!", "Neither East nor West, freedom is universal! "
This struggle and other struggles of Iranian women against the establishment of Khomeini regime have been repressed, and the veil is now mandatory in all public spaces. Masses of Hezbollah fighters were mobilized to ensure the punishment against those who did not accept their orders. Hezbollah women participated actively in this repression. The Islamists promised them an emancipation "authentic" that would offer a "worthy place" in a "just and chaste," erected by Islamic law.
Three decades later, the Iranian experience teaches us the reality of this project: a society cruelly marked by injustice, corruption and despair. Last year, the protests of millions of women and men in the streets of the capital and major cities of Iran expressed a popular revolt that was crushed in blood, torture and prison, as all protests in recent decades . This revolt was a symbol: the beautiful face Neda, 24 years old student, killed in a peaceful protest by plainclothes officers.
Today, the figure of Sakineh, sentenced to stoning for adultery, which reflects the cruelty (and skewness) of patriarchal control imposed by Islam to women. You should know that Iranian men are entitled to multiple wives and have, for polygamy and temporary marriage, a certain degree of sexual freedom (of course forbidden to women). Similarly, a man sentenced to stoning for adultery is buried to the waist, which gives it a opportunity to disengage and escape death. - In this case, the law provides for the release of the convicted. The women are buried up to his neck : nothing will allow them to escape the barbarism of the stone throwers.
Sakineh The tragedy reflects the social drama, cultural and political life of this country who feel inferior women, while their presence strongly social and cultural challenges the dominant order. Thus, the feminist movement saw an exceptional growth, despite a constant and relentless repression. The campaign "One Million signatures for the abolition of discriminatory laws against women "has mobilized a large number of young women and men: their slogan" Change for Equality "reaffirms the universality of women's rights. Their voices join together those women who shouted their revolt in the streets of Tehran thirty years ago.
Iranian women's struggle for freedom and equality, connects generations of yesterday and today, the Iranian feminism and French feminism. And it is with enthusiasm that the Iranian activists do-s-hosted the Prix Simone de Beauvoir for women's freedom they have been awarded in 2009.
It should also be recalled that a campaign against stoning was launched in 2006 in Iran by feminists. The activists took to the court record evidence, and denounced the plight of convicted-e-s. Iranian feminists in exile were also mobilized for the cause.
What international support is growing to prevent the killing of Mohammadi Sakineh Ashtiani and all persons threatened in their lives today through the application of Sharia.
That this support continues to defend the struggle of Iranian women and men in favor of liberty, equality and democracy.
[1] Text read 26 August 2070 at the commemoration, on the Esplanade of Human Rights, the first public demonstration of the MLF, August 26, 1970, Arc de Triomphe.
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Thursday, September 2, 2010
I Need To Buy A Crane
Powah! [Who?]
I was read a text OWNI on absence of French intellectuals on the Internet (well, more accurately, their refusal to be on the internet). Well, OK, but who cares even French intellectuals Paris Germano-Pratini (I have more appropriate adjective, Saint-Germain-des-Pres is back as a regular neighborhood of Paris for decades) ?
I guess it must be quite difficult to design for some of my readers, but I live in a world totally désintellectualisé, where institutions are absent. Here, the state is an abstraction to reduce its interfaces administrative, governments have much impact if I lived on the edge of the desert of the Tartars and the speeches made by persons authorized me to speak as much as those of Tubular Brainers in the Ark Captain Blood [1] .
In text quoted by OWNI ticket, I found the following quote, which I find quite descriptive: "The digital culture is born gifted engineers but rustics (incidentally: Non not read The Princess of Cleves , they are the perfect embodiment of this despised by middle class our intellectuals). "
I already expressed a few months ago on my own hardiness and my own condition son of middle class without past or culture. It happens that I have not read The Princess of Cleves (by pure chance, I read other books, and then my sister told me it was super boring) and I ' have an engineering degree (which I also never really used). I grew up in classes of son and daughters of teachers fully dedicated to entry into the Grandes Ecoles. Likely that my adult behavior is a reaction to feeling of alienation that I have not failed to experience adolescence.
Still, the standard French intellectual discourse completely passes me over the head. Certainly, it bothers me a bit (which would not be annoyed when he made it clear that it must be part of a culture while knowing he will be permanently excluded? [2] ), but it is still very Benin. I know that real life is not there. That when France will disappear completely from the world thought [3] , it will not be very important, that France was just a pawn promoted briefly as Queen before to be removed from the board. All this will change nothing for me nor for the tens of millions of my fellow citizens.
The only thing I know is that everybody loves your culture, but nobody will ever defend it for you. It's not even a question of protection of cultural exception, imperialism or anything. In short, the anti-Internet hysteria, not only next to the plate, it is also the best way to disappear completely. Perhaps it is the objective? The death wish is not something abstract.
for me, Wikipedia is just my way of make me live my culture (a culture diverse, which even contains real pieces of field). This is not the only one, but it is the subject of my blog, so I will only talk about that. It also gives me the gratifying feeling to oppose the establishment without throwing stones. The awful truth is that I do not care about promoting the Culture and Memory or I do not know what other big word with a capital letter at the beginning. If I Fight the powah is a byproduct, a consequence attached a bonus gift, something cool and more.
Despite this, despite my past, despite my origins, despite my environment, I have no particular justification for contributing to Wikipedia, except that it's fun. It seems that it is wrong and it's one more example of political abdication of people my age. Uh, yes, so what?
was a completely disjointed blog, written over a dozen hours in the middle of lots of other things. The only thing I wanted to say is: I n'intellectualise not Wikipedia. There.
I was read a text OWNI on absence of French intellectuals on the Internet (well, more accurately, their refusal to be on the internet). Well, OK, but who cares even French intellectuals
I guess it must be quite difficult to design for some of my readers, but I live in a world totally désintellectualisé, where institutions are absent. Here, the state is an abstraction to reduce its interfaces administrative, governments have much impact if I lived on the edge of the desert of the Tartars and the speeches made by persons authorized me to speak as much as those of Tubular Brainers in the Ark Captain Blood [1] .
In text quoted by OWNI ticket, I found the following quote, which I find quite descriptive: "The digital culture is born gifted engineers but rustics (incidentally: Non not read The Princess of Cleves , they are the perfect embodiment of this despised by middle class our intellectuals). "
I already expressed a few months ago on my own hardiness and my own condition son of middle class without past or culture. It happens that I have not read The Princess of Cleves (by pure chance, I read other books, and then my sister told me it was super boring) and I ' have an engineering degree (which I also never really used). I grew up in classes of son and daughters of teachers fully dedicated to entry into the Grandes Ecoles. Likely that my adult behavior is a reaction to feeling of alienation that I have not failed to experience adolescence.
Still, the standard French intellectual discourse completely passes me over the head. Certainly, it bothers me a bit (which would not be annoyed when he made it clear that it must be part of a culture while knowing he will be permanently excluded? [2] ), but it is still very Benin. I know that real life is not there. That when France will disappear completely from the world thought [3] , it will not be very important, that France was just a pawn promoted briefly as Queen before to be removed from the board. All this will change nothing for me nor for the tens of millions of my fellow citizens.
The only thing I know is that everybody loves your culture, but nobody will ever defend it for you. It's not even a question of protection of cultural exception, imperialism or anything. In short, the anti-Internet hysteria, not only next to the plate, it is also the best way to disappear completely. Perhaps it is the objective? The death wish is not something abstract.
for me, Wikipedia is just my way of make me live my culture (a culture diverse, which even contains real pieces of field). This is not the only one, but it is the subject of my blog, so I will only talk about that. It also gives me the gratifying feeling to oppose the establishment without throwing stones. The awful truth is that I do not care about promoting the Culture and Memory or I do not know what other big word with a capital letter at the beginning. If I Fight the powah is a byproduct, a consequence attached a bonus gift, something cool and more.
Despite this, despite my past, despite my origins, despite my environment, I have no particular justification for contributing to Wikipedia, except that it's fun. It seems that it is wrong and it's one more example of political abdication of people my age. Uh, yes, so what?
was a completely disjointed blog, written over a dozen hours in the middle of lots of other things. The only thing I wanted to say is: I n'intellectualise not Wikipedia. There.
- ↑ Congratulations to those who are dipping reference.
- ↑ And I am very very far from the most excluded in history.
- ↑ Assuming that this is not the case, of course.
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distribution of content on platforms based on electronic ink is organized, leaders stand out, such as Amazon, Sony, Barnes & Noble, Jinke Hanvon and, for the main . They invest continuously to improve their systems and integrate developments of this new medium. The Kindle was the first to integrate the technology of e-Ink Pearl, providing more contrast and speed, it is now time for Sony, which rationalized along the ergonomics of its range of readers.
Wednesday, September 1, 2010
Mount & Blade Problem Na Laptopie
Traits deviant
Cover
X / Julien Lauber (2010) - Ed. Harvest of abstruse (France) - 148 x 211 mm - 25 ex. numbered and signed - black and white photocopies - 20 pg.
télécraneur Note: "Replacement onanism, here is a collection of porn pictures that will appeal to young people as their parents."
Price: € 4.50 (including postage for France)
Extracts
Cover
X / Julien Lauber (2010) - Ed. Harvest of abstruse (France) - 148 x 211 mm - 25 ex. numbered and signed - black and white photocopies - 20 pg.
télécraneur Note: "Replacement onanism, here is a collection of porn pictures that will appeal to young people as their parents."
Price: € 4.50 (including postage for France)
Extracts
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