Amazing Mirror
Vannevar Bush's "library of a million volumes, compressed into one end of a desk" may sound quaint to us today. Bush naively assumed that immediate access to a million volumes would require the physical presence of those million volumes. His proposal -- a million volumes in every desk.
The web, of course, took a different approach. A million volumes, yes, but our desks remain empty. Instead, when we summon a volume, we are granted a transient and ephemeral peek at its sole instance, out there somewhere in the world, typically secured within a large institution.
Two thoughts:
It's interesting that life itself chose Bush's approach. Every cell of every organism has a full copy of the genome. That works pretty well -- DNA gets damaged, cells die, organisms die, the genome lives on. It's been working pretty well for about 4 billion years.
It's also interesting to consider how someone from Bush's time might view our situation. For someone who's thinking about a library in every desk, going on the web today might feel like visiting the Library of Alexandria. Things didn't work out so well with the Library of Alexandria.
It's not working so well today either.
We, as a species, are currently putting together a universal repository of knowledge and ideas, unprecedented in scope and scale. Which information-handling technology should we model it on? The one that's worked for 4 billion years and is responsible for our existence? Or the one that's led to the greatest intellectual tragedies in history?
- Bret Victor, http://worrydream.com/TheWebOfAlexandria/


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As seen in the Usage example,
growthcleanr
creates a vector of flags identifying which
measurements should be included or excluded, and why. This vector can be
added to the original dataset for further review. The flags
growthcleanr
sets are text labels, most of which are
descriptive. The text does not always map directly back to the precise
step in the algorithm.
For convenience, the following table maps which algorithm steps in
the pediatric algorithm, as defined by Supplemental File 3 within the Supplementary
Material of the Daymont et al. paper, define exclusions in the
algorithm by the exclusion identifier also prescribed in the algorithm
(“algorithm exc id
”). The exclusion type
column identifies the text of the exclusion flag set by
growthcleanr
. The notes
column at right
identifies minor discrepancies between the algorithm’s step labels and
labels used in comment text in growthcleanr
.
| algorithm step | algorithm exc id | exclusion type | notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2d | 0 | Include | - |
| 2d | 1 | Missing | - |
| 5b | 2 | Exclude-Temporary-Extraneous-Same-Day | - |
| 7d | - | Swapped-Measurements | - |
| 8f | - | Unit-Error-High | - |
| 8f | - | Unit-Error-Low | - |
| 8f | - | Unit-Error-Possible | Not set in R code |
| 9c | 3 | Exclude-Carried-Forward | - |
| 10c | 4 | Exclude-SD-Cutoff | 10d, 10e |
| 11d | 5 | Exclude-EWMA-Extreme | 11e |
| 11f.ii | 6 | Exclude-EWMA-Extreme-Pair | 11i (R only) |
| 12d.i | 7 | Exclude-Extraneous-Same-Day | 12diii, 12ei, 12f |
| 14f.i | 8 | Exclude-EWMA-8 | Set in 14h (in R) |
| 14f.ii | 9 | Exclude-EWMA-9 | Set in 14h (in R) |
| 14f.iii | 10 | Exclude-EWMA-10 | Set in 14h (in R) |
| 14f.iv | 11 | Exclude-EWMA-11 | Set in 14h (in R) |
| 14f.v | 12 | Exclude-EWMA-12 | Set in 14h (in R) |
| 14f.vi | 13 | Exclude-EWMA-13 | Set in 14h (in R) |
| 14f.vii | 14 | Exclude-EWMA-14 | Set in 14h (in R) |
| 15s | 15 | Exclude-Min-Height-Change | Set in 15q (in R), 15s, 15t |
| 15s | 16 | Exclude-Max-Height-Change | Set in 15q (in R), 15s, 15t |
| 16b | 17 | Exclude-Pair-Delta-17 | - |
| 16b | 18 | Exclude-Pair-Delta-18 | - |
| - | - | Exclude-Pair-Delta-19 | Added flag.both mode |
| 16d | 19 | Exclude-Single-Outlier | - |
| 17a | 20 | Exclude-Too-Many-Errors | - |
| 17a | 21 | Exclude-Too-Many-Errors-Other-Parameter | - |
A researcher wanting to compare two datasets – for example, one
including only measurements growthcleanr
flags for
inclusion, and a second which also includes carried forward values –
could extract only measurements where the flag is set to
“Include
” for the first set and either
“Include
” or “Exclude-Carried-Forward
” for the
second set. This flexibility gives each researcher control over how to
incorporate growthcleanr results into their own research.
For the adult algorithm, the following exclusions apply. Note that a
few types are described with similar exclusion names. To distinguish
which of these exclusions were flagged using the adult algorithm,
“-Adult-
” has been inserted into each of these exclusion
names.
While formal publication of the adult algorithm is in progress, a detailed narrative describing the algorithm is available at Adult algorithm.
| algorithm step | implementation step | exclusion type | notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1h | H BIV | Exclude-Adult-BIV | - |
| 3h | H temp extraneous | - | Nothing excluded in this step |
| 5h | H 100 metric | Exclude-Adult-Hundreds | - |
| 6h | H unit errors | Exclude-Adult-Unit-Errors | - |
| 7h | H transpositions | Exclude-Adult-Transpositions | - |
| 8 | swaps | Exclude-Adult-Swapped-Measurements | - |
| 9h | H same day extraneous | Exclude-Adult-Extraneous-Same-Day | Multiple error codes depending on outcome |
| 9h | H same day extraneous | Exclude-Adult-Identical-Same-Day | Multiple error codes depending on outcome |
| 10ha | H distinct pairs | Exclude-Adult-Distinct-Pairs | - |
| 10hb | H distinct 3+ | Exclude-Adult-Distinct-3-Or-More | - |
| 11h | H mean heights | - | Nothing excluded in this step |
| 13 | distinct 1 | Exclude-Adult-Distinct-Single | - |
| 14h | H error load | Exclude-Adult-Too-Many-Errors | - |
| 1w | W BIV | Exclude-Adult-BIV | - |
| 2w | W repeated values | - | Nothing excluded in this step |
| 3w | W temp extraneous | - | Nothing excluded in this step |
| 4w | W weight cap | Exclude-Adult-Weight-Cap | - |
| 4w | W weight cap | Exclude-Adult-Weight-Cap-Identical | - |
| 5w | W hundreds | Exclude-Adult-Hundreds | - |
| 6w | W unit errors | Exclude-Adult-Unit-Errors | - |
| 7w | W transpositions | Exclude-Adult-Transpositions | - |
| 9w | W extreme EWMA | Exclude-Adult-EWMA-Extreme | - |
| 10w | W same day extraneous | Exclude-Adult-Extraneous-Same-Day | Multiple error codes depending on outcome |
| 10w | W same day extraneous | Exclude-Adult-Identical-Same-Day | Multiple error codes depending on outcome |
| 11wa | W distinct ordered pairs | Exclude-Adult-Distinct-Ordered-Pairs | - |
| 11wb | W moderate EWMA | Exclude-Adult-EWMA-Moderate | - |
| 12w | W weight cap influence | Exclude-Adult-Possibly-Impacted-By-Weight-Cap | - |
| 14w | W error load | Exclude-Adult-Too-Many-Errors | - |
| Most weight steps | W repeated value exclusion | paste(proposed, "-RV") |
When a first repeated value is excluded, all other repeated values are excluded |


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It seems like there's a plethora of kind of mainstreamy gay stuff on-line. Let's just say you won't find any links to the Log Cabin Republicans here. This list is oriented more towards queer zines and other out of the ordinary stuff.
Click here to go back to Larry-bob's Holy Titclamps. Let me know of any broken links or new sites by sending email to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>If you're interested in queer music, check out the links to band and record label pages in Queer Music Explosion.
If you're interested in queer stuff in Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Japan or the United Kingdom, check out the International Queer Hotlist.
I also have pages of Queer Spoken Word information, Queer Hiphop Links, plus Queer Venues, and Queer Bands On Tour.
NEW: There is a limited edition Dennis Cooper book called "The Sluts." It's published by Void Books. There is also a new official Dennis Cooper website, http://www.denniscooper.net
NEW: Fire and Ink II, A writers festival for GLBT People of African Descent will be in Austin, TX in October, 2005. http://www.fireandink.org/
NEW: Webpage of Lani Ka'ahumanu, longtime bisexual activist who conducts workshops on various topics.
NEW: Webpage of Rink Foto who has been photographic San Francisco's gay community since the 1970s.
NEW: Holy Titclamps contributor Owen Keehnen's interviews with people including Dennis Cooper, Joan Jett Blakk, and Harry Hay are available at the Queer Cultural Center website.
NEW: Article on Limpwrist from the SF Bay Guardian.
NEW: Blog about Morty Diamond's art project, "My Year in Pink" -- http://myyearinpink.blogs.com
NEW: ACT UP Oral History Project has interviews with activists from the New York chapter of ACT UP.
NEW: Fernando Carpaneda is an artist from Brazil who does sculptures featuring punks, homeless people, and sex workers.
NEW: Queer Poetry website published work by queer poets.
NEW: The Syndicate are a band from New York who also put on a quarterly event called Q Revue.

NEW: Clit Rocket webiste.
NEW: Queer Zinesters Have Lives Too.

NEW: Scum Bag Fag Mag is based in New York and Montreal. Their theme issues include Beat, Slut Puppy, Daddy, and Power Bottoms.
NEW: Blood Sisters: Women in metal, hardcore, grind and noise.
NEW: ethno-queer is the weblog of seyd, a 21-yr-old indo-mexican queer guy living in dallas, tx.
NEW: Dennis Cooper interviews John Waters.
NEW: Prism Comics has a guide to GLBT comics.
NEW: Size Queen is a new zine from some of the people who did the zine Fat Girl, coming out in July 2004.
NEW: Webpage of artist Nayland Blake
NEW: Is Gay Marriage Anti-Black? -- an article by Kenyon Farrow.
NEW: Pulp Bits is an uncensored electronic bookshop and self-publishing venue selling highly-screened, often controversial, literature and comics from contemporary authors and illustrators. [click on the "shop" link for links to books.]
NEW: Huriyah -- magazine for queer muslims.
NEW: PinkNoises.Com -- resource on women and electronic music.
NEW: irrk is a record label based in England. Their releases include the Viva La Diva compilation.
NEW: Article by Damien Snakebones about anti-homophobic lyrics in anarcho punk music.
NEW: Wonderground -- the TV show of Cindy Wonderful of Scream Club.
NEW: Remote is a DVD compilation put together by the people who did the zines Kill the Robot and Strange Fruit. Here's an article about Remote.
NEW: Rock My Gender -- article on queer bands.
NEW: Mouthy -- a queer girl spoken word tour based in Chicago with JT Newman, JenFish Superstar, Rose Tully, and Elizabeth Whitney.
NEW: article about the Queer Zine Archive Project.
NEW: Byketrash -- art and wearables made from bike parts.
NEW: Assacre dwells amongst Austin TX and creates symphonies of blasphemy on a primarily subjective & temporary level.
NEW: Queerkit.org is a new non-mainstream queer resource with information on music, organizations, venues, literature, and more.
NEW: Elliot Torres is a writer based in New York City who has a new book of poetry called "Five Years of Solitary."
NEW: CameraQuery -- photography by María DeGuzmán.
NEW: Scott Treleaven, did the zine Salivation Army and the film Queercore: A Punkumentary.
NEW: Infestant Propaganda -- patches, t-shirts, cum rags, and more.
NEW: QZAP -- the Queer Zine Archive Project -- has pdf files of queer zines, and is looking for more queer zinesters to give them files.
NEW: queerpunks.com has a message board.
NEW URL: Scooter Fag -- zine about queers and motorscooters, now with a page for queer skinheads with scooters. Looking for submissions -- writing and photos -- from queer scooterists.

NEW URL: Fanorama zine webpage.
NEW: Pills, Thrills, Chills and Heartache -- new anthology edited by Clint Catalyst and Michelle Tea.
NEW: Blowoff -- monthly club night in DC run by Bob Mould and Richard Morel.

NEW: Stewart Laing is a artist -- check out his weblog and writing. He also has these other sites: Wurmhowlz and Cinders.
NEW: The Disposable Boy Toys -- Santa Barbara's drag king troupe.

NEW: Leigh Bowery tribute website.
NEW: Tranzilla is a comic, the story of a trannygirl who goes to the store for hormones and returns a monster.
NEW: Mutilated Mannequins are a rock / post-industrial band from San Francisco.
NEW: Free Rein -- website for rural queer youth.
NEW: Marshall Moore is the author of the novel The Concrete Sky.
NEW: The Hidden Cameras -- Toronto based music project.
NEW: QUIT -- Queers Undermining Israeli Terrorism. A queer group based in the San Francisco area supporting the movement for Palestinian liberation.
NEW: Circus Amok is a circus troupe based in New York City.
NEW: Debunking AIDS Denialists -- links from the South African Treatment Action Campaign.
NEW: Really good Huggy Bear website.
NEW: Website of Sweet Pam of the Cockettes, with lots of information about the troupe.
NEW: Pirate Tattoo is a dyke owned and operated tattoo studio in San Francisco specializing in custom ink and no attitude. Sissies & Cowards Welcome!
NEW: Website of poet Staceyann Chin.
NEW: Webpage for the band Limpwrist
NEW: Smells Like Girl makes trash fashion -- clothes, record purses, and more.
NEW: The zine newyorkcitystation no.2 is available now in several san francisco stores, or email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>for mail orders. details: http://www.monchacha.com/jeremylin (click on PROJECTS then NEWYORKCITYSTATION)
NEW:
The Clitboys were a punk band from Wisconsin from that put out an EP
in 1983 with a song called "Gay's OK." The EP has been reissued
on a CD compilation called
"World's Finest Hardcore"
also has the Angry Samoans "Queer Pills" 7".
Here's a
webpage with an
interview from Maximum Rock N Roll which gives insight into the song.
NEW:
Alla --
2/3's lesbian-driven band based in Buffalo, NY fronted by Moscow, Russia native
Alla Ivanchikova.
NEW:
16 Records has records by
the Haggard, Running Ragged, Dominatrix, etc.
NEW:
Bum Tracks by
Lawrence Ytzhak Braithwaite.
NEW:
feature article on Seattle's
Faux Bang
hosts Ursula Android and Jackie Hell.
NEW:
Poet Tongues On Fire:
Radical Queer Voices spoken word CD.
NEW:
Grrrlzines.net -- lists
zines by Grrrls -- including non-English language zines by
language.
NEW:
Metro Madness has writing
about gender, identity, and other topics.
NEW:
East West Magazine
NEW:
Boifest
is going to be happening May 10, 2003 at the University of Oregon.
Musician and writer
Phiiliip
has a new website that is visually stunning.
Suspect Thoughts:
A Journal of Subversive Writing.
The new issue of
Ashe is now available online.
Contributors include:
Trebor Healey, Lawrence Schimel, Mogg Morgan, Ma Yoga Laxmi, Chaintanya
Keerti, Ansya Atkins, Shri Sahajananda, Autumn Pardee, among others.
Features include:
Queer stangers in strange langs, modern Hindu sannyas, Osho
Neo-Sannyas, the Rise and Fall of Rajneeshpuram, Orisha Consciousness
and Adi-Nath Tantrika.
Rise Above:
The Tribe 8 Documentary is currently screening at festivals.
Automatic Pilot,
San Francisco's satiric/ erotic jazz wave ensemble, was
the bleeding edge of the gay musical movement from 1980 to 1985.

The second issue of
Solanas Online
is now available. It has interviews with Kevin Killian,
Claudia Gonson, Bruce Benderson, Mike Albo,
and text and images by various artists.
The first issue includes interviews with
Dodie Bellamy, JD Samson from Le Tigre, Justin Bond,
Philip Guichard and Brian Pera. The focus is queer cultural production,
coming out, sex, sleaze, high art and low, creativity without limit.
Victims, the
first novel by Travis Jeppesen, is coming out in May 2003.
The Divided are a band
from Portland, OR.
Pharmacy are a band from
Sweden.
http://www.salivationarmy.org/ --
the title once belonged to a zine, now it's film.
Queeruption 5 will be happening May 19-26 in Berlin. Here's the official
site,
queeruption.de,
Yahoo Group
and an old webpage
about it.
Scootstar is a
new record label based in Australia for indy unrecorded women's music.
Soft Pink Truth -- a Matmos side project.
Home
of the Vancouver BC queer punk band the Skinjobs.
Lynn Breedlove interviewed about her book "Godspeed."
Various DIY distros have the Swiss feminist band "Re-Sisters" 7"
titled "Riots Not Diets"
which includes a track "Lesbisch" -- see
google search
NEW URL:
Queers Can Rock Too compilation.
Ralowe's Crappy Music
is the website of solo projects of Ralowe.
OK Commuter is the website
of the zine written on public transport.
Scarecrowe
Productions organizes
mixed-media and cross-cultural events for communities in the
Boston area. Scarecrowe creates equal spaces based on gender,
race, sexuality, and identity preference, and does not affiliate
with any particular political party or scene, other than the
radical. We focus on promoting hip-hop, punk, electro, and
reggae.
Article on Q'vetsh, SF's monthly queer open mike.
Article by Michael Bronski on
Harry Hay.
Trade: Queer Things --
it's an online zine. Nice design, good content, such as an article
about a mmf bi porn website.
FireHorse Productions
sells queer comics -- many of these titles were ones I hadn't
heard of before.
Chi Chi Palace --
bay area band.
Eminism.org is the
website for Emi Koyama, the activist/ author/ academic working
on intersex, sex workers' rights, (queer) domestic violence,
genderqueer, anti-racism and other issues. Includes
a distro for zines and buttons.
 They're from San Francisco.
DieselFemale.com is a great
database of when queer bands are playing.
Nomy Lamm has a website
with information about her projects.
Curbside Comics is the website
for Robert Kirby's comics.
The Califias -- band from London, England.
DJ Hushpuppy
DJs clubs in Glasgow, Scotland including Abnormals Anonymous and
Divine.
Dead
Moon Circus -- band from New York.
Out Loud Radio -- radio by
and for queer youth.
The XY Conspiracy
is a "fictional website" all about the biology of gender,
alien conspiracies, and UFO-hunting road trips by
queer strippers.

GB Jones
message board.
Slit -- Australian lesbian
zine.
Will Munro makes art out of
underwear.
The End Of The
World -- download mp3 files for this queer trans hip-hop crew
from San Francisco.
Instant Noir -- drawings
with amusingly bleak writing.
Website of actress, musician and writer
Omewenne.
Phranc has a new website,
www.pholksinger.com
(the old site got nabbed by pornsters.)
The Gully offers news from
a leftist, queer perspective.
Miss Cookie is a drag performer
based in Vancouver, BC, Canada.
Charlotte Cooper's website
has information about her new novel, Cherry, plus her zines including
"Kink."
Merkury Burn are a band
from Toronto.
Gina Young is a performer
from New York.
Grrrr.net has drawings of
various cities. Explore!

Biographical page on musician
Patrick Cowley,
who worked with Sylvester. In English and Spanish.
M2Words -- writing by Mark Mardon
on various topics, including the Cockettes film Tricia's Wedding, queer
musicians, and more.
Butchdykeboy has info for
Boston Queer, Transgender and Genderqueer folks, and information
on the monthly Gender Crash open mic.
interview with Bertie Marshall and some
writing by him
in 3AM Magazine.
The OG Panty Complex
is a synthcore project from the East Bay and has a CD out on
Boom Box Recordings
Greg of
the band Pretty Pony
has a website with his writing and more.
www.bentpunk.tk/
is "The NU site 4 BenT PUNKS, Sk8rZ, gRUnGE + INDIE KidZ."
Craig Schoonmaker has been working on various projects for quite
some time, including
Homosexuals
Intransigent, which started before Stonewall.
Joke Kaviaar is
a lesbian poet from Amsterdam. Read her U.S. tour diary.
Queer country music duo
Y'All has a website.
Jockohomo has a weblog and lots
of links.
Gravy Train and their
hit song "You made me gay" from the Menz EP.
DL is a new AIDS prevention
compilation with music by Deep Dickollective, Blackberri, Dutchboy of
Rainbow Flava, and others.
Metromadness has several
interesting articles on gender.
interview
with Low-End Models, all-dyke queercore band from Germany.
Fagatron
interview at Invisible
Missle.
PHAT FAMILY: The Dozens -- info at
http://www.mp3.com/phatfamily
boy skout is a San Francisco
based band.
Flaming Pulp -- San Francisco
lesbian fiction site set in a cafe with event listings, message board, and more.

Robbie D. is a musician based in
Los Angeles who also DJs at Susanne Bartsch's clubs in New York
and Chicago.
Jason Mecier is an artist who
does mosaics of beans and pasta of celebrities. Check out for
example Buffy.
Freewheel is an
e-zine with an emphasis on female and queer bands. Based in
the UK, also with an Italian contributor, Veruska of Clit Rocket.
Generation Q is a queer
radio show on WRSU-FM 88.7 from Rutgers hosted by Pedro Angel Serrano
and Bill Stella.
GiltaGrrl collects and
customizes Barbies and makes films.
JoeWestmoreland.com has
information about the writer of the book "Tramps Like Us" and a
web version of "joezine."

They're based in Hawaii. Their CD is released by
Agitprop
Article
on Ariel Schrag, creator of the comic Definition, about a lesbian
in highschool.
Interview with musician and writer
Phiiliip.
His website is at www.Phiiliip.com/
Check out Readme by
Gary Sullivan, particularly Issue #3's Steve Abbott related material,
and he's also done interviews
with various writers.
Brokenboi's
livejournal has some interesting thoughts about gender...
Butchies
interview at gay.com
Big list of links to
queer comics on-line
Queeruption 4
website has info on the Queeruption in London in March of 2002 and
other information...
Plexifilm is releasing
Mala Noche and Benjamin Smoke on DVD.
AgitProp Records has replaced
Mission Distro -- they have put out a new compilation of queer bands.
Let Me
Feel Your Finger First -- with HomoZombies and more.
Sugarpuss
is an all lesbian aggressive rock band
from Los Angeles.

Steve Abbott.org is a memoir
of the writer by his daughter Alysia Abbott.
Sarah Schulman's play
The Child is about a 15 year old gay boy caught between
his family, an older man, and the legal system.
Gallery of photographs of gay writers by
Robert Giard.
Radical Queer Homopage at the IWW
including interesting radical queer history.
JayneCounty.com --
website about the legendary trans rocker.
 And don't forget
the venerable queer-punk mailing list. (the yahoo queerpunk group without a hyphen
got too spammy and has been retired.)
Beardburn includes the
piece Smart
Fashion: Back into the Closet,
a Bruce LaBruce
interview, Camper English on "notties" and more.
Queercore
Latino is a Spanish-language queercore email list.
Grind Zine is from
Brazil and describes itself as "Pop, Rock & Cultura GLS."
Article on Rudy of
Scutter from Frontiers. He's also featured on Queeryouthtv.org
Article from Frontiers on the
Moth Wranglers --
see also their website.

Queerwatch page
at Z Mag.
Stephen Lucas interviews
Dennis Cooper
Gurlesque is a lesbian strippers
club based in Sydney, Australia.
Subtonix unofficial
band website.
Velvet Mafia -- not to
be confused with the musical group -- is a website with "Dangerous
Queer Fiction".
Disinfo article on
Dennis Cooper.
Has lots of other good Cooper links.
SF In Exile produces spoken
word events and archives them on their website where recordings are
available.
Website for the san francisco based band
Running Ragged
Kirk Read is the author
of the book "How I Learned to Snap."
an Australian band with great pop songs like "Do You Have a Brother."
QueerYouthTV has streaming
video on queer youth topics.
DisidentityZine--
with articles on Queer Grrrl Punk, Gender in Los Angeles, a piece on
South Africa, and more.
Calling All Trans mostly
focuses on masculinity. Has a calls for submissions page.
C. Bard Cole's web page
has been updated for the paperback release of his book
"Briefly Told Lives."
Kiki
and Herb host the Anti-Grammys -- streaming video.
Soy in Toronto sounds
like a very cool queer youth group -- it includes subgroups for those
interested in pagan issues and ecological issues.
A new Limpwrist link from
Xtra in
addition to these:
photo by Scallen,
review of show
at Dumba,
review of
7".
Gender Blur has Prose, Graphics,
Forums, and more.
Rotten Fruits -- Chicago
based queer band.
Homocorps -- has events
in New York City.
purpleglitter.com has
stuff on writers Lake, Michelle Tea, Clint Catalyst, Danielle Willis,
and Donna Tartt.
Narrativity
is a literary site edited by Mary Burger, Robert Gluck, Camille
Roy, and Gail Scott.
DoubleDareYa.Net -- grrrl-oriented
DIY on-line store.
Crisperanto is the Quentin
Crisp archive website.
Piece on Kevin Killian's book
Argento
Series.
GayPaintings.com --
site of prolific artist Rafi Peretz.
Also see the interactive
GayPainting.com.
Queercore DC night
in Washington, DC
Homosexual Armed Resistance
Movement: Take off the dress and pick up a gun!
article on films about Leigh Bowery by Charles Atlas and
on Klaus Nomi by Andrew Horn.
Website for the book
The Splintered Day
by V.K. Mina, published by Serpent's Tail.
Heartcore has a new URL: it's
HeartCoreRecords.Net
Don't Need You
is a documentary about Riot Grrrl.
The Kingdom
has plenty of drag king links and information.
Alix Olson is a feminist
poet based in NY who has a CD available.
Queer Music Heritage
is a monthly radio show that features old and new queer music, hosted
by JD Doyle.
webpage of
Gordon Gordon of the zine
Teen Fag.
Elsa Gidlow
published the first book of lesbian poetry in the U.S. in 1921.
Brazen:
a webpage about writer Michelle Tea.
Radio Vago is an all-women
band from Los Angeles. They're great and very original.

Sleep In a Nest of Flames
is a film about surrealist writer Charles Henri Ford, who knew people
like Djuna Barnes and Gertrude Stein.
Webpage of writer Don
Bapst, who has written for Holy Titclamps.
The
Radical European Queer Network
has lots of non-mainstream info about Europe.
SynthPunk.Org has stuff
on the Screamers, Nervous Gender, and more.

One is coming up in
London
London in March 2002.
There was one in San Francisco
in the fall of 2001.
Past events have taken place in New York
and London.
Article on the Butchies
article
by Michelle Tea about getting bugged by guys while writing in bars.
Cramper.com has a weblog,
article links, and more.
Website for Scutter --
the zine, the music fest, the record label.

Webpage with much info on
Kitchens of Distinction.
See also Stephen Hero,
the current musical project of Patrick of KoD.
Gorgeous zine
has interviews with G.B. Jones, Jena von Brucker, Jon Ginoli, God is
My Co-Pilot, etc.
Website of Greek Buck, a musical
project which involves Don Pyle of Shadowy Men (the band that played the
Kids in the Hall theme music).
Ready Light is the website
of filmmaker and musician William Blue.
You can read back issues of the zine
Homocore on-line.
Nick Name and the
Normals are a band based in L.A.
The Plath are a band from
Toronto, Canada.
SPAWN OF FAT GIRL!
Editors Max Airborne and Sondra Solovay are seeking original art, comics, rants,
smut, etc. for a book relevant to the lives and issues of fat dykes,
queers &
trannies, as well as our friends, admirers and allies of all sizes. We are
preserving our history and creating culture we want to live with. Join us!

Low Blue Flame includes
contributions by Stephen Beachy, Melissa McIntosh Brown, Mark Ewert,
Phoebe Gloeckner, Kevin Killian, Douglas A. Martin, Daniel Nicoletta,
Brian Pera, and Ira Sachs.

Red Jordan Arobateau
webpage with excerpts from his books.
interview
with Michelle Tea at Venus or Vixen.

Webpage for the
Tokyo Gay and Lesbian
Music Festival 2000.
NEW URL:
Xerox Revolutionaries:
paper zines for queer punks -- is a paper zine distro. Check out
their site for some queer zines that were news to even me, and also
a host of cool links.
Note: Mission Distro site down now -- look for some of these pieces
to re-appear at AgitProp Records.
Mission Distro has interviews
with Kim of Faggo,
The Haggard,
and
Ernesto and Sascha of
Heartcore.
Also check out this interview
with a guy from Argentina who put
out a compilation with bands including Limp Wrist.
Watch for more interviews in the future.
Bertie Marshall -- official
website of the author of "Psychoboys" and "Torn" -- he's been published
in Holy Titclamps as well.
 Also on the site is info about the queer youth anthology
Revolutionary Voices.
Faith Nolan is an
African Canadian Out Lesbian singer/ songwriter. She plays
blues guitar and harmonica and has recorded 4 CDs.

Articles about the San Francisco queer rock scene by
Larry-bob and
Jenny
Supersnail has photos of people
at San Francisco's Dyke March and other events such as Burning Man.
Best Revenge is a band
from Los Angeles.
Website of the Lesbian and Gay
Country Music Association.

There is an official site for the German film
Oi Warning by Dom and Ben
Redding.
Article on the
Queerstock
music festivals from Technodyke.com
JT Leroy, author of Sarah.

MutateZine.com is the webpage
for Milo's zine Mutate.
Web page tribute to Benjamin of the bands Smoke and Opal Foxx Quartet:
Benjamin Remembered.
Rain Taxi's website has an interview with
Charles Henri Ford.
Ford is one of the few if not the only living person who knew Gertrude
Stein, Djuna Barnes (nothing of her in this interview sadly), Cocteau,
and so on. Must read.
Myles
of Destruction is a band from Philadelphia.
 You can find some columns on his website.
Many of them touch on music, from Kiki and Herb to Bomb and the Butthole
Surfers.
Locked Out is an organization
that supports queer prisoners.
Homoeroticon is a queer horror
comix zine that now has a website.
Captain Lash
is an epic prose poem.
The Need and other folks were involved with a rock opera called
The Transfused.
Bluff Magazine has stuff like
Gay: It's
That Easy!, which compares the likelihood of success at becoming
gay to becoming a fundamentalist Christian or a concert violinist.
Article on
Queer Zine Culture from the Canadian zine-review zine Broken Pencil.

Stuntman is a band from
England whose members include Mike Wyeld, formerly of Mouthfull.
The Polyester Liberation Organization
is active in New York and San Francisco and sponsors interesting events -
check their website for current info.
Two Girls & A Garage
sells t-shirts, including ones with vegan messages ("Where's the Tofu?") and
feminist ones.
GLBT Weblog Portal has
links to weblogs done by queer folks.
Queerspotting -
artile from Spike on homosexuality
in the writing of Irvine Welsh and Alan Warner.
Showdog Tunes is the
website of musican David Clement.
Lypsinka.com, website of the
famous drag performer.
page on Chicago queer band
Boys' Entrance
Page on musician Robert Urban.
Page on performance artist
Ron Athey.
Ride The Beaver, home
of Evil Beaver, a dyke musical duo from Chicago.
Outvoice
page at mp3.com. Plus there's
the Outvoice
page which has a gay top 40.
Matmos page at Brainwashed
The band Drag King has a page
of Queercore and women
making music links.
Nest O' Vipers is
an on-line lesbian poetry zine, plus info on the Amazon Slam in Cambridge, MA.
Gareth's web site
has Mardi Gras parade floats, some quite political, xrays, and links
to his band the Porn Queens.
Dyke Diva has stuff on skaterdykes,
advice, rants, and more.
Beat Legacy -
transcript from a panel at Naropa, which includes a section from
an Allen Ginsberg interview in which he discusses his recollections
of Jack Smith, Cockettes, Angels of Light, Hibiscus, Irving Rosenthal, etc.
These days, it seems that
skinback is mostly doing design
work (but browse the portfolio for Homocore Chicago and Heterocide
designs.) There is an archive of an
old
webzine that includes an interview with Rose Troche and conversations
with straight boys.
Remeber the little artist's book "I was the pusher's plaything"?
You can view it on the web here, at
Swallow Press,
a project of
Topher Sinkinson
and Kristan Kennedy.

Tarin Tower's website includes
a Sister Spit roadtrip diary (only a couple of days though) and
a guide to S.F. including poetry readings. Plus what's in her fridge.
Club Makeup is a glam
club in L.A. that's on the first Saturday of each month.
Remember the Castro Sweep!
has information about the 1989 police riot.
Marc Geller Photography
has photos of lots of well-known queers.
Website of musician Robin Renée.
New webpage for Elegant
Discourse, a zine, record label, and music night in St. Louis.
A memoir of
Robert Mappelthorpe by George Delmerico.
Calling All
Trans is a webpage with trans resources, mostly focused on FTM.
Interview at Giant Robot with the late artist
Martin Wong.
DykeDaddies:
interactivity for Daddies, boys and girls brought to you by girlCotton.
A page in
Celebration
of the 175th birthday of gay rights pioneer Karl Heinrich Ulrichs.
Chicago-based queer band Three Dollar Bill has a new website:
http://www.ThreeDollar.net
Black Grrrl Revolution -
website debuts Nov 1, 1999.
The seminal 1990 docoument
Queers
Read This/I hate straights.
Virgins,
Guerrillas & Locas is a new anthology of writing by Gay Latinos
edited by Jaime Cortez, who did the zine a la brava.
Website of lesbian torch singer
Elaine St. George.
Alan Wiley, in
addition to being the host of the on-line radio show
Homophonic
is a musican with his own record label,
Short Round.

Modern Renegades is a literary zine website.
Think
Again has a
page
with graphics such as the "Queer Youth
Manifesto", "Heterosexuals use mind control to recruit
their children", and images related to hate crimes. They also
have postcards.
Musician
Nedra Johnson
has a webpage with info on her upcoming shows, lyrics, pictures,
and more.
Queer Bedrooms is a comic
drawing website about queers at home.
Chelsea On Fire is a band
from Boston.

Matthew Kingston's
weblog is done by a library grad student at the University of
Illinois.
Lavender Links has links
to all sorts of queer stuff.

Website for the in-progress film documentary on the
Cockettes
Sir (the band) is a band who
are from the New York and have a queer member.

Dyke Action Machine --
activist website.
Rick Castro:
photographer, co-director of Hustler White, and publisher of
The Bondage Book. Also sells the Fertile Latoyah Jackson
Video Magazine with Vaginal Davis.
Poetwess
Homepage is done by a guy from San Francisco, and includes
poetry, stories, and prose, and info on the band Blondie. Plus
check out the fridge magnet poetry.
Ties That Bind, a
site for "Real" masters and "Real slaves." (note that it's hosted
by a site that does popups. Try turning off javascript before visiting.)
interview with
Marci Blackman, author of Po Man's Child.
Varla Jean Merman video
order page.
Queer Pagan Punk
website; also points to an archive of flyers from the clubs Junk and
Muffdive and other art by Zanne.
Soma Literary Review has
writings by writers from the South Of Market Area of San Francisco.
Androgynous Mind
is a website from Denmark.
Article on
gay musicians in Boston area bands.
Sister In Metal is
a webpage in English and Japanese about Lesbian Studies and Heavy
Metal.
TomataDuPlenty.com is
the official website of the artist and former member of
the Screamers, Tomata Du Plenty.
Maybe DYKE,
Maybe NOT (for those whothink they are lesbian, bisexual, gay, or are
just unsure)
worsethanqueer.com has
writing by Mimi N. of the zine Slant.
Web page for
Trebor Healey, poet and Holy Titclamps contributor.
Theoretical is an amazing
archive of information about people involved in non-mainstream queer
performance in L.A. in the 80s. Craig Lee, Jim Yousling, Tomata Du Plenty,
and more.
Queermusic.com is the place
for the queer music encyclopedia on CD-rom, OutLoud.
Groc, publisher of the comic Ginger, has a new webpage at
http://www.grock.org.uk/
The zine
Noise Queen now has a web page.
Paxton
is a gay band based in NYC. They
recently won a GLAMA award for Best Band of 1999.
In addition to the band page link above,
there is a
MP3 Paxton Band Page
Annie Sprinkle needs your help - information on helping
performance artist Annie Sprinkle, whose home recently burned down.
Webpage about
The Divine David
Alvin Orloff's webpage
with info about his books, Klubstitute, Diet Popstitute, and more.
Website for the band
Peyote Circus
Dirty Barby is a band
from Florida, with pictures and sound samples on their website.
Queercore em Português has information about Pansy
Division, Extra Fancy, Behead the Prophet, and more.
And there's a queercore mailing list in Português!
Turn Magazine - the new rag
for dykes.
Exoticize my fist has tons of Asian American Feminist resources.
Web page of
Meg Hentges
, former member of Two Nice Girls.
Rainbow Smasher --
queers make fun of other queers.
Dropstich Bitch
has interviews with Madigan and Lois.
Deadline: April 1, 2001 (no foolin'). For guidelines:
http://www.lustydevil.com/spawn/
Contact<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or Spawn of Fat Girl c/o Sondra Solovay
2625 Alcatraz Ave. PMB 261, Berkeley, CA 94705.
The bisexual zine Anything That Moves has a new website.
Baby Sue, the web site of the comics and humor magazine, has articles such as "Jesus Hates Stupid Homosexuals Like You."

Blair has a new issue (#5) which includes an interview with Lynda Barry, Vanity vs. Apollonia, and more. And make sure to check out the back issues with "Gay or Eurotrash" and other fun stuff.
Blithe House Quarterly -- gay fiction website which has just been updated with its Winter 2000 edition.
The Brain That Wouldn't Die has articles about the over-commercialized Los Angeles gay pride celebration; "No fats, No fems", an issue of the e-zine with articles about being fat and gay; and "Kill the Fascists?!?".
There's a web page with material from issues of Brat Attack: The Zine for Leatherdykes and other Bad Girls. Also, check out Fish's DevilDog Graphix site, with cartoons, dreams, and games.
(the) Brave New Tick is a monthly zine edited by Paul Normal Dion-Deitch.
Bringdown has a healty dose of cynicism. Tour the Jelly Belly factory, Hallmark kiddy porn, and more.
Chaos/Order has info on the UK queercore scene.
Frank Moore's Cherotic Revolutionary web page is associated with the performance art zine of the same name. It's a really colorful, well-put together web site.
Coochies! A Hip Magazine For Teen Muffmunchers is a new e-zine.
Cooties has stuff about a protest of a Fred Phelps march, info on an anti-abortion terrorist, and more.
Check out crude_rom which has a whole complex of stuff, including the queer club Meow Mix, Drum Core, DykeWeb, and more.
Daddy Magazine, the ultimate source for men who prefer mature men now has a web site.
 It includes articles on Samuel Delany, and Jayne County, and writing by Robert Gluck.
Donny Smith's web page has information on Valerie Solanas, Jeffery Dahmer, and Straton of Sardis. Donny does the zine DWAN.
Dyxploitation : Entertainment for Lezzies is a humorous e-zine. The theme of the first issue is "gay shame."

Dirty, a true queer sex zine, has a new web site now. There's a choose your own adventure story, nude photos, and more. Check out the article on "Gay in Rap" -- there's also feedback from people about the article.
An article on Diseased Pariah News from Stim.

Fishnet is an on-line zine published by the folks from the Blowfish catalog of erotic items.
 Now up on the site is the new issue on the topic of Queer Media. (website no longer works and now links to a porn site. Anyone in touch with Gerbil?)
Girljock.com is the official website of the zine and book Girljock.
There is also a Girljock area on AOL. Use the keyword "ONQSF," and the front menu highlights Girljock.
Webpage for Girly, the zine that likes to say drag, edited by Mona.
 It's home of free punx/skin/sk8er naked pix gallery.
Paul Baker's homepage includes Handbag, the magazine for the 55-year old lady called Edna who lives inside all of us. Hilarious captions on photos of atrocious fashions from the 70s, "Is your son a homosexual," and more. (Third issue up now.) Plus The Plastic Injected Melrose Place pages, Polari, and more.
Harvard Gay and Lesbian Review with articles by Sarah Schulman and others.
Hodgepodge has an interview with Kaia of the Butchies, ex-Team Dresch. A past issue has an interview with Martin of Los Crudos.

The text of the broadside It's Time to end the gay rights movement as we know it is available on-line now.
Judy Who? is a queer web-zine -- check out the Propaganda section for stuff on various bands. Leslie Mah interviews Natalie and Idexa from Black & Blue Tattoo. It's a little hard to navigate, but there's a lot of stuff. Just keep clicking on the icons at the top when they say "more."
A Limp Wrist and a Pulse and other columns from Guelph, Ontario, including a Rufus Wainwright interview, plus info about his film and video screening "Invasion of the Small Town Queers."
Nerve (an e-magazine subtitled "Literate Smut") has articles by Sarah Schulman and Quentin Crisp, and Lars Eighner
Not Pretentious is an online zine featuring Stories, art, and poetry from a dark, intellectual, and queer viewpoint and articles and interviews involving society, rock and roll, and philosophy. They are now seeking submissions.
Monk Magazine is a travel magazine produced by two guys who traverse the U.S. in a mobile home.
Check out the current monthly issue of the gay and lesbian youth magazine Oasis. They actually manage to put up new content every month, unlike a lot of web sites I could name. Back issues include three columns on Queercore. Here are the first, second, and third Queercore columns written by Midol. (Note that the assertion that the term "queercore" originated in England is not true. It was used by G.B. Jones and Dennis Cooper before that.)
QueerRevolt homepage featuring the QueerRevolt Manifesto. (server occasionally has problems.)
Parterre Box, the queer opera zine, now has a web site, with plenty of opera gossip.
Pas De Chance: publisher of limited edition works by various authors, including Jeffery Kennedy.
Planet Q, not to be confused with QWorld or PlanetOut, is a glossy e-zine which has some interesting content (but those re-loading ads sure are annoying.)
Planet Soma is a web guide to the Soma area of San Francisco, and includes a section about queer San Francisco in the 70's. The site is frequently updated.
The fourth issue of the e-zine Pug is now available, with a story by Deran Ludd, an article on freaks, and more. Past issues include an interview with queer filmmaker Rosa Von Praunheim, a retrospective of Babysue, and more.
 After some downtime, the site is back as of October, 1996.
QWorld is a web site with an on-line magazine, chat and message boards, and more.
Queer Zine Explosion is the list of queer zines which I compile. This file is the most recent, issue 16, compiled in the Fall of 1998. site.
Cristin's web page has some cool Dyke Stuff and stuff about the queer zine Rocketdyke.
Web site for the queer lit zine Screaming Hyena and the Australian bookstore Hares & Hyenas.
Rumpus Room is an ezine with stuff on such topics as the Search for the Elusive Perfect Love.
Shades Beyond Gray is a pansexual erotic e-zine.
 Penetration Positive. Queer."
Sneer is a queer e-zine with an interview with Pansy Division, Church and State comix, an article on Queer Skinheads, and more.
An old article on Spew, the first queer zine conference in 1991.
Square Pegs is a queer zine from Santa Cruz. [published in 1996]
Supermarky's Home Page has stuff about artist Adolf Woelfli, Supermarky's music, flame wars, advanced AIDS education, and more.
The Archives of the Academy of Men's Sexual Research includes Translux, which has writing by Steve LaFreniere, Dennis Cooper, Lydia Lunch, and Cookie Mueller in it, and Hard Copy, with true sexual histories by anonymous writers from Straight To Hell. [all seems to be gone as of 9/2001, sigh...]
Jackie 60 was a club in New York.
UhOh, a queer punk web page includes rants under "Spray," poetry, pictures, links, and more. Also now includes the ezine ZMISSION, which has stuff on queers and class, unschooling, and Queer By Choice.
Xcentrix is an ezine with fiction, fashion, and really groovy design.
 Contributors include Bob Gluck, Sarah Schulman, Joe Westmoreland, and many other well-known queer writers. Second issue also available.

The Alleged Website, put together by Damien Cugley, has comics by Jeremy Dennis, and information on Caption, the small-press and alternative comics convention held in Oxford, England.
There's a web site for gay cartoonist Howard Cruse, creator of Stuck Rubber Baby and Wendel.
Gay Comics List includes a weblog reviewing various comics.
Bertie Marshall article on Mike Diana.
Fanny published a comic book of the same name, and Dyke's Delight comics.

There's a new web page for cartoonist Roberta Gregory, whose comics include Naughty Bits, featuring Bitchy Bitch, and Artistic Licentiousness.
HOMni is a very extensive list of queer comics.
hotheadpaisan.com, all about the comic about the homocidal lesbian terrorist.
There's an unofficial Hothead Paisan site devoted to the essential comic about the homocidal lesbian terrorist.
RealVideo interview with Dianne DiMassa, creater of Hothead Paisan on Dyke TV at Free Speech TV.
T-Gina -- transgender comix.
Robert Triptow, former editor of Gay Comix, has a web page with samples of his comix work.
All gay comedy links can now be found on my comedy website, QComedy.com.
Many more queer music links are on my Queer Music Explosion and Queer Hiphop Links
A. Billey's page with pictures of The Need, Tribe 8, The Butchies, Third Sex, Harum Scarum
Adams Dress web page has info on Essential Logic, weird Washington DC stuff, and more. Check out JS Adams' avant-garde music reviews for American Bear magazine.
MadKats where drag is king! Kronicling Kings since 96.
Butchies fan page. For official info, go to their record label website Mr. Lady.
Info about Clone, the band that Elizabeth of 7 Year Bitch is now in.
Club V (formerly Vaseline) is a queer indie club in London, England. Check out their page for info about their events and their zine.

Check out errrk, which has stuff about punk bands in Spokane. Check out the flyer The Importance of Queer Punk and the lyrics to F.F.A.'s songs, such as "Straight Boy".
The infamous gay rapper article. If that site's not working, I have a copy of the article and the followup. See also my list of Gay in Hiphop links.
Article by Davey D on gays in hiphop culture.
Webpage for the band Fagatron. old page was here
A paper about gay and lesbian themes in popular music, covering punk, folk, rock, rap, and country music.
Glamazon is a San Francisco-based cyberock band with a transsexual lead singer.
Heartcore Records has put out records by the Haggard, The Little Deaths, Fighter D, and others and a video about Cherrybomb.
Webpage with a sample of a song by the Polish band Homomilitia.
Homophonic is an on-line music radio show which has much queer music.
Index of Johnny Ray Huston's Out Loud music review column in the San Francisco Bay Guardian.

Johnny Depp Clones is a band with members including Karen Dior and Chi Chi La Rue. [URL not working 12/1/99]
Kidnapper home page for the UK-based indie-pop band which includes ex-members of Sister George.
Web page of singer Veronica Klaus
Home page for the UK based Queercore band Mouthfull. (See Mike's new band Stuntman )
LadyStar Productions is the home of the zine Secret Senses and Jessycka is also working on a tape compilation of progirl/proqueer bands. Plus T-Shirts and stickers.
Web page with info about Longstocking and related bands.
Matmos fan page for the SF-based electronic music duo.
Nightnurse.com has a downloadable MP3 single from the band Nightnurse.
Queercorps is the new record label run by Matt from Outpunk.
Article on Queercorps Records and queer hip hop.
The Queer Punk mailing list is housed at yahoo.com. To subscribe to the new replacement queer-punk list read my instructions here.
The official Pansy Division page.
Vaginal Davis interviews Pansy Division.
Article from Metropolitan about Pansy Division.
Pansy Division videos at Throttlebox. Available in mov format from Lookout Records website.
Pervertidora Records put out Glen Meadmore's new record.
Popingays is a French gay indie music association.

Here's a big file of postings from the AOL queerpunk folder.
The Queer Rap Report from BAM magazine by Billy Jam.

There's now a web page for the band Quivvver.
Ratt records will be putting together a spoken word tape about issues that gay, lesbian, bisexual and questioning youth face. Send your stuff on a regular audio tape BEFORE SEPTEMBER 15TH to JT, POB 4526, santa rosa CA 95402. Email can be sent to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Rainbow Flava is a queer hiphop crew.
Official Tom Robinson site features information about this pioneering queer rocker.

Shout It Out Loud is an online MP3 label from the UK. They have a new single from Nightnurse, "Dive In Me" available for download.
The Sleater-Kinney Media Empire has info about the band.
Slojack is a hard rock gay band from Los Angeles.
Official Chainsaw Records Web Page, home of Team Dresch. Be sure to check out their new chat room and message board. [note: www.chainsaw.com isn't working but chainsaw.com is... weird.]
A page with a Team Dresch interview and other stuff.
Metalic Blue Goth has some Team Dresch pictures on her page, and a link to a British site with a downloadable Team Dresch song.
Terre Thaemlitz is a musician who has made records of ambient music and a record of piano versions of songs by Kraftwerk. Here is an article about him from The Wire. His record label is Comatonse.
Interview with musician Terre Thaemlitz
Tongueman web page -- the history of the pioneering UK queer band.
tribe8.com is the new official site of the band.
Alternative Tentacles' web page is now up and has pictures of and interviews with Tribe 8.
Trip Records is a record label with various projects including "This Way Out," a compilation of music by gay and lesbian musicians. They also have a new queer audio magazine called Sibilance.
Ultra-red is an audio action collaborative based in Los Angeles. They have made ambient music based on sounds from the gay cruising area in Griffith Park.
Articles on filmmaker Sadie Benning from the SF Bay Guardian and Eye.
Big Miss Moviola is a project for women film and video makers to get their work seen. See also Miranda July page at K.
Bright Lights Film Journal -- has articles on Joe Dallesandro, The Hanging Garden and more.
Cinema Q (aka queerfilm.com) is a website with queer film links.
Check out Free Speech TV, which is a cable programming service. Their site includes audio and video of a reading by David Feinberg, Dyke TV, and more. Check out this audio from Queercore, a punkumentary.
A Gun For Jennifer is a film which has Tribe 8 in it.
G B Jones page about the filmmaker (The Yoyo Gang), artist (Tom Girls), musician (Fifth Column) and queer zine pioneer (JDs).
GB Jones art biography.
Article on Miranda July of Big Miss Moviola.
Interview with filmmaker George Kuchar
Interview with George and Mike Kuchar. (make sure to follow the "next" link at the bottom)
Videos by George Kuchar
Bruce LaBruce has a couple of new books: Ride Queer Ride and The Reluctant Pornographer.
Filmmaker Bruce La Bruce has a column in the Toronto-based magazine Exclaim. He's also got a column in Eye called Feelings -- the column appears every two weeks. Here's a couple: Overrated and Underrated and The Uncut Truth. There's more columns there if you dig around.
brucelabruce.com is the official website of Bruce LaBruce, filmmaker and zinester.
review of the movie Hustler White and an interview with the directors, Bruce LaBruce and Rick Castro. Also available in a German version.
MIX is the New York Lesbian & Gay Experimental Film/Video Festival. the festival is generally in the fall.
Jenni Olson's film projects, including "The Joy of Life" and "Blue Diary."
Here's more info about Queer Spunk, originally a MIX film program
Out In Space is a gay oriented animated short feature now in production.
PopcornQ is a web site that is part of Planet Out which is devoted to queer cinema.
Randy Riddle is a documentary maker whose projects include "TLC: Year with a Leather Club" and "Goatboy and the Music Machines." He's also doing research for a documentary on female impersonator Ray Bourbon.
The San Francisco Lesbian and Gay Film Festival has a web page with listings of the films in the festival. The 1997 Festival program is now up.
Flicker, the experimental film site has a Jack Smith filmography and biography.
To contact Vaginal Davis via email, write to vagdavis{At}aol.com -- replace {At} with the @ sign.
The official VaginalDavis.com website has constantly update information about Vag's Club Sucker in Los Angeles and other news.
Guy Trebay column from the Village Voice mentioning Vaginal Davis.
There is an article on Vaginal Davis' Terrorist Drag in an issue of Social Text. The article has now been reprinted in the book "Disidentifications" by Jose Munoz - and Vag is on the cover of the book.
An article on the band Black Fag, which Vaginal Davis was in with Beck's mom, Bibbe Hansen.
Reviews with photos of shows at Vaginal Davis' club Sucker from Endless Los Angeles: Feb. '97, April '96, May '96, July '96 -- all of these are from Endless LA. (These are no longer available on the web but will be available on the Endless CD-Rom -- see the Endless web site for information.)
Check out the L. A. Weekly article by Vaginal Davis and Ron Athey about their trip to Palm Springs.
Vaginal Davis and Ron Athey's performances in October '96 in Germany.
Planet Bears is a site with daily updates of bear news. [formerly Bearpress.]
Bearyouth is for younger bears.
Feel like you don't fit in with older Bears? Try Gen-X Bears and their e-mail list.
Gen X Bear Rock email list for all you rock-loving cubs.
Article from the bear-oriented e-zine Versimilitude about bears and music.
Lesbears and Transbears discussion.
Oak Grove Oracle is a space for Radical Faerie multimedia self expression.
The Radical Faerie home page includes links to the e-zine "Thyber Thithie"
Kawashaway is the Faerie land in northern Minnesota.

Queer Skinhead Nation is a website done by an anti-fascist Irish/English skin living in Prague.
Queerskin has a webpage with his art and other stuff.
Queer Skinhead Brotherhood page has contact info for other queer skinheads, and more.
An academic paper on the Queer Skinhead Brotherhood.
RadFae.Org is a Radical Faerie Web Server
Scut's Garden has info from a vegan gardner -- his writing has appeared in Holy Titclamps.
The American Boyz is a support and social group for people who were born female but who feel that is not a complete or accurate assessment of who they are. Butches, F2Ms, Transmen, FTVs, Gender Outlaws, Transsexuals, Drag Kings, Boychicks, She-Bears, Shapeshifters, Tomboys, Passing Women, Amazons, Intersexuals, Female Guys, Boss Girls, Transgenderists, Sirs, and our Significant Others, Friends, Families, and Allies. (SOFFA)
The Androgyny RAQ (Rarely Asked Questions) has a dictionary of terms, suggestions of manners, renaming bathrooms, "what is gender," and more.
Club Casanova, a New York Drag King club.
A review of a book on a 1940's drag bar in Seattle in Hotwired.
Hedda Lettuce's web site is the on-line presence of this New York drag queen.
The House of Diabolique is a fun web site which includes stuff about honorary members of the House, such as Lamar, the flaming black fag from Revenge of the Nerds. The site is frequently updated!
Cable TV sensation DeAundra Peek is among the residents of Odum's All Double-Wide Mobile Homes Trailer Park. There's also a trailer devoted to the RuPaul fan club.
Tara Limbaugh at SpiritShow and SF Metropolitan.
A gender bending history lesson on the Sluts-a-Go-Go.
TransBoy Resource Network, a web page for F2M (female-to-male) transgendered, transsexual, genderqueer and questioning youth.
GirlCon is a convention that happened in April 1997 at Wellesley College.
Revolt'n Pussycat is a dykey web-site for ratbag brat grrrlls.
RiotGrrl Web has a lot of good content and links.
Jerome Caja -- art by the late San Francisco-based artist and gogo dancer. And here's an article on Jerome.
Web site with art by erotic artist Marc DeBauch
Photographer Chris Komater is based in San Francisco and produces a variety of works, including photographic grids abstracting male bodies.
Queer Arts includes a on-line exhibit of works by G. B. Jones, Nayland Blake, Keith Mayerson, and Nicole Eisenman.
The University Art Museum in Berkeley had a great exhibition about Queer art called In A Different Light. The exhibition has closed, but you can still visit the on-line version.
Check out the Library of Congress Carl Van Vechten page. Hundreds of photos of famous folks from the 1930s to the 1960s, such as Emma Goldman, Frida Kahlo, Cab Calloway, Bessie Smith, James Baldwin, Jane Bowles, Billie Holliday, Truman Capote, Gertrude Stein, etc. There's an article in Holy Titclamps #15 about Van Vechten. Also, check out their collection of Walt Whitman manuscripts.
Steve Abbott.org is a memoir of the writer by his daughter Alysia Abbott.
Michael Atavar is a writer and performer from England.
Article by Dodie Bellamy on Kathy Acker, Dennis Cooper, David Wojnarowicz, etc.
An excerpt from Bruce Benderson's Toward the New Degeneracy. Another "excerpt" appears to be an out-take.
Bolerium is a bookstore specializing in used books about gays, labor and radical history, and African Americans.
Vicar/Victoria is a short story by Brian Bouldrey. Here's part 1 and part 2.
JamesRobertBaker.com has writing by and about the late author James Robert Baker.
An interview with Lawrence Braithwaite, author of Wigger.
Susiebright.com is devoted to the writings of Susie Bright.
A page about the book Fat and Proud by Charlotte Cooper
Interview of Charlotte Cooper about her book "Fat and Proud" conducted by Rachael House of the zine Red Hanky Panky.
official Dennis Cooper website.
Closer: The Dennis Cooper Web Resource
Dennis Cooper Papers at NYU
Interview with Dennis Cooper from the New York Press by JT "Terminator" Leroy.
An interview with Dennis Cooper, in which he talks about his next-to-most recent book, Try.
Finish Line, a story by Dennis Cooper at Nerve
Official web site of the writer Jane DeLynn, author of Don Juan in the Village and Bad Sex is Good.

Interview with Robert Gluck.
Web page of writer Daniel Harris, author of The Rise and Fall of Gay Culture. He is also interviewed in the December issue of Oasis.
Interview with Bertie Marshall, author of Psychoboys (and contributor to Holy Titclamps #15) at Spike. Also, an excerpt from his current work in progress, I, A Sailor is available on-line from the Barcelona Review of Contemporary Fiction.
Odd Girls Press has a bibliography of lesbian and gay books.
Priapean Tomes is a book dealer in gay books. The prices are high, but you might find out about some interesting books by reading their catalog.
A science fiction marketing story by Sarah Schulman from Poz.
Sarach Schulman talks to James Hardy about her play The Burning Deck
Review from the Boston Phoenix of Sarah Schulman's book Stage Struck and a review from the Austin Chronicle of her book Shimmer.
Interview with Sarah Schulman, who has a new novel, Shimmer.
Interviews with author Sarah Schulman about her novel Rat Bohemia from the Hungry Mind Review. Plus an article by Michael Bronski about Sarah Schulman.
Website of D. Travers Scott, author of Execution, Texas: 1987.
Interview with D. Travers Scott, author of "Execution, Texas: 1987."
Serpent's Tail is a publishing company which publishes many vital books.
marksimpson.com is the website of the editor of the book "Anti-gay."

The Adult Children of Heterosexuals web page has music reviews and links to bisexual, transgender, and other queer sites.
Altmedia.miningco.com is a site about alternative media. Among the items available is an interview with queer zine pioneer Les/Linda Simpson and an interview with Nancy Clue author Mabey Maney.
Anxiety's Toxic Snowglobe has a variety of odd items.
Blowfish is a catalog of erotic items. See also their on-line magazine Fishnet.
Joan Jett-Blakk page featuring the San Francisco-based talk show host and presidential candidate.
An article on performance artist Leigh Bowery.
Leigh Bowery Links pictures and info about the costume desginer, artist's model, and human art object.
Did you go to Burning Man over Labor Day Weekend? Check out Ggreg Taylor's page on the M*A*S*H*CARA Ladies' Militia Forced Aid Camp and Adrian Roberts' "Piss Clear" zine.
Cockettes web page has photos and information about the Cockettes.
Dan, the Queer Ska Librarian has a web page. You can guess some of the subjects from his title, but there's also material on the group for queer and questioning kids of queer parents, Second Generation.
 He also runs The Squat, a place for midwestern queerpunks.

Check out this page on the British gay slang Polari, which was spoken by the characters Julian and Sandy on the radio show Round the Horne. Kenneth Williams, who played Sandy, also appeared in the Carry On movies.
The homepage of Len, a bisexual straight edge guy.
Taylor Mead pieces about the Shooting of Andy Warhol from Alt-X.

Queer War Society is an organization devoted to sharing radical, revolutionary, and/or anarchist inspired queer ideology.
Tom Nelson's story Transition appears in Holy Titclamps #15. You can find more of his writing here also. (Look under "Dark".)

GLBT Historical Society of Northern California web site
Gayellow Pages offers LGBT listings in the U.S. and Canada.

Han Queerean, the queer Korean-American web page.
Mississippi Eyes, Katia's web page has rants on various topics, a recommended reading list, and more. Here's her other web page with stuff about being a library science student, queer resources, and more.
Tracy and Mia are a couple of dykes who are into Peeps. Their pages also have stuff about Grassroot Queers. They are doing a radio show on Philadelphia Pirate Radio, 91.3 FM Thursdays 8-9 pm, alternating with two fags.
Queer Artist Collective (QuAC) is a performance art group based in Houston.
Queer Vampires Website has info on homoerotic bloodsuckers in writing, film, and more. It's part of a larger Queer Horror website.
Queer Wide Web? is an analysis in terms of queer theory of the world wide web.
Slash fanfic is fiction written by fans about characters from mass media culture in which the characters turn out to be secret homosexual lovers like in the classic case of Kirk/Spock. For more Slash, see Yahoo's Slash index.
SpiritShow is site with horoscopes and more from Tara Limbaugh and Chrystallah.
Just Plain Strange in a Web Page expresses a vision of World Peach through Pure Pleasure, from Just Plain Strange de Jim of San Francisco.
Ggreg Taylor's web site has Burning Man pictures, Ggreg's collection of kitsch art, and more.
Dan Tsang runs the Alternative Research page, and has a radio show called Subversity. He's a librarian who's been spied on by the CIA, and sounds like an amazing guy.
Youth.org is up and running again with resources for queer youth.


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The crew members have to operate in open space for over six and a half hours, cutting the old coolant tubes on the device and splice new ones, setting up the thermal control mechanism.
Italian astronaut Luca Parmitano and NASA Flight Engineer Andrew Morgan perform a spacewalk in order to repair the International Space Station's (ISS) cosmic ray detector experiment module - the Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer (ASA).
According to Parmitano, the whole work is difficult, comparable to an "open heart surgery", but the astronauts are ready to repair the spectrometer. The instrument allows scholars to explore the nature of anti-matter, dark matter, and the origins of the universe.
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1. Overview of SARS-CoV-2 evolution up to this point
2. Comparison to seasonal influenza evolution
3. Immediate trends as existing genetic diversity plays out
4. Two paths for SARS-CoV-2 evolution going forward
Genetic relationships of SARS-CoV-2 sampled up to Feb 2022
Repeated population turnover during 2021
Clades with more S1 amino acid mutations grow faster
Rapid accumulation of S1 mutations
Omicron viruses possess huge excess of mutations in S1
Primary hypotheses for Omicron's origin
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(More likely) Evolution during chronic infection in an immunocompromised individual
- Congruent with large excess of S1 mutations, but paucity of non-spike mutations
- Hard to explain simultaneous BA.1, BA.2 and BA.3 sublineages otherwise
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(Less likely) Human to animal spillover mid-2020 and spillback in late 2021
- Mutational spectra and particular mutations such as 493R and 498R suggest rodent intermediary (Wei et al)
S1 evolved at a rate of 12 amino acid changes per year in 2021
This is remarkably fast relative to seasonal influenza
Rapid evolution drove epidemics during 2021
Omicron's incredible rate of spread drove large-scale epidemics
Omicron attack rate
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We estimate US has seen 8.2% of the population as confirmed cases of Omicron through Feb 18, with the
large majority accumulating after Dec 15
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Assuming a case detection rate of 1 in 5 infections, we have ~41% of the US having been infected with Omicron in the span of ~10 weeks
BA.2 shows a consistent transmission advantage over BA.1
Expect BA.2 to displace BA.1 over the coming weeks
Omicron likely displaces Delta, but this is not yet definite
If Delta is increasing in frequency by May, we'll likely have coexistence
SARS-CoV-2 will continue to evolve to escape population immunity, though with multiple potential avenues
With 1 observation in ~2 years of virus evolution, it's currently unclear how common Omicron-like events will be
This rate distribution gives a naive prediction of Omicron-like emergence events occurring in the rest of 2022
Likely scenarios over the next 12 months
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Evolution within Omicron BA.2 to further increase intrinsic transmission and to escape from Omicron-derived immunity. This scenario sees lower attack rates with 2022-2023 epidemic driven by drift + waning + seasonality.
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Another Omicron-like emergence event in which a chronic infection initiated in ~2021 incubates a new wildly divergent virus. This scenario sees high attack rates with epidemic driven by variant emergence.
Very generally, the extreme evolability of S1 suggests that we should expect a challenging target to keep vaccine matched against
Acknowledgements
SARS-CoV-2 genomic epi: Data producers from all over the world, GISAID and the Nextstrain team
Bedford Lab:
John Huddleston,
James Hadfield,
Katie Kistler,
Louise Moncla,
Maya Lewinsohn,
Thomas Sibley,
Jover Lee,
Cassia Wagner,
Miguel Paredes,
Nicola Müller,
Marlin Figgins,
Denisse Sequeira,
Victor Lin,
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Preparation time
30 mins to 1 hour
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Serves 4
This twist on two popular street foods (skewers and pancakes) is a different take on crispy duck. Here they are served open-taco-style with the fried pancake on the bottom, topped with lettuce, spiced duck, dipping sauce and strips of cucumber.
The beauty of these pancakes is that they are fragrant, slightly oily, and the outside is a little flaky while the inside has chewy layers of cooked dough.
Mix the marinade ingredients together in a bowl, then add the duck. Using your hands, coat the duck in the marinade. Cover with cling film and refrigerate for 20 minutes. Soak 12 wooden bamboo skewers in cold water.
Meanwhile, make the pancakes. In a large bowl, mix 600g/1lb 5oz plain flour with all the strong bread flour and the salt. Add the boiling water and mix into a dough. Add 150ml/5fl oz cold water and knead into a smooth dough. Set aside.
Heat the rapeseed oil and sesame in a small pan and add the white pepper, black pepper and salt. Remove from the heat.
Roll out the dough into a flat circle and spread the seasoned oil onto it, taking care not to spread it right to the edges. Scatter the spring onions onto the dough, then scatter the remaining plain flour over the top.
Cut the dough into eight sections, leaving each section attached 2cm from the centre. Take one section and fold towards the centre of the circle, then repeat with the remaining sections. Roll out again and repeat the circular folding. (This creates stretchy chewy layers in the pancake).
Roll out the dough again into a rectangle and then roll into a long Swiss roll shape; it should be about 10cm/4in wide. Divide into six pieces and divide each piece into two. Flatten each piece with your palm and use your hands or a rolling pin to stretch the dough into a circle. You should end up with 12 small pancakes.
Heat a wok or pan over a medium heat. Add a tablespoon of rapeseed oil and swirl it up the sides of the pan (alternatively you can brush the pancakes with some rapeseed oil on each side to ensure even cooking). Add two to three pancakes and cook until golden-brown, turning halfway. Repeat until all the pancakes are cooked. Cover with foil and keep warm in the oven until ready to serve.
To cook the skewers, heat a griddle pan over a high heat. Add 2 tablespoons rapeseed oil to the duck and mix it through the meat. Thread the meat on to the bamboo skewers, dividing it equally between the skewers.
Just before adding the skewers to the pan, rub a little more oil onto them. Cook for 1 minute, then when they no longer stick to the grill, turn and cook for a further minute. Transfer to a board.
To serve, lay the pancakes, skewers and all the accompaniments out on a serving board so people can assemble the pancakes themselves. Spread hoisin sauce on a pancake, top with lettuce, then the duck, the sweet chilli mayo, the sriracha, and finally the cucumber.


Recommended work before class
I ask that you complete each of these exercises before the first day of class. They will ensure you're a step ahead and we can get to the good stuff quickly. It should take you three hours or so total to work through the mandatory ones.
- Complete the first four levels of Try Ruby.
- Complete the Try Git walkthrough.
- Read this Treehouse blog post about command-line basics. When reading the article, go through all the exercises in the article.
- Work through The Command Line Crash Course. This is a longer undertaking than the rest of the exercises and you could spend eight hours working on this. The author has a really brash and possibly abrasive tone. The material is good, however.


Bioinformatics for multi-omics analyses related to COVID19 disease
1-Tutorial for drawing immune volcanoplot of COVID19 lung transcriptome according to SARS-COV2 quantification level found in the tissue
LINK for GSE150316 immune volcanotplot analysis: GSE150316
2-Tutorial for immune deconvolution of lung transcriptome in COVID19 disease
LINK for immune deconvolution of lung transcriptome: immune deconvolution
3-Tutorial for single cell RNA-seq analysis of bronchoalveolar cells in COVID19 disease
LINK for GSE145926 Seurat analysis: GSE145926
4-Tutorial of NFKBIA cell trajectory in bronchoalveolar monocytes/macrophages of severe COVID19 patients
LINK for GSE145926 Monocle trajectory analysis: GSE145926_monocle
5-Tutorial to intercept THP1 FOS ChIPseq analysis with transcriptome of COVID-19 lung
LINK for ChIP integrative analysis: FOS THP1 HG38


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The DevOps 2.6 Toolkit: Jenkins X
COURSE AGENDA
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Section 4: Importing Existing Projects Into Jenkins X
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Section 5: Applying GitOps Principles
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Section 6: Working With Pull Requests And Preview Environments
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Section 7: Promoting To Production
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Section 8: Versioning Releases
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Section 9: Implementing ChatOps
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Section 10: Using The Pipeline Extension Model
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Section 11: Extending Jenkins X Pipelines
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Facets of Prolog
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Prolog is ...
Prolog is a very simple language
It is easy to describe Prolog syntax in sufficient detail
to start working with Prolog immediately.
All data are represented by
Prolog terms.
There is a single language element, called
a clause. A clause is of the
form:
Head :- Body.
This means that if Body
holds, then Head holds. The infix
operator (:-)/2 represents an arrow from right to
left: ←.
If Head always
holds, then :- Body can be omitted.
The above is enough to write useful first Prolog programs.
You may not believe this, so witness the evidence: All
programs presented in the following consist only of such
clauses.
In fact, all known computations can be described in terms
of such clauses, making Prolog
a Turing complete
programming language. One way to implement a
Turing machine in Prolog is to describe the relation
between different states of the machine with clauses of the
form "If the current state is S0 and
the symbol under the tape head is T, and
... then the next state is S".
See turing.pl for one
implementation, and Thinking
in States for more information.
Prolog is a declarative language
Prolog is a declarative language. This means that we focus
on stating what we are interested in. We express
what holds about solutions we want to find. We are less
concerned about how the Prolog implementation finds these
solutions.
This declarative nature often allows for very concise, clear and
general specifications. It is unlikely that shorter formalisms
that are equally clear and expressive exist.
For example, let us describe the relation between
a list and its length,
using integer arithmetic:
Note: In
some Prolog systems, you currently need to
include a dedicated library to use declarative integer
arithmetic.
More...
list_length([], 0).
list_length([_|Ls], N) :-
N #> 0,
N #= N0 + 1,
list_length(Ls, N0).
We can read this declaratively as follows:
- The length of the empty list [] is 0.
- If the length of the list Ls
is N0 and N
is N0+1, then the length
of [_|Ls] is N. Further, this only
holds if N is greater than 0.
When programming in Prolog, think in terms of relations
between entities. Your programs will become very general with this
approach. In the above example, it is tempting to think and say
"We are computing the length of a list". And yes, it is true: We
can indeed use the above definition to compute the length of
a list:
?- list_length([a,b,c], L).
L = 3.
However, this imperative reading does not do justice to
what we have actually implemented, because the definition also
covers several additional usage patterns. For
example, given a specific length, we can ask whether
there are lists of that length:
?- list_length(Ls, 3).
Ls = [_A,_B,_C]
; false.
Using the most general query, we can even ask for all
answers that Prolog finds in general:
?- list_length(Ls, L).
Ls = [], L = 0
; Ls = [_A], L = 1
; Ls = [_A,_B], L = 2
; Ls = [_A,_B,_C], L = 3
; ... .
We say that the relation is usable in different modes.
Characteristically, Prolog reports all answers
via backtracking.
The predicate length/2 is part of
the Prologue
for Prolog draft, and already available as
a built-in predicate in almost all
Prolog implementations with the above semantics.
Prolog is a logic programming language
In the category of declarative languages, we
find functional programming languages and logic
programming languages. A function is a special case of a relation,
and functional programming can be regarded as a restricted form of
logic programming.
Prolog is firmly rooted in logic.
A pure Prolog program consists of a set
of Horn clauses.
Its execution can be regarded as a special case
of resolution.
This connection to formal logic allows us to apply powerful
declarative debugging techniques that
are based on logical properties of the program. For example,
adding a constraint can at most reduce the set of
solutions, and adding a clause can at most extend
it. This property of pure Prolog programs is
called monotonicity.
See
the GUPU
system by Ulrich Neumerkel for an impressive application
of these ideas.
Prolog is a homoiconic language
homoiconic: from ὁμός = "same" and εικών = "image"
Prolog programs are also valid Prolog terms! This
has many great advantages: It is easy to write Prolog programs
that analyze, transform and interpret other Prolog
programs. You can use the built-in predicate read/1 to
read a Prolog term, and thus also a Prolog clause.
There is a powerful mechanism to rewrite
Prolog programs at compilation time, so that you can easily
implement domain-specific languages that help you solve your tasks
more naturally.
You may not believe this, because some goals—such
as list_length(Ls, N)—look like
Prolog terms as defined above, whereas other goals—such
as N #> 0—look quite different.
The reason for this is that Prolog provides prefix, infix and
postfix operators that let you write Prolog terms
in a more readable way. For example, the Prolog
term +(a,b) can also be written using
operator notation as a+b.
The abstract syntax remains completely uniform, and
you can read and process all Prolog terms independent of how they
are written down.
You can dynamically define custom operators for specific use cases.
Prolog is a very dynamic language
Prolog programs can be easily created, called and modified at
run time. This further increases the expressiveness of Prolog
and lets you implement higher-order
predicates which have other predicates as arguments. It also
allows the implementation of very dynamic techniques
like adaptive parsing.
The dynamic nature of Prolog also makes the language ideally
suited for writing programs that are extensible by
custom rules that other programmers and even regular users
provide. Proloxy
and Gerrit
Code Review are examples of this approach: You configure
these programs by supplying
Prolog rules that express your
requirements in a very readable and flexible way.
See A Couple of
Meta-interpreters in Prolog for more information.
You can define an interpreter for pure Prolog in two lines of
Prolog code.
Prolog is a very versatile language
Prolog is an extremely versatile language. Its relational nature
makes Prolog programs very flexible and general. This plays an
important role in language processing and knowledge representation
in databases. Modern Prolog
systems provide everything that is needed for solving
simple logic puzzles to building huge
applications, ranging from
web hosting
to verification
and optimization tasks.
Prolog's versatility and power are rooted in implicit
mechanisms that include search, unification, argument indexing and
constraint propagation. You can use these mechanisms to your
advantage, and delegate many tasks to the
Prolog engine.
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BJP showed signs of closeness with NCP? Here's a look at recent events
On the occasion of 250th session of Rajya Sabha, PM Modi had specifically lauded two parties -- NCP and BJD.
by YASMIN AHMEDNew Delhi: In what looked like the least anticipated development on Saturday morning, Devendra Fadnavis took oath as the Chief Minister with Ajit Pawar as his deputy in Maharashtra after the revocation of the President's rule in the state at 5:47 AM.
Despite strong speculation of the NCP-Cong-Sena alliance taking the reigns of the Maharashtra government with sagas of meetings between the leaders, there were signs that showed a vague closeness of BJP and NCP.
On the occasion of 250th session of Rajya Sabha, PM Modi had specifically lauded two parties -- NCP and BJD.
He said, ''I want to appreciate two parties NCP and BJD. These parties have strictly adhered to parliamentary norms.'' He further said that these parties never went into the well and maintained decorum of the house and were still well respected in their specific states.
He also said that other parties should learn from them.
Two days ago, Sharad Pawar had met PM Modi in Parliament and is said to have informed him about the farmers' distress in Maharashtra and sought urgent intervention in the wake of the crop damage and rising agrarian crisis in the state. The meeting took place amidst talks of alliance between NCP-Cong and Sena.
Moreover, Sharad Pawar in a press conference after meeting Sonia Gandhi, ahead of the start of the Winter Session of Parliament had said that he didn't know where the Shiv Sena was claiming to get 170 MLAs from.
"BJP-Shiv Sena fought together, we (NCP) and Congress fought together. They have to choose their path and we will do our politics," Pawar had said.
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The London Evening Standard has a chat with Galahad Clark, founder of Terra Plana, about barefoot running. Some interesting names are dropped too including Jonathan Ross, Ben Fogle and Bear Grylls; apparently they're all vocal fans of going barefoot.


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In the discussion to follow, we are going to let M
indicate a clock-wise rotation of a middle layer. Exactly what this means will become clear from its usage.
Also, a distinction is made between edges and edge faces. In the solved state, each edge is accompanied by two edge faces, one on either side. These edges are the non-windowed variety. The windowed variety are referred to as windowed edges, and they are not accompanied by edge faces. An edge chunk refers to 2 edge faces along with an edge or center piece.
Get all of the non-windowed edges and edge faces into a single middle layer.
Now look at the profile of the puzzle with the middle layer wrapping the axis pointed at your face. What you'll see is zero or more edge faces poking out the side of the cube. We don't yet care about any edges poking out the side of the cube. To flatten these edge faces, we simply apply the sequence (Li,Ui,L),(1.5)Mi,(Li,U,Li),(0.5)M,(R,U,Ri)
, and its symmetric varient, to bring a chunk into the top layer, then swap it with some other chunk in the middle layer, then bring that chunk in the top layer back into the middle layer. The net effect is to swap chunks across the middle layer. With practice, it's not hard to see how this can be done to flatten the edge faces, ignoring centers and edges. What you'll do is progress through a sequences of cases until all edge faces are flattened.
Now get the puzzle back into cube shape. There is only one case that's a bit tricky. It's the case when two edges lie at half or three quaters of 90 degrees from one another. I get them at 90 degrees from one another, then 180, then slot them in with their edge faces. It's not too hard to figure out.
With the puzzle back in cube shape, solve the inner core using all the steps in my fused cube solution. The remainder of our solve will employ only sequences that preserve the inner core and the corner cubies.
Repeat step 1 using key-hole method moves, then get all of the centers in the right relative locations. I use A=(0.5)Mi,2F,(0.5)M
.
Use the key-hole method to solve the edges, windowed or non-windowed. If the last two edge can't be solved (i.e., need to be swapped), then you have parity! To fix it, rotate the middle layer containing all non-windowed edges 45 degrees in any direction, swap centers with edges, then use the sequence (Li,Ui,L),(1.5)Mi,(Li,U,Li)
, or its symmetric varient, to resolve the cube-shape of the puzzle, along with key-hole method moves that keep all non-windowed edges in the middle layer. Notice that if done right, this does not disturb the inner core or the corner cubies. Resolve using key-hole method. If a single edge needs to be flipped, bring it into the top face, rotate it 180, then bring it back down.
Lastly, solve the edge face locations. I use A
as given in step 5 along with setup moves that permute and orient edge chunks about the middle layer to swap edge faces. Since an even number of applications of this sequence must be made, remember that you can swap one edge face with another of the same color. Once all edge chunks have been recomposited, position and orient them to complete the entire solve.
Note that no setup move needs to be unwound when you're doing all of this. Just interleave A
with sequences that flip pairs of edge chunks, or sequences that permute edge chunks across the middle layer until they've all be solved in terms of color, ignoring position and orientation. Have every two applications of A
swap the position of 2 face pieces, then restore them.


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In a better world, Senator Charles Schumer's open letter to Steve Jobs would receive one of Jobs' famous curt responses like:
"Mind your own business. We'll handle this. Stay tuned."
My response to such an affront would be very different and much less polite.


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Module "pl.sip"
Simple Input Patterns (SIP).
SIP patterns start with '$', then a one-letter type, and then an optional variable in curly braces.
Example:
sip.match('$v=$q','name="dolly"',res) ==> res=={'name','dolly'} sip.match('($q{first},$q{second})','("john","smith")',res) ==> res=={second='smith',first='john'}
Type names v identifier i integer f floating-point q quoted string ([{< match up to closing bracket
See the Guide
Functions
| sip.compile (spec, options) | convert a SIP pattern into a matching function. |
| sip.create_pattern (spec, options, fieldnames, fieldtypes) | convert a SIP pattern into the equivalent Lua regular expression. |
| sip.fields (spec, f) | given a pattern and a file object, return an iterator over the results |
| sip.match (spec, line, res, options) | match a SIP pattern against a string. |
| sip.match_at_start (spec, line, res) | match a SIP pattern against the start of a string. |
| sip.pattern (spec, fun) | register a match which will be used in the read function. |
| sip.read (f) | enter a loop which applies all registered matches to the input file. |
Functions
- sip.compile (spec, options)
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convert a SIP pattern into a matching function.
The returned function takes two arguments, the line and an empty table.
If the line matched the pattern, then this function return true
and the table is filled with field-value pairs.
Parameters:
- spec: a SIP pattern
- options: optional table; {anywhere=true} will stop pattern anchoring at start
Return value:
a function if successful, or nil, - sip.create_pattern (spec, options, fieldnames, fieldtypes)
-
convert a SIP pattern into the equivalent Lua regular expression.
Parameters:
- spec: a SIP pattern
- options:
- fieldnames: an optional table which is to be filled with fieldnames
- fieldtypes: an optional table which maps the names to their types
- sip.fields (spec, f)
-
given a pattern and a file object, return an iterator over the results
Parameters:
- spec: a SIP pattern
- f: a file - use standard input if not specified.
- sip.match (spec, line, res, options)
-
match a SIP pattern against a string.
Parameters:
- spec: a SIP pattern
- line: a string
- res: a table to receive values
- options: (optional) option table
Return value:
true or false - sip.match_at_start (spec, line, res)
-
match a SIP pattern against the start of a string.
Parameters:
- spec: a SIP pattern
- line: a string
- res: a table to receive values
Return value:
true or false - sip.pattern (spec, fun)
-
register a match which will be used in the read function.
Parameters:
- spec: a SIP pattern
- fun: a function to be called with the results of the match
See also:
- sip.read (f)
-
enter a loop which applies all registered matches to the input file.
Parameters:
- f: a file object; if nil, then io.stdin is assumed.


Edwina M Salazar
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Retired Nonprofit Executive Director
Bachelor of Science in Social Work, Colorado State University Masters Degree in Social Work, University of Denver
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I have financially supported campaigns and worked on one county level campaign. Contributions: Act Blue, Andrew Romanoff, Tracey Bernett, Marta Loachamin
National Association of Social Workers, Rotary Club of Longmont, PEO, Central Square HOA, Historic Eastside Neighborhood Group, Longmont Housing Opportunities Team, Longmont Multicultural Action Plan, Longmont United Hospital Board of Directors and Foundation, Supporting Action for Mental Health, NAMI, Latino Coalition, Colorado Nonprofit Association Board of Directors, Boulder Bach Festival Board of Directors, and United Church of Christ Longmont Grant Committee.
As the executive director of the OUR Center, I advocated for people in need of resources to move forward with their lives as well those in need of health and mental health resources. I worked with diverse groups of people in building community and problem solving particularly in the areas of poverty reduction and homelessness prevention. With Longmont Rotary, I chaired the Literacy Community for over 10 years to implement local and international adult and child literacy projects.
Now that I am retired, I want to continue to serve community. My life has been enriched by community involvement and I believe I have skills to contribute to community improvement. I believe in strong democratic processes and systems. Redistricting is a basic building block of undergirding the electorate. I think I have the analytical, conflict resolution and problem solving skills to be an effective member of the Commission.
I have been involved I numerous community efforts that called for arriving at consensus and the creation of agreements to move forward on projects. In particular, I have been involved in creating tools to granting funds to community organizations that required being fair and impartial.
For the past 20 years, I worked for an organization that required daily problem solving and logical decision making. Recently, my skills in problem solving were strengthened when I directed a successful $ 5 million capital campaign, working with the fund raising, construction and engineering teams.
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