[stack] Cat article submission to Doctor Dobbs Journal

First let me say, I really *really* appreciate all the feedback I have
had on my past articles on Cat. So far all my article submissions have
been rejected. :-(

I submitted three different articles to International Conference of
Functional Programming (ICFP), Compiler Construction (CC), Programming
Language Design and Implementation (PLDI) ). These are high-end
conferences with high-rejection rates. In retrospect they were out of
my league, but I did have helpful reviews. Overall the reviews were
encouraging, but were clear on the fact that I had a lot of work to
do, and that I wasn't yet ready to play in the big leagues. I plan on
incorporating the review feedback and resubmitting to an appropriate
workshop or symposium.

For the time being I have been contracted to provide Doctor Dobbs with
an article about Cat. I talk quite a bit about Joy and concatenative
languages in general. It is due Monday, but if anyone has time to
share comments or suggestions before then I would be most
appreciative. I have put a draft of the article online at
http://docs.google.com/Doc?id=dgjz7z25_58f4zzg8dz . If I make any big
mistakes, or inaccuracies, or I am unfair I apologize in advance.
Please let me know so that I can correct it. I will have a chance to
make small changes to the galley proof before the article goes to the
printer.

Hopefully this will help give a bit more mainstream recognition to the
benefits of concatenative languages!

Thanks,
Christopher