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This course is a graduate seminar on the study of civil wars and other forms of political violence. The course is designed to prepare advanced graduate students to do research on civil wars and political violence. Each week, we will cover a mix of foundational and new research in one of (to my mind) the key active research agendas in the study of civil wars. The weekly readings are primarily how students will: a) develop a foundation in the literature; b) figure out which topic areas might drive their dissertation work.
The course will also emphasize applied learning through: 1) critical reviews that mirror journal article reviews; 2) a data exploration exercise; 3) an original research design.
This course is designed for graduate students who already have basic training in research design and methods. The replication assignment in particular assumes an ability to read and write code in R. If you want to take the course but have not already taken the methods sequence POL 211-213, please come talk to me.
Late proposals, papers, etc. will be penalized by a letter grade per day.
Note: the schedule is subject to change.
⭐First review due: Friday, April 15th
⭐Second review due: Friday, May 17th
⭐ FINAL PROPOSAL DUE JUNE 7th BY MIDNIGHT
12 pages MAX, double-spaced.


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This command need to be run only once before running the project
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or
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This server is for development purposes only. It does not provide the stability, security, or performance of production WSGI servers.
The reloader and debugger are enabled by default if FLASK_ENV=development`
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.
Note
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,
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box__
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box__
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manage.py collectstatic [OPTIONS] [SRC]
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.
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folder. If PROJNAME
is provided, it will create PROJNAME/PROJNAME
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and activated it, and installed shopyo
.
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the following blog project is created
.
└── blog
├── env
├── blog
│ ├── docs
│ ├── modules
│ │ └── ...
│ ├── __init__.py
│ ├── sphinx_source
│ │ └── ...
│ ├── static
│ │ └── ...
│ ├── tests
│ │ └── ...
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│ ├── app.py
│ ├── cli.py
│ ├── config.py
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│ ├── conftest.py
│ ├── init.py
│ ├── manage.py
│ └── wsgi.py
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├── dev_requirements.txt
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├── pytest.ini
├── README.md
├── requirements.txt
├── setup.py
└── tox.ini
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,
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On a sunny June morning about 6:00 a.m., I took a deep breath and began this adventure on planet earth, for the first time functioning without the life support system which my mother had been providing for nine months. Although I did not know it then, at least consciously, I was one of the luckier children born on that day, or any day. There are those who say that we choose our parents. If that is true, I certainly made an excellent choice. No one has ever received a more loving nurturer. Although money was scarce, services were inexpensive. Witness the attached hospital bill - $25.00 for the delivery and a full week's stay in the hospital for both my mother and myself. The accompanying pictures are ample evidence that I was a well-fed little red-head.
Since my parents, as all parents, had such a profound influence on my early life, or more accurately, my entire life, I feel you should know something about them.
My father, Thomas Joseph, was born in Clearfield, Pennsylvania, one of five sons born to Thomas Joseph and Elizabeth Daugherty Cleary. The couple were married on October 30, 1889. Louis was born on January 19, 1891; Thomas on April 18, 1892; Maurice on August 13, 1893; William on November 17, 1894; and Cyril in January, 1896.
Tragically, my grandmother died of acute appendicitis on September 18, 1898. My grandfather's mother and his two single sisters, Mary and Sarah, stepped in to raise the boys. Shortly after the death, the family moved to Harrisburg. My grandfather opened a barber shop, which he operated until his death in 1924.
My mother, Maria Viola, the third of five children of Christina McNally and Adam Rutter, was born on January 6, 1897 in Harrisburg, where she lived until 1918 when she married my Father and moved to Worcester, Massachusetts. Her siblings were Eva, Anna, Adam and Clare.
The quotations in the following descriptions are taken from an autobiography which I wrote while a junior in high school.
"My Father is 5' 11" tall and weighs approximately 163 pounds. He is of slim build with a high forehead, his hair is turning silver, he is slightly bald and wears glasses, but these factors only tend toward making him look very distinguished. His culture is very fine and his morals are beyond reproach. He is a good salesman, a hard, industrious worker, as well as a splendid husband and father."
 She is slim with a rather round face and medium complexion.  Mother's culture and morals are developed to a high degree and a pleasant disposition makes her very lovable."
"Both daddy and mother like *dancing, driving, golf and pets of all kinds, while both dislike selfishness, sarcasm, egotism, stubbornness and ungratefulness."
*Not entirely accurate - I never saw my father dance, although my mother loved to dance. As to golf - I never knew either of them to play golf, nor did they belong to a golf club. Although not mentioned here, my father was an avid baseball fan, especially of the (then) Philadelphia Athletics.
Although I was born in Worcester, Massachusetts, I was not destined to remain a "Massachusetts Yankee". Within the year my parents moved to Lancaster, Pennsylvania, and then, when I was about two years old, to Harrisburg, where we were to spend the next several years.
While we lived in Harrisburg my sister Marie was born on May 21, 1921, and my brother Tom, on June 10, 1922. Tom came into the world plagued by health problems, and so far as I can remember, he was never free of them in those early years of his life. It seems to me, thinking back, that the culmination of his problems was a bout with pneumonia when he was about four years old and was expected to die. Fortunately he recovered, but for many hears had respiratory problems.
His poor health, including a near death experience, put a severe burden on my mother, since my sister was barely a year old when Tom was born. The situation may have caused Marie to feel neglected, but I can't honestly say that I was affected. In spite of her distractions, I know that my mother was always insistent that Marie and I would have equal treatment from any visiting relatives. Remembering that she was only twenty-four years old when Tom was born, I think that she did an admirable job of handling a trying situation.
What a break it was for me to return to Harrisburg. There I had, among other relatives, an adoring Grandfather Cleary. I've been told that on many an afternoon my grandfather would close his barber shop and come to the house to play with me. Although I don't actually remember his visits - I was only five when he died - I feel a greatest tenderness for this man. He was blessed with five sons, but lost his wife at such an early age, and with her death, any hope of having a daughter. It was especially nice that I had inherited the Cleary red hair.
The picture of my grandfather was taken in front of the house at 1526 Susquehanna St. in Harrisburg, where he lived until his death in 1924, and his sons continued to live for many years. It was a house in which I always felt loved.
Harrisburg developed along the banks of the Susquehanna River. The residents were fortunate because the city planners had provided a wide grassy area adjacent to the river as it wound its way through town, which served as a park. I was often taken to this lovely area. The young man is my Uncle Maurice, usually called Jere, my father's brother.
Harrisburg's citizens had another advantage. As the Susquehanna flowed past the town, a large island was created. Since the river was naturally shallow, sand was brought in and a beach created which, naturally enough, was called "Island Beach." When the grand opening was held, my mother and I were there to enjoy the sun and sand and water. My mother is the slender young lady in the pictures. I clearly had a wonderful day. Incidentally, the beach was very popular, and remained in operation for many years. Even as a teenager I continued to enjoy the beach.
In 1925 I entered the first grade at St. Mary's Catholic School in Harrisburg.
My scholastic career started on a great note when I received, at the close of that school year, the prize given to the pupil in each grade with the highest average for the year's work. Although I must admit I don't remember the event, my mother certainly did. On a Sunday afternoon after the school year ended, all academic awards were presented to the students at a ceremony in the parish church. Naturally, all the parents attended. The winners were not announced prior to the distribution of the awards. Only one other student and myself were under consideration for the first-grade prize, which, to my mother's great delight, was awarded to me.
(I am sure my mother felt a particular pride in my accomplishment, since she had left school at the end of the sixth grade.)
I should not leave this year without mentioning my lifelong friend, Leonard Young. His mother and mine were best friends, so we became acquainted at a very young age. Our birthdays are very close, consequently we started in the first grade at St. Mary's school together. Even though my family left Harrisburg we always kept in touch, although infrequently. How great it is to have a friend who can remember how things were when you were both six years old. It happens much too infrequently.
The second grade was noteworthy because it was the only other school year that I attended St. Mary's. It was also important because at the end of that school year I made my First Communion. (Note the rug on which I'm standing. Whether it was there to add to the aesthetic value of the picture of to keep my shoes clean, I do not know.)
During the summer of 1927, my family moved to Detroit, Michigan, because my father had accepted a position there. In distance, Detroit was about 600 miles from Harrisburg, but in those days that was a two-day trip over the Appalachian Mountains.
I have often wondered what was so great about the work prospect in Detroit that enticed my father into moving there, so far from his and my mother's families. It certainly wasn't a lighter work load. As long as I can remember he worked six days a week, which included about 15 hours on Saturday. Only Sunday was a day of rest for him. After Mass, without fail, he would take time to write a letter to his brother Lou detailing all of the week's activities. I never saw one of those letters, but I am sure they included a complete account of everything we children did. My Uncle Lou told me that it was so difficult after my Farther died, not to receive those weekly letters.
I began the third grade at St. Cecilia Catholic School, since our home was located within the parish boundaries. In those days parents were under a strict edict to send their children to the parish school. There were no school buses for the Catholic schools, so we all had to walk to school. Luckily, there were many Catholics in the area, so there were always friends to share the walk. Nevertheless, Detroit has some bitter cold and windy winter weather, so the walk, four times a day, was often unpleasant. In those days no one ever thought of serving hot lunches at the schools. But we survived, and were no doubt healthier for all that walking.
The Christmas letter to my father was written that first Christmas we lived in Detroit. It is interesting that I signed it with my full name. The letter must have truly touched him, because it was kept through the years. I clearly loved my father very much, and still do.
(Notice that the letter was written in ink. There were no ball-point pens in those days- only a holder with a removable pen point and a bottle of ink. Believe me, it was hard not to make a blot on the paper - especially when you were only eight years old.)
Although we lived in a few different houses when we first moved to Detroit, we finally settled in at 7225 Tuxedo Ave., where the family remained until after my father's death in 1952.
 It seemed that everyone had one in those days. Maybe it was the only way the doctors knew to deal with a sore throat.
I also had an appendectomy when I was fifteen. In fact, I spent my sixteenth birthday in the hospital. I remember looking forward to that birthday so I could get a driver's license. Of course, we had only one car, so opportunities to drive were limited, especially since my father drove to work. Well anyway, my father taught me to drive, giving me numerous safe driving tips, many of which I remember to this day. I finally got my license, and haven't been without one since.
It has always been a mystery to me why any woman would be satisfied to let her husband do all the family driving. That always seemed so confining, to wait on a man's willingness or free time to go somewhere. As the King of Siam was wont to say - "is a puzzlement."
There were no other illnesses that I can recall, nor any other trips to the hospital. Lucky me - to be born healthy and able to stay that way.
After we moved to Detroit, it became customary for my mother, with us children, to drive to Harrisburg, where we would spend the summers. My father always took his vacation during the last two weeks of August when he took the train to Harrisburg so that he, too, could spend some time with his family. I don't remember any summer when we were young that this procedure was not followed. When his vacation was over, we all returned together to Detroit, in time for the start of the new school year.
I remember that, toward the end of our vacation, my uncles took us children shopping to buy us new fall outfits. It was a really nice treat because, as I have mentioned, money was rather scarce at our house.
My mother and Tom, and usually Marie also, stayed with my grandmother Rutter, or with my mother's friend Peg Young. Except for an occasional day or so, I always stayed at 1526 Susquehanna St., where my uncles lived.
I must say that I lived in a very protected environment while in Harrisburg. There was a public school and playground one block from the house, and sometimes I would play there, but without fail we had lunch (dinner?) at 12:00 o’clock when my Uncle Bill came home for lunch. This was always the big meal of the day. After lunch I had to stay in the house and "rest", away from the midday sun. That seems like rather a strict arrangement, but I don't remember minding it too much. On the third floor of the house was a room filled with old books and other miscellaneous items. However, it was the books which most interested me. I remember particularly a book of Aesop's Fables which I still have, and several Horatio Alger stories. They were nice stories, and are even now referred to by writers. I like them because the hero, Horatio, always accomplished his goals. He was a hero to me in those days. I only regret that I don't still have those books.
My Uncle Bill made an effort on those summer days, to find something interesting for us children to do after he had finished his day's work. A trip to a swimming pool was always a favorite. Or he might take us to a park, or whatever else he thought would be a treat for us. He was always the soul of kindness, and I loved him dearly.
My uncles all remained single, and continued to live at 1526 Susquehanna, with my Aunt Mary acting as cook and housekeeper.
They missed our family, and particularly us children, as relatives always do, so they made many trips to Detroit to spend their vacations with our family. It was always so great for us to have them there, even though we had to go to school. It was a special treat when they would pick us up at the end of the school day. It seems that we were always satisfied with such little things.
Although the Susquehanna River was rather shallow, it was deep enough to allow the city to run a nightly "dance boat", which made a short trip up the river on summer evenings, during which a small band played dance music for the patrons. I wasn't much of a dancer in those days, but I remember that Uncle Bill frequently took me on that boat as I reached teen-age. I don't remember my sister being there also, but she might have been.
It wouldn't do to leave those early years without a couple of fashion shots. At one point, socks seem to be very important - even for a teenager. The picture with the hat was taken at Easter. I was apparently old enough to wear a hat, but not old enough to graduate from those knee socks.
I remained a student at St. Cecilia's until 1936 when I graduated. During those years, I received numerous "honor cards" which always pleased my parents. Our school was so small - there were only fifty students in my graduating class. Consequently, we did not have an athletic program. I do remember attending a few football games, but I don't know whether our team ever won. The school had a single tennis court, and luckily, a young priest who gave us some tennis instructions. I like tennis, and would liked to have become a decent player, but never did. However, it is a game one can enjoy without being too expert.
In my senior year in high school, my "writing" was first published. One of the parish priests, a Father Collins whom I greatly admired, taught us religion. Several classes were devoted to an explanation of the Church's position on evolution. Naturally, on an examination, we were asked to repeat what we had learned. My answer was published in the parish weekly bulletin. Father Collins later told my family that he had received several telephone calls from irate parishioners, who could not believe that a Catholic had written such nonsense.
I am unaware whether there was any scientific opinion in those days that, rather than being descended from apes, mankind began its existence swimming in the seas millions of years before it ever set foot on land. However we began, I presume the basic premise would still be correct, that at a certain stage of development mankind was given a soul. But who knows - I personally like the idea of being descended from real people, e.g. Adam and Eve.
Note: For an additional insight into the economy of those days, turn the article over and consider the weekly donations of the parishioners. To keep the amounts in perspective, my father raised a family, bought a house and car, and kept three children in Catholic school on a salary of $65.00 a week. Did you notice that a woman's haircut was 35 cents?
Graduation Day, June 14, 1936, finally arrived, only eight days after my seventeenth birthday. The little booklet which was given to the graduates is included here because in the category "My hopes and plans for the future," I have written: "I hope some day to be admitted to the bar." During all the years that followed I never relinquished that dream.
My children should also note that the class motto really was "Dare to be Different." As I have often mentioned to them, the nuns argued that we couldn't use that motto because it didn't translate into Latin. (It's hard to believe that the Romans didn't have a word for it.) At any rate, I guess our class qualified as early rebels, since we insisted on the motto, Latin translation or no. (Obviously, all rebellion didn't begin in the 1960's.)
Having decided that I wanted to be an attorney, I discussed with my father the possibility of attending college. The University of Detroit, a Jesuit college, was located about four miles from our home and could be reached by bus. We, like all of our friends, were a single car family. As I remember, the tuition was $200.00 per year.
Looking back now, I find it remarkable that I received only encouragement from my father. There was no discussion about the choice of law as a profession, even though in those days there were very few women lawyers. I only remember my father saying, "I'll do whatever I can to help you." Somehow, he managed to pay half of that $200.00. As my contribution, I worked on Saturday at an A & P store several miles from home. I was required to be at work at 8:00 o'clock in the morning and to stay until 9:00 at night. (No eight hour workdays in those days.) Furthermore, the employees could not leave until the store was cleaned and secured for the night. After that I took the bus home which added another 45 minutes to my day. For this expenditure of time I received $3.00, but at least no taxes were deducted. Although it wasn't much, this money helped with my transportation, lunches, supplies and spending money. To earn a little more I worked in the university library several hours each week.
Incidentally, when I applied for admission to the University of Detroit, I was told that I could not obtain a Bachelor of Arts degree because I was a woman. (A BA degree was the usual degree for one continuing on to law school.) It was my first bitter taste of discrimination. However, I had become accustomed to making do, so I accepted the verdict and agreed to seek a Bachelor of Science degree.
The women were also subject to other restrictions. For example, in those days when everyone wore anklets, the girls at U of D could wear them only if they also wore stockings with them. Also, the women were forbidden to smoke anywhere on the campus except the women's lounge. I'm sure there were other restrictions, but I've long since forgotten what they were. However, I think I was lucky to be still living at home rather than on the campus.
It is obvious from my transcript of that first year that I went from being an A student at St. Cecilia's to a C student at the university. What caused the drop in my grades? It was probably a combination of many factors, not the least of which was my lack of free time to study. I also discovered that my math background was very poor, by comparison with the math training received by the young men in the class who had attended nearby Jesuit High School.
(Perhaps this belief, that my high school education was inferior, was a consideration, although unrecognized, in my desire to send my son to Jesuit High School.)
At the end of my freshman year I dropped out of U. of D. That decision was made partially because I felt that it was too much of a burden on my father to continue contributing to my education. Furthermore, the hours I was putting in were pretty strenuous for a 17-year old.
Whatever the reason, everyone now knows that I never gave up my goal of becoming a lawyer. Achieving that goal was aided considerably by an intervening war which prompted my enlistment in the Marine Corps, passage by Congress of the GI Bill, and my marriage to John Cooper. But more about those events later.
Thus, I became an unemployed college dropout. Jobs were scarce, but with the help of my parents' contacts, during the next few years I worked in a grocery store, as a long distance telephone operator, a bookkeeper, and a clerk of some sort with General Motors, where I was working when I enlisted in the Marine Corps.
When I worked at the telephone company, some of us were assigned to work a split shift - that is, about three hours in the morning and three or four in the evening during the busiest hours. Since it was much too far to go home during the off hours I developed the habit of visiting a large roller skating rink which was located nearby. I invested in a pair of shoe skates, and became very proficient during the succeeding years. It was great fun, and inexpensive. I never tired of skating. Unfortunately, it was not an Olympic sport, which was O.K. because I certainly wasn't potential Olympic material. Anyway, I am explaining how the following picture on roller skates happened to be taken, with my good friend at the time, Kay Goldie.
I should add, before proceeding, that I was not laid off from any of my various jobs. I found that being a telephone operator was too nerve racking, with only seconds to connect or disconnect a call, ring a party, etc. I left to go to work at Crane Plumbing Co. as a clerk. Not satisfied to be just a clerk I enrolled in night school at Wayne University. Probably because of the management training, I was offered the position of bookkeeper. It only took a short time to decide I didn't want "to do that for the rest of my life". I then moved to General Motors where I remained until I enlisted.
I don't know what my father, who had worked for the same company since he left school, as had his brothers, thought of all these job changes. I think though, that anything I decided would make me happy, was O.K. with him.
I am thankful that, after all, my father lived to attend my graduation, with John, from the University of Oklahoma in 1949, so many years later, and to see me finally begin law school in the fall of that year.
As I grew older my cousin Dorothy took me under her wing for I was certainly no social butterfly. Furthermore I didn't have much freedom when I was in Pennsylvania. I do remember that we often went dancing on Saturday afternoon or evening, at Hershey Pennsylvania, which could be reached from Harrisburg by trolley, which I'm sure was very inexpensive. It was the custom in those days for the big name bands who were entertaining in New York City to visit the ballroom at Hershey, which had, as I recall, a huge dance floor. Dorothy was a wonderful dancer and had more potential partners than she could possibly use, so some of the poor things were forced into dancing with her young cousin. The cost to dance there must have been minimal, because neither of us had any money to speak of - these were the depression days. But we always seemed to have a lot of fun in just doing things together.
Among Dorothy's surplus boyfriends was one named John Schneider, who lived in Lykens, located about 40 miles from Harrisburg. Dorothy eventually married another boy from Lykens, Chuck Matter, and lives there to this day.
Well, at any rate, John Schneider fell in love with me, and I guess I felt the same about him. He was four years older than me and wanted to get married, but I wasn't sure I liked the idea of marriage. Although he was a really nice guy, and I'm sure would have been very good to me, it is really fortunate that I declined. I can hardly image how miserable I, with all my ambition, would have been living in a small coal-mining town for the rest of my life. Well, I did say no, and that was the end of that romance. Fear not, I'm not going to bore you with an account of my other "love" affairs. John Schneider was notable for being first.
Meanwhile, although I was not personally very aware of the war clouds gathering, the fateful Sunday of December 7, 1941, stopped this country in its tracks. The diabolic attack on Pearl Harbor by the Japanese united us as no minor event could have. Everyone wanted to see the Japanese defeated. A national draft was instituted, but only men were subject to the draft. The need for additional personnel was critical, so the various military branches organized women's corps. The first to move was the Army with its Women's Army Corps, more commonly referred to as WACS. The Navy followed with its WAVES, and the Coast Guard organized the SPARS.
Finally, the Marine Corps decided women might be useful. The Marines, however, refused to allow any "cute" nickname for its female recruits and insisted that they be called Women Marines.  Nevertheless, they liked their women marines, and woe be to any soldier or sailor who ever bothered a woman marine. It was nice to feel that protected.
Being a typical Gemini, I toyed with the idea of enlisting in each branch of the services as it activated a corps for women, but eventually I decided that the Marine Corps was far superior. I enlisted on December 20, 1943 for the "duration plus six months." I actually began active duty in February, 1944, going through boot camp at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina. As a pleasurable experience, boot camp ranks at the bottom of my preferred activities, including a trip to the dentist. At any rate, after six weeks of arduous training, study and discipline, not to mention a certain amount of brain-washing on the excellence of the Marine Corps and our luck in being accepted as recruits, we "graduated." We thus became full-fledged Marine Corps privates, for which we were paid $50.00 per month. Incidentally, I remained a private for 13 months, but eventually was promoted to corporal and then to sergeant, as my (cherished) stripes attest. The metal tag is my "dog tag" which all service personnel were required to wear at all times even though not in imminent danger. Although "imminent danger" was not anticipated while we served stateside, it was no secret that the Navy, either singly or combined, would gladly have sunk the entire Marine Corps.
In spite of any problems, I believe my two years in the Marine Corps were among the most rewarding and personally profitable in my life. Without them, and the later GI Bill, I feel sure that I would never have finished college, let alone law school.
After completion of boot camp I was sent to the Marine Air Wing stationed at Miramar, California, where I remained until my discharge. This was a providential assignment, for while I was stationed at Miramar, I met and married John Cooper.
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...the trip into town. Had I not picked up my mail that day, this story might have had a different ending.
At any rate, that Tuesday evening John asked me to marry him, threatening that if I did not agree, he would return to Oklahoma and I would never see him again. Not knowing whether he was bluffing, I accepted the "proposal." Since John had just returned from an overseas tour of duty, he had 30 days leave. It was, therefore, decided that we would try to be married on the following Saturday at La Jolla.
We contacted a priest - it would have been unthinkable for me not to be married by a priest. It was arranged that we would be married on Saturday, July 21, 1945, at the Mary Star of the Sea Catholic Church in La Jolla. My sister, who had also joined the marine Corps and was stationed at nearby Camp Pendleton, agreed to be my maid-of-honor. In a happy coincidence, John's sister Gladys and her husband Preston McPhail, who was stationed at the naval base in San Diego, were able to attend the wedding.
Attending the wedding dinner were, from left to right, Preston and Gladys, John and I, my best friend Marge dePourtales, Marie, and Eloise and Roy Bokland. Roy and I worked together and were great friends.
Thus began my transition from a life of single blessedness to one of marital bliss!
John and I spent our wedding night at the Park Manor Hotel in San Diego. I don't remember how large the room was, but the price was certainly right. The next day we left for Oklahoma, so that I could meet John's family, and then on to Detroit, where he could meet mine.
John's mother, Dessie Delilah Kreig, married John Cooper in Bedford, Iowa in 1912. Of that union four children were born; Carl Harold on November 12, 1913, Lura Mae on February 19, 1916, Gladys Lenora on April 1, 1920, and John, Jr. on November 3, 1924. John was born in Wanette, Oklahoma. The family moved many times during the succeeding years, but were living in Duncan, Oklahoma in 1937 when John's father met his death in an accident.
When I met the family, Carl had married and divorced, but had custody of his two sons, Carl Harold, Jr. and Gary Lynn. Carl had joined the Navy and his mother was caring for the children in Duncan. Lura Mae had married E.L. "Sonny" Suttle, and had two children, Linda Faye and Jon E. Gladys had married Preston McPhail and had given birth to five children, only two of whom survived in 1945. They are Eileen and Karen.
Before proceeding, I want to add that I was the most fortunate of brides to have had Dessie Cooper as a mother-in-law. She always treated me with as much love and consideration as if I had been her own child. To illustrate the kind of person she was I have enclosed a copy of my "Portrait of Dessie" which I wrote as a tribute to her.
To continue, both families were more than gracious, and welcomed us into their homes. I think perhaps my family had the more difficult adjustment, since I was the first in my family to marry, and my folks had naturally assumed that their daughters would be married in Detroit in our parish church.
However, everything worked out fine. Of course, it would have been very difficult for my family not to have liked John. One interesting note, the return trip ticket stubs for the trip from Chicago to Los Angeles show that we left Chicago on August 11. We arrived back in Los Angeles on August 14, referred to ever since as V-J day, the day on which Japan surrendered and the war was finally over. What a celebration there was in Los Angeles! But celebration or not, I had to return to Miramar, and John to the Naval Air Station in Oakland.
Note that we returned on the famous "Atchinson, Topeka and Santa Fe" train. Surely you have all heard the famous song of the same name.
Special provisions were later made for the discharge upon request of any Woman Marine who was married to a serviceman who had served overseas. I applied for a discharge and was actually separated on November 8, 1945. I joined John in Oakland. Shortly thereafter John received orders to proceed to New Orleans for discharge. It was a long and tiresome ride from San Francisco to New Orleans. I thought New Orleans was a sorry excuse for a city, and declared that I never wanted to live there. Little did I think that I would spend more than twenty of the succeeding years in New Orleans. But more about that later.


Symmetric Encryption¶
There are three main categories of symmetric encryption:
- An encryption based on modes of operation using a pseudo-random permutation and a randomized IV. The randomized IV is crucial for security. CBCEnc and CTREnc belong to this category.
- An authenticated encryption where the message gets first encrypted and then mac-ed. EncryptThenMac belongs to this category.
- Homomorphic encryption.
Libscapi currently implemented the CTR encryption only. In the future we may add more implementations.
The symmetric encryption class implements three main functionalities that correspond to the cryptographer’s language in which an encryption scheme is composed of three algorithms:
- Generation of the key.
- Encryption of the plaintext.
- Decryption of the ciphertext.
Contents
The SymmetricEnc abstract class¶
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class
SymmetricEnc
: public Eav, public Indistinguishable¶ This is the main class for the Symmetric Encryption family. Any symmetric encryption scheme belongs by default at least to the Eavsdropper Security Level and to the Indistinguishable Security Level.
Encryption and Decryption¶
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shared_ptr<SymmetricCiphertext>
SymmetricEnc::
encrypt
(Plaintext *plaintext)¶ Encrypts a plaintext. It lets the system choose the random IV.
Returns: an IVCiphertext, which contains the IV used and the encrypted data.
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shared_ptr<SymmetricCiphertext>
SymmetricEnc::
encrypt
(Plaintext *plaintext, vector<byte> &iv)¶ This function encrypts a plaintext. It lets the user choose the random IV.
Parameters: iv – random bytes to use in the encryption pf the message. Returns: an IVCiphertext, which contains the IV used and the encrypted data.
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shared_ptr<Plaintext>
SymmetricEnc::
decrypt
(SymmetricCiphertext *ciphertext)¶ This function performs the decryption of a ciphertext returning the corresponding decrypted plaintext.
Parameters: ciphertext – The Ciphertext to decrypt. Returns: the decrypted plaintext.
Key Generation¶
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SecretKey
SymmetricEnc::
generateKey
(AlgorithmParameterSpec &keyParams)¶ Generates a secret key to initialize this symmetric encryption.
Parameters: keyParams – algorithmParameterSpec contains parameters for the key generation of this symmetric encryption. Returns: the generated secret key.
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SecretKey
SymmetricEnc::
generateKey
(int keySize)¶ Generates a secret key to initialize this symmetric encryption.
Parameters: keySize – is the required secret key size in bits. Returns: the generated secret key.
Key Handling¶
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bool
SymmetricEnc::
isKeySet
()¶ An object trying to use an instance of symmetric encryption needs to check if it has already been initialized.
Returns: true if the object was initialized by calling the function setKey.
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void
SymmetricEnc::
setKey
(SecretKey &secretKey)¶ Sets the secret key for this symmetric encryption. The key can be changed at any time.
Parameters: secretKey – secret key.
The CTREnc abstract class¶
This is a marker class, for the CTR method:
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class
CTREnc
: public virtual SymmetricEnc, public Cpa¶
Basic Usage¶
Sender usage:
OpenSSLCTREncRandomIV encryptor("AES");
//Generate a SecretKey using the created object and set it.
SecretKey key = encryptor.generateKey(128);
encryptor.setKey(key);
//Get a plaintext to encrypt, and encrypt the plaintext.
...
SymmetricCiphertext cipher = encryptor.encrypt(plaintext);
//Send the cipher to the decryptor.
...
Receiver usage:
//Create the same SymmetricEnc object as the sender’s encryption object, and set the key.
//Get the ciphertext and decrypt it to get the plaintext.
Plaintext plaintext = decryptor.decrypt(cipher);
Supported Encryption Types¶
In this section we present the symmetric encryptions provided by libscapi.
The OpenSSL implementation:
| Class Name | Class Location |
|---|---|
| OpenSSLCTREncRandomIV | libscapi/include/mid_layer/OpenSSLSymmetricEnc.hpp |


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mikito | demo reel + portfolio
animation + motion graphic demo reel
full portfolio
A Monster’s Inc | Practice Animation Series
This animation was created for the purpose of my semester two final. It’s inspired by Monster Inc. It plays with the idea of teeth being pointy yet harmless, where at first it may look like you’re heading into a mouth of sorts there is actually an eye at the end, playing with you mind. The colours make it fun rather than scary, it’s meant to make you smile. It’s a rather curious monster.
Leo Clothing Vintage | Client Project
Leo represents the people, their personal expression and confidence. It is the spirited fire sign of the Kings and Queens of the celestrial Jungle. Leo represents strength, passion, power, confidence, creativity and above all a good heart. “Kings and Queens” represents anyone and everyone. Leo is clothing for ALL people who are ready to discover their expression through apparel and clothing.
Fragile Like a Flower | Practice Animation Series
A flower is delicate, add glass and it makes it fragile. This project was a play with cinema, to learn new skills such as the vertex map, the tension tag, and the random effector. Bright pink is used to add to the delicacy as well as maintain a pop to the portrait. It reminds me of a bath bomb exploding with goodness.
Sangwa | Illustration Client Project
Sangwa was a project I worked on over the summer of 2020. It contains 4 illustrations one for analytics, one for automation and one for full stack. The fourth one is a combination of all of them three of those.
Manitoba Wildfire Design | Client Project
Manitoba Wildfire program was looking for a new design this summer, 2020. They were looking for a new innovative design that represented Canada, Manitoba, and did not have a generic design. The File Leaf represents Canada, the tree silhouette representing the nature behind the devastation of fire and the ox a symbol fo their crew.
full portfolio
Leo | Logo
Leo | Symbol
Leo | Business Card
Leo | Style Guide
Folding Rose | Cinema Series
Folding Rose | Cinema Series
Folding Rose | Cinema Series
Folding Rose | Cinema Series
Ceci | Makeup Brand Packaging
Ceci | Logo
A1 Studios | Mixedbyoso Logo
Mixedbyoso | Logo


Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
1 to 2 hours
Serves
Serves 4
Dietary
Warm blue cheese choux beignets take this salad of salt-baked beetroot to another level. This isn't just salad...
Preheat the oven to 190C/375F/Gas 5.
Mix the egg whites and table salt together in a large bowl until the mixture forms a paste.
Cover each beetroot in a 2cm/¾in thick layer of the salt paste, ensuring there are no gaps.
Place the salt-crusted beetroot on a baking tray and bake in the oven for 45-50 minutes.
Add the baby beetroot to a deep baking tray and add cold water to a depth of 2cm/¾in. Cover the tray tightly with foil and bake in the oven with the salt-crusted beetroot.
Remove from the oven and allow to cool.
Once cooled, crack the salt crust on the large beetroot and discard. Peel, then thinly slice half and chop the other half.
Peel the baby beetroot and quarter. Set aside.
Heat a deep fat fryer to 190C/375F. (CAUTION: Hot oil can be dangerous. Do not leave unattended)
Place 125ml/4fl oz water and the butter into a saucepan and bring to a rolling boil for a minute.
Remove from the heat and add the flour, beating well until the mixture is smooth and comes away from the sides of the pan.
Return to the heat for a minute or two to cook the flour out.
Remove from the heat again and add the eggs, one at a time, beating well between the addition of each egg.
Add the crumbled Stilton and mix well. Season with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
Drop teaspoonfuls of the batter into the deep fat fryer and fry for 2-3 minutes, or until golden-brown and crisp (you may need to do this in batches).
Remove from the fat with a slotted spoon and set aside to drain on kitchen paper. Season with a little salt.
In a separate small bowl, whisk together the vinegar and oil.
For the Stilton dressing, place the Stilton and double cream in a food processor and blend until smooth.
Place the quartered baby beetroots and shallots in a large bowl. Add the sliced and chopped salt-baked beetroot and almost all of the beignets along with the lettuce leaves and mix with the dressing.
Serve the salad in a wide serving bowls and top with the remaining beignets. Top with a quenelle of Stilton dressing.


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If you've never been tested for STDs, don't feel awkward or ashamed asking about getting tested to your docotor. Most people get at least one STD throughout their lifetime and it is responsible of you to get tested in order to stop them from spreading further.
Impotant things to consider when consulting your doctor would be...
If your results come back and you find out that you have an STD it's normal to feel embarrassed at first. However, you need to understand that most STDs are treatable and it is very important that you follow you follow your doctor's directions on how to properly treat it. It is very common for people to get an STD at some point in their lives which is why you should neither feel ashamed or alone. Many people live out their normal lives with an STD.
| STD | Transmitted | Symptoms | Treatments |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chlamydia-- Can cause serious damage if left untreated.  Men: Burning sensation when peeing, discharge from penis, swelling of testicles. | Treatable with correct medication which may reduce risk of having any further complications in the future |
| Gonorrhea-- A bacterial infection of the anus, throat, or genitals and can cause infertility. | Vaginal, Oral, Anal sex without the use of a condom. Infection can be transmitted from a mother's womb to her baby | Women: pain during sex as well as abdominal pain. Men: pain when urinating or in the testicles. | Can be treated with the right medication |
| Genital Herpes--can cause cold sores or infection on genitals, skin, or mouth. | Can be transmitted with skin-to-skin contact | Sores, Ulcers, painful blisters with dishcarge | Can not be cured but can be given pain relief medication or sometimes medication to prevent future outburts. |
| Syphilis-- can cause serious damage if not treated. It can be divided into stages. | Infection through direct contact with sore during vaginal,anal, or oral sex. | In the early stages you can notice sores, they are painless and may go unnoticed but still need to be treated once they go away. Further stages may have symptoms of rashes and may still go unnoticed. | Damage done will likely not be undone but it is curable with the correct treatment. |
| Genital Warts-- (HPV) lumps sometimes not visible and is the most common STD. | Skin-to-skin contact with infected partner during anal, vaginal, or oral sex. | White or skin-colored lumps that can appear on the penis, cervix, vagina, anus. | Infectcion that is visible can be treated but the STD itself cannot be cured. |
| Hepatitus C-- infection that affects liver | Transmitted by sharing needles/syringe with infected blood. Blood transfusions with infected blood or through sexual intercorse. | Abdominal pain, vomitting, dark urine, | Can be treated with a healthy and balanced diet and exercise routine |
| HIV--weakens immune system by attacking white blood cells and multiplying rapidly. Once immune system is weakened too much the next stage is AIDS, in which a mild cold can become deadly. | Can become infected through semen and vaginal fluids, blood or sharing of needles, blood transfusion, or from mother to baby. | Symptoms can go unnocticed for years, sometimes it can be too late, so it's important to constantly get tested. | No actual cure but expected time can increase with good care. |


CAS confirms Salazar appeal against four-year ban
American Alberto Salazar, who has coached some of the world's top distance runners, has appealed against his four-year ban for doping violations, the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) said Monday.
REUTERS: American Alberto Salazar, who has coached some of the world's top distance runners, has appealed against his four-year ban for doping violations, the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) said Monday.
Salazar was given a four-year ban by the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency (USADA) on Sept. 30 for "orchestrating and facilitating prohibited doping conduct" as head coach of the Nike Oregon Project (NOP), a camp designed primarily to develop U.S. endurance athletes.
CAS said in a statement that it had registered an appeal from Salazar and endocrinologist Jeffrey Brown, who also worked on the NOP project and was banned for four years. Both have denied wrongdoing.
"At this stage, it appears that the hearings in these two matters are unlikely to take place before March 2020," said CAS. Nike, which has since shut down the project, has previously said it would support Salazar's appeal.
(Writing by Brian Homewood; Editing by Alex Richardson)


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public class InstructionGroup
a group of instructions defined in the instruction set manual
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instuctions
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append(Executable exec)
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I have been struggling for weeks on this and cannot seem to get valid current readings out of the EmonTx Arduino Shield SMT on an Ardunio Leonardo. I have been using Ardunio's and PI's for a couple of years. but this has me stumped.
The CT is attached to the hot lead running into a plug via a Kill A Watt. The CT is Model: sct013 from ygdc. It is marked 100A:50ma The load is attached to the socket. The CT is attached to just the Hot, not the neutral.
The Kill A Watt reads 16 Watts, 25VA, .2 Amps, 120Volts (USA),
I am using the standard Arduino Stech from the Open Energy Web site for Current Only. I did modify the 230 value to 120 for US operation
The readings from the emon via the Arduino seems to jump all over the place. sometimes as low as 0.25 but also goes up to over 10. As an experiment, I removed the CT from the load and it does not seem to make a difference. The numbers are all over the place. Seems like I am actually picking up noise rather than any real measurements
I do have a Dallas DS1820 soldered on to the same emon and that work perfectly.
I have also use 3 of the 4 CT ports with similar results
Should I expect a Zero reading when there is no cuurent going thru the CT? Do I need more current going thru the CT to get a reading?
Any help would be appreciated
Bill
Re: EmonTx Arduino Shield SMT - Not getting reading
Check you have installed the 3.5mm headphone jacks on the correct side of the board. The design is a bit unusual in that the connectors are on the bottom of the board to save on overall height. A common mistake is to solder them on the top side.
Re: EmonTx Arduino Shield SMT - Not getting reading
If you have got the sockets on the wrong side, the fix is to either transfer the white wire from tip to the ring of the plug, or to link the tip and ring tags on the sockets.
You should read something with a low power (i.e. less than a couple of hundred watts) load, but accuracy at less than about 1 A is not good. You can 'multiply' the sensitivity by passing several turns of wire through the CT, i.e. 10 turns carrying 1 A will read 10 A (and 1.2 kW if you are on 120 V).
Re: EmonTx Arduino Shield SMT - Not getting reading
Thank you both for your reply. I did make the mistake by putting the 3.5 MM CT jacks on the wrong side of the emon board. With the use of a solder sucker, I was able to remove them and place them on the correct side of the board. They are now installed per the directions and as shown on the very accurate pictures on the web site. (I wish I had looked at the directions and pictures a little more closely. It would have saved by a lot of time and frustration)
I did have the the emon on a 240V Mini Split Heat Pump that does draw more current and had similar results as outlined in by original message. The Mini Split has 2 legs at 120V each with a CT on each leg.
I will try the suggestion proved by Robert to see if I get different results.
Re: EmonTx Arduino Shield SMT - Not getting reading
I increased the wattage. I am now using a 75 Watt incandescent bulb.

I am using the Starter sketch from the EMON web site for two CT. I have one CT on the HOT lead and the other on the Neural. I have done this for comparison as I would expect both CTs to produce the same value.
Here are the values that I am getting
irms1, irms2, Apparent Pwr 1, Apparent Pwr2
0.00 0.25 0.00 29.43
0.00 0.13 0.00 15.63
0.00 0.03 0.00 3.72
0.00 0.01 0.00 1.03
0.00 0.01 0.00 0.92
0.00 0.01 0.00 0.92
0.00 0.01 0.00 0.92
0.00 0.01 0.00 0.92
0.00 0.01 0.00 0.92
0.00 0.01 0.00 0.92
0.00 0.13 0.00 15.33
0.00 0.01 0.00 1.56
0.00 0.01 0.00 0.92
0.00 0.01 0.00 0.92
0.00 0.01 0.00 0.92
0.00 0.01 0.00 0.92
0.00 0.14 0.00 17.15
0.00 0.00 2 0.00 2.34
Swamping the CT1 and CT2 Barrel connectors does not change the results. Removing the CT Barrel connectors does not change the results either
I don't know if this matter, but I don't have a RFM12M radio module installed on the emon.
Any help to resolve this issue would be greatly appreciated.
Re: EmonTx Arduino Shield SMT - Not getting reading
Have you changed the I/O pins to suit the Shield? Try "Shield_CT1234_Voltage_SerialOnly" from GitHub. That does not have the code for the radios.
(If you use a sketch that wants to use the radios, it will hang and you will get nothing at all. At least the sketch you have appears to be working but not reading the correct input(s). The 3 values at the beginning are from the software filter settling, the other isolated values are, I guess, noise spikes.)
Re: EmonTx Arduino Shield SMT - Not getting reading
Thanks for the response. The code sample that I am using does not have any refrences to the radio either.
I did review the code that you suggest, Shield_CT1234_Voltage_Serial, and it is a bit different that the other sample code on the site.
I will try the code that is on GitHub tonight. Thanks for you imput!
Re: EmonTx Arduino Shield SMT - Not getting reading
I tried the code that you suggested from GitHub and it work perfectly on both the UNO and the Leonardo with the 75 Watt bulb. I am getting the same measurement as the Kill A Watt. Thank you for the redirection from the other code on GitHub
Bill


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Source code for pycopancore.model_components.exploit_social_learning.implementation.world
"""The exploit_social_learning.world class.
In this module the exploit_social_learning World mixing class inherits from
World_ in that basic variables and parameters are defined.
"""
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from pycopancore.model_components import abstract
from pycopancore.model_components.exploit_social_learning import interface as I
[docs]class World (I.World, abstract.World):
"""Define properties of exploit_social_learning.world.
Inherits from I.World as the interface with all necessary variables
and parameters.
"""
def __init__(self,
*,
contact_network=None,
agent_list=[],
**kwargs
):
"""Initialize an instance of World.
Parameters
----------
agent_list
"""
super(World, self).__init__(**kwargs)
self.contact_network = contact_network
self.agent_list = agent_list
# assert isinstance(self.contact_network, np.ndarray),\
# 'Given network is not an numpy.ndarray.'
# assert (len(self.agent_list) == len(self.contact_network[:, 0]) and
# len(self.agent_list) == len(self.contact_network[0, :])),\
# 'agent_list and contact_network do not have suitable dimensions.'
# # Make sure that all diagonal entries are zero.
# np.fill_diagonal(self.contact_network, 0)
processes = []
[docs] def has_neighbor(self, agent):
"""Return True if agent has a neighbor and False if not.
Parameters
----------
agent Agent: Individual or SocialSystem
Return
------
boolean
"""
assert agent in self.agent_list, 'agent is not in agent_list'
index = self.agent_list.index(agent)
isolated = True
i = 0
n = self.contact_network[0].size
while isolated and i < n:
if self.contact_network[index, i] != 0:
isolated = False
i += 1
return not isolated
[docs] def get_random_neighbor(self, agent):
"""Return a random neighbor of agent.
Parameters
----------
agent Agent: Individual or SocialSystem
Return
------
neighbor Agent
"""
assert agent in self.agent_list, 'agent is not in agent_list'
neighbors = self.get_neighbors(agent)
neighbor = np.random.choice(neighbors)
return neighbor
[docs] def get_neighbors(self, agent):
"""Return a list of the neighbors of agent.
Parameters
----------
agent Agent: Individual or SocialSystem
Returns
-------
neighbors: A list of all neighbors of agent
"""
assert agent in self.agent_list, 'agent is not in agent_list'
index = self.agent_list.index(agent)
n = self.contact_network[0].size
neighbors = []
for i in range(n):
if self.contact_network[index, i] != 0:
neighbors.append(self.agent_list[i])
return neighbors
[docs] def get_non_neighbors(self, agent):
"""Return a list of all agents that are not connected to agent.
Parameters
----------
agent Agent: Individual or SocialSystem
Returns
-------
non_neighbors: A list of all agents that are no neighbors of agent
"""
assert agent in self.agent_list, 'agent is not in agent_list'
index = self.agent_list.index(agent)
n = self.contact_network[0].size
non_neighbors = []
for i in range(n):
if index != i and self.contact_network[index, i] == 0:
non_neighbors.append(self.agent_list[i])
return non_neighbors