Alluring deals on Black Friday should not lead to a bad credit listing
Local residents should exercise restraint in erratic spending next week Friday
by Charl PienaarMbombela – Consumers are cautioned against getting caught up in Black Friday fever, which might lead to reckless spending decisions, by the National Credit Regulator (NCR).
White River debt counsellor, Derico Reniers, stated that you should not incur more debt just to spend on Black Friday. ”Buy for cash or don’t buy at all,” she advised.
It is advisable to first draw up a to-do list, which separates immediately needed goods from those that you merely want. You should then examine your budget to ascertain if you will have the necessary funds to buy the “want” goods.
Your net income minus your living expenses, will give you a good indication of the money left in your budget for unnecessary purchases, according to Ntombizodwa Mahlangu, the communications officer at the NCR.
ALSO READ: Confusion over debt leads residents to the streets
“You have an option to buy on credit, but consider the credit-related costs that you will have to pay over a long period. Deliberate over your ability to repay the debt and decide whether it is worth buying on credit during Black Friday,” Mahlangu said.
Adv Kedilatile Legodi, acting manager of education and communication at the NCR stated that when you buy on credit, you will be liable for the finance charges such as interest, monthly service fees, once-off initiation fees, credit life insurance and more.
Buying on credit may lead to the inability to repay the credit granted. Should the consumer be in a position not to repay the credit, credit providers will take legal action and this will negatively affect your credit record. An adverse credit record can also affect people seeking employment, if the job requires you to work in finance.
ALSO READ: Cash strapped? Gloomy year ahead for consumers, take control now!
According to Adv Legodi consumers should remember the following on Black Friday:
- Not all deals are good, as some items may drop even further closer to Christmas.
- Avoid buying food on credit.
- You can conduct a financial health check and get a free copy of your credit report from registered credit bureaus on the NCR’s website.


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ZERO EFFECT
Reviewed by Harvey Karten, Ph.D. Columbia Pictures/Castle Rock Entertainment Director: Jake Kasdan Writer: Jake Kasdan Cast: Bill Pullman, Ben Stiller, Ryan O'Neal, Kim Dickens, Angela Featherstone
Perhaps the best movie on the subject of multiple personalities is Nunnally Johnson's 1957 classic "The Three Faces of Eve," featuring Joanne Woodward as the woman who not only has a life but enjoys three of them. Multiple personality disorder of a sort is more common, if less dramatic, in the population in general. Perhaps you're a tiger behind the wheel of a car, honking your way through bottlenecked traffic, but spineless when seated at the dinner table in your own home.  "Zero Effect" deals with such a guy; cool, efficient, organized and bloodhound-capable when traveling incognito as a private investigator: an absolute geek on a social level, agoraphobic, whose steady diet of tuna fish recalls a dysfunctional teen in Lyle Kessler's play about an off-the-wall kid, "Orphans."
As played by Bill Pullman as the title character, Daryl Zero, the movie deals largely with the detective's relationship with two people: his assistant Steve Arlo, (Ben Stiller), wholly opposite in temperament, accountant-stiff with a dentist's sense of humor; and the gamin-like Gloria Sullivan (Kim Dickens), who changes his life in pretty much the degree to which he alters hers. While Steve tells Daryl's prospective clients that all contact with made through him--that no one is allowed to see the Private Eye himself--he gives the impression that his boss is above it all, a kind of Emperor Hirohito upon whom none may lay eyes. The truth is that Zero is often holed up in his room, playing songs which he composed himself, and executing them terribly.
The story is an intriguing one, filled with twists and reversals and a surprise ending which will catch you unaware. Gregory Stark (Ryan O'Neal), a fabulously wealthy but desperate tycoon, interviews Arlo begging for help in his dilemma.  As he reports, the cur got his or her hands on the key to his safe deposit box and is threatening to reveal its contents to the police if the demands are not met. Though Stark refuses to reveal the mysterious subject matter of the safe even to the man he hires, Zero accepts the case and, while following the trail of the blackmailer in an assortment of disguises, he comes upon information that makes this a far cry from a typical case.
In a startling demonstration of the powers that have enabled Zero to be the world's greatest detective, he tells a woman waiting for turn for a massage appointment that she is a paramedic. Startled with this prescience, the woman, Gloria Sullivan (Kim Dickens) eventually learns that the iodine scent remaining with her gave the secret away. The picture is filled with references like this one, a series of revelations that give it a good deal of charm.
Yet for all its wisecracks and mock-noir ambiance, "The Zero Effect" comes across as a minor movie, one which does not utilize the considerable talents of Bill Pullman and a puffy Ryan O'Neal. The scene in Zero's quarters that features the detective strumming wildly on his guitar while standing on his mattress is almost an embarrassment. For his part, Ben Stiller comes across as so stiff he is virtually lifeless. You wonder how this guy, who should have had the name "Zero," would be courted heavily by his seductive girl friend Jess (Angela Featherstone), whom he virtually ignores whenever his boss calls him away on an assignment however absurd.
Still, the picture has poignance, as the virginal thirty-year old detective falls under the Gloria's spell, from the time he meets her at a Portland, Oregon gymnasium to the obligatory lovemaking scene in her home.
"Zero Effect" deserves credit for an original take on the noir genre and could have profited from a more toned-down performance from Bill Pullman, a change which first-time director Jake Kasdan seemed averse to making. Rated R. Running Time: 112 minutes. (C) 1998 Harvey Karten
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Class that represents a Ship.
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Class that represents a Ship.
Definition at line 12 of file ship.h.
◆ Ship() [1/2]
A constructor with one parameter.
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- Postcondition
- creates a Ship of the given size, with an empty array of coordinates.
Definition at line 4 of file ship.cpp.
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A constructor with one parameter.
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| coords | string array containing coordinates like 1:1 |
| status | if sunk or not |
| hits | number of hits |
- Postcondition
- creates a Ship of the given parameters, with an empty array of coordinates.
Definition at line 12 of file ship.cpp.
◆ ~Ship()
A destructor.
Deletes the member array of coordinates.
Definition at line 24 of file ship.cpp.
◆ getCoords()
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Gets the Ship's coordinates.
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- a pointer to the array of the Ship's coordinates.
Definition at line 72 of file ship.cpp.
◆ getNumHits()
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Gets the number of hits the Ship has taken.
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- the number of hits the Ship has taken, m_numHits.
Definition at line 82 of file ship.cpp.
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Gets the size of the Ship.
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- the size of the Ship, m_size.
Definition at line 67 of file ship.cpp.
◆ getStatus()
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Gets the Ship's status.
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Definition at line 77 of file ship.cpp.
◆ incNumHits()
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Increments the number of hits the ship has taken, and sinks the ship if enough hits have been taken.
- Precondition
- the hit on the ship has been validated.
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- increases m_numHits by 1. If the ship has taken enough hits to sink, calls setStatusFalse().
Definition at line 35 of file ship.cpp.
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Assigns coords to the ship's coordinate array.
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| size | the size of the given array. Should be equal to the size of the ship. |
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- assigns the given coordinates to the Ship's coordinate array.
Definition at line 51 of file ship.cpp.
◆ setStatusFalse()
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Sets the ship's status to false when it has been sunk.
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- sets m_status to false.
Definition at line 30 of file ship.cpp.
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I seem to be getting a lot of emails these days asking a deceptively simple question: “How do I get better at JavaScript?” What follows are some semi-random thoughts on the subject:
The thing that I’ve come to realize about these questions is that some things just take time. I wish I could write down “Ten Things You Need to Know to Make You Amazing at the JavaScript,” but it doesn’t work that way. Books are fantastic at exposing you to guiding principles and patterns, but if your brain isn’t ready to connect them with real-world problems, it won’t.
The number one thing that will make you better at writing JavaScript is writing JavaScript. It’s OK if you cringe at it six months from now. It’s OK if you know it could be better if you only understood X, Y, or Z a little bit better. Cultivate dissatisfaction , and fear the day when you aren’t disappointed with the code you wrote last month.
Encounters with new concepts are almost always eventually rewarding, but in the short term I’ve found they can be downright demoralizing if you’re not aware of the bigger picture. The first step to being better at a thing is realizing you could be better at that thing, and initially that realization tends to involve being overwhelmed with all you don’t know. The first JSConf , in 2009, was exactly this for me. I showed up eager to learn but feeling pretty cocky about my skills. I left brutally aware of the smallness of my knowledge, and it was a transformational experience: getting good at a thing involves seeking out opportunities to feel small.
One of the most helpful things in my learning has been having access to smart people who are willing to answer my questions and help me when I get stuck. Meeting these people and maintaining relationships with them is hard work, and it generally involves interacting with them in real life, not just on the internet, but the dividends of this investment are unfathomable.
To that end, attend conferences. Talk to the speakers and ask them questions. Write them emails afterwards saying that it was nice to meet them. Subscribe to their blogs. Pay attention to what they’re doing and evangelize their good work.
Remember, too, that local meetups can be good exposure to new ideas too, even if on a smaller scale. The added bonus of local meetups is that the people you’ll meet there are … local! It’s easy to maintain relationships with them and share in learning with them in real life.
(An aside: If your company won’t pay for you to attend any conferences, make clear how short-sighted your company’s decision is and start looking for a new job, because your company does not deserve you.  As a self-employed consultant, I still managed to find something like $10,000 to spend on travel- and conference-related expenses last year, and I consider every penny of it to be money spent on being better at what I do. When I hear about big companies that won’t fork over even a fraction of that for an employee who is raising their hand and saying “help me be better at what I do!”, I rage.)
Make a point of following the bug tracker and repository for an active open-source project. Read the bug reports. Try the test cases. Understand the commits. I admit that I have never been able to make myself do this for extended periods of time, but I try to drop in on certain projects now and then because it exposes me to arbitrary code and concepts that I might not otherwise run into.
Read the source for your favorite library, and refer to it when you need to know how a method works. Consult the documentation when there’s some part of the source you don’t understand. When choosing tools and plugins, read the source, and see whether there are things you’d do differently.
Eavesdrop on communities, and participate when you have something helpful to add. Lurk on a mailing list or a forum or in an IRC channel, help other people solve problems. If you’re not a help vampire — if you give more than you take — the “elders” of a community will notice, and you will be rewarded with their willingness to help you when it matters.
Finally, books:
- JavaScript: The Good Parts, by Douglas Crockford. It took me more than one try to get through this not-very-thick book, and it is not gospel. However, it is mandatory reading for any serious JavaScript developer.
- Eloquent JavaScript , Marijn Haverbeke (also in print). This is another book that I consider mandatory; you may not read straight through it, but you should have it close at hand. I like it so much that I actually bought the print version, and then was lucky enough to get a signed copy from Marijn at JSConf 2011.
- JavaScript Patterns, by Stoyan Stefanov. This was the book that showed me there were names for so many patterns that I’d discovered purely through fumbling around with my own code. I read it on the flight to the 2010 Boston jQuery Conference, and it’s definitely the kind of book that I wouldn’t have gotten as much out of a year earlier, when I had a lot less experience with the kinds of problems it addresses.
- Object-Oriented JavaScript, by Stoyan Stefanov. It’s been ages since I read this book, and so I confess that I don’t have a strong recollection of it, but it was probably the first book I read that got me thinking about structuring JavaScript code beyond the “get some elements, do something with them” paradigm of jQuery.
Good luck.


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"If you do nothing, you can scale infinitely."
I’m pleased to announce that Microsoft is partnering with Joyent in formally contributing resources towards porting Node to Windows.
Fix for default IIS settings for x64 architecture:
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Indian Electrical Power Limited is a part of the IEDL Group, one of India’s largest business houses. The group operates across multiple sectors,including telecommunications, financial services, media and entertainment, infrastructure and energy. The energy sector companies include IEDL Infrastructure and IEDL Power.
IEDL Power has been established to develop, construct and operate power projects both in India as well as internationally. The Company on its own and through its subsidiaries has a large portfolio of power generation capacity, both in operation as well as capacity under development.
The power projects are going to be diverse in terms of geographic location, fuel type, fuel source and off-take, and each project is planned to be strategically located near an available fuel supply or load centre. The company has close to 6000 MW of operational power generation assets. The projects under development include three coal-fired projects to be fueled by reserves from captive mines and supplies from India and elsewhere; one gas-fired projects; and twelve hydroelectric projects, six of them in Arunachal Pradesh, five in Himachal Pradesh and one in Uttarakhand.
IEDL Power's project portfolio also includes 3,960 MW Sasan Ultra Mega Power Project (Madhya Pradesh). UMPPs are a significant part of the Indian government's initiative to collaborate with power generation companies to set up 4,000 MW projects to ease the country’s power deficit situation.
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This is a sample application that demonstrates an authentication flow for a Spring Boot WebFlux web application.
Auth0 supports social providers as Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and 100+, Enterprise providers as Microsoft Office 365, Google Apps, Azure, and more. You can also use any OAuth2 Authorization Server.
Add an extra layer of security by enabling Multi-factor Authentication, requiring your users to provide more than one piece of identifying information. Push notifications, authenticator apps, SMS, and DUO Security are supported.
Auth0 can detect anomalies and stop malicious attempts to access your application. Anomaly detection can alert you and your users of suspicious activity, as well as block further login attempts.
Rules are JavaScript functions that execute when a user authenticates to your application. They run once the authentication process is complete, and you can use them to customize and extend Auth0's capabilities.


Bases: horizon.views.HorizonTemplateView
A generic class-based view for displaying a horizon.tabs.TabGroup.
This view handles selecting specific tabs and deals with AJAX requests gracefully.
The only required attribute for TabView. It should be a class which inherits from horizon.tabs.TabGroup.
Adds the tab_group variable to the context data.
Returns the initialized tab group for this view.
Sends back an AJAX-appropriate response for the tab group if required, otherwise renders the response as normal.
Bases: horizon.tables.views.MultiTableMixin, horizon.tabs.views.TabView
A no-op on this class. Tables are handled at the tab level.
For the given dict containing a DataTable and a TableTab instance, it loads the table data for that tab and calls the table’s maybe_handle() method. The return value will be the result of maybe_handle.
Loads the tab group, and compiles the table instances for each table attached to any horizon.tabs.TableTab instances on the tab group. This step is necessary before processing any tab or table actions.


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UX, Design, Front End Dev
The Lab @ O2
@rumyra
CSS Animations
Web Audio API (+ others)
Can we recreate my old uni days...
In a browser?
Moving visual
Analysed sound wave
@keyframes flashing {
0% { opacity: 0; }
50% { opacity: 1; }
100% { opacity: 0; }
}
.lights i {
animation:flashing 2s infinite;
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List of animatable properties:
http://oli.jp/2010/css-animatable-properties/
Input node - sound in
Modification and anlyser nodes
Output node - sound out (usually speakers)
Control volume
//Control volume
myAudioContext.createGain();
Create filters
//Create filter
myAudioContext.createBiquadFilter();
Create sound
//Create sound
myAudioContext.createOscillator();
The Web Audio API O'Reilly book by Boris Smus is free to read online!
We can do that :D
//create instance
var analyser = myAudioContext.createAnalyser();
//get data
analyser.getByteFrequencyData();
analyser.getFloatFrequencyData();
analyser.getByteTimeDomainData();
Loop through our lights, match them to a frequency and set them alight
//get light elements var lights = document.getElementsByTagName('i'); var totalLights = lights.length; for (var i=0; i160){ lights[i].style.opacity = "1"; } else { lights[i].style.opacity = "0.2"; } }
getUserMedia
Picks up on devices camera and microphone
Collective term for new browser API's
Web Audio
getUserMedia
Geolocation
Web RTC
Game Pad API
Vibration API
Ambient Light API
Proximity API
Screen Orientation API
Device Orientation API
Web Speech API
navigator.vibrate([30,200]);
Non-vibrating devices
Android / Firefox OS
Latest Chrome or Firefox browser
DeviceLightEvent
window.addEventListener('devicelight', function(event) { console.log(event.value); });
Two parts
Speech synthesis
Speech recognition
var recognition = new webkitSpeechRecognition(); recognition.continuous = true; recognition.interimResults = true; recognition.start(); recognition.onresult = function(event){ var results = event.results; }
HTML5 rocks gamepad tester http://www.html5rocks.com/en/tutorials/doodles/gamepad/
gamepad.buttons[1] gamepad.axes[0]
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One visual
Analysed sound
Manipulating visual with sound
Adding feedback
Controlling
Audio API - visuals
getUserMedia - audio line in
Vibration API - beat detection
Speech API - video mixing
Gamepad API - video controller
Device Orientation API - remote video controller
Web API's based on native functionality
It can be
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ETHAN FROME A film review by James Berardinelli Copyright 1993 James Berardinelli
Date Released: Limited Release Begins on 3/12/93 Running Length: 1:43 Rated: PG (Mature themes)
Starring: Liam Neeson, Patricia Arquette, Joan Allen Director: John Madden Producer: Stan Wlodkowski Screenplay: Richard Nelson (based on the novel by Edith Wharton) Music: Rachel Portman Released by Miramax Films
When we first meet Ethan Frome (Liam Neeson), he is a broken man hobbling around town. The new preacher takes an interest in him and soon learns the tragic tale of Frome's life. Years ago, as a younger and more hale man, Ethan married Zeena (Joan Allen), perhaps mistakenly, as "compensation" for her giving up part of her life to nurse Ethan's mother. Zeena, however, is a sickly woman and becomes susceptible to almost every kind of illness. When she proves unable to adequately keep house, she calls on a poor cousin, Mattie (Patricia Arquette), to come to help. What Zeena cannot foresee is the attraction that develops during the course of a year between her husband and Mattie.
While Richard Nelson's script for ETHAN FROME is faithful to the overall tone and general storyline of the novel, there are some differences. The identity of the character probing into Ethan's past has been changed. In the book he is an engineer; in the film, a preacher. The other substantial alteration involves the eventual depth of Ethan and Mattie's relationship.
The plot is not intricate. It contains elements of many genres--mystery, drama, and romance--but none of these are overplayed. In many ways, the strength of ETHAN FROME comes largely from its essential simplicity. There are no convoluted subplots to muddy the waters and no large gallery of characters to keep us wondering who this person or that person is. We are given an opportunity to focus on three people living one story. We understand very quickly who they are and what's going on.
The greatest asset of ETHAN FROME, however, and the most essential to successfully transferring the story from the written page to the screen, is the acting. Liam Neeson, an actor of ability, is astoundingly convincing in this role. Everything about him, from his mimicking of the injured man's walk to the pained facial expressions in numerous close-ups, shows how in touch he was with the role he was playing. Neeson took a serious reduction in pay to play the title character and, as an audience, we are forever grateful for that.
Patricia Arquette is not the most famous of the Arquettes, but her performance here is more sincere and heartfelt than anything Rosanna has ever done. She has an expressive face. There are scenes between her and Neeson where dialogue is not needed. An unlikely couple they might be, but the chemistry between them works.
Joan Allen has the role of the antagonist: a shrill, unpleasant woman eaten away by sicknesses of the body and soul. The creative team behind the movie attempted to make Zeena less obviously wicked than she is in the book. Admittedly, they succeed in providing excellent motivation for her nastiness, but the audience doesn't develop much empathy--or sympathy--for her. She is still the villain.
ETHAN FROME is a deeply moving film. Much of its power comes from an unwillingness to hurry events along. Everything is done slowly--each scene takes its time to unfold. Even so, the running time of the movie is no longer than that of an average film, despite the fact that its content is far from "average".
This is not a movie for children. Even though it is free from all profanity, nudity, and overt sex, ETHAN FROME is not a good family film because, frankly, those of a younger age will find it dreadfully boring. The picture is adult in nature, because it takes a mature outlook--as well as a suitable attention span--to allow yourself to become immersed in the magic that director John Madden has woven with the help of a superlative cast.
Rating: 8.9 (A, ***1/2)
- James Berardinelli<EMAIL_ADDRESS>.
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This is just a copy from http://corpus.canterbury.ac.nz/descriptions/.
This collection is the main benchmark for comparing compression methods. The Calgary collection is provided for historic interest, the Large corpus is useful for algorithms that can't "get up to speed" on smaller files, and the other collections may be useful for particular file types.
This collection was developed in 1997 as an improved version of the Calgary corpus. The files were chosen because their results on existing compression algorithms are "typical", and so it is hoped this will also be true for new methods.
The paper in DCC '97 (Adobe PDF, 99Kb) explains how the files were chosen, and why it is difficult to find "typical" files. This collection will not be changed so that it can be used as a benchmark in future.
There are 11 files in this corpus:
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| alice29.txt | text | English text | 152089 |
| asyoulik.txt | play | Shakespeare | 125179 |
| cp.html | html | HTML source | 24603 |
| fields.c | Csrc | C source | 11150 |
| grammar.lsp | list | LISP source | 3721 |
| kennedy.xls | Excl | Excel Spreadsheet | 1029744 |
| lcet10.txt | tech | Technical writing | 426754 |
| plrabn12.txt | poem | Poetry | 481861 |
| ptt5 | fax | CCITT test set | 513216 |
| sum | SPRC | SPARC Executable | 38240 |
| xargs.1 | man | GNU manual page | 4227 |
(All file sizes in bytes)
The full set of files is available as cantrbry.tar.gz or cantrbry.zip


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[Bra95] Marshall Brain. Win32 System Services. Prentice Hall, Englewood Cliffs, NJ, 1995.
[Bro95] Frederick P. Brooks Jr. The Mythical Man Month: Essays on Software Engineering. Addison-Wesley, Reading, MA, anniversary edition, 1995.
[CG90] N. Carriero and D. Gelenter. How to Write Parallel Programs: A First Course. MIT Press, Cambridge, MA, 1990.
[CN91] Brad J. Cox and Andrex J. Novobilski. Object-Oriented Programming, An Evolutionary Approach. Addison-Wesley, Reading, MA, 1991.
[Coc97a] Alistair Cockburn. Goals and use cases. Journal of Object Oriented Programming, 9(7):35–40, September 1997.
[Coc97b] Alistair Cockburn. Surviving Object-Oriented Projects: A Manager's Guide. Addison Wesley Longman, Reading, MA, 1997.
[Cop92] James O. Coplien. Advanced C++ Programming Styles and Idioms. Addison-Wesley, Reading, MA, 1992.
[DL99] Tom Demarco and Timothy Lister. Peopleware: Productive Projects and Teams. Dorset House, New York, NY, second edition, 1999..
[FBB+99] Martin Fowler, Kent Beck, John Brant, William Opdyke and Don Roberts. Refactoring: Improving the Design of Existing Code. Addison Wesley Longman, Reading, MA, 1999.
[Fow96] Martin Fowler. Analysis Patterns: Reusable Object Models. Addison Wesley Longman, Reading, MA, 1996.
[FS97] Martin Fowler and Kendall Scott. UML Distilled: Applying the Standard Object Modeling Language. Addison Wesley Longman, Reading, MA, 1997.
[GHJV95] Erich Gamma, Richard Helm, Ralph Johnson and John Vlissides. Design Patterns: Elements of Reusable Object-Oriented Software. Addison-Wesley, Reading, MA, 1995.
[Gla99a] Robert L. Glass. Inspections—Some surprising findings. Communications of the ACM, 42(4): 17–19, April 1999.
[Gla99b] Robert L. Glass. The realities of software technology payoffs. Communications of the ACM, 42(2):74–79, February 1999.
[Hol78] Michael Holt. Math Puzzles and Games. Dorset Press, New York, NY, 1978.
[Jac94] Ivar Jacobson. Object-Oriented Software Engineering: A Use-Case Driven Approach. Addison-Wesley, Reading, MA, 1994.
[KLM+97] Gregor Kiczales, John Lamping, Anurag Mendhekar, Chris Maeda, Cristina Videira Lopes, Jean-Marc Loingtier and John Irwin. Aspect-oriented programming. In European Conference on Object-Oriented Programming (ECOOP), volume LNCS 1241. Springer-Verlag, June 1997.
[Knu97a] Donald Ervin Knuth. The Art of Computer Programming: Fundamental Algorithms, volume 1. Addison Wesley Longman, Reading, MA, third edition, 1997.
[Knu97b] Donald Ervin Knuth. The Art of Computer Programming: Seminumerical Algorithms, volume 2. Addison Wesley Longman, Reading, MA, third edition, 1997.
[Knu98] Donald Ervin Knuth. The Art of Computer Programming: Sorting and Searching, volume 3. Addison Wesley Longman, Reading, MA, second edition, 1998.
[KP99] Brian W. Kernighan and Rob Pike. The Practice of Programming. Addison Wesley Longman, Reading, MA, 1999.
[Kru98] Philippe Kruchten. The Rational Unified Process: An Introduction. Addison Wesley Longman, Reading, MA, 1998.
[Lak96] John Lakos. Large-Scale C++ Software Design. Addison Wesley Longman, Reading, MA, 1996.
[LH89] Karl J. Lieberherr and Ian Holland. Assuring good style for object-oriented programs. IEEE Software, pages 38–48, September 1989.
[Lis88] Barbara Liskov. Data abstraction and hierarchy. SIGPLAN Notices, 23(5), May 1988.
[LMB92] John R. Levine, Tony Mason and Doug Brown. Lex and Yacc. O'Reilly & Associates, Inc., Sebastopol, CA, second edition, 1992.
[McC95] Jim McCarthy. Dynamics of Software Development. Microsoft Press, Redmond, WA, 1995.
[Mey96] Scott Meyers. More Effective C++: 35 New Ways to Improve Your Programs and Designs. Addison-Wesley, Reading, MA, 1996.
[Mey97a] Scott Meyers. Effective C++: 50 Specific Ways to Improve Your Programs and Designs. Addison Wesley Longman, Reading, MA, second edition, 1997.
[Mey97b] Bertrand Meyer. Object-Oriented Software Construction. Prentice Hall, Englewood Cliffs, NJ, second edition, 1997.
[Pet98] Charles Petzold. Programming Windows, The Definitive Guide to the Win32 API. Microsoft Press, Redmond, WA, fifth edition, 1998.
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[You95] Edward Yourdon. Managing projects to produce good-enough software. IEEE Software, March 1995.
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Validity of provisions of rent control ordinance limiting grounds for termination of tenancy. 37 H. 252 (1945).
Recovery of housing used illegally for commercial purposes. 38 H. 250 (1948).
Existence of emergency. 43 H. 84 (1958).
Cited: 37 H. 294 (1946).


Ohio Senate OKs abortion bills on reversal info, infant care
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - The Republican-led Ohio Senate has passed more abortion-related requirements despite opponents’ criticisms that one of the measures is unnecessary and redundant to existing law and that the other references a scientifically unproven reversal process.
One requires abortion providers to offer lifesaving care if an infant is born alive after an attempted abortion and penalizes doctors who fail to report such births if they occur. Democrats argued state law already covers that.
The other proposal would require that patients receiving medication abortions be told about the possibility of reversing that procedure. Opponents argue the purported reversal method, using a dose of progesterone, isn’t supported by reliable scientific evidence.
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Precinct Summary Report
EMS
11/6/2018
08:31:47
Warrick County, Indiana
2018 General Election
Election Date:
11/6/2018
15-Boon 14
M- # OF Machine Ballots
74
A- # OF Absentee Ballots
19
PRECINCT STATUS:
REPORTED
0
P- # OF Provisional Ballots
93
PUBLIC COUNT:
275
REGISTERED VOTERS:
33.82%
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - VOTES - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
M
A
P
TOTAL
%
VOTES=
74
Public Question
VOTE FOR
1
52
11
0
63
85.14%
YES
8
3
0
11
14.86%
NO
VOTES=
93
United States Senator
VOTE FOR
1
34
8
0
42
45.16%
MIKE BRAUN (R)
33
11
0
44
47.31%
JOE DONNELLY (D)
7
0
0
7
7.53%
LUCY M. BRENTON (L)
0
0
0
0
0.00%
WRITE-IN
VOTES=
91
Secretary of State
VOTE FOR
1
38
8
0
46
50.55%
CONNIE LAWSON (R)
27
9
0
36
39.56%
JIM HARPER (D)
7
2
0
9
9.89%
MARK W. RUTHERFORD (L)
0
0
0
0
0.00%
WRITE-IN
VOTES=
91
Auditor of State
VOTE FOR
1
33
8
0
41
45.05%
TERA KLUTZ (R)
32
10
0
42
46.15%
JOSELYN WHITTICKER (D)
7
1
0
8
8.79%
JOHN SCHICK (L)
VOTES=
90
Treasurer of State
VOTE FOR
1
42
11
0
53
58.89%
KELLY MITCHELL (R)
29
8
0
37
41.11%
JOHN C. AGUILERA (D)
VOTES=
92
United States Rep District 8
VOTE FOR
1
42
8
0
50
54.35%
LARRY D. BUCSHON (R)
31
11
0
42
45.65%
WILLIAM TANOOS (D)
0
0
0
0
0.00%
WRITE-IN
VOTES=
91
State Rep District 75
VOTE FOR
1
40
11
0
51
56.04%
RON BACON (R)
32
8
0
40
43.96%
JOHN HURLEY (D)
VOTES=
73
Judge of Superior Court No. 1
VOTE FOR
1
58
15
0
73
100.00%
J. ZACH WINSETT (R)
0
0
0
0
0.00%
NO CANDIDATE FILED (D)
VOTES=
74
Judge of Superior Court No. 2
VOTE FOR
1
58
16
0
74
100.00%
AMY STEINKAMP MISKIMEN (R)
0
0
0
0
0.00%
NO CANDIDATE FILED (D)
VOTES=
74
Prosecuting Attorney 2nd Circuit
VOTE FOR
1
59
15
0
74
100.00%
MICHAEL J. PERRY (R)
0
0
0
0
0.00%
NO CANDIDATE FILED (D)
VOTES=
91
County Auditor
VOTE FOR
1
36
8
0
44
48.35%
DEBORAH "DEBBIE" STEVENS (R)
36
11
0
47
51.65%
CHELSEA BALLIS (D)
VOTES=
74
County Sheriff
VOTE FOR
1
60
14
0
74
100.00%
MICHAEL WILDER (R)
0
0
0
0
0.00%
NO CANDIDATE FILED (D)
VOTES=
73
County Assessor
VOTE FOR
1
58
15
0
73
100.00%
SARAH E. REDMAN (R)
0
0
0
0
0.00%
NO CANDIDATE FILED (D)
VOTES=
91
Co Commissioner District 2
VOTE FOR
1
37
8
0
45
49.45%
TERRY PHILLIPPE (R)
35
11
0
46
50.55%
MARK WARREN (D)
VOTES=
92
County Council District 4
VOTE FOR
1
39
8
0
47
51.09%
DAVID P. HACHMEISTER (R)
34
11
0
45
48.91%
NANCY ANN WOOLSEY (D)
VOTES=
93
Boon Twp Trustee
VOTE FOR
1
38
9
0
47
50.54%
DEBORAH "DEBBIE" BARNETT (R)
36
10
0
46
49.46%
JERRY ABSHIRE (D)
VOTES=
221
Boon Twp Advisory Board
VOTE FOR
3
31
8
0
39
17.65%
MICHAEL GREER (REP)
34
6
0
40
18.10%
JOHN N. LASHLEY (REP)
32
13
0
45
20.36%
SHELIA CROCK (DEM)
40
12
0
52
23.53%
CHEYENNE PHILLIPS (DEM)
34
11
0
45
20.36%
CINDY WARREN (DEM)
VOTES=
93
Town Council Dist 2 Chandler
VOTE FOR
1
36
7
0
43
46.24%
KIM BURNETT (R)
38
12
0
50
53.76%
ANDREA GRANDERSON JOHNSON (D)
VOTES=
273
School Board Member
VOTE FOR
4
22
9
0
31
11.36%
JORDAN M. AIGNER (NP)
35
5
0
40
14.65%
JEFFREY B. BAKER (NP)
24
9
0
33
12.09%
STEPHANIE GERHARDT (NP)
19
7
0
26
9.52%
TABITHA HEILMAN (NP)
9
6
0
15
5.49%
ELISSA JONES (NP)
20
2
0
22
8.06%
RICK DEAN MADDEN (NP)
23
3
0
26
9.52%
CANDACE S. NANCE (NP)
14
5
0
19
6.96%
"NANCY" ANNE J. PARKER (NP)
25
1
0
26
9.52%
THOMAS L. WELCH (NP)
28
7
0
35
12.82%
JANE WILHELMUS (NP)
VOTES=
83
Justice IN Supreme Ct Slaughter
VOTE FOR
1
51
12
0
63
75.90%
YES
15
5
0
20
24.10%
NO
VOTES=
81
Judge IN Ct Appeals D2 Altice
VOTE FOR
1
51
13
0
64
79.01%
YES
12
5
0
17
20.99%
NO
Straight Party Summary Information
Democratic Party
11
Libertarian Party
0
Republican Party
22
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dicom3d.data package¶
-
dicom3d.data.
walk_data
(base, pattern, search_files=True, search_dirs=False)[source]¶ Enuerates the files in data directory
-
dicom3d.data.
select_file
(base_dir, pattern, search_files, search_dirs, selection_name, truncate_abspath=True)[source]¶ Enumerates all files and folders starting from base_dir and prints to the console file options matching given pattern, waiting for the user to interactively select a file.
If the user aborted the process, the function will run exit to abort the program.
- Parameters
base_dir (str) – base directory to start search from
pattern (str) – wildcard pattern to select files or folders (e.g. *.dcm)
search_files (bool) – True to add files to the resulted list
search_dirs (bool) – True to add directories to the resulted list
truncate_abspath (bool, optional) – option to truncate base_dir from the printed paths
- Returns
the path to the selected file
- Return type
str


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Soldering is pretty cool. Actually, it's kinda hot. Bad jokes aside, I learned that soldering is quite simple.
All you need to do is use a soldering iron and some solder to connect pieces of metal or other electronic parts to a printed circuit board.
If you are able to follow directions, the circuit should connect and your electronic aplliance will work.
Simple stuff right? I can't hear you so I'm assuming you said yes. Here's some pictures.
If you have a keen eye (or know what soldering is) you will notice that both of those pictures are not soldering, but instead just standard electronics.
These are just like soldering but easier to do because there is no melting into place.


Preparation time
over 2 hours
Cooking time
over 2 hours
Serves
Serves 6-8
For the terrine, place the ham hocks into a deep saucepan with the onion, carrot, peppercorns, salt and herbs. Cover with water and bring to the boil, then reduce the heat and simmer for two hours. Remove from the heat and allow to cool.
Take the ham hocks out of the pan and set aside. Strain the cooking liquor through a fine sieve and pour 250ml/9fl oz of it into a saucepan (the rest could be saved and used as a soup base.)
Bring a saucepan of water to the boil. Place the spring onions into a steamer set over the pan and steam for five minutes, or until just tender. Remove from the steamer and allow to cool.
Place the gelatine leaves into a bowl of cold water and soak for five minutes until pliable, then drain.
Bring the reserved 250ml/9fl oz cooking liquor to a simmer and stir in the soaked gelatine. Whisk until the gelatine has dissolved.
Remove the ham from the bones and cut into 2.5cm/1in thick slices. Line a terrine mould with a large piece of cling film and spread half of the ham over the base.
Spread the spring onions over the ham, then top with the remaining ham.
Pour the gelatine mixture over the ham and give the mould a gentle tap to settle the contents and remove air pockets.
Fold the cling film over the terrine and place two tins on top to weigh it down. Place in the fridge for at least two hours, or until set.
For the pickled marrow, place the vinegar and sugar into a saucepan and bring to the boil. Remove from the heat.
Heat the olive oil in a frying pan and add the mustard seeds and chilli flakes. Stir fry for one minute, until the seeds start to pop.
Add the marrow and fry for 2-3 minutes, or until softened. Season, to taste, with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
Place the marrow into a bowl, pour over the vinegar mixture and stir well. Allow to cool completely, then place into the fridge. The pickled marrow will keep for several days in the fridge if stored in sealed sterilised jars.
To serve, remove the cling film from the terrine and cut the terrine into slices. Place onto serving plates with a spoonful of the pickled marrow, drained from its vinegar.


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vlmcsdmulti - a multi-call binary containing vlmcs(1) and vlmcsd(8)
vlmcsdmulti vlmcs [ options ] [ hostname|ip-address[:port] ] [ options ] | vlmcsd [ options ]
vlmcsdmulti is a multi-call binary that contains vlmcs(1) and vlmcsd(8) in a single binary. Since both programs share a lot of code and data, the combined binary is significantly smaller than the sum of both files.
vlmcsdmulti should not be called directly. Instead you may want to create symbolic links named vlmcs and vlmcsd which point to vlmcsdmulti. You then use these links to call the respective program. You may however call vlmcsdmulti followed by a complete command line of either vlmcs(1) or vlmcsd(8).
Creating
symbolic links in unixoid operating systems
cd to the directory containing vlmcsdmulti and
type
ln -s
vlmcsdmulti vlmcsd
ln -s vlmcsdmulti vlmcs
You may use a destination directory, e.g.
ln -s
vlmcsdmulti /usr/local/sbin/vlmcsd
ln -s vlmcsdmulti /usr/local/bin/vlmcs
Ensure that vlmcsdmulti has execute permissions. You can do that by typing "chmod 755 vlmcsdmulti". See chmod(1) for details.
Creating
symbolic links in Windows (Vista and higher only)
cd to the directory containing vlmcsdmulti and
type
mklink
vlmcsd.exe vlmcsdmulti.exe
mklink vlmcs.exe vlmcsdmulti.exe
You may use a destination directory, e.g.
mklink
C:\tools\vlmcsd.exe vlmcsdmulti.exe
mklink C:\tools\vlmcs.exe vlmcsdmulti.exe
Memory
considerations
While you definitely save disk space by using
vlmcsdmulti you will need more RAM when you run
vlmcsdmulti as a daemon (KMS server) instead of
vlmcsd. You should consider running vlmcsdmulti via
an internet superserver like inetd(8) or
xinetd(8).
vlmcsdmulti has the same bugs as vlmcs(1) and vlmcsd(8).
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This
document describes the format of the April 2016 COMP90007 Mid-Semester Test and
what material is examinable.
·
There
is no need to do any special preparation for the test.
·
Test
will contain multiple choice and shot answer type question. Attempt all questions. Short answer type
questions are similar to your workshop questions.
·
All
material covered until Week 5 (in lectures) and Week 6 (in workshops are
examinable.
·
As
a guide, a few sentences should be sufficient to answer each question. Marks
may be deducted for overly long answers or irrelevant information.
·
Any unreadable answers will be
considered wrong.
Reading/Study hints:
1) Make sure that you
revise both Assignment 1 and workshop questions until Week6.
2) Please follow the
lectures slides in your test preparation. For more thorough understanding of
the concepts covered in the slides, please read the corresponding section from
the book.
3) Make sure that you can
do the tutorial questions and if you are not clear about the answer refer to
the corresponding section in the text.
4) Make sure that you
understand all tutorial exercises.
5) You need to study the
relevant sections from the text. You can use the pointers from the subject web.
6) Use the discussion on
the LMS newsgroup for your study
I have listed below some
important topics. These are the core concepts and if you study them you will be
able to answer most of the examination questions (about 70%). You can use this
as a starting point of your study; for the detailed study you should refer to
the study hints from 1 to 6 given above.
I will prepare a practice
exam-See Exam Information area of LMS. I will discuss this paper in Week 12
review class and the solution will be subsequently posted on LMS.
Chapter 1. Introduction:
What are the Internet and the WWW?
Types of Networks. (Section 1.2)
Network Hierachies (Section
1.3.1)
Layers, protocols and
Interfaces (Section 1.4)
CO and CL
Service Primitives
(1.3.3,1.3.4,1.3.5)
Network Reference Models
(TCP/IP and OSI Reference) (1.4.1,1.4.2 and 1.4.3)
Example Question:
Briefly explain the design principles and
benefits of the Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) Layer Division approach (and
layered approaches in general) for network design.
Chapter 2. The Physical Layer:
We will mainly focusing on
bandwidth and delay in this topic.
Nyquist theorem (2.1.3)
Buad
rate and bit rate.
Latency
or delay
Guided media- Copper vs
Fibre (2.2.3 and 2.2.4).
Chapter 3. The Data Link layer
Design Issues (3.1)
Framing (3.1.2)
Flow Control and Error
control (3.1.3 and 3.1.4)
Flow control protocols:
Stop and Wait, Go-back N and Selective repeat.
Chapter 4. The MAC sub Layer (Updated)
Multiple access protocols
(4.2)
CSMA (4.2.2)
Collison-Free & Limikted Contention Protocols (4.2.3 and
4.2.4)
Wireless Protocols (4.2.5)
Classic Ethernet (4.3.2)
(Discussion around Figure 4.15)
Practice relevant questions
from Assignment 1.
Chapter 5.
The Network Layer
Design Goals and Store and
forward packet switching (5.1.1)
Virtual circuits (5.1.3)
IP protocol and IPv4
Structure (5.6.1)
Addressing (5.6.1 and
5.6.2)
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Feminists for Life’s
President’s Report
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On behalf of the Board and staff, we sincerely thank everyone for their efforts
and financial support in 2013, most especially our donors, members, interns, and
volunteers. While we are strategic and frugal in our efforts, we also work hard
to ensure that every dollar and every minute is impactful.
It is my pleasure to report on Feminists for Life’s activities as we draw near to
the conclusion of a year marking the 40th anniversary of Roe v. Wade. It is not
something we celebrate, but we do celebrate the work of those who contributed in
many ways possible.
FFL recognizes that abortion is a reflection that we have not met the needs of women.
Our mission is to systematically eliminate the root causes that drive women to abortion–primarily
a lack of resources and support. Women deserve better than abortion.
Our strategic efforts center on education and advocacy, especially for those at
highest risk of abortion:
The poor including the working poor, college students, young working women, victims
of violence, mothers and fathers, birthparents, and women who have had abortions.
Because women deserve better,
Serrin M. Foster
President
Significant accomplishments and milestones include:
NEW WEBSITE–the Gateway to FFL: www.FeministsForLife.org [http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001Ea-aLDAE8RRYSHfbf0OD3JgE28vCuDzR5yOGc8_Ac7lE_XLWV0VfY3lw5ob7rAt8j3T2rYas6WNMJQam5wNfCMso73yCV0TkstEVhhQlP8GQYj2G1U0qkTagG5LyHPW4nBbU8CmW-rTyb2HsD_guZ6qEeongHexONZ7poTpXXhKNxAmjdJWOWw==&c=mTJMF9oM27ENq1Yqzt653WgJc7JO4scHGaVFE8I3Bq7vpQvRQm3jOg==&ch=Ja9NHnJ36Tp_aNqHbX7d0jcpkKRiV-CyKd28awe0Vg-rfoeIvA4_zg==]
Among our biggest accomplishments was a dream of ours made possible by a core group
of visionary and dedicated donors–completely redesigning our website! The gateway
to FFL welcomes visitors and educates activists by providing:
* pro-life feminist history–originally researched by FFL,
* pro-woman answers to questions from people who have never known a day without
abortion, many of whom have experienced this form of violence against women and
children,
* our College Outreach Program,
* “Women Deserve Better® than Abortion” campaign and other ads,
* tools for schools and other advocates, and
* connecting those in need and service providers to free, frugal resources and creative
solutions.
There are many new website features and we hope you enjoy sharing them with your
family and friends.
FFL’s Leadership Role for the Needs of Victims of Violence:
FFL’s decades long record of advocacy and education made FFL the “go to” group for
answers when controversy arose because of misstatements by politicians and university
officials regarding the question, “What about abortion in the case of rape?”
* The American Feminist entitled “Hard Cases, Exceptional Choices” edited by Jewels
Green was published sharing our pro-woman answers and personal stories by women
like FFL Speaker Joyce McCauley-Benner who chose victory over violence.
* Writer Mary Meehan recognized FFL’s decades-long advocacy on behalf of rape survivors
since supporting the original Violence Against Women Act. Read her thoughtful article
in Human Life Review. “Rape and Abortion: A Double Injustice [http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001Ea-aLDAE8RRYSHfbf0OD3JgE28vCuDzR5yOGc8_Ac7lE_XLWV0VfY3WM4RLPTTIJZJYlycauxzh7vUEB70TdedlmYhxEhLp8kFmr4Xhqgbsxm55Hf_NM589vqbNbG0m6m5PdmJXnrAXveJTYpVoS97FgvvuUTcvwQEmdv0tNrSsRo9rofyuSvCZVzFZ4ABc6&c=mTJMF9oM27ENq1Yqzt653WgJc7JO4scHGaVFE8I3Bq7vpQvRQm3jOg==&ch=Ja9NHnJ36Tp_aNqHbX7d0jcpkKRiV-CyKd28awe0Vg-rfoeIvA4_zg==].”
* Kathryn Jean Lopez included our pro-woman answers in National Review. See more
information below.
* Our Vice President Sally Winn worked directly with a legislative coalition to
advocate for rape survivors in Montana.
Capitol Hill Briefing
During the Capitol Hill briefing for interns, President Serrin Foster moderated
a panel featuring our Vice President Sally Winn, editor Jewels Green and speaker
Joyce McCauley-Benner who each shared their personal stories about their unplanned
pregnancies to college students from across the country interning in Washington
during our Annual Capitol Hill briefing.
Sally and Jewels also shared their personal stories of conversion in the most recent
issue of The American Feminist “Metamorphosis” along with other women who reconsidered
the many promises made by abortion advocates to women.
Our NEW issue ofThe American Feminist is an updated “Pro-Woman Answers to Pro-Choice
QuestionsTM” and includes:
* Talking points include “Women Deserve Better® than Abortion” and “Refuse to Choose®”
slogans.
* Special article focuses on “Birthmothers Deserve Better.”
* With your help we plan to distribute this tool to thousands of student activists
who are leaders, today on campus and will be leaders in every field in the future.
* We will also distribute them to every student activist at three huge student conferences
coinciding with Roe events in Washington, DC and California, legislators on Capitol
Hill, and for the first time legislators at the STATE level!!
FFL’s College Outreach Program is our flagship program. Our powerful speakers traversed
the country–and beyond!
Last school year Serrin was able to address students in:
* Pennsylvania (University of Pittsburgh),
* Massachusetts (Ave Maria College, MIT, Boston University lecture and returned
to moderated their 1st FFL Pregnancy Resource Forum and Boston College for their
3rd Pregnancy Resource Forum),
* South Carolina (Wofford College and ConverseCollege),
* Illinois(University of DePaulUniversity in Chicago), and
* Washington, DC (Georgetown lecture and Pregnancy Resource Forum).
Vice President Sally Winn spoke to packed audiences at student conferences in Washington,
DC and Maryland and traveled across the country to speak in:
* California (University of San Diego and Stanford University),
* Indiana (University of Notre Dame),
* Missouri (Saint Louis University),
* Montana (Carroll College and Montana State University),
* Illinois (Bradley University),
* Nebraska (Creighton University),
* Michigan (University of Michigan), and
* Connecticut (for a first ever pro-life conference at Yale).
Most exciting, Vice President Sally Winn (at podium, left) participated in a debate
about pro-life feminism held by the oldest student organization in the world, The
Philosophical Society of Trinity College - Dublin. She also met with numerous leaders
in the pro-woman, pro-life movement in Ireland.
Shortly thereafter, Serrin (front row, middle) met with 18 legislators from the
Republic of Ireland, including two senators who traveled to Washington, DC.
Joyce McCauley-Benner shared her story at Saint John’s and St. Benedict’s in Minnesota
and the College of Wooster in Ohio.
FFL’s Pregnancy Resource Forum is the crown jewel of our College Outreach Program.
In addition to returning to Boston College for their 3rd event and the following
semester to Boston University for their first event, Serrin was especially pleased
to moderate the 18th annual Pregnancy Resource Forum at Georgetown University.
This year Georgetown decided to make a child care scholarship their next goal. They
also host an annual diaper drive for the Northwest Center–and plan to have an exhibit
to help change the culture on campus.
Thanks to you, every year we have donated copies of “Raising Kids on A Shoestring”
to pregnant and parenting students, their advisors, and counselors at every Forum
and lecture.
For the first time, a child could enter college next year who benefited from our
program–and the example that has inspired efforts at other schools and by other
organizations across the country and around the world.
VICTORY FOR WOMEN!
After years of FFL advocating and educating the colleges, universities, and highest
levels of government about the ongoing discrimination against pregnant women and
documenting the lack of resources and support for pregnant women, parents, and
birthparents through “Perception is Reality,” the US Department of Education has
issued information to university administrators across the country which tells
them what they must and must not do to comply with US law.
FFL is asking our activists to write your alma mater to help inform them of the
Department of Education document and let them know about FFL’s help to establish
policies, take an inventory of resources and support on campus and in the community,
create a plan to move forward with solutions, and communicate them through a variety
of means.
Third Party Organizations
* At the national level, Sally Winn and Serrin were invited to address the second
annual conference on social justice hosted by Focus on the Family.
* Last year Sally was the featured speaker at a Roe v. Wade rally in Montana.
* Behind the scenes, we continue to advise many state level groups about pro-woman
initiatives as it relates to legislation.
Speaking Engagements During the 41st Anniversary of Roe v. Wade
Serrin will address those attending the RALLY FOR LIFE at the Vermont House State
Chamber this January and will rush back to DC to address 1,500 students from the
St. Louis Archdiocese on the Martin Luther King Holiday. Jewels will speak the
next night to the same group. Meanwhile, Sally will address the leadership at the
Students for Life of America’s (SFLA) National Conference in Maryland. Thousands
are expected to attend. FFL Speaker, labor and delivery nurse, and former College
Outreach Program Coordinator Chaunie Brusie will be signing her new book, “Two Tiny
Blue Lines” at the FFL booth. Then Sally is off to San Francisco for the first-ever
SFLA West-Coast Conference!
Every registrant will receive our updated “Pro-Woman Answers to Pro-Choice Questions”
at the SFLA conferences and the Cardinal O'Connor Conference at Georgetown University.
FFL will once again be at the March for Life and also at the Walk for Life West
Coast. If you are in San Francisco please meet Pat O'Kane, the chair of our board,
and other FFL volunteers. Be sure to pick up one of our NEW “Women Deserve Better
than Abortion” placards. The other side declares, “All People Are Equal. All Choices
Are NotTM”
Other Upcoming Events
Serrin will present her landmark speech, “The Feminist Case Against Abortion” at
Providence College in Rhode Island in February, the Houston Coalition for Life
in March, and the Washington Catholic Conference in Tacoma next October. Sally will
return to the College of Wooster in February to host their first-ever Pregnancy
Resource Forum. Many more events are in the works. Be sure to contact<EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS>to book a speaker early for your next pro-woman,
pro-life rally, banquet, conference, or campus event.
For more details on our upcoming events,visit our Facebook Events page at www.Facebook.com/FeministsForLife/Events
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We have an urgent need to get speakers to a number of schools whose pro-life groups
have no club funding. The pro-life students hope that we have the money to cover
the flights, hotels, and other expenses–including our materials.
It simply just isn’t the case. Even when a speaker travels locally we have to pay
for materials, and our visually rich and informative brochures and magazines are
great but also costly.
We are doing our best to leverage other events so that we can piggyback lectures
and pregnancy resource forums when we travel, but costs remain and expectations
are high. Combined expenses for most out-of-town events start at over $1500.
Media Coverage
Feminists for Life speaks to people through various news sources on the both sides
of the political aisle as well as those of various religions and none. Recent media
coverage includes:
* A widely circulated interview by the Associated Press about the 40th anniversary
of Roe was picked up by ABCnews.com and the Washington Times.
* Serrin’s op-ed was published by the Washington Examiner about Sarah Weddington
for 40th anniversary of Roe.
* Serrin was interviewed by Gov. Mike Huckabee on his Fox News show about Kermit
Gosnell and Planned Parenthood of Florida regarding children born alive and women
killed by legal but lethal abortion.
* Soon after, Serrin was invited by Michele Martin to debate on National Public
Radio about restrictions on abortion.
 She personally answered numerous questions online and
stayed strong despite some abusive comments.
* Serrin participated in a live webcast from Colorado with six other pro-life leaders
which was moderated by the editor of Christianity Today.
* FFL VP Sally Winn’s daughter, Emily Winn, was featured in More magazine, a women’s
magazine with a circulation of 1.8 million. The article was about views of young
adults toward abortion.
* National Review quoted Serrin on the proper response to “what about rape?”
* The Pittsburgh Post Gazette featured a cover story about Jeannie French, whose
story was published in “Hard Cases, Exceptional Choices” and on FFL’s website and
Facebook page.
* The National Catholic Register interviewed Serrin for a story about pro-life feminism.
* The Charlotte Herald has published a number of stories about Feminist for Life
as it relates to inspiring the work of Room at the Inn, a new maternity home adjacent
to Belmont Abbey and the College.
* Most recently, CatholicTV posted Serrin’s interview on YouTube.
In addition, FFL stories have appeared in the New York Magazine, Christian Post,
First Things, and numerous campus newspapers.
FFL’s president, vice president, and editor were interviewed for the film, “Forty,”
about the 40th anniversary of Roe.
Facebook visitors have grown to reach thousands on any given day. But recently we
topped over 1.1 Million in a single post!
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In Memoriam
Serrin published a tribute to Remarkable Pro-Life Woman® Ambassador Lindy Boggs
and quoted her friend, former FFL Board member Susie DeConcini.
A year ago, we also learned that pro-life feminist historian Mary Krane Derr died
after returning from a trip to India. We honored her and remember her family.
As you walk in the shoes of the early American feminists, please consider how best
to leverage your tax-deductible, year-end gift.
The FFL Board of Directors is pleased to announce our year-end match for single
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through December 31, 2013.
Any new or increased monthly gift will be double-matched. (Please go online right
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Week 7 Cultural Post - Affirmation and Stereotype Threat
Values
In that list of values, there's a bunch that stick out to me the most, which are: Achievement, Challenge, Creativity, Confidence, Freedom, Growth, Knowledge, Meaningful work, Merit, Recognition, Self-respect, and Wisdom.
I think, the value that really sticks out to me, at least in relation to DBC, is Achievement. My last biggest challenge, besides surviving my last three jobs, was graduating school and finding a job that matched my ambition, and my skill set. I had thought I found that with my first job, and I felt incredibly happy. It was during a down year- many of my classmates were having issues finding a job they wanted. Ever since then, however, I haven't felt that same sense of achievement that I've felt since then. Sort of hand in hand with the value of "Challenge," nothing was challenging to me anymore. Work hasn't been challenging for 6 years. Sure I've had to work late and endure crazy deadlines, but I haven't taken a step back and really "admired" the fact that I've conquered anything. Really, the last time I felt that, was when I started to try make my own music on my computer. Because I had to make myself learn new aspects of things I've never done before, creating simple songs gave me such a huge sense of achievement. I am certainly hoping that DBC (and it's been true so far), gives me a kick in the ass and forces me to step up, as I think once I graduate DBC and become a developer (hopefully), that sense of Achievement will rear it's head again and make me feel great.
- Achievement - 5
- Challenge - 5
- Creativity - 4
- Confidence - 4
- Freedom - 4
- Growth - 5
- Knowledge - 5
- Meaningful work - 4
- Merit - 4
- Recognition - 4
- Self-respect - 5
- Wisdom - 4
Advice
The last topic that someone asked my advice on is Meaningful Work. A lot of people have been asking me more about what I'm doing when I'm quitting my job, and the idea of meaningful work has been coming up a lot. One of the main reasons I tell people why I'm quitting my job involves finally getting a career and workplace that I can find pride in. In really finding out what kind of things I liked doing in my free time, which came out to making/producing things, I figured that software development, which, in my opinion, is becoming the craftsmen of the 21st century, really speaks to me, and would make work meaningful. I think a lot of the people I talked to about this agreed with me, and some even started to get curious about DBC itself!
Values and Stereotype Threat
To be honest, I've thought about these sort of things a lot. It's the main reason why I quit my current career and am pursuing software development. As such, I also have a lot of different thoughts about how things can go wrong as well. I think stereotype threats can be combatted with these values - as long as you can stick to the core values, and let them dictate what your direction is, you wont be affected by the threat as much. I think the worst thing you can do is allowing yourself to fall victim of a stereotype threat, and have that dictate your decision making and your work. Sticking to your values will combat that.
One thing that I do think would help me a whole lot, that's related to yoga, is mediation. I know it definitely helps some of my friends get over anxieties and problems they come across, and I think the same would be true for myself as well