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Q: Why do I get a segmentation fault with isdigit()? Scenario 1:
Code:
int main(){
    int a = 12345678;

    if(isdigit(a)){
        printf("ok: foo\n");
    }
    else{
        printf("false: bar\n");
    }
    printf("test\n");

    return EXIT_SUCCESS;
}

Output:
Segmentation fault

Scenario 2:
Code:
 ...
    if(isdigit(a)){
        //printf("ok: foo\n");
    }
    else{
        //printf("false: bar\n");
    }
    printf("test\n");
 ...

Output:
test

and now the last, Code:
...
int a = 1234567;
...

Output:
ok: foo
test

What's wrong with isdigit()? I do not understand!

A: Probably because the compiler optimizes the isdigit function call from the code.  That is it doesn't run it.
Also note that isdigit expects a character, not a number.  http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/clibrary/cctype/isdigit/

A: This is because isdigit can be defined as macro like this
#define isdigit(c) ((map[c] & FLAG_DIGIT)==FLAG_DIGIT)

You call isdigit with integer value, but map array size is 256 elements. In this case you try to read value outside of array bounds -> segmentation fault. This segmentation fault can occurs randomly. Depending on your program or data size.

A: This was probably optimized by the compiler. As neither the if or the else does something, it was removed and the isdigit ends up not called. Be sure to
#include <ctype.h>

The segmentation fault is coming probably from the fact that you're passing a (not so small) number, when a character was expected. When you remove the printf statements and the compiler optimizes it, the call won't happen thus not failing.
Note that the headers can be in fact omitted since the program will be linked with the standard C library by default, so it works. But it's not a good idea, and you should see a warning at least.

A: First of all, isdigit(3) checks whether a character is a digit.
The segmentation fault probably (I'm positive) happens because you haven't included stdio.h.
Then you're calling printf which uses variable arguments without knowing its prototype (undefined behavior).

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By BD REPORTER
Ngenye Kariuki says he is in talks with both local and foreign investors from South Africa, UK and the US who are interested in buying a stake in the company.
The brokerage firm at the Nairobi Securities Exchange was left out of the Capital Markets Authority (CMA's) 2013 list of licensees.
Ngenye Kariuki seeks capital injection from investors
Wednesday, June 5, 2013 19:17
By BD REPORTER |
Firm was left out of the CMA's 2013 list of licensees since its placement under statutory management in 2010. FILE
Stockbroker Ngenye Kariuki & Company is negotiating with investors for fresh capital injection into the business in an effort to get the market regulator's clearance for access to the stock market.
The brokerage firm's founder and chief executive, Ngenye Kariuki, said in an interview on Wednesday he is in talks with both local and foreign investors from South Africa, UK and the US who are interested in buying a stake in the company.
"The negotiations were delayed by the (March 4) elections, now it is over and things are clear, we hope to conclude so that we can re-open the business," said Mr Kariuki who did not however, reveal their identities citing confidentiality agreements.
Ngenye Kariuki, one of the oldest brokerage firms at the Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE), was left out of the Capital Markets Authority (CMA's) 2013 list of licensees, marking the third year in a row that the intermediary has been denied an operating licence since its placement under statutory management in 2010 after reporting financial difficulties.
The statutory management order was lifted in December 2011, but the regulator required the broker to meet all licensing conditions to re-gain access to the NSE's trading floor.
(Read: Ngenye Kariuki denied NSE licence yet again)
Among the conditions was a requirement to inject fresh capital into the business, besides re-organising the management structure.
"The additional capital will depend on the kind of licence that we settle for with the new investor, if we go for investment banking then you're talking of a minimum of Sh250 million and Sh50 million for stock brokerage," said Mr Kariuki.
The broker held an estimated 96,000 investor accounts at the time of collapse, some of which have since been transferred to other brokerage firms.
Mr Kariuki said investors with a portfolio of more than Sh2.5 billion were still holding accounts with the broker.
As part of management restructuring, the broker hired chief executive Davis Gachubu, who Mr Kariuki said has been recruiting new staff in anticipation of a return to the trading floor.
While lifting the statutory management after a board meeting held on December 11 2011 the CMA required Ngenye Kariuki to constitute a new board of directors, in line with the regulator's corporate governance and market intermediaries' rules.
Its management was to agree with K-Rep Bank on restructuring of a loan facility to shield customers' cash in case the lender recalled the debt. The broker was also required to hire employees to enable it resume operations smoothly.
Mr Kariuki blames his firm's collapse on the Safaricom IPO, which he says left many stockbrokers in debt after the regulator ordered the intermediaries to pay investors' refund claims running into hundreds of millions of shillings from their own resources.
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The presence of linalool, which was suspected by Barbier and Bouveault2), was proven by Schimmel & Co.3)4) by means of its phenylurethane melting at 65 to 66°. The fraction used for the preparation of this derivative had the following properties: d15o0,872; aD - 1°40'; nD20o1,4619.
The rose-like odor of geranium oil is due partly to a small content of phenylethyl alcohol (m. p. of phenylurethane 80°)4). Terpineol is present in somewhat larger amounts, viz., the inactive a-terpineol4) melting at 34 to 35°5). It was identified by means of its nitrosochloride (m. p. 114 to 115°), its phenyl-urethane (m. p. 109 to 111°) and the ketolactone (m. p. 62 to 63°) prepared from the trihydroxy terpane. While purifying the ter-pineol, traces of menthol were found, also traces of an alcohol with a peculiar odor reminding somewhat of borneol4). Finally, an alcohol that produced an irritation causing coughing should be mentioned. Its phenylurethane melted at 41 to 43°6). All of these alcohols are present partly free, partly as esters.
The acids separated from the mother liquid after saponification boiled between 100 and 210° and congealed in part. The silver content of its silver salt, also its dibromide melting at 87°, reveal its identity with tiglic acid7). The liquid acid mixture apparently contains valeric, butyric7) and acetic acids8).
1) Americ. Perfumer 1 (1907), No. 12, p. 12.
2) Compt. rend. 119 (1894), 281.
3) Report of Schimmel & Co. April 1904, 55.
4) Ibidem October 1910, 69.
5) Ibidem October 1911, 52. •) Ibidem April 1904, 55.
7) Ibidem April 1894, 32. It would be of interest to reinvestigate the statement that the aqueous distillate of Pelargonium roseum contains pelar-gonic acid (Pless, Liebig's Annalen 59 , 54) and to ascertain whether the acid was not a mixture which accidentally happened to have the composition of pelargonic acid.
s) Barbier and Bouveault, loc. cit.
The non-alcoholic constituents belong to a variety of classes of chemical compounds. In the lowest boiling fractions of both the Reunion and African oils, Schimmel & Co.1) found a sulphur-compound, the dimethyl sulphide. Though present in minimal amounts only, it exerts a marked influence on the odor of the oil. It was identified by its boiling point, viz., 37°, and by its characteristic reactions with mercuric and platinic chlorides.
Of terpenes the presence of l-a-pinene2) (m. p. of nitrol-benzylamine 122 to 123°) and of traces of phellandrene2) (probably B-phellandrene, m. p. of nitrite 114 to 115°) was demonstrated.
In the lower fractions Flatau and Labbe3) discovered l-menthone (m. p. of semicarbazone 179,5°). From an oil obtained b cohobation of the aqueous distillate, Charabot and Laloue4) isolated citral with the aid of acid sodium sulphite.
From the last fractions of the oil a crystalline substance that melted at 63° and that had the properties of rose oil stearoptene was isolated, judging from the behavior of the geranium oils toward 70 p.c. alcohol, the paraffin occurs most abundantly in in the Spanish variety.
The green color of individual oils, more particularly of those from Reunion, is due to a liquid ([C10H17]2O?) that boils at 165 to 170° under 10 mm. pressure6).
Adulteration and Examination. Geranium oil is adulterated with turpentine oil, cedar-wood oil and gurjun balsam oil6). Additions of these oils are recognized by their insolubility in 70 p.c. alcohol and by the lowering of the ester value of the adulterated oils. In order to render the detection of such adulterations more difficult, the ester content has been increased by the addition of artificial esters of benzoic acid7), oxalic acid8) and phthalic acid9).
1) Report of Schimmel & Co. April 1909, 55.
2) Ibidem April 1904, 55.
3) Bull. Soc. chim. 19 (1898), 788. 4) Compt. rend. 136 (1903), 1467.
5) Barbier and Bouveault, loc. cit.
6) Report of Schimmel & Co. April 1908, 56; October 1911, 53.
7) Ibidem October 1905, 36.
8) Parry, Perfum. and Essent. Oil Record 2 (1911), 83.
9) Report of Schimmel & Co. April 1913, 66.
Fatty oil, the presence of which is indicated by its insolubility in 70 p.c. alcohol, remains behind when the oil is distilled with water vapor, hence its presence can be proven without difficulty.
An oil adulterated with gingergrass oil has also been observed1).
Production and Commerce. The African oil and that from Reunion are the most important of the commercial oils.
27 660 1904 . .
38 334 1905 . .
31 645 1906 . .
31 247 1907 . .
34 360 1908 . .
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61 792 1910 . .
44 620 1911 . .
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As already pointed out, southern France produces annually 2000 to 3000 kg., Spain 600 to 1000 kg. and Corsica 600 to 1300 kg. of oil.


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Symbols of Time in the History of Art
C. Heck, K. Lippincott (eds.)
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More than two dozen members of the U.S. House of Representatives and Senate are calling on Education Secretary Betsy DeVos to look into Huawei Technologies' research partnerships with more than 50 universities in the United States.
The Chinese company's relationships "may pose a significant threat to national security and this threat demands your attention and oversight," the bipartisan letter stated.
Rep. Jim Banks (R-Ind.) and Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) took the lead in writing the letter and bringing on co-signers from both political parties.
The members of Congress also suggested DeVos require information from the U.S. universities now in these research partnerships, including whether any Chinese nationals are involved in them, and suggested that she convene a senior-level working group to understand how China is working to gather technology research from the universities.
The letter comes at a time of heightened concern about the United States' technology advantage, whether it is eroding, and if Chinese technology companies might embed surveillance or malicious code in tech they sell in the U.S. For instance, the Pentagon has banned the sale of Huawei and ZTE phones in retail stores on U.S. military bases.


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Sierra Wireless Device-to-Cloud IoT Solution Enables Unimar to Deploy Tower Lighting Systems and Improve Flight Safety
Unimar's obstruction lighting and custom control system uses Sierra Wireless AirLink RV50 gateway, SIM and AirVantage IoT Platform to alert aviation authorities to potential hazards along flight routes
Vancouver, Canada-January 31, 2019
Sierra Wireless (NASDAQ: SWIR) (TSX: SW), the leading provider of fully integrated device-to-cloud solutions for the Internet of Things (IoT), today announced that Unimar, a worldwide supplier of tower and obstruction lighting products, has selected Sierra Wireless' device-to-cloud solution, including AirLink® RV50 industrial LTE gateways and SIMs, configured and managed over the air using the AirVantage® IoT Platform, to connect and manage critical lighting and control systems along flight paths.
Terry Zarnowski, Chief Technology Officer of Unimar said: "Sierra Wireless' device-to-cloud solution allows us to provide our customers with a managed service to monitor, control and optimize their obstruction lighting. We're able to collect insightful, actionable data from devices in the field and receive alerts in mission-critical situations, ensuring that flight path hazards are always properly marked and our customers are compliant with FAA protocols. As a result, we're able to substantially reduce the time it takes to file a Notice To Airmen, to within seconds instead of minutes or hours, greatly reducing liability and risk to our customers."
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Q: Suppress or manage "duplicate-entry" errors in cakephp Is there a way to set the equivalent of "insert ignore" in cakephp? I don't want to use the Model->query();. Is there any other way?

A: This is what I use to suppress duplicates on 1.3:
File: app/app_model.php
/**
 *
 * Callback executed when a save has failed.
 * Contains database error parsing and evaluation to display appropriate messages to end-users.
 *
 */
private function afterSaveFailed() {
    $db =& ConnectionManager::getDataSource($this->useDbConfig);
    $lastError = $db->lastError();
    // this holds the match for the key id
    // add more for more database types
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        $matches[1] = str_replace('_key','',$matches[1]);
        $matches[1] = str_replace($this->table.'_','',$matches[1]);
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}


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"Best of Bordeaux" article in the Evening Standard features Home Hunts
A recent article in the Evening Standard's Homes & Property section suggested some places to stay or buy a holiday home in Bordeaux.
As a world-class wine region, the article focused around the sweet stuff, namely Sauternes. Home to one of the world's most famous sweet wines, it is the area's microclimate that makes its production possible.
"Misty mornings, hot afternoons and the temperature clash of two rivers, the cool Ciron and the warmer Garonne" are credited with being the magic behind the grapes, which create a "long-lasting, full-bodied wine".
Two of the most successful Sauternes producers are Château d'Yquem and Château Lafaurie-Peyraguey, neighbouring estates 45 minutes from Bordeaux city in the village of Bommes.
Château Lafaurie-Peyraguey opens its doors
Château Lafaurie-Peyraguey was bought by Swiss entrepreneur Silvio Denz in 2014 and it opened it to the public as a hotel and restaurant during the summer, following a €10 million refurbishment project.
Denz, also an art collector, has worked with some of his favourite artists and brands to bring the luxurious château to life. Vases, glasses and cutlery are all based on original Lalique designs "with a modern twist" and the chapel has a "Damien Hirst-designed crystal cross above the altar".
Denz also built a glass-and-steel conservatory, which has become the restaurant. He then brought in a two-star Michelin chef Jérôme Schilling to offer "inspired, purposeful, fun cuisine" that is created around seasonal, local and environmentally-friendly products. He's also having fun with the Sauternes, which he infuses, ferments and crystallises.
It is all about bringing out the qualities of Sauternes in precise gastronomic pairings," explains Schilling, "enhancing its aromas, highlighting its various shades and playing with textures."
"Wine is King at Château Lafaurie-Peyraguey," David Bolzan, managing director of Vignobles Silvio Denz told the Evening Standard. "Bordeaux knows the best way to promote Sauternes is through high-end wine tourism. Our wines have achieved the highest quality and Silvio wants to extend that quality to everything, from the design to the service and, of course, the food and wine."
Property hotspots in Bordeaux
Now connecting to Paris in two hours, Bordeaux's property prices have risen more than 10% in the last couple of years and relocating Parisians are flocking to the city.
In terms of what property hunters are looking for in Bordeaux, Tim Swannie, Director of Home Hunts, says some are seeking "pieds-à-terre" in Bordeaux, where they can achieve a rental return. Others are looking for homes with gardens and pools in pretty villages that are less than 45 minutes from the city centre.
"Bordeaux is my favourite city in France," says Swannie. "It is very chic, has wonderful architecture, a great cultural scene, world class restaurants, great shopping and it has the weather, which Paris misses."
Just 40 minutes from the north of Bordeaux, this stunning 1750 château(HH-12097394) offers great potential to the right buyer. Having been renovated, but with lots of development opportunities still possible, the original features, extensive grounds and €1,490,000 price tag make it a must-see property.
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85% of 'Coral Triangle' at risk
July 9, 2012 Posted in News
More than 85 percent of reefs in Asia's "Coral Triangle" are directly threatened by human activities such as coastal development, pollution, and overfishing, a new report warned on Monday.
Launched at the International Coral Reef Symposium in Cairns, it said the threat was substantially more than the global average of 60 percent and urged greater efforts to reduce destructive fishing and run-off from land.
"When these threats are combined with recent coral bleaching, prompted by rising ocean temperatures, the percent of reefs rated as threatened increases to more than 90 percent," the report said.
The Coral Triangle covers Indonesia, Malaysia, Papua New Guinea, the Philippines, The Solomon Islands, and East Timor and contains nearly 30 percent of the world's reefs and more than 3,000 species of fish.
More than 130 million people living in the region rely on reef ecosystems for food, employment, and revenue from tourism, according to "Reefs at Risk Revisited in the Coral Triangle".
"Across the Coral Triangle region, coastal communities depend on coral reefs for food, livelihoods, and protection from waves during storms, but the threats to reefs in this region are incredibly high," said lead author Lauretta Burke.
"Reefs are resilient — they can recover from coral bleaching and other impacts — particularly if other threats are low.
"The benefits reefs provide are at risk, which is why concerted action to mitigate threats to reefs across the Coral Triangle region is so important."
The report by the World Resources Institute, in collaboration with environmental groups WWF, The Nature Conservancy and Conservation International, will be used by the six countries to develop their management of the reefs.
"(The report) is an important contribution for supporting the six Coral Triangle countries in making critical decisions related to protecting their marine resources," said Maurice Knight, a contributing author.
"The region-wide perspective on the status of coral reefs as depicted in this report demonstrates the urgency of the situation and the need for immediate action."
The International Coral Reef Symposium, held every four years, has attracted more than 2,000 scientists from 80 countries to present the latest advances in coral reef conservation.
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In the world of business, the one investment that always pays off is staff training. Your people are what kept the organisation running, and are the face of your brand. Better training results in better customer service, improved product quality, and increased adherence to safety practices.
Investing in an employee's training also sends a clear message: you are committed to their growth, and want to help them develop their careers. This fosters organisational loyalty, boosts confidence, and drives them to aim higher.
You also don't want to be caught in a position where there are employees you "can't afford to lose" – in other words, when they are the only ones capable of doing a certain job. Training helps reduce organisation risks and prevents downtimes.
No matter what your industry, there are many competitive benefits to teaching your employees new skills. But like any other investment, results will vary depending on your execution. Are you doing it correctly?
According to RAM Training Services, having a good training department is essential. Instructors should be qualified, preferably with a Certificate IV in Training and Assessment. This ensures that they know how to communicate with different types of learners, and maximises productivity.
Courses should be structured, yet with a focus on cooperative learning. Instructors should encourage questions, and there should be evaluations and quizzes to gauge the effectiveness of the lessons.
Apply knowledge immediately. When your employees learn new skills, give them the opportunity to make use of them on the job. This develops their capabilities, rather than letting them forget it and be unable to deliver when the need does arise.
In-house training shouldn't be the only thing you focus on, too. If the opportunity arises to send your key staff to a valuable workshop or class, then don't hesitate to make the plans. Employees will often learn much more outside the company, and they can share this with their co-workers.


Do you also tend to lose things just by simply going out of the house? Most likely some of us here also misplace our stuff even just by staying stationary in our houses or basically wherever we are. Now, for us who are just like these people we've mentioned earlier, then it has become more imperative than ever to stock up on badge holders! Quality samples of these are available here.
Okay, so probably some of us here are asking what badge holders are and what these are for. Well, basically a badge holder is a way to hold identification tags, name tags, I. D. cards, and the like. So when we say badge holder, it's like we're asking, in what way are we going to display this tag or card on my stuff or on ourbody. We could assume here therefore that these holders actually take on many forms. There are the basic clips, tags, necklaces or lanyards, hooks, and reels. You can find them all here.We can even opt for added protection with either hard or soft plastic containers which are called protectors but for us is actually the original badge holders, if you will ask us. That's because these are actually those envelope like containers where we slip our I. D. cards in. So the other types just function to keep those things in the places where we intend them to be, such as our bags, luggage, and yes, our necks. Click here so you can have a better view of all our badge holder options.
This one is self-explanatory, but let me use this opportunity to expound further. With a badge holder, all you have to do is clip, hook, or hang, and in seconds, you have got a bag that is labeled with the proper identification of its owner, or a person who does not need to shout out his name any more to be identified. Find one that is most convenient for you here.
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Dusk is supposed to start at 6:57 p.m. on October 31st. While most houses will turn on their porch lights for trick-or-treaters at 6 p.m., it's important to provide children with flashlights & fresh batteries. Consider adding reflective tape or striping to costumes and trick-or-treat bags for greater visibility. This will make your children visible to any cars driving through the neighborhood. Instruct your children to travel only in familiar, well-lit areas and avoid trick-or-treating alone.
Make sure that your little trick-or-treaters have shoes that fit well and costumes that are short enough to prevent tripping, entanglement or contact with flame. Because masks can limit or block eyesight, consider non-toxic makeup and decorative hats as safer alternatives. Hats should fit properly to prevent them from sliding over eyes. Lastly, makeup should be tested ahead of time on a small patch of skin to ensure there are no unpleasant surprises on the big day.
To get your home ready for receiving visiting trick-or-treaters, remove anything from the porch and front yard that a child could trip over such as garden hoses, toys, bikes and lawn decorations. Any wet leaves or snow should be swept from sidewalks and steps. Replace any outdoor lights or burned-out bulbs. Lastly, if you have any pets, be sure to restrain them from inadvertently jumping on or biting a trick-or-treater.
Checking candy for potential hazards before allowing your children to consume it is a great way to keep your family safe. Many local police departments provide community support by scanning candy for potential contamination. Here are a few additional tips from that will help you distinguish potential hazards.
Disregard anything that is not commercially wrapped, such as homemade baked goods.
Parents of young children should remove any choking hazards such as gum or hard candies.
If you find any candy that has been tampered with call your local police department immediately.
Always remember when in doubt, throw it out! Sticking to some of these basic safety tips should ensure a fun and safe evening for everyone. Happy Halloween!
Renting an apartment can be scary. As you consider available options for your new home, you likely search for a clean, affordable apartment in a safe neighborhood. But before you can check if those qualities are being met, you first have to make sure it's a real listing.
Rental scams are one of the fastest-growing types of fraud nationwide. With help from the internet, apartment-searching is easier than ever. Unfortunately, that convenience has a price. Anyone can list a unit "for rent" for any price. While most listings are legitimate, some are not. With a few pictures and emails, scammers can convince you they actually have a luxury apartment available.
Check rental prices of similar-sized apartments in the area. Research the average renting price in most major cities. If an apartment is being offered for considerably cheaper than most others, it's probably a scam.
If the landlord has a supposedly tragic reason for the low rental cost, don't be fazed. Odds are the story isn't true. If it is, let someone else help your poor landlord-to-be.
If the posting is written in poor English, be cautious. Legitimate companies usually use listing agents who have experience writing postings; individual lessors are rare. If you're asked to wire money – especially if you haven't seen the apartment yet – that's a scam. "Showing fees" and "pre-screening charges" do not exist. Don't ever rent an apartment, sign a lease, or pay a deposit without seeing the actual apartment.
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Wherever possible, try to work with someone local. Ask the person offering the apartment to meet you in person and show you the property so you can see it's real and not inhabited by someone who doesn't want to move.
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There are many online forums dedicated to outing scammers. If you notice something off-putting about your potential landlord, add a post and move on.
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Move over, breakfast! Lunch is the new king. Recent studies show that employees who take a lunch break are more likely to be productive in the afternoon and avoid long-term burnout. But lunch's sudden popularity has negative effects, specifically the enormous amounts of money Americans spend each week dining out for lunch. Looking for an alternative to sushi five times a week? The best answer is the simplest: brown-bag it.
Studies show that eating out for lunch can cost between $1,500 and $2,500 per year. However, with some planning, you can spend as little as $5 per brown-bag lunch. Five meals a week, times $5 per meal, times 48 working weeks equals only $1,200, adding $1,300 to your year. Interested?
Here are three tips to jump-start your new lunch habit!
There are several money saving ways to outsmart your supermarket while grocery shopping. First, bring your headphones! Listening to upbeat music makes you shop faster and buy less of what you don't need.
Second, do a pre-checkout audit of your cart. Grocery stores design their checkout lanes to discourage people from returning items to the shelves. Don't be afraid to pass off any items you realize you don't need to a nearby employee.
In the land of lunch, sandwiches rule. One thing that can change, though, is pre-sliced deli meats, which can get very expensive. There are a few alternatives.
First, you can order large cuts from the butcher counter and have the butcher trim it for you. You'll get sandwich-sized cuts of deli meats for a fraction of the cost. That can save you about 30 percent compared with buying everything pre-cut.
Second, think barbecue. Most proteins cooked in barbecue sauce are delicious; a slow cooker makes it easy. Drop your cuts of meat in the pot, cover with sauce, and cook on low for a few hours. You can shred them with a fork for delicious barbecue sandwiches all week long.
Pack ahead. Prepare the pieces for all your lunches at the beginning of the week and store them in the refrigerator for easy grabbing at a moment's notice.
Double your dinners. Doubling recipes and making larger dinners is an easy way to ensure lunch for the next day. This tip will save you time and cut down on food waste.
Be prepared to turn down co-workers who invite you to eat out with them by thinking of a response in advance.
Still getting a "break" with your lunch will make the transition easier. Brown-bagging your lunch doesn't mean being chained to your desk. Weather permitting, you can eat in a nearby park, or sit in your car.
You can easily save at least $1,300 a year by brown-bagging your lunches. Try it today! Have any money saving lunch tips of your own? Share them below.
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Why my fan don't work... How to activate the fan?
I have a problem with my oldie laptop. I had installed VL 5.8 Gold Std in my laptop Toshiba Satellite 2060CDS to approach for a more time this equipment.
Three months ago, I had installed the same distro and the fan of my laptop works fine! No overheat!
Yesterday I had installed again VL but my laptop works fine during 15 minutes and only halt the system due an 90°C temperature in CPU.
How to solve this problem? The laptop is my diary work-tool!
Re: Why my fan don't work... How to activate the fan?
First you have to check is your fan really broken.
If it is not broken, than youhave to check whether you installed power management, acpi and lm-sensors packages.
ACPI is possible to check during setup of your comp after installation of packages.
Please check that and give us feedback on your potential problems.
The fan don't fail. I has tested this with another one installation. I used Knoppix 5.10 and Ubuntu 7.04 (LiveCD Versions) and it works fine.
I think that this problem is from an error into configuration and think that exist a configuration to setup it too.
Suggest me several test to do it and feedback my results to community.
OK, then, do you have lm-sensors and ACPI enabled in your laptop?
lm-sensors ispackage that you should find in your Gslapt.
What is exactly type of your computer?
I've been meaning to write a Toshiba laptop HOW-TO. This is a great example of why.
The toshiba and toshiba_acpi modules are the really important ones. Make sure you put this somewhere in rc.modules where it's unconditionally executed (not in an if stanza). You can enable these modules in your current session by executing the modprobe commands in a terminal window as root.
I'd also recommend installing the toshutils and toshset packages, both located in our Extra repository. toshutils has a fan command that will work on your laptop, both for displaying your fan status and for forcing it on if you feel it's necessary.
i have pretty much the same problem, but already at the installation process. when starting up, the fan runs as i expect him to, even with all the live-cd's i tested it's working well on my pentium II 400 with 196mb ram. after choosing the boot kernel (tried "linux" and "linux2") at the vl-5.8 gold standard installation procedure it stops and some message saying that the temperature is critical appears and the pc shuts down.
is there a chance to install it anyway?
maybe some of developers will respond since obviously deamon that manage such issue is not loaded probably because of some reason does not recognize your controller/sensor for temp. properly.
please be patient and come to chat and ask question.
I think you need to find out what kernel modules are needed for your computer, start from the console, insert the proper modules with the modprobe command and then re-start the install script. I am not an expert on those things, but if you post the exact model of your computer, I am sure some members of the forum could help you to find the modules and finish the install.
Try disabling ACPI in BIOS, see if the fan still cuts off. If fan still cuts off, then disable APM in BIOS also, if BIOS has setting for APM.
If that works, then you will probably have to append lilo.conf for shutdown issues.
Overview: To resolve this issue, you pass power management responsibilities (initialization?) from firmware to software. It's possible that the BIOS firmware conflicts (competes) with the kernel for control in this circumstance, causing power management to be abandoned by both during boot, ie., the fan stops.
When you get around to editing lilo.conf, I'll give you more assistance.
"lm-sensors ispackage that you should find in your Gslapt."
I tried different spellings, etc. I also did a search for it on my computer.
Could it be that I need a different repository entry?
fishing around trying to find out how to use it.
I'll just do a search on my computer again and go from there.. also, "man lm-sensors"
You probably don't want to leave the testing repository permanently enabled in your /etc/slapt-get/slapt-getrc file. As the name implies these are packages that aren't fully tested yet and if you do an automated upgrade you'll likely get packages that will cause breakage. Extra and patches as the ones you want to leave enabled.
Thank you for that, caitlyn. I'd seen that mentioned before in these forums; I'll yank testing out of there.
[EDIT] Also, I just discovered that my fan does not run in Vector at all! I have acpi and lmsensors installed.


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Governing the agency agreement between Screen Artists Pty Ltd trading as Screentalent and you the Talent/Performer.
The following are the standard terms and conditions between Screentalent and you, the Performer for representation by Screentalent for all work obtained through Screentalent. These terms apply to all dealings between Screentalent and you and contain the entire agreement between us regarding the matters contained herein and neither party shall be bound by any undertakings, representations, warranties, promises or the like not recorded herein. No alterations, cancellations, variation of or additions shall be of any force or effect unless reduced to writing and signed by a Director of Screentalent.
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Screentalent is rarely responsible for deducting tax and paying super in relation to wages of the performer. The production that employs the performer usually deducts tax and pays super. Screentalent will only deduct tax if the production cannot such as when the production is produced by an overseas entity in Australia or is otherwise not able to deduct PAYG and the performer has worked in Australia.
The wages received by Screentalent on the performer's behalf are usually the gross in come owed to the performer minus the tax deducted by the production. It is important that you have your tax file number when you attend work as failure to complete a Tax File Number Declaration prior to payment being made will result in the Marginal Tax Rate being retained for tax purposes. A variable rate of tax applies for film and television production work however taxation for performers involved in TVC work is calculated at 20% of the gross amount earned if a Tax File Number Declaration is completed. Performers are not required to claim the tax free threshold to obtain the 20% rate however if a tax file number is not quoted the Marginal Tax Rate is deducted. Tax rules in effect from October 2002 provide that there is no longer provision for performers to quote an ABN to enable PAYG exclusion. Should you attend a production and no TFND forms are available to complete please download from the ATO website,complete and send to Screentalent at the earliest convenience.
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Managing the Political and Practical: Nepal's Constituent Assembly Elections, 2006-2008
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Appointed chairman of Nepal's Election Commission in October 2006, Bhojraj Pokharel faced an uphill battle. One month after his appointment, a peace agreement between major political parties and Maoist rebels ended a 10-year conflict and set the stage for elections to a Constituent Assembly that would write a new constitution. An interim government would choose a new electoral system and set the rules for the contest. With the Maoists threatening to resume hostilities if the elections did not take place on schedule, Pokharel, a former civil servant with no previous experience managing elections, had to work quickly. His main goal was to ensure the elections were maximally inclusive, free of fraud and peaceful so as to avoid giving the parties reason to pull out of the electoral process or boycott the results and send the country back into chaos. Pokharel worked closely with the interim government, providing valuable information and counsel on electoral rules and requirements. He oversaw the updating of voter lists, hired poll workers and helped assemble a special police service. Political squabbling forced the commission to delay the elections twice, yet as the chief architect of the process, Pokharel managed to keep the parties engaged. In April 2008, Nepalese citizens finally went to the polls. Although there was violence during the campaign period and on election day, as well as reports of voting irregularities, the election strengthened the fragile peace. The Maoists joined the government, and democratically elected representatives began the difficult task of drawing up a new constitution. In 2012, the peace continued to hold even though persistent disagreements in the Constituent Assembly had stymied efforts to produce a constitution.
Michael Scharff drafted this case study based on interviews conducted in Kathmandu, Nepal, in December 2010 and using an interview conducted by Rushda Majeed in July 2011. Case published in June 2012. Most ISS case studies rest on large numbers of interviews. This case study was informed in large part by an interview with Bhojraj Pokharel, who served as chief election commissioner of the Election Commission of Nepal from 2006 to 2008.
Associated Interview(s): Neel Kantha Uprety
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by Charleston Lim
May 4, 2017 at 9:35 AM May 4, 2017 at 9:35 AM
Apple has just recently published a new page on its website which outlines their apparent contribution to the country in the form of the jobs it has created across all 50 states. According to Apple, it apparently managed to generate more than 2 million jobs in 2016.
Jobs created across all states
The company reportedly spent over $50 billion through the different payments made to its 9,000 US-based suppliers. Through their orders of different components and other goods, the company has managed to create close to 90,000 jobs across all their different suppliers and manufacturers in the US alone.
Their supply chain also continues to benefit from the company's success in its different offerings through increased orders and further expansions of their respective businesses.
Through Apple's different stores and offices spread across the country, it has employed more than 80,000 people, which has increased from the 76,000 jobs it had reportedly generated last year. The company also revealed that almost all of the 50 states have an Apple Store within their major cities and at least 29 cities do have offices with around 250 employees.
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A big increase year-over-year
The total number of jobs that has been generated from its suppliers and manufacturers rose from 361,000 in 2015 to 450,000 jobs in 2016.
Similarly, Apple stated that it has increased its employment outside of Cupertino, California by 28 folds since 2000. All-in-all the company's employment numbers has grown by 1,500 percent since it started. Apple is, of course, planning to gradually increase that number by opening additional Apple Stores and offices in other areas.
Jobs generated from the app developer community
Apple's App Store ecosystem has also grown dramatically over the past few years with more and more apps being added each day. App and game developers continue to thrive in the app marketplace with companies reportedly earning a total of $16 billion in sales since 2008. US-based app developers reportedly employ over 1.5 million workers as of 2016, with that number continually growing.
Big investment for 2017 and beyond
Apple CEO Tim Cook previously announced that his company was going to be creating a new fund that will directly be focusing on Advanced Manufacturing. The company will reportedly put in $1 billion towards that effort, which is expected to drive US job creation even further within the year and throughout the years that will follow.
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November Creates Physical and Digital Design for and About Everyone
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For digital accessibility expert November Champion, the simple willingness to say YES when others would not, transformed a job into a purpose-driven mission, both personal and professional in nature.
At the time, November worked in product development for Tomson Reuters in Minneapolis. The company was about to roll out WestlawNext, its latest online research platform for attorneys and paralegals.
But first, the product had to be updated to meet accessibility standards set forth by Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act and Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.0. Viewed by many as tedious and burdensome red tape, no one was up to the task – no one except November.
"Back then, the way you made a name for yourself in my department was to take a project no one else wanted," November remembers. "It was a federal contract, so these accessibility changes needed to be made before we could even do the RFP [Request for Proposal]. That was a chore no one wanted, but it sounded interesting, and I like to learn, so I gladly took it on."
When it came time for beta testing of WestlawNext, Tomson Reuters sent November on a two-week, multi-city tour of law firms, conducting in-person observations of how attorneys with disabilities interact with the product. The experience had a swift and profound impact on the course of November's career.
"The first session I did was with a blind attorney in a pretty small law office," November recounts. "So we're wrapping up, just shooting some B-roll [supplemental or alternative footage intercut with the main shot] of her walking through the office with her guide dog. We asked if there was anything she wanted to tell our developers back home.
"She said, 'I want to thank you for doing this work because I wouldn't be able to have a job otherwise. My firm couldn't afford to have a reader for me 24-7, so without access to this online platform, I wouldn't be able to work.' That completely shifted my motivation and focus to the importance of digital accessibility."
November clerked at various firms herself as she made her way through law school at St. Louis University, picking up what was then a part-time Account Representative gig with Thomson Reuters along the way. But as graduation approached in 2002, she no longer viewed the legal profession as a good fit. When a full-time opportunity opened up at Thomson Reuters, she didn't hesitate to pounce on it.
"During law school, I began to discover that I'm not the type of person who can just leave work at work," November acknowledges. "So the Thomson Reuters job was perfect timing because I still wasn't sure what I was going to do with my life at that point."
As it turned out, digital accessibility became her professional focus. She served in a number of capacities over an 11-year stint at Thomson Reuters, eventually relocating to the home office in Minneapolis where she worked as a Product Developer and User Experience engineer — evaluating, designing and implementing accessibility protocols for WestlawNext and related products within the legal and educational space.
In 2013, November returned to St. Louis to take an online accessibility strategist position with a large financial institution. Here, her first task was to drive a cultural shift within the organization, encouraging colleagues to prioritize accessibility throughout the entire development process rather than relegating it to afterthought status — a regulatory box that must be checked at the end of the project with little consideration given.
Although November's job title has changed a time or two, inclusive design in the digital space remains her primary focus. After streamlining existing protocols for product development and quality assurance, November introduced a comprehensive accessibility program to be implemented across the entire enterprise.
Accessibility isn't just a nine-to-five job for November, either. She's also a founding member of a11ySTL, a networking group for people interested in inclusive design in the digital realm. She hopes a11ySTL will create more accessibility advocates, even if they have to be a little sneaky about it.
"There are plenty of Digital Accessibility experts in places like San Francisco; Seattle; Washington, DC; and all throughout the government, but in St. Louis we don't really have as many people with this type of experience," November observes. "There are a lot of people interested in learning, though, and I hope this can be an avenue to educating them so they can implement some of these best practices in their own jobs, covertly if necessary."
Because inclusive design is just as crucial in the built environment as it is in the digital space, November recently became a member of the Universal Design Summit 7 Steering Committee. While building a house and building a website require very different skillsets, she's become increasingly aware of the overlap.
"People in my field think of Universal Design from a digital perspective. It's all about user-experience design and being inclusive, but I hadn't really thought about the similarities," November admits. "The more I'm involved in this committee and planning for the Summit next year, the more commonalities I'm seeing between the work we do in the digital space and the work that gets done in the building space."
Remodeling a house so that it is equally accessible and attractive to everyone requires a significant investment of time and money, but as November points out, a website can be made more inclusive with a few simple keystrokes.
"The issue that comes up most frequently has to do with color contrast. For instance, designers like to use light gray text on a white background, which is impossible for many people to read," November explains. "It's the easiest thing; it doesn't cost anything extra to fix. It's often just one tiny, six-digit piece of code that needs to be changed, but it's one that can have the biggest impact."
Universal Design goes way beyond meeting minimum standards for accessibility; it creates spaces that are equally usable and welcoming for everyone to the greatest extent possible. Admittedly, it's a big job, and November implores architects of all kinds to remember who they're doing the work for.
"Design is about people, whether it's in the physical space or the digital realm," November concludes. "If you don't include people with disabilities in your usability studies, then you'll come up with something that technically complies with the law but doesn't offer a good user experience."
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By Aug. 31, all of the 8,000 taxicabs in the District of Columbia will have digital meters instead of hard-wired analog meters.
As part of a digital transformation initiative, the city's Department of For-Hire Vehicles is requiring all taxi drivers to replace their traditional meters with a tablet or smartphone that will be equipped with a digital meter application. The app, similar to the ones used by ride-hailing services like Uber or Lyft, will display the progress of the trip, the fare, a map of the taxi's route, and an estimated time of arrival.
Drivers' tablets, with the app up and running, will be mounted in the vehicle so that passengers can view information on their ride.
Although taxi drivers are required to install the free app on their devices, customers do not have to download the app. The app allows customers to pay with credit cards and "tap-and-go" payment options, but cash will still be accepted. Customers who download the app will be able to order cabs from their phones and select whether they want a limousine or a smaller standard cab.
Digital meters have the potential to save drivers quite a bit of money. They will not have to pay to recalibrate their meters, a $50 maintenance check analog systems require every couple of months. Waters said that drivers could save $2,000 to $2,500 with the new app system.
The new meters provide a way for taxis to keep pace with ride-hailing services that have grown increasingly popular over the past few years. Waters said the digital meters will make the District's cab industry more competitive with Uber and Lyft.
Waters said that the city will monitor cabs as they make the transition away from analog meters, which will be automatically shut off on Aug. 31. The app itself is scheduled to be released in the coming weeks.
As with any system of connected devices, digital meters present cybersecurity concerns that analog meters did not pose. Waters said the department will ensure the systems meet standard security requirements.
"The security concerns have been considered," Waters said.
Although the District is the first major city in the country to transition to digital meters, Waters said he expects other cities will follow suit, and that several have reached out with questions on how to make a similar shift.


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Mysterious underground fire has been burning near Yosemite for 5 years
Mike Moffitt, SFGATE|on September 10, 2019
U.S. Forest Service crews are conducting controlled burns to reduce fuels in the Rosasco Meadow area of the Stanislaus National Forest west of Yosemite, where a strange underground fire is burning. The fire has been smoldering for at least five years, and foresters aren't sure what caused it or how it's being fueled.
U.S. Forest Service crews are conducting controlled burns to reduce fuels in the Rosasco Meadow area of the Stanislaus National Forest west of Yosemite, where a strange underground fire is burning. The fire has
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For at least five years, a fire has been burning underground in the Stanislaus Forest west of Yosemite, and foresters say they have no idea what started it or exactly how big it is.
The blaze is smoldering near Rosasco Meadow, roughly seven miles west of Yosemite National Park and 12 miles southwest of the town of Twain Harte. It lies under terrain scorched by the massive Rim Fire in 2013.
Groveland District Ranger Jim Junette, who oversees the Stanislaus Forest's southern area, told the Modesto Bee last week that that rangers are baffled by fire, which has consumed tree roots in a circular area with a 400-foot diameter. Junette said they aren't sure how deep the fire goes or what is fueling it because it's too dangerous to get a close look.
In 2015, the Union Democrat reported that the "Rosasco Fire," described by the Forest Service as a "holdover heat signature from the Rim Fire," was burning over 3.4 acres. The article did not mention it being underground.
Junette said wildfires sometimes flare up after a year, but never this long. He ruled out lightning as a possible ignition cause after checking weather records.
An old logging railroad grade winds by to the east of Rosasco Meadow. Junette told the Bee that it's possible that the remains of creosote-treated ties could be a fuel source for the fire.
ALSO: Woman, 29, dies in fall from Half Dome cables in Yosemite
Subterranean fires have been known to burn for decades, but most are in coal-mining areas. For example, the Centralia mine fire has been smoldering for more than 50 years under the now abandoned town of Centralia in Pennsylvania's anthracite region.
Since the Rosasco Meadow fire has flared up at least twice since 2014, igniting dead vegetation and tree falls, U.S. Forest Service crews are performing controlled burns in the area to reduce woody fuels and lessen the chance of an out-of-control fire. The burns are reportedly expected to continue through Thursday.
Mike Moffitt is an SFGATE Digital Reporter. Email: moffitt@sfgate.com. Twitter: @Mike_at_SFGate.
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Secrets of the Serial Set: Susan B. Anthony and Women's Suffrage
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June 26, 2019 Tara Hutchinson
This month, HeinOnline continues its Secrets of the Serial Set series with a consideration of Susan B. Anthony, her trial, and women's suffrage in general.
Secrets of the Serial Set is a new monthly blog series from HeinOnline dedicated to unveiling the wealth of American history found in the United States Congressional Serial Set. Join us each month to explore notable events in U.S. history with the primary sources themselves. Prepare to be blown away by what the Serial Set has to offer.
ABOUT THE SERIAL SET
The United States Congressional Serial Set is considered an essential publication for studying American history. Spanning more than two centuries with more than 17,000 bound volumes, the records in this series include House and Senate Documents, House and Senate Reports, and much more. Documents cover a wide variety of topics, including reports of executive departments and independent organizations, reports of special investigations made for Congress, and annual reports of non-governmental organizations. The Serial Set began publication in 1817 with the 15th Congress, 1st session. U.S. Congressional Documents prior to 1817 are published as the American State Papers.
THE SERIAL SET IN HEINONLINE
The Serial Set is an ongoing project in HeinOnline with the goal of adding approximately four million pages each year until the archive is completed. As of this month, more than 2.6 million pages and more than 3,300 volumes have been added since HeinOnline launched the Serial Set in October 2018. HeinOnline currently includes:
Complete indexing of the more than 17,000 volumes of the Serial Set
Full 40-year (1978-2018) content archive in HeinOnline's image-based PDF format
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U.S. CONGRESSIONAL SERIAL SET
Susan B. Anthony and Women's Suffrage
EARLY LIFE AND ACTIVISM
Born to a family of Quaker activists, Susan B. Anthony was raised among abolitionists, anti-slavery advocates, and proponents of women's rights. After moving to Rochester, New York in 1845, the Anthony family became even more immersed in social reform, becoming a part of the local Quaker reform organization known as the Congregational Friends. The Anthony home soon grew to become a gathering place for local activists, including former slave and well-known abolitionist Frederick Douglass.
Known today as a champion of women's rights, Anthony showed little interest at first in the fight for women's suffrage. Though the first women's rights convention took place nearby in Seneca Falls, Anthony did not attend. Likewise, she did not attend the Rochester Women's Rights Convention of 1848, held in her own hometown. After accepting a headmistress position for the female department of the Canajoharie Academy, Anthony became even more distanced from Quaker influences. She did voice her frustration at being paid much less than men, but had no interest in voting. It was not until she returned to her family's farm in 1849 that Anthony found herself drawn toward equal rights reform.
ENTRY INTO THE WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE MOVEMENT
In 1851, Susan B. Anthony was introduced by a mutual friend to Elizabeth Cady Stanton, an already prominent women's rights activist and an organizer of the first convention at Seneca Falls years earlier. As Anthony and Stanton grew closer, they utilized each other's strengths to develop a partnership which became crucial to the eventual success of the women's movement. Anthony, who despised writing, delivered speeches and distributed petitions created from the ideas and rhetoric of Stanton.
Anthony entered the women's rights movement as it began to gather momentum. However, the movement soon faded away with the explosion of the abolitionist movement and beginning of the Civil War. After the war, Anthony and Stanton attempted to revive the women's rights movement by holding the Eleventh National Women's Rights Convention in 1866. It was at this convention that Anthony proposed combining the two issues of African American and women's suffrage. Following Anthony's proposal, the convention voted to change its direction and name, re-establishing itself as the American Equal Rights Association (AERA). The transformation was met with resistance from many, including abolitionists themselves who requested that Anthony back down until black male suffrage had been achieved.
In a controversial move, Susan B. Anthony subsequently campaigned against the proposed Fifteenth Amendment, which would allow African Americans to vote. She stood firmly by her position, arguing that if the amendment awarded all men—including those of other races—the right to vote, it would give constitutional authority to the misconception that men are superior to women. The move caused a bitter split in the women's movement with Anthony and Stanton forming the National Woman Suffrage Association (NWSA) and notable activists Lucy Stone and Julia Ward Howe forming the competing American Woman Suffrage Association (AWSA). The opposing organizations would not merge again until 1890.
While heading the National Woman Suffrage Association (NWSA), Susan B. Anthony committed herself entirely to the women's suffrage movement and the new organization. By the late 1860s, the movement gradually began to yield results, with women's suffrage granted in Wyoming in 1869 and in Utah in 1870. In 1871, a convention of the NWSA developed a new strategy, encouraging women to attempt to vote. After being denied, the women would then file federal lawsuits on the basis of the recently adopted Fourteenth Amendment which stated that "No State shall make or enforce any law which shall abridge the privileges or immunities of citizens of the United States."
ANTHONY'S ARREST AND TRIAL
Emboldened by the new strategy of the NWSA, Susan B. Anthony and fourteen other women cast ballots in the 1872 election between President Ulysses S. Grant and Horace Greeley. On November 18th, Anthony was arrested and charged with illegally voting in the presidential election. Though the fourteen other women were also arrested, they were released on bail pending the results of Anthony's trial. Anthony, however, refused to post bail. The resulting trial, fraught with controversy, garnered national attention and is viewed as a turning point for the women's rights movement.
The trial, United States v. Susan B. Anthony, began on June 17th, 1873. Numerous complications surrounded the trial, including that (1) Anthony was tried in federal courts, though accused of violating a state law, (2) presiding Justice Ward Hunt had never previously served as a trial judge, (3) Hunt presided alone, while standard practice necessitated two judges.
Though Anthony asked for permission to testify on her own behalf, Justice Hunt denied her request, referring to a previously established rule of common law which prohibited criminal defendants from testifying in federal courts. Anthony was thus forbidden to speak until after the final verdict had been delivered.
One of the largest controversies surrounding the trial occurred when Justice Hunt delivered his written opinion that Anthony was guilty and directed the jury to deliver a guilty verdict, denying her a trial by jury. On the third day of the trial, when Justice Hunt allowed Anthony to speak, she responded with a speech now renowned in the history of women's suffrage. Though quickly ordered by Hunt to be silent and seated, Anthony protested the violation of her rights as a U.S. citizen and chastised the judge for denying her a trial by jury. She further stated that had he allowed her a trial by jury, he still would have violated her right to a trial by a jury of her peers due to the fact that women were forbidden from being jurors.
Justice Hunt sentenced Susan B. Anthony to a fine of $100 as punishment for her charges. Anthony responded that she would not pay a dollar of the fine. Had she been taken into custody until the fine had been paid, Anthony would have been able to file a writ of habeas corpus and take her case to the Supreme Court. Instead, Justice Hunt effectively blocked any potential for legal recourse by announcing that Anthony would be released. Subsequent attempts to collect Anthony's fine failed, and the fine was left unpaid.
Anthony and Suffrage in the Serial Set
In January of 1874, Susan B. Anthony petitioned Congress for a remission of the fine, claiming that the ruling from Justice Hunt had been unjust given that he denied her a trial by jury.
View the petition in HeinOnline's U.S. Congressional Serial Set and read Anthony's own words describing the events of her trial. Navigate to the home page of the database and perform a basic full-text search for "Susan B. Anthony" AND "petition" AND "1874" to find the petition itself as the first result.
Other results from the same search further illustrate the aftermath of the Susan B. Anthony trial and petition. Upon receiving Anthony's petition, Justice Hunt's ruling was debated by the House and Senate Judiciary Committees. View the House report on the petition here. Later, Congressman Benjamin Butler introduced a bill to remit Anthony's fine, though it ultimately did not pass.
Susan B. Anthony's fight for woman suffrage did not end with her trial. In 1879, Anthony (along with Stanton and others) asked the Judiciary Committees to provide for an amendment to the Constitution protecting the rights of women citizens. View the memorial here.
A year later, Anthony and others presented their arguments for women's suffrage before the Judiciary Committee. Users can find these arguments, including those of Susan B. Anthony, in the Serial Set, too.
In 1900, Anthony was succeeded as president of the National American Woman Suffrage Association by Carrie Chapman Catt. Catt revived the work of the NAWSA, redirecting the organization's focus toward a federal amendment protecting women's suffrage. In 1914, a constitutional amendment for women's suffrage—nicknamed the "Susan B. Anthony Amendment"—was finally proposed and considered by the Senate. After numerous rejections, the "Anthony Amendment" was passed as the Nineteenth Amendment on May 21, 1919.
Users can find the House Report and minority views on the proposal for a nineteenth amendment in the Serial Set, as well. Perform an Advanced Search from HeinOnline's Serial Set home page by selecting the blue hyperlink under the main search bar. Change the drop-down boxes to search by keywords and year. In the Keyword search boxes, type "amendment" and "suffrage." In the box next to Year, type "1919." Select the Search button to view the amendment proposal as the first result.
Help Us Complete the Project
If your library holds all or part of the Serial Set, and you are willing to assist us in completing this project, please contact Shannon Hein at 716-882-2600 or shein@wshein.com. HeinOnline would like to give a special thanks to Wayne State University, University of Utah, and UC Hastings for their generous contributions which have resulted in the steady growth of HeinOnline's U.S. Congressional Serial Set.
We will continue to need help from the library community to complete this project. Download an Excel file listing the missing volumes of the Serial Set below:
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Senator Patrick Testin Listening Session - Remington
On Feb. 16, State Senator Patrick Testin (Stevens Point) will hold four listening sessions throughout the 24th Senate District. Members of the public and the press are invited to attend these sessions where Senator Testin will listen to questions, concerns, and ideas.
"Over the last two years, I've held nineteen listening sessions in Wood and Portage Counties, and I'm excited about these next four," said Senator Testin. "I look forward to hearing from folks about the issues that matter most to them."
The listening sessions will take place at the following locations and times: Town of Remington: Bucks 'n' Berries, 1699 State Rd. 80, Babcock, 9-10 a.m.; Pittsville Community Library, 5291 Third Ave., Pittsville, 10:30-11:15 a.m.; and the Bunny Hop Café, 601 Main St., Junction City, noon-1 p.m.
February 16, 2019 at 9am - 10am Eastern Time (US & Canada)
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