VB Migration Partner can recognize and correctly convert a 3rd-party (non-Microsoft) ActiveX control only if a wrapper class exists for it. To create such a wrapper class you use the AxWrapperGen utility.
NOTE: you don't need to run AxWrapperGen if the ActiveX control is written in VB6 and you have its source code. In such case you can just convert the ActiveX Control project with VB Migration Partner as usual and then deploy the resulting DLL as explained in the "Deploying the wrapper class" section below. If the ActiveX control is used only by a few client projects you might also group them in a VB6 project group (*.vbg) and convert all of them in a single operation.
AxWrapperGen is a tool that is part of the VB Migration Partner package. (You can find it in the main installation directory, which by default is C:\Program Files\Code Architects\VB Migration Partner.) It is a command-line utility, therefore you must open a command window and run AxWrapperGen from there. You can read the complete AxWrapperGen reference in chapter 4 of our online manual.
We also recommend that you read the A smart approach to 3rd-party ActiveX control conversion whitepaper to become familiar with the concept of wrapper classes, ActiveX control migration and ActiveX control replacement.
IMPORTANT NOTE: You can run AxWrapperGen only on ActiveX controls for which you own the design-time license.
AxWrapperGen runs the AxImp tool – which is part of the .NET Framework SDK – behind the scenes, to generate two DLLs that work as the RCW (Runtime Component Wrapper) for the selected control. For example, the mscal.ocx control generates the following two files: msacal.dll and axmsacal.dll. You can specify the following five options, which AxWrapperGen passes to AxImp: /keyfile, /keycontainer, /publickey, /delaysign, and /source. For more information, read .NET Framework SDK documentation.
* The first class of each pair works as a wrapper for the original ActiveX control.
* The second class of each pair provides support during the migration process.
In our example, the MSCAL.OCX file contains only one ActiveX control, therefore only two classes will be created: the class named VB6Calendar inherits from AxMSACAL.AxCalendar and wraps the ActiveX control; the second class is named VB6Calendar_Support and inherits from VB6ControlSupportBase. This *_Support class is instantiated and used by VB Migration Partner during the migration process, but is never used at runtime during execution.
NOTE: if the ActiveX control in question uses databinding to display database data using DAO and the "classic" Data control, converting it with AxWrapperGen is pretty useless, because the resulting .NET control won't find any Data control on the migrated form. Unfortunately, DAO databinding relies on a number of undocumented, proprietary Microsoft interfaces that cannot be implemented under .NET. This is the reason why VB Migration Partner doesn't (and can't) support the DBGrid32, DBCombo and DBList ActiveX controls, nor any other control whose main purpose is being bound to a DAO Data control. The same reasoning apply to controls that bind to the RDC Data control.
In most cases AxWrapperGen generates a wrapper class – or a set of wrapper classes - that compiles with no errors to a .NET DLL (NetCalendar.dll in our example). This DLL depends on at least the two DLLs that were generated by AxImp (AxMSCAL.dll and MSACAL.dll in our example), plus other files that AxImp may generate. You should consider all these DLLs as a single deployment unit and to always move all of them together when advised to do so.
If the AxWrapperGen-generated project compiles correctly, the next step is to deploy the set of DLLs to a folder where VB Migration Partner can find it.
If you later fix and recompile the wrapper class project you have to manually copy again the wrapper class to VB Migration Partner's folder. It's easy to skip this important step, in which case VB Migration Partner continues to use the previous (presumably bugged) DLL version without showing any error message.
As noted above, you must remember to also copy all dependency DLLs. At times this set of DLLs includes one or more files that are already present in VB Migration Partner's folder, either because they were installed with VB Migration Partner itself – for example, the ADODB.dll – or because they were deployed there when migrating another ActiveX control. If you overwrite these DLLs many strange and unexpected behaviors may result.
Remember that the pragma file must be stored in the same folder as the VB6 project you are converting to .NET.
In some cases the wrapper class doesn't compile correctly and you have to manually fix these problems before continuing. Even if the wrapper class compiles correctly, however, it is a good idea to revising and polishing it before proceeding.
NOTE: all the common actions that need to be performed on a wrapper class are summarized in the "Instructions" remark regions at the top of the wrapper class. This section expands on the recommendations described in that section.
If these strings don't match exactly, VB Migration Partner fails to replace the original ActiveX control with this wrapper class during the migration step. After receiving and solving tons of support queries from our customers, we concluded that name mismatch is by far the most common cause of malfunctioning.
To support this feature also for the ActiveX control wrapped by the class you must assign the AlternateName property of the VB6Object property. This property doesn't appear in the AxWrapperGen-generated source code and must be added manually.
Not all the properties of the original ActiveX control can or should be migrated to .NET. For example, properties related to docking (e.g. Align), transparent background, and color palettes don't work under .NET; they can (and should) be ignored when an instance of the control is converted from a VB6 form to a .NET form.
When VB Migration Partner converts a form and all the controls it hosts from VB6 to .NET, it reads the design-time value for all the control's property from the .frm file, more precisely from the topmost portion of this file (that doesn't appear when you edit the form from inside the VB6 code editor).
The vast majority of properties appear in the .frm file with the same name you can use to read or assign the property from code, but in some cases the two names differ. If the properties differ you must instruct VB Migration Partner about the correspondence between the name in the .frm file and the name in the object's public interface. This information is conveyed in the TranslateProperties property of the VB6Object attribute, as a comma-delimited series of frmname=codename pairs.
If you notice that one or more properties of the ActiveX control aren't converted correctly by VB Migration Partner when it migrates a form, then you should open the .frm file with Notepad and check whether the properties in question have a name different from the name you see in the object browser.
Let's suppose that you realize that VB Migration Partner fails to correctly convert the design-time value of two properties – named HotTrack and Rows – of the fictitious XGrid control. In the VB6 form these properties are assign the values True and 12, respectively, but these values are lost in the migration.
NOTE: these code elements aren't generated if the ActiveX control exposes its own DataXxxx members.
If you know for sure that the control does not support data-binding – or if you know that you never use data-binding features in your client forms – then it is a good idea to remove both the Implements statement and the code region.
If the original control doesn't support "classic" drag-and-drop – or if it does, but your client application doesn't use this feature – then you should remove both the Implements statement and the code region.
Another reason for renaming an event is if its name matches a VB.NET keyword.
Regardless of the reason, you must rename the event, else the wrapper class can't compile. The naming convention that we recommend – and that we have used in our VBLibrary – is to append a "6" suffix to the original name to avoid the name collision.
If the ActiveX control exposes a property with optional parameters, then the wrapper class will expose two or more overloads of that property. If you later use the wrapper class to convert forms containing the ActiveX control, the .NET form can't be edited inside Visual Studio. The solution is to remove the overloads by manually merging them back to a property with optional parameters.
The wrapper class compiles correctly and you can use it to migrate VB6 forms that contain the VSFlexGrid control; the generated form runs and behaves correctly and everything seems to be working fine. However, if you later try to modify the .NET form inside Visual Studio you see an error message.
As you know, AxWrapperGen runs AxImp.exe behind the scenes. AxImp.exe may change the name of a member if the AxHost base class exposes a member with same name. For example, a property named EditMode might be converted into CtlEditMode, and Text might be converted into CtlText.
The problem with position- and size-related members such as these is that – in most cases – the ActiveX controls expects values expressed in pixels, whereas the client application uses values that are expressed in the current ScaleMode setting. By default, these values are in twips, but the client app might have set a different ScaleMode, including user-defined modes.
You understand that a property requires to be scaled from pixels to a different measure unit if you see that the control stretches or shrinks abnormally after the migration. For example, if a grid column is about 15x larger than it should, then the problem is likely to be a missed conversion from twips to pixels.
Here's how the RowHeight and SetTitleBar members look like after the fixes.
By default, all the public properties defined in the wrapper class appear in Visual Studio's Property window and are stored in the form's code-behind section (i.e. the *.Designer.vb file that Visual Studio creates for each form). You need to take a few additional steps if you want to hide a property in the property browser and/or prevent that its value be saved in the code-behind section (transient property).
NOTE: good candidates for the Browsable attribute are all readonly properties, unless they return an object or a collection.
' TODO: .NET properties cannot have ByRef parameters. Manually fix this code as necessary.
You can quickly find all such comments in Visual Studio's Task List window.
Basically, there are two ways to fix this problem. First, you should read the ActiveX documentation and check that – even if passed by-reference – the control never modifies the argument being passed. If this is the case you can safely modify the ByRef keyword into ByVal.
In this latter case, be prepared to modify the code in the client form to account for these two new methods.
You might experience the following problem: the ActiveX control is migrated correctly and appears to work as expected, except its size is different from the original or its size isn't preserved when the .NET form is modified inside Visual Studio's form designer.
This section summarizes the most common causes for malfunctioning. Most of them have been already described in depth elsewhere in this document.
In some cases an ActiveX control simply can't be translated to .NET and the blame isn't on AxWrapperGen. When you find out that anything isn't working as described in this document, the first thing to do is attempting to add a reference to the ActiveX control from Visual Studio and – if successful – drop an instance of the control onto a .NET form.
More in general, whenever you see that the AxWrapperGen-generated wrapper class doesn't work as expected, your first attempt should be trying to use the same feature on an ActiveX control that you manually dropped on a .NET form inside Visual Studio. If you get the same or similar error, then the problem is likely to be in Microsoft COM Interop technology.
If the names match, then the next likely cause for this problem is that you failed to correctly deploy it in a place where VB Migration Partner can find it. For more details, double-check the "Deploying the wrapper class" section.
Another possible cause for this problem is that your application consists of multiple project and they use different versions of the ActiveX control. Read this KB article for more information.
The path of the ActiveX control specified in the project .vbp file isn't correct. To ensure that the contents of the VBP file is up-to-date, please load the project in the VB6 IDE and then save it again.
This problem usually occurs if you deployed the wrapper class DLLs to VB Migration Partner's setup folder. Please notice that we recommend that you instead deploy the DLLs to a folder pointed to by an AddLibraryPath pragma, as explained in the "Deploying the wrapper class" section.
ActiveX controls store their properties in the code-behind section of a form – that is, the *.Designer.vb file – like standard .NET controls, except they use to pack all property values in a special binary property named OcxState. During the conversion process, VB Migration Partner generates the value for the OcxState property, so that the control can restore all its properties when it is instantiated on a .NET form.
In some (rare) cases, VB Migration Partner fails to generate a correct value for the OcxState property, often because the specific control uses a nonstandard mechanism to store its properties. If you realize that the control's design-time properties aren't initialized correctly or if the form fails to run correctly, you should attempt to use Microsoft Upgrade Wizard (included in Visual Studio 2005 and 2008) to migrate that form and generate a valid OcxState, which you can later reuse with VB Migration Partner by means of the ReuseResxFiles pragma.
For more information, please read this KB article: [PRB] ActiveX controls aren't migrated correctly.
The control exposes properties or methods that take values that are affected by the parent form's ScaleMode. In this case you should fix the wrapper class as described in paragraph 10 of previous section.
If the control's size appear different at design-time – usually much larger than it should – then you should edit the support class, as described in paragraph 13 of previous section.
You are likely to run the client as a 64-bit application. Read this KB article for more information.
Read paragraph 2 in "Fixing and polishing the wrapper class" section.
Once your wrapper class works well, you can use VB Migration Partner to convert all the VB6 projects that use that ActiveX control. However, keep in mind that the resulting .NET project will still depend on COM and ActiveX legacy technologies, which is usually undesirable in the long run.
To get rid of this dependency you must edit the wrapper class so that it inherits from a "pure" .NET control rather than the ActiveX control. This section describes all the steps you must take to do the replacement.
The first thing to do is deciding which .NET control you want to use to replace the legacy ActiveX control. In general, you should select a .NET control that has all the features that you need (among those exposed by the ActiveX control) and, preferably, a control that exposes an object model that is similar to the programming interface of the ActiveX control.
If the vendor of the original ActiveX control is still in business and if it released a .NET version of the original control, then the decision is obvious. This is the case, for example, of the majority of the controls that were sold by companies such as Sheridan (which changed its name into Infragistics), or Apex and VideoSoft (which joined in the company named ComponentOne).
Many VB6 developers used 3rd-party ActiveX controls only because the corresponding VB6 built-in control wasn't powerful enough. This is the case, for example, of the many "super textbox" controls offered by companies such as Crescent and MicroHelp. Most of these ActiveX controls can be conveniently replaced by the controls that are included in the System.Windows.Forms namespace, in which case you don't have to purchase any additional control.
Also notice that you should delete the DependsOnAssemblies property of the VB6Object attribute, to inform VB Migration Partner that this class doesn't depend on the ActiveX DLLs any longer.
As soon as you change the Inherits class, many compilation errors will appear in the wrapper class when the MyBase keyword is used, because the new .NET control has programming interface that differs from the ActiveX control.
The Name, Index, Parent, and Container properties are part of the IVB6Control interface, which must be exposed by all controls that are converted by VB Migration Partner. The code that AxWrapperGen emits for these properties is correct, thus you don't need to remark them out.
The Left, Top, Width, and Height properties are always error-free and are mandatory, therefore you don't need to remark them.
The ZOrder, Move, and Focus methods are always common to all controls and don't need to be commented.
The list of members that you can safely leave uncommented includes ToolTipText, MousePointer, MouseIcon, Object, and all FontXxxx properties.
NOTE: as modified in this example, the support class does nothing and might be completely removed from the DLL that contains the wrapper class. Don't do that now, however, because you might later find out that some nonstandard actions must be necessary during the migration process.
An ActiveX control – especially complex controls such as grids and charting controls – expose literally hundreds of properties, methods, and events. In general you don't want the wrapper class implement all of them, because it would be a huge waste of time in most cases. The members that you really want to implement are only those that your VB6 client projects actually use.
You compile the wrapper class (with most members still remarked out – see previous point), use VB Migration Partner to migrate the VB6 project(s) and take note of all compilation errors caused by the members that the wrapper class should expose but doesn't.
You use a code analysis tool to analyze the VB6 code and automatically create this list for you. One of the best VB6 code analysis tool we know is VBDepend, so you can download a demo version and check how well it can create this list for you.
Now that you know which properties and methods the wrapper class must implement, you can start uncommenting them, one at a time, while fixing the statement that delegates the call to the inner base class. In completing this task you can face many different situations, which are described in following numbered paragraphs.
In this very favorable case, you can just delete the entire property or method, because it will be correctly inherited from the base .NET control.
In most cases, the .NET control implements the same functionality of the original control by means of a property or method that has a different name and/or syntax, but that behaves exactly like in the original ActiveX control.
As you see, this code intercepts the Click event coming from the inner .NET control and forwards it to all control's clients that have registered this event. This latter forwarding action must be performed by means of the VB6EventDispatcher.Raise method, else the control might fire events at the wrong time (for example, while the form is being loaded).
In most cases, these code sections can be uncommented and they will work correctly. In other cases you might need to edit the code to account for event arguments (which aren't needed in this specific case).
The cases discussed in paragraphs 6, 7, and 8 above account for the vast majority of members, but not for all of them. In remaining cases you must perform the "mapping" between the outer member (that has the original ActiveX name and syntax) and the inner member (as exposed by the .NET base control).
There are so many cases that it is virtually impossible to describe how to handle each of them. However, the key point is that the wrapper class mechanism is powerful enough to allow you to account for things such as different member names, syntax, and behavior. For example, you can alter the order in which events fire or can even prevent an event from firing.
You can now compile the ".NET-only" wrapper class to a DLL and deploy the DLL as you did with the old DLL, as described in the "Deploying the wrapper class" section.
In most cases all migrated projects will work exactly as before. In some cases, however, it might be necessary that you manually adjust projects references, to ensure that they point to the new DLL.
In some rare circumstances you might also need to convert again the client project(s). This is necessary, for example, if you modified the TranslateProperties, IgnoreMembers, or TranslateMembers properties of the VB6Object attribute.
The wrapper class approach to ActiveX control conversion and replacement is powerful enough to allow you to face even the most intricate situations.
Writing a bullet-proof wrapper class is simple, because most of the job is performed by the AxWrapperGen utility, yet you must be prepared to handle some special cases yourself. This document – especially its Troubleshooting section - should be your first reference when something doesn't work as expected.
If you meet an issue that isn't covered by this article, please send us a note: we will help you in migrating your specific control and will extend this document so that other VB Migration Partner users can find a solution to similar problems.


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The article Parkinson's disease early symptoms described a variety of signs that might be indicative of oncoming or early Parkinson's. Given that many of the signs could be due to a variety of completely unrelated conditions, a more structured and formal classification is required to differentiate Parkinson's from other diseases. This can be achieved by grouping the symptoms into primary motor related symptoms (4 Cardinal Signs), associated symptoms and neuropsychiatric dysfunction.
Caused by impaired conduction of signals/impulses from the brain to the muscles.
Affect about 70% of patients at start of disease. Not everyone will experience tremors although most go on to develop them at the later stages.
Typically starts on 1 side (unilateral) i.e. asymmetric, and progresses to both sides (bilateral) after several years.
Can possibly affect eyelids, jaw, tongue, lips, chin, arm, forearm, hand, fingers, leg, feet and some people experience a sensation as though their internals are 'trembling'. However, people who experience head/torso or voice tremors tend not to have Parkinson's (any apparent tremor is usually caused by the upper extremities shaking violently). Head tremor is a typical feature of the condition Essential Tremor (ET).
Parkinson's disease tremors: Resting tremors – Increase when the person is resting and decrease when the person begins to move.
Non-Parkinson's tremors: Active tremors – Increase when trying to use or move the part of the body and decrease on resting.
Characteristic 'Pill Rolling' action between the thumb and 1st finger.
Caused by increased and excessive muscle contractions and muscle tone.
Stiffness, lack of movement and associated pain in certain parts of body including face, neck, arms can be an early sign of the disease.
Abnormal muscle tone resulting in muscular spasm /cramps and abnormal posture (Dystonia) is associated with a lack of normal movement and rigidity.
'Cogwheel Rigidity': Non-uniform and ratchety.
Unable to swing arms when walking. One side is usually more affected during early stages i.e. asymmetric.
Freezing Episodes : Problem initiating voluntary movement. This can progress to freezing mid-action e.g. whilst walking (later stages of disease).
Walking characterized by small steps or shuffling action.
Issues of safety arise e.g. crossing a road becomes increasingly problematic.
Difficulty in rolling over in bed or standing up and getting out of a chair.
Associated with clinical evidence of asymmetry.
Caused by loss of reflexes.
Becomes more noticeable as the disease progresses and usually present at later stages. If it occurs early in the disease, it is normally an atypical Parkinson's syndrome.
Stooped posture and gait disturbance.
Problem turning around and navigating stairways.
Issues of safety arise e.g.
40% of patients have experienced a fall.
10% of patients experience weekly falls.


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What is socially conscious sheltering?
Socially Conscious Sheltering is a compassionate, transparent, and thoughtful model for animal welfare organizations, whether that organization is a non-profit rescue group, humane organization, private rescue, or municipal shelter. There are eight tenets of Socially Conscious Sheltering.
1. Place every healthy and safe animal.
Every single one. Healthy is defined as either having no signs of clinical disease or evidence of disease that a veterinarian determines has a good or excellent prognosis for a comfortable life. Safe means that the animal has not exhibited behavior that is likely to result in severe injury or death to another animal or person.
2. Ensure every unwanted or homeless pet has a safe place to go for shelter and care.
An animal's opportunity to be nurtured, healed, and re-homed should not depend on their age or condition—every community must have a shelter that accepts all animals brought to it. It is unacceptable to turn animals away because they are too old, too sick, too broken.
3. Assess the medical and behavioral needs of homeless animals and ensure these needs are thoughtfully addressed.
Animals housed in shelters and rescues must be assessed for disease and injury and must have all medical conditions addressed so the animal does not suffer. These animals must also have their behavioral needs assessed and met, including enrichment sufficient to make them comfortable and to prevent self-destructive, obsessive-compulsive coping behaviors.
4. Align shelter policy with the needs of the community.
Does the community allow trap-neuter-return programs? If so, offer them. Will members of your community adopt animals with chronic disease, and are they willing to assume the time and expense of managing that disease? If so, with full disclosure, place them in these homes. Socially Conscious Shelters listen to their communities.
5. Alleviate suffering and make appropriate euthanasia decisions.
Compassionate euthanasia is a gift. It is not acceptable to let a terminally ill, suffering animal languish in a cage until it dies naturally when compassionate euthanasia can ease that endless pain. It is not acceptable to house a known dangerous animal who cannot be safely placed in the community for years until it goes crazy in a cage. Each euthanasia decision is difficult, and every decision must consider the welfare of the individual animal.
6. Enhance the human-animal bond through safe placements and post-adoption support.
Integrating a living being into a new home can be difficult. As adoption agencies, Socially Conscious Shelters have a responsibility to support the new family. This can mean post-adoption behavior advice, classes for new pet caregivers, addressing shelter-related medical needs, and being willing to accept the animal back if the pet and the family are not a good fit. It also means not placing animals into homes that disrupt the human-animal bond by injuring children, other pets, and other people. There are many behavior issues that can be addressed through behavior modification and positive experiences. There are other behaviors that are dangerous and that cannot be mitigated.
7. Consider the health, wellness, and safety of animals for each community when transferring animals.
Moving dogs and cats from communities that do not have homes available for them to communities where people are actively seeking pets saves lives. However, bringing pets into a community is a responsibility. It is a responsibility to the animals already living in that community not to bring in infectious diseases that would make them sick. It is a responsibility to those living within the community to bring in animals that will live in harmony. And there is a responsibility to the community from which animals are being moved to impact that community's animal welfare struggles through humane education and spay/neuter programs.
8. Foster a culture of transparency, ethical decision making, mutual respect, continual learning, and collaboration.
Socially Conscious Shelters are committed to full transparency. This can include reporting accurate statistics, sharing policies, and fully and quickly admitting when mistakes are made. Integrity must be the foundation of all decisions. Every shelter can learn something from every other shelter—it is important to be curious and to share innovative solutions to common problems. Only by working together can we ensure the best outcomes for all animals.
Q: How was the Socially Conscious Sheltering movement developed and initiated?
A: The Socially Conscious Sheltering movement was created because of the intense need for this conversation.
In Colorado, four large animal shelters practiced Socially Conscious Sheltering without having articulated it as such. The CEOs of these shelters (Jan McHugh Smith, Judy Calhoun, Lisa Pederson, and Apryl Steele) met to discuss their animal welfare beliefs, including shelter practices. Out of that conversation came the Socially Conscious Sheltering model. The model was then shared with shelter CEOs from across the United States for their feedback, each shelter with different communities, intake policies, and levels of community engagement. The insight was incorporated into the fundamental goals of Socially Conscious Sheltering, and a website, www.scsheltering.org, was created. Before a marketing strategy could be developed, Socially Conscious Sheltering was adopted by the animal sheltering community and by several municipalities.
– Source: SCSheltering.org

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Flights to the northern German city will begin in early November, at a starting price of NIS 226, one-way Tel Aviv to Hamburg.
Hamburg, in northern Germany, will be the next destination for flights from Israel operated by low-cost carrier EasyJet, Globes has reported.
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Hamburg is the ninth destination flown by EasyJet from Israel. The others are London Luton, London Gatwick, Manchester, Basel, Geneva, Rome, Milan and Berlin.
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SHEPHERDSTOWN, WV — Shepherd University students participating in the 2013 Homecoming Spirit Stick Competition collected more than 1,100 pounds of food for Jefferson County families in need.
Students competed as teams and sought donations throughout the community which were delivered to the Jefferson County Community Ministries Food Pantry in Charles Town October 1.
Alpha Sigma Tau sorority won with its collection of more than 300 pounds of donated food.
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Three apples from "Apples of New York," by Spencer Ambrose Beach.
The Northeast Organic Farming Association summer conference takes place this weekend at Hampshire College. One of the first seminars was "The Full Skinny on Healthy Orcharding" with Michael Phillips from Lost Nation Farm in New Hampshire. Yours truly was there, learning about fungal duff management and other good things. (more…)
An Ample Nation
Posted in Amherst College Alumni, College History, Daguerreotypes, Emily Dickinson, Fraternities, Massachusetts history, Photography, Student life and customs, Uncategorized, tagged Amherst College Alumni, Amherst College history, cherry rum, Daguerreotypes, Edward Dickinson, Emily Dickinson, Student Life and Customs on April 24, 2017| 2 Comments »
I've known her — from an ample nation —
Choose One —
Then — close the Valves of her attention —
Like Stone —
I have heeded beautiful tempters…*
All 25 graduates of the Class of 1850, in no particular order.
Open the valves of your attention and heed the beautiful tempters of the Class of 1850, William Austin Dickinson's class. These students were all known to the Dickinsons, some better than others, some mentioned in Emily Dickinson's surviving correspondence, some not. The class had 25 graduating members,** and there are daguerreotypes for all of them in the Archives and Special Collections. Unfortunately, most of them are unidentified. Even worse, the class members graduated into a world of extreme facial hair, so in trying to put names to the 22 unidentified daguerreotypes one must attempt to match a smooth-shaven 22-year-old with a hirsute 75-year-old who left off shaving upon leaving Amherst and never picked it up again. Believe me, it hurts:
Daniel Worcester Faunce at his 50th Reunion.
Even so, we know or have good guesses for many of the graduates, in particular those who wear a fraternity pin in their daguerreotype. For example, there were four students known to be in Alpha Delta Phi, Austin's fraternity. Three of them had been identified earlier, but the fourth remained unidentified until the daguerreotypes were conserved and their details became clear and allowed us to see the fourth student wearing the Alpha Delta Phi pin. By elimination, then, this would be John Howland Thompson, Austin's roommate in their sophomore and junior years.
William Austin Dickinson
George Henry Gould
George Howland
By elimination, John Howland Thompson
Delta Upsilon had three members, Albert Beebe, John Cory, and Daniel Faunce. Beebe had a photograph taken when he became a missionary about five years later, so there's something to compare against the daguerreotypes showing the Delta Upsilon pin. Faunce had three photographs online, and even though they showed him quite a bit older, they were helpful. Once again, we identified a potential Cory daguerreotype by the third pin.
Albert Graham Beebe, with detail at left from a daguerreotype at the American Theological Library.
Thought to be Daniel Worcester Faunce.
By elimination, this should be John Edwin Cory.
When all the daguerreotypes were sorted by fraternity pins – or by no pin at all – and sorted against all the identified photographs of class members we found online, we were left with a small group of No Hopers. For this handful, we couldn't even guess their identities within two possibilities, the way we could with (for example) the five members of Delta Kappa Epsilon, three of whom were comfortably identified (Avery, Garrette, and Newton) with two that had to be one person or the other (Hodge or Nickerson). Even if we had tentative identification for the No Hopers, it wasn't comfortable. Three of the five remaining are Augustine Milton Gay, Sylvester John Sawyer, and Thomas Morrill Stimpson. They may be these three men — but which is which?
Another man we couldn't identify is the Seed King, James J.H. Gregory. Yes, the charitable, ahead-of-his-time Seed King belongs to Amherst, which suggests that we may have missed the opportunity for a cruciferous mascot. Although there are three older photographs of Gregory online, he still proved difficult to identify and we remain of mixed opinion about which student he might be. Unfortunately for our purposes, he doesn't seem to have belonged to a fraternity, so there was no help available that way either. If we can agree on a match in the future, he should have his own blog post.
One student identified in a half-proven, half-hopeful way is Henry Shipley, apparently the bad-boy of the class. Shipley spent 1846-47 at Harvard studying medicine (he appears in a catalogue) before he transferred to Amherst in early May of 1847, when he shared a room with Martin Root '49 in North College ("Shipley is my chum," wrote Root in his diary). While at Amherst, Shipley was an editor of the student paper the Indicator, which published Emily Dickinson's valentine in February, 1850. Shipley commented on the valentine coyly, suggesting that he didn't know the author when–even if Carlo the dog was the only tip-off–he probably knew perfectly well who it was. After Dickinson signs off with "C.," Shipley answers the valentine in the same romping style.
Shipley proves to be quite a character. William Gardiner Hammond's "Remembrance of Amherst, 1846-48" describes Shipley and another student sliding into campus drunk after a sleigh ride to and from Northampton:
It would appear from this account that Shipley's nickname was "Chicken," and I wish I knew why but I don't. Now, you know the administration must've heard about Chicken's caper, and sure enough, the Early Presidents Collection contains Henry Shipley's required "confession," a document unexamined until now:
Here's what the letter says:
To the Faculty of Amherst Col.
In addressing you upon a subject which has weighed heavily upon my mind I shall not attempt any palliation of the fault[.] But wish to express to you as a body, the sincere regret I feel in having thus wounded your feelings by committing such an open violation of your laws.
I know that I have disgraced myself. I feel it deeply. And that alone will I think deter me from the commission of a like offence. But the gratitude, which I owe you for your undeserved clemency in this affair is even a stronger barrier[,] and must not be expressed by me in words, but I shall endeavor to let my actions speak ["for" scratched out] That I may not abuse but repay your kindness is the heartfelt wish of your much obliged & humble sevt',
H Shipley
Amherst Col' Feb 29th 1848
The faculty minutes record the request for his confession and the result:
March 1st…A confession from Shipley was read, upon which Voted — that it be accepted.
Shipley got off rather lightly: he wasn't expelled and his confession seems to have been the end of the matter. However, John Thornton Wood, his partner in crime, was escorted off the property — the faculty minutes record that "Profs Warner & Snell be a com. [committee] to see that he leaves town tomorrow" — and sent home. The minutes are full of notes detailing which faculty member was assigned to write to the fathers of other students to describe their "deficiencies," "deliquencies," and "misdemeanors," and often to take them home. It may be that Shipley's talents kept him from being dismissed – Hammond mentions Shipley several times and describes him as "a first-prize man," and Dickinson biographer Al Habegger pegs him as "a gifted reprobate," identifying Shipley as the student whom Professor Tyler described as "one of the most hardened & hopeless & at the same time one of the most talented men of the Senior Class." (Wars, p 237.)
Of course, despite the religious nature of the early college, drinking had always been at least an occasional problem. In "the Seed and the Sowers," F. Curtis Canfield writes of the fall of 1821, shortly after Zephaniah Swift Moore had arrived in Amherst on a cropped-tail horse to take on the presidency of the new college, when "an [Amherst] Academy pupil, one Charles Jenks, had invited certain college students [including a young Edward Dickinson]***…to his rooms after nine o'clock for an oyster supper and 'that after supper they had cherry rum and gin, that they drank to excess, and that about twelve o'clock they all of them came to the institution and behaved in a very indecent and riotous manner and made great disturbance until one o'clock or later.' Which goes to show that the authorities couldn't be too sure, always, that Old Scratch had been driven off Mt. Zion. 'Segars' and cherry rum and oyster suppers were a mighty potent combination – the road to infamy and ruin was paved with them." (Seed, p. 19.)
Shipley seems to have remained on the straight and narrow enough to graduate, even though in his final months at Amherst he managed to insert a story in the Indicator that quotes Swift on the subject of inebriation — it was as if he couldn't resist poking a finger in the eyes of the administrators who would read the piece:
"To be continued," indeed. Shipley's subsequent career sounds suitably adventurous. Initially, he returned to Harvard and briefly studied law (he appears in a catalogue for 1850-51), then he is said in later accounts to have been a druggist in Kentucky (presumably using what he learned at Harvard before he went to Amherst). Then he headed west and worked as an editor on several newspapers in California and Oregon. In 1854 we find him as the editor of "the Grass Valley Telegraph," the newspaper for a gold mining town in Nevada County, California. It was at this post where he met dancer-actress-adventuress Lola Montez, who, in a respite from her career, also took up residence in Grass Valley. In November 1854 Lola and Henry Shipley had at least two documented encounters: in the first, she pulled a gun on him, and shortly thereafter she took a horsewhip to him. The story was recounted in several newspapers — his account and her account were repeated enough to reach Amherst and the eyes and ears of the Dickinsons. They both left Grass Valley in 1855. Shipley's old acquaintances would have heard of him again in November 1859, when he committed suicide almost a year after he fell off a horse, sustained severe injuries, and suffered from depression. Montez's earlier taunt, reframed from one Shipley had thrown at her, seemed apt — "Sic transit gloria Shipley." To recap his career, then:
The scene is Grass Valley, a mining town in California. Henry Shipley is the editor of the "Grass Valley Telegraph."
This daguerreotype showing a Grass Valley establishment was sold by Cowan's Auctions, Inc. a few years ago.
Lola Montez moves to Grass Valley.
In which Lola leads a bucolic existence. She and Shipley are said to have had their first argument here.
This is Shipley's version of their encounter. Imagine the folks back home reading this piece.
The St. Louis Post-Dispatch recreated the attempted horsewhipping in 1929.
This is Lola's version of the event.
An article in the "Springfield Republican" sounds disapproving. (Dec. 28, 1854)
Shipley is still scrapping.
Shipley's accident in late 1858 was covered widely.
Shipley's suicide reaches the Boston papers.
A full account of Shipley's suicide. He had his Amherst diploma with him until the end.
In attempting to identify Shipley among our daguerreotypes, we must go by a fraternity pin, the number of students attached to a given fraternity, and one source that refers to him as a blonde. And then there is that flamboyant personality. All these things lead me to hope with all my heart that the following image is Shipley because no other daguerreotype suits his biography so well. Note his rings, his manicured fingers, his fancy, patterned neckcloth, and the fraternity pin, gilded by the photographer no doubt at the sitter's request since no other daguerreotype in this group has this detail. Is he not a beautiful tempter?
* Quotations above from Emily Dickinson, excerpts from Johnson Poem 303 and Letter 35 (April 3, 1850).
**The graduating members of the Class of 1850 are: William Fisher Avery, Albert Graham Beebe, Henry Walker Bishop, John Edwin Cory, Minott Sherman Crosby, William Austin Dickinson, John Graeme Ellery, Daniel Worcester Faunce, Thomas Legare Fenn, Edmund Young Garrette, Augustine Milton Gay, Archibald Falconer Gilbert, George Henry Gould, James John Howard Gregory, Leicester Porter Hodge, George Howland, Jacob Merrill Manning, Jeremiah Lemuel Newton, Joseph Nickerson, David Temple Packard, Sylvester John Sawyer, Henry Shipley, Thomas Morrill Stimpson, John Howland Thompson, and Lyman Richards Williston.
***Polly Longsworth reminds me that Edward Dickinson was among the cherry-rum drinkers in this affair and that his friend Osmyn Baker alludes to it in a letter to Dickinson from this period (the letter is at Harvard's Houghton Library) .
For the follow-up to this post, see "Sacrifice Your Darlings."
Amherst 120 years ago
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Today we're taking a quick peek at the Amherst of 120 years ago. William J. Newlin was a student at Amherst College from 1895 to 1899, he later returned as a Mathematics and Philosophy professor and taught here for nearly fifty years. We have a handful of glass plate negatives that Newlin took as a student and that now reside in our photograph collection. Followed by the photographs of Allan W. Forbes a mere ten years later, these images tell an interesting story about life at Amherst College a little more than 100 years ago.
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The Octagon, 1896
Appleton Hall, 1896
Fayerweather Hall, known at the time as the Physics Lab, 1896
Inside of 30 South College, a student dormitory room, 1896
A view from the window of 30 South College, 1896
South College, 1897
Known at the time as College Grove, now known as the Freshman Quad, this image also shows the college well directly behind Johnson Chapel, 1896
Labeled "Three Jacks", this image shows three students on the steps of a store, 1897
Members of Psi Upsilon prepared for a Mountain Day outing, 1897
Students in the parlor of an unidentified fraternity house, 1897
Walker Hall, 1898
Students on their way to the Amherst train station to see Doc Hitchcock off, January 25, 1898
Architectural Journalism 101: the Houses of Amherst College
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Ben Fiedler '17 and Blair Kamin '79 in the common room of Mayo-Smith House (formerly Chi Psi Lodge), January 2015. (Photo by Janna Joassainte'17/Amherst College, Office of Communications)
Leave me alone, I'm on deadline!
During the college's Interterm session that just ended, I enjoyed participating in a one-week class that made extensive use of the College Archives. "The Houses of Amherst College" was an intensive architectural appraisal of the thirteen former fraternity houses on campus. It was led by Blair Kamin '79, the award-winning architecture critic for the Chicago Tribune. Blair is in the process of writing a comprehensive architectural guide to Amherst College, to be published in 2018 as part of the Campus Guide series by Princeton Architectural Press. All of the students in the class (including myself) wrote a brief essay on one of the houses, which will provide material for the published guide.
Seligman House, formerly Theta Delta Chi. Putnam and Cox, architects, 1921.


Rose of Sharon, also referred to as Rosasharn, is a sister of Tom's. She is pregnant, and married to Connie Rivers. Rosasharn often falls victim to superstitious concerns about the health of her baby-to-be, and loves to wallow in her guilt. At the book's close, Rosasharn serves as an iconic symbol of the text by breastfeeding a grown man to rescue him from starvation.
The timeline below shows where the character Rose of Sharon appears in The Grapes of Wrath. The colored dots and icons indicate which themes are associated with that appearance.
Sobel, Ben. "The Grapes of Wrath Characters: Rose of Sharon." LitCharts. LitCharts LLC, 17 Sep 2013. Web. 21 Mar 2019.
Sobel, Ben. "The Grapes of Wrath Characters: Rose of Sharon." LitCharts LLC, September 17, 2013. Retrieved March 21, 2019. https://www.litcharts.com/lit/the-grapes-of-wrath/characters/rose-of-sharon.


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Kenneth Branagh The Betrayal Of The Lords Scene Analysis
The scene I have chosen to do a close reading of is the scene referred to as "Conspirators" in the DVD scene selection menu of Kenneth Branagh's film Henry V. It includes both the prologue and scene two of the second act of William Shakespeare's play of the same name. In this scene, it is revealed that three of Henry's lords have been conspiring against him. Branagh portrays Henry's betrayal, and the punishment of these lords Scroop of Masham, Grey of Northumberland, and Richard of Cambridge. This scene is very deliberate in its treatment of the original Shakespeare text. It opens on the chorus, played by Derek Jacobi, standing on the side of a cliff and narrating what is happening with the three conspirators. It is interesting that Branagh…show more content…
When Henry orders the prisoner to be released, se see Scroop's face as he warns against this course of action. It is clear to the audience - having seen him on the cliff - that these are empty words, and Henry's seeming ignorance of this is disconcerting. However, it becomes clear that Henry is fully aware of the betrayal in the way in which Branagh says "I know your worthiness". His voice is cold, and it is clearly a threat, rather than a compliment. Branagh also goes out of his way to emphasise that the betrayal of Scroop is more potent than that of the other two. It is Scroop whose face he caresses while speaking of "capital crimes". The camera offers a close up of Henry's face, and then of the three lords as they realise Henry's knowledge of their betrayal, as Scroop appears helpless rather than nervous as the other two look. It is also Scroop who Henry throws onto a table, which is, as Aebischer states, "framed as an intimate two-shot, the assault resembles a violent re-enactment and/or parody of homosexual union." (119). The closeness of these two characters is undeniable in the framing of this shot, and as the camera lingers on Scroop's face, it is evident that tears are lingering in his eyes, which gradually builds until the arrest, when he begins sobbing visibly as Henry condemns the now-prisoners, rarely taking his eyes off of his former…show more content…
The fact that Branagh included this scene in his film is significant on its own, as it is one which Olivier purposefully omitted from his 1944 film. This is an important fact, as "Directors of Shakespeare films, like the makers of westerns and other genre pictures, tend to be intimately aware of each other's work" (Crowl, 36), and therefore including this scene sets Branagh's picture apart from its predecessor, and emphasises the "gritty, realistic" approach which distinguishes his style (Branagh, quoted in Hindle, 51). The inclusion and stylistic choices of Branagh in this scene are imperative for setting the tone of the remainder of the
Prince Henry's Speech Analysis
Throughout William Shakespeare's 1597 History "The First Part of King Henry the Fourth", the importance of individual reputation proves to be a catalyst for character advancement and plot development alike. King Henry's repeated emphasis on the superior characteristics of himself and Hotspur earlier in the scene establish a dichotomy between the ideal leader and Prince Henry. In a rebuttal to his father 's disapproving tone, Hal vows to reclaim both his honor as a prince and his honor as a son. Shakespeare's use of language through lines 129-159 in act III.2 foreshadows events to come while reinforcing Prince Henry's earlier assertion that he will be the victor when battling Hotspur.
What Are The Metaphors In Patrick Henry's Speech
Throughout his speech, Henry used figures of speech to engage his audience. One example of this is the phrase "Suffer not yourselves be betrayed with a kiss", by this he meant that he hoped that his American comrades would not be fooled by the British and their false promises. These figures of speech, especially figurative language, were used to persuade the audience into turning against the British.
Rhetorical Devices In Patrick Henry's Speech
His choice of language is effective at evoking emotion. Through rhetorical questions, Henry was able to emphasize his points, and grab the audience's attention, creating an emotional effect on the listeners. "Is this the part of wise men, engaged in a great and arduous struggle for liberty? Are we disposed to be of the number of those who, having eyes, see not, and, having ears, hear not, the things which so nearly concern their temporal salvation?" These statements prove the speaker's argument and stir the audience's emotions.
Henry V And Henry V Comparison
Shakespeare's play, Henry V, portrays the newly crowned king of England, King Henry V, as a committed, fearless, and relentless leader. France is England's archenemy and their relationship only worsens after the Dauphin delivers a mocking message to England's new king. The Dauphin frequently ridicules the English and King Henry, whereas, the King of France, Charles VI, does not underestimate Henry and his people as his son does. (Source B) Throughout the play, the two leaders display their differences in terms of personality, leadership, communication skills, and ethics.
The Importance Of Duality In Shakespeare's Henry V
However, Henry's uneven temper once more gets the better of him when he learns that the Duke of York and the Earl of Suffolk have died. The order is given that "every soldier kill his prisoners!" (IV.6.37). This barbarous order, however, was instead viewed by Fluellen and Gower as heroic because the French killed some children, something that Henry has threatened to do. Moreover, Shakespeare is playing with the reader's morals here by using unneeded violence to
Rhetorical Analysis Of Patrick Henry Speech
Henry appeals to his viewers emotional appeal by conecting and allowing his viewers to understand that no matter what they do, they will fail, and the last resort will be war either way. Although Henry used pathos to appeal to their emotional side, he appeals to their logical side by using
Logos And Ethos In Henry David's Civil Disobedience
But they put themselves in a level with wood and earth and stones [...] than men of straw or a lump of dirt''. Henry's ethos shows the audience of his strategy of going against the government corruption. Henry's speech was well-planned out to shows his audience of his experience when rebelling the government; in addition, receiving forced punishment for not paying his poll-tax. He thought out things that made himself to commit this disobedience against the government and wanted to express his experience of his ideas and strategy to disobey the government.
Father And Son Relationships In Shakespeare's Henry IV Part 1
This scene is vital for understanding the play's exploration of the politics of the nobility and the interpersonal relationships of men. Our group considered Act 3 Scene 2 essential to the comprehension of the development of Prince Hal in relation to his father, King Henry IV. However, more context is needed to understand the pair's progression throughout the play. In the opening scenes, both Henry and Hal establish their views of the
Gary Schmidt's Trouble Character Analysis
but he decided it was the right thing to do and he saved Chay's life. He pulled Chay on board the boat. Henry grew as a character immensely in these scenes; he truly forgave Chay for what he did to his family and probably saved Chay's life in both
Allusions In Patrick Henry's Speech
Patrick Henry uses this biblical allusion to tell the House of Burgesses not to be gullible and let someone they perceive to be good betray them right in front of their eyes. Drawing in the whole main point of the speech, Patrick Henry
Patrick Henry's Speech Rhetorical Analysis
Trust it not,sir; it will prove a snare to your feet. Suffer not yourselves to be betrayed with a kiss." (Henry 102) Henry uses pathos,using words that have a deep meaning such as "insidious" and "kiss". The insidious smile makes it seem like the no matter what you do to try to change the British minds such as with the petition, they will always find a loophole or by pass it to continue to have full control over the colonies.
Injustice In Zoot Suit
When the court goes to recess, Henry turns furiously to Alice and says he "don't want to hear it", an example of verbal violence due to anger, because the Press accused Henry of brutally killing Jose Williams and the judge took the side of the jury and overstepped his bounds of power by treating the gang and Henry unfairly. Henry reacted violently because this was a case in which many authority figures were openly discriminating against him simply because of his ethnicity in a professional setting. Furthermore, Henry is later provoked by a guard to attack him so that he will be viewed as a murderer by the public and will remain in jail. Henry strikes the guard because the guard tauntingly asks if Henry thinks he himself is "something special", which shows that this assault was only prompted by corruption within the system of justice and unfair treatment; he chooses not to remain calm because being provoked by authority has become to recurrent and
Rhetorical Analysis Of Give Me Liberty Or Give Me Death
but he has different views than his audience, the Virginia Convention, does. Throughout the speech, Henry uses words like "we" and "ourselves" to show that he is still with the audience, and not against them. Henry continues on in that same paragraph by using pathos. When he said, "Should I keep back my opinions at such a time, through fear of giving offense, I should consider myself guilty of treason towards my own country, and of an act of disloyalty toward the Majesty of Heaven, which I revere above all earthly kings. " He is saying that this is what he needs to do for his God.
Literary Devices Used In 'Give Me Liberty Or Give Me Death' By Patrick Henry's Speech
This shows that Henry is patriotic, yet still his own character. Henry is trying to grant the audience a diverse viewpoint, rather than discrediting their
Analysis Of Henry Hill In Goodfellas
And we applaud its failure because it comforts us with the paradox that the life is desirable, untenable, and unattainable‖ (214), and Nicholls sees Henry as a tourist in the mafia world, since he never completely fit in that world (123). Henry Hill could also represent us, the viewers directly, and our need to experience that world for a short period without any of the risks of the mafia world. This could be seen as the pure example of scopophilia, where the viewer is "taking other people
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if (!$course->visible && !has_capability('moodle/course:viewhiddencourses', context_course::instance($course->id))) {
    print_error('coursehidden');
}

$PAGE->set_course($course);
$PAGE->set_pagelayout('incourse');
$PAGE->set_url('/enrol/index.php', array('id'=>$course->id));

// do not allow enrols when in login-as session
if (\core\session\manager::is_loggedinas() and $USER->loginascontext->contextlevel == CONTEXT_COURSE) {
    print_error('loginasnoenrol', '', $CFG->wwwroot.'/course/view.php?id='.$USER->loginascontext->instanceid);
}

// get all enrol forms available in this course
$enrols = enrol_get_plugins(true);
$enrolinstances = enrol_get_instances($course->id, true);
$forms = array();
foreach($enrolinstances as $instance) {
    if (!isset($enrols[$instance->enrol])) {
        continue;
    }
    $form = $enrols[$instance->enrol]->enrol_page_hook($instance);
    if ($form) {
        $forms[$instance->id] = $form;
    }
}

// Check if user already enrolled
if (is_enrolled($context, $USER, '', true)) {
    if (!empty($SESSION->wantsurl)) {
        $destination = $SESSION->wantsurl;
        unset($SESSION->wantsurl);
    } else {
        $destination = "$CFG->wwwroot/course/view.php?id=$course->id";
    }
    redirect($destination);   // Bye!
}

$PAGE->set_title($course->shortname);
$PAGE->set_heading($course->fullname);
$PAGE->navbar->add(get_string('enrolmentoptions','enrol'));

echo $OUTPUT->header();
echo $OUTPUT->heading(get_string('enrolmentoptions','enrol'));

$courserenderer = $PAGE->get_renderer('core', 'course');
echo $courserenderer->course_info_box($course);

//TODO: find if future enrolments present and display some info

foreach ($forms as $form) {
    echo $form;
}

if (!$forms) {
    if (isguestuser()) {
        notice(get_string('noguestaccess', 'enrol'), get_login_url());
    } else if ($returnurl) {
        notice(get_string('notenrollable', 'enrol'), $returnurl);
    } else {
        $url = clean_param(get_referer(false), PARAM_LOCALURL);
        if (empty($url)) {
            $url = new moodle_url('/index.php');
        }
        notice(get_string('notenrollable', 'enrol'), $url);
    }
}

echo $OUTPUT->footer();


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Never afraid to poke the bear, his most recent target is the public service and its treacle-like processes that delay decisions and progress. His remedy is to adopt the Aussie model of parachuting in hand-picked, loyal appointees as "s### kickers.
Having observed Australian politics from within and without – as a press secretary and a parliamentary reporter – I can agree with Jones' observation that there is a willingness to import head bangers, in politer parlance, to break through the encrusted bureaucracy.
However, this approach has dangers. Australian politics are more tribal than our own, certainly a lot rougher – summed up as "if you see a head, kick it" by one leader – and definitely more corrupt. Nepotism and cronyism are almost compulsory, un-Australian not to embrace. This can lead to erratic decision-making at the cost of more reasoned and impartial policy advice and delivery.
Which brings us to the newly constituted Fisheries New Zealand, launched by Fisheries Minister Stuart Nash at Parliament on Tuesday night. Nash has been critical of the Ministry for Primary Industries, believing it has lost its way.
Labour's pre-election fisheries policy cited a decline in fisheries management capability, a long list of promises never delivered, slow pace of operational decision making and a scarcity of dedicated fisheries officers and observers. Will the new Fisheries New Zealand be any different? Nash gave little insight at the launch, providing no policy detail.
But he did repeat his pledge to engage with key stakeholders in a meaningful way, saying we all want the same thing, that is "abundant" fisheries. The new unit's head is Dan Bolger - a son of former Prime Minister Jim Bolger - a quiet, mild-mannered, thoughtful man who appears to be far removed from the Aussie prescription.
The position was not advertised, he is Nash's preferred appointee, but by all accounts he is decent, determined and prepared to listen rather than dictate. Bolger noted our Exclusive Economic Zone, the world's fourth largest, is so vast it is equivalent to one square kilometre for every New Zealander, a lot of environment to look after.
He also cited the importance of the seafood sector to the economy. "The science tells us that the majority of our fish stocks are okay, the basis and platform is sturdy," he told invited guests from across the various stakeholders at the parliamentary function.
They included Conservation Minister Eugenie Sage, Forestry and Regional Economic Development Minister Shane Jones and MPI director-general Martyn Dunne, none of whom were in the speaker line-up.
Kelvin Davis, Minister of Crown/Maori Relations (also a newly created role) chose the occasion to stress Maori, who are major players in the fishing industry with about 40 percent of the total quota, did not want to be a handbrake on progress, looking for a handout or compensation, but rather participants searching for solutions.
Te Ohu Kaimoana chair Jamie Tuuta said managing the views of competing interests was always a challenge and he expected Fisheries NZ would be soon put to the test. He said relations had been tested to breaking point with the previous government and welcomed a new approach.
So, the table is set - a new Minister is active and engaged with a conciliatory approach, the new fisheries head is respected and well credentialed, the new unit has strong support staff. What could go wrong?
For its part, the seafood sector is keen to engage on a number of fronts - improvements to the Quota Management System, sensible application of camera surveillance, filling the gaps in scientific stock assessments, sorting discards issues that have bedevilled us and furthering innovation.