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A: You don't have to. There is usually a OS function available for that. If I am not mistaken it is at in unix and the scheduled jobs under windows (there is also a command line interface for windows).
However, I do remember that there was a scheduler in MS SQL server. After asking google, I learned that DB2 has something called task center. Not sure what that thing does or how you configure it (my UI does not open for some strange reason).

A: Without further details, I can't give you a specific answer. I'm guessing you're asking for "a trigger that is fired at a specific time" and not "a trigger that has different timing options, like fire before event or fire after event".
The answer to the former is no, triggers are not fired by external events like the time of day. Triggers are features specifically designed to respond to monitor for changes in tables. What you are looking for is some form of task/job scheduling, and there are many approaches you can use to accomplish this.
I can't really detail any options without knowing what platform you're running on (Unix, Linux, Mainframe, Windows?), so if you could clarify I might be able to help further. The version of DB2 you're running would also help.
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If you're running DB2 on IBM's iSeries you would probably want to use the OS's native job scheduler (see http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/iseries/v6r1m0/topic/rzaks/sc415324.pdf).
On Unix/Linux the popular option is cron (see http://www.adminschoice.com/crontab-quick-reference)
The typical solution for DB2 on windows, z/OS, and others is the Task Center utility (depending on your DB2 version, see http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/db2luw/v8/index.jsp?topic=/com.ibm.db2.udb.taskcenter.doc/taskcenter/abouttaskcenter.htm)


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they were wonderful spines. why not reuse them?
Oh, I didn't mean to say that the beautifully designed spines shouldn't have been reused here. I wondered weather those particular spines were used because the Everyman's Library itself is supposed to be a canon of great literature, which throughout most of its history I'm sure has been a perfect picture of what the author is proposing. So as far as Barbara de Wilde's illustration is concerned, the choice is perfect.
But the type layout is too crowded and feels very dated.
Everyman's Library's spines were Barbara's own designs. Beautiful image; not sure about the type.


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Santa Clara Religious Faith Questionnaire
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Moral Foundations Sacredness Scale (MFSS)
Moral Identity
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Wayne Baker, University of Michigan
Matthew Feinberg, University of California–Berkeley
Jesse Graham, University of Southern California
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Gabe Ignatow, University of North Texas
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Andrew Miles, University of Toronto
Darcia Narvaez, University of Notre Dame
Linda Skitka, University of Illinois at Chicago
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Trade in conflict minerals underwrites child labour, sexual violence and modern slavery; I want the EU to take tougher action...
The unchecked trade in natural resources fuels some of the world's most brutal conflicts,underwriting child labour, sexual violence and modern slavery.
In countries like Afghanistan, Myanmar, Colombia, the Central African Republic, and the Democratic Republic of Congo, minerals such as tantalum, tungsten and tin – widely used in a range of electronic goods like mobile phones and laptops here in the UK – are funding violent armed groups who carry out human rights abuses.
The financial rewards are huge, giving key actors the incentive to prolong conflict and suffering.
In my previous work for an NGO, I witnessed the damage to the lives of people living in areas exploited for these minerals.
As Shadow Rapporteur on the Commission's proposal to regulate conflict minerals, I want tougher legislation to ensure minerals sourced from violence are not used in the products we buy in the EU.
The Commission's current proposals, which seek to set up a voluntary scheme for smelters to certify where minerals come from, do not go far enough.
Today, I put forward a raft of amendments to theseproposals.
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Second, I want regulation to go widerthan smelters; any company who puts a product onto the EU market must ensure conflict minerals have not been used.
Third, I want the scope of conflict minerals to be widened to cover all resources found in areas of conflict, rather than limiting it to tungsten, tantulum, tin and gold.
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Sreemukhi – 7th May 2022 – is an Indian actress and television presenter who works mainly in Telugu movies. She was born 10 May 1993 in Nizamabad Telangana. She started her career as a television host 2013 and she is one of the highest paid personalities in Telugu television.
She made her movie debut with Allu Arjun in Julai (2012) and later played the lead role in Prema Ishq Kaadhal (2013). In 2015 she made Tamil debut in Ettuthikkum Mathayaanai and Kannada debut in Chandrika. Her notable movies Ram Pothineni's Nenu.. Sailaja…, Nara Rohit's Savitri, Nani's Gentleman, Babu Baga Busy and Nithiin's Maestro.
Her upcoming movie Bhola Shankar. Sreemukhi hosted many television shows and also she paricipated Bigg Boss 3 Telugu in 2019 as Contestant and she become Runner-up of that contest. She has more than 4.1 million followers on social media.
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Tidal Marsh Ecology and Wildlife
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(Newark, Del. : Marine Laboratories, Dept. of Biological Sciences, 1970) Daiber, Franklin C.; Gallagher, John L.; Sullivan, Michael J.
Research on the ecology of Delaware's tidal salt marshes has focused on nutrient and energy budgets of such areas. The flux of various forms of phosphorus and nitrogen in the water entering and leaving the marshes has been investigated, the role of bacteria in nutrient cycling has been studied and the production of the angiosperms has been estimated. The role of algae in this system has not been previously investigated. In this study some aspects of the algae's role in the nutrient and energy cycles and the ecological factors that influence this role have been measured.
Energy utilization in the marsh crab, Sesarma reticulatum, and its relation to cyclic patterns
(Newark, Del. : College of Marine Studies and Department of Biological Sciences, 1972) Daiber, Franklin C.; Jackewicz, Joan R.
A study was undertaken to determine the energy utilized by Sesarma in feeding upon Spartina over lunar-monthly periods. Amounts of Spartina ingested and assimilated, in terms of grams dry weight, were found for three groups of crabs. These studies indicate a possible relationship between the quantity (i.e. grams dry weight) and/or quanity (i.e. associated with maturity) of Spartina available to the crabs and the amounts ingested and assimilated. These data, in addition to data from respiration measurements, were combined with information from the literature to construct energy budgets, in terms of caloric values, for the three groups.
(Newark, Del. : College of Marine Studies and Department of Biological Sciences, 1972) Daiber, Franklin C.; Sullivan, Michael J.
The chief objective of the research is to test the hypothesis that light intensity and nutrients are significant factors in the structure of the edaphic diatom assemblage and in the abundance of edaphic soil algae.
Tide marsh ecology and wildlife: salt marsh plants and future coastal salt marshes in relation to animals
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By Harun Kazmi, 9:00 am on April 23, 2020
Just days after United States President Donald Trump declared a state of national emergency to contain the spread of COVID-19, the issue of deportations and removal orders came up. Government officials in Guatemala exercised sovereignty to block the arrival of individuals being deported from the U.S. This decision was made out of genuine concern over contagion risk. In Massachusetts, Democratic Senator Ed Markey called for an overall suspension of the deportation process during the national emergency, and the logic behind this proposal is that overcrowded detention centers lack the hygiene necessary to prevent coronavirus infections.
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Flinders Petrie: His Life and Work in an Hour
Debbie JChallis29 March 2012
How do you do an overview of one of the most famous archaeologists responsible for 60 years of ground breaking techniques in Egypt, Palestine and Britain for a general audience in an hour? Well, last night's The Man Who Discovered Egypt at 9pm on BBC4 did it pretty well. Of course, you can quibble and point out all the great things Petrie did, the people he knew, the sites he worked at etc etc, but it is difficult to get a documentary about Flinders Petrie, 'a Victorian Brit of whom I'd [the Guardian critic] never heard', right for the larger audience of television.
I will admit to having a vested interest in this documentary as a small section of it was filmed at the Petrie Museum and Institute of Archaeology, and obviously myself and the other colleagues involved in helping with photographs, information and more, want to see it succeed. Despite the title, which would annoy me if I was Egyptian, as a documentary explaining Petrie for the non-expert it did succeed. It helped that the presenter was Chris Naunton, director of the Egypt Exploration Society and an archaeologist himself, who explained Petrie's interests and discoveries with enthusiasm. The locations in Egypt and Palestine helped too and the cinematography was impressive. It was great to see Petrie's work in Palestine given almost equal billing with his work in Egypt.
The range of experts involved also conveyed the scale of Petrie's work; from our very own Stephen Quirke and Rachael Sparks to the Palestine Exploration Fund to the Quftis Omar and Ali to curators at the Cairo Museum and Rockefeller Museum and archaeologists in the field at some of Petrie's sites. The documentary did not shy away from Petrie's eugenic thinking or the differences between him and his wife Hilda with younger archaeologists towards the end of their working lives. Overall it was a rounded picture of Petrie, the man and archaeologist.
And Petrie would so have an iPad if he worked in Egypt today and would have created an iMeasure app!
The documentary will be repeated over the next week but is also available to view on BBC iPlayer here.
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Nov 7 2019, 5:13pm
the 2020 met gala theme has just been announced
Keep an eye on your clocks: the first Monday in May is fast approaching.
Okay, picture this: it's the first Monday in May 2020, in New York. Rihanna -- the last one on the carpet, naturally -- steps out of her car to the sound of fans shrieking. Her face is painted with the hands of a grandfather clock striking six o'clock. She's standing, poker straight, in a couture wooden box with a swinging pendulum on the front, teetering down the carpet in a pair of clogs. The paparazzi go wild. It's instantly iconic.
The above scenario is highly unlikely, mostly because Rihanna's looks are impossible to predict, but do be prepared to witness at least some celebrities misreading the invite and turning up to the 2020 Met Gala in Cogsworth cosplay, because next year it's all "About Time: Fashion and Duration". And before you ask: no, this is not an elaborate homage to the Richard Curtis rom com starring Rachel McAdams.
Sound like an obscure theme? Well, in an interview with Vogue, the Met's Chair of the Costume Institute Andrew Bolton referred to the exhibition as "a reimagining of fashion history that's fragmented, discontinuous, and heterogeneous". So, no - not obscure at all! They've enlisted Nicolas Ghesquière, Lin-Manuel Miranda, Meryl Streep and Emma Stone to co-chair.
The key reference point, apparently, is Sally Potter's 1992 film adaptation of Orlando, Virginia Woolf's several century-spanning, gender-shattering novel. "There's a wonderful scene in which Tilda Swinton enters the maze in an 18th century woman's robe à la Francaise," Andrew told Vogue, "and as she runs through it her clothes change to mid-19th century dress, and she re-emerges in 1850s England. That's where the original idea came from." Apparently she's the show's "ghost narrator" in the same way Susan Sontag's work helped shape 2019's Notes on Camp theme.
While the past few editions have seen designers interpret camp, punk and Chinese culture with interesting results, the 'About Time' theme asks attendees to consider fashion as something cyclical and ever-changing. The 2020 gala, along with the exhibition which it marks the launch, is trying trying to force us to think differently about the timeline of fashion. As Bolton told Vogue, he aims to change the way we "look back at [its] history with homogenous eyes". In a statement, the Met's director Max Hollein added that the exhibition "will consider the ephemeral nature of fashion, employing flashbacks and fast-forwards to reveal how it can be both linear and cyclical".
The best way to describe the exhibition, and thus the theme for the gala itself, is to imagine a throughline between 19th and 21st century designers: Madeleine Vionnet designs sat alongside a modern Margiela by Galliano piece. But how will the guestlist interpret it? Answers on a postcard, please: we've got less than five months until the whole affair kicks off.
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Kids say the darnedest things—and, when it comes to warfare, the most damning. Adults may take comfort in the soulless brevity of reportage, the headlines of factions and troop movements and body counts, but as long as there is war, children will go on shaming us with their blunt hyphen-bullets and Crayola wounds. Lacking "context," they make perfect sense out of senselessness.
Sasa Stanisic, born in Bosnia-Herzegovina in 1978, was forced from his home by war at age fourteen. His debut novel recaptures the confusion and horror of that experience: It tells the story of Visegrad, a mixed Muslim and Christian city on the River Drina, which fell to the Serbian-backed Yugoslav People's Army (JNA) on April 16, 1992. The precise identity of the aggressors is never revealed by Stanisic's young narrator, Aleksandar Krsmanovic, lending an air of unreality to a very real catastrophe.
Indeed, the proceedings will be difficult to interpret for readers not reasonably well-versed in the history of Yugoslavia's violent dissolution. Yet, somewhat surprisingly, this works in favor of the novel. It isn't a history lesson so much as an attempt to render a child's-eye view of war and dislocation, and this it manages with a startling degree of success.
Why startling? Innocence, particularly innocence lost, isn't easy to depict without sinking into the maudlin and manipulative. The American novel Stanisic's debut most closely resembles is Jonathan Safran Foer's Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close, not only because Foer's book is narrated by a child and retails a tragedy (September 11th) but also because both novelists have a distracting penchant for whimsy and mannered verbal invention. Stanisic's very first chapter is entitled "How long a heart attack takes over a hundred metres, how heavy a spider's life weighs, why a sad man writes to the cruel river, and what magic the comrade-in-chief of the unfinished can work," and the reader can't help wondering how or why a Bosnian refugee in Germany (where the narrator has relocated) is channeling the Park Slope–Mission District Axis of Eggers.
When the somewhat grown-up Aleksandar searches for Asija, the girl who holds a key to his lost childhood, American readers may recall the tedious storybook quest of Foer's boy narrator for the key to his own mystery. The question is why it works, more or less, in Stanisic's case; the answer is sincerity. Aleksandar is more than the usual mix of precocity and naïveté, the prodigy slinging Family Circus koans of piercing moral vision. He is an ordinary child engaged in an extraordinary act of memory, attempting to preserve for himself and his family the things war is taking away from them.
Here, for instance, his paternal grandfather's funeral summons an important fragment of family history—or is it mythology?
Grandpa Slavko once told me about a festival in Veletovo, he said that long ago Great-Grandpa mucked out the biggest stable in Yugoslavia in a single night because in return its owner promised him his daughter's hand in marriage—today she's my Great-Granny. Grandpa wasn't sure just when it all happened. Two hundred years ago, I cried, and Uncle Miki tapped his forehead: there wasn't any Yugoslavia back then, midget, those were the royal stables after the First World War. I liked Uncle Miki's version because it made Great-Granny into a princess.
Alongside surrealistic tableaux like this are scenes that should be pure fantasy but are anything but—like a group of prisoners forced to play soccer for their lives. In an unforgettable moment one of them is forced to retrieve the ball from a forest "with more mines in the ground than mushrooms." He is given a bullet-proof vest: "Wrap it up well before you bring it back," a soldier tells him. This is gallows humor at its blackest.
But Meho wasn't blown up, he just crapped in his trousers, it would wash out. His own side and some of the Serbians applauded as he stalked back to the clearing with the ball under his arm and his head still on his shoulders, looking as if at the very least he'd just scored in extra time in the final against Brazil, making it one-nil, and was on his way to the terraces to acknowledge the cheers.
Stanisic has a fantastic talent for blending the mundane and the soul-shattering. To see his characters fretting over their Tetris scores while being shelled by unseen enemies is to understand that this can and does happen anywhere. But war isn't Stanisic's true subject. Nor is religious conflict: the names of his mother's parents, Rafik and Fatima, are our only clues to a mixed heritage that gives Aleksandar his special sensitivity. The book is above all a tribute to individuality, how the inner world of memory and invention must assert itself in the face of forces that divide and level.
Aleksandar, like his creator, escapes to safety in short order, but he is undeniably changed by the ordeal. This is reflected expertly in Stanisic's prose. When Aleksandar returns to his home years later, his voice is subdued; it is unmistakably his but filled with solemnity and respect. He is no longer a child at the center of his own strange universe. He is both grateful and ashamed to have escaped. And so when his uncle Miki launches into a tirade about Aleksandar's father, who "sends money, and photos of a swimming pool and your mother in a bathing costume," Aleksandar forces himself to accept the anger. It is a fine moment in what is a very rare achievement: a book that describes childhood without, as so many American novels do, glorifying childishness.


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Q: Invalid Login logic in Flask Python I'm using Flask with SQLAlchemy and Flask-Login.
I can successfully login and logout a registered user.
What I find confusing is when I enter an incorrect password on the login page, I'm returned to the login page with a flash message of "Welcome user@email.com", which I would have thought, based on the code, would only appear if I successfully logged in.
@app.route('/login', methods=['GET', 'POST'])
def login():
    form = LoginForm()
        user = User.query.filter_by(email=form.email.data).first()
        if form.validate_on_submit():
            if user and check_password_hash(user.password, form.password.data):
                session['user_id'] = user.id
                flash('Welcome %s' % user.email)
                return redirect(url_for('dashboard'))
            else:
                flash('Wrong email or password')
                return render_template("login.html", form=form)
        flash('The email or password is wrong.')

    return render_template("login.html", form=form)

EDIT: Thanks to Tigra, this is what I ended up with.
In views.py
@app.route('/login', methods=['GET', 'POST'])
def login():
    form = LoginForm()
    user = User.query.filter_by(email=form.email.data).first()
    if request.method == "POST":
        if form.validate():
            # the session can't be modified as it's signed,
            # so it's a safe place to store the user
            session['user_id'] = user.id
            flash('Welcome %s' % user.email)
            return redirect(url_for('dashboard'))
        else:
            flash('Wrong email or password')
            return render_template("login.html", form=form)
    return render_template("login.html", form=form)

In forms.py
from models import User
from werkzeug import check_password_hash

class LoginForm(Form):
    email = TextField('email', validators = [Required(), Email()])
    password = PasswordField('password', validators = [Required()])
    remember_me = BooleanField('remember_me', default = False)

    def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
        Form.__init__(self, *args, **kwargs)
        self.user = None

    def validate(self):
        rv = Form.validate(self)
        if not rv:
            return False

        user = User.query.filter_by(email=self.email.data).first()
        if user is None:
            self.email.errors.append('Unknown username')
            return False

        if not check_password_hash(user.password,self.password.data):
            self.password.errors.append('Invalid password')
            return False

        self.user = user
        return True

A: You have two problems:
1) You should not make such a check (login/password) after form validation. It should be defined inside form itself, read about custom validators for wtforms
2) Also, make sure, that formatting you presented is actual one, becouse you have at least mistake in presented formatting:
form = LoginForm()
    user = User.query.filter_by(email=form.email.data).first()

So can't be sure there is not more.
Also, your passcheck function is from werzkeug.security?
As for Form custom validation there is one example:
With this approach actual validation fails, not additional check
class LoginForm(SafeForm):
   email=TextField(__("E-Mail"),validators=[Required()])
   password=PasswordField(__("Password"),validators=[Required()])
   submit=SubmitField(__("Login"))

   def __init__(self,*k,**kk):
      self._user=None #for internal user storing
      super(LoginForm,self).__init__(*k,**kk)

   def validate(self):
       self._user=User.query.filter(User.email==self.email.data).first()
       return super(LoginForm,self).validate()

   def validate_email(self,field):
       if self._user is None:
           raise ValidationError(_("E-Mail not recognized"))

   def validate_password(self,field):
       if self._user is None:
           raise ValidationError() #just to be sure
       if not self._user.validate_password(self.password.data): #passcheck embedded into user model
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2016-17 news and analysis
Three bigs the Cavs could sign to replace Andrew Bogut
Cleveland likely will move fast to replace the injured center.
By Chris Manning Mar 7, 2017, 10:47am CST
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With Andrew Bogut breaking his tibia and his time in Cleveland likely at an end after one game, the Cavaliers likely will look to sign someone new in the coming days. The team could elect to sign a guard or wing, but it seems more likely that they'll replace an injured big with a healthy one. The team is also on the hook for Bogut's salary regardless, so cutting him would at least let the Cavs add a healthy body.
Here are three players the team could sign.
Larry Sanders
Sanders recently worked out with the Cavs and the team seemed impressed by his talent despite his two-year absence. Of the bigs available, he's the one the team has worked out and they likely have a good idea of how much he could contribute. Part of the reason the team elected to sign Bogut over him was that Bogut had played in the NBA in the last two years.
Sanders, 28, likely has some upside and even if he's not ready to contribute right now, Cleveland could develop him into something for next year. But is that what the Cavs want? Would they be comfortable taking on Sanders, his baggage alongside being away from the game for two years? There's really only one way to find out.
Eric Moreland
Moreland, 25, was with the Cavs during training camp and is currently starring for the Canton Charge. D-League maven Chris Reichert has him fourth in his weekly D-League prospect rankings and for good reason. Moreland was a D-League All-Star this year and has been the Charge's best player overall aside from Quinn Cook. Cook ultimately signed a 10-day deal with the Dallas Mavericks. He also has NBA experience, having spent time with the Sacramento Kings for two seasons.
Moreland currently leads the D-League in rebounds per game and he's fourth in blocks per game. He's not a good shooter - his 40.6 percent shooting from the line is proof - ad he's dealt with a number of injuries in the past. But think of him as fitting the Derrick Williams mold: he's young, has played recently and is athletic. It's not hard to envision him eating up minutes for the Cavs as Kevin Love works his way back.
Jared Sullinger
Recently cut by the Phoenix Suns after being traded by the Toronto Raptors, Sullinger recently drew interest from the Miami Heat. But the Heat passed and the Celtics loom as a potential suitor. Because he was waived by Phoenix before March 1, he is playoff eligible.
The big knock against Sullinger is that he's never been in particularly good shape and spent time with Raptors 905 this year in an effort to improve his conditioning. But he is 25, has good hands and is a good rebounder who can play backup center. He's not nearly the defender or rim protector Bogut is. But if he's in shape, he could help fill minutes. And there'd be the added bonus of keeping the Celtics from nabbing a useful rebounder.
Other big men available: Raptors 905 center Edy Tavares, Sioux Falls Skyforce center Keith Benson, free agent center Chris Kaman, free agent center Kendrick Perkins, free agent center Anderson Varejao, Fort Wayne Mad Ants forward Tyler Hansbrough


Analysts at investment firm Raymond James released a report today speculating on what companies HP may be looking to acquire.
HP has a newfound willingness to acquire something, "following a three-year hiatus that can only be described as an Autonomy hangover," the analysts write. The company is coming off a fiscal third quarter that saw 1 percent revenue growth — the first time in 11 quarters HP has reported an increased revenue — and its net cash is $5 billion, producing the company's best balance sheet in years.
Looking at both private and public companies, the report notes that acquisitions would most likely be less than $5 billion, but that HP wouldn't mind spending a little more to woo a larger company.
The report pinpoints 10 companies the analysts deemed the most likely candidates for acquisition: Hortonworks, Sumo Logic, Palo Alto Networks, Fortinet, FireEye, Arista Networks, Adara Networks, Cumulus Networks, SimpliVity, and Actifio.
At least three of the top 10 could help HP's software-defined networking (SDN) and network functions virtualization (NFV) efforts. Arista complements to HP's current networking and SDN strategy, but coming off a recent IPO, it isn't likely to sell. Cumulus could also be eyed by HP to support its SDN objectives, and could take advantage of the HP platform. Adara would do the same, and it also has a history with HP (in a good way), as they worked together on a Verizon project.
Juniper Networks: Slowing growth and restructuring issues might cause it to fall down HP's list, but its ability to enhance HP's SDN and networking efforts makes Juniper still a possibility. Juniper's strong data center position (as is seen in its new deal with NIKE) also makes it attractive to HP.
Big Switch Networks: Privately owned Big Switch, with its newfound strategy of providing software for bare-metal servers, could help HP's SDN strategy. After recently announcing a partnership with Dell, Big Switch is making waves in SDN circles again.
CommVault Systems: The storage company focuses on backup, recovery, archiving, and data management software, and it would bring HP a strong product line along with a successful R&D team. With that said, CommVault isn't as disruptive as Actifio, and it's facing pricing pressure from both old and emerging competitors.
Puppet Labs: The DevOps company, which has raised $86 million, is attractive to HP because it could boost HP's lineup of IT automation software. On Puppet's side, a deal would let it stand with software's traditional "Big 4" of IBM, CA, BMC, and HP itself. The same could be said for Chef, which has raised $65 million.
Rackspace: This deal has been the subject of recent rumors, but recent reports say HP isn't interested. Raymond James analysts think HP might have considered the deal and passed.


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While pumpkin spice is certainly all the rage, we like actual pumpkin, too! The real thing cannot be beat in our opinion, especially when its tastiness is concentrated into our Slow Cooker Pumpkin Butter. Since the temperatures in Maine have finally begun to dip, we thought it was about time to share our Slow Cooker Pumpkin Butter recipe with you.
You can use pumpkin butter as a sundae topping like I did (served with gluten-free ginger snaps seems extra festive), stirred into your morning coffee (!), as a topping for plain yogurt or oatmeal, or of course as a spread on toast. My son uses it as a dip for apple slices.
This recipe makes A LOT of pumpkin butter. Feel free to divide the recipe in half. I like to make a big batch and use it for gifts (it makes a perfect hostess gift for Thanksgiving, as well as a thoughtful teacher gift).
Add all of the ingredients to the slow cooker crock and whisk to combine.
Stir well. Vent lid by propping it open with a wooden spoon handle, and cook an additional hour. The pumpkin butter is done when all the liquid has been absorbed into the mixture and it looks smooth. It will darken slightly in color.
Stir well and taste; adjust seasonings if desired. Let pumpkin butter cool, uncovered, in the slow cooker, then transfer to containers.
Store the pumpkin butter in the refrigerator, or freeze.
If freezing the pumpkin butter, be sure to leave at least 1/2-inch of headroom because it will expand slightly as it freezes.
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The Anti-Empathic Turn
NOMOS, Forthcoming
Georgetown Public Law Research Paper No. 11-97
58 Pages Posted: 15 Jul 2011
See all articles by Robin L. West
Robin L. West
Date Written: July 13, 2011
Justice, according to a broad consensus of our greatest twentieth century judges, requires a particular kind of moral judgment, and that moral judgment requires, among much else, empathy - the ability to understand not just the situation but also the perspective of litigants on warring sides of a lawsuit.
Excellent judging requires empathic excellence. Empathic understanding is, in some measure, an acquired skill as well as, in part, a natural ability. Some people do it well; some, not so well. Again, this has long been understood, and has been long argued, particularly, although not exclusively, by some of our most admired judges and justices.
Somehow, however, this idea, viewed as so utterly mainstream for much of the last century's worth of writing about judging, has, in the first decade of the twenty first century, become positively toxic, at least in the context of confirmation battles to the Supreme Court. What was once regarded as non-problematically central to good judging is now regarded as antithetical to it. No one challenged this claimed antipathy between empathy and judicial excellence. How did that happen?
The anti-empathy turn currently being expressed or implicitly endorsed by very high ranking judges and justices in our understanding of judicial ideals, I will argue, is part of a larger shift in our paradigm of what good judging should be. That paradigm shift, I believe, is most clearly revealed, not in the Supreme Court confirmation battles that spill over on the front pages of newspapers, but in the pages of law review articles and in the law school classroom. Its consequence, I will argue, is sharply felt, not only or even primarily in the Supreme Court's handling of the major social and constitutional issues of our time (which are better explained by political ideology), but rather, in scholarly treatment of the common law of contract and tort - areas of law that have for a couple of centuries now formed the core of our understanding of the judicial craft. The anti-empathic turn, I want to argue, is a part of a "paradigm shift" - with apologies for the cliché - in our ideals of good judging, and it's the perhaps unintended consequences of that paradigm shift that I want to explore.
In the first section, I contrast the traditional and more contemporary approach to the unconscionability doctrine, using the iconic case Williams v. Walker-Thomas Furniture Company, and its scholarly treatment, as emblematic. In the second, I briefly explain how, in my view, this shift in the scholarly treatment of Williams v. Walker-Thomas (and related policing doctrines more generally) is reflective of and in some ways masks a larger shift in our guiding paradigm of adjudication - a shift away from a paradigm of moral judging to scientific judging. In the third and concluding section, I will offer some suggestions as to why this new paradigm has taken such a hold on our legal imaginations, and will briefly criticize it, both specifically with respect to the unconscionability doctrine, and more generally. I will urge a return to a more classical understanding - one which rested quite explicitly on the centrality not only of precedent (Blackstone, common law rules and so on) but also of moral passions and moral emotions to the work of judging, of which empathy and sympathy both are sizeable parts. Mostly, though, in this essay I just want to put in the record, so to speak, a piece of evidence for the claim that we have seemingly turned our back on a vision of moral judging that once embraced what Adam Smith dubbed the "moral sentiments" as essential to the work of judgment.
Keywords: empathy, unconscionability doctrine, moral judgement, jurisprudence, adjudication, judicial ideals
JEL Classification: K00, K10, K30
West, Robin L., The Anti-Empathic Turn (July 13, 2011). NOMOS, Forthcoming; Georgetown Public Law Research Paper No. 11-97. Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=1885079
Robin L. West (Contact Author)
Georgetown University Law Center ( email )


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I enjoy collecting cookbooks and trying new recipes. I think cookbooks are so inspiring. I have compiled a list of my favorite healthy cookbooks. Read on to find out my top 16 healthy cookbooks that are perfect for gifting or adding to your own collection.
The Vegetarian Flavor Bible by Karen Page includes history lessons, cooking techniques, nutrition guides, recipes, and detailed flavor profiles of hundreds of plant-based foods. This is a wonderful edition to any kitchen. I enjoy using this reference guide to improve my cooking. I really can't say enough good things about this book.
The Skinny Taste Cookbook by Gina Homolka is a great cookbook for family meals. The recipes are easy to prepare and tasty.
Moosewood Restaurant Favorites by Moosewood Collective includes 250 of the most-requested recipes from the premier vegetarian restaurant in Ithaca, New York. This is a great collection of recipes.
Best Green Drinks Ever by Katrine Van Wyk is my favorite green smoothie and juice book. The book contains great tips and tasty recipes.
Danielle Walker's Against All Grain by Danielle Walker features easy to prepare paleo recipes. Danielle made changes to her diet after being diagnosed with an autoimmune disease when she was 22 years old. She removed grains, lactose, and legumes from her diet. She writes a popular blog to help others suffering from similar ailments continue to enjoy food. The delicious recipes are free from gluten and refined sugar.
Against All Grain: Delectable Paleo Recipes to Eat Well & Feel Great by Daniele Walker is the follow-up to her best-selling first release. The tasty recipes are free from gluten and refined sugar.
But I Could Never Go Vegan by Kristy Turner is a fun cookbook with easy to follow and delicious recipes. Kristy Turner is the writer, recipe developer, and food stylist behind the vegan food blog Keepin' It Kind. I think this is a great cookbook for people making the switch to a plant-based diet. The recipes are gluten, sugar and dairy free.
The Art of Eating Well by Jasmine and Melissa Hemsley features over 150 recipes which are free from grain, gluten and refined sugar. The sisters cook for private clients and cater for luxury brands like Louis Vuitton and Chanel. The beautiful cookbook includes sections on cooking with children, one-pot dishes and meal planning. I also like the practical tips and tricks included in the book.
At Home in the Whole Food Kitchen by Amy Chaplin is my favorite new cookbook. Amy shares her tips for stocking a healthy pantry and 150 healthy mostly gluten-free recipes that are easy to prepare. One of the most popular recipes in the book is the chocolate pots de creme. I also like The Bento Bowl, Quinoa Muffins, and The Golden Amaranth Superfood Bar.
Plenty by Yottum Ottolenghi features stunning food photography and over 100 vegetable recipes. I am looking forward to visiting his restaurant in London. Most of the recipes are gluten-free. This Vegetable Tart Recipe is one of my favorites. It takes like a deep dish pizza.
Plenty More by Yottum Ottolenghi is the follow-up to Plenty. It is an award-winning cookbook featuring 150 mouth-watering vegetable recipes. Yottum is a celebrated London chef with several best-selling cookbooks. If you thought vegetables were boring think again. I really like the Red Onion Salad With Walnut Salsa recipe from the cookbook.
Deliciously Ella by Ella Woodward is the highly anticipated release from the popular food blogger. I enjoy reading Ella's blog and her cookbook is simply fabulous. I am crazy about her Sweet Potato Brownies. The recipes are free from sugar, gluten and dairy.
Thug Kitchen by Thug Kitchen is a popular cookbook from the creators the hilarious blog by the same name. The recipes are delicious and easy to prepare. I also like the helpful cooking tips. The Pumpkin Chili recipe is very popular. The book does contain some bad language.
It's All Good by Gwyneth Paltrow is one of my most used cookbooks. The Candy Bar Dessert is one of my favorite desserts. The recipes are gluten and dairy free.
The Nourished Kitchen: Farm-to-Table Recipes for the Traditional Foods Lifestyle by Jennifer McGruther features recipes such as bone broths, fermented vegetables, raw dairy and kombuchas. Jennifer McGruther is the voice behind the award-winning blog Nourished Kitchen.
Fresh and Fermented by Julie O'Brien is an outstanding resource for making fermented food. One of my goals this year is to try making fermented foods. The recipes are not difficult and actually taste good. The author is the owner of Firefly Kitchen in Seattle.