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Last week the flu reared its ugly head, and stuck me in bed, miserable. It was probably the third-sickest I've ever been, and the only thing good that came of it was a full-series binge on Full Metal Alchemist. I'm recovering and now feel improved to the point of having only a really terrible cold, but my mental faculties aren't up to the task of thinking up a subject for a new blog post. That said, I don't want you brilliant souls to feel abandoned, so I'm doing this the lazy way and posting some (never-before-seen even to my beta pack) snippets. Huzzah. You will get something more interesting, I promise; but for now you can head over to www.thefangirlinitiative.com and snoop around today's Agents of SHIELD episode response, courtesy of yours truly.
He scanned the room for someone who looked like a responsible adult and came to the conclusion that responsible adults were severely lacking before remembering he looked like Skata.
Skata was adult, at least for a human, and he was halfway responsible.
He dislikes touching his lessers, making the orbs the most effective means of passing along a visual message without inflaming his annoyance. His annoyance usually results in the end of another life.
For a moment, nothing appears on the screen. Just when Feril is preparing to turn it off – it has taken too long as it is – someone walks into view.
He turned, startled by a flash of light from the Asian girl with the camera. "Hey, what do you think you're doing?" he snapped.
He shook his head once and walked past her toward the crowd of people ogling at the door where Angel had been stolen away.
"Rude," he heard the photographer girl mutter.
Angel blinked, but the blinking did nothing to ease the painful throbbing in his veins. He lifted his head and looked at the man in front of him. He was young; probably thirty at the oldest. He also looked as if he was enjoying this far more than Angel was.
"Sunshine, huh? Funny. You know, it's not nice to make fun of people." Angel smiled past the pain, narrowing his eyes at his captor. He flexed his muscles against the chains tying him to the solid wooden chair, but he was still weakened from the dart.
Except not quite all. I'M SO SORRY YOU HAVEN'T BEEN FEELING WELL! *huggles* I haven't either and it's the worst. -_- I hope you feel better! <3 Also what is dis new book? o.o Intrigued!
It does now! WP has been misbehaving today; you can see all the weird formatting going on up there.
I hope you get better fast! Angel and Skata love them. The unnamed book has me intrigued.
Hey, Full Metal Alchemist! I'm in the middle of reading the manga series, and I am LOVING IT!!! It's so funny and epic and simultaneously heart-breaking!
Oooh, I can't wait to read more about the unnamed book!
WHAT IS THIS UNNAMED BOOK???????? I'm really curious. Please don't keep us in the dark. Please…?
Also, I hope you get around to feeling better soon!
I DON'T KNOW FULLY WHAT IT IS YET. IT DOESN'T EVEN HAVE A TITLE.
WELL, OBVIOUSLY. DO YOU HAVE A VAGUE PLOT??????????????
EEEEEEE! I cannot wait for the next chapter of NDD. *flails* And…and…what is thissss??? :O I am so curious about this unnamed book. It sounds fascinating! You must reveal it to us one day. I am now so intrigued!


NEWS: SSWP meeting at APA Eastern Division Conference, members presenting at APA; Philosophy A-levels; Brazil conference, Paderborn conference, forthcoming conferences.
Reminders: Amazon Smile, Reminder: Complete your Bios; Pay your 2016 Dues!!
Left: Christine de Pizan. Illustration from her City of Ladies.
SSWP at APA: DVD Volume 2 Preview!!
The Eastern Division of the American Philosophical Association will meet January 6-9th at the Marriott Wardman Hotel in Washington, DC. SSWP will hold an open forum for discussion on Expanding the Canon. That forum is scheduled for Saturday, 9 January from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. and will open with a preview of two women philosophers featured on the 2nd Volume of the Busted!! DVD. Look for posters in the Registration area and throughout the conference areas. New memberships will be accepted (PayPal, credit card, check) at the conclusion of the forum.
The forum will be followed by a business lunch meeting to occur at the Marriott's restaurant. The meeting is open to all members. Members of the Board, please plan to attend. If you plan to attend the business meeting, kindly email Mary Ellen Waithe at SSWPdues@gmail.com so I can reserve an appropriate size table.
SSWP Member Laura Weed of the College of St. Rose, will chair a session at the International Institute for Field Being on Friday 8 January from 11:15 - 1:15 at which SSWP Member Melanie Johnson-Moxley of Columbia College will present Friday 8 January "A Whitheadean Assessment of Disruption."
Progress comes in little bits: in England, preparation for university studies occurs at the "college" (in US: High School) level where students may take "A-level" (advanced level) coursework considered to be essential preparation for university. The British Philosophical Association had raised concerns about the absence of women in the A-level philosophy course content. I have not been able to track down the exact details, but it appears that philosophical works by at least two women will now be included in each philosophy course so that students will understand that women have always been engaged in philosophy. Moreover. the preparatory colleges will have opportunities to consider feminist issues related to the history of philosophy and to examine why women philosophers are less well-known than their male counterparts. The curriculum will also expose students to contemporary works by influential women philosophers.
The Universidade Federal de Uberlândiais is located between Brasilia and Sao Paolo. Last month it hosted an International Colloquium at its Santa Monica Campus: Women in Philosophy 23 November 27, 2015.
There were also several Round Tables. One was a discussion featuring host university scholars Carlos Gonzales who presented "The thought of Julia Kristeva;" Fabio Nascimento who spoke on "Susan Haack - mediation between scientism and anti-scientific attitudes, "and Diego Avedagno whose presentation was "The theoretical overview of GEM Anscombe: exposition of philosophical development of a British thinker."
A second Round Table featured Fernanda Miguens of the Federal University of Rio de Janiero: "The evening gender: considering the woman in Sufism; " Luciene Torino and Suellen Teixeira, both of the host university, each gave a presentation on Defining.
Alexandre Guimarães of the host institution spoke on Elisabeth of Bohemia and the mind-body interaction problem; Wojciech Starzyński from the Polish Academy of Sciences, gave a a presentation on WW II - era Polish philosopher Irena Krońska and her philosophical life as seen from her correspondence with Czech philosopher Jan Patočka.
Another session featuredAndré Duarte of the Federal University of Parana, speaking on" Judith Butler and Hannah Arendt in dialogue: rethinking ethics and politics," followed by Alcino Eduardo Bonella of the host institution exploring the subject of Women and Rationality.
In an evening session, Alejandra Ciriza of the National University of Cuyo Argentina, offered a paper Women in Philosophy: Reflections from the South. At the same session, Francesca Izzo of the Eastern University of Naples, Italy presented a paper on the philosophical roots of feminist culture as opposed to the liberation of gender.
The conference concluded with the film Àgora, on the life of Hypatia of Alexandria It is extremely heartening to realize that scholarly work on women in the history of philosophy has spread as far as central Brazil.
To our colleagues there, we offer congratulations for such a diverse and substantive conference, and a heart-felt Bem-vindo à pesquisa sobre as contribuições das mulheres na filosofia!
The University of Paderborn, Germany, under the direction of SSWP member Ruth Hagengruber held a conference Emilie du Chatelet: Laws of Nature / Laws of Morals. The two day conference met October 23rd & 24th, 2015. Andreas Blank of the host university presented "Metaphilosophy and the Principle of Contradiction: Leibniz, Wolff, Châtelet," Gábor Boros from Eötvös -Loránd-University, Budapest, Hungary, spoke on Leibniz's Metaphysics of habitudo in and around his "quid sit" idea. A joint presentation by Luka Boršić and Ivana Skuhala Karasman from the Institute of Philosophy in Zageb, Croatia on "Emilie du Châtelet and Josip Ruđer Bošković" was followed by SSWP member and conference organizer Ruth Hagengruber on "Laws of Nature – Laws of Morals." Dagmar Pichová of Masaryk University, Brno, Czech Republic gave a paper "Du Châtelet and Mairan: Arguments and Fallacies," followed by a presentation "About the Interplay between Regulative Principles and Working Hypotheses: A Comparison between Du Châtelet, Laplace and Somerville," given by Andrea Reichenberger of Ruhr University, Bochum, Germany. Doctoral Candidate at the host university, Ana Rodrigues spoke on "Du Châtelet's and La Mettrie's Debate on Determinism." Her presentation was followed by Dieter Suisky of Humboldt University, Berlin, "Emilie Du Châtelet's claim for impartiality as a prerequisite for the reception of Leibniz and Newton." Kudos to Ruth Hagengruber for crafting a conference focused on a single woman philosopher, but covering such a wide array of topics, thus demonstrating the breadth of Emilie du Chatelet's genius.
Conference Announcement: The University of Groningen, Netherlands will sponsor a conference Early Modern Women on Metaphysics, Religion and Science, 21-23 March, 2016. Confirmed invited speakers include SSWP members Jacqueline Broad and Ruth Hagengruber.
Conference Announcement: University of Paderborn, Germany under the direction of SSWP member Ruth Hagengruber will sponsor a conference Women Phenomenologists on Social Ontology, February 11-12, 2016.
About a year ago SSWP member Nancy Tomaselli came across information about the work SSWP members have done with regards to women philosophers. Nancy is a retired RN, a Health Care Administrator and a Licensed Nursing Home Administrator in Florida. She reports feeling overwhelmed with the impact this work will have on women's place in society. She has read seven philosophy books including Waithe's A History of Women Philosophers Volumes 1 and 2, as well as several published articles about women philosophers. She joined SSWP at the Philosopher-Queen level in order to obtain Busted!! A Pictorial History of Women Philosophers Volume 1 and is eagerly awaiting the second DVD.
Nancy is interested in knowing how our work has impacted academia and courses in philosophy, and whether works by women philosophers have been integrated into philosophy programs.
The Senior Learning Program asked her to present information on the subject of women's contributions throughout the history of philosophy. She presented a brief overview to a meeting of the teachers in this program and reports that the interest and response was very positive.
On Wednesday October 14, 2015 Ms. Tomaselli presented Busted!! DVD Volume 1 to a group of senior citizens at the Senior Learning center in Ocala. She reports that it was received with tremendous interest.
When Nancy was setting up the session, more people wanted to register than she had anticipated, so the Director of the Senior Learning Program asked her to repeat the presentation.
The second presentation of DVD 1, part 1 Ancient Women Philosophers, will take place in January, with part 2 Women Philosophers of the Middle Ages and Early Renaissance being presented in February. Due to the enormous interest, the program has requested that Ms. Tomaselli present DVD Volume 2 Early Modern Women Philosophers in March.
Nancy also attends the Socrates Cafe where she raised a question about women philosophers for possible discussion and several in the group loudly responded that there are no women philosophers.
SSWP member John Conley, SJ has published another book about a woman philosopher of the Arnauld family. His first, Adoration and Annihilation: the Convent Philosophy of Port-Royal (2009) introduced us to three previously unknown women relatives of the influential French philosopher Antoine Arnauld. In this work, Angelique de Saint-Jean Arnaud d'Andilly, Writings of Resistance, Conley lets Angelique's own writings tell the story of women religious' resistance to civil and ecclesiastical authorities' demands to conform to their rule.
In June, 2015, SSWP member Therese Boos Dykeman conducted a workshop for the National Coalition of Independent Scholars (NCIS) meeting at Yale University. She reports that "it was wonderful seeing so many women involved in really important scholarly work. Like the 19th century meetings in the Midwest where women and men read Aristotle and Plato in the original Greek, small groups or maybe even of a couple of women continue to come together from all across the US to work with profound ideas." Her workshop, (jointly facilitated by another Independent Scholar) "How To Transform Research Into Reality: Writing For Your Venue And Audience" helped other scholars explore the best ways of transforming research into an interesting oral presentation (including the use of images and quotes). Then, attendees learned about the aspects of style, register and target audience which come into play when transforming an oral presentation into a publishable article.
As announced in 2014, Mary Ellen Waithe and Dorothy Rogers received a grant from the Americaan Philosophical Association to help with the production costs associated with the production of the Busted!! DVD series. As a part of the grant requirements we were to write an article about the project. We are pleased that our article: "Busted!! A Pictorial History of Women Philosophers DVD series: Pedagogical Tool to Improve Inclusiveness and Diversity?" Will appear in the APA Newsletter on Feminism and Philosophy, forthcoming, Spring, 2016. In this article we discuss the lack of diversity regarding women in the profession of philosophy and suggest reasons why women students do not pursue the profession. We offer SSWP's DVD series as a pedagogical tool that will encourage more women to consider entering the profession while enlightening [clueless] professors as to earlier women's myriad contributions.
Through a series of email exchanges with Mary Ellen Waithe, Emerita member Kate Lindemann has proposed that student and un/underemployed members (AXIOTHEA level) as well as faculty (SOPHIA level or PHILOSOPHER-QUEEN level) be invited to submit an article on a woman philosopher for the Kate's Pages section of the SSWP website. Beginning January 2016, articles that have been peer-reviewed will be designated as such. Eventually, all articles will have undergone rigorous peer review. So we will be gradually transforming those pages from simple informational pages to peer-reviewed articles, creating in effect, an electronic encyclopedia of women in the history of philosophy.
For student members: Have your Philosophy faculty advisor or other Philosophy professor agree to allow you to do an Independent Study, Independent Research or similar course OR to do a term paper about a woman philosopher selected from the list below. Have your faculty member contact Mary Ellen Waithe at sswpdues@gmail.com to reserve a philosopher for you. That page will be reserved for you until the end of your term (NO extensions!). Submit to your faculty member a paper in MS Word or Doc that follows the format of articles in Kate's Pages / Women Philosophers. It may have footnotes/endnotes and must include a bibliography of original works by that philosopher and secondary articles/books about her. Have your faculty member comment on and grade your paper as though it were being peer-reviewed. This is a higher standard than an "A" Graduate Student paper is held to, so you may need to make revisions as suggested by your faculty member. Have your faculty member submit the paper to SSWP by emailing it to sswpdues@gmail.com. You will be informed when it has been published to our website, and your faculty member will receive a letter confirming that they have refereed a paper for the Society for the Study of Women Philosophers.
For faculty: Email Mary Ellen Waithe at sswpdues@gmail.com to reserve a philosopher for you. That page will be reserved for you for four months. Submit to sswpdues@gmail.com a research paper on that philosopher, following the format of articles in Kate's Pages/Women Philosophers. The paper must be in MSWord or Doc. It may have footnotes/endnotes, and must include a bibliography of original works by that philosopher and secondary articles/books about her. It will be peer-reviewed by a SSWP member who may make suggestions for revising and re-submission.
Kate is quite right in noting that we are now in an era where electronic publications --if peer reviewed-- are worth (to a student seeking admission to a graduate program, or to faculty member seeking tenure) every bit as much as a print publication.
If you've already published a book or an article or a chapter about one of the above philosophers, won't you please consider writing up a brief article about her for the women philosophers pages? Those pages are such an important resource for undergraduate students. If we hope to integrate the canon of philosophy along lines of gender, we must "grow" the next generation of scholars who have an interest in doing so. That "cultivation" begins with undergraduate students. And it is they who use Kate's Pages.
5. Where in the World are Women Philosophers Publicly Commemorated?
In the course of your research have you come across public commemoration of a woman philosopher? Is there a street, a plaque, a statue in a public space where a woman philosopher is commemorated? If so, submit a JPEG photo and a caption indicating the name of philosopher and the type of artifact (street sign, statue, etc.) to sswpdues@gmail.com and in the Subject line indicate "Where in the World?" and your submission will appear in a future newsletter. Our last newsletter featured Olympe de Gouges, Mary Astell, Caroline Herschell, Anne Conway, Mary Wollstonecraft, Oliva Sabuco, Simone de Beauvoir and Mechtild of Magdebourg. Below, an image of a reconstructed model of Fort Christina, in Fort Christina National Park on the Christina River in Delaware, USA.
Oh, you haven't paid your dues? Hmm.. If you haven't paid your 2016 dues, please do so NOW! Click here: Pay Dues. We can't make it any easier. When you pay via PayPal, you can authorize automatic renewal. In that case, your membership will NOT run according to a calendar year (January through December), but from the date of your dues payment until its anniversary.
Renew at the Philosopher-Queen or Salon level to receive one of our premiums. Sorry, the popular Busted!! Photo Album is now out of stock. Ah! the cost of procrastination!
You've already paid your dues for 2016? Thank You!
Visit our "Must Buy" pages and if one of your books (or your chapter in a book) about women in philosophy is not there, email a jpeg of the book cover together with full bibliographic publishing information to sswpdues@gmail.com. in the Subject box write: "Display My Book." If the title of your book is not in English, kindly also provide an English translation of the title. If you don't provide a jpeg of the cover, Mary Ellen Waithe will no longer go searching for one. Sorry.
August: 4395 visits by 1879 unique users from 84 countries.
September: 3866 visits by 1782 unique users from 81 countries.
October: 4558 visits by 1959 unique visitors from 89 countries.
November: 4469 visits by 2000 unique users from 82 countries.
December: 4762 visits by 1905 unique visitors through 28 December.
Well, we're not quite sure because the web hosting company only lists the top 50 countries from which we've had visitors in any given month, although it does indicate the total number of nations from which we've had viewers. I've discontinued the map, in part because of this, and in part because small nations don't show up well on that map program.
Our website is growing and is being viewed by more and more people from more and more countries each year. The list at the right shows the country of origin of visitors to our site that we know of.
As you see, we are viewed by visitors from North America, South America, Asia, Africa, Australia, Oceana and Europe and are increasing our viewership in the republics of the former Soviet Union, and in the middle east.
Newsletters are prepared: emails are sent to members soliciting contributions, news, etc., the newsletter itself is composed and created using the webhost's program, another email is sent to members giving the password for accessing the newsletter. Time involved: about 40 hours.
Dues are collected by check, credit card, sometimes cash, and via PayPal and banked in a SSWP account.
Grants are applied for, projects (the DVDs, articles about them) completed, and reports filed with grantors.
US tax returns are completed and filed.
Accounts at PayPal, Square and the PNC Bank are monitored, balanced, and income is deposited to the PNC Bank checking account.
CFPs are issued, and meetings are scheduled with the APA. Posters advertising the meetings are created and posted at the conference.
A FaceBook page (barely maintained, mostly contains posts by non-members but with semi-regular contributions by Ruth Hagengruber, John Conley, Melanie Johnson-Moxley and Mary Ellen Waithe).
Thanks to Board Member and co-head honcho John Conley for volunteering to monitor the PayPal account and the PNC bank account. Mary Ellen and John will meet during January to transfer the documentation and access to these accounts.
Won't you help with some of these necessary (if unglamourous) tasks? Consider it part of your university-required service to the profession. I've already had to cut back on the frequency of this Newsletter, and have had to totally ignore our FaceBook page in order to manage other necessary tasks.


On April 29, three of our Jr. Apprentice students were invited to participate in a Job Shadow Day at Comcast. During the day, students heard from elected officials and senior administration at Comcast, met one-on-one with a Comcast professional to get career advice, toured the regional headquarters and were treated to a delicious breakfast and lunch. Check out the press release about the event!
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Recently Intetics Inc. President and CEO, Boris Kontsevoi, has been accepted into the Forbes Technology Council, an invitation-only community for world-class CIOs, CTOs and technology executives.
The invitation-only community provides members with exclusive benefits as well as the opportunity to share and exchange viewpoints on industry important topics. Leveraging this, Mr. Konstevoi has launched the article series.
"The idea of leveraging the power of centers of excellence (CoEs) has occupied the minds of many business owners. The long lists of benefits and advantages promise unseen success on the market and customer loyalty. However, behind those shiny perspectives stand two major questions: How do we implement the CoEs? How do we make them work?
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The Engineering Technology Certificate and the Bachelor of Engineering Science are closely related fields of study with significant differences in coursework. Above all, a bachelor's degree in engineering emphasizes advanced assumptions and ideas. Whereas, a degree in engineering technology emphasizes application and implementation.
Mechanical engineering is one of the most versatile and flexible fields of engineering as it involves the study of moving elements and frames. The job of the mechanical specialist is to move the project from the plan to the mall. To achieve this, mechanical designers must be able to choose to determine the forces and warm climates that an element, its components, or subsystems will experience; plan their interests, sensations, and forces.
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The more disciplines they browse, the more they understand what they are doing. Majors include basic engineering, environmental engineering, geotechnical engineering, hydraulic engineering, traffic engineering, development engineering, urbanization, etc. Civil architects often earn a four-year degree in structural engineering, often interested in one of its strengths, such as foundation engineering or landscape engineering. Also, civil engineering courses with detailed emphasis on coursework, mathematics, and mechanical frameworks
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Electrical engineering plays an important role in our public. Electrical Engineering is a challenging degree, but it's worth pursuing because of its many open positions and attractive salaries. Also, it is difficult to learn due to the specialized nature and sheer size of the material to be studied. Assuming you're going to spend a few hours, and a central engineering topic, electrical engineering isn't meaningless.
All in all, let's say you might want to continue to train former (and stream) electrical designers and keep helping a lot of people by making tons of electrical parts into buyers' products, computer frames, power stations, etc.
Not surprisingly, software engineering and information technology (IT) are often confused on the grounds that the two are often intertwined. The three main ones under the software engineering classification are distinct trains: computer engineering, data innovation, and software engineering.
Computer engineers are actually researchers. Instead of using laboratory equipment, they use math and calculations to track data transfer methods. Computer engineers exchange containers and test tubes for programming and frameworks such as Windows or Mac OS. Computer hardware researchers also use codes and various programming dialects.
Whereas, IT specialists provide and assist in keeping up with and developing computer frameworks and organizations. Also, IT specialists can handle different projects and help keep pace with computers and organizations, helping a business or organization move forward as expected.
Both fields require a lot of studies and assuming you're good at both natural and inorganic sciences and interested in research, then Chemical engineering is great. Also, choose Mechanical engineering, assuming that the subject of physics is strong and subjects such as the strength of matter are good.
Both branches are great, but unlike chemical engineering, the doors of mechanical engineering are wide open. Mechanical engineering has more comprehensive degrees and also good job openings at different institutions.
Chemical engineering has advantages in the field of oil processing plants.
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Environmental engineering is where science and engineering standards are used to protect the climate and combat degradation. Chemical and environmental engineers create and configure cycles to provide solid air, water, and soil. It also encourages green elements and manageable cycles.
Ongoing explorations in environmental engineering include the study of wastewater treatment processes, biodegradation of emerging toxins, advanced oxidation cycles, transport and fate of aqueous foreign matter, selective energy generation, green nanotechnology for remediation of contaminated soil and water, green Science more elements, and loop safety, and advances in biosensors to identify pollution.
Should I choose Industrial Engineering or Mechanical Engineering?
Industrial and mechanical engineering are two professional handles that may have similarities in practice and approach. However, there are some differences between these engineering fields.
Mechanical engineering is a broad field of engineering with many uses. In this field, specialists work in the subcategory of mechanical engineering where they apply their knowledge and skills to complete projects involving activities, assembly, or planning of mechanical parts and courses. Typically, the field of mechanical engineering may include subfields such as aerospace, aeronautics, automotive, biotechnology, and atomic engineering.
While industrial engineering integrates engineering and business standards, executives are developing usefulness, product quality, and meaningful cycles within organizations and associations. The field may also include subfields where experts can gain practical experience while pursuing industrial engineering careers.
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Q: Ramanujan's identity involving cube roots I have found this pretty identity involving cube roots, first stated by Ramanujan:
$$
\sqrt{m(4m-8n)^{\frac13} + n(4m+n)^{\frac13}}
= (4m+n)^{\frac23} + (4(m-2n)(4m+n))^{\frac13}- (2(m-2n))^{\frac23}.
$$
So I ask if there is any method to create similar identities?

A: The identity seems incorrect; instead it should read $(\ast)$
$$
\color{Red}{3} \cdot \sqrt{m(4m-8n)^{\frac13} + n(4m+n)^{\frac13}}
= (4m+n)^{\frac23} + (4(m-2n)(4m+n))^{\frac13}- \color{Red}{(2(m-2n)^2)^{\frac13}}.
$$
I might be asking for trouble by being the heretic =), but I find this particular identity quite unremarkable.
The key is the substitution
$$
u^3 = 4m+n, \quad v^3 = m-2n,
$$
motivated by the repeated occurrences of $(4m+n)^{1/3}$ and $(m-2n)^{1/3}$. Then
$$
m = \frac{2u^3  + v^3}{9}, \quad n = \frac{u^3 - 4v^3}{9}.
$$
Plugging in these in $(\ast)$,
$$
3 \cdot \sqrt{\frac{4^{1/3}(2u^3v+v^4) + (u^4 - 4uv^3)}{9}} \mathop{\stackrel{\color{Blue}{(?)}}{=}}
u^2 + 4^{1/3} uv - 4^{1/3} v^2
$$
$$
\iff u^4 + 2 \cdot 4^{1/3} \cdot u^3v - 4uv^3 + 4^{1/3} v^4 \mathop{\stackrel{\color{Blue}{(?)}}{=}}
\Big(u^2 + 4^{1/3} uv - 4^{1/3} v^2 \Big)^2,
$$
which can be verified by squaring the right hand side.

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THE BEGINNER'S GUIDE TO GIALLO
Mimsy Farmer in Il profumo della signora in nero (The Perfume of the Lady in Black, 1974).
Hélène Cattet and Bruno Forzani, the Belgian film-making duo that brought you Amer, have been at it again. The Strange Colour of the Tears of Your Body is their second full-length "giallo" pastiche. It's an imbroglio of stylish stabbings, heightened sound effects, witchy women, secret passages and sensuous art nouveau architecture. It's all quite beautiful. The only things missing are a proper story, characterisation and any sort of narrative tension. If Cattet and Forzani ever make a film in which they nail those elements too, they'll be unbeatable.
But what is a giallo? Much as "film noir" had its roots in the French Série Noire imprint, the term giallo – Italian for "yellow" – is derived from a series of crime and mystery paperbacks published in Italy with yellow covers. Italians use the term to describe any old mystery yarn, but anglophone film buffs apply it to a specific type of lurid Italian psychothriller which had its heyday in the 1970s. The typical giallo is extremely stylised and the directing often inventive, some of the best-known practitioners being Mario Bava, Dario Argento, Lucio Fulci and Sergio Martino.
Here's how to spot a giallo movie.
1) The title. Being Italian, these films go by assorted different aliases, but don't go looking for banal monikers like Le Week-end or We're the Millers. Giallo titles are as baroque and preposterous as the films themselves. Hence we have Four Flies on Grey Velvet, Seven Deaths in the Cat's Eye, Your Vice is a Locked Room and Only I Have the Key, and What Are Those Strange Drops of Blood on Jennifer's Body?
George Hilton in La coda dello scorpione (The Case of the Scorpion's Tail, 1971).
2) The plot. The typical giallo plot concerns a quest to solve a series of bizarre and gruesome murders perpetrated by a killer wearing a mask and gloves, either black leather or surgical rubber (as seen in, for example, The Bird with the Crystal Plumage and The Black Belly of the Tarantula). Before we learn the murderer's identity, we sometimes get glimpses into their troubled past via fragmented flashbacks. (Deep Red, The Perfume of the Lady in Black, Tenebrae, The House with Laughing Windows)
Occasionally the protagonist is a woman who may or may not be going mad – cue psychedelic hallucinations – or who is troubled by hints of the supernatural, precognition, or devil worshipping conspiracies. (The Perfume of the Lady in Black, Murder to the Tune of Seven Black Notes, All the Colours of the Dark)
Some gialli were inspired by or even directly adapted from Edgar Wallace mysteries. (The Bloodstained Butterfly, Seven Blood-Stained Orchids, What Have You Done with Solange?) They are also near kin to slasher movies – Mario Bava's Twitch of the Death Nerve (also known as Bay of Blood, 1971) is often cited as a precursor to the likes of Friday the 13th. Which brings us to…
La casa dalle finestre che ridono (The House of the Laughing Windows, 1976).
3) Gruesome death. The giallo killer's weapon of choice is the knife, but anything else will do – scalpels, razors, axes, motor vehicles, strangling, defenestration, decapitation. Preferably with lots of screaming and blood.
4) Clues. Gialli are packed with police procedural elements, witnesses (who either can't quite piece together what they've seen, or are murdered before they get a chance to tell anyone), crime-scene photographs and forensic science, some of it quite bonkers, such as the notion, expounded in Four Flies on Grey Velvet, that the last image seen by a murder victim is recorded on their retinas. (See also Auguste Villiers de L'Isle-Adam's story Claire Lenoir, cited by J.K. Huysmans in À rebours (aka Against Nature), and the 1999 blockbuster flop Wild Wild West, in which a decapitated head is used as a sort of slide projector.)
Edwige Fenech in Tutti i colori del buio (All the Colours of the Dark, 1972).
5) Misogyny. The victims aren't always beautiful women, but it often seems that way as you watch yet another semi-naked babe being stalked and ogled prior to being horribly done to death. Dario Argento once famously said, "If they have a good face or figure I would much prefer to watch them being murdered than an ugly girl or man."
On the other hand, sometimes it's the beautiful woman who turns out to be the killer. You never know with gialli. Decades before preposterous plot twists became popular in Hollywood thrillers such as Basic Instinct, gialli were already unmasking the murderer as… the last person you suspected.
La coda dello scorpione (The Case of the Scorpion's Tail, 1971).
4) Design. The 1970s used to be known as The Decade That Style Forgot, but now its furnishings, decor and fashions look as though they might have been designed expressly for dressing movie sets. Hence we get mouth-watering shots of art nouveau light fittings (Black Belly of the Tarantula), or shabby-chic walls that wouldn't look out of place in the pages of Elle Deco (The House with Laughing Windows), or wallpaper like the one in The Cat o'Nine Tails, which resembles a recurring exploding brain motif.
And the decor isn't always just for show. One of the unofficial rules of giallo is that, if you spot a spiky modern sculpture in the first act, be assured that someone will end up impaled on it in the third. (Tenebrae)
Rada Rassimov in Il gatto a nove code (Cat O' Nine Tails, 1971).
5) Music. Composers such as Ennio Morricone, Bruno Nicolai, Stelvio Cipriani and the Italian prog rock band Goblin provide music so distinctive that Cattet and Forzani have simply lifted some of the original 1970s scores for use in their own neo-gialli. The Giallo Sound is typically an intoxicating mix of groovy lounge music, nerve-jangling discord, and the sort of soothing lyricism that belies the fact that it's actually accompanying, say, a slow motion decapitation – such as this lovely track by Morricone for Four Flies on Grey Velvet.
6) Characters who seem pathologically compelled to say, "I know who the killer is! But I can't tell you over the phone. Let's meet tomorrow…" They might as well add, "in a dark and lonely place, where I'll be horribly murdered before I get a chance to spill the beans."
Letícia Román in La ragazza che sapeva troppo (The Girl Who Knew Too Much, 1963)
Lino Capolicchio in La casa dalle finestre che ridono (The House of the Laughing Windows, 1976).
Tutti i colori del buio (All the Colours of the Dark, 1972).
Evelyn Stewart in La coda dello scorpione (The Case of the Scorpion's Tail, 1971).
George Hilton in Tutti i colori del buio (All the Colours of the Dark, 1972).
Bruno Forzani and Hélène Cattet with Patrick Duynslaegher, artistic director of the Ghent Film Festival (2013)
This piece was first posted on the Telegraph website in November 2013. It has been lightly edited.
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5 thoughts on "THE BEGINNER'S GUIDE TO GIALLO"
Graham Russell says:
And the presence of the sublime Carroll Baker is always a bonus!
katelaity says:
You should add a link to the giallo plot generator.
neilfc says:
Some of these photos have been mis-identified. At least a few of the ones labelled 'Black Belly of the Tarantula' are actually from 'The Case of the Scorpion's Tail'. The woman peeking through the door, and looking at the dining-room table is Ida Galli/Evelyn Stewart, and i'm pretty sure that that is not Silvano Tranquilli, but George Hilton.
Sorry Anne. Please don't turn up at my flat disguised as an avon lady, wearing a pair of black leather gloves and a pair of scissors, and slash me to ribbons after i step out of the shower.
crumbs yes, you're right. I definitely got my tarantulas confused with my scorpions there, which has resulted in all manner of stinging creature-themed caption mayhem. I'll try and sort it out tomorrow.
Now corrected. Many thanks. Crazy thing is I had actually named those grabs "scorpiontail". Must have had a cat on the brain or something.


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ON Semiconductor Celebrates Pride Month
by Reed Michaelsen, Senior Instructional Designer, Global Learning & Development
.@onsemi's #LGBTQ+ employee resource group helps to foster an inclusive work environment globally and proudly celebrates #PrideMonth https://bit.ly/3etYwZQ #WeAreONSemiconductor #ThinkON #CSRChampions #DiversityandInclusion
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This month, ON Semiconductor takes the opportunity to celebrate Pride by encouraging all of our employees to celebrate themselves, each other and the qualities that make us different. In January 2020, ON Semiconductor launched its newest Affinity Network Group (ANG), Continua, a global source of advocacy, networking and education for all employees on LGBTQ+ topics. At the core of Continua is the belief that all employees, regardless of gender identity, expression or sexual orientation have one thing in common: we are human. Every day, but especially during Pride month, ON Semiconductor asks that our employees and business partners focus on cultivating an inclusive workplace where all employees are free and encouraged to be themselves, to support our LGBTQ+ employees and those who support LGBTQ+ family members and others in our communities.
To further this initiative, Continua is working with our diversity and inclusion council, facilities and HR to implement several changes across the organization to support LGBTQ+ employees, allies and their families both within ON Semiconductor and throughout our communities. Ranging from simple modifications to our offices to larger changes to our processes and procedures, Continua plans to make great strides to help LGBTQ+ employees and allies more comfortable and free to be themselves. Some of these modifications include seeking all-gender friendly facilities in our workplaces, expanding gender identification and gendered title options in the company data systems, and encouraging stronger LGBTQ+ healthcare benefits and protections.
ON Semiconductor has included sexual orientation and gender identity/expression in our corporate non-discrimination policy for several years, as the company recognizes and values our LGBTQ+ employees, regardless of the jurisdiction where they live and work.
"At ON Semiconductor we strive to create an environment where every individual feels totally comfortable being themselves in a workplace free of discrimination, harassment and retaliation regardless of race, gender identity, sexual orientation or ethnicity," stated Keenan Evans, senior vice president of global quality, reliability, environmental health and safety and corporate social responsibility as well as the executive sponsor for Continua. "Likewise, we support community action to redress social injustices and promote equal rights and human dignity for all."
The Company recognizes the recent Supreme Court ruling on Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, which clarifies that in addition to our global non-discrimination policy, U.S. federal law also protects LGBTQ+ employees from employment discrimination in every U.S. state, city and jurisdiction. This ruling ensures that our LGBTQ+ employees and their families and friends who work elsewhere have strong legal protections from employment discrimination.
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Utah Business Name Search
One of the first steps to take when starting a Utah business is to perform a Utah Business Search. The Utah Division of Corporation and Commercial Code maintains records of Utah business entities that exist or have dissolved. The database is free to use and makes it easy to find existing businesses and check if a business name may be available.
How to search Utah business names
Searching for Utah businesses is done through the Utah.gov site.
Utah Corporations and LLCs are searchable by the following criteria:
Executive Name
Search by ID number
Each Utah corporation has an associated filing number. To search by filing number, enter the number and select "Search."
Utah corporation search name status
If a business struggles to think of a good business name, one way to generate ideas is to look through the search results list to see if any dissolved names could fit the business.
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In the digital age, it is essential to have a solid social media presence. Customers will often check sites like Yelp and Google Reviews to gauge what others think about a business. Some other tips on social media for an Utah business entity:
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After selecting a business name, businesses can register their incorporation with the Utah Corporation Commission.
For further step-by-step instructions on how to file your LLC check out this Utah LLC Guide.
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An EIN is a nine-digit number that identifies a business for tax purposes. Think of it as a social security number for businesses. Filing your EIN for a limited liability company (LLC.) is straightforward and can be done online. Utah corporations can register for a Tax ID for $79 with Swyft Filings.
Utah business structure naming considerations
When selecting a Utah business name, it is important to understand the different naming requirements for each entity type.
In Utah, sole proprietorships do not have to file with the corporation division to begin business operations. Sole Proprietorships typically operate under a person's name, so there is no need to perform a business name search in most situations.
LLCs are separate legal entities that separate owners' business interests, debts, and liabilities from personal responsibilities. Names for LLCs are required to be filed with the Secretary of State and must be unique.
Utah business names must include the words "LLC, LLC, or the phrase limited liability company. "LLC" is most commonly used after a business name, so we recommend using that abbreviation when filing Utah articles of organization.
The State may not approve a Utah business name if it is not clearly distinguishable from the other business.
How do you reserve a business name in Utah?
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Is there an annual report requirement in Utah?
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A DBA (doing business as), or trade name, is a fictitious business name that companies operate under for business outside of the formal LLC name. DBA names are filed with the Utah Department of Commerce or can be filed with companies like Incfile.com.


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British wheelchair tennis player Andy Lapthorne secured a spot in another quad singles final at the British Open after a straight sets win.
The world number three defeated Japan's Koji Sugeno 6-3 6-2 and will face world number one David Wagner.
It is the fourth time in the past five years that Lapthorne has reached the final but he is still waiting for his first senior British Open title.
However, fellow Briton Alfie Hewett missed out on the men's singles final.
Hewett looked lacklustre in his 7-5 6-2 semi-final defeat by France's Stephane Houdet.
He served for the first set at 5-3 but double-faulted on set point and was not able to recover from being broken twice at the start of the second set.
Lapthorne started his semi-final strongly and raced into a 5-0 lead against world number five Sugeno before the Japanese player fought back.
But the Briton secured the set - and after the first four games of the second set were shared, he pulled away with four games in a row to secure victory in the division where players have impairments in three or more limbs.
"He [Sugeno] is a dangerous player; he has weapons from everywhere on the court, so that's why I was so pumped up, because if you drop your level even one or two notches he's going to strike," Lapthorne said.
"I had to use my experience to get over the line and now it's all about looking forward to coming back and doing it all again in Sunday's final."
Wagner recovered from losing the first set to beat Australian third seed Heath Davidson 5-7 6-1 6-0 in the other semi-final.
The women's singles final will between the world's top two ranked players - and last year's finalists - Diede de Groot of the Netherlands and Yui Kamiji of Japan.


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Children of my Days
The Marshall plan only worked in certain countries of northern Europe, and northern Italy. Other countless failures of little Marshall plans.
1. People can be helped to do something, can be taught.
2. People can't be helped, can't be taught. So we will do nothing.
3. People can only help themselves, learn for and by themselves.
4. People can be helped to help themselves, can be helped to teach themselves, and this is when the Marshall plan succeeded, but where it did not succeed, there were people, as in southern Europe, who could not be helped to help themselves.
No-one ever develops anyone else:
people and societies develop themselves. International aid, whether for development, or in response to an emergency, cannot bring development. However, it can either support and promote development or, unfortunately, undermine and delay it
J. Bittner to Guntner Grass:
Your generation has had it pretty easy, I wanted to blurt out. You grew big in times when strong ideology and determined judgment counted more than the hard work of examining what is actually going on around us. The way you saw the world counted more than the way it actually was. And there was always a lot of self in your righteousness.
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Al Husseini, the Palestinian blogger, recalled his journey after he decided to leave Islam.
"I began reading the books I could get my hands on," he said. "The discovery of the elementary notion of evolution was mind-blowing. Books like Dawkins's The God Delusion and Darwin's The Origin of Species opened my eyes to a whole new paradigm." The 24-year-old Moroccan atheist activist Imad Iddine Habib told me that he read books by American astrophysicist Carl Sagan.
Raj Chetty, a recipient of the MacArthur Foundation Genius Award, while at Harvard has made this astounding discovery, "that where you grow up can profoundly affect your life in real, measureable ways." Really Raj!!! You didn't know this? Did you just get off the boat? Where have you been hiding out?
[from See How Disadvantaged Neighborhoods Amplify Racial Inequality. PBS NewsHour, September 1, 2015]
Kim Davis, a county clerk in Morehead, Kentucky, will go to jail
for refusing to issue marriage licenses to gay couples—an act of unlawful defiance that has made her a hero to the religious right and a villain to progressives. She was asked, whose law are you following? And she answered, God's law. At one time it might have been the correct response. No longer. September 2, 2014.
"Kurdish militias regained full control of the northern Syrian town of Kobani on Monday."
What struck me about the recapture of Kobani? One thing, the number of air strikes, 700 of them, that were necessary to secure this up until now completely unremarkable piece of real estate between Syrian Kurdistan and Turkey. That is, the cost of the operation. Would President Obama have ever allowed this to happen if he had known the cost beforehand? Something you could have asked, I suppose, about many of our major wars. Don't we go into them because we don't know what they're going to cost us?Go here to read about it:
"…CLEARING THE TOWN WAS NO GREAT VICTORY,"


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Added a ribbon icon in the "Network" category, "Network Operations" panel labeled "Status All".
This operation gets the status of all the devices in the design. Additionally if you multiply select more than one device and choose "Get Status" from the right-click popup menu a vastly improved dialog now displays the results.
The keypad LED indicator "Help" dialog was upgraded.
All of the dialogs that display tabular data now have the column widths saved from session to session.
An automatic patch when assigning a static IP address and updating the location table in all Gateways has been implemented.
The status bar meter display improved.
The interface setup checklist and UPB device operations checklist now have higher resolution icons.
The keypad LED indicator tab selections display improved.
The text displayed in the UPB Interface Setup, Interface Type select dialog was enlarged.
The Log Viewer Entry display icons upgraded.
The Network Verify/Discover dialog upgraded.
The List View has higher resolution X and Check icons.
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One thing about Pitbulls is, the ability to workout like it was meant to be done. And, it's very good for dogs to workout regularly just like it is for humans. Humans and dogs share about 70% of the same genetic makeup. While another 30% may be different one thing is for certain any dog can benefit from a regular workout.
But there are some rules you should follow before working out any dog. Here we will cover some basic ideas of what you can do to workout your dog.
Always check with a licensed veterinarian before making any dog undertake any workouts. The reason you want to do so is, every dog is different and some may have other issued only a test or vet can revel. And, once that's found out, you may not want to push your dog.
Nutrition is one of the best things you can do for your dog. Not only will it help them to grow better but, it can also help their health for years to come and help them avoid other health issues.
We get a lot of people asking about when they should start their dog on regular workouts. And, as a rule of thumb around a year of age is good. However yes, you can start working out puppies with weights but only on a very small level to start and again, check with you vet.
How To Start My Dog Working Out?
You will want to start your dog slowly and build up over time. Dogs, just like humans can break or injure tendons, bones and muscle. So, they will need a warm up period just like anyone else.
You don;t go to the gym one time and "well, ok that;s it i'm done for life." Not even close. It takes time to build up a body and with each session you will find your dog getting stronger and stronger. This is always the best approach to take. Many people want to rush the process and that is not a good thing to do.
What Meals Do I feed My Dog?
It's not only important to ask what meals but it's also important to ask when. Giving your dog the proper meals is a very important thing. They need to follow a balanced diet for all their organs to function properly. Also, it's just as equally important about when and how much you give your dog. Again, always work with your vet, but it's best if your dog eats at-least 2 smaller meals a day. And the reason this is better is, it's easier on the dogs digestions system.
The best diet for your dog is a raw dog food diet and then 2nd is a good 5 star dog food.
What Strength Training can My Pitbull or Dog do?
There are many types of exercises your pit-bull can do. These range from using weights, to not using any weights at all.
Running is an age old way to exercise for dogs and humans alike. In order to make it strength training, you have to use hills, valleys and up and down. Yes, it sounds so simple but it really can go along way for helping your dog gain muscle.
Running can be very good to not only keep their body running clean and clear but yes, it can help your dog build lean muscle mass as well.
Usually when you think of heavy training, weights are involved and for good reason. Good old fashioned weights can be one of the best ways to build muscle on your dog. But, you have to take care so your dog does not over do it.
Always be careful when it comes to your dog. While there are many benefits to using weights for K9's they are also one of the easiest ways to injure a dog quickly. Many dogs have a tendency to over do things and using weights is no exception. They will work hard to impress their owners sometimes until complete exhaustion. This can not only harm a dog but dogs do die every year from being overworked. So always use caution as this can be avoided easily.
Always start small and low when it comes to weights. Using weights is something that develops muscles overtime. Never go full bore right from the start. You will want to have your dog pull a small amount of weight at first and then build.
One of the best things you can do for your dog is to get them on a routine when it comes to working out. Performing weekly workouts will help to lessen injury over time.


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Your party vote for NZPP will keep Winston Peters away from the government: Anil Sharma
Friday, August 25, 2017 Anil Sharma, President, NZPP
Politics is a fast moving game at the best of times, but in the past three weeks, we have seen three party leaders from three different parties resign. While this is exciting for journalists and political watchers, it makes the rest of us hard working New Zealanders nervous. I'm not here to give my opinion on the changes we have seen and the reasons behind the changes. But rather I would like to drag us all back to earth and have a good look at the situation.
With a significant portion of the country in the midst of 'Jacindamania', we have seen a rebalancing of the electorate. While the Greens have been riding in the low to mid teens for the past nine years, with the new Labour leader we are seeing the tide of Labour voters start to move back.
We have seen this before, if you cast your mind back to 2002 when Bill English was last the Leader of the National Party. National plummeted to 19 per cent on election night while United Future took 8 seats and Act took 9. Well Peter Dunne just declared time on his fight to keep Ohariu and David Seymour is taking hand outs from the government to keep the Act Party alive.
So while the reemergence of Labour as the significant party on the left is great for its supporters, it is bad news for the rest of us. The current state of the parties puts Winston Peters firmly in the role of 'king maker'. Going by the latest polls, neither Labour nor National could form a government without Winston Peters.
This should scare everyone in our community. If Winston has his way he would shut the door firmly to new immigrants. Leaving families separated and hurting. They like to talk about being a party for all New Zealanders, and being "race blind". But lets be clear, NZ First only care about you if your skin is white and you're older than 60.
You can put New Zealand People's Party in a position to take away this power. This September if we get 5 per cent of the party vote we will be in a position to take 6 MPs to Parliament. This would be a game changer for you and for New Zealand. We would be able to take your voice, your community, to the halls of Parliament.
We are better when we are together. We will get this done.
Kiwi Indian
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I am little confused with Response cache policy.
4mv4d says it automatically gets attached to target response if you attrach to proxy request. But, it didn't happen in my case.
"Whenever possible, try to have the response cache policy that populates the cache execute at the ProxyEndpoint response PostFlow as late as possible"
1) is it an onprem or cloud version ?
2) how many targets are available ?
3) are you doing any additional processing of the response ?
if possible pls share a screenshot of the proxy configuration.


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Grandpa Ferd enjoying his 90th birthday in Colorado - forever the traveling man!
It seems fitting after all this time that I share the inspiration for Classy Not Pricey. Two words: My Grandpa.
He was a self-made man, unwaveringly devoted to an authentic work ethic and learning. Every penny he earned was handled with great care, and he passed along his many life and financial lessons to his family and friends. All who knew him knew his warm, open heart - never a conversation would go by without his genuine insistence on hearing the story of the person he was meeting. He was a charm.
Grandpa and I at my college graduation. He was my greatest supporter.
"I was a youngster, 11 years old in 1929 and 16 in 1934. Who am I? I am Ferdinand J. Schiavi born on June 4, 1918 in a house on Leroy Street in the Greenwich Section of lower Manhattan, N.Y.C. My mother was attended by a mid-wife and as significant as the event was, I have absolutely no memory of it.
"In a couple of years, with no effort on my part, I acquired my brother Joseph, the first of four younger brothers. As our family grew my parents were having doubts about raising their family in Greenwich Village, so together with two other families they bought land in the outer reaches of Queens County. This village, called Rosedale, was a stop on the Long Island Railroad. Homes were built and a new lifestyle began.
"The Great Depression's effects varied widely. The very rich, the middle class, and the desperately poor saw it differently, further affected by their location. The farmer, the industrial worker, and the professional would all describe a different impact. I would describe my family as lower middle class. We never had a car, telephone, or radio. At the same time we never feared the loss of our home, missed a meal, or lacked decent clothes. We didn't go to a restaurant or take a vacation, whatever that meant. What begins here is a reflection of how we lived in those days.
"My father had lost his job. The factory where he worked had closed 'for the duration', a scary situation with a family of five (5) growing boys. He, as many others, found temporary employment with the WPA, a program created by President FDR, one of the work programs to relieve unemployment. Pop now found himself on a work crew that was involved with the widening of Merrick Avenue, a major artery in the Queens County road system.
"Pop noticed there was some unburned coal amid the construction site cinders. Resourceful as he was, he suggested I retrieve the wasted fuel. The site was about a mile from our house. I took off with my red wagon. Filling it was easy as there was ample supply. Two trips a day was my average. I loaded the wagon full, but bumps and ruts in the road and sidewalk caused me to lose half of the rounded load. It made me feel good when Pop used this little coal pile to "bank" our furnace for the night. For some reason he thought it burned better. Go figure."
Without question, this was only the beginning of my grandfather's resourcefulness. When I would visit him as a child, I remember his incredible care for things like extra napkins from a to-go food bag, or making sure he requested "extra ketchup packets, please" to save them for a later meal. A deal lover himself, he would look specifically for items that were made to last and would bring the greatest value in the long run - that is, if he had to pay for the darned things at all (he was never above repurposing items that held potential - see his Jim Beam hat below, which he wore so his girlfriend could spot him in the grocery store if they ever lost each other).
Our favorite life coach and friend!
"The Schiavi's had the nicest garden in the neighborhood, thanks to my regular trips with my red wagon to pick up "extras" from manure deliveries to local farmers at the train station. Our produce was the typical variety, big and bright red tomatoes in abundance, delicious sweet corn, green beans, lettuce, bush beans, and a variety of other vegetables. The garden was a true support to the kitchen.
"There was another event which widened our food supply even further. I do not know how it came about, probably because Pop was working on WPA, but we were eligible for food. Mom and I walked to a food distribution point, where they filled up my red wagon, with what we knew not. As we unloaded the boxes they were mostly known: flour, sugar, rice and tapioca. Curiosity was high. My red wagon and I continued to make weekly visits to the distribution store. Good grief, as I write this I realize that we were on RELIEF!"
In his later years in life, even though he gained financial freedom to do as he pleased, his dinner was often soup. Not just any soup, of course. Soup he purchased using a coupon. To thicken the soup and make it more hearty, he had a special trick. Whenever he would order Chinese takeout, he would always ask for extra rice (and would only order from places who would honor the request for free). Next, he would take the extra rice and roll it into several small balls and place them in a bag in the freezer. Come dinner time, he would add one or two rice balls to his soup as he warmed it. Presto! A hearty and very cost effective meal. He always told me a fortune could be squandered simply by dining out, and if we ever did it was either an all-you-can-eat buffet or, you guessed it, Chinese.
"I guess I was 16 years old when this fellow from Curtis Publishing Co. offered me a job selling magazines. The magazines were The Ladies Home Journal, Saturday Evening Post, and Country Gentlemen. He said he would get me business cards (F.J.S. Jr. Salesman), a magazine carrying bag, and a catalog of prizes that I could win with brownie points. I was sold.
"After much walking, I slowly developed a route with 12 ladies who subscribed to Ladies Home Journal. I could now pick a prize - a beautiful shiny chrome electric waffle iron! The lid had a red light in the center which came on when the waffle was done. It was the pride of the household and made all that walking worthwhile.
"I had no success with Country Gentlemen. We were not in a 'country gentlemen' strata. The Saturday Evening Post seemed sellable. I tried a new approach. I went to the LIRR Rosedale station and waited for the evening trains coming from downtown Brooklyn and Manhattan. Trains arriving between 5:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. discharge the commuters, all men. They were the lucky ones, they had jobs. I recall there were NO women as they were not part of the workforce at that time. I would stand beyond the exit of the last car, that way all the de-trainers would pass. My message was simple: "Just out! Saturday Evening Post, 5 cents!" This message was good from Wednesday to Friday. Sales averaged from 30-35 copies a week. It sounds like a lot, $1.50 to $1.75 per week to be shared between the Curtis Publishing Co. and me.
"These were the years when Curtis Publishing commissioned Norman Rockwell to paint its' covers for the Post. They have since become treasures. Little did we know then that Rockwell would become a renowned American artist who really illustrated this period."
Grandpa and his old Cadillac - maintained with love for many years.
I will save other stories for future posts, particularly ones with specific money strategies my grandfather taught me. Until then, I know he would be pleased with me if I closed by passing on this piece of wisdom from him: no matter who you are or what your circumstances, an unshakable work ethic and commitment to smart spending habits will bring you greater financial freedom and a rich life of opportunity.
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We are in the process of updating our website, and have decided to transfer our archive of audio and video files from the website to our blog. This project is going to take quite a long time to complete.
You will be able to monitor our progress as we go. We have created three new pages which we will continually add to over the next few months. Access to these pages is via the teaching resources tab near the top of the home page (As per the screenshot).
To begin with we have been transferring the files in the order they were loaded on the old website. If there are any files that you have lost access to, please email us and we will prioritise your request.
These files have been created to make primary sources of information more accessible to students.
Thank you for your patience as we work our way through this transfer.
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#ifndef DART_COMMON_LOCALRESOURCE_HPP_
#define DART_COMMON_LOCALRESOURCE_HPP_

#include "dart/common/Resource.hpp"

namespace dart {
namespace common {

class LocalResource : public virtual Resource
{
public:
  explicit LocalResource(const std::string& _path);
  virtual ~LocalResource();

  LocalResource(const LocalResource& _other) = delete;
  LocalResource& operator=(const LocalResource& _other) = delete;

  /// Return if the resource is open and in a valid state.
  bool isGood() const;

  // Documentation inherited.
  std::size_t getSize() override;

  // Documentation inherited.
  std::size_t tell() override;

  // Documentation inherited.
  bool seek(ptrdiff_t _origin, SeekType _mode) override;

  // Documentation inherited.
  std::size_t read(void* _buffer, std::size_t _size, std::size_t _count) override;

private:
  std::FILE* mFile;
};

} // namespace common
} // namespace dart

#endif // ifndef DART_COMMON_LOCALRESOURCE_HPP_

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