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Selena and the blonde one
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US Weekly was the first to report this weekend that Selena Gomez and One Direction's Niall Horan were hooking up at Jenna Dewan and Emmanuelle Chriqui's joint birthday party. E! sources also confirm that the two were all over each other at the club, dancing close, and kissing at one point. Full Story
Louis's first pregnancy photos
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First shots of Louis Tomlinson since news broke earlier this week that he and one of the girls he was hooking up with in May are expecting a baby. Briana Jungwirth has apparently left her home Full Story
One Direction at Glastonbury
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Niall Horan and Louis Tomlinson were photographed at Glastonbury today. People freaked out. This surprised me because I didn't think there would be any One Directioners at Glastonbury. You remember what Nick Grimshaw said about One Direction and Glastonbury a couple of years ago? "I don't think One Direction's music sounds like the stuff that is historically supported by Glastonbury. Full Story
Harry next?
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E! News wasted no time yesterday after Zayn Malik's announcement that he's quitting 1D in reporting that Harry Styles might be next. According to E! sources, Harry's been telling his friends that he wants to get into acting and permanently move to LA. Full Story
This Is Me on August 30
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What are you doing on August 30? It's Labour Day weekend. Will you be at the cottage? On holiday somewhere? Working in the yard? BBQ? Fiona is coming here to Toronto from Vancouver that weekend. We miss each other so much. You think she's going to mind if I drag her to the One Direction movie on our quality time together? I'm not actually sure she knows what a One Direction is. Full Story
Best Song to perv to
I think I've been pretty forthcoming about my Harry Styles problem. Some of you have been kind enough to confess that we are the same. The new video won't help. The new video will make it worse. So don't watch it if you don't have time to re-watch 3 times...which is what I did yesterday while the rest of the world was preoccupied with the arrival of the royal child. Full Story
One Direction Gay-Baiting
There's lots being said this week about the whole Jodie Foster coming out situation but, because my heart wants to drag things down to the lowest common denominator, I'd like to use this as an excuse to talk about how gay One Direction is…or at least how gay One Direction pretends to be. Full Story
1D arrives home
Half the reason I've been posting more and more about One Direction is because it makes Jacek crazy. He walks around the house and drives around in his car like a crusty f-ck old man now, at once blustering and muttering about "their hair" or "spacey pedestrians" or stupid drivers who don't tuck themselves to the curb when making a right turn. Full Story
(Not) Hot Harry and a baby
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I mean not Hot Harry on a Horse, not that Harry Styles is not hot. Does that make sense? As I confessed yesterday in Tingles, FINE, I admit, I love Harry Styles. Look at him. He's the cutest sh-t EVER. And it's ok, I won't out all of you who've been emailing asking for One Direction. I'll take the heat for it so you can enjoy it on the low, hiding your monitor from view, secretly enjoying every single shot. Full Story


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Confusion or Clarity? Cross-Border Regulation of Derivatives
We will provide an update on cross-border derivative issues including recent developments in the US and the EU. Among the topics to be considered are:
An update on the rollout of the margining rules relating to uncleared derivatives in both the US and the EU;
Ongoing implementation of clearing requirements for OTC derivatives;
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Career Success – Knowing the Unwritten Rules Changes Everything
Dec 6 2019
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Christine Brown-Quinn, The Female Capitalist
The key to progressing your career is to work hard, right? Well, yes, at the beginning of our careers it's our hard work, reliability and efficiency which helps us build a positive reputation from which we can position our careers for further growth.
The harsh reality, however, is that the importance of your hard work decreases the more senior you become. Once you start moving up the ladder, certain behaviours and a distinctive mindset drive career progression as this is what enables you to navigate the unwritten rules - rules relating to the so-called 'soft' skills which are career critical.
To discover the unwritten rules and the behaviours and mindset required for successful career navigation, join the IFLR Women in Business Law webinar, Career Success – Knowing the Unwritten Rules Changes Everything, hosted by Christine Brown-Quinn, The Female Capitalist on Friday, December 6, 2019 at noon GMT time.
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Peter Green and Jeremy Jennings Mares, Morrison & Foerster; Shabana Qaiser, Bank of America Merrill Lynch
This webinar will focus on the current and future state of regulation of financial benchmarks used in the EU, both EU and non-EU benchmarks. The EU's Benchmarks Regulation imposes a range of stringent requirements aimed at ensuring the integrity and reliability of benchmarks used in a vast number of financial transactions. Although the provisions of the Regulation are already in force, transitional provisions mean that many index providers will only be required to comply with the Regulation from 1 January 2020 or, in the case of critical benchmarks and non-EU benchmarks, 1 January 2022. After these dates, EU banks, fund managers and other financial institutions will be unable to use financial benchmarks in a huge range of funds, securities, derivatives and other financial instruments, unless they comply with the provisions of the Regulation. In particular, this webinar will discuss what financial markets participants need to know about:
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•When an index or benchmark will fall within the scope of the Regulation, in particular its restrictions on benchmark use for certain transactions
•Specific rules that affect certain benchmarks, such as critical benchmarks and commodity benchmarks
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76 mins
IFLR, Jeremy Jennings Mares, James Schwartz, Morrison & Foerster
This webinar will provide an update on derivatives regulatory developments in the EU and the US, addressing the implications of Brexit for derivatives, as well as recent developments relating to the CFTC's regulations for swaps and the SEC's regulations for security-based swaps.
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LIBOR Transition for Derivatives: A Global Approach
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82 mins
Hogan Lovells partners Evan Koster and James Doyle
The webinar will update viewers on the status of the LIBOR transition process globally, paying attention to the US, English, Asian, and EU markets. The webinar will summarise the results of the various market consultations, investigate how documentation is being affected, and explore issues relating to harmonisation with loan and other markets.
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Assessing the impact of the Securities Financing Transactions Regulation
Jan 16 2019
64 mins
Jeremy Jennings-Mares, partner; Peter Green, senior of counsel and; Yiulia Makarova, of counsel - Morrison & Foerster
In the wake of the global financial crisis, the Financial Stability Board (FSB), with the support of the G20 nations, launched its Shadow Banking initiative, to monitor non-banks that perform bank-like activities. This was in response to findings that certain non-banks exacerbated the build-up of excessive leverage and effected substantial maturity transformation, leading to financial stability concerns.
One of the key recommendations emerging from the FSB initiative was the collation and monitoring by financial stability authorities of data on securities financing transactions. Following the FSB initiative, the Securities Financing Transactions Regulation (SFTR) was introduced in the EU in 2016, but is not yet fully operational.
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IFLR Women in Business Law: using coaching to advance your career
Dec 13 2018
56 mins
Julie Smith, Pressurevalve (with introduction from IFLR managing editor Amelie Labbe)
Coaching is now a key component of many development packages, but do we really understand what it is and how to use it to our advantage?
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US and EU risk retention requirements: impact on financing transactions
Nov 29 2018
61 mins
Geoff Peck, partner; Kenneth Kohler, senior of counsel; Yulia Makarova, of counsel - Morrison & Foerster
Risk retention requirements, or 'keeping skin in the game' were intended as a means of addressing the misalignment of incentives that were inherent in many of the 'originate to distribute' securitisation products. Has the aim been achieved and how have these requirements developed in the US and in the EU?
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· comparison of US and EU risk retention requirements;
· market reaction to the LSTA decision; and
· new regulatory framework for securitisations transactions in the EU.
This webinar has CLE accreditation.
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Regulating financial benchmarks for European transactions
Nov 7 2018
64 mins
Jeremy Jennings-Mares, partner and Peter Green, senior of counsel, Morrison & Foerster, John Crabb, IFLR
The EU Benchmark Regulation came into force in June 2016 and most of its provisions came into effect at the start of 2018. It establishes a new regime for the authorisation and supervision of administrators (including non-EU administrators) of financial benchmarks that are used in the EU. We will consider the likely impact of the Regulation in the EU financial markets and look in detail at certain issues raised by market participants including:
· Timetable for benchmark administrators to be authorised under the regulation and the extent to which administrators of pre-existing benchmarks can rely on 'grandfathering' relief up until 2020.
· What indices are within the scope of the Regulation and when will an index be regarded as 'available to the public'?
· What is meant by 'use' of a benchmark in the EU?
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· What is the impact of Brexit on UK benchmark administrators?
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Regulatory capital relief: legal framework, expected changes and BRRD impact
Sep 24 2018
62 mins
Vladimir Maly, partner, Oliver Ireland, senior counsel, and Yulia Makarova, of counsel - Morrison & Foerster
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- the most commonly used capital relief driven structures and why the market choses them, including a comparative summary of the structures used in the EU and the US;
- the existing legal and regulatory framework and expected changes, including potential impact of different Brexit scenarios;
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Initial coin offerings: recent legal developments
Jun 20 2018
91 mins
Fredo Silva, Joshua Klayman and Daniel Kahan, Morrison & Foerster
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Understanding the SEC's Guidance on Cybersecurity Disclosures and Compliance
May 24 2018
61 mins
Marty Dunn and Emily Beers, Morrison & Foerster; Suzanne Barr, Fannie Mae
The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) recently indicated it was intensifying scrutiny of public companies' cybersecurity practices. In this webinar we will cover:
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Derivatives Update: Recent Developments in the US and EU
Feb 28 2018
92 mins
Julian Hammar, Jeremy Jennings-Mares, James Schwartz – Morrison & Foerster
In this session, we will provide an update on recent developments affecting derivatives in the US and EU and prospects for regulatory harmonization between the two jurisdictions. Topics covered include:
With respect to the EU:
- aspects of Mifid II relating to derivatives, including requirements in relation to trading, margin, transaction reporting and position limits; and
- current proposals regarding the supervision of central counterparties and potential amendments to Emir.
With respect to the US:
- the recent Treasury Reports and their suggestions for cross-border matters; and
- the CFTC's order exempting EU trading facilities from the requirement to register with the CFTC, comparability determination with respect to the EU margin rules and extension of existing relief in relation to swaps data reporting.
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Regulatory Burden Relief and Reform & What to Expect
Jan 18 2018
92 mins
Hillel Cohn, Oliver Ireland, Jeremy Mandell and Anna Pinedo of Morrison & Foerster, and Jay Baris, Shearman & Sterling
There was no shortage of news in 2017 and the year ended as dramatically as it began. In this session, we will provide a focused recap of the most significant developments related to regulatory burden relief in the United States. We also will share our insights and predictions regarding the changes to anticipate and prepare for in 2018 in the following key areas:
· regulatory relief measures taken by or under consideration by the banking agencies;
· legislative regulatory relief measures affecting financial institutions;
· the future of the CFPB and fintech related developments;
· a fiduciary or best interests standard for broker-dealers, the likely next steps to be taken by the SEC and where things stand with the Department of Labor's rule;
· the SEC's rulemaking and enforcement agenda for investment funds and investment advisers;
· SEC rulemaking priorities likely to affect capital formation; and
· legislative proposals relating to the securities laws.
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Getting Your Message Across: Best Practice for Private and Public Companies
Dec 14 2017
91 mins
Scott Lesmes and Anna Pinedo, Morrison & Foerster; Jeff Grossman, Solebury Communications Group
With companies remaining private longer, their stockholder base often becomes more widely dispersed. More and more privately held companies are facing interesting challenges in communicating effectively with various stakeholders, without violating securities laws. Companies contemplating or undertaking an initial public offering face particularly acute issues as they try to establish effective communications approaches. Finally, public companies face Regulation FD and other regulatory requirements that may require that they map out a careful communications approach. During this session, we will address the following:
Trends and developments in capital markets communications;
New modes of communication and engagement (e.g., social, digital);
Non-GAAP financial measures;
Navigating disclosure risks and requirements, including Regulation FD;
Assessing materiality and whether there is an obligation to disclose (and when);
Forward-looking statements, financial guidance and communicating with investment professionals, including analysts and rating agencies;
Competitive benchmarking and key metrics;
Optimizing value in an exit strategy, whether it is an IPO or an M&A exit; and
Best practices in public debt communications (as a private company).
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Digital Coin Offerings: Recent SEC Guidance and Tax Considerations
Oct 31 2017
90 mins
Morrison & Foerster's Joshua Klayman, Jay Baris, Alfredo Silva, Daniel Kahan and Shiukay Hung
Token sales, also known as ICOs, represent a new capital-raising method that is being explored by a variety of companies in the market. In the past few months, the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has provided guidance concerning token sales. Although the SEC did not declare that all digital tokens constitute securities, it cautioned that certain tokens may be securities and that existing securities frameworks apply to token sales, notwithstanding that digital tokens may be distributed via distributed ledger technology.
In addition, the IRS has published guidance relating to tokens that are "convertible virtual currencies" and has indicated that such tokens generally are treated as property for US federal income tax purposes.
Token sales, and the legal and regulatory landscapes in the US and around the world with respect to digital tokens, continue to evolve.
This webinar will explore the current legal, regulatory and tax landscape relating to token offerings and will consider the following:
•What are digital tokens and how are they typically used and sold?
•What guidance has the SEC provided regarding token sales, and what is the significance of that guidance?
•What guidance has the IRS provided regarding tokens and what tax considerations are relevant to tokens and token sales?
•What are some of the other legal matters that token issuers and their counsel should be aware of when contemplating launching token sales?
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Latest developments in the global private placement market
Sep 25 2017
86 mins
Scott Ashton and Brian Bates, Morrison & Foerster; Tarun Sakhrani, Barclays; Tom Young, IFLR
The cross-border private placement market has continued to grow, providing issuers with an opportunity to raise capital from US and European financial institutions. This market, which has seen incredibly robust activity this past year, has continued to attract issuers across a myriad of industries and from multiple worldwide jurisdictions. These issuers seek to, among other things, diversify their funding sources or supplement their bank lending, lengthen their existing debt profile, refinance acquisition debt or finance certain single-asset projects. In this webinar, speakers will discuss:
•The global private placement market and recent trends;
•Market participants;
•Documentation requirements for traditional and structured transactions;
•Financial covenants, MFLs and model form provisions;
•New issuers using the market (social housing trusts, universities, investment trusts, etc);
•Marketing process with Agented and direct Private Placements; and
•Ratings and the NAIC.
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Regulatory Burden Relief: What to Anticipate
Jul 25 2017
93 mins
Anna Pinedo and Oliver Ireland, Morrison & Foerster; Paul H Kupiec, American Enterprise Institute; IFLR
Join IFLR, Morrison & Foerster and the American Enterprise Institute as presenters share their views and predictions regarding:
· the Presidential Orders relating to deregulation;
· the Treasury Department's initial report regarding the core principles of financial regulation;
· the Financial CHOICE Act and its principal provisions;
· the areas of regulatory reform as to which compromise may be possible; and
· the likely path forward for regulatory reform and what you should expect in 2017.
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Living with the DOL Fiduciary Rule
Jun 28 2017
92 mins
Paul Borden, Hillel Cohn; Morrison & Foerster; Thomas Grygiel, ACA Compliance Group
The first phase of the Department of Labor's (DOL) new fiduciary rule (Fiduciary Rule) was implemented on June 9 2017. The Fiduciary Rule greatly expands the categories of persons who are deemed fiduciaries when dealing with retail retirement investors. Many investment professionals will now be deemed fiduciaries and need to comply with the new standards.
Join Morrison & Foerster and the ACA Compliance group for this timely webinar in conjunction with the International Financial Law Review.
Topics Will Include:
· An overview of the history of the DOL rule;
· The substance of the rule;
· The exemptions;
· Changes we're already seeing in how broker dealers interact with clients and organize their offerings;
· What we can expect in terms of future challenges and changes to the rule;
· Legal liability and potential litigation.
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Fintech 2017 models, charters and more
May 25 2017
87 mins
Oliver Ireland, Sean Ruff; Morrison & Foerster; Tom Young, IFLR
The webinar will discuss the current state of fintech services in the US, including state licensing requirements, bank partnership arrangements, and the potential for special purpose bank charters at both the state and federal levels.
The presenters will also discuss the benefits and potential difficulties of these arrangements. Finally, the discussion will touch on fintech enhancements to existing bank services, including distributed ledger technology. Topics will include:
•An update on the state of fintech services;
•Lending and payments models;
•Bank partnerships;
•State licenses;
•Bank Charters;
•True Lender; and
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US IPOs: Market and Legal Developments
Apr 26 2017
92 mins
Anna Pinedo, James Tanenbaum; Morrison & Foerster and Kent Nelson, Raymond James
After the 2016 decline in the number of US initial public offerings (IPOs), commentators questioned whether the trend toward companies deferring listings and remaining private longer would be a new norm.
Already this year's IPO market appears to be rebounding. During the session, the presenters will discuss:
• Whether cross-over (or late stage) private rounds still remain an important milestone on the road to the IPO;
• US IPO activity (sectors, VC- and PE-backed companies, foreign private issuer activity, syndicate structures);
• Disclosure and governance trends among IPO issuers;
• Dual track processes and the legal and business considerations;
• Multiple share classes; and
• Other developments.
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Welcome to the home of the UK based Microsoft Messaging User Group providing support for people interested in both Microsoft Exchange, Office 365 and all the related technologies.
Please note; members are very welcome from all over the world as although you may not be able to attend in-person meetings - it will be great to have you as a member of the group and discussions. The aim of the group is to have regular meetings (hopefully 10 per year) and to enable people to become more familiar with the Microsoft Exchange / Office 365 product set especially now that the pace of change in the messaging industry is increasing all the time.
Although we're a messaging user group - there are now many factors that need to be considered when implementing messaging solutions. We'll be focussing on Identiy and Access management, covering ADFS and Directory Synchronization and also migrating for foreign platforms such as Domino and Groupwise.
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Here's an unsolicited letter from Miguel A. Castro. He is a Microsoft MVP for C#/ASP.NET, a well-known .NET author, .NET trainer, and the author of two popular Pluralsight courses on building extensible and service-oriented .NET architectures.
The .NET Design Pattern Framework 4.5 is actually 10 products in one -- each filled with .NET code and information you will not find anywhere else -- and each working together, ready to give your apps, your projects, and your career a boost. They are:
Our most recent release, Design Pattern Framework 4.5, has been enhanced with the latest insights into building apps using modern architectures, patterns, and best practices. These include MVC 4, SimpleMembership, OAuth with Facebook, REST, Active Record Pattern, CQRS Pattern, Repository and Unit-of-Work Patterns, and more.
We're particularly excited about the addition of our new SparkTM technology. Spark is a RAD (rapid application development) platform that helps you deliver .NET applications faster and better than ever before. Continue reading to learn more.
Let's review each of the 10 products in more detail.
Have you ever wondered how useful it would be to have dozens of design pattern source code projects available at your fingertips?
Search engines are just a few clicks away, but the results require you to wade through many pages before you may find your answer -- mostly without meaningful or useful sample code.
Not so with the 69 ready-to-run Design Pattern projects. You will have the following code available at your fingertips.
Easy access using desktop shortcut(s) for C# and VB:
Double click a shortcut and all 69 pattern projects are instantly available:
100% pure source code for the best learning experience:
Many of you have asked about the Visio templates for the UML diagrams of the 23 Gang of Four Patterns. We are now including these in the .NET Design Pattern Framework! 23 Visio templates in all: one for each of the Gang of Four patterns.
Use these for your study of design patterns or when discussing patterns with your team. Or perhaps you want UML printouts of commonly used patterns on your office wall. Whatever your need, you have all UML diagrams available in a format you can work with.
The .NET Design Pattern Framework 4.5 comes with a unique reference app named Patterns in Action. It is built on a 4-tier pattern architecture using numerous design patterns and best practices.
Patterns in Action demonstrates, in great detail and with 100% source code, how to build a flexible multi-tier pattern-based architecture that supports any UI technology: ASP.NET MVC, WPF, and Windows Forms.
Each UI communicates with the application via the exact same service tier (the Facade Pattern). You are getting 4 completely functional apps built on ASP.NET MVC, ASP.NET Web Forms, Windows Forms, and WPF.
See images of each UI platform below:
Did you notice the difference among these UIs? And yet, they are:
Quite remarkable!
So how does one build something like this? Below is an image of the Patterns in Action solution which shows the organization of the projects and the layers within the solution.
The red arrows show the 4 layers: presentation, service, business, and data (they are numbered 1 through 4).
The presentation layer itself supports 4 different UI platforms, one project for each. What is most interesting is that each UI accesses the same service, the same business, and the same data layers below.
The next diagram depicts the entire architectural stack:
The Presentation layer supports 4 different UI technologies, two of which are web applications that use the browser. To get to the database, each of the UIs needs to go through the other 3 layers starting with the Service layer and then down via the Business and Data layers all the way to the database.
The Data layer offers 3 different providers to get to the database: ADO.NET, Linq to SQL, and Entity Framework. A web.config value determines which one is used. Swapping out data providers is made easy by using the DAO (Data Access Object) pattern.
Let's look at the patterns and practices used to build this solution. Here's an overview:
The yellow Convention over configuration box represents a best practice paradigm that is fundamental to
the entire solution. Applying convention over configuration greatly simplifies the
entire application stack making it easier and faster to build.
Next, we see numerous green boxes, each representing a design pattern, scattered throughout the solution. They come from 3 major pattern categories: Gang Of Four patterns, Fowler's Enterprise patterns, and the Model-View family of patterns. All are reviewed and discussed in depth in this package.
Patterns in Action is a comprehensive
4.5 .NET reference application that demonstrates
when, where, and how design patterns are applied in
modern application design.
The application includes features that are characteristic of e-commerce applications. For example, users can browse a product catalog, view products and product details, add items to a shopping cart. Also included is an administrative module in which administrators manage customer data and reports on customer orders with all order details.
However, Patterns in Action is valuable beyond e-commerce applications. Valuable code examples include: a hierarchical menu system, an error logging facility, business rules engine, and a system of a highly configurable data access objects (DAOs).
.NET architects who purchased the Design Pattern Framework tell us they use this application each and every day as an architectural reference to their own projects.
Below is an overview of each UI platform in Patterns in Action.
Here are some additional images of the ASP.NET application (both MVC and Web Forms) built on a 4-tier Pattern Architecture.
The two projects built with MVC and Web Forms appear and behave the same, but their underlying code is very different. MVC is based on the MVC (Model View Controller) design pattern, whereas Web Forms is built with traditional code behind pages.
The Windows Forms also consumes the same architecture. It is built with the MVP (Model View Presenter) design pattern. You get to see it all; remember this package comes with 100% source code.
Next is the WPF application which, again, is built on the same n-tier pattern architecture. This application is built with the popular MVVM (Model View ViewModel) design pattern.
.NET Design Pattern Framework 4.5 doesn't stop with Patterns in Action.
New in this release is a web application called Art Shop which
is a stylish, production-quality art store that sells art reproductions
by famous classic artists like Van Gogh, Cézanne, and Monet.
The Art Shop is built with Spark 4.5, our new RAD (rapid application development) platform.
Details on Spark are further below.
First, here is the home page of the Art Shop.
The Art Shop web application includes a store front, shopping cart, checkout page, and order confirmation page. A comprehensive administrative area allows the administrator to view and manage customers and orders. A reporting section is where both pre-packaged and ad-hoc reports are generated. An attractive dashboard page with charts summarizes business performance and statistcs.
Also worth mentioning is that security in the Art Shop is very comprehensive. It includes authorization, authentication, OAuth (with complete Facebook login support), cross-site scripting, and SQL injection.
Here are some additional images of the store where users purchase art work -- by the way: Art Shop comes with a fully functional shopping cart.
User registration is handled by SimpleMembership with full OAuth support for Facebook.
A secure administration area in the application allows admins to maintain users and orders, view and generate reports (pre-configured or ad-hoc), and explore store statistics via a dashboard page with charting.
A REST interface (built with Web API) allows external clients to access the Art Shop via
a well-designed web service.
As you can see, the application is comprehensive, and yet, the solution is remarkably agile and simple. It has only 4 projects of which 2 are optional (the REST and REST test projects). Here is an overview of the Art Shop solution in Visual Studio.
The first project, Art.Web, contains the Presentation layer. The second project, Art.Domain, holds the remainder of the application including the Service, Business, and Data Access layers. A simple and perfect structure to work with.
Next we'll explore the Spark platform, which was used to construct the Art Shop.
We are super excited about the addition of Spark to our latest release of the Design Pattern Framework. Spark was developed by DoFactory and it is a light-weight, rapid application development (RAD) platform that provides unparalleled productivity through some of the best patterns and practices. With Spark you will deliver quality apps on time and under budget.
Here are the basic building-blocks of this platform:
|Presentation, Service, Business, and Data Access
|Repository, Unit of Work, Facade, Active Record, MVC, DTO, and CQRS
|Convention over Configuration and YAGNI
|Automapper, Json.NET, Bootstrap, JavaScript + jQuery, and History.js
Applications built with Spark have 4 layers:
- The Presentation layer provides the UI (user interface) and the user experience
- The Service layer offers a simple query and service interface for the UI code
- The Business layer offers the business objects with business rules, and
- The Data Access layer provides fast data access to and from the database
Rest assured, the layering model is explained in great detail in the documentation.
Spark uses a limited set of patterns from 3 major patterns categories: Gang of Four, Enterprise, and Model-View. A very important pattern in Spark is Active Record. This pattern essentially merges the data model and the object model into one. Having to remember only a single model greatly simplifies and accelerates development.
The table above lists the key patterns in Spark. In case you're not familiar: DTO = Data Transfer Object and CQRS = Command Query Request System. Again, all design patterns and their use are explained in the documentation.
Best Practices
A core paradigm in Spark is convention over configuration. The Spark platform follows some simple conventions which greatly increases developer's productivity. All best practices used in Spark share a common desire for simplicity and productivity.
The table above lists the key practices in Spark. In case you're not familiar: YAGNI = You aint gonna need it, meaning only develop what is absolutely necessary; nothing more and nothing less.
Spark uses a limited set of open-source tools and libraries which includes both .NET and JavaScript libraries. Together they accelerate development and enhance the user experience.
Building apps with SparkTM is quick and easy!
Spark is pervasive. This is clear from the diagram below which depicts the scope of Spark throughout the application stack (Spark is represented by the light-blue parts):
With so much code and infrastructure in place, no wonder productivity is high.
The white areas in the diagram are the extension points where you add your application-specific code. MVC is mostly white, so this is where most of the development will take place. Guess what, this is the perfect place! Your applications are unique and the presentation tier is where you express this uniqueness by building unique UIs and user experiences -- as opposed to the more humdrum service, business, and data layers.
Spark is an exciting, light-weight, pattern-based technology that will greatly accelerate and enhance your .NET projects. Try it for yourself. Once you experience the benefits you won't go back!
Benefits of SparkTM 4.5
Spark captures many years of pattern based .NET development experience and makes it available as a powerful RAD platform. It allows developers to create applications quickly and easily. Get your own copy of the Design Pattern Framework 4.5 today and accelerate your projects, your applications, and your career.
Spark is not limited to MVC. The bottom three layers in Spark support all .NET platforms: ASP.NET MVC, ASP.NET Web Forms, WPF, and Windows Forms.
In fact, it goes beyond .NET. By exposing a REST interface non-Microsoft platforms can interact with your apps as well. This includes mobile devices such as IPhone, IPad, and Android and many others (the green boxes below).
By the way, Spark offers great support for building REST interfaces. The sky is the limit.
Applying Spark to your applications requires that you follow some simple conventions and patterns. However, these are flexible enough to let you refine or tweak the code in each of the layers with specially designed extension points (implemented as partial classes, partial methods, and virtual methods). Spark is flexible and leaves you always in control.
Spark takes care of the more mundane tasks, which allows you to focus on what is really important: creating wonderful apps with a unique front-end and user experience. The UI is where you really want to spend most of your development time because this is what sets your apps apart from others.
The Spark platform takes responsibility for large parts of your applications. This will give you a huge head start allowing you to easily meet (or beat) all deadlines and deliver your apps on time and under budget. No more deadlines -- imagine that!
The Active Record pattern plays an crucial role in Spark. This pattern essentially merges the object model and the data model into one. As a developer this is great because you only need to keep track of a single model rather than two very different models. What's more, you don't have to worry about the dreaded impedance mismatch anymore.
Interest in MicroORMs (Object Relational Mappers) has grown significantly over the last couple years. Well known MicroORMs include Dapper, Massive, and PetaPoco. Spark is a MicroORM also, but without the limitations of the others.
For example, Spark data queries return type-safe business objects rather than dynamic .NET objects (which is what Massive does). Dynamic objects are more difficult to work with because they don't support Intellisense and may cause unexpected runtime errors. Furthermore, Spark does not require that you write full length SQL statements as in Dapper and PetaPoco. In Spark you provide small 'where' and 'orderby' snippets giving you the full flexibility of SQL but without the overhead of writing lengthy SQL statements.
Indeed, Spark is a MicroORM, but that is only part of the story. Spark also provides guidance, patterns, conventions, and code for the entire applications stack.
Applications in Spark rarely require SQL JOINs. If this sounds unbelievable, the Art Shop reference
application does not use a single JOIN in the store! This is made possible by a combination
of 1) data model conventions, 2) data caching, and 3) automatic updates of aggregate column values.
Data access in Spark is simple and extremely fast! There are few apps that can make that claim.
Just to be clear, the Art Shop admin area does use JOINs. This is where non-transactional analytics and reporting queries are issued, so this is to be expected.
Before purchasing the PRO package, we strongly recommend that you first explore and evaluate the standard Design Patterns Framework 4.5 with Spark. There is no risk because if you decide to upgrade we've already discounted the standard price from the PRO purchase price. To learn more about the PRO version click here.
Many developers like to have a design pattern manual or reference guide in printable form. With the Design Pattern Framework you're getting numerous printable PDF pattern documents.
You're getting over 300 documentation pages with important details on each of the the patterns, architectures, components, and applications. These documents go hand in hand with the aforementioned pattern projects and reference applications. Code + Manuals: a very powerful combination indeed.
All this valuable information, in combination with useful source code, you won't find anywhere else.
Since our first release, thousands of .NET architects and .NET developers have come to rely on
the Design Pattern Framework for their projects.
As a .NET developer you know the value of having access to source code written by expert developers. You study the code, internalize the best ideas, and then apply these to your own work. Exploring master-crafted source code is the most effective way to become confident and proficient at applying patterns to your own work.
How do we know?
Here's proof that we are the #1 .NET Design Pattern source on the Internet!
The Design Pattern Framework 4.5 comes with a lot of information.
To help you get started quickly and navigate throught the different
parts of the Framework we now include, as a bonus, an easy-to-read Getting Started guide.
This guide will get you up and running quickly and before you know it you'll be living the .NET Pattern Lifestyle.
If you have been following what is going on with design patterns then you know that the Head First Design Patterns book is one of the more popular pattern books. It is one of those rare gems that has the ability to make something as complex as design patterns, easy and fun to learn.
Unfortunately, this book is targeted at Java developers and comes with code samples in Java. Indeed, Java is similar to C# but the samples use Java types and Java packages which makes the code all but irrelevant for .NET. Examples are: Swing, Applets, Observer/Observable types, Java I/O classes, and Java RMI (remote method invocation). It's hard to study these patterns and be concerned about subtle -- and not so subtle -- language and platform differences.
As an extra bonus, the Design Pattern Framework includes a complete set of Head First Design Patterns in (C# and/or VB). You'll get a total of 46 Head First Design Pattern projects nicely packaged in an easy to use .NET solution. Simply create a shortcut on your desktop, double click, and all source code projects are available at your fingertips.
The Head First book itself does not reference the Java code samples which makes it hard to link the samples back to the appropriate pages in the book.
This is why we are including a reference document that relates each .NET project back to the appropriate page number where the topic of the pattern begins. In addition, this document also highlights the differences between Java (i.e. the book) and the .NET implementations of these patterns. So, snuggle up in your favorite chair with this book and the .NET code samples and make learning design patterns a fun experience.
As you can see, the .NET Design Pattern Framework is a unique product. It has all the information you need to make informed decisions about when, where, and how to apply proven design patterns. This is the kind of product that will change your outlook on development as you start incorporating patterns and practices into your own projects.
The benefits of design patterns and practices are clear: your apps will be simpler, easy-to-maintain, and fast. The .NET Design Pattern Framework 4.5 is an investment in your success.
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We love our cars in California. In many large American cities the masses rely on transportation like buses and rail lines. One look at your typical metropolitan freeway in California (especially at rush hour) and you'll see that Californians clearly prefer the independence of having their own wheels.
You can thank President Eisenhower for the interstates we drive on. In 1956 he signed the Federal-Aid Highway Act into law. With that construction began on 41,000 miles of interstate highways. To pay for all of those new roadways, 90 percent of the money came from a federal trust fund while the states had to cover the remaining 10 percent. What a difference 54 years makes.
In a new report by the nationally known transportation research group TRIP, highways in some of California's major urban areas have been rated among the worst in the U.S. San Jose, Los Angeles, Concord, San Fransisco/Oakland, San Diego and Indio/Palm Springs take 6 slots in the nation's top 10 worst.
The study concludes that the average American motorist pays $402 each year in additional operating costs as a result of driving on roads in disrepair. Compare that dollar figure to California where the average is between $600 and $756. Those numbers are based on the costs of accelerated vehicle deterioration and depreciation which increases the frequency of necessary maintenance and additional fuel consumption.
Bert Sandman is the Executive Director of Transportation California. He points out that Transportation funding isn't keeping up with the state of roadway deterioration. "Despite the best efforts of Caltrans and local transportation agencies, it's difficult to keep up with the maintenance and rehabilitation, much less accommodate relentless traffic and population growth given tight federal, state, and local funding".
But could the deteriorating roadways be the key to an economic shot in the arm for the state?
A 2007 analysis by the Federal Highway Administration found that every $1 billion invested in highway construction would support 27,800 jobs. Another 14,000 jobs would be created outside of the construction sector.
The report also points out that state transportation funding is threatened by the continual fiscal crisis in state budgets. Like California's.
California has six major areas whose highways rank within the top 10 worst in the nation. Potholes and roads in disrepair need help. Help that comes in the form of jobs. Jobs put people back to work where they can make money. Money in circulation helps the economy.
So how much would it cost to get California's infrastructure up to par? That number is a moving target but most estimates put it well over $1 billion. Don't count on the Feds. Congress is still deliberating over a long-range federal surface transportation program. That could take a while.
In Sacramento neither side of the isle can agree on a budget that's now almost 3 months overdue. Add to that the $19 billion dollar note that has the bank knocking on the door and it's hard to believe the state will come through anytime soon.
For now California motorists might want to invest in good shocks and struts.
Better Roads, Better Economy?
We love our cars in California. In many large American cities the masses rely on transportation like buses and rail lines. One look at your typical metropolitan freeway in California (especially at rush hour) and you'll see that Californians clearly prefer the independence of having their own wheels.


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'The pricing chart for the outdoor game was also released by the Sabres. Some of the prices are as follows: Red Zone club seats are $225. Seats in the Jim Kelly Club section are $203. The top of the lower bowl is selling for $110. Seats in the upper deck are $39 at midfield and $29 in the corners. There are $10 obstructed view seats in the first rows of the stadium.'
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Core Courses
CCJ 6056 Understanding Criminal Behavior
Provides an overview of the nature and scope of delinquency and crime problems. Surveys available theoretical formulation concerning criminal and delinquent behavior. Also considers the nature of scientific thought and practice in this field as well as analyzes crime, delinquency, and victimization within the demographic and ecological systems of society.
CCJ 6704 Research Methods and Data Analysis
Provides students with the fundamental theories and practice of criminological and criminal justice research. Examines theory and research, the nature of causation, and the structure of inquiry, including research design, conceptualization, measurement, and sampling. Addresses modes of observation, including experiments, survey research, and evaluation research. Applies qualitative and quantitative analysis.
CCJ 6902 Criminal Justice Research and Policy Foundations
Analyzes significant/classic scholarship related to law enforcement, judicial process, and adult and juvenile corrections that covers classic system reforms and experiments as well as critical analysis of contemporary policies and practices. Students will become familiar with the use of library resources in obtaining assigned readings and producing a term paper.
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CJC 6021 Corrections Research, Policy, and Practice
Analysis of policy, theory, and research pertinent to the administration and management of jails, prisons, and community corrections. Reviews historical development of corrections policy and analysis of reform efforts.
CJJ 6046 Juvenile Justice Research, Policy, and Practice
Analysis of policy, theory, and research pertinent to the management of juvenile justice systems and youth service agencies. Focuses on policy issues and responses to at-risk youth, spanning prevention, diversion, and intervention within a multi-layered, intergovernmental context.
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Examines the factors and research advancements that have led to recent police innovations resulting in revolutionary changes in police practices, policies, and strategies that address crime reduction and prevention. Critically explores the effects of such policies on crime and disorder, as well as research practices, including unintended consequences for the community and the police organization.
CCJ 6475 Organizational Culture in Criminal Justice Agencies
Examines organizational culture in criminal justice in terms of the structures, processes, and values shaping employee behavior (including occupational isolation, administrative estrangement, territorial responsibility, and risk-taking). Factors influencing organizational culture are analyzed along with leadership's role in creating and changing it.
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CCJ 6142 Restorative Justice Research, Policy, and Practice
Contrasts traditional justice system approaches with emerging policy, theory, and research in restorative and community justice. Explores the vision associated with this unconventional paradigm, along with a range of issues related to its operational implementation.
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Explores future issues facing criminal justice agencies, along with the visionary leadership and organizational changes necessary to effectively address them. Relevant organizational theories, leadership strategies, and policy paradigms are applied to the contemporary challenges facing criminal justice.
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Examines how public policy changes influence the organizational structure, strategic focus, internal policies, and management of criminal justice agencies. Explores the reciprocal relationship between the nature of policy implementation and the subsequent effectiveness of outcome results, focusing on the internal administrative/operational impact and the external environmental impact of recent policy initiatives in policing, corrections, and restorative justice.
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CCJ 6485 Applying Criminal Justice Theory, Policy, and Research
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The Prophet Ezequiel in the First Reading, gives us a glimpse of God as the
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poor, the strayed, the injured and the sick. The words of Scripture are
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Pac-Man, Ms. Pac-Man, and even Super Pac-Man... all video games. But not Super PAC—despite its similar name, a Super PAC is in no way related to Pac-Man. It's a term for a controversial type of political action group that's able to accept an unlimited amount of campaign donations and in so doing get around some campaign finance laws.
A Washington Post/Pew Research Center poll reports that when given four choices as to what a Super PAC was, only four in ten of those polled answered correctly.
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This time last year I wrote my New Year's Resolutions. After reviewing them recently, I decided that they are good for another year as only a portion of them have been accomplished. Below is the modified list:
1. I promise to re-read all of my research notes and files with the expectation of finding new clues. The clues are there; I just need to find them. See Promise #2.
2. I promise to file all of my paper documents in the proper place. I failed miserably at this goal in 2008 and have spent too much valuable time searching for "lost" documents.
3. I promise not to take myself and my research so seriously that I can not enjoy the everyday pleasures of living. Life is full of joy and I intend to participate in this experience as much as possible
4. I promise to devote more time to the living than the dead as the dead aren't going anywhere and will be there long after the living have given up on me. This is a brand new goal for 2009 and one I fully expect to attain.
Goals I have reached in 2008:
1. I have not laughed once when someone told me they have traced their ancestry back to Adam and Eve. Ok, so I snickered behind my hand, but just one time.
2. I have responded to 126 queries with no acknowledgement from the query-makers. I dropped this goal from the 2009 list - it is too annoying.
3. I have cited all sources accurately and fully - I think. Well, maybe I should keep this on the list for 2009, just in case.
4. I have decided where my research papers, books and files will be placed after I am gone - like it or not, they're going to get the whole shebang - every scrap of paper, highlighted books, misfiled files - all of it and it's in writing so they have to accept it.
For all of you, I wish you the very best of luck, much success and tremendous joy in 2009. Don't forget to listen to the music of life and do a little dance for the pure pleasure of living!
Wednesday, December 31, 2008
Happy New Year!
Posted by Brenda Joyce Jerome at 11:07 AM
2 comments:
- sherm said...
4. I have decided where my research papers, books and files will be placed after I am gone - like it or not, they're going to get the whole shebang - every scrap of paper, highlighted books, misfiled files - all of it and it's in writing so they have to accept it.
Brenda, I think you told me WHERE that would be when we talked at your home in June 2008 but just as a reminder -- WHERE is that going to be?
- January 17, 2009 at 11:01 AM
- Brenda Joyce Jerome said...
The Glenn Martin Genealogy Library in Princeton, Kentucky is a wonderful facility for genealogical research and they have room for lots of material. I'm leaning that way right now. Good to have you join us!
- January 17, 2009 at 11:12 AM
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