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Python and AJAX tutorial for beginners with web.py and jQuery
Note: I'm always surprised to see this at the top of a Google search for 'ajax python'. It has been three and a half years after all (though I guess that's how these things work sometimes). I haven't been following the state of Python web development at all, so this code may be badly out-of-date, simply not work, etcetera. If you're just starting out on your Pythonic path, I feel like my best recommendation is to Google on, my friend, Google on…
— George
14 September, 2013
As a result of following along with the NYU class Reading and Writing Electronic Text I started to get into using Python for web apps — this, along with learning JavaScript, is something I'd been wanting to do for a while.
I'll try to summarize what I've learned over the last week or so. What I was looking for was a simple way to get into this stuff, and as I discovered it's not so simple, for a hobbyist like myself, once you combine two or three frameworks in a project. Maybe this post will help someone else in the same situation.
Python already was the choice for the server-side script. What I then needed was a way for the browser to communicate with the script. There are literally dozens of ways to do this, and the Python wiki has a good page on web programming. I also found this conversation springing from a post by the BDFL at Artima a good read, though it's a few years old now.
I decided to keep it simple (though I still want to learn frameworks like Django, TurboGears, etcetera at some point in the future). I considered looking into using CGI with Python, but then I found web.py, a lightweight web framework, and liked it immediately.
The web.py framework can run its own basic web server or interface with others such as Apache or lighttpd. It includes a simple HTML template language that basically is just HTML + Python. It works with databases or not. In short it has all you need to get things running quickly.
So I had the server language and the web framework. All that remained was the client-side. Rather than rolling all the JavaScript myself I went with the jQuery library. I had heard some good things and it looked good when I checked it out.
OK, first let's look at the basic project structure. Note that I'm using web.py's templates, though this isn't required:
– webpy_jquery_ajax_tutorial
– static
– templates
Our app.py is the web.py script that controls our app. It looks like this:
import web def make_text(string): return string urls = ('/', 'tutorial') render = web.template.render('templates/') app = web.application(urls, globals()) my_form = web.form.Form( web.form.Textbox('', class_='textfield', id='textfield'), ) class tutorial: def GET(self): form = my_form() return render.tutorial(form, "Your text goes here.") def POST(self): form = my_form() form.validates() s = form.value['textfield'] return make_text(s) if __name__ == '__main__': app.run()
Other than the simple echo function defined for this tutorial, there are some critical parts to the code above, so let's look at it more closely.
First of all web.py will map the URL to classes in the script. That's why we have urls = ('/', 'tutorial'), which says map the root URL address to what happens in the tutorial class defined later.
Second, if we're using templates we tell web.py where to find our HTML templates with render = web.template.render('templates/'). The my_form creates an HTML text entry box that we'll render later. We give it an empty string for a name simply for aesthetic reasons (otherwise you'll see it on the HTML page).
Finally we define the tutorial class. We create the GET and POST methods ( web.py intentionally requires this)to define the behaviour of our web.py app in response to browser client requests. Looking at GET:
def GET(self): form = my_form() return render.tutorial(form, "Your text goes here.")
Defining form = my_form() gives us a copy of the form instance we created earlier. The method render.tutorial() returns a rendering of the tutorial HTML template (using the same name tutorial here in the class definition, the call, and eventually the HTML template are important here!), passing the arguments form and the text string to the template at the same time.
Now for POST:
def POST(self): form = my_form() form.validates() s = form.value['textfield'] return make_text(s)
Again using a copy of the form instance, we automatically validate it (simply because I haven't learned how to validate forms yet!). We can then access the value of our textfield box with form.value['textfield'], and send it to our echo function defined earlier.
That's all you need in the app.py, now to look at the HTML template (located in the templates directory):
$def with (form, text) <!doctype html>   <title>Hello</title> <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="/static/tutorial.css" />
 <form class="form" method="post"> $:form.render() <input class="button" type="submit" value="send"/> </form>

 $text
(we'll see how WP handles the syntax styling with that…)
There's a little more going on here so let's take it one step at a time.
In a web.py template the first line of the file defines what data is passed to the template by web.py. So here we have $def with (form, text), which as you'll recall parallels the call we made in the GET method above. So when a client requests this page, those arguments are passed along.
The web.py templating language uses '$' symbols to denote Python expressions (and the arguments passed into the template). To use an actual '$' just escape it with '$$'. Note that it's a popular habit in jQuery to also use the dollar sign to mean the jQuery object, but we can get around that conflict simply by using 'jQuery' instead in the JavaScript. There are other ways around that but I like this method for its simplicity and how it feels the same as Python namespaces.
The head tag of the file is nothing special, it just tells us where the CSS and .js files are located (though it's important to web.py that they're in static as explained before). The JavaScript that follows needs some more explanation though:

It's actually pretty simple. All this does is send what's in the textfield box to the server when the button is clicked. If the action is successful (i.e. the server accepts the input data and returns it OK), jQuery replaces what's in the foo element with the data returned. This uses the ajax() function — so the page doesn't reload (it's not really AJAX as you may realize, since there's no XML exchanged — that's OK, I don't like XML anyway! 😉 )
I'll point out some conventions that a beginner should know. Saying ".button" just refers to the element with the button class (defined in our app.py script, look above). Saying "input#textfield" refers to the input element with the CSS id of textfield (also defined in app.py).
The success function passed through ajax() is called if the action is successful; the part with hide() and then fadeIn() is just a prettier way of displaying the new text on the HTML page (otherwise, it just replaces it with no transition effect).
Lastly, returning false prevents the page from reloading.
Moving on to the body of the HTML page:

 <form class="form" method="post"> $:form.render() <input class="button" type="submit" value="send"/> </form>

 $text
All we do here is enclose a rendering of the textfield and button in form tags. This isn't totally necessary, but as I discovered, without the form tags pressing return in the textfield box doesn't activate the button (i.e. you have to click on the button). Apparently you can process keyboard events with jQuery but this seemed simpler.
An additional note about $ is that you need to use $: if the expression will contain some HTML that you don't want escaped, as we do with $:form.render.
The foo span element is just a basic container that the jQuery function can replace with the new text.
There are some obvious improvements to be made here. First of all there's nothing stopping the user from clicking the button multiple times and sending multiple POST requests (probably not a desirable situation). There also isn't any user session setup or form validation. In any case these things are next in my list to learn, but my experience with web.py and jQuery has been great so far. I'm looking forward to more!
Also, the documentation for web.py and jQuery are good, so check those out for more information on their APIs.
I'd like to thank the members of the web.py mailing list, particularly Branko Vukelić, for their feedback on an earlier draft of this post. Naturally all errors are (most definitely) my own.
If you'd like a zipped copy of the files in this tutorial, you can get it here. Run app.py and then point your browser to http://localhost:8080 (on Windows; use the appropriate address for your setup).


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For the Media
Cho Appointed Assistant Professor of Organizational & Consumer Studies at Clarkson University
Na-Eun Cho has been appointed assistant professor of organizational and consumer studies at Clarkson University.
She received both her bachelor and master of business administration degrees from the School of Business at Yonsei University in Seoul, Republic of Korea. She received her Ph.D. in strategy this spring from the Stephen M. Ross School of Business, University of Michigan.
Before coming to Clarkson, Cho was a teaching assistant in 2010 and 2011 at the Ross School of Business. She taught in an executive education program that served a Korean conglomerate, the GS Group, which operates oil refinery, construction, chemical, and retail businesses. She also was an independent lecturer in 2010 for a case-based class for junior and senior undergraduate students.
Her teaching interests are core strategy, organization theory, international management, and corporate governance. Her research interests are in organizational structure and design, managerial discretion, corporate governance, and firm boundary.
She received a fellowship, scholarships and grants as follows: University of Michigan, Ross School of Business Fellowship, 2007-2012; University of Michigan, Rackham Graduate Student Travel Grant, 2010-2011; Academy of Management, Health Care Management Doctoral Student Scholarship, 2010; University of Michigan, Rackham Graduate Student Research Grant, 2009; and Yonsei University, Graduate School Scholarship, 2005-2006.
Cho's research on organizational forms and health care policies has been published and presented internationally. She is a member of the Academy of Management (Business Policy and Strategy Division, Organization and Management Theory Division, and Healthcare Management Division).
Clarkson University launches leaders into the global economy. One in five alumni already leads as a CEO, VP or equivalent senior executive of a company. Located just outside the Adirondack Park in Potsdam, N.Y., Clarkson is a nationally recognized research university for undergraduates with select graduate programs in signature areas of academic excellence directed toward the world's pressing issues. Through 50 rigorous programs of study in engineering, business, arts, sciences and health sciences, the entire learning-living community spans boundaries across disciplines, nations and cultures to build powers of observation, challenge the status quo, and connect discovery and engineering innovation with enterprise.
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Early tomorrow morning I'm jumping in a plane and flying to San Francisco, California for Macworld|iWorld 2013. Since it's been well below -20 celsius in Montreal this week, I'm looking even more forward to it than usual.
Leanna Lofte, who usually covers the SF events with me, just gave birth to a beautiful baby girl, Lucy Danae Lofte, so she's sitting this one out. There are very few people in our line of work with her camera skills, so to make sure we keep the level of quality you guys expect and deserve, we're bringing Martin Reisch with us this year. Yeah.
There'll be a lot going on, and we'll be doing our best to bring you with us every step of the way with photo journals, videos, podcasts, and a bunch of social sharing. Here's the plan so far:
- Monday: Arrive. Hang.
- Tuesday: Head up to TWiT in Petaluma to shoot MacBreak Weekly with Leo and the gang. It'll be nice to be in the same room with everyone for once!
- Wednesday: Hoping to head down to Cupertino and visit the Apple Company Store.
- Thursday: I'll be on a panel called iCloud, App Stores, and other Things To Fear: Has Apple Forgotten Power Users? hosted by Macworld's Lex Friedman, with John Gruber, Paul Kafasis, and Matthew Panzarino at 1pm.
- Friday/Saturday: We'll be covering the show, bringing you back everything you need to know.
- Sunday: Head back home.
There will be tons of other stuff happening in and around all that, so make sure you keep your browsers locked to iMore's Macworld|iWorld page, and subscribe to the iMore YouTube channel to get all the latest videos as soon as inhumanly possible.
And for up-to-the-minute stuff, including everything and anything unfit for print, you can follow @reneritchie and @safesolvent on Twitter.
Last year Macworld|iWorld completed their transition from trade show to epicenter of the community, from a place to see Apple stuff to place to meet and enjoy the company of fellow Apple enthusiasts. I can't wait to see what they have in store for all of us this year.
Let me know what you'd like to see from our Macworld|iWorld coverage, and if you're going to be there are well, please do come up and say hello!


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Solo Cello
Hello there,
At first I was turned off by the reviews for Solo Violin, but after purchasing I'm really satisfied. It doesn't sound like a real violin, but that's not really my goal, but instead to leave an authentic impression to the ears of the people I work with, and most of all to have fun playing the thing on my keyboard. I can get a really smooth non-vibrato to vibrato transition.
For the most part I like Solo Cello. All of the samples are spot on... but the problem I'm having is that it doesn't have an xfade patch with slurring like Solo Violin did. I was looking forward to the download because I wanted to practice that same technique, but now I'm considering resampling the samples into my copy of Reason or Kontakt because I can't get the patch I'd like to play with, and then you don't get the slurring that the play sampler has to offer, or the nice reverbs.
So that's a feature request I guess. It really shouldn't be too hard to program it in...then again maybe there's a way to do it in the PLAY engine or using the PLAY engine in conjuction with a DAW? I'm not sure...
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Robin Williams Will Wear the Costume Again. Mrs. Doubtfire is Getting a Sequel
Mrs. Doubtfire is coming back, and yes Robin Williams is included.
The Hollywood Reporter is reporting that the sequel is currently in development, and Robin Williams and his director Chris Columbus will work together again.
Mrs. Doubtfire was released in 1993 and earned about $219 million at the box office. The movie to this day is still seen on network television at times.
The original, best known for Robin Williams wearing a grandma suit and for the coolest birthday bash ever, will be hard to top with a sequel. In the newest installment, they will have to include more zoo animals, food takeout, and much more Williams acting with dinosaurs to even get close.
The timeline of the development of the movie has not been released, but we can all await the day that Williams makes his Doubtfire return


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As governor, Romney faced similar economic situation as Obama — with similar results
The Massachusetts economy was in freefall in 2002, bleeding thousands of jobs each month as the collapse of the technology bubble unraveled the state's most important industry. In just a year, the state unemployment rate had nearly doubled, with the likelihood that tens of thousands of technology and other jobs would be lost forever.Into this shattering recession — from which the state has yet to fully recover — rode Mitt Romney, fresh from saving the scandal-plagued Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City, and promising another turnaround for Massachusetts. In his gubernatorial campaign, he touted his business experience as the cure for the state's deep recession, saying a "lifetime in the private sector'' had taught him how to create jobs. He styled himself as a "CEO governor'' and the state's top salesman who would use his corporate connections to bring new companies and new jobs to Massachusetts.
Governor Deval Patrick, speaking Tuesday night at the Democratic National Convention, assailed his predecessor's economic record, pointing to anemic job growth and deep budget cuts that affected education, transportation, and other programs that support the state's economy. Romney's campaign responded that the former governor turned a wide budget deficit into a surplus, held the line on taxes, and left office with fewer unemployed in Massachusetts than today.
In many ways, Romney inherited a state economy in 2003 similar to the one President Barack Obama found entering the White House in 2009, one marked by a deep recession, huge job losses, and a widening budget deficit. And like Obama, Romney struggled mightily, delivering at best a modest recovery dictated less by his political leadership than by sprawling global forces beyond his control.
Like Obama, Romney could also point to an economy that was much improved from the worst of the recession. But, as with the US economy today, progress was slow, painstaking, and for many, disappointing.
At the end of his term, Romney could claim a small net job gain and a lower unemployment rate, but the pace of job growth lagged the nation badly and only a huge outflow of Massachusetts workers to faster growing states kept the unemployment rate from climbing higher.
It is not quite the image of a turnaround painted by Romney's presidential campaign.
In a statement, Romney spokesman Ryan Williams said the former Massachusetts governor added "tens of thousands of new jobs,'' lowered the state's unemployment rate, and balanced the state budget every year without borrowing or raising taxes.
"His sound management and fiscally responsible leadership resulted in a state credit rating upgrade and economic prosperity in the Commonwealth that has not been seen since he left office,'' he said.
But Romney's handling of the Massachusetts' economy was more complicated than the unemployment rate or state's credit rating would indicate. His budgetary and economic decisions offer insight into his personal and political priorities. There were unexpected foes, victories, and lost opportunities.
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Romney took office in 2003, in the midst of one of the state's deepest recessions since World War II. More than 200,000 jobs disappeared in Massachusetts after the dot-com bubble burst — 45 percent, more than the state lost during the recent "Great Recession.''
At the time, no one could foresee how deep the damage would run or how long it would take for the state to regain its economic footing.
"It was clear the state was having significant difficulties and that what had been a boom period had come to an end,'' Eric A. Kriss, a former Bain Capital colleague of Romney's who later became the state's chief fiscal officer. "As you dip into the details you are amazed and astounded and depressed all at the same time.''
Kriss and a small coterie of aides holed up in a borrowed State House office and began pouring over the state's balance sheets shortly after Romney's election. Kriss quickly discovered that the state's annual budget, set to run out in June of the following year, was dangerously out of balance and likely to yield a budget gap of $3 billion during the fiscal year to come.
Romney spent much of his first two years in office focusing on the state's budget crisis. Romney succeeded in closing the budget shortfall without raising the state sales or income tax — a notable accomplishment. Yet his approach triggered criticism.
Romney largely balanced the budget by cutting state aid to cities and towns, many of which responded by raising property taxes. In his first two years in office, Romney presided over a 15 percent cut in spending on unrestricted aid to cities and towns; he also cut more than 4 percent of funding for local schools.
Largely as a result, the average local property tax bill jumped more than $700 a year, or about 24 percent, to $3,962 from $3,206. By the end of Romney's term, the combined state and local tax burden in Massachusetts grew to 10.6 percent of income from 10 percent, according to the Taxpayers Foundation, a Washington think tank.
Michael C. Widmer, president of the Massachusetts Taxpayers Foundation, a business-funded research group, said the magnitude of the deficit required the cuts in local aid, which he described as a fair, if not dynamic, strategy deployed by most governors in times of crisis.
"In broad strokes, he did pretty much what every other governor has done — he raised revenues and cut spending,'' Widmer said. "It's probably the right thing to do, to have a balanced approach.''
Romney also took on natural allies in the business community when he undertook an effort to change the business tax code by closing what he called "loopholes.'' It was a controversial step, but Romney said the rules allowed many companies to avoid paying taxes at a time when the state could hardly afford it. Some banks, for example, avoided taxes by sheltering holdings in Real Estate Investment Trusts.
Business leaders opposed the effort, viewing it as a tax increase. One revision, for example, required large retailers to pay sales taxes on the printing costs of direct mail promotional advertising, a move that increased their taxes by about $15 million annually.
Romney supporters, such as David Tuerck, executive director of the Beacon Hill Institute, a conservative think tank, said the strategy was ill-conceived and at odds with efforts to change Massachusetts' reputation as a state with a high business costs.
"It impacted the state's competitiveness negatively,'' Tuerck said recently. "Higher taxes discourage corporations from investing in the state and creating jobs.''
Romney also increased government fees on a host of services, from marriage licenses to property deeds, raising another $375 million annually.
Kriss defended the move, arguing that many fees had not been adjusted for inflation in decades. And, he said, closing the so-called loopholes affected a relatively small number of companies that were eluding the original intent of the tax laws.
"It was not in any way a tax increase,'' he said. "It was a clarification of what you could do and what you couldn't do.''
On the campaign trail in 2002, Romney promised a jobs creation program "second to none in the history of the state,'' pledging to use his corporate connections to lure chief executives across America to Massachusetts.
The results fell far short of the promise. During Romney's four years in office, the state added a net 31,000 jobs, a growth rate of less than 1 percent compared to 5 percent nationally during the same period. State unemployment fell to 4.7 percent from a peak of 6 percent, but remained above the US average, then 4.4 percent.
Meanwhile, as the state recovery lagged other parts of the country, a net 233,000 people — 3.5 percent of the population — left the state, many seeking jobs elsewhere.
"He was going to be the number one salesperson,'' said Brian Gilmore, spokesman for Associated Industries of Massachusetts, the state's largest business advocacy group. "I don't think that turned out successfully.''
As with balancing the budget, Romney took a conventional approach to economic development, moving to reduce some business regulations and using taxpayer money, in the form of incentive programs, to try to stimulate job growth. Widmer said Romney undertook few initiatives that could have fundamentally altered the economic equation for the state, such as policies aimed at lowering Massachusetts' electricity costs, which are among the highest in the nation.
Widmer pointed to William Weld, another Republican governor who took office during a recession and overhauled the state's worker compensation system. It took a decade for those reforms to take full effect, but worker compensation costs for business plunged by two-thirds and helped make the state more competitive.
Romney did not have the patience for tackling issues that might only pay off in the long-term, Widmer said.
"His economic record was uninspired,'' Widmer said. "They never developed an economic strategy nor implemented a coherent set of initiatives that would improve the state's business climate.''
Others chafed at Romney's frequent out of state trips as he tested the waters for his first presidential run. Despite his pledge to be the state's top salesman, he tried to woo Republican Party conservatives by publicly bashing the state's liberal politics and emphasizing its generous unemployment insurance benefits — raising a red flag to firms interested in relocating here.
"I was very shocked to hear our governor on the road basically saying Massachusetts is a terrible place to do business,'' said David Begelfer, chief executive of the Massachusetts chapter of the National Association of Industrial and Office Properties, a commercial real estate trade group.
David A. Tibbetts, a former state director of economic development under two Republican governors, Weld and A. Paul Cellucci, said Romney seemed more concerned with his presidential ambitions than the nitty gritty of local economic development. Tibbetts, now president of the Merrimack Valley Economic Development Council in North Andover, cited an effort by local business officials to get Romney's administration to use federal highway funds to build a new interchange on Interstate 93. The effort would have opened new land for development, Tibbetts said, but Romney showed little interest.
"People had very high hopes for him as governor. He's extremely bright, talented, and involved in business,'' Tibbetts said. "In the end, he showed no loyalty to the state he was elected to run.''
Romney was able to claim some successes attracting business, including the expansions of Swiss dental implant maker, Straumann Group, in Andover and pharmaceutical companies Merck & Co., of Whitehouse Station, N.J. in Boston and Novartis AG of Switzerland in Cambridge.
One of his biggest wins came near the end of his term in 2006, when Massachusetts won a bidding war with other states, convincing pharmaceutical giant Bristol-Myers Squibb to build a $750 million plant at the former Fort Devens army base.
Romney touted the victory at a press conference, saying the state, with approval by the Legislature, had offered $60 million in incentives to the company to build its plant in Massachusetts, where it would eventually employ as many as 550 workers.
But records show the state only required Bristol-Myers Squibb to hire 350 workers to receive the tax breaks. And less than two months after Romney left office, MassDevelopment, a quasi-public development agency led by a Romney appointee, finalized an agreement reducing Bristol-Myers Squibb's property taxes by about $35 million over 20 years, bringing total incentives to more than $100 million.
The deal provided one of the biggest tax incentive packages in state history. And it meant that the state would ultimately pay about $250,000 for each of the 400 jobs that exist at the plant today.
"That's a little bit hard to justify,'' said Northeastern University law professor Peter Enrich, who has studied incentives extensively. "The reason these companies come to Massachusetts is there's already a critical mass of companies in the biotech area here, and there has been for 20 to 30 years.''
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In June, just six days after a dismal national jobs report, Romney's campaign introduced a new 30-second TV advertisement.
"As governor of Massachusetts, Mitt Romney had the best jobs record in a decade,'' a voice intones over images of the Massachusetts State House and Romney visiting various employers and talking with workers. "From day one as president Mitt Romney's strong leadership will make all the difference on jobs.''
As he did in his gubernatorial campaign, Romney has invoked the image of a turnaround expert again and again, portraying himself as a leader ready to confront US budget and jobs woes. Yet the advertisement creates an illusion at odds with reality: Massachusetts experienced an anemic recovery, generating just enough job growth for Romney to claim he left the Massachusetts economy better than he found it.
The economic situations faced by Romney as governor and Obama as president appear remarkably similar. The recessions they inherited damaged the foundations of the respective economies, necessitating long, slow recoveries. In each of the downturns, job losses totalled about 6 percent of employment.
Their first year in office was marked by steep job losses, the subsequent years by disappointing job growth. Both sought increases in taxes and other revenues to help close budget deficits, and both used government money — albeit on a vastly different scale — to try to stimulate job growth.
Paul Watanabe, a political science professor at the University of Massachusetts Boston who has followed Romney's career for two decades, described Romney as an effective manager who has gone to great lengths to show that he was capable of saving Massachusetts' economy and can rescue the nation from its current doldrums and Obama's economic policies.
Yet Romney is more like his opponent than he will admit, Watanabe said, right down to his campaign theme, "Believe in America.''
"Interestingly enough,'' Watanabe said, "it's a variation of 'hope and change.'''
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I have finally was able to do a quick upload(but not fully edited) gallery of my recent trip to Moalboal and Malapascua Philippines.
Had a great trip, nice resorts and surprisingly good results with Lightroom on WIndows Surface Pro 128 tablet as my 'laptop;.
I can write more later about resorts, diving, how to get there, or the Surface Pro if anyone is interested..
Here are the galleries on SmugMug


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WALLIS, W. ALLEN: RECORDS, 1959-61. Executive Vice Chairman, Cabinet Committee on Price Stability for Economic Growth, 1959-60; Special Assistant to the President, 1959-61. 1 foot. (partly on microfilm).
WALSH, JOHN J.: PAPERS, 1943-45. G-3 Staff, VII Corps, U.S. Army, 1943-44; Aide-de-Camp, General J. Lawton Collins, 1943-45. 2 feet.
WARRINGTON, WAYNE B.: RECORDS, 1953-59. Director, Veterans Division, Republican National Committee, 1956; Special Assistant in the White House Office, 1957-59. 3 feet.
WASHBURN, ABBOTT: PAPERS, 1938-2003. Executive Vice Chairman, Crusade for Freedom, 1950-52; staff member, Citizens for Eisenhower, 1952; Executive Secretary, President's Committee on International Information Activities, January-July 1953; Deputy Special Assistant to C.D. Jackson, and Special Assistant to the Director, U.S. Information Agency, July-October 1953; Deputy Director, U.S. Information Agency, November 1953-March 1961; President, People-to-People, Inc., 1964-65; member, U.S. Delegation to Intelsat Conference, 1969-71; Advisor, Office of Telecommunications Policy, 1972-74; Commissioner, Federal Communications Commission, June 1974-October 1982; Consultant to FCC and Chairman, U.S. Delegation to Regional Administrative Radio Conference, October 1982-November 1983. 123 feet.
WASHBURN, C. LANGHORNE: PAPERS, 1952-64. Field Secretary, Young Industry for Eisenhower, 1952; member, National Citizens for Eisenhower, 1952-56; member, Program Planning Staff, 1956 Republican National Convention; member, Rockefeller for President Committee, 1964. 12 feet. ALSO: [A99-9] 2.4 Cubic ft. & 1.07 Cubic ft. Unreviewed Accretion, Review upon Demand
WASHBURN, MAURICE M.: PAPERS, 1953. Chairman, Treasury Department Continuing Committee to Verify Transfer of Fiscal Assets, 1953-64. -1 foot.
WAUGH, SAMUEL C.: PAPERS, 1926-69. Assistant Secretary of State, 1953-55; Deputy Under Secretary of State, 1955; President and Chairman of the board, Export-Import Bank, 1955-61. 10 feet.
WEATHERFORD, RUBY M.: PAPERS, 1952-70. Housewife. -1 foot.
WEBB, JAMES R.: MATERIAL RE LLOYD R. FREDENDALL AND THE TUNISIAN CAMPAIGN, 1942-43. Aide to Gen. Lloyd R. Fredendall, 1942-43. -1 foot.
WEBB, L.R.: POSTERS ON WORLD WAR II, 1943-44. Chief Administrative Assistant, Office of Censorship, Chicago, Illinois. 2 feet.
WESTLAND, HELEN GEIS: PAPERS, 1942-64. Red Cross worker during WWII; Participant in 1952 Eisenhower presidential campaign; wife of Congressman Jack Westland of Washington. 1.5 feet. Review upon Demand
WHEATON, ANNE WILLIAMS: PAPERS, 1957-69. Assistant to the Director of Publicity, Republican National Committee, 1939-57; Associate Press Secretary, White House Office, 1957-61. -1 foot. (partly on microfilm)
WHEELER, CLYDE A.: PAPERS, 1951-89. Executive assistant to Cong. Page Belcher (R-OK), 1951-54; Special Assistant for Congressional Relations to U.S. Secretary of Agriculture, 1954-58; Staff Assistant to the President, 1958-60; Officer, Sun Oil Company, 1962-84. 30 feet.
WHITE HOUSE CONFERENCE ON CHILDREN AND YOUTH: RECORDS (a component of Records of Temporary Committees, Commission and Boards: Record Group 220), 1930-70. 110 feet.
WHITE HOUSE, OFFICE OF THE USHER: RECORDS, 1953-61. 1 foot. ALSO: [A13-01] .204 Cubic ft. Unreviewed Accretion, Review upon Demand
WHITE HOUSE LIBRARY: RECORDS TRANSFERRED TO THE DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER LIBRARY, 1953-61. 2 foot. ALSO: [A08-04] 1 Cubic ft. Unreviewed Accretion, Review upon Demand
WHITE HOUSE OFFICE, CABINET SECRETARIAT: RECORDS, 1953-60. 16 feet.
WHITE HOUSE OFFICE, CABINET SECRETARIAT, SUB-CABINET COMMITTEE, MANAGEMENT PROGRAM FOR THE EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENTS (Bradley H. Patterson, Jr., Coordinator): RECORDS, 1954-56. 6 feet.
WHITE HOUSE OFFICE, EXECUTIVE BRANCH LIAISON OFFICE: RECORDS, 1953-58. 6 feet.
WHITE HOUSE OFFICE, INDEX TO CIVILIAN NOMINATIONS, APPOINTMENTS AND COMMISSIONS, 1913-61: 1 foot. (partly on microfilm)
WHITE HOUSE OFFICE, INDEX TO WHITE HOUSE CONGRESSIONAL CORRESPONDENCE, 1953-59. 3 feet.
WHITE HOUSE OFFICE, NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL STAFF: PAPERS, 1948-1961. 130 feet. This collection contains ten separate series that are at this time wholly or partially processed and available for research. They are as follows:
CFEP Series
Disaster File Series
Executive Secretary's Chronological File Series
Executive Secretary's Subject File Series
Miscellaneous Staff Series
NSC Registry Series
OCB Central Files Series
OCB Secretariat Series
Planning Coordination Group Series
PSB Central Files Series
Special Staff Files Series
WHITE HOUSE OFFICE, OFFICE OF BUDGET AND ACCOUNTING: RECORDS (a component of Records of the White House Office: Record Group 130), 1953-61. 47 feet.
WHITE HOUSE OFFICE, OFFICE OF THE OFFICIAL REPORTER (Jack Romagna): RECORDS, 1953-61. 24 feet.
WHITE HOUSE OFFICE, OFFICE OF THE PRESS SECRETARY TO THE PRESIDENT: PRESS RELEASES WITH INDEX, 1953-61. 10 feet. (partly on microfilm) Review upon Demand
WHITE HOUSE OFFICE, OFFICE OF THE SPECIAL ASSISTANT FOR DISARMAMENT (Harold Stassen): RECORDS, 1955-58. 6 feet.
WHITE HOUSE OFFICE, OFFICE OF THE SPECIAL ASSISTANT FOR EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS: RECORDS, 1952-61. 33 feet.
WHITE HOUSE OFFICE, OFFICE OF THE SPECIAL ASSISTANT FOR NATIONAL SECURITY AFFAIRS (Robert Cutler, Dillon Anderson, and Gordon Gray): RECORDS, 1952-61. 49 feet.
FBI Series
NSC Series, Administrative Subseries
NSC Series, Briefing Notes Subseries
NSC Series, Policy Papers Subseries
NSC Series, Status of Projects Subseries
NSC Series, Subject Subseries
OCB Series, Administrative Subseries
OCB Series, Subject Subseries
Papers Received Since January 10, 1961 Series
Special Assistant Series, Appointment Books Subseries
Special Assistant Series, Chronological Subseries
Special Assistant Series, Name Subseries
Special Assistant Series, Presidential Subseries
Special Assistant Series, Subject Subseries
WHITE HOUSE OFFICE, OFFICE OF THE SPECIAL ASSISTANT TO THE PRESIDENT FOR PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT (Joseph Winslow, John Carroll, Rocco Siciliano,and Eugene Lyons): RECORDS, 1953-61. 49 feet. ALSO: .5 Cubic ft. Unreviewed [Kennedy Administration Material], Review upon Demand
WHITE HOUSE OFFICE, OFFICE OF THE SPECIAL ASSISTANT FOR SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY (James R. Killian and George B. Kistiakowsky): RECORDS, 1957-61. 18 feet.
WHITE HOUSE OFFICE, OFFICE OF THE STAFF SECRETARY: Records of Paul T. Carroll, Andrew J. Goodpaster, L. Arthur Minnich, and Christopher H. Russell, 1952-61. 80 feet.
Appointment Schedules Series
Cabinet Series
Cabinet Minutes Series
Cross Reference Sheets Series
Emergency Action Series
International Series
International Trips and Meetings Series
L. Arthur Minnich Series
Legislative Meetings Series
NSC Series
Subject Series, Alphabetical Subseries
Subject Series, Department of Defense Subseries
Subject Series, State Department Subseries
Subject Series, White House Subseries
WHITE HOUSE OFFICE: RECORDS OFFICER REPORTS TO PRESIDENT ON PENDING LEGISLATION, 1953-61 (Bill File): 72 feet. ALSO: .5 Cubic ft. Unreviewed [Pouch to President], Review upon Demand
WHITE HOUSE OFFICE, SOCIAL OFFICE: RECORDS, 1952-61. 342 feet. ALSO: .3 Cubic ft. Unreviewed [Invitations to the First Lady], Review upon Demand
WHITE HOUSE OFFICE, STAFF RESEARCH GROUP (Albert P. Toner and Christopher H. Russell): RECORDS, 1956-61. 14 feet.
WHITE HOUSE OFFICE, TELEGRAPH OFFICE: RECORDS, 1953-61. 15 feet.
WHITE HOUSE OFFICE, TELEPHONE OFFICE: RECORDS, 1953-61. 15 feet. ALSO: .5 Cubic ft. Unreviewed [Card Index of Phone Numbers Called], Review upon Demand
WHITE, ISAAC D.: PAPERS, 1945-66. Commanding General, 2nd Armored Division, 1945-46; Commanding General, X Corps, Korea, 1952-53; Commanding General, U.S. Army, Pacific, 1957-61. 1 foot. (photocopies)
WHITMAN, ANN C.: PAPERS, 1949-90. Personal Secretary to Dwight D. Eisenhower, 1952-62. 1 foot.
WHITMAN, WILLIAM MERRILL: PAPERS, 1940-83. Attorney and Secretary, Panama Canal Company, 1940-72; consultant to U.S. Congress on Panama Canal matters, 1973-83. 22 feet.
WILDAVSKY, AARON: MANUSCRIPT AND MATERIALS RE DIXON-YATES: A STUDY OF POWER POLITICS, 1954-61. Assistant Professor of Government, Oberlin College, 1960. 3 feet.
WILKES, JOHN E.: PAPERS, 1944-51. Commander, U.S. Submarines, Asiatic Fleet, 1941; Commander, all seaports, Northern Europe, 1944; Chief U.S. Naval Officer, Germany, 1945-51. -1 foot. (photocopies)
WILLIAMS, RALPH E.: PAPERS, 1958-60. U.S. Navy Officer; speech writer on White House Staff, 1958-61. 1 foot.
WILLIS, CHARLES F., JR.: RECORDS, 1952-57. Member, Eisenhower campaign staff, 1952; Assistant to the Assistant to the President (Sherman Adams), 1953-55. 4 feet.
WISHNEZSKY, STEVE: PAPERS, 2000-2005. Biographer of U.S. Army General Courtney Hodges. 2 feet. Review upon Demand
WOODRUFF, ROSCOE B.: Manuscript of The World War II of Major General Roscoe B. Woodruff, 1941-45 (photocopy). Commanding General, 77th Division, 1942-43; Commanding General, VII Corps, European Theater, 1943-44; Commanding General, 24th Division, Southwest Pacific, 1944-45. -1 foot.
WORLD WAR II PARTICIPANTS AND CONTEMPORARIES: PAPERS (as of January 2001 this collection contained materials from 420 donors, approximately 135,000 pages). 68 feet. ALSO: Unreviewed Accretion, Review upon Demand
WYDEN, BARBARA: PAPERS, 1944-46. Author; assisted Kay Summersby Morgan in writing Past Forgetting (1976), 1973-75. Desk calendar diaries kept in the office of Supreme Allied Commander Dwight D. Eisenhower for years 1944 and 1945. -1 foot.
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Which director has interest and which has none in doing the new Star Wars movie has left the internet abuzz for the past couple of weeks. More high profile directors have said they don't want the project than shown interest and J.J. Abrams happens to fall into that camp as well. When talking to Hollywood Life about the film, he said:
"Look, Star Wars is one of my favorite movies of all time. I frankly feel that I almost feel that, in a weird way, the opportunity for whomever it is to direct that movie, it comes with the burden of being that kind of iconic movie and series. I was never a big Star Trek fan growing up, so for me, working on Star Trek didnt have any of that, you know, almost fatal sacrilege, and so, I am looking forward more then anyone to the next iterations of Star Wars, but I believe I will be going as a paying moviegoer!"
So we can count out a leap from Star Fleet to the Rebel Alliance for Abrams. The site also spoke to Iron Man director Jon Favreau about the project, and he seemed a little more open to the idea.
"I think both J.J. and I come from a generation of people who formed our whole creative persona around what we experienced as kids from watching those films, and I have had the good fortune of working with George [Lucas] and around George, and whether it is doing a voice on Clone Wars, or being at the Skywalker Ranch mixing Iron Man so I have been very happy and lucky to just experience the culture that Lucas has created, both in my own life growing up as a kid and professional whether it was interviewing him at film festivals on stage, he is just a really wonderful, talented gifted guy who has changed the business so much, so I am just giddy, first and foremost as a fan, to see what happens with it. I think there is a lot of question marks of how they are going to do it, and who they are going to do it with, and what the story is going to be about; but to say that I am not excited about it is definitely an understatement. Well see."
All that is known about the new films is that George Lucas will oversee as a creative consultant with writer Michael Arndt (Little Miss Sunshine, The Hunger Games: Catching Fire) has written a treatment for the film and will write the screenplay. Still not confirmed, however, is the rumor that Arndt's treatment includes the characters of Luke Skywalker, Princess Leia and Han Solo.
Star Wars: Episode VII is expected to hit theaters in 2015.
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BISE Abbottabad – Board of Intermediate & Secondary Education Abbottabad result of Inter, HSSC, FA, FSc Exam Annual 2011 announced on Monday, july 25, 2011.
Malik Abdul Wahab of Pakistan International Public School and College stood first by securing 958 marks in the intermediate examination of the Board of Intermediate & Secondary Education Abbottabad.
Danial Sajjad of Al-Quran Beacon Public School & College, Mansehra was placed second by obtaining 946 marks while Hina Shaukat of Jinnah Jame School & College, Haripur secured third position with 945 marks.
BISE Abbottabad Board Inter Result 2011
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Letter: Thanks for holiday-drive support
While the holiday season may be behind us, the joy continues on in many Westport homes. The town's Department of Human Services thanks the hundreds of donors who contributed to the Westport Holiday Giving Program as well as helping out at Thanksgiving time. Whether it was by purchasing the gift list for a single mom and child or a large family, donating toys, books, movie certificates, food baskets, turkeys or a gift card your generosity helped make this year one of the most successful ever for our own neighbors -- despite the difficult economic climate.
Through the Holiday Giving Drive alone, 432 individuals, including 254 children, were served directly from this community support. This generosity is especially appreciated due to the increase in those needing assistance during this holiday season and the lingering effects of our economic downturn.
Specific thanks must go to each of the eight local-school PTAs and their students for organizing their individual giving efforts; the Westport Woman's Club, which purchased and mailed out food gift cards, holiday cards to nursing home residents and catered meals for those alone for the holidays; Goodwill Industries, which donated turkey dinners with all the "fixins;" the girls at Project Return, who bought gifts for a young child; and First Night Westport, which generously provided free admission buttons to welcome the New Year.
In addition, generous donations were received from Iridian Asset Management, Sterling Investment Partners, Athletic Shoe Factory, the Westport/Weston Foundation, the Hurlbutt Foundation, the Social Concerns Committee of Assumption Church, Girl Scouts, Westport/Weston Family Y, The Rebecca Chusid Holiday Toy Drive, Winged Monkey, Weichert Capital Properties, Service League of Boys (SLOBS), the National Charity League (NCL), Westport Rotary, the Westport Garden Club and the Playschool at Staples.
In addition, more than 171 individual donors, including 12 town hall/town school employees and commission members filled holiday gift lists. Once again, this entire program could not have happened without the tremendous effort of our holiday volunteer coordinators, elves Kathy Lehn and Madeline Saxonmeyer.
We fully recognize that the holiday program comes at perhaps the busiest time of year for all of us, and that makes the efforts that much more wonderful. Thank you on behalf of those whose holidays were brightened because of you.
Barbara H. Butler, director
Westport Department
of Human Services


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This week we bring you something a little different as we offer a RoundAbout-style NY Auto Show wrap up. We'll go through all the big reveals and announcements coming out of New York this year. So join us as we give you all the info you need to know.
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Colorado Learning Assistant Workshop 2011 Logistics
Dates and Location
The 2011 Colorado Learning Assistant Workshop will take place in Boulder, CO and will run 12:00pm to 9:30pm on Wednesday, November 2 and 8:00am to 3:00pm on Thursday, November 3.
Hotel rooms are available at the Millenium Hotel in the PhysTEC room block at a reduced rate of $119/night. Please reserve your room soon to ensure you will get the reduced rate. To make a reservation, call the hotel and ask for the PhysTEC room block:
Millenium Harvest Hotel
1345 28th Street
Boulder, CO 80302
(303) 443-3850
Or, make a reservation online.
Your conference registration includes lunch and dinner on Wednesday, and breakfast and lunch on Thursday.
Boulder, CO is served by the Denver International Airport, which has a ground transportation page with information on regional transportation options.
More information, including a map and driving directions, is available on the hotel's directions page.
If you are attending the 2011 Colorado Learning Assistant Workshop, and cannot find the information you are looking for on this page, please contact us.


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Physicians' Advisory Committee (PAC)
HCSC, along with 23 other Blues Plans and the Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association, reached agreement with a nationwide class of physicians (MDs and DOs) to settle a class action lawsuit filed in 2003. The agreement resolves past disagreements between the Plans and physicians; making the commitment to further promote cooperation and communication. HCSC made an independent decision that this agreement is in our best interest because it will strengthen our relationships with physicians and benefit our members.
This will help the Plans to build on more than 70 years of working closely with doctors to improve the health care system and meet customers' health care delivery needs. Meeting the terms of this settlement agreement will improve provider satisfaction through more consistent reimbursement, easier access to procedures, and a consistent billing dispute process.
The establishment of the Physicians' Advisory Committee is one of the critical Thomas-Love provisions. This provides an opportunity for HCSC to create a forum for open dialogue on issues related to the relationships and interactions between and among Physicians, their patients, and the Blue Plans.
Health Care Services Corporation has established a Physicians' Advisory Committee (PAC). This committee is scheduled to meet twice a year through 2011. The PAC members along with the meeting schedule and meeting minutes are available for your reference.


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|Gen. Dempsey, Chairman Joint Chiefs of Staff
A Truth Journal: Military Sexual Assaults: Finally Time For Entire Pentagon Chiefs to Resign?: From Denny: After a damning report that revealed 26,000 sexual assaults just in 2012 alone, you would think someone over at the Pentagon would resign in shame.
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AFTER HAVING quadrupled in the 1990s, and more than tripled in the 2000s, the budget of the U.S. Border Patrol is apparently regarded by Republicans in Congress as a pathetic shell in need of a vast infusion of dollars. To buy GOP votes for immigration reform, Democrats have acceded to dumping billions of dollars to fortify the southwest border, which is already more secure than it has been in decades.
The amendment, offered by Republican Sens. Robert Corker of Tennessee and John Hoeven of North Dakota, is a case study in how budgetary decisions can be driven by overblown political rhetoric, not national interests.
The amendment would spend $38 billion — in addition to the $8 billion that was embedded in the original Senate proposal — on personnel and technology along the border. That is the political price that a handful of Senate Republicans have extracted to propel the bill — including legalization and a path to citizenship for 11 million undocumented residents — out of the upper chamber with enough momentum to give it a fighting chance in the reform-averse House. In this case, the ends do justify the means — even if the means are wildly profligate.
About 18,500 agents patrol the Southwestern border, up from 8,600 in 2000. That massive buildup has left some sectors of the border overstaffed. Nonetheless, the Corker-Hoeven amendment would add 20,000 more agents. With demographic, economic and social trends already dampening the supply of illegal immigrants, what in the world would all those agents do to fill their time?
The border is nearly 2,000 miles long and, in many areas, all but uncrossable because of deep river canyons and pitiless terrain. It can never be hermetically sealed, as some Republicans would have people believe. Nonetheless, the border is less porous today than at any time since the 1970s, thanks to a massive infusion of resources and technology begun under the Bush administration and continued by the Obama administration.
Last year, the beefed-up Border Patrol arrested just 365,000 illegal crossers, down from nearly 1.7 million in 2000. The economic downturn explains some of the diminished activity but not all; in fact, illegal crossings (as measured by apprehensions) had been cut in half in the eight years before the crash of 2008. Domestic factors in Mexico, including a decline in birth rates and better educational and economic opportunities, have contributed.
The refreshingly candid Mr. Corker admitted that his amendment is "almost overkill." Massive overkill is more like it; in adding drones, hundreds of miles of fencing and high-tech gimmickry, it will turn the border into a frontier akin to the DMZ separating the two Koreas.
Is it worth it? As a means of ending the nation's irrational, self-defeating marginalization of 11 million undocumented immigrants, the answer is yes.
But make no mistake: If the Senate bill becomes law, the profligate spending it would mandate is, in the end, the cost the nation would pay for years of alarmist and xenophobic Republican rhetoric about border security.


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- Investigate mechanisms to support BIDI better on the Macintosh where mirroring is not supported (nor expected) for the base widgets, such as trees and tables, yet button and field ordering needs to be right-to-left.
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This peanut butter frosting would also be great on top of some gluten free chocolate cupcakes, spread on top of chocolate sugar cookies, on top of gluten free baked chocolate donuts, or sandwiched between chocolate cookies. Seriously guys, the options are endless!
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I'm a nickname giver. It doesn't matter if you are my friend, my child, or my pet - if we spend a good deal of time together, chances are that I'll give you a nickname – a term of endearment, if you will. I'm big on shortening longer names, so if you are Jessica I'll make you Jess. Samantha? Sam. Alison? Al. Deborah? Deb.
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During the time that Carrie was in junior high school, I was a single mom and it was just her and me on our own. I like to think I was a "cool mom" – keeping up with all the current lingo and catch phrases while still maintaining a sense of authority. {eh hm…yeah…} She was about 11 years old at the time, and we were messing around when I called her "Girl-friend..." She responded with "Mom-friend…" and it stuck.
It stuck to the point that some of her own friends called me "Mom-friend" including her boyfriend in high school {who I still secretly wish she'd marry}. In hindsight, I think it was more comfortable for her friends to call me "Mom-friend" than to refer to me "Mrs. _____" {because I wasn't anymore} or by my first name which sometimes felt too familiar or disrespectful.
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