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After Alice Paul, the author of the original Equal Rights Amendment told FFL cofounder Pat Goltz that the early American feminists were pro-life, FFL historians were the first to research and reveal the truth to the feminist and pro-life movements: Without known exception, our feminist foremothers opposed abortion and (like Susan B. Anthony) sought to address the root causes that drive women to abortion. Learn and share our original research and help FFL herald a better day when we fulfill the unrealized dream of Susan B. Anthony.
Herstory Worth Repeating
The early feminists, some of whose names are very familiar to you, and others whom you have yet to meet, were overwhelmingly pro-life.
The links below will take you to the PDF file of the selected issue of The American Feminist. Once you're there, you may either use the arrows at the bottom to take you to the Herstory page or click on the Bookmarks tab on the left and click on the featured feminist's name.
Jane Addams, 1860-1935 Summer/Fall 2004, p. 38
Louisa May Alcott, 1832-1888 Winter 2004-2005, p. 30
Susan B. Anthony, 1820-1906 Spring 1998, p. 19
Susan B. Anthony, 1820-1906 Spring 2007
Dr. Elizabeth Blackwell, 1821-1910 Fall 2007, p. 20
Pearl S. Buck, 1892-1973 Spring 2004, p. 22
Dorothy Day, 1897-1980 Winter 1999-2000, p. 20
Matilda Joslyn Gage, 1826-1898 Winter 1997-98
Angelina Weld Grimke, 1880-1958 Summer 2000, p. 17
Fannie Lou Hamer, 1917-1977 Spring 1999, p. 20
Dr. Charlotte Denman Lozier, 1844-1870 Fall 1997
Sarah F. Norton and Eliza Bisbee Duffey Fall 1999, p. 20
Sarah F. Norton Fall/Winter 2008, p. 9
Graciela Olivarez, 1928-1987 Summer 1998, p. 18
Alice Stokes Paul, 1885-1977 Summer 2001, p. 3
Susan LaFlesche Picotte, 1865-1915 Winter 2002-2003, p. 23
Cicely Saunders, 1918-2005 Summer 1999, p. 16
Dr. Juliet Stillman Severance Fall 1998, p. 19
Elizabeth Cady Stanton, 1815-1902 Fall/Winter 2003,p. 24
Elizabeth Cady Stanton, 1815-1902 Spring 1996
Lois Weber 1879-1939 Fall 2000, p. 21
Frances Willard, 1839-1898 Fall 2001, p. 21
Mary Wollstonecraft, 1759-1797 Winter 1998-1999, p.21
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The early feminists worked to protect women and children from abortion and sought to address the root causes of abortion — just as Feminists for Life of America does today.
"This is an opportunity to get to know a little better courageous women such as suffragist Victoria Woodhull, who ran for president when she didn't even have the right to vote; Elizabeth Blackwell, one of the first female physicians in the United States; and Sarah Norton, who — together with Susan B. Anthony — successfully argued for women's admission to Cornell University," notes Feminists for Life President Serrin M. Foster. "It is time that fascinating foremothers like Elizabeth Cady Stanton, who flaunted her maternity during Victorian times while starting the women's revolution, become as well known as our forefathers."
Week 1: Mary Wollstonecraft
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Week 4: Mattie Brinkerhoff
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Who are the actual stars of the upcoming Fantastic Four reboot? We may finally know soon, and for real this time. Variety reports that Fox is ready to start testing actors for two key roles in the film, "Mr Fantastic" Reed Richards and "Invisible Girl" Sue Storm. Miles Teller, who has been rumored for the role for months, is indeed on the short list, alongside Game of Thrones' Kit Harrington and Jack O'Connell, star of the upcoming Unbroken. For Sue Storm the studio is reportedly eyeing Saoirse Ronan, Kate Mara and Margot Robbie.
Michael B. Jordan, who's at the center of the longest-running rumor about the movie's cast, is apparently still the only person director Josh Trank and the studio want for the Human Torch, but nothing is set yet. Variety has no word on who might play The Thing, a.k.a. Ben Grimm or whoever the villain of the film winds up being. We heard back in June that production on the film was supposed to begin in September, but that clearly didn't happen, and just last week X-Men: Days of Future Past screenwriter Simon Kinberg was brought in to tweak the script. There's work to be done, but also a March 16, 2015 release date to get to-- so casting, whoever it winds up being, ought to happen fast.
All six of these rumored names, seven if you include Jordan, are solid up-and-comers, and many of them are being eyed for other high-profile parts-- Ronan turned down The Avengers 2 and has auditioned for Star Wars: Episode VII, Robbie could be Jane to Alexander Skarsgard's Tarzan, Mara was eyed to be Catwoman in The Dark Knight Rises, etc. Any time these kinds of casting stories emerge, especially for superhero films, there's a sense of repetition, of the same 15 or 20 big names going in for parts (until, like Chris Evans, they become so big that they're no longer part of the derby). But it's telling that Teller and Jordan are still involved, and we might be able to suss out some Star Wars scoops if Ronan turns down a part-- maybe because she'll be busy in a galaxy far, far away.
Feel free to share your The Thing casting ideas and any other suggestions for the project in the comments. Hey, they've taken this long to cast the movie, they may as well get our help in getting it right.


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A new study reveals just how addicted our kids are to video devices. For the statistics, and some advice, read today's BreakPoint.
If I asked you what your teenage children are doing right now, you might not know. But the New York Times and the Kaiser Family Foundation have a pretty good idea.
According to a recent Kaiser study, if your teenager is awake and isn't in school, he or she is staring at a screen a smart-phone, a computer, or watching television.
The authors claimed to have been "shocked" by the results.
Kaiser's researchers interviewed more than 2,000 kids between the ages of eight and eighteen. They found that, on average, the participants in the study spent seven and one-half hours a day using these devices! What's more, that figure understates the amount of time American kids devote to consuming media and other related activities.
For instance, it does not include time spent actually talking on these smart-phones or sending and receiving messages. That adds another one-and-a-half hours to the total. When you add time spent doing several media-related things at once, that is multi-tasking, American kids spend the equivalent of eleven hours a day tethered to an electronic device.
The authors were "stunned" because they believed that media consumption among kids had already maxed out when they last measured it in 2005. What didn't take into account, either then or now, is what drives the heavy usage: dread of being bored.
As one 14-year-old told the Times, "I feel like my days would be boring without" my smart phone. It's not only him. As New Testament scholar Ben Witherington recently wrote, smart-phones "are seen as the cure for boredom."
This "boredom" is "in most cases…the state of mind of those who lack imagination and therefore require all kinds of stimuli to prevent them from losing interest in things, and even in life." That's why people, adults as well as kids, are "constantly fiddling with their cellphone." The alternative to all this fiddling is being alone with your own thoughts, which terrifies people used to the constant stimulation provided by our media-saturated culture.
Happily, parents can help their kids to avoid this trap. The Kaiser study found that parents can make rules limiting this kind of mindless media consumption and that their children will follow them. It won't be easy but, then again, swimming against the cultural tide never is.
Speaking of swimming against the tide, even more important than rules and limits is teaching our children that we don't need constant stimulation. On the contrary, being quiet and still is an essential part of the Christian life. We are told "be still" so that we may learn who God is. God spoke to Elijah in a still small voice.
Neuroscientists tell us that many, if not most, of our most creative and productive moments come when we step back from all the stimulation and let our minds be free. In other words, what many people call "boredom" is good for us in ways that the constantly-stimulated can't begin to imagine.
We're not talking about letting our minds wander just anywhere. What we're told to do is invest our life in a relationship with Christ. In His word, in prayer, and in meditation.
Unplugging and stepping back for some time alone with God is yet another reason for us to unplug our kids and ourselves and risk being bored. For all the right reasons.
If Your Kids Are Awake, They're Probably Online
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Python Programming, news on the Voidspace Python Projects and all things techie.
Parametrized Tests and unittest
Yet another blog entry on unittest; this is the last one in my list so I'm not planning any more for a while. Something that both nose and py.test provide that unittest (the [1] Python standard library testing framework) doesn't is a builtin mechanism for writing parametrized tests. The technique that both nose and py.test use (currently anyway) is to allow your test methods to be generators that return a series of tests. The testing framework then runs all these tests for you.
Whenever I've needed to run a series of similar tests with different input parameters I've always used a simple loop; something like:
for x in range(100):
for y in range(100):
self.assertSomethingForXandY(x, y)
The problem with this approach is that as soon as you have a failure for any of the x, y value combinations the test will stop running. In some circumstances it would be much better for all the tests to run and have all the failures reported instead of just the first.
With nose, you could write the above test like this:
for x in range(100):
for y in range(100):
yield self.assertSomethingForXandY, x, y
Nose would detect that the test is a generator and collect the functions (along with their arguments) that it yields and run them independently. The disadvantage of this approach is that you can't know up front how many tests you have (and indeed it could change every time you run the tests) and neither are they isolated from each other (they share the fixture).
Although unittest doesn't include an equivalent it is easy to achieve the same thing and there are several possible approaches. The two I've come up with, prompted by another discussion on the Testing in Python mailing list and with Brandon Craig Rhodes, are available as params.py from my unittest-ext sandbox project (where I tinker with unittest related stuff from time to time). (Note - after showing you two possible approaches I'll show you some better ways that other people have found for solving the same problem.)
The first uses a metaclass in concert with a decorator. You decorate methods with a list of dictionaries - for every dictionary in the list the method will be called with the parameters from the dictionary. (It'll be easier to understand when I show you some code using it.) The metaclass examines all decorated methods at class creation time and adds new test methods to the class.
from types import FunctionType
class Paramaterizer(type):
def __new__(meta, class_name, bases, attrs):
for name, item in attrs.items():
if not isinstance(item, FunctionType):
params = getattr(item, 'params', None)
if params is None:
for index, args in enumerate(params):
def test(self, args=args, name=name):
assertMethod = getattr(self, name)
test.__doc__ = """%s with args: %s""" % (name, args)
test_name = 'test_%s_%s' % (name, index + 1)
test.__name__ = test_name
if test_name in attrs:
raise Exception('Test class %s already has a method called: %s' %
(class_name, test_name))
attrs[test_name] = test
return type.__new__(meta, class_name, bases, attrs)
def with_params(params):
def inner(func):
func.params = params
return func
return inner
class TestCaseWithParams(unittest.TestCase):
__metaclass__ = Paramaterizer
You don't need to use the metaclass directly, instead subclass TestCaseWithParams:
@with_params([dict(a=1, b=2), dict(a=3, b=3), dict(a=5, b=4)])
def assertEqualWithParams(self, a, b):
self.assertEqual(a, b)
@with_params([dict(a=1, b=0), dict(a=3, b=2)])
def assertZeroDivisionWithParams(self, a, b):
self.assertRaises(ZeroDivisionError, lambda: a/b)
The disadvantage of this approach is that you have to know (or calculate) all of the parameters at class creation time instead of when the test runs. The advantage is that the number of tests is known ahead of running the tests - so countTestCases on the TestSuite works as normal and each failure is recorded individually.
Another approach is to use the same generator technique as nose / py.test with a decorator that runs all the tests yielded by the generator.
def inner(self):
failures = []
errors = []
for test, args in func(self):
except self.failureException, e:
failures.append((test.__name__, args, e))
except KeyboardInterrupt:
# using sys.exc_info means we also catch string exceptions
e = sys.exc_info()[1]
errors.append((test.__name__, args, e))
msg = '\n'.join('%s%s: %s: %s' % (name, args, e.__class__.__name__, e) for (name, args, e) in failures + errors)
if errors:
raise Exception(msg)
raise self.failureException(msg)
return inner
class Test2(unittest.TestCase):
def testSomething(self):
for a, b in ((1, 2), (3, 3), (5, 4)):
yield self.assertEqual, (a, b)
def raises():
raise Exception('phooey')
yield raises, ()
This is a bit less 'heavy' than using a metaclass. Decorated tests are all run to completion. If any test fails or errors then an appropriate failure is raised - with the message listing all the failures. It has the advantage of allowing tests to be created at test execution time, but the disadvantage of all failures only counting as a single failure. The total number of tests counted will only count generative tests as a single test. If you run the code above you'll see how errors are reported and it is ok (could do better - must try harder). It is also easy to use with any unittest based test framework.
Of course other people have come up with better ideas - which I may evaluate for integrating into unittest. They do still suffer from the problem of non-deterministic number of tests (breaking the countTestCases part of the unittest protocol) but this is unavoidable with this feature.
Konrad Delong posted one solution to his blog: Reporting assertions as a way for test parameterization. The code is here. He uses a decorator to collect the failures / errors and modifies TestCase.run to be aware of them. I like this technique.
Robert Collins has a different solution, which at the heart uses a similar technique but is more general and powerful. This is his testscenarios project. (Every time I try to actually find the code on a launchpad project I go round in circles for a while first. Anyway - it's here.) The project is described thusly:
testscenarios provides clean dependency injection for python unittest style tests. This can be used for interface testing (testing many implementations via a single test suite) or for classic dependency injection (provide tests with dependencies externally to the test code itself, allowing easy testing in different situations).
Instead of just individual tests it allows you to parameterize whole test cases - so you can do 'interface' testing where you swap out the backend implementation and check that all tests pass for various different backends.
The basic nose / py.test technique for generator tests is a dirty hack. They introspect the test method code objects to see which of them are generators. Holger Krekel, core developer of py.test, also thinks that they offer little real advantage over loops and is looking to replace them in py.test with a more powerful system. This uses pytest_generate_tests and he describes it in: Parametrizing Python tests, generalized.
This new system is more powerful, but it seems to make the simple cases more difficult. If Holger is right in that a generalized mechanism that only caters for the simple cases doesn't really have much advantage then this new system may indeed be a winner.
|Yes Zeth the testing framework. doctest is for testing documentation and makes an awful unit testing tool, especially for test first as practised in test driven development (TDD). Of course not everyone shares my opinions on this matter.
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Posted by Fuzzyman on 2009-06-15 15:38:42 | |
Categories: Python, Hacking Tags: testing, generators, unittest, nose, py.test
Gadgets: Samsung SSD, Sharkoon SATA Adaptor, Mimo USB Monitor and Powermate USB Volume Knob(!)
Over the last few months I've bought a few new gadgets, and they're well overdue a review; so here goes.
As I'm sure you're aware Solid State Drives are hard drives using flash memory instead of mechanical disks; this eliminates the need for spin up, plus makes seek times and data rates potentially much faster and power consumption less. I wanted this for my Apple Macbook Pro, which only had a 120gig hard drive. Advantages for me would be a bigger hard drive, a faster hard drive, and through less heat / power a longer battery life as well.
Fitting it was a royal pain in the *ss. I followed the instructions from this article: Upgrade Your MacBook Pro's Hard Drive. They're pretty good, the only place I deviated from them was that once I got inside my Mac the bluetooth module wasn't on top of the hard drive I was removing. This was a good thing.
The hardest part was levering the keyboard top panel from off the innards. This really didn't want to come off, and it is attached by a ribbon cable to the motherboard so you can't be too violent in your attempts to pry it free. It came eventually. Scraping the ribbon cable that is glued to the top of the existing drive free is also slightly nerve-wracking.
Choosing an SSD is almost as painful as fitting. The current crop of drives are the first that are within the realms of affordable (although still expensive), but many of them suffer from real performance issue once you have written a certain amount of data (random write access becomes far slower than even normal hard drives). This AnandTech Article is essential reading on the subject. It was written before the PB22 came out, and the conclusion it came to is that only the OCZ Vertex and the Intel X25-M are worth having. From what I've read the PB22 doesn't suffer the same problems that plague the earlier drives and it is cheaper than both the Vertex and the X25-M so I decided to go for it.
And as for performance, well. XBench reported (results here) an average of 3x faster than a standard Macbook Pro on all the drive benchmarks. The difference in general is noticeable but perhaps not overwhelming. The most striking change was in launching Microsoft Office for the Mac; it launched in about 3 seconds instead of 12! The disappointing thing is that starting my Windows VM (VMWare Fusion) is not much faster, although shutting it down is (which was already pretty fast). Even worse, booting my Mac up (something I don't do very often) - if you include the fifteen to twenty second freeze on start which arrived with the new drive - took about the same amount of time.
In the end, whilst trying to fix a different problem with another of my new gadgets I reset the PRAM on my Macbook, which fixed it! Now on the once a month occasion I restart my laptop it will happen really quickly. Overall the biggest difference that fitting the SSD made was that I now have a bigger hard drive. Everything is faster but possibly not enough to make it worth the cost, it seems that other than Word most of the apps I start are network or CPU bound. The downside is that after investing in the SSD I probably have to wait another couple of years before I replace my Macbook.
When I ordered the SSD I also ordered a 2.5" SATA adaptor to go with it. I asked the salesman if the adaptor would work with the SSD and he did suggest that buying an SSD and then using it through a USB adaptor didn't sound that sensible. Actually I wanted the adaptor to clone the internal drive of my Mac onto the SSD before fitting it. The nice thing about the Sharkoon is that it has connectors for SATA drives and 2.5" / 3.5" IDE drives. Like many geeks I often have random hard drives lying around and this will allow me to use them. It worked fine (without needing a driver) on Mac OS X, despite not advertising Mac compatibility. It even comes with some funky rubber sheaths for attached drives if you want to leave one connected for anything other than a short period of time.
To clone the internal drive in the laptop onto the SSD I used Carbon Copy Cloner. Cloning a 120gig drive (CCC claimed it would do a block level clone but actually did a file level clone) took hours. It was slightly worrying to see the occupied size of the new drive was about 200meg less than the original - but I imagine this is a consequence of smaller blocks on the SSD and CCC doing a file level clone. Anyway it worked fine.
Mimo monitors make a range of 800x480 pixel USB monitors. I wanted the 740 touchscreen monitor for a home media server project. The 740 was out of stock so I ended up with the 710 and the media server project got shelved (I ditched wireless for my main computer as it was sporadically unreliable and with a wired connection to the desktop no need for a separate server).
The monitor is a fantastic second monitor for my laptop but I only use it when I have a power source. Rather than see it unused I have it attached to my desktop (technically my sixth monitor) showing my twitter stream via Tweetdeck.
This photo shows the Mimo and the Powermate volume control (see below).
It turned out to be an irresistible but expensive toy, quelle surprise. Definitely useful though and in constant use, so it's fared better than some of the expensive toys I've bought in the past (Nintendo DS I'm talking to you).
Unfortunately there is a problem with the displaylink driver and the Mac OS X 10.5.7 update. Some details of the problem here and more here (apparently it is a known issue with 10.5.7 and not the fault of the driver). Uninstalling and re-installing the driver worked for me, but sometimes the display doesn't work if I restart my laptop with it plugged in (remembering to unplug it before restarting does the trick).
This was another toy. Whenever I am at my computer I almost inevitably have a movie playing and this expensive little knob is a volume control. It has much more granularity than using the keyboard to control the volume and I find it surprisingly useful. You can configure different behaviour (e.g. scrolling) for different applications, but I just use it as a volume control.
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Posted by Fuzzyman on 2009-06-15 13:44:01 | |
Categories: Computers, Life Tags: SSD, gadgets, USB, mimo monitor, powermate, sharkoon
Fuzzywuzzy Beard
In my last post I mentioned my fuzzywuzzy beard not once but twice. Here's a great picture of me and my fuzzywuzzy beard drawn by Scott Meyer, the creator of the Basic Instructions webcomic.
You can order your own custom avatar for $10.
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Posted by Fuzzyman on 2009-06-13 20:24:57 | |
Categories: Fun, Life Tags: fuzzyman, Scott Meyer, Basic Instructions, Comic
Future adventures of unittest and a mini-rant
There is a general rule that innovation doesn't happen in the standard library. Instead modules or techniques that have already proven themselves in the Python community are adopted into the standard library. This is exemplified in the standard library testing framework, unittest, which until recently stagnated whilst frameworks like nose and py.test pushed forward the boundaries of testing in Python. Features like test discovery and cleanup functions that have been brought into unittest first appeared in other testing frameworks.
The next releases of Python (2.7 / 3.1 / 3.2) will see but some great improvements to unittest but it is still far from being perfect. In the spirit of lists of things I don't like about something I do like (and before I rant) here are what I think are the main problems (or the main perceived problems) with unittest:
- It is a single monolithic file, it should be a package
- Hard to extend / write plugins
- People want to write functions not classes - unnecessary boilerplate
- No class (or module level) setUp and tearDown
- No standard mechanism for parameterized (generative) tests
Let's dig into these and see what we can do about them:
Currently unittest.py is 1760 lines of Python and test_unittest.py is 3699 lines. Frankly that's horrible and it makes unittest hard to understand and hard to maintain. Benjamin Peterson (the current Python release manager) has said he will split unittest into a package after Python 3.1 is released. If he doesn't have time for it then I'll do it.
Once you are familiar with the responsibilities of the various moving parts in unittest (TestCase, TestRunner, TestLoader, TestSuite and TestResult) it is pretty easy to extend. Unfortunately it is difficult to extend so that other people can reuse what you have done. If you write a TestResult that writes colorized output to the console and I write one that pushes results to a database then the chances are that a new project will have to choose one or the other and can't use both. It isn't impossible, and there are projects that do it very well, but there is no standard plugin mechanism or culture of sharing extensions. I'd like to look at whether a plugin system with some compatibility with the nose / py.test plugins is plausible or just a pipe dream.
Haha - I shake my fuzzywuzzy beard at you in bewilderment. Do you people dislike OOP, the class statement is mere boilerplate to you, I mumble incoherent French obscenities in your general direction. (Did you know the French acronym for object-oriented programming is POO ?). I find grouping tests by class very useful. Although nose and py.test allow you to organise tests as module level functions most people I know still use classes to group tests. In fact unittest does provide a way for you to write test functions rather than classes - but I'm not telling you what it is.
This is a double edged sword. For expensive fixtures (like big databases) it is a slow pain to have to recreate them for every test (in setUp). What you think you want is to be able to have a class or module level setUp where it is done once and shared between tests. Nose and py.test give you what you think you want (which in general is a good policy I guess), but this does violate test isolation. When unittest runs tests it instantiates the TestCase separately for every test it runs; every test is run in a fresh instance unsullied by previous tests. You can already work round this by creating class attributes instead of instance attributes of course. The Twisted test framework (built on unittest) used to provide for shared fixtures with setUpClass / tearDownClass. When this was discussed recently on Testing in Python, people had this to say of them:
Jonathan Lange: It's worth treading carefully where Shared Fixtures are concerned. They tend to lead to Erratic Tests and Fragile Tests.
Twisted added setUpClass and tearDownClass to Trial and they have caused us nothing but grief. To be fair, they were added before classmethod was added to Python, which caused much of the pain.
Andrew Bennetts: I agree with Jonathan here. Twisted's setUpClass/tearDownClass were terrible, for the reasons he gave.
They both recommended instead the testresources library for shared resources with unittest. Other than being GPL this looks like a useful library. At some point I'll investigate this and consider how shared fixtures might be usefully added to unittest.
- And this topic I leave for a blog entry all of its own...
Now for the rant... I have a lot of admiration for nose and py.test. They have helped popularise Python testing and brought many new and interesting ideas. They haven't had features compelling enough to make me jump from unittest (and until recently IronPython compatibility has been an issue for much of what I've done) but I can understand why many new projects use them.
Something that p*isses me off about them though is the way that their evangelists extoll their virtues by denigrating unittest, and in ways that I think are bizarre. If the library / framework that you like so much so good then let it stand on its own two feet and not denigrate alternatives. The latest person to do this, and so raise my ire, was the otherwise sound-and-sensible Brandon Craig Rhodes in the first part of his Python testing frameworks article on the IBM developerworks site. Of a short unittest example he says:
Look at all of the scaffolding that was necessary to support two actual lines of test code! First, this code requires an import statement that is completely irrelevant to the code under test, since the tests themselves simply ignore the module and use only built-in Python values like True and False. Furthermore, a class is created that does not support or enhance the tests, since they do not actually use their self argument for anything. And, finally, it requires two lines of boilerplate down at the bottom, so that this particular test can be run by itself from the command line.
The scaffolding that he is talking about is two lines at the start of the test module and two lines at the end. One of those lines is the import of unittest (irrelevant??) and the other is the class definition. As I mentioned, most serious users of nose / py.test still write class structured tests and any serious testing module is going to import a whole lot of stuff - including objects from your testing framework. This criticism seems vacuous and unrepresentative of any serious testing environment (four lines may be a lot when your whole testing code is less than ten lines - but in the real world this is less than a non-issue). Unfortunately many of the criticisms of unittest in articles on alternative testing frameworks seem to state this as one of the most important advantages of switching...
Brandon also says later of the assert methods "First, calling a method hurts readability". This I can understand but just plain disagree with I guess and I don't think unittest would be improved by providing a host of assert functions to import rather than having them as methods on TestCase (see my previous comments on OOP and fuzzywuzzy beards). I'm also dubious of the heavy magic done by nose / py.test to support useful error messages when using plain asserts. This magic has portability implications to other implementations like Jython and IronPython.
The other two (whole) lines of boiler-plate that Brandon bemoans are the lines necessary to make a test module executable on its own:
if __name__ == '__main__': unittest.main()
This is true, up until Python 2.6 these two (whole) lines are needed. However, test discovery and better command line options have been added to unittest in Python 2.7. If we're going to be precise about the matter though, you may need these two lines in your test module under unittest - but in a fresh install of Python the whole nose module itself becomes unnecessary boilerplate compared to unittest...
I've exchanged emails with Brandon about this, and he suggested we both blog about it - so I eagerly await his response.
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This study seeks to answer the question "how does a digital project continue once the grant has run out?" Or, as Ithaka puts it, "Tens of millions of dollars, pounds, and euros are invested each year by government agencies and private foundations to develop and support digital resources in the not-for-profit sector. As budgets tighten, will these digital resources be able to survive and thrive?"
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I have an suggestion, when your done training your other Pyschos, try making a Hitmonchan one, They have the boltbeam combo with the elemtail punches, They can destory Blissy in one shot if you have a good fighting type punching attack if the ability is Iron Fist AND you don't have a single fighting type Pyscho yet.--Quick Man107 15:16, 1 January 2008 (UTC)
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Well, it's been over a month now, so I thought it would be time to show you how far I've gotten. (Not very! XD)
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- Not too far yet, but good, good. User:TTEchidna/sig 22:55, 1 January 2008 (UTC)
Character Template
Well, I'm just full of good (or not) ideas for templates. Although often unnecessary, a link template for human characters (manga, anime, and otherwise) could come in handy. For instance, {{c|Berlitz}} would link to Berlitz. Sorry if I'm clogging your talk page with useless shit, but sometimes it's useful! -30pxニョロトノ66630px 22:54, 1 January 2008 (UTC)
- Template:C's already taken. It serves the same purpose as Template:TCG. --Shiningpikablu252 22:57, 1 January 2008 (UTC)
{{an}}is for anime,
{{ga}}is for games,
{{special}}is for Special characters.
{{PiPiPi}}is for PiPiPi characters,
{{CCP}}is for CCP characters... oy, the shortlinks number so many now. User:TTEchidna/sig 23:03, 1 January 2008 (UTC)
Um... About the discussion about the breeding, you seemed a little tense. Are you okay?User:Pokemaniac102/Sig 06:48, 2 January 2008 (UTC)
- YES. Because if that gets mentioned soon we'll have a truck fiasco all over again. User:TTEchidna/sig 06:50, 2 January 2008 (UTC)
- Okay... I'm gonna go get the little men... with the big net. Don't move. |: User:Pokemaniac102/Sig 06:52, 2 January 2008 (UTC)
Not important but...
I love you--Jemar 11:52, 3 January 2008 (UTC)Is it ok for you for me to create a dusguise account, Mia_Banker_mia? its only temporary... I'm hiding... please answer
- Okay, fine...User:Optimus35/sig 11:57, 3 January 2008 (UTC)
- WTF? File:Ani038MS.gifうずまきハルカ 18:18, 3 January 2008 (UTC)
- At least this page isn't crashing my browser anymore...--Shiningpikablu252 18:29, 3 January 2008 (UTC)
- Uh. User:TTEchidna/sig 22:46, 3 January 2008 (UTC)
- At least this page isn't crashing my browser anymore...--Shiningpikablu252 18:29, 3 January 2008 (UTC)
Yup, I really love you --Jemar 02:10, 4 January 2008 (UTC)I never get tired of tricking people with the words "I love you" and people believe it. Bwuhhahaha
Okay? Why do I see words when I highlight the Sig?User:Pokemaniac102/Sig 02:14, 4 January 2008 (UTC)
I see that you fell for it. It was an IQ test (when it comes to true or false). Everybody knows (at school) I HATE multiple accounts because I have to take care of that so this entire thing was a test no hard feelings and there will be NO mia count thing... And everybodies' score is 4 out of 10%. But your all clever to get the white text... Who here knew that I was just tricking you raise you right leg (another test who ever did that got a small score)... No hard feelings every one... oh yeah... the leaving part... it's true... see you guys in uh... 9000 minutes --Jemar 02:23, 4 January 2008 (UTC)
P.S. What I said about "I love You" Thing its creppy but its true (but it meant I love you as a great editor.) --Jemar 02:25, 4 January 2008 (UTC)
Okay!!??? *cough* *cough*
*crazy* *cough*
Whats so weird about loving people as brothers and sisters? I'm not a... Oh! I get what you mean.. you think im a... nevermind. Conversation Over, period, end of story, and forget i said i love you... *echoe*
Huh? I have no idea what you just said. And I was joking of course. But it's nothing compared to what Ivan would say.User:Pokemaniac102/Sig 02:32, 4 January 2008 (UTC)
Before I leave... is it normal for me to eat rat filled with strawberry jam... It's so chewy and you should try it sometime...--Jemar 02:34, 4 January 2008 (UTC)
Sorry. Out of Strawberry Jam. Will Grape work?User:Pokemaniac102/Sig 02:35, 4 January 2008 (UTC)
Sure. Let's get chuffing the gross way! --Jemar 02:38, 4 January 2008 (UTC)
- Sigh.. imo, you shouldn't spam TTE's page when he just archived it.. >_> It'd be nice if this page didn't take forever to load for a few days, yknow. ._. User:TinaTheKirlia/Sig 02:40, 4 January 2008 (UTC)
Ah and I also have a pet hamster as an appetizer and a guinie pig as desert.User:Pokemaniac102/Sig 02:40, 4 January 2008 (UTC)
That means... my computer is really fast because you said it was very slow to load (wow it rhymed!) but in my computer it only takes a second!!! I'm so shocked! What should I do to make it slower? I want to be like every computer in the world!!! *murmurs to himself*I'm not an out cast...*finished murmuring*
- No, it's loading fast. It's just that this is very rare, as TTE's talk page usually takes forever to load. Hopefully we can keep it this way for a bit. e_e User:TinaTheKirlia/Sig 02:45, 4 January 2008 (UTC)
End of conversation before my laptop blows up when trying to load it.User:Pokemaniac102/Sig 02:41, 4 January 2008 (UTC)
But why in my computer it's faster to reload. And why wont we just get rid of this section? --Jemar 02:44, 4 January 2008 (UTC)
First thing, it feels like the page is fully loaded before i even click it. My computer is very fast. Go to his archives and it takes a while to load. I'm just saying not to overload the talkpage.User:Pokemaniac102/Sig 02:45, 4 January 2008 (UTC)
- .airameJ redrum...semitemos driew sgniht yas od I, eurT User:Optimus35/sig 09:08, 4 January 2008 (UTC)
Okay, since you're not on AIM, I'll just tell you here. User:MysteryHeff? just created an article called Pokemon FireRed and LeafGreen Dumptruck. Right away, you know it's bad. Can you please delete it and ban User:MysteryHeff????? --Theryguy512File:Trozeiani025.gif 23:47, 3 January 2008 (UTC)
ARGH! He recreated the exact article under Pokemon FireRed and LeafGrean Dumptruck. Delete it and ban him, please. --Theryguy512File:Trozeiani025.gif 23:55, 3 January 2008 (UTC)
- Thanks! --Theryguy512File:Trozeiani025.gif 00:40, 4 January 2008 (UTC)
Anime episode page consistancy
I've noticed in the Anime pages in the first paragraph (where it says the first date it was aired), that that part is not worded the same throughout. If I would change them from ex: "It first broadcast in Japan on January 1, 2006, and it is schedueled to air on January 29, 2007 in the US" to "It first aired in Japan on January 1, 2006 and in the United States on January 29, 2007," would you mind? Moldy orange 00:10 4 January 2008
- Hold your hourses! (NAY!!!!!) We can program a bot to do that. Please submit your suggestion on this page. Thank you. --Theryguy512File:Trozeiani025.gif 00:25, 4 January 2008 (UTC)
- No! Bots = bad. I wanna beat BulbaBot again and keep the lead. User:TTEchidna/sig 04:00, 4 January 2008 (UTC)
- Go ahead!! You can change it if you want. I already changed the ones in AG that said it is schedueled to air, but that is all I did. Moldy orange 04:06, 4 January 2008
Welcome Template Suggestion
Since many users have welcome templates to put on new user's tak pages, like mine, why don't we pile the ideas and create one offical one. We could make it like
{{Welcome|Theryguy512}}, but it would show the same text as
{{Welcome|Shiny Noctowl}} or
{{Welcome|TinaTheKirlia}}, but just have the end like
this is an automatic message from-''whoever put the template on the talk page''. Do you get what I mean? --Theryguy512File:Trozeiani025.gif 01:17, 4 January 2008 (UTC)
- Sure. I'll put one together this weekend, all right? User:TTEchidna/sig 03:56, 4 January 2008 (UTC)
- I think one was already made.User:Pokemaniac102/Sig 03:59, 4 January 2008 (UTC)
- ...really? I just looked up 'Template:Welcome' and I got nothin. User:TinaTheKirlia/Sig 04:00, 4 January 2008 (UTC)
- Ask Theryguy512. He has been puting them on some users.
- It's his own personal thingy. User:TTEchidna/sig 04:04, 4 January 2008 (UTC)
- Shiny Noctowl did the sameUser:Pokemaniac102/Sig 04:06, 4 January 2008 (UTC)
- On Agggron's talk page i thinkUser:Pokemaniac102/Sig 04:06, 4 January 2008 (UTC)
- Yes, on mine. User:Agggron/sig
- Well, I'm making one now. User:TTEchidna/sig 04:15, 4 January 2008 (UTC)
- Yes, on mine. User:Agggron/sig
- On Agggron's talk page i thinkUser:Pokemaniac102/Sig 04:06, 4 January 2008 (UTC)
- Shiny Noctowl did the sameUser:Pokemaniac102/Sig 04:06, 4 January 2008 (UTC)
- It's his own personal thingy. User:TTEchidna/sig 04:04, 4 January 2008 (UTC)
- Ask Theryguy512. He has been puting them on some users.
- ...really? I just looked up 'Template:Welcome' and I got nothin. User:TinaTheKirlia/Sig 04:00, 4 January 2008 (UTC)
- I think one was already made.User:Pokemaniac102/Sig 03:59, 4 January 2008 (UTC)
This page
Can you delete this page?User:Pokemaniac102/Sig 05:21, 4 January 2008 (UTC)
Garchomp in Brawl???
Since when was it confirmed to be in Brawl? Do you know? --Theryguy512File:Trozeiani025.gif 11:54, 4 January 2008 (UTC)
- I believe you mean it, you were never mentioned to appear in Brawl, my dear Ryguy...User:Optimus35/sig 12:07, 4 January 2008 (UTC)
Welcome template
Uh... your signature is in the
{{Welcome}} template.. could you edit it out? User:TinaTheKirlia/Sig 22:37, 4 January 2008 (UTC)
- My signature? Odd... I thought I forced it as an


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i cant download video anymore..
is this the end of the world?
is there any other alternative to download the video?
bigdog2626 wrote:glad sopa and pipa died for now
Razzerian wrote:It's ironic how the US tries and justify invading countries to remove dictators (don't get me wrong, I think that removing dictators and setting a country's people free is a good thing, but it's just not as simple as that as we've seen over the past years.)
But at the same time, they are trying to police the world. Proposing bills that, if passed, would effect the entire Internet community... I honestly don't care what happens withint he US borders, but it a form of dictatorship on it's own if you're going to oppress people's freedom. But even worse than any other dictator in history, they're not just oppressing their own people, but the International community.
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Sweet fancy, what nice comments everyone left! Thank you so much for your kind words...and especially thank you to The Color of Blushing Apples for posting something about my artwork! xoxoxo
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