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This was kind of an experimental webinar: take some well-known library and read to code to see what we can learn from it. I'm a firm believer in learning tips and tricks, as well as syntax and shortcuts, from reading some well-written (or even badly-written!) codebase.
I chose underscore.js for this first experiment mainly because it's a set of utility functions that's pure JavaScript and that doesn't use the DOM. I would download it and follow along with the video (URL to come, but it'll be on DevExpress Channel) and with my notes here.
1. The source is structured like this:
(function() {
// do some work
A common JavaScript pattern: auto-executing anonymous function. The reason it's wrapped in parentheses is so that the JavaScript interpreter doesn't think that you are declaring a function statement: function foo() {}. The whole of underscore is inside this function, hence any local varaibles defined within it will be visible throughout this function, but not outside. Also any nested functions will also see this function's locals.
function foo() {}
2. First statement gets and saves the global object:
var root = this;
The this variable points to the global object because the outer anonymous function was called using the function invocation. (In essence, it was not called on an object via the dot syntax, which is method invocation.) So we're saving a reference to the global object. The reason for doing it this way, rather than, say, using window is that this code can also be used on the server, where the global object is called something else.
3. The we save the current value of the '_' global variable. '_' is the main entry point to all of underscore's functionality. (Yes, it looks weird, so I shall use underscore.) If you are using another library that uses '_' then we're about to overwrite it. Underscore therefore gives you a way of getting it back: the noConflict method. It's defined like this:
_.noConflict = function() {
root._ = previousUnderscore;
return this;
If you call it, you will get back the underscore object (actually, as we'll see, it's a function).
4. Next we have a bunch of code that sets up a set of local variables that point to standard functions and methods. The reason for this is (a) less typing, and (b) more speed. Every time, JavaScript has to resolve something like "foo.bar.baz" it has to search the invocation object (a hash table, like all objects) for "foo" (when you call a function JavaSxcript sets up a special object called the invocation object that holds the locals, etc.). Once it has a reference to that, it then has to lookup and find the "bar" object. Once it has that, it then has to look up and find the "baz" object. Agreed they're hash table lookups, but it's still slower than being able to compile to a static pointer.
5. Now we get the creation of the '-' object itself.
var _ = function(obj) { return new wrapper(obj); };
This is where I complained that the convention in JavaScript is to name constructor functions with an initial capital letter. This is a mnemonic to help programmers realize that they can't call the function directly, but have to use the constructor invocation (that is, with "new"). So, –1 for underscore there. But note that '_' is a function, not an object, although later on we will be adding methods to this function.
6. This is where we expose the local '_' function globally:
root._ = _;
7. And now we come to each/forEach:
var each = _.each = _.forEach = function(obj, iterator, context) {
if (obj == null) return;
if (nativeForEach && obj.forEach === nativeForEach) {
obj.forEach(iterator, context);
} else if (_.isNumber(obj.length)) {
for (var i = 0, l = obj.length; i < l; i++) {
if (iterator.call(context, obj[i], i, obj) === breaker) return;
} else {
for (var key in obj) {
if (hasOwnProperty.call(obj, key)) {
if (iterator.call(context, obj[key], key, obj) === breaker) return;
This is the fundamental function in the whole of underscore. If you look through the source, you'll see calls to this function (usually using its local name, each) all over the place. Worth exploring this code, in other words.
8. I went off on a tangent here about the use of "==" in this code. Essentially, I've learned that it's bad to use "==" since coercion of the types either side of the operator can and will happen when you least expect. It turns out that if obj is either undefined or null, the condition is true, but it's false otherwise. A handy trick to know, although I may find that I don't use it.
9. What the heck is breaker? Turns out that it's a dummy object returned by internal uses of each to break out of the loop early. (Check out every and any for where it's used.) It's a neat use of a dummy object, something that any outside code can't use or misuse.
10. Notice that if we are iterating over an array (or an array-like object) we use for, but over an object, we use for..in, and make sure we call hasOwnProperty to identify the "local" properties and not those inherited through the prototype chain.
11. I found invoke interesting because it allows you to pass in any number of extra parameters to the method you call on every element.
_.invoke = function(obj, method) {
var args = slice.call(arguments, 2);
return _.map(obj, function(value) {
return (method ? value[method] : value).apply(value, args);
Since the invoke method requires the first two parameters itself, we have to remove them to create our own arguments array that we then "apply" to the method call. We do this via the slice function, which, if you follow it back, comes from the Array prototype. Nifty.
12. The rest of my notes were kind of minor, although I did like the implementation of isNaN since it makes use of the fact that NaN is the only value in JavaScript that is not equal to itself.
_.isNaN = function(obj) {
return obj !== obj;
And similarly isBoolean since there are only two possible values.
_.isBoolean = function(obj) {
return obj === true || obj === false;
All in all, a nicely written library, I feel. The only two things I'd change would be the name of the constructor function wrapper and (possibly) the name of the global object '_'. That last one just looks weird to me, even now.
So, did you find the premise of this webinar interesting? Reason I ask is, at the end of the month, I'll be doing the same with jQuery, so let me know if you'd like a different approach or not.
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?how Decrease of Half Million lhilo*
in South Carolina.
Tho following statement of com
parative llgurcs for ginnings In the
State of South Carolina, hy counties,
will prove Interesting. The figures
nro given out front tho census lat
rena, department of commerce, foi
the comparison date of Nov. Sth, and
aro as follows:
County- 1920. 1919.
Abbeville. 20,089 88,672
Aiken.?12,296 33,217
Allendale. I 1,59-1 10,917
Anderson. 17.2 58,.'102
Bamberg . 16,365 20,967
Barnwell.23,511 26,747
Beaufort. i<?2 1,553
Berkoley. 4,688 6,955
Calhoun. 23,970 2 (J, 83 2
Charleston. 191 3,843
Cherokee. 9.392 1 1.4 01
Chester . 18.7:'.?; 21.819
Chesterfield .... 16,630 23,386
Clorondon . 28,744 32,597
holleton . 5,172 10,302
Darlington . 24,597 31,591
Pillon . 18,984 31,725
Dorchester . 7.0S7 12.006
Edgefleld . 18,875 I8,69?
Fa ir Held . 14,417 15,3 23
Florence . 21,059 30,996
Georgetown . 1,994 2,844
Oroenville . 23,0.r,S ?12.707
C. reen wood . 2 3,790 26,017
Hampton . 6.064 9.227
Jlorry . :!.0S0 5,466
Jasper . 7 07 1,685
Kershaw . 20,786 23,801
Lancaster . 10,333 15,215
Laurens . :I6,0S2 35,546
Leo . 26,807 33,378
Lexington . 20,6 13 20,341
McCormick . 11,07.'! 12,S3f>
Marion. 0.960 13,776
Marlboro.37.6S2- 54,607
Newberry . 26.9T.0 23,44 1
Oomiv. 10,110 ir>,r>:*7
Orangeburg. ?S.?tOO 70.312
Pickens . 8.S21 14,953
Richland. 22,3:1? 20.140
Saluda. 19.921 18.400
Spartanburg _ 4 1,462 40,512
Sumter . 32,642 36.439
Vnlon . 13.712 12,4 00
Williamsburg ... 17,414 10.301
York . 20,160 30,301
Total for State ..867.840 1.002,528
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hours until titree doses are taken
usually breaks up a severe cold and
ends all grippe misery.
The very Hist dose opens your
clogged-up nostrils and thc air pas
sages of the head; stops nose run
ning: relievos tho headache, dull
ness, feverishness, sneezing, soreness
and stiffness.
"I'apo's Cold Compound" is thc
quickest, surest relief known, und
costs only a few cents ?it drug stores
lt acts without assistance, tastes nice
and contains no quinine. Insist upon
Pape's! - adv.
Dentil Hate Last Year Dow.
"Washington, Nov. 20.-The 10 lil
death rate in the death registration
atea of continental United States,
embracing 81 per cont of the total
population, in statistics made public
to-day by tito census bureau is thc
lowest recorded for any one year. Thc
rate of I2.lt per 1000 population
showed a drop of ."?.1 per 1000 from
tho unusually high rate of 1018 re
sulting from the epidemic of intlu
The total number of deaths in
1010 was 1,096,436, of which 11,5711
er 10.2 per cent, were caused bj
heart disease, while tuberculosis re
suited In 106,085, or 0.8 per cent
tho statistics showed. Deaths attrill
ulallie to pneumonia totalled 105,'
213, influenza SI,113, nephritis ant
bright's disease 75,005, and canee:
Mid other malignant tumors r.s.:.:, i
Three State.-- I (oin ware. Florid;
and Mississippi- were added to HM
registration area in 1919, making ;
lotal of stale;, the District of Co
lumbla and 1 * legist ral (on cities ii
non-registration states in the urea.
Sad Stories.
The man speeded up . seo If h.
could heat Hie I ra in (.ver ?1,,' cross
He couldn't.
Tho man struck n match to sec i
the gasoline tank was empty.
lt wasn't.
The man patted a strange bulldut
On the head to see If the .(?ritter'
was affectionate.
It wasn't.
Tho man looked down tho harre
of his gun to see if it was loaded.
lt was.
Tho man touched an elect t ic win
to see if it was alive.
Ho ls dead.
The orange ls of Asiatic origin nm]
was first introduced into Rnropo bj
the Portuguese.
State Hoard Issues Statement in Itc
gard to Skimmed Milk Ruling.
Columbia, Nov. 20.-"Uniiecessar
ily, there appears to be a lot of mis
understanding with reference to the
recent declaration of the State Hoard
of Health regarding the stile of skim -
med milk in small cans," said Com
missioner Harris yesterday. "The
matter is very simple, (.'?inned whole
milk, or condensed milk, may bo
sold as heretofore, lt is tho skimmed
i milk at which the State Hoard of
Health is aiming in its regulations.
"As this department is charged
with the enforcing of tho r?gulations,
and as our inspectors will have this
matter under their observation, 1
wb'i to get tho public straight on
th matter. Tho State Board of
Hon!th made this regulation not be
] cause tho canned skimmed milk is
poisonous, but because it lias not full
non rishment.
"The regulation of the State Board
as to the skimmed milk provides that
it must not be sold in packages or
tins containing less than one gallon
of Ihm id or ten pounds of powdered
skimmed milk; also, that at the
stores, shops or places where such
condensed, evaporated or powdered
milk is sold, a sign must be dis
played, upon which is printed in
black letters at least live Inches in
height and worded as follow: 'Con
densed, evaporated or powdered
skimmed milk should not bo fed to
babies or invalids-it has not the
food vaule of whole milk.'
Mothers who huve reared their lit
tle ones uopn the condensed milk of
certain well established brands need
feel no alarm, for that kind of milk
has not been put under the ban of
tho State Board of Health. And as
the skimmed milk i.s not actively in
jurious, but is merely lacking in fat,
the Stato Board of Health has sug
gested that the merchants who have
been innocent purchasers of stocks
be allowed ninety days from Oct. 7th
in which to rid themselves of what
they have on hand, and wholesalers
have been ordered to buy and s.?ll ro
more except under the form provided
by the State Hoard of Health.
"On account of so many people
flocking to the centers of population,
where it is impractical to keep a
family milk cow, lt i.i necessary for
some mothers io find a substitute
j Vor fresh tri Bit for (heir ci ?j.MI-?;
latid the regUh):.v..s >> .he . tal . Boavd
! o' I teal iii vviii iinpO'i? uo hardship
j uptWi teeni foi1 (hoy pia * continue ti
"Hut, hereafter, valen the label
and see that it does not read 'skim
med milk,' for after th-? ist of Jan
uary it will be unlawful to sell that
kind of milk In sm ai i cans.''
800,000 FARM I?HS ASK Kl) TO (JO
On Strike as Protest Against the Ab
normal I iodation of Prices.
Kansas City, Mo.. Nov. IS.-A na
tion-wide producers' strike to com
bat the falling prices of farm pro
ducts was urged in a call sent out to
day by tho National Farmers' Union
to its local unions throughout the
The call, in the form of a resolu
tion adopted at the national conven
tion of the organization here, went
forward to the secretaries of local
branches of the organization, which
represents producers of grain, cot
ton, wool and live stock, said to num
ber SOO.OOO.
The proposed strike was urged in
retaliation for what the convention
considered abnormal deflation in tho
prices of farm products, through
which, it was asserted. "American
farmers have been robbed of one bil
lion dollars in reduced value of pro
ducts now on hand." All fanners
were urged to hold this year's pro
duction from the markets until "pro
fit-making levels'" were restored.
The action of the National I'.inn
ers linton was in line sviih a ' whoa!
strike." called several weeks ago by
Hie Wheal Growers' Association of
tho Hulled stales. Delegates asserted
thal a considerable quantity of Ibis
year's wheal i .> was being held off
the marke; by farmers.
Reduction of production in Hie fu
ture was threatened "unless the
prices of our products are fairly re
adjusted to the end that we may ob
tain jus! returns for our labors and
investments," in another resolution
approved by tho convention.
Officials of the organization point
ed out thal members were not under
obligation to obey the terms of Hie
strike, imf expressed tho belief that
such a movement would bo effective.
A conference of representatives ot all
farmers' organizations of the coun
try was called to meet in ?-\f .Louis
on Dec. IO lo consider the creation
of a national farm marketing board.
Charles s, Barrett, of I nion City,
fla., who has nerved for t'n'teon years
ns president of the union, was re
elected last night.
Mr. Peto Wing of Hawk Point.
Mo., made a lot of money out of his
hogs. Ho .say?: "1 fed them Dr, Le
Gear's Hog Prescription, lt hat) given
wonderful results in putting gains
on them with less feed. They were
on heavy feed for only a month,
averaged u BU tn of 2 Vfe pounds dally,
and were only 7 mouths, 10 days old
when sold."
Mr. Wing profiled hy the advice of
Dr. LoGoar, Graduate Veterinarian
and Export Poultry Breeder,-of 28
years' standing.
Dr. LeGoar's Hog Proscription
will put weight on your hogs also,
heeau.se it expels worms, purifies the
blood and conditions them so that
they gain flesh on less feed.
lt makes no difference what ail
ment is prevalent among your stock
or poultry, it is money in your pocket
to get the proper Dr. LoGear Remedy
from your dealer, on a satisfaction
or money back offer.-adv.
.Policemen's Union Surrenders.
Boston, Mass, Nov. 1 S-More than
S.000 members of the Boston Po
licemen's Union voted unanimously
last night to instruct officers of the
union to surrender its charter to the
American Federation of Labor. A
statement issued after tho meeting
said that the "conditions leading up
to the police strike of 1019 have in
many ways been remedied, and ef
forts are being made to improve them
at all times." No members of the
present police forco are members of
the union.
Plenty More Like This In Walhalla.
Scores of Walhalla people can toll
you about Donn's Kidney Pill?. Many
a happy citizen makes a publlo state
ment of his experience. Here ls a
ouse of it. What bettor proof of inorK
can be had than such endoraomontT
B. Colkers, \V. Main St, Walhalla,
gave tho following statement Maroh
16, 1911: "My kidneys were out of
order and my baok pained awfully. I
had other symptoms of kidney com
plaint, too. I was advised to take
Doan's Kidney Pills and I did. They
toon oomplotoly cured mo."
On April 10, 1918, Mir.Oelkers Wild:
"I think Just as highly of Doau's Kid
noy Pills now as. when I endorsed
them before. I am glad to recom
mend them at any time for they eure
ly did mo a groat deal of vgood. 1
confirm thy forweir ?udoriornVnt
Pride 60i d ail ilor.lefa !?on'i
: An ply H.-V. for ii hld ney roil ?/ . i'l
, Dpau'rt Kiiin?>Y rilli toe .sea*
? Mr, Oelhors liad. Fester-M/tb^rh Oo.
, Aili?., Buffalo, N. V.
.Missionary Itctut'UH to S. O.
(Newberry Observer.)
Mrs. Wm. Johnson received a tel
egram Wednesday night from bei
niece. Mrs. Gertrude Simpson Leon
ard. thal she had landed in this
country and would reach her formel
home at Prosperity on Friday. Hei
husband comes, too - and, of course
the baby, who is a pretty good-size(
little girl by this time.
lt has been about six years since
Mrs. Leonard, as Miss Simpson, sall
ed away to far-off South Africa as ?
missionary from the Lutherar
church. She was before that a well
known and very successful teachei
in Prosperity and Newberry.
She and her husband have theil
work at Mongolia, and are home nov
for a vacation, after an absence o:
years from tho home land.
The Same Thing.
Barr-I hear that you are leadinf
a double life.
Carr Not exactly. It's costing m<
double to lead the same life I lee
years ago.-Judge.
The manufacture of pistols by ma
cbinery was first introduced in Eng
land from the United States In 18."?;
by Col. Coll, inventor of the well
known Colt's revolver.
Avoid inlliion/.n by keeping
tho liver and kidneys in perfect
These organs carry ofi' the Im?
j purities of the system. If they
do not function properly Influ
enza or oilier diseases are liable
(o arise.
for tho liver and kidneys will
correct Hu? disorders ot' these or
gans, rid yon nf constipation,
, indigestion and biliousness,
For treating intluen/a we rec
ommend Murray's Horehound,
.Mullein and Tar in conjunction
with Dr. Hilton's Life.
Your druggist ni ii supply you
willi these remedies. If you are
not fully satisfied with results
ho ls instructed lo refund your
Manufactured by
Murray Drug Co.,
i JUDGE OF PRORATE.
Tho State of South Carolina,
County of Oconeo.
In Court of Probate.
Jame? Taylor, as Administrator of j
j thu Personal Estate of John.
j Crooks, Deceased, Plaintiff, I
Mrs. Sarah Taylor, Thoma? D. Crooks
j et al, Defendants.
I Pursuant to a decree of tho afore
said Court, In the above entitled I
i action, 1 will offer for utile, to tho ?
highest bidder, (In aid of assets), i:i
front of* the Court House door, ut
Walhalla, South Carolina, on M ON
DA Y, DECEMEBR lilli, IU20, (Sales-1
day), between the legal hours of sale, '
tho tract of land described below, :
All that piece, parcel or tract of
land, situate, lying and being in the
County of Oconee, and State afore-!
said, on east .side of Conneross Creek, ;
waters of Seneca Uiver, adjoining j
lands of (?. X. Cothrnn, James Tay
lor and the Livingston lands, contain-,
lng twenty-four acres, more or less, i
(being the tract of land conveyed toi
said John ("rooks by Elias Crooks by
deed dated January 10th, 1898, and
recorded in the Oillco of the Clerk of
Court for Oconee County, in Book S,
pago 110 of Doods.
Turms of Sale. - Cash: That In
event of failure of purchaser to com
ply with tho terms of salo promptly
on day of sale, that said Judgo of
Probate do re-sell said premises on
the same or some convenient Sales
day thereafter, at the samo place and
on the same terms as heretofore set
out, at the risk of the former pur
chaser, or purchasers, and that he do
continue so to do until he has found
a purchaser, or purchasers, who shall
comply with the terms of the sale.
Judge of Probate for Oconee
County, South Carolina.
Nov. 17, 1020. 46-48
Tn Court of Common Pleas.
Pursuant to decrees of the afore
said Court In the cases named below,
1 will offer for sale, to the highest
bidder, in front of the Court House
door, at Walhalla, South Carolina, on
MONDAY, the G th day of DECEM
BER, 10 20, between the legal hours
of sale, the tracts of land below de
scribed :
Lissie D. Nicholson and Minnie A.
Burke, Plaintiffs,
Joseph I). Davis, alias Winchester; J.
Frank Davis, alias Winchester;
Frank Davis, alias Winchester;
Jesse Davis, alias Winchester;
William H. Winn, Henry Lebo
wich, Ed. Vail, G. E. Boyington,
and H. A. nrooks, and J. Wil
loughby Winchester, and Thomas
1 ri Winchester, p^fo^d0" *'*
Tra?? \.?. :_'.-- All thu coi (alli
? pince, parcel or M u t of land, con
? tali iii ; one- hundred thirty-one ac \
tdtuat.e, lying ?nd being lu White
i water Townshli County bl Oconeo,
State o? boum Carotina, oounueu on
the west by Tract No. 1 of the divi
sion of lands of P. A. Winchester,
decoased, and on all other sides by
O'Connor, and known as Tract No. L'
of said division, represented by plat
by J. H. Wiglngton, Surveyor, dated
- Aug. 4, 10 20, and being a part of the
r tract of land conveyed to P. A. Win
chester by J. F. Earle, by deed bear
ing date the 17th day of July, 1886,
1 and recorded in Clerk's Office for
p Oconee County, S. C., on the 20th
P day of July, 1880. in Book' L, page
Terms of Stile.-Cash. That in
1 event of the failure of the purchaser,
or purchasers, to comply with the
? ' 'erins of sale within live days from
day of sale, tho Master do re-adver
tise and re-sell said premises on the
1 following Saleday, or some conven
l ient Saleday thereafter, at the same
. place and on the same terms as here
tofore set out, at the risk of the for
mer purchaser, or purchasers; and
Huit he do continue so to do until he
p has found a purchaser, or parchas
j ers, who comply with the terms of
. sale.
Sold at risk of former purchaser.
Purchaser to pay extra for papers
and stamps. W. O. WHITE,
Master for Oconee County, S. C.
r State of South Carolina.
County of Oconee.
In Court of Common Pleas.
3 G. Arthur Kelley et al, Plaintiffs,
* against
J. Allen Kelley et al, Defendants.
Tract No. I,-Containing ."?7 acres,
- more or less, situate in Koo wee
- Township, Oconee County. South
5 Carolina, and being the tract de
scribed in deed by J. Allen Kelley to
" Mattie Kelley, of date the Ith day of
April, 1016, recorded in Clerk's Of
! lice, Oconeo County, S. C., in Deed
Book X X. page 7.
Tract So. ii. - Containing 34.7?
I acres, moro or loss, situate in Koo
I woo Township, Oconeo County. South
'Carolina, and being Ibo tract de
scribed in deed by J. Allen Kelley to
?William Kelley, of date the 2Mb day
of March. 1010, recordod in Clerk's
I office, Oconee County. S. C., in Deed
Book VV. page 3?8.
Tract Xii. :{. - Containing 32.?0
nero?, more or less, situate in Knower
Township, Oconee County. South Car
olina, and being the tract described
in deed by J. Allen Kelley to Joseph
Franklin Kelley, of date the 2d day
of June, 1013, and recorded in
Clerk's Office, Oconee County, S. C..
in Deed Book SS. page 72. and also
described in deed by J. Allen Kelley
to Henry Kelley, of date Hie 28th
day of March. 1010, recorded in said
Oillco in Deed Book VV, page 356,
nnd described in said deed as con
taining 34 acres, more or less, but
upon subsequent survey thereof it
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Re: Invitation to Municipal Officials to Hear From Banking and Insurance Commissioner
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The Municipal Excess Liability Joint Insurance Fund (MEL) has extended an open invitation to New Jersey Mayors, governing body members and appointed professionals to join them to welcome Commissioner Kenneth Kobylowski of the New Jersey Department of Banking and Insurance. Commissioner Kobylowski will speak on "The Role of the Banking and Insurance Department in Helping New Jersey Government."
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Pope Continues To Stall On Contract
Striker Tom Pope could decide to leave the club this week after admitting that his new contract offer isn't up to scratch.
The former Biddulph Vics star has had a frustrating season up to now, failing to hold down a first team spot despite being the club's top scorer.
A fan favourite, Pope feels he's earnt his place in the side along with a bigger contract. With his current deal set to expire in June it looks like Steve Holland isn't exactly desperate to keep his goal scorer.
Speaking to The Sentinel, Pope admitted he's frustrated with life at the club at the moment but wouldn't like talks with Holland this week to signal the end of his career at Gresty Road.
"I have been on contracts where I haven`t earned as much as I should. Now I have to start thinking about myself. I don`t want to [leave] but depending on what gets sorted out this week, it might come to that.
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Yesterday Pope netted two in a massive 8-1 friendly win over Macclesfield Town.
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When is everyone having their "big" ultrasound? Mine was scheudled today for the 18th of March which puts me at two days shy of 20 weeks but it's our anniversary so we thought that'd be a good day to go :) I want to know but i'm not in a huge rush as we were blessed with one of each already. When are you ladies going in and are you going to find out what you are having? Anyone find out if they're having multiples yet?


text: Submitted by Raven Snook on Tue, 02/05/2013 - 4:00pm So far this season we've shared the museum exhibits and family concerts that we're most looking forward to checking out with our kids. Now we're taking a look at the family shows making their debut this winter. While spring is traditionally when NYC stages heat up—it's when London smash Matilda the Musical hits Broadway and the New York Children's Theater Festival returns for a second year—there are still some pretty cool sounding shows debuting this winter, including musicals based on popular kids' books like Bunnicula and The Stinky Cheese Man, a circus extravaganza starring Bello the clown and a bunch of inexpensive puppet shows perfect for preschoolers with short attention spans. Here are the top 11 family shows for NYC kids this winter. Show Way – Upper West Side Through Sunday, March 3. Visit the website for the complete schedule. Vital Children's Theatre, 2162 Broadway at 76th Street, fourth floor $25 Ages 7 and up Up until now, Vital Children's Theatre has mainly presented musicals for little kids, usually based on popular "girlie" picture books. (See Fancy Nancy, Angelina Ballerina and Pinkalicious.) But now the company is moving beyond its comfort zone with Show Way, which is aimed at older children who are (presumably) no longer obsessed with ballet, glamor or the color pink. Based on Jacqueline Woodson's Newbery Honor-winning book, the musical introduces school-age kids to black culture and history, including complicated subjects like slavery and the struggle for civil rights, as an African-American tween encounters her ancestors on a magical journey into the past. The show's been playing since January and we haven't had a chance to see it yet but we definitely plan to go sometime this February, the perfect time since it is Black History Month. The Prince & the Magic Flute – Park Slope Through Sunday, March 24. Visit the website for the complete schedule. PuppetWorks, 338 Sixth Avenue at 4th Street $9 for adults, $8 for children Ages 3 and up Nicolas Coppola's handcrafted wooden marionettes are usually the stars of all PupperWorks productions, but in this show they get a little competition from Mozart's glorious music. Don't worry, it's not the whole opera. Instead, its an hour-long adaptation of the tale about a lovesick prince featuring songs based on the original score. Pippi – Upper West Side Through Sunday, June 23. Visit the website for the complete schedule. Swedish Cottage Marionette Theatre, enter at 79th Street and Central Park West $8 for adults, $5 for children under 12 Ages 3 and up Central Park's puppet theater revives its hit show based on the classic Pippi Longstocking tales. Like all of the troupe's productions, it features handmade marionettes and a fresh take on familiar stories, and kids are invited to sit right in front on a bench by the stage. A great experience for young or first-time theatergoers. Bunnicula! A Rabbit Tale of Musical Mystery – Union Square Saturday, February 9-Sunday, April 14. Visit the website for the complete schedule. DR2 Theatre, 103 East 15th Street between Union Square Park East and Irving Place $45, however opening weekend you can get $20 tickets 20 minutes before showtime courtesy of 20at20. Ages 5-12 My daughter and I are seeing this show on opening day, so our full review will come later. But we have high hopes for this musicalization of the popular children's book series by Deborah and James Howe, about a beloved pet rabbit who just may be the cutest and cuddliest vampire ever known. The show was adapted by Tony Award nominated playwright Charles Busch (who also happens to be a legendary drag artist!) and it was originally produced by lauded family theater troupe TheatreWorksUSA, so I suspect Bunnicula will be one of those productions that's enjoyable for kids and grown-ups. Grug – Midtown West Wednesday, February 20-Sunday, March 17. Visit the website for the complete schedule. New 42nd Street Studios, 229 West 42nd Street between Seventh and Eighth Avenues $20 Ages 2-5 Parents of young children are always asking at what age they can start taking them to theater. Really, there is no simple answer to that. It depends on the child's temperament, but even more so on the specific show. That's why I love that the New Victory always has at least one show per season that's aimed at first-time theatergoers. As such, the puppet show Grug is short (just 45 minutes, no intermission), takes place in a small studio instead of on a big stage, and the audience sits on pillows on the floor. It's simple and eye-catching too, as a huggable haystack tends to his home and garden. While the show is based on a series of popular Australian picture books, you don't need to be familiar with them to get the plot. It's really about sharing the magic of live theater with your tots, and there's even an interactive dance party at the end. Avner the Eccentric in Exceptions to Gravity – Tribeca Saturday, March 1-Sunday, March 24: Saturdays and Sundays at 1 and 4pm Canal Park Playhouse, 508 Canal Street between Greenwich and Washington Streets $20 Ages 3 and up This small Tribeca theater had a tough time last fall due to Hurricane Sandy. But it recently reopened and its weekend family matinees are back in business. The whole place has an authentic old-timey feel (probably because the building dates back to 1828!), which makes it the perfect venue for Avner the Eccentric, a vaudevillian clown who looks like he stepped out of a time machine. Expect lots of silly silent humor and crazy feats accessible to almost any age. Guess How Much I Love You? & I Love My Little Storybook – Greenwich Village Saturday, March 2 at 11am and 2pm NYU Skirball Center, 566 LaGuardia Place at Washington Square South $28 Ages 3 and up I admit I have mixed feelings about this particular theater when seeing a show meant for young children. It's big and depending on where you sit, you may feel pretty far away from the stage. Luckily, the large-scale puppet productions by the awesome Mermaid Theatre of Nova Scotia are quite spectacular, so even if you're in that last row you get an eyeful. These short shows are based on a pair of beloved picture books illustrated by Anita Jeram. The first is a simple tale about parent-child love, as a kid keeps asking his daddy how much he loves him. The second celebrates the power of imagination as a storybook comes to life before a young reader's eyes. The fantastical imagery is sure to be a hit with young theatergoers. Sleeping Beauty – Midwood Sunday, March 10 at 2pm Brooklyn Center Performing Arts Complex, Walt Whitman Theatre, Campus Road and Hillel Place $7 Ages 4 and up Part of the Brooklyn Center's Target Storybook Series, American Family Theater's adaptation of the classic tale sure is priced right: Just $7 per ticket. If your kid needs a fairytale fix it's certainly a lot less expensive than seeing Cinderella on Broadway. Bello Mania – Midtown West Friday, March 15-Sunday, March 31. Visit the website for the complete schedule. The New Victory Theater, 209 West 42nd Street between Seventh and Eighth Avenues $14-$38 Ages 4 and up If you're a circus fan, you very well may have seen Bello Nock, the clown with the gravity-defying hair. Born to a circus family, Bello started his career when he was just six-years-old and has spent years touring with Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus, the Big Apple Circus and other famous troupes all over the world. My daughter and I have seen him twice and what makes him unique is that, not only is his schtick very, very funny, he's able to perform amazing acrobatic feats on the trampoline, the high wire and more. This 70-minute show is the first one he's ever produced himself, and it features a few of his signature acts, plus new routines and a bunch of his performing pals, including an adorable dog doing tricks. It sounds like a great alternative to the over-the-top Ringling spectacles and since its run coincides with spring break, there are even public weekday performances. The Stinky Cheese Man and Other Fairly Stupid Tales – Chelsea Saturday, March 23-Sunday, April 7: Saturdays and Sundays at 10:30am Linda Gross Theater, 336 West 20th Street between Eighth and Ninth Avenues $20 for adults, $10 for children Ages 5 and up My daughter and I are really looking forward to this one because the last time Atlantic for Kids musicalized a book by author Jon Scieszka and illustrator Lane Smith, we absolutely loved the show. Scieszka is a master at writing clever parodies of classic tales, and this show sends up "Cinderella," "Rumplestiltskin" and "The Ugly Duckling" so you see the characters in a whole new hilarious light. Plus Tony nominee Elizabeth Swados, who has a long history with the company, is directing and writing the music. Morgan's Journey – Upper West Side Saturday, March 23 at 11am Peter Jay Sharp Theatre at Symphony Space, 2537 Broadway at 95th Street &25 for adults, $15 for children Symphony Space's Just Kidding family performance series tends to be pretty music-centric. However, there's some theater thrown in there, too, like this solo clown show, which happens to be the longest touring theatrical production in Canadian history. Audiences are treated to Morgan's life story, from birth to old age, and help him make discoveries along the way. Find out about other great things to do with kids this season in our Winter Fun Guide. Age: Tweens & TeensKidsPreschoolersCategory: ShowsWinter Activities


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What are Penn State's Next Steps in an Institutional Crisis?
When an institutional like Penn State is facing a major scandal, how it acts to redress wrongdoing is crucial to both its legal and public standing....
At Penn State, "the victims were in no way figuring into the administration's thinking," says Lawrence Z. Kotler, an attorney who specializes in sexual abuse litigation at Carlin & Ward in New Jersey.
by Catherine Dunn, Corporate Counsel (November 17, 2011) Link to the full article.
Hindsight Not an Option in Sexual Abuse Cases
"With the benefit of hindsight, I wish I had done more." With these words, Joe Paterno's record breaking career at Penn State University came to an end Wednesday, when he was fired by the university's Board of Trustees. The board did what they had to do because Paterno didn't do what he should have done.
By Lawrence Z. Kotler (November 11, 2011) Download the article.
Child Sexual Abuse: A Plaintiff's Perspective
The state has lowered the bar for recovery against charitable organizations by imposing principles of vicarious liability, establishing a cause of action for negligent hiring, supervision and retention and by legislatively and judicially applying the "reasonable discovery" rule to both statutory and common law claims of child sexual abuse.
By Lawrence Z. Kotler and Scott A. Heiart. Download and read the PDF reprint of the full article as it appeared in the New Jersey Lawyer InRe Magazine (August 27, 2007).
Amended N.J. Charitable Immunity Act allows victims right to sue
An Interview with Lawrence Z. Kotler, Esq.
Q: The legislature recently passed S540, an amendment to the New Jersey Charitable Immunity Act and the Governor signed it into law last week. What impact will this amendment have on sexual abuse litigation in New Jersey?
Mr. Kotler: Passage of the Amendment (the "Amendment") to New Jersey's Charitable Immunity Act (the "CIA") will have a significant positive impact on the rights of individuals who are sexually abused by an employee of a religious, educational or charitable organization. With the passage of the Amendment to the CIA, individuals who are subjected to sexual abuse in a religious, educational or charitable setting will now be able to hold these institutions accountable for their negligence. Prior to enactment of the Amendment, these types of organizations were shielded from liability even if it was the negligent hiring or supervision of their employees that led to the sexual abuse. As a result of the new law, victims will now be able to seek redress for their injuries.
Q: The leading case prior to this legislation was Hardwicke v. American Boychoir School which remains undecided before the New Jersey Supreme Court. Do you think the Supreme Court will decide it now, or render it moot based on the recent legislation?
Mr. Kotler: The most significant issue in the Hardwicke case was whether or not an educational institution was immune under the CIA from lawsuits brought by former students who had been sexually abused by school employees. That issue has been rendered moot as a result of the Amendment passed by the legislature and signed into law by Governor Codey and there is no longer any reason for the New Jersey Supreme Court to address this issue.
Q: You recently settled a major civil sexual abuse case against Kent Place School. The perpetrator was prosecuted in a criminal case and then the victims and parents came to you to litigate against the school. What were the major legal issues facing you in presenting that case?
Mr. Kotler: The most obvious legal impediment was the uncertainty concerning the applicability of the CIA. Even though Kent Place School is an elite private all-girls school, it was still granted immunity under the CIA since it was a not for profit organization formed exclusively for educational purposes. In addition, it is always the plaintiff's burden to prove her case by a preponderance of the evidence. Nothing is ever taken for granted. The plaintiff must establish the defendant's liability and prove that her injuries were brought about as a result of the defendant's wrongful conduct. This would have required the testimony of many fact witnesses as well experts in the field of education and psychology.
Q: In your case against Kent Place School, you represented young women who were students at the time of the sexual abuses. Sexual abuse is a sensitive issue - how do you handle this with the plaintiffs and their parents? What strategies to you use to help victims through their issues?
Mr. Kotler: Our paramount concern was maintaining the privacy of the girls, both of whom were minors at the time that the acts of sexual abuse occurred. In order to assure the anonymity of the girls, we took advantage of the New Jersey Court Rules which allow us to identify the plaintiffs in our pleadings only by their first and last initials. We did the same with their parents. Throughout the case we made certain that any documents we produced were redacted to prevent disclosure of the girls' identities, and we always made certain not to refer to the girls or their parents in a manner that would have allowed anyone to identify them. In addition, I was keenly aware from the outset of the case just how difficult it was for the plaintiffs and their parents to go through the process of this type of lawsuit. My staff and I always kept this in mind. We had tremendous respect for the courage the girls displayed for taking on such a difficult emotional task.
Q: What should parents and teachers do if they suspect sexual abuse in a school, church or on a sports team?
Mr. Kotler: New Jersey law requires public and private schools to notify the New Jersey Division of Youth and Family Services ("DYFS") of sexual abuse. As a result of recent New Jersey court decisions, it is incumbent upon schools to train their administrators, educators and staff in the observation, detection and reporting of sexual abuse. If parents suspect that sexual abuse is occurring, they should immediately report it to the appropriate school officials. Known acts of sexual abuse should be reported immediately to the police and the DYFS.
If you have further questions about Sexual Abuse Civil Litigation that you would like Mr. Kotler to address, please email us using the static form by clicking on Contact Us in the navigation bar to your left.
The Star-Ledger published the following article:
Charities lose sex-lawsuit shield
Codey signs bill allowing legal action against pedophiles' employers
Acting Gov. Richard Codey yesterday signed into law a measure that will allow lawsuits against churches, private schools and other nonprofit institutions for past negligent hirings of employees who sexually abused children. Friday, June 6, 2006 By Deborah Howlett, Star-Ledger Staff


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Los Angeles Spies and space invaders were bigger draws at theaters this weekend than surfer women.
Vin Diesel's espionage thriller "XXX" remained the No. 1 movie for a second straight weekend, taking in $23 million to push its 10-day total to $84.9 million, according to studio estimates Sunday.
"Signs," starring Mel Gibson as a farmer fending off hostile visitors from space, came in at No. 2 again with $19.5 million, raising its 17-day take to $150.7 million.
"Blue Crush," starring Kate Bosworth, Michelle Rodriguez and Sanoe Lake as die-hard Hawaiian surfers, debuted in third place with $15.2 million.
The weekend's other major release, Eddie Murphy's sci-fi comedy "The Adventures of Pluto Nash," bombed with just $2.15 million, coming in at No. 10. The movie, which cost about $90 million, was not screened in advance for critics, generally a sign that it's a stinker.
"Unfortunately, every studio at some point has to face disappointing results from one of your films," said Dan Fellman, head of distribution for Warner Bros., which released "Pluto Nash." "You only hope they're few and far between."
In narrow release, Gwyneth Paltrow's scholarly romance "Possession" debuted with a respectable $1.6 million. The German-language food flick "Mostly Martha," about feuding restaurant chefs, opened strongly with $42,000 in two New York City theaters and expands to the top 10 markets next weekend.
With big hits waning as summer winds down, "XXX" could repeat again next weekend as the No. 1 movie, said Jeff Blake, head of distribution for Sony. Debuting next weekend are Al Pacino's Hollywood satire "Simone," the Elizabeth Hurley-Matthew Perry comedy "Serving Sara" and the Wesley Snipes-Ving Rhames prison-boxing flick "Undisputed."Overall, Hollywood revenues slipped for the fifth straight week after months of surging business. The top 12 films took in $101.4 million, down 2 percent from the same weekend last year.
Summer revenues still remain about 5 percent ahead of the record set last year. And Hollywood remains on track to break 2001's yearlong box-office record of $8.4 billion, said Paul Dergarabedian, president of Exhibitor Relations, which tracks ticket sales.Estimated ticket sales for Friday through Sunday at North American theaters, according to Exhibitor Relations Co. Inc.:
1. "XXX," $23 million.
2. "Signs," $19.5 million.
3. "Blue Crush," $15.2 million.
4. "Spy Kids 2: Island of Lost Dreams," $11.6 million.
5. "Austin Powers in Goldmember," $8.7 million.
6. "My Big Fat Greek Wedding," $5.8 million.
7. "Blood Work," $4.8 million.
8. "Road to Perdition," $3.8 million.
9. "The Master of Disguise," $3.3 million.
10. "The Adventures of Pluto Nash," $2.15 million.
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Help..my son is 18 (jan 3) and in college. (uk) My ex has paid maintenance all the way since our divorce 15 yrs ago. He rang today saying he is stopping paying now. My son is in full time college and has another year to go. We will lose our house if he stops paying and we will not be classes as priority...we will have no where to go. How long does he have to keep paying? Please help me
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Thanks for that Claire, just to clarify, he is in college and not secondary school. Also we did not go through the CSA, my ex did an online calculator of how much to pay and that is what we stuck with...I did not sign any agreement with him though.
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Not true. Trinity has a subsystem which allows it to use any version of QT. They are not stuck on QT3.
I would rather use a DE that doesn't get in my way and KDE4 is one annoyance after another. As an avid KDE fan who has found himself without a home, I often return to KDE, including the latest build, and its always the same story, slow, crashes, the gradients give me a headache after a few mins, there are a only a handful of semi useful plasma add-ons ost of which don't work, crash, or resize/reposition at the whim of the planets. Nothing that I cannot get with KDE3 and some widget add on like karamba. And then I don't get 3 messages every couple mins complaining that I turned off the file indexing. (this has caused me to stop using kde4 many times) When all of the above is fixed and I can have a normal icon desktop again (the current option for this is unusable for me) then I will consider kde4 until then kde3 does everything I want better and faster witout getting in my way or trying to add flash instead of substance.
Uhm, what? Gradients? Icon desktop?
You realise that everything is configurable to work exactly how *you* want it to, right? Don't like gradients? Turn them off. Want a single desktop view with icons on the desktop? It's a quick fix. Don't want file indexing? Disable it (I've yet to see an error about it being disabled). Don't want akonadi running in the background? Turn it off and don't use Kontact/KDEPIM apps. Don't like broken plasmoids? Don't use the broken ones (I've yet to use a broken one, but I don't try to install every single one).
Sure, maybe the defaults are for everyone. But that's all they are ... defaults. Anything can be changed.
You don't want to spend 30 minutes configuring the desktop to work the way you want, but you'll spend two or three times that installing multiple DEs looking for one where they defaults suit you? Doesn't compute.
The desktop icon "system"is broken and has been since they added it. The behavior of the icons are inconsistent and aggravating when double click behavior is set for the DE. instead of whining and complaining about a feature that the KDE4 dens don't even feel we should have is a waste when there are DEs that already work fine and have for years.
Turning indexing off causes more annoyances than I can handle. The persistant notices that this app or that (some basic kde behind the scenes app that I could care less about) is a constant reminder that the KDE4 devs like to shove their technologies down our throats and we should just take it.
Last time I tried 4.7 I installed about 10 plasmoids and used an additional 5 from the install (not all at once) and of those 15 not one worked right. Half crashed and didn't even start to work, the rest either crashed after a little use or constantly resized and repositioned themselves when I logged out and back in.
I could of course deal with the issues and tweak what I can and try to turn off all of the ugly themes and use only the plasmoids that work but honesty kde3 is already there, no tweaking required.


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BEIJING, Jan 26 (Reuters) - Swedish heavy truck producer AB Volvo said on Saturday it had signed an agreement with China's Dongfeng Motor Group Co. to create a new commercial vehicle joint venture in China, pending official approval.
AB Volvo said in a media release it would take a 45 percent stake for 5.6 billion yuan ($900.25 million).
It said the two firms would form the new venture — Dongfeng Commercial Vehicles — after Dongfeng separates an existing commercial vehicle unit from the Chinese company's joint venture with Japan's Nissan Motor Co..
Nissan said that transaction has been agreed with Dongfeng, although the financial details were not immediately available and a Nissan spokesman declined to comment.
That existing truck unit has been producing and selling passenger cars and other light-duty vehicles, as well as heavy commercial vehicles, since the early 2000s.
"Combining Dongfeng's strong domestic position and know-how with the Volvo Group's technological expertise and global presence will offer excellent potential for growth and profitability in and outside China," AB Volvo President and CEO Olof Persson said in a statement.
AB Volvo is one of the world's biggest manufacturers of heavy-duty trucks, selling a total of about 180,000 vehicles in 2011. Dongfeng is an even bigger producer, with total commercial-vehicle sales amounting to 186,000 vehicles in 2011.
Of those 186,000, AB Volvo said about 142,000 units were produced by the part of the company that will be included in the new joint venture.
It said completion of the transaction is subject to certain conditions, including the approval of relevant anti-trust agencies and Chinese authorities.
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This excerpt taken from the CTEL 20-F filed Jan 30, 2006.
157. Subject to the provisions of the Companies Ordinance, the Company may indemnify any director or other officer against any liability and may purchase and maintain for any director or other officer or auditor insurance against any liability. Subject to those provisions, but without prejudice to any indemnity to which the person concerned may otherwise be entitled, every director or other officer of the Company shall be indemnified, and if the Board so determines an auditor may be indemnified, out of the assets of the Company against any liability incurred by him as a director or other officer of the Company, or as auditor, in defending any proceedings (whether civil or criminal) in which judgement is given in his favour or he is acquitted or in connection with any application under the Companies Ordinance in which relief is granted to him by the court.
Dated the 11th day of May, 1992.
WITNESS to the above signatures: