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How to create a WordPress Widget
I think it's time to learn how to create a WordPress Widget. WordPress (WP from now on) is the most used blogging platform, and I want to help everybody to code their favorite widgets.
From the official site (where you can find a lot of widgets): WordPress Widgets (WPW) is like a plugin, but designed to provide a simple way to arrange the various elements of your sidebar content (known as "widgets") without having to change any code.
From a geeky point of view, a widget is a php file. Fullstop. Being a php file, you can make whatever you want. You "just" need to master php and follow some guidelines given by WP guys.
To make the simplest widget ever, you have to know only two WP functions:
The first is
register_sidebar_widget($name, $function): adds your widget in the widget admin panel. You simply have to change
$name with the name of your widget and
$function with the function that your widget will execute.
The second one is
add_action($event, $function):
$event tells what event your
$function should be associated with.
Ok, now let's write some php
Plugin Name: Triqui
Plugin URI: http://www.emanueleferonato.com/
Description: Test widget
Author: Emanuele Feronato
Version: 1
Author URI: http://www.emanueleferonato.com/
function triqui_widget() {
echo"
Triqui widget
I love Emanuele Feronato";
function init_triqui(){
register_sidebar_widget("Triqui", "triqui_widget");
add_action("plugins_loaded", "init_triqui");
Lines 2-9: This commented code is needed to show WP users who made the plugin, what does the plugin do, where to download updates, and so on. Look at this picture:
It represents your plugin management page, and you can see how your information is displayed according to what you write in lines 2-9
Line 11: Beginning of the widget itself
Line 12: The widget… just writing the title (between
h2 tags) and a link to my blog
Line 15: Function to initialize the widget
Line 16: As explained before, I am registering the sidebar widget calling it
Triqui, and want it to execute the
triqui_widget function, the one at lines 11-13
Line 19: When the plugins are loaded, I want
init_triqui to be executed. Doing this way, once plugins are loaded, I register the sidebar widget that will display the link at my blog.
And that's all.
Now you have to save your file with a
php extension (for example
triqui.php) and upload it in your wp-content/plugins directory you will find in your WP installation.
Then you will find your Triqui plugin in your plugin management page and once you activate it you will find the Triqui widget in your Sidebar Arrangement page (Presentation -> Widgets in your admin panel)
… and… that's it… now drag your widget into your sidebar and you will display my link in your blog.
This was the very first widget… but soon I will teach you how to develop more complex and interactive widgets, and, why not, widgets that could you earn some money.
Meanwhile, why don't you display my widget for a day or two? If you do it…
Get it now
This post has 63 comments
Graham Kaemmeron February 18, 2008 at 5:08 pm
Just out of curiosity, what do you use to syntax highlight your scripts? Is it something that comes with wordpress?
Emanuele Feronatoon February 19, 2008 at 10:33 am
It's called syntax highlighter, google for wordpress syntax highlighter and you will find a lot
Graham Kaemmeron February 19, 2008 at 3:30 pm
Dmitryon February 19, 2008 at 4:59 pm
Thank for for interesting widget ideas.
Cahyoon February 24, 2008 at 2:07 am
Thanks for the tutorial…
EagleVisionon February 26, 2008 at 4:27 pm
Jogoson March 9, 2008 at 3:49 pm
I was looking for this type of articles. Now I have got some ideas about creating WordPress widget. Great!
stratoson May 12, 2008 at 11:00 pm
man nice tutorial. stress out somewhere that the comments are usefull! :D it took me 15 minutes to figure out what was going on… nice one man!!
Mister Chiefon May 27, 2008 at 9:41 pm
Just what I'm looking for. You seem to be able to code in all sorts of languages, your very skilled.
bmattbon June 7, 2008 at 5:09 am
thanks for the great tutorial!
bobmanon July 8, 2008 at 1:01 am
Thank you for this tutorial, but one concern:
I've done exactly what you said, but when I activate the plugin and add it to a sidebar in WP 2.5.1, I then get a blank screen following a save of my new settings.
Refreshing the page or using the back button let's me see the admin side of things again, but everytime I change a setting (essentially submitting a form), I get a blank screen…any ideas why?
tektokon July 29, 2008 at 7:35 pm
Nice, I like it. Keep up the good work.
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Joeon August 23, 2008 at 6:15 am
Thanks for the tutorial. I wish the guys at WP would learn to write tutorials this simple and concise.
Nishanthan S.on August 31, 2008 at 12:08 pm
It was really simple to understand. Thanks for the good work. I'm going to start to write a widget now itself. :-)
Steveon September 9, 2008 at 12:43 pm
Great article thanks. I have used it to code up my own widget that I use to display the latest uploads I do through ShoZu in the sidebar of my wordpress web site.
Travison September 17, 2008 at 9:13 pm
Thanks for a great tutorial for beginner plugin developers! Best "first step" resource I could find!
The DarkStaron September 22, 2008 at 12:37 pm
Penso che ora mi scrivero da solo un widget per il login con tanto di avatar e link utili, grazie dell'articolo ;)
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Thank you for the lovely short tutorial.
btw, where could i find the next part??
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Cool.. but what about newbies like me? You don't clarify as to where to paste this code? I can edit what you've wrote to fit my needs but how to I create a new php file and such?
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Illysmanxon January 26, 2009 at 6:33 pm
Thanks for the short tutorial! It'd be lovely if you expanded it, with steps on adding small items like a text box or string like in 'text box widget, one of the defaults.
Your explanation was a helpful thing. :)
The Cobraon February 7, 2009 at 8:52 pm
I think you just need a basic text editor. On my mac I personally used Aquamacs Emacs, which is great b/c it has a syntax system that works with several languages.
With a basic editor, just save it as .php, or if it auto adds .txt, just rename it to .php.
Nik Daumon March 12, 2009 at 11:08 am
Thanks so much for the basic code. It really helps me understand what's going on.
Glennon March 15, 2009 at 7:20 pm
You might be interested to know that now you can create a little widget like this in a few minutes. Also the widget you create will be fully themeable.
Check out the little tool I built to create widgets at widgetifyr.com
sasha854on April 19, 2009 at 7:43 am
Жаль не мое…..
mysoogalon May 7, 2009 at 11:00 pm
hey can you create a ffmpeg upload widget ? im having hardtimes getting things going
QuickInsideron May 8, 2009 at 4:08 pm
Hi Emanuele,
Great tutorial, I will certainly follow-up with the continuation of this tutorial to be able to create Plugins/Widget that will conform to my specific needs.
Thanks again.
eazeeneton May 10, 2009 at 5:37 pm
Thanks for such a nice tutorial(simple and sweet).
Daraghon May 16, 2009 at 2:34 pm
I've been trying this code on WP 2.7.1 and am getting the following error:
Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at [myhost]/plugins/daragh.php:31)
Does this work with WP 2.7.1? It does show up correctly in Admin -> Widgets and appears to work fine up until I add it to the sidebar and click save – which is where I see the above message.
Oddly enough – it does actually *work* on the page itself, just don't know why I'm getting the error.
Russell D'Souzaon May 27, 2009 at 11:54 pm
Hi Daragh, I think your problem might be because your php tag doesn't start on the first line. Make sure you delete blank space before your php tag
I am not sure how to make a file available for download. I found creating widgets is much easier for Blogger and Typepad. For WordPress, what is the code I would need to make my file downloaded from my server.
Manuel Avaloson May 28, 2009 at 8:22 pm
Very very very good tutorial… tks!!!
smsfame.comon June 19, 2009 at 9:19 am
I want to create a widget to send sms, for blog. but I want to give this feature only to registered user, how to get registration data? how I check user is loged in or not?
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dijifxon August 16, 2009 at 8:11 pm
Very nice just the basics! I am interested in learning and this tut didnt go overboard.
David Naianon August 23, 2009 at 7:06 am
Cool, thanks, it worked just on the first try!!! (WordPress newby)Bye
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Great tutorial, I will certainly follow-up with the continuation of this tutorial to be able to create Plugins/Widget that will conform to my specific needs.
Francescoon December 17, 2009 at 11:24 pm
io nella sidebar ho due colonne..come ne aggiungo una con larghezza pari a quella totale tra le due?
bharadwajon January 11, 2010 at 11:16 am
you are just amazing code junkie… thanks A-LOT for this post
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Grazie mille Emanuele. Ho imparato adesso di fare i widgets.
frilaon December 28, 2010 at 6:04 am
thank you very much for this very helpful post
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Muskieon June 15, 2011 at 6:52 am
Now I need to add admin options, such as CSS styling and passing in a URL…
Arifon June 18, 2011 at 1:03 pm
Great.. Thanks.
Melissaon June 23, 2011 at 2:40 am
Excellent Tutorial
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Simple yet useful. Thanks a lot!
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I intuitively closed tabs to other sites regarding this topic and had an inkling that this would be the most helfpul. It was! You succinct explanation was very helpful. Thanks. Very quality. Nice diagram that showed pointing arrows of where each line if code transduced to the wordpress plugin menu. AWESOME!!!!!!!!!
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How in the world do you get your WP-PostRatings to work? My stars always come out grainy. What is going on here?
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Governor Andrew M. Cuomo has allowed MTA buses to be used for shuttle service on Election Day to take voters from damaged polling places to alternate sites set by the Board of Elections on Coney Island in Brooklyn, the Rockaways in Queens and Staten Island.
These special buses will be marked by "Voter Shuttle" destination signs and run in 15-minute intervals between 5:30 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. on Tuesday.
These areas will also have regular MTA bus service on Tuesday
Abraham Lincoln H. S. 2800 Ocean Parkway
Shuttle Stops: 1) 545 Neptune Avenue far side of West 5th Street. (co-op)2) 425 Neptune Avenue near side of Ocean Parkway. (co-op)3) 2865 Brighton 3rd Street. (Shore View Nursing Home).4) William Grady High School – Brighton 6th Street near side of Brighton 4th Road.5) 2770 and 2785 West 5th Street, near side of West Avenue. (co-op)6) 2820 Ocean Parkway, West Avenue and Ocean Parkway. (co-op)
P.S. 1002915 West 3rd Street
Shuttle Stops:• P. S. 90 Polling Site - 2840 West 12th Street. (pick up)• Relocated to P.S 100 – 2915 West 3rd Street. (drop-off)
P.S. 370 3000 West 1st Street
Shuttle Stops:1) 3716 Surf Avenue near side of W 37th Street. (Chapel)2) 2750 West 33rd Street, Neptune Avenue near side of West 33rd Street. (Sea Rise Apts)3) 2865 West 19th Street, Neptune Avenue far side West 19th Street. (Liberation HS)4) 2959 West 25th Street, Surf Avenue far side West 25th Street. (P.S. 288)5) Surf Avenue near side of West 30th Street. (Coney Island Houses and PS 329)6) 2945 West 33rd Street, Surf Avenue far side of West 33rd Street. (O'Dwyer Gardens)
Far Rockaway H.S.821 Bay 25 Street
Shuttle Stops1) Rockaway Beach Blvd and 56th Place (Ocean Village)2) Beach Channel Drive and 41st St. (Beach 41st Community Center)3) Seagirt Blvd and Camp Rd (PS 215)4) Seagirt Blvd and 18th St (Brookdale Village)5) Bay 25th St. (Far Rockaway HS)
P.S. 104 26-01 Mott Avenue
Shuttle Stops:1) Rockaway Beach Blvd and 81st St (Hammels Community Center)2) Rockaway Beach Blvd and 75th St (Dayton towers)3) Beach Channel Drive and 75th St (Arverne Pilgrim Church)4) Beach Channel Drive and Beach 57th-56th Street (MS 333)5) Beach Channel Drive and Beach 51St (PS 105)6) Mott Avenue and Beach 28th St to (PS 104)
P.S. 180320 Beach 104th Street
Shuttle Stops: 1) Rockaway Beach Blvd and 102nd Street. Pick up on corner. (Dayton Towers)2) Rockaway Beach Blvd and 92nd St (Peninsula Library)3) Rockaway Beach Blvd and 86th St (8600 Dayton Beach Park)4) Rockaway Beach Blvd and 82nd St (8200 Dayton Beach Park)5) Beach Channel Drive and 86th St (Services for the Underserved)6) Beach Channel Drive and 100th St (Beach Channel HS)7) Rockaway Freeway and 104th St (PS 180) Shuttle Stops: 1) Rockaway Point Blvd and Beach 204th St (Blessed trinity Church)2) Beach Channel Drive and 134th St (PS114)3) Rockaway Beach Blvd and 116th pickup (Seaside Library)4) Rockaway Freeway and 104th St (PS 180)
M.S. 53 10-45 Nameoke Street
Shuttle Stops: 1) Seagirt Blvd and 19th Street (Israel Senior Citizens Housing)2) Seagirt Bvd and 17th St (Ocean Park Apts)3) Seagirt Ave and 9th Street (Sandcastle)4) 9th St at Caffrey Ave (Young Israel)5) Cornaga Ave and Nameoke Ave (Popeyes Chicken)Shuttle Stops: 1) Beach Channel Drive and Hassock Ave (Redfern Community Center)2) Drop off at Bayport Pl Dinsmore Ave (MS 53)
St. Genevieve Parish Hall6 Beach 178th St.
Shuttle Stops:1) Rockaway Point Blvd and Beach 204th St (Blessed Trinity Church)2) Rockaway Point Blvd and Beach 178th St (St. Genevieve Parish Hall)3) Beach Channel Drive and 134th St (PS 114)4) Rockaway Beach Blvd and 116th pickup (Seaside Library)5) Rockaway Freeway and 104th St (PS 180)
Michael J. Petrides School (Bldg. K)Circle Road and Todt Hill Road
Shuttle Stops: • Petrides Gate on Milford Drive and Ocean Terrace (pick-up)• Relocated to Staten Island Academy, Circle Rd. and Todt Hill Road (drop-off)
College of Staten IslandOcean Terrace
Shuttle Stops • Susan Wagner H.S. Brielle Ave (pick-up)• Relocated to College of Staten Island Ocean Terrace (drop-off)
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Darwin's Revolution
Darwin for Beginners
Evolution Now: A Century After Darwin
Evolution Without Evidence: Charles Darwin and "The Origin of Species"
The Monkey Puzzle: Reshaping the Evolutionary Tree
The Myths of Human Evolution
Science on Trial: The Case for Evolution
Abusing Science: The Case Against Creationism
Darwinism Defended: A Guide to the Evolution Controversies
Scientists are infatuated with the idea of revolution. Even before the publication of Thomas Kuhn's The Structure of Scientific Revolutions,1 and with ever increasing frequency after it, would-be Lenins of the laboratory have daydreamed about overthrowing the state of their science and establishing a new intellectual order. After all, who, in a social community that places so high a value on originality, wants to be thought of as a mere epigone, carrying out "normal science" in pursuit of a conventional "paradigm"? Those very terms, introduced by Kuhn, reek of dullness and conventionality. Better, as J.B.S. Haldane used to say, to produce something that is "interesting, even if not true." As a consequence, new discoveries are characterized as "revolutions" even when they only confirm and extend the power of ideas that already rule.
So, for example, the discovery, by J.D. Watson and Francis Crick, of the structure of DNA, the stuff of the genes, is often regarded as a scientific revolution. Yet, as Watson himself points out, everyone was waiting for the structure; everyone knew that when it was worked out, an immense variety of phenomena could immediately be fitted in.2 The model of the organism as a Ford assembly plant was already in place, and the fenders and bumpers were already stockpiled; all that was needed was the key to turn on the assembly line. The discovery of the structure of DNA has been immensely fruitful, for all of present-day molecular biology and genetics was made possible by it, but it has not made us see the biological world in a different way. It has not been upsetting, but fulfilling.
As in politics, so in science, a genuine revolution is not an event but a process. A manifesto may be published, a reigning head may drop into a basket, but the accumulated contradictions of the past do not disappear in an instant. Nor do the supporters of the ancien régime. The new view of nature does indeed resolve many of the old problems, but it creates new ones of its own, new contradictions that are different from, but not necessarily any less deep than, the old. And waiting, just across the border, are the intellectual somocistas, saying, "I told you so. What did you expect?" trying to convince us that the old way of looking at nature was correct after all. Of course, the old view of nature can never return, but rather new revolutions displace the old ones.
There have been only two real revolutions in biology since the Renaissance. The first was the introduction of mechanical biology by William Harvey and René Descartes. While their manifestoes declaring that animals were machines were published early in the seventeenth century,3 it was not for another 250 years that the mechanistic revolution in biology was fully achieved. The difficulties of the reductionist mechanical view of biology has given prolonged life to vitalism and obscurantist holism, relics of an organic view of nature that comes down to us from the Middle Ages and, at the same time, have driven some biologists to search for yet another conceptual revolution to solve the mysteries of mind and of development.4
The second biological revolution, to which we attach the name of Darwin, is still being consolidated. Although its manifesto, On the Origin of Species, appeared in 1859, it was not until the 1940s that Darwinism really established a hegemonic hold on such branches of biology as classification, physiology, anatomy, and genetics. It is still under external siege by the restorationist armies of creationism, while at the same time it is undergoing a severe internal struggle to define its own orthodoxy and to resolve its own contradictions. The hundredth anniversary, last year, of Darwin's death was marked by an enormous production of books, a triumph of the power of modern capitalism to turn ideas into commodities, equaled only by what is being done to commemorate the death of Marx. The year between April 1882 and March 1883 was a bad one for revolutionaries, but a great opportunity for publishers.
Some books, like Darwin for Beginners, are meant to introduce the content and history of Darwinism to the lay person; some, for example Evolution Now: A Century After Darwin, to expose for a professional audience the internal state and modern problems of the theory itself; yet others, such as Evolution Without Evidence, are part of the immense industry of Darwin scholarship that gives employment to large numbers of historians and philosophers of biology and provides the material for their professional journals. Then there are books such as The Monkey Puzzle and The Myths of Human Evolution that are concerned with the quest for that mythic pot of paleontological gold, the Missing Link. Most immediately relevant are works such as Science on Trial and Abusing Science that defend Darwinism against the real besiegers without the walls, or, like Darwinism Defended, that see sinister subversives within the very citadel, conspiring to destroy what the barbarian hordes are unable to shake.
Darwin surely was a revolutionary, but there is a certain confusion about what constituted his epistemological break with the past. Clearly it was not the idea of evolution itself. Darwin was rather the inheritor than the creator of the view that life evolved. Indeed, the nineteenth century was a period in which rampant evolutionism became a general world view, one not restricted to the history of life. Evolutionary cosmology began in 1796 with Laplace's nebular hypothesis for the origin of the solar system. Charles Darwin's grandfather, Erasmus, had postulated the evolution of all organisms from "rudiments of form and sense" in his epic poem The Temple of Nature. Chartism and the discoveries of geology conspired to popularize the view that change and instability were universal. Not even nature could be counted on to hold the line:
"So careful of type?" but no.
From scarpéd cliff and quarried stone
She cries, "A thousand types are gone;
I care for nothing, all shall go."
(Tennyson, In Memoriam, 1844)
Change, ceaseless change, "a beneficent necessity," as Herbert Spencer called it, preoccupied the scientific, literary, philosophical, and political consciousness of European culture from the suppression of the Encyclopédie in 1759 to the instantaneous bookshop success of The Origin of Species in 1859. For a revolutionizing bourgeoisie, the only constant was the process of change itself. Their battle cry was already formulated 100 years before Darwin by Diderot in Le Rêve de d'Alembert: "Tout change, tout passe. Il n'y a que le tout qui reste."
Although Darwin did not invent the idea of evolution, he certainly was responsible for its widespread acceptance. The Origin of Species not only precipitated the intense popular debate on evolution, but was in itself a convincing argument. Its persuasiveness arose only partly from the assemblage of evidence from natural history and paleontology that evolution had occurred, but largely from the construction of a plausible theory of how it occurred. When we speak of the "theory of evolution," a constant confusion arises between the fact of the historical transformation of organisms over the last three billion years and a detailed and coherent theory of the dynamics of that historical process. There is no disagreement in science about whether evolution has occurred. There is bloody warfare on the question of how it has occurred.
It is this confusion between fact and theory that is exploited by creationists, who use the struggle among scientists about the process to claim that the phenomenon itself is in question. Science on Trial and Abusing Science both deal with the structure of evolutionary fact and theory as it is confronted by creationist attacks. In Science on Trial, Futuyma, a biologist, makes "The Case for Evolution" by a lucid exposition of what is known about the history of organisms and about the processes of inheritance and natural selection, devoting only a single chapter to refuting creationist arguments directly. Kitcher, a philosopher, argues "The Case Against Creationism" by exposing point by point the epistemological errors and willful intellectual dishonesty that characterize creationist claims. Anyone seriously interested in understanding the scientific and philosophical content of the struggle over evolution and creation must read both of these books, Futuyma first and Kitcher second. Anyone who is still confused after doing so has just not been paying attention.
For all their lucidity in dealing with the content of evolutionary theory and the creationist attack upon it, Futuyma and Kitcher give us only academic logic and natural history. They leave us mystified about the origins of the struggle and why people care all that much about it. Why only in America? Why now? Why the passion, commitment, expenditure of time and money by fundamentalists?
Creationism can only be understood as part of the history of southern and southwestern American populism. Earlier in this century, tenants, small holders, and miners shared the perception that their lives were controlled by rich bankers, merchants, and distant absentee corporations who were their creditors and their employers. The same regions of America that were strongest in fundamentalist Christianity were strongest in socialism. Eugene Debs received more votes in 1912 from the poorest counties in Oklahoma, Texas, and Arkansas than in northern urban centers. The best-selling weekly magazine in the United States in 1913, surpassing even the Saturday Evening Post, was the socialist Appeal to Reason published in Gerard, Kansas. Farmers rode to summer socialist camp meetings in buckboards with red flags flying.5 If the poor could have no control over their economic and political lives, at least they could control their cultural and religious life and what went into the heads of their children. And so they did. As late as 1956, my children in North Carolina learned that "God made the flowers out of sunshine." Evolution was taught barely at all in the classroom; it was not in the school texts.
Then came the challenge of Soviet science and the world was turned upside down. The National Science Foundation supported scores of professors from eastern establishment universities to rewrite the biology textbooks to bring them up to date, and then saw to it that the school curricula were everywhere revised. Suddenly the intellectual culture of the well-to-do had invaded the homes of ordinary folk in Texas, Oklahoma, and Arkansas, and of the descendants of Okies and Arkies in California. In response, the forces of Christian fundamentalism began to assemble, to prepare the campaign that has only reached full force in the last few years. Though Futuyma and Kitcher speak with the tongues of biologists and philosophers, if they have no historical understanding, their arguments are as sounding brass or a tinkling cymbal. As an implacable but compassionate enemy of religion pointed out:
The abolition of religion as people's illusory happiness is the demand for their real happiness. The demand to abandon their illusions about their condition is a demand to abandon a condition that requires illusions. The criticism of religion is, then, in embryo, a criticism of the vale of tears whose halo is religion.6
University of Chicago Press, 1962.↩
James D. Watson, The Double Helix (Atheneum, 1968).↩
Harvey's Exercitatio anatomica de motu cordis et sanguinis in animalibus was published in 1628, and Descartes's Discours in 1637.↩
I have discussed these problems at length in "The Corpse in the Elevator," The New York Review, January 20.↩
James R. Green, Grass-Roots Socialism (Louisiana State University Press, 1978).↩
Karl Marx, Toward a Critique of Hegel's Theory of the Right (1844).↩
University of Chicago Press, 1962.↩
James D. Watson, The Double Helix (Atheneum, 1968).↩
Harvey's Exercitatio anatomica de motu cordis et sanguinis in animalibus was published in 1628, and Descartes's Discours in 1637.↩
I have discussed these problems at length in "The Corpse in the Elevator," The New York Review, January 20.↩
James R. Green, Grass-Roots Socialism (Louisiana State University Press, 1978).↩
Karl Marx, Toward a Critique of Hegel's Theory of the Right (1844).↩


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Healthy Lunches Why are they so important to student success?
You may have heard that breakfast is the most important meal of the day, but did you know that lunch is a very close second? Lunch plays a critical role in a childs overall health and performance at school. When children skip lunch, they may have trouble concentrating in the classroom. They will lack the energy necessary to perform well in sports and are more likely to overeat and choose unhealthy snacks after school.
Whether children eat a lunch packed from home or have a school-provided lunch, the goal is a nutrient-rich meal to fuel their brains and bodies for the afternoon. When packing a lunch, you cant go wrong by following the MyPlate style of eating (www.choosemyplate.gov). This will ensure your lunch contains all of the nutrients children need for proper growth and development -- including grains, proteins, fruits, vegetables and dairy. Since most school lunches are now following the MyPlate style, your job as a parent is to encourage your child to not only choose a fruit and vegetable at lunch time, but to also eat them. Most of the time, it takes a little loving encouragement or kind reminder from parents to get children to make healthier food choices.
If you are packing lunch, provide foods with a nutritional punch that are appealing to your child. If you get your child involved in planning their lunches, they are much more likely to eat them. Try the following ideas to create lunches your child will eat rather than trade, throw away or bring back home. In each lunch, start with low-fat proteins such as meats, cheeses or peanut butter, then add servings of whole-grains, fruits and vegetables, and finish with a serving of dairy.
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- Skip the pre-packaged lunches. Instead make a bento box, or use colorful containers to hold individual food items.
- Add low fat yogurt dips to make eating veggies more fun and tasty.
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- Trade the fruit snacks and roll-ups for fresh fruit in fruit juice
- Get back to the basics when it comes to drinks. All kids really need is low-fat milk or water.
Even though these tips may sound easy, they will need active parent involvement for the best results.
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Construction on the new Enbridge pipeline continues through Indiana, and pipe is expected to be in place by the end of the year.
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Sorting through consumer-confidence polls
It may be difficult to elicit sympathy in some regions of the country for the oil and gas sector when the price of oil falls a little below $100.
But in the increasingly overheated debate about construction of new pipelines, Alberta politicians are talking out loud about how the price gap between Alberta bitumen and West Texas Intermediate is falling and may take some time to get right again if no new pipeline capacity is produced.
The Alberta budget earlier this month announced spending cuts and debt-financing largely blamed on increasing concerns about pipeline capacity.
It was in that hyped-up climate of concern in the oil patch that the Conference Board of Canada embarked on its monthly consumer confidence survey in March.
Nationally, the March index was largely unchanged from the February level, down .04 points to 80.5 (it was 100 in 2002), but in the Prairie region it was down a dramatic 11.9 points to 88.7.
While still much higher than the national level -- after all, Western Canada has been driving economic growth in Canada for some time now -- that is the lowest level in the region since August 2009.
Todd Crawford, an economist with the Conference Board, said the survey that the Ottawa-based think tank has been doing since the early '80s is useful to predict future consumer spending.
"It is a good leading indicator how spending will go forward," he said.
The fact that the Prairie region fell sharply but the national index did not change much this month was because there was a fairly positive response to the survey questions -- about the current and future financial situation, job prospects in six months and the outlook for major purchases -- in Atlantic Canada, Quebec, Ontario and B.C.
Crawford said such a significant regional decline as occurred in the Prairies is rare.
"Since the recession -- the end of 2007 into 2008 - we have seen lots more variability in the Canadian and regional index," he said.
And he also cautioned against taking monthly results out of context.
"What we really want to see is what happens next month," he said. "Do those numbers bounce back some? We may be able to chock these numbers up to a slight overreaction to the budget, a little heightened political rhetoric. If it does bounce back, that will give you confidence for sure."
While Manitoba is lumped into the Prairie region, Crawford said: "If we were doing the provinces separately, I would not expect to see Manitoba would have a decline of the magnitude we are seeing in Alberta."
Crawford said the power of the oil economy ripples through the rest of the economy.
If the lack of pipeline capacity means construction of new oilsands plants -- costing $2 billion to $10 billion each -- will be delayed or shelved, Crawford said that will be felt across the country.
Ian Hudson, an economist at the University of Manitoba, downplays the interconnections between the Manitoba and Alberta economies. As well, he suggests it's not wise to put too much stock in consumer-confidence polling.
"Consumer confidence is unbelievably fickle," Hudson said. "It goes up and down like crazy."
That may be, but the development of multibillion-dollar private-sector industrial projects creates an economic growth dynamic that is undeniable. You can argue about what region of the country might benefit most from the spinoff activity, but it will be there somewhere.
Crawford points out the March survey did show something and it's something we all might want to keep our eyes on.
Alberta has boasted higher wages, lower unemployment rates and a fiscal situation that up until very recently was the envy of every province in the country.
"But those things all look a little more shaky now," Crawford said. "The rules of the game have changed regarding what is going on out there."
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SAN DIEGO, June 28, 2013 – One of the world's greatest athletic competitions celebrates its 100th year starting on Saturday, June 29. The Tour de France cycling race rolls out from the starting line on the island of Corsica for the first time.
Over the course of 23 days until the finish in Paris on Sunday, July 21, the world's elite professional bike riders will cover a total distance of 3479 kilometers, or 2,160 miles. That's the distance from Phoenix, Arizona to Tampa, Florida – but only if you also had several days of riding in the Rockies along the way.
SEE RELATED: 2013 Tour de France TV schedule on NBC Sports, June 29 – July 21
Current champion Bradley Wiggins of Great Britain on Team Sky was a heavy favorite to repeat as the first British cyclist to win the Tour. But it's not to be. Wiggins withdrew due to a knee injury, a great disappointment for Wiggo and his many fans. But there is a rising star of British cycling ready to step up, his teammate Chris Froome.
Froome has enjoyed a spectacular season so far. He has won four of the five races he has entered in 2013: the Criterium International which was on Corsica, the Tour of Oman, Tour of Romandie, and the recent Criterium du Dauphine.
Froome rode an extremely strong race in 2012, and at times seemed to have the potential to outride his teammate, but it was not his role on Team Sky and so he had to settle for second place.
Critical to a successful Tour is having a strong team to support you. Team Sky is without a doubt one of the strongest teams, which positions Froome for success.
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Another rival will miss the tour, Giro d'Italia winner Vincenzo Nibali who was third in the 2012 Tour. He is passing on the 2013 Tour in favor of the Vuelta a Espana. Several remaining GC contenders will make Froome work hard for the yellow jersey.
Cadel Evans of Australia of Team BMC won in 2011 and came in third behind Wiggins and Froome last year. He is a good all-around cyclist, can climb and can ride a good time trial. The question is his age. At 36 he would be the oldest Tour winner in history.
Spaniard Alberto Contador hasn't had a great season so far, coming in tenth at the Criterium du Dauphine. His last win was the 2012 Vuelta. He says he's ready and he'll be a contender. Contador can never be counted out. He's perhaps the strongest climber with explosive power. If the race is still close when the Tour hits the Alps in its final few days, Contador will have a good chance to win.
Tejay van Garderen is the American best poised for a podium finish. He was fifth at the Tour last year, and he won the Tour of California in May. He is a teammate of Evans for BMC. If Evans fades, van Garderen may get BMC's support. Another American to watch, though not likely an overall contender is 24 year old Andrew Talansky of Garmin-Sharp. He is riding his first Tour and could challenge for the best young rider's jersey.
Other GC contenders include young Colombian rider Nairo Quintana with Movistar. Just 23, he is a powerhouse climber, slight and tough. The course suits him. He beat the Team Sky boys in 2012 on the toughest climb of the Dauphine and Sky considers him a threat. His teammate Rui Costa of Portugul won the Tour of Switzerland, a possible dark horse. Jurgen Van Den Broeck of Lotto-Belisol finished fourth last year, so he should be hungry.
Each year the race follows a different course in 20 stages, with two rest days along the way. There is no prologue this year. The Tour is not the same race from year to year, playing to different riding strengths as the flat stages combine with mountain stages, and as time-trial stages are added.
This year, the race favors riders with a strong team and plenty of stamina who possess the strength to climb after long, grueling stages. The mountain goats have plenty to be happy about. There are seven flat stages, five hilly stages, six mountain stages, two fairly short individual time-trial stages; and one team time trial.
There are two more high mountain stages this year than in 2012, an increase from four to six. Four have a summit or high altitude finish, also two more than last year, including State 18 which asks the riders to climb the grueling Alpe d'Huez twice.
Interactive map of the route: http://www.letour.fr/le-tour/2013/us/overall-route.html
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The decision of the Swedish Market Court stating that the Swedish Automobile Sports Federation may not apply their loyalty rules is good for those involved in automobile sports as well as for the spectators. "I am very satisfied with the decision of the Court", says the Swedish Competition Authority's Director-General Dan Sjöblom.
In May 2011, the Competition Authority decided to order the Swedish Automobile Sports Federation to change its rules. The intention was to make it possible for drivers and officials to participate in competitions organised by independent operators. The Automobile Sports Federation chose to appeal the decision, after which the Swedish Market Court has sided with the Competition Authority.
The Market Court has reached a decision, as did the Competition Authority, in consideration of the non-profit nature of the sport. Even with regard to the operational concept of the sport, the Automobile Sports Federation rules have been too stringent and have resulted in unjustified restrictions on competition. The Market Court has found that activities outside the Automobile Sports Federation can contribute to making the sport accessible to a wider audience.
It emerged during trial testimony before the Market Court that excessively stringent loyalty rules, contrary to their purpose, can constitute an obstacle to the development of automobile sports in Sweden.
"We have viewed these negative effects of unjustified restrictions on competition as the core of the matter and we now hope this can also lead to reflection outside of the Automobile Sports Federation", says Dan Sjöblom.
The decision of the Court, which cannot be appealed and enters into immediate effect, means that more competitions and new forms and branches of competition can be developed. An increase in what is on offer and a greater diversity benefits both participants and spectators. The sport becomes accessible for more practitioners.
Swedish sports currently have a considerable economic dimension, in addition to the social dimension and public health considerations.
"Sports clubs and federations as well, to the extent that they engage in economic activity, must therefore respect the stipulations of the Swedish Competition Act", says the Competition Authority's Head of Legal Department, Per Karlsson.
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The Excel SEARCH function returns the position of a specified character or string within a supplied text string. The function is not case-sensitive.
The function is case-sensitive. If you want to perform a case-sensitive search, use the Excel Find function instead.
The syntax of the Search function is :
Where the function arguments are:
|The character or text string that you wish to search for
|The text string that is to be searched
An optional argument that specifies the position of the character from which the search should beginIf omitted, this takes on the default value of 1 (i.e. begin the search at the start of the within_text string)
If the supplied search_text is found, the Search function returns a number, representing the position of the search_text in the within_text. If the supplied search_text is not found, the Excel #VALUE! error is returned.
The following spreadsheet shows examples of the Excel Search function used to search for various characters in the text string "Original Text".
The format of the functions are shown in the spreadsheet on the left and the resulting values are shown in the spreadsheet on the right.
Note that, in the above examples:
The example on the right uses the Excel Search function to highlight cells containing a specific text string.
The example spreadsheet lists a company's members of staff, in column A and their office skills in column B. The Search function is used in columnn C, to highlight the members of staff who have the skill 'Typing'.
If the string "Typing" is found, the Search function returns the position of the start of this string within the searched cell. If the string "Typing" is not found, the function returns the #VALUE! error.
Note that cell B3 contains the string "typing" (in lower case). However, because the Search function is not case sensitive, it still matches this with the search_text "Typing" and so returns the start position 19 (see cell C3).
You might want to tidy up the results of the Search function in the example above. This can be done using the If and Iserror functions. For example, the formula in cell C1 could be written as
This would return the value 1 if the text "Typing" was found in cell B1 and 0 otherwise.
Further information and examples of the Excel Search function can be found on the Microsoft Office website.
If you get an error from the Excel Search function this is likely to be the #VALUE! error:
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Hi Nic, I'm the editor who posted the description: "All poems will be left-justified with no extra spaces within the lines" (in the submission guidelines for the Daea Mule School of Southern Literature). As a poet, I know "spaces aren't meant to be extra." Do you have a better idea of how I can describe what we can and cannot do, so that poets who submit know what to expect and which poems to send to another literary publication?
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Helen — I thought your description was perfect and very clear. I enjoyed reading it! Best, Nic
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We'd love to be able to do what the editor calls "fancy formatting," but our software package won't allow it. (And we have lives, so we don't spend all our time trying to solve this one problem.) Please consider the Dead Mule (I really can spell it), when you have some poems that are left-justified and you'd like published. Your readers are welcome, too.
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Maurice J. Mintzer, 85, of Tamarac, Fla., and formerly of Rutland, died Dec. 24, 2012, at Holy Cross Hospital in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. He was born in Rutland, Vt., May 22, 1927, son of Harry and Ethel (Unger) Mintzer. Maurice was a 1945 graduate of Rutland High School. He attended Rutland Junior College and graduated from the University of Vermont. He was a World War II U.S. Navy veteran.
Maurice was a longtime Rutland resident and a resident of Florida for the past several years. He owned and operated Rutland Waste and Metal Co. for many years. Maurice was a member of the Rutland Jewish Center, Italian American Club and Benevolent Protective Order of Elks.
An avid sports fan, Maurice loved attending local high school basketball and football games, along with pro sporting events. He was a fan of the N.Y. Yankees and N.Y. Giants. Playing poker with his friends was very special to him, along with going to the horse races. He was an excellent handicapper of thoroughbreds.
Maurice was a very caring and generous person. He contributed to numerous organizations and charities in the Rutland area. Local high school and sporting events were some of his favorites. He retired in Fla. and was unable to travel back and forth to his beloved Rutland. He did, however, return this year for his 65th RHS class reunion. He loved dogs, boxers being his favorite.
Surviving is a brother in-law, David Frazer and his wife Marilyn of Scottsdale, Ariz., and Davids children, Douglas Frazer of Milwaukee, Wis., and Thomas Frazer of Sydney, Australia; a cousin, Toby Hantman and her husband Eugene of Tamarac, Fla.
He was predeceased by his parents; an aunt, Rose Weiss; and a sister, Joan Frazer, who died in 1999.
A funeral service will be held at 10:00 a.m. Jan. 4, 2013, at the Rutland Jewish Center in Rutland, Vt. Rabbi Douglas Weber and Rabbi Joan Chase will officiate.
Burial will follow in Rutland Jewish Cemetery in East Clarendon, Vt.
Condolences may be sent to David Frazer, 8048 East Via Costa, Scottsdale, AZ 85258.
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QuoteI do think Netbeans is the best Java IDE, and it is the only one I use. Just to put that out there.
I get it. Its all done for you since you use Netbeans.
File -- New Project -- JavaFx -- and BOOM. w/e
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quim, on 20 January 2013 - 08:50 AM, said:
You don't need any plugins at all. JavaFX is just another Java API. You can create your fxml files and everything through eclipse. No plugins.
Obviously I know JavaFX does not need any plugin to program, but it would be a lot easier if they provided a plugins that integrated with various IDEs.
It would be much easier to setup the environment. I am talking about marketing, making it reachable to more developers
By the way you also don't need IDE's to program in Java.
But, do you rather use an IDE, or do you use a notepad instead?
Also, you don't need the Android Development Plugin.
But, do you rather have one available, or do you prefer wasting time setting up the environment?
Android Development would not appeal to many developers if Google did not make plugin available for developers.
I hope you get my point.
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Posted 19 Jan 2013The problem is not with Java the problem is with Oracle. This Dude knows database, but he (Oracle) knows nothing about programming languages, and he has been doing a bad job marketing Java.
JavaFX is great, very easy to use with MVC and integrates well with modern technologies such as HTML5, CSS. But, Oracle is stuck with their Netbiens. They don't try to develop any JavaFX plugins to integrate with other IDE's.
They dont do a good job marketing JavaFX. So alot of people dont know about JavaFX, and instead they use Silverlight (WPF) or Flex.
Google helps them out by making Java the language programming for Android, and what Oracle does? They try to sue Google.
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Posted 17 Jan 2013That article is so stupid, and was probably written by someone that really hates Java.
Java still has a long way ahead.
Have you heard of JVM languages?
Groovy, Scala, Clojure,...
TRUE, they are replacing Java, but they all compile to Java Bytecode which need the JRE.
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Caption: The visualization depicts the inner workings of a bacterial cell infected with the Phage Phi29. Collections of bacterial ribosomes (also called polysomes) are busily manufacturing the proteins that constitute the exterior shell and tail assembly of the bacteriophage. The pineapple shaped shell (nucleocapsid) made of proteins and which houses its genome, as well as the macro-protein tail unit spontaneously self-assembly inside the bacterium before bursting through to infect other bacterium hosts and continue its life cycle. The colors on the nucleocapsid additionally depict the locally symmetric packing and arrangement of a single individual protein and its clever use in tiling the larger oval shaped nucleocapsid shell.
Credit: Collective members of the Center for Computational Visualization, Institute for Computational Engineering and Sciences, The University of Texas at Austin. The Texas Advanced Computing Center with access computed the big data electron microscopy processing and the generation of macromolecular models.
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to the baseline product driven by market considerations without waiting for an export license review that would be necessary for a product with built-in cryptographic functionality.
Cryptographic APIs are likely to have a profound effect on the rapidity with which cryptography will diffuse into various information technology applications. If implemented properly (not a trivial task), they can enhance the security of stored data and communications. When effective CAPI technologies are embedded into the operating systems upon which IT applications build, the result will likely be encrypted files and communications galore. Operating systems will be shipped with default cryptographic modules that are active "out of the box," and users will have the option of replacing default modules with more capable modules procured from other vendors.
The notion of a CAPI is not new. However, in general, export licenses for products incorporating CAPIs have been denied, even though such products, with no cryptographic capabilities built into them, have no cryptographic functionality and are therefore not specifically included in Category XIII of the International Traffic in Arms Regulations (see Appendix N). The reason for such denial has been that strong cryptographic capabilities could be deployed on a vast scale if U.S. vendors exported applications supporting a common CAPI and a foreign vendor marketed (or some party made available over the Internet) an add-on module with strong cryptography, which foreign users could then plug into the baseline U.S. product.


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