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0.96 documentation problems
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If the tutorial is followed to the letter, it will fail to create a working Django app. That's fairly severe, given that the tutorial is for first-time users who may have difficulty troubleshooting Django.
The tutorial doesn't explicitly state the need for:
- The creation of a 500.html file in the templates directory (the tutorial implies it is needed, but should explicitly say so).
- The creation of a detail.html file in the polls directory (I think; I'm still troubleshooting this myself!).
Also, at http://www.djangoproject.com/documentation/0.96/tutorial01/ , the code box under the heading 'The development server' includes the line
Django version 0.95, using settings 'mysite.settings'
... which doesn't seem correct for a tutorial on 0.96. Presumably it should be updated to match the latest version of 0.96.x, and should therefore read
Django version 0.96.2, using settings 'mysite.settings'
until/unless 0.96.3 comes out.
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comment:1 Changed 8 years ago by sampablokuper
- Needs documentation unset
- Needs tests unset
- Patch needs improvement unset
Ah, I didn't expect that submission to make my email viewable/harvestable! Please could the first admin who looks at this remove it?
Many thanks,
comment:2 Changed 8 years ago by sampablokuper <sam.kuper@…>
Here's another problem with the 0.96 tutorial:
At http://www.djangoproject.com/documentation/0.96/tutorial01/ under 'If you're interested, also run the following commands:' there is listed the command
python manage.py sqlinitialdata polls
Running this command produces
This action has been renamed. Try './manage.py sqlcustom polls'.
Presumably the relevant line in the tutorial should be updated to read,
python manage.py sqlcustom polls
comment:3 Changed 8 years ago by sampablokuper <sam.kuper@…>
Another one:
At http://www.djangoproject.com/documentation/0.96/tutorial02/ under 'Customize the admin form', the user is asked to add the following code:
class Admin: fields = ( (None, {'fields': ('pub_date', 'question')}), )
but isn't told which file to add it to. I added it to mysite/polls/models.py but it didn't change the ordering of the pub_date and question fields' HTML representations in the admin interface, even after I restarted the development server and refreshed the browser.
Did I add it to the wrong file, or is something else at fault? Without explicit instructions, as a newbie it's hard to know.
comment:4 Changed 8 years ago by sampablokuper
Dang, Firefox has been autocompleting the "Your email or username" field of this Trac form for me with my email address. Again, please could I ask again that the first admin who stumbles across this ticket please remove my email address from it? Many thanks in advance; and I'll try not to submit it by accident again.
comment:5 Changed 8 years ago by sampablokuper
Okay, so the 'Customize the admin form' section should say, "replace the existing lines
class Admin: pass
in mysite/polls/models.py with the lines
class Admin: fields = ( (None, {'fields': ('pub_date', 'question')}), )
This will stop dumb noobs (i.e. me) from just adding
class Admin: fields = ( (None, {'fields': ('pub_date', 'question')}), )
at the end of the file, where it does no good.
comment:6 Changed 8 years ago by sampablokuper
Other than these points, I have to say the tutorial is pretty good, and Django is a pleasure to use. I'm still having difficulty deploying it on Dreamhost, but that's another issue entirely.
comment:7 Changed 8 years ago by programmerq
- Resolution set to wontfix
- Status changed from new to closed
Unfortunately, the only fixes that would actually be applied to 0.96 will be security updates.

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I often hear stories about enemies defeating elephant riders by axing the legs of the elephants.
Does this mean that the commander of the elephant army did not put enough armor on the elephants' legs?
An elephant is a very large animal. Putting the whole animal in armor would cost more in armor than the whole unit would be worth in warfare. (The same armor could be used to protect a large number of men.)
Therefore armor was used, if at all, to protect only the most vital parts of the animal, e.g., the temples. Most of the animal was unprotected. Of course, having men try to cut off their legs subjected the MEN to great risks.
Elephants proved not to be terribly effective in combat because they weren't as easy to control as horses, and would often "rebound" against the attackers. At the battle of zama, for instance, Hannibal relied on elephants to break through the Roman lines, without success.
Elephants were mostly used in war in South Asia. Use of elephants in the Mediterranean and Europe was much rarer and more amateurish.
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Harvard University Police report this guy was seen entering Rm. 238 in Mallinckrodt Lab on Oxford Street, around 1:50 p.m. on Saturday and then exiting about a minute later - leaving behind a space where a laptop used to be. "Suspect is connected to numerous thefts on campus."
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Liu said that when a freshman acquaintance asked him to spend time in Weld, he was reluctant, but he eventually decided to go ahead. Sometime during October, he began telling freshmen he lived there.
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According to the Crimson, there's a glatt of interest at Harvard; says some even predict prospective students might decide where to go based on the presence of kashruth in the square.
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Unfortunately, numbers were down this year.
Leaders say the amount of pre-sale tickets sold were already lower than last years.
Also, rain in and around Dothan may have kept some from going out there.
Leaders say they expect to have raised about $10,000.
"Kids came out and had a ball. We had people that enjoyed the vendors and the crafts that were available. We had some great music. I'm sorry people thought it was raining, because a lot of folks missed a good time," said Susan Holmes, Kiwanis Club of Dothan President.
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Lisa One successfully arrived despite the egg being badly
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Naomi Wallace is a playwright, screenwriter and poet from Kentucky, United States. She is widely known for her plays, and has received several distinguished awards for her work.
Naomi Wallace was born in Prospect, Kentucky.[citation needed]
Wallace obtained a Bachelor of Arts degree from Hampshire College. She then received two master's degrees from the University of Iowa. Currently, she divides her time between Kentucky and the Yorkshire Dales in Northern England (UK), where she lives with her husband, Bruce McLeod, and their three children.
A press release describes her as "a dedicated advocate for justice and human rights in the U.S. and abroad, and Palestinian rights in the Middle East" [1] and her writing as "muscular, devastating, and unwavering." [2]
Wallace was briefly detained by Homeland Security after defying the ban on travel to Cuba.[3]
Wallace's plays are published in the U.S. by Broadway Play Publishing Inc., Theatre Communications Group, Faber and Faber in the UK, and éditions Théâtrales in France. Wallace's work has been produced in the United States, United Kingdom, Europe,[4] and the Middle East [Citation Needed].
Her work has received the Susan Smith Blackburn Prize (twice), the Joseph Kesselring Prize, the Fellowship of Southern Writers Drama Award, and an Obie Award. She is also a recipient of the MacArthur Fellowship, and a National Endowment for the Arts development grant.[5]
In 2009, One Flea Spare was incorporated into the permanent répertoire of the French National Theatre, the Comédie-Française, and produced there in 2012. Wallace is the only living American playwright to enter the répertoire. Only two American playwrights have ever been added to La Comédie's repertoire in 300 years: the other being Tennessee Williams. The play was translated into French by Dominique Hollier.
In 2012, Wallace was a recipient of the Horton Foote Prize for most promising new American play.
In 2013, she was awarded the inaugural Windham–Campbell Literature Prize, one of the most prestigious literary prizes in the world.[6]
Windham-Campbell Prize Citation: Naomi Wallace mines historical situations in plays that are muscular, devastating, and unwavering.
In 2015, Wallace received an Arts and Letters Award in Literature from the American Academy of Arts and Letters. The award citation reads: "Naomi Wallace is a powerful and essential voice who brings to the theater great lyricism and moral courage. Her characters, so cruelly treated and often destroyed, speak with a direct and devastating poetry. Never does this dramatist mollify or fail to engage us on the deepest level, and her three "Visions" of the Middle East that comprise The Fever Chart are short, stark masterworks.″
Signature Theater, the Off Broadway company that has historically mounted a season of plays produced three of Wallace's plays in 2014-2015, including the world premiere of Night is a Room
- In The Heart of America.
- One Flea Spare,
- The Inland Sea,
- Slaughter City,
- The Trestle at Pope Lick Creek,
- The Girl Who Fell Through a Hole in Her Jumper (with Bruce E. J. McLeod; licensed under the title The Girl Who Fell Through a Hole in Her Jumper in the United States),
- The War Boys,
- Things of Dry Hours
- Birdy (an adaptation of William Wharton's novel),
- The Fever Chart: Three Visions of the Middle East,
- Twenty One Positions: A Cartographic Dream of the Middle East, (co-written with Lisa Schlesinger and AbdelFattah Abu Srour).
- The Hard Weather Boating Party
- One Short Sleepe
- And I and Silence
- The Liquid Plain
- Night is a Room
- Inside/Outside: Six Plays from Palestine and the Diaspora [1] Edited by Naomi Wallace and Ismail Khalidi, TCG
- To Dance A Stony Field (Peterloo Poets Press).
- Lawn Dogs[7]
- The War Boys, co-written with Bruce E. J. McLeod
- Flying Blind, co-written with Bruce E. J. McLeod
Wallace has taught English literature, poetry and playwrighting at Yale University, UCLA, University of Iowa, Illinois State University, Merrimack College, Hampshire College, American University of Cairo, Vrije University of Amsterdam and other institutions. Wallace has also worked with women in the criminal justice system.
Wallace is a member of SURJ, Showing up for Racial Justice, and is represented in the USA by Abrams Artists Agency and in the UK by the Knight Hall Agency.
- ^ http://chass.ucr.edu/news/2009/january/01-15-09.html
- ^ http://windhamcampbell.org/2013/winner/naomi-wallace
- ^ Lyn Gardner (6 February 2007). "Enemy within". The Guardian (London).
- ^ "Naomi Wallace". The New York Times.
- ^ "Naomi Wallace's Development Process for "The Hard Weather Boating Party"". New Play Blog. New Play Development Program, Arena Stage. March 13, 2009. Archived from the original on October 5, 2010.
- ^ Dorie Baker (March 4, 2013). "Yale awards $1.35 million to nine writers". YaleNews. Retrieved March 5, 2013.
- ^ Lawn Dogs (1997), IMDb
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External links[edit]
- Naomi Wallace, Broadway Play Publishing Inc Playwright of the Year 1997
- Connie Julian (March 14, 2004). "Naomi Wallace: Looking for Fire". Revolutionary Worker (1232).
- Betty Shamieh (May 2008). "The Art of Countering Despair: Naomi Wallace". The Brooklyn Rail.


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The Aggie western riders grabbed a 7-3 win in the indoor pen while the hunter seat squad squeaked out a big come-from-behind tiebreaker victory in the outdoor ring after riding to a 5-5 draw.
The reining and fences groups rebounded from tough losses last Saturday at Auburn to lead the way for the overall team against Baylor. One week after coming out on the wrong end of a 5-0 decision, A&M's reining riders set the tone for the day against Baylor with a 4-1 win in the first of the four disciplines to be decided.
"It was nice to get on the road, have some successful rides and get back on the winning track," A&M head coach Tana Rawson said. "It was a little bit of a change of pace starting the show off with reining today. The reining girls did a great job of making the changes we talked about after a having a tough time last week. They really got the team off to a good start today."
Freshman Randi Standley (Madisonville) led the way individually for the Aggies, earning wins in both reining and horsemanship. Standley's 71-68.5 horsemanship win over Maggie Griffin pushed her record in the discipline to an impressive 6-1 mark while her 7-67.5 reining win over Nicole McCoy evened her seasonal reining record to 2-2.
Sophomore Maggie Gratny (Leavenworth, Kan.) equaled the highest score of the day for the western team with a 73-70.5 reining win over Baylor's Katie Buss. Senior Genna Fishgold (Scottsdale, Ariz.) evened her seasonal reining record to 4-4 with a 66-0 blanking of the Bears' Valtie Riddle. Freshman Tara Christiansen (Snohomish, Wash.) improved to 2-1-1 in the reining division with a 70-69 win over Baylor's Kim Marlowe.
A&M fence riders brought the hunter seat squad back from the brink of defeat by winning four of their five matches. The fence riders were the model of consistency as all five athletes earned scores between 75 and 79.
Senior co-captain Katie Henion (Austin) posted the Aggies' highest fence score in a 79-65 win over Shelby White. Three underclassmen earned wins over fences against the Bears as well. Co-captain Lindsay Smith (West Friendship, Md.) locked up the hunter seat team victory for the Aggies with a 75-50 win in the final match of the day. Sophomore Kristi Waldal (Battle Ground, Wash.) broke a three-match losing streak with a solid 76-70 win over Beth Bannister. Freshman Brooke Coleman (Houston) earned her second fences win in her last three rides with a 76-74 win over Mary Smitson.
"The fence girls had a lot of pressure on them today," A&M hunter seat coach Linzy Woolf said. "We knew we were going into a tough situation and we had to ride almost perfect to achieve a win. I couldn't have asked anything more of any of our five fence girls today. They were amazing."
In horsemanship, sophomore sensation Caroline Gunn (Greensburg, Ind.) equaled the Aggies' highest western score of the day in a 73-69.5 horsemanship win over the Bears' Allison Orosz. Senior Christine Sceets (Baytown) earned her second horsemanship win of the season with a 71-70.5 over Lindsey Douglas.
Sophomore Christina Heine (Toledo, Ohio) was the lone Aggie to scratch the win column in equitation on the flat. Heine earned a 72-48 win over Baylor's Cara Wilson in what has been the Aggies' most dominant discipline this season.
In exhibition action, the Aggie western riders won three of their four matches. Junior Amanda Ryan (Ramona, Calif.) and sophomore Leah Ward (Terrell) earned dominating wins in reining while freshman Haley Cooper (Southlake) was victorious in her horsemanship match against the Bears' Morgan Williams.
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With the win, A&M moves its seasonal record to 7-2. The hunter seat team also improves to 7-2 while the national champion western squad ups its mark to 5-3.
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Wigan coach Shaun Wane said "childish" comments by Widnes counterpart Dennis Betts helped inspire his side to a 52-4 rout of their Super League rivals at the DW Stadium on Saturday.
Prior to the match Betts, a former Wigan player, said his old club were "afraid" of facing England forward Gareth Hock after his parent club prevented the on-loan player appearing against them for Widnes.
"The challenge was laid down in the week and they took it on board," Wane said. "Some things were said which made it easy for me. It helped our preparation.
"I don't think you could say anyone in my team is scared of anybody. Those childish comments hurt my players. They were really focused going into the game.
"What they did today (Saturday) was how they practised all week. We were ruthless in how we attacked."
Wigan bounced back from their defeat by champions Leeds to run in 11 tries, with England's Josh Charnley scoring four and Sam Tomkins marking his 24th birthday with a hat-trick.
"Josh will admit his form has not been great," Wane said. "He was under pressure this week and he showed why he's one of the best wingers in the competition. I just want to see that consistently."
Charnley added: "I was pretty disappointed with my performance last week. I stepped it up in training his week and it paid off."
Lloyd White's try for Widnes prevented a whitewash but that was litle consolation to Betts.
"Wigan were that hot, it was quite scary at times," he said. "They looked like they were on fast forward, whereas we looked like we were on pause.
"They just played the game so quickly and physically dominated us. They were very good tonight and scored some great tries.
"It wasn't a great performance by us but there were patches where we were just okay and then we'd break and they'd score.
"With the quality they've got on the edges, you make one mistake and you get hurt. We had too many people today who made mistakes, especially on our left edge. It was disappointing because I know we're a better side than we showed."


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GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (March 8, 2013)--Organizers of an annual laugh festival in Michigan, Gilda's LaughFest, say they've broken the world record for the most people wearing fake mustaches after 1,544 people donned various shapes and sizes Thursday.
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-I stopped my pop intake completely btw
why doesnt she move? :(
-I stopped my pop intake completely btw
And our baby "naps" between 2&4 so I don't listen on Doppler then because it hides. Might just have a lazy baby lol.
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Maybe you just have a calm baby :)
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i wouldn't worry. it could be that like many babies in utero, she sleeps during the day and is awake and squirming at night. they have no concept of time in there! as long as she moves when jiggled, and has a healthy heartbeat, the baby is likely just fine! talk with your ob or midwife about it if it makes you feel better! thats what they're there for. no such thing as a stupid question!
So I think how your baby is being can be totally normal. Thank goodness with DD1 I didn't know about the "kick count" later in pregnancy or I would have been totally paranoid!
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Shaking your belly isn't really that startling for baby. Remember she's got lots of fluid cushion so she probably doesn't feel it. She's probably sleeping at U/S time. Both DD and this LO are/were most active first thing in the morning and after 8pm.
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Yeah, sometimes babies are just calm.
I only ever feel my little one move is when the dog accidentally steps on my uterus. Then it sits and swishes back and forth for a few seconds before settling down again.
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I think the safe amount of caffine is 200mg or something like that.
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"I told you. It gets cold here and dicks need jackets."- Nik
I also heard boys are more active than girls even in their momy's belly:)) Sure not all the girls, but your girlie might be a calm one:) also give her some time, she is still too tiny, soon enough you will feel her kicks:)
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Well, that just brought some new fear to my mind. I hadn't even considered if our baby would be high energy like my family, or low energy like DH. We've had 4 ultrasounds now and the baby was squirming up a storm since our 8w.
I used to be a 4-5 Diet Coke a day drinker. No coffee, although I love it, my stomach can't handle it. I've had a few sodas since getting the BFP, and that was out of pure need for caffeine! I haven't discussed soda with my OB, but everything I have read say that under 200 mg (I think) of cafffeine a day is safe. Everyone I know drank coffee through their pregnancies, and all their babies are fine. (Well... my nephew was born with 2 urethras, but I doubt that had anything to do with it.) Don't sweat!
When my Mom was having her first batch of kids in the 60's and 70's, OB's prescribed phen phen for energy (My oldest brother has a whole host of learning difficulties, as a result), he also told her to drink 2 beers a day to de-stress, and smoking wasn't frowned upon at all. If they all made it through without prenatal vitamins and phen phen, then we're just fine!
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"You can't imagine how many fights I got into because of kids teasing me about my name," he recalls. "By high school, I had developed a reputation as no one to mess with, but I always knew kids laughed behind my back."
If there was one thing the new kid could do, it was fight. One of the reasons Loni brought his family to the U.S. was to launch a boxing career for his son. Loni had followed the Civil Rights movement of the '60s and the career of Muhammad Ali; he believed that boxing, not education, was the path to success for minorities, and he ingrained this in his son. During monthly LDS fast and testimony meetings at church, he nudged Vai to state his intentions publicly. The boy would walk to the podium and tell the congregation, "Brothers and sisters, I'll be the heavyweight champion of the world. In the name of Jesus Christ, amen." And then he returned to his seat and a warm embrace from his father.
Loni started his son on an arduous training routine in Arizona. Vai woke at 5 a.m. each day to run five miles before school. In the evening, he trained for a couple of hours in the gym. He did this year-round; there is no off-season in boxing. He boxed in tournaments around the Southwest, with father and son sleeping on a mattress in the back of the family truck. Knowing his son would usually be the smallest man in the ring, Loni trained Vai to fight taller opponents, absorbing a half-dozen punches to work inside and pummel the bigger man's body and then unload his left hook. Vai posed a winning record in his 50-plus fights (his precise record and other memorabilia were lost in a house fire).
Loni held down a couple of jobs to support his family, stirring refried beans in a big vat at a Mexican restaurant by day and making pastries at a bakery by night. He had been forced to give up his own boxing career after he married and started a family. Now he wanted his son to fulfill his lost dream.
But Vai's boxing career never happened. He discovered something else when he turned 14 and was starting high school: football.
"I saw an opportunity to play a team sport and be with other kids and not have my head punched in," he says. "I jumped at it. I never went back to boxing. My dad was crushed."
Ruby, who stressed education, was thrilled. She loathed fighting and cried over his bruises. She never watched his fights. When she learned that universities offered scholarships for football, she encouraged her son to play the game and believed he could transfer his boxing skills to the gridiron. Four years later, BYU offered Vai a football scholarship. A poor student, he might never have obtained a college education any other way.
"I thought football was the easiest thing I had done after what I was doing in boxing," says Vai. "Boxing was the reason I was adept at returning punts despite not being fast. It's moving the head and shoulders just slightly and making people miss. You've got to be able to snap your hips to throw punches to bring the force of your legs with you. And the courage it takes to stand under a punt — I never had any fear when I played football."
Football reaped other rewards. As Vai's football career took off in high school, his name began to appear in the newspaper regularly. One story mentioned that his father had never seen him play because he worked at night. Someone saw the story and invited Loni for a job interview at the high school as a security guard. Loni got the job, and it paid well enough that he no longer had to work two jobs. He wound up working that job for 30 years.
"What I learned was that what I did on the football field had an impact on our quality of life," he says. "I also realized the power of the media."
Vai earned a permanent place in BYU lore during his sophomore season by returning a punt for a touchdown against SMU during the legendary 1980 "Miracle Bowl." Following that season, he served a two-year Mormon mission in South Dakota and then returned in time to play for BYU's 1984 national championship team and the 1985 Citrus Bowl team. Undersized and relatively slow afoot, he wasn't drafted until the 10th round, the 254th overall pick, yet managed to turn it into an eight-year career that included two Pro Bowl appearances.
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