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A while back Michael Swaine took a poke in one of his columns about the "...for Dummies" line of books from IDG Books. Subsequently, DDJ got a letter from IDG's lawyers enjoining Michael from infringing their trademarks merely to denigrate such a prestigious body of work. Michael, now a person of property in Oregon and proprietor of his own business with, no doubt, a trademark or two of his own to protect, has dutifully refrained from showing further disrespect to the property of others, particularly those with deep pockets and huge staffs of snarling lawyers.
Several years before, when it was okay to mention dummies in public, Michael remarked in his column that people who converse with dummies, also known as ventriloquists, are, in his opinion, geeks. I responded in a column of my own that in my youth I was a ventriloquist and did not consider myself a geek until such time as I read Michael's comments. It's embarrassing to find yourself forced out of a closet when you didn't know you were in one.
I once published a cartoon that I drew (Yeah, I used to be a cartoonist, too, Michael, what of it?) in a book named, Welcome to Programming, published by MIS:Press in 1994 and now out of print. The cartoon's caption similarly parodied the "...for Dummies" titles to explain that people who consider themselves dummies don't usually try to learn programming. IDG's lawyers probably did not read that book since they sent no such baleful warnings my way or to MIS:Press.
Too late. Last year IDG Books purchased MIS:Press. They'd have to enjoin themselves.
Now they are thinking about reprinting the book. I wonder what they'll do about the cartoon. If you want to see it and read its caption, you'll have to find a copy of the book's first edition somewhere and turn to page xxiv in the front matter. (That's page 24 for those of you who haven't read "Roman Numerals for..." oh, never mind.) Or you could get a copy of The Al Stevens Cram Course on C/C++ CD-ROM, published by DDJ, which includes the text and illustrations of that and two of my other MIS:Press books. DDJ has snarling lawyers, too, and they won't let me reproduce the cartoon and caption here because of the precedent that Michael's earlier indiscretion established.
Inasmuch as I am now one of IDG's favorite authors, a legacy of their acquisition and author of a best-seller or two, I wonder if they'll object to the title of this column, which includes a picture of my Jerry Mahoney collection, a vestige of former times. (The big guy in the middle is a home-built figure named Jack. That's right, Michael, I even build and dress them. So what's it to ya?)
By the way, I have to find a better place for my collection. If you think publishers' lawyers are grouchy, you should see the snarl on Judy's face as she tells me that she wants her living room sofa back. Right now.
Anyway, how can anyone complain if, on my 11th anniversary at DDJ, I dedicate this column to my collection of -- er -- ventriloquial figures? If anyone does object, I'll simply advise them that they have leaped to conclusions, rushed to judgment, and totally misinterpreted my meaning. The title of this column is obviously, "C++ for Publishers and Lawyers."
Language Law
Speaking of C++ for lawyers, a debate is underway among the language lawyers and standardizers on the comp.std.c++ newsgroup about a C++ language feature that quietly slipped into the standard definition with no one noticing it. Well, perhaps the committee's deliberations weren't so quiet because they seem to be the ones who disagree the loudest, but the change came as a surprise to some of us on the outside. What surprised me wasn't the new behavior but what it replaced. Consider the program in Example 1(a). Does the code look correct? Well, it does to me on the surface, and it is indeed correct, according to the new rules of the standard. The program in the example instantiates a pointer to const Foo and initializes the pointer with the address of a Foo object built on the heap by the new operator. Because of the const type qualifier, the program may not modify the object through the pointer without casting away the constness of the pointer or by changing only mutable members. The program may, however, delete the object. This program compiles with the newer, nearly compliant compilers, such as egcs 1.1 and is well-formed according to the C++ standard definition.
What surprised me was that this code used to be incorrect. The program fails to compile under older compilers such as VC++ 5.0, which reports:
error C2664: 'delete' : cannot convert parameter 1 from 'const int *' to 'void *'
The ARM says, "A destructor can be invoked for a const or volatile object," which at first reading seems to support the correctness of Example 1(a) since the delete operator calls the class destructor. But then it says, "A pointer to constant cannot be deleted. The reason is that the deletion in principle modifies the object pointed to...The purpose of prohibiting the deletion of pointers to constants is to allow programmers to rely on const objects being immutable...Without the restriction against deleting pointers to const objects the delete operator would have the effect of implicitly removing the const attribute from a pointer. No operator should have that property."
I not only didn't know that, I never gave it the first thought. On the rare occasion when a compiler complained about my violation of that rule, I shrugged it off as yet another anomaly in the compiler or the language and removed whatever const qualifiers were in the way so I could get on with the task at hand -- const can do that to you.
Somewhere during the standardization process, they changed the rule. The change had its advocates and its opposition, none of whom seem to have changed their opinions, and both sides make compelling arguments that the other side deems spurious. I'll paraphrase some of the arguments that appeared on the newsgroup.
Those who support the current and new behavior argue that constness begins when the constructor completes processing and ends just before the destructor begins processing. They also argue that inasmuch as Example 1(b) has always been correct code and invokes the destructor for the const object when the function exits, Example 1(a) should be correct also. It is not easy to see the difference between the effects of the two examples. Supporters of the new behavior go on to say that changing an object's value is unrelated to causing the object to cease to exist and that if delete were not permitted, memory leaks would be the result.
Those who support the earlier behavior and oppose the change argue that a destructor, which by definition cannot be const, changes the state of the object and, consequently, should not be permitted to execute for a const object when invoked by the delete operator. One debater said, "The result [of the new rule] is that a whole class of preventable errors are not caught by a standard-conforming compiler..." Example 1(c) illustrates this concern. The caller of bar fully expects that bar cannot change the caller's Foo object through the pointer. Yet bar now has the freedom to delete the object. This is not good; the caller's guarantee of constness has been seriously compromised by the new rule. If the caller tries to make further use of the object, the program probably crashes. Someone pointed out that the guarantee really never was there because the older compilers permit explicit calls to the destructor through pointers to const as in Example 1(d).
They address the question of the difference between Examples 1(a) and 1(b) by observing that the compiler destroys the object in Example 1(b), whereas the programmer destroys the object in Example 1(a). "There are...many things that are allowed to the compiler and not allowed to the user," said one participant. Another participant pointed out that, "A local const variable is being destroyed with full knowledge of its creator, in the same context where it was created, and where it is lexically impossible to try to continue using it." This argument, compelling at first, weakens when you realize that the language has always permitted a function that instantiates a local const variable to pass the variable's address to another function that may then call the object's destructor as Example 1(d) shows.
Examples 1(c) and 1(d) are, in my opinion, really bad code. Example 1(c) assumes that the object was instantiated with the new operator, which might be wrong. The explicit call to the destructor in Example 1(d) does not do what delete does, because it does not return the memory to the heap. If you write code like that, you deserve what you get. If you are the unlucky caller of those functions as written by someone else, however, you do not deserve what they might do to you. Sometimes I write code wherein a function (I'm not discussing destructors now) deletes a pointer that the function did not initialize with new. Rarely if ever is that pointer passed to the deleting function. It is usually a data member.
Someone in the group asked if there was any empirical evidence that the old rule caused problems that mandated the change. This question reflects once again a larger concern that I, in my role as founder, president, sole member, and chief spokesperson of the C++ Dead Horse Molester's Society, continue to express. That concern has to do with the wisdom of using the standardization process to invent language features with which no one has gained any experience. In this particular case, I have no complaints. The new rule is what I always thought the rule was without any thought as to what it should be. I used to be wrong. Now I am right. How nice. Whether the language is wrong or right with respect to deleting pointers to const is likely to be argued for years to come.
Java programmers must be laughing themselves to sleep at night.
Wild Arguments
Speaking of being wrong, in a recent column, I spoke to the issue of wild card expansion on the MS-DOS command line, observing that the MS-DOS command.com shell provides none and that programs written for UNIX, which enjoy wild card expansion through the shell, do not work properly when ported to MS-DOS.
No column in all these years of my tenure has generated as much interest. You dear readers often enjoy disagreeing with my opinions or offering up a few of your own, but nothing stirs you like me being dead bang wrong. To date, I have over half a hundred e-mail messages that all say essentially the same thing. Most MS-DOS compilers include a relocatable object file named setargv.obj, wildargs.obj, or some such that, when linked with a program, provide wild card expansion through the compiler's startup code. All you have to do is link with the object file, and the argc and argv parameters automatically reflect properly expanded wild card arguments rather than the raw wild card specifications that the user types on the command line.
Some of your messages to me were quite understanding, realizing that no one can know everything and that mistakes do happen. But others were less forgiving, insisting that people like me who set themselves up as experts at least get their facts right before going public with them.
Fortunately, it happened in a magazine, a mostly disposable medium once its value has been extracted, and not in a more enduring vehicle, such as a book that might languish on shelves for years waiting for future readers to discover my lapse in journalistic judgment. But wait. There's that Dr. Dobb's Journal CD-ROM with all the editorial content. They never wear out. I'm doomed to leave my legacy of ignorance and stupidity for generations to follow. Oh, the shame.
Besides the correction to my bad information, not everyone agrees that the UNIX behavior is all that desirable, and several readers offered additional insight into the issue.
From Paul Sobolik,
I found out about UNIX's alternate behavior when I was working with Perl, the Win32 implementation of which emulates UNIX's expansion of command line file specs. The trouble was, I wanted my little program to recurse subdirectories and process the files found there as well as those in the current directory, and automatically expanded wildcards were unwanted. I eventually discovered that expansion could be suppressed by putting the argument in quotes, but that made the program a little bit harder to remember how to use. (Another common feature of UNIX, as I understand it.)
From Greg Miller,
...you seem to have missed one of the biggest reasons why...only UNIX shells do automatic expansion: It's simply a less powerful approach. Consider a common archiver syntax:
<archiver> d *.ext *.txt
On DOS archivers, this normally deletes all files with the extension ".txt" from all archives with the extension ".ext" in the current directory. Doing the same in UNIX requires that the user manually disable globbing using quotation marks. As another example, with 4DOS and 4NT, I can copy *.c to *.bak to make quick-and-dirty backups. Under UNIX, the "cp" command simply can't do this.
From Andy Glew,
UNIX shell's argv wildcard expansion is a half-hearted feature -- it works maybe 80% of the time, but not all of the time. Certainly, I have learned the hard way that you should never use wildcard expansion in shell scripts, Perl scripts that invoke the shell, and frequently you should not use it in Makefiles. It can be really annoying when such tools break just when you really need them to be able to work, to clean up a large mess of temporary files.
From Robert Dibley,
I have written many utilities which need to allow a very flexible approach to my development directory structures, and one of the best ways to handle this seems to be a recursive directory tree scanning approach combined with full wildcard specification. This has allowed me to do such things as process all the town models in all the different data-sets I'm using, from one single command.
...the real culprits are the ones who thought they should modify what you typed without you asking.
From Vadim Slesarev,
I was shocked by this new knowledge... I...never expected [the] UNIX shell [to] behave so UGLY.
From Tarjei Tjxstheim Jensen,
UNIX does not cope with unlimited expansion of file names. The limit may vary from version to version, but there is a finite limit. If my memory serves me right the limit is around 10 KB. Once the shell command line expansion reaches that limit it will barf (print an error message and refuse to run the program you specified). So if there are a lot of files involved there is a good chance that nonUNIX programs are more able to cope with that situation.
From Julius Caesar,
You make me think about a time when the world was young and I was a little bit younger (as you and K&R) and 48K was really a lot (my first computer had 4K) and data got saved on tape in Kansas City Standard.
Julius, was it really that long ago?
From Chris Jennings,
...MS-DOS offers very little flexibility with its wildcards. For example, there is no standard way that I know of to deactivate one with an escape character. Presumably this is a side effect of the fact that in the original design escaping a wildcard wasn't required since the programmer got to pick which arguments he or she expanded (if any). Chicken and egg.
From John Wendel, who quoted a common tagline found in usenet news groups,
Those who don't understand UNIX are doomed to recreate it, often poorly.
Finally, you'll remember that I began that particular column with a story about my grandson Landon and his friends yelling "Doorknob" whenever someone did "a bad thing." I didn't quite know what it meant until Landon explained it to me.
This from Scott Seely,
When I was growing up, my friends and I had a similar game. Whenever someone "left one," the first one to smell it and figure out who let it go shouted "Doorknob." If the offender didn't touch a doorknob before he was caught, he got noogies from the first one to catch him.
Now if someone can just tell me what a "noogie" is...
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Line in the Sand: A Collection of Protest Songs From Arizona Artists Opposed To SB 1070
Arizona musicians, it's time to stand up.
As the fallout from our state's crazy new immigration law continues to spread, it's been really great to see stars like Shakira and Zach de la Rocha join in the fight. I'm sure we all appreciate their efforts immensely. But it's also important that we, as Arizonans, show our own mettle in opposition to SB 1070. We don't need people from California coming over to wage this war while we stand idly by.
Arizona's music community needs to battle against SB1070 in earnest. We need to tell our elected officials how absurd we think this law is, and how much harm it's doing our state. There's no better way to do that than by writing and recording a few good old fashioned protest songs.
Arizona musicians, Phoenix New Times wants your SB 1070 protest songs. Please, over the next two weeks, take a few hours to add your voice to the growing cacophony of discontent. We'll collect those songs and make them available for download. We're not sure if we'll figure out how to sell them, or just give them away instead, but if we do sell them proceeds will go to a charity fighting against this short-sighted and racist legislation
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Every now and then an artist creates something so ingenious it inspires me to look at my life differently. I find myself bookmarking ideas and planning great and creative projects based on these ideas and yet, more often than not, these projects lay dormant on my Pinterest board and never see the light of day. Truth be told, some ideas are better off left to the inspired makers who put in the time, the effort, the ingenuity.
Jessica Farmer creates magic out of repurposed wood and fixtures under the umbrella Bluebird Heaven. While I have great intentions with creating some hanging racks for my house, Farmer has actual artistry. This Kitchen Hook Board is absolute genius and I absolutely cannot get over the unique beauty of the Rolling Pin Hook Rack. Farmer's shop is a haven of inspiration, organization, and eco-conscious living. It is heaven; Bluebird Heaven.
Bluebird Heaven is giving away one Multipurpose Decorative Hanging Storage Rack to one lucky winner!
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I like the small barn lumber shelf the best!
My grandma told me once, in a very stern voice, not to let my future husband run after other women because it would be "romance killer". Uh, grandma, if my future husband runs after other women I won't stay married to him! Her point was well taken, though. Thank you, grandma!
I like the Reclaimed Barn Wood Coat Rack!
i love the Love U rack! Best advice I ever received about relationships was always kiss goodnight.
I love the Printers Drawer Display.
I've heard from several people that you and your other need to TALK a LOT, and if possible, joke.
love the colourful unique coat rack, especially the one with drawer handles! too cute!
haven't really gotten any advice on maintaining relationships cos i've never been in a relationship (so no one has thought to offer me advice haha), although looking at my parents, i think it's always about making peace with each other (if they had an argument in the day) before going to bed. my parents work together so they're almost always together where ever they go, which already makes for lots of time spent together, something i think is very important in a relationship 🙂
and looking at the world's longest married couple, i think my parents are doing something right as well 🙂 (read about the couple here: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-2226145/Worlds-longest-married-couple-Husband-wife-100-spent-87-happy-years-together.html)
Not too surprisingly, I love the Reclaimed Barn wood Coat Rack. I am a bit obsessed with barns. My dad grew up in Montana and whenever we drive back to visit, I just love looking out over the green and honey-wheat fields to the weathered barns standing on the plain. In terms of relationship advice…I've been given lots of good advice, but I think the one that keeps me in tune with my husband the most is praying for him daily. It forces me to consider what struggles he might be going through and how I might help ease his way.
When I got married my mother-in-law told us "major on the majors and minor on the minors." It's been the best advice ever! What she meant was don't freak out about socks being left on the floor, freak out about a car accident or a house burning down! It's always good to keep things in perspective. :o))
Although, I truly love all the pieces. I love how Rustic but chic they are. Great statement pieces. I absolutely love the green rolling pin hanger. It's so simple but genius. Wish I had thought of it.
The best advice I think anyone can be given for a lasting relationship is to communicate. Lack of communication means one or both will eventually explode. Never let it get to that point. Don't nit pick, but communicate.
My favorite piece would be the jewelry storage. I adore it. Now, as far as the advice goes the best I have received would be: In a romantic relationship you have two choices: death or divorce. You can either die to your selfishness daily and learn to serve the other or you can get a divorce. The choice is yours.
awww, the "Love U Barn lumber and architectural detail Rack" is adorable! and the best advice…well…i don't know that i've ever been given any good advice on relationships. personally, i have discovered that relationships are not "one size fits all" so often, the advice i hear is not advice i would heed. so maybe my best advice is to remember that…not all relationships are "one size fits all." you know what needs to be done better than anyone else. so do it.
I like the Baby Block Custom Name Hook Board. Also, making a relationship works takes unselfishness. Putting God first and your husband second is the best advice I've heard.
The Reclaimed Barn Wood Coat Rack is perfect! My sister in-law advised us to play games. Board games and card games, not the other kind! My husband and I play a game after dinner, a few nights a week. It ensures that we have some time to talk, connect and have some fun!
i love the rolling pin apron racks! genius!!
my favorite advice was from a friend who told me the first year of marriage is always the hardest. i look back and realize she was so right — so much adjustment and newness, getting to really know each other and deal with everyday things like finances and bills. But it's so worth it! Now, 10 years later, our marriage is stronger than ever!
I really like the Cheese Box Repurposed Hanging storage. I think the best advice I've been given is to thank your significant other for the good things that they do….a little praise can really go a long way.
I like all the hooks, signs, and repurposed bits, but the rustic level hook rack is my favorite. Best relationship advice: I heard a woman say "sure, you're right, but do you want to be RIGHT or do you want to be MARRIED? Ok, then let it go." And that has stayed with me ever since because there are lots of times I am right, and even righteously indignant and angry, but I can either hold on to that, or let it go for the sake of harmony (which doesn't mean letting him get away with cr–, I definitely call him on that, it's just not choosing to hold on to my anger or my righteous position because there's plenty of times where I am wrong and I need grace from him too).
I love the "Purple Hook Rack". Best advice I've been given about making a relationship last is that it takes time to develop and nurture a relationship….from both people.
I love the set of 2 Hook Boards she has made. My 5 year old can never reach high enough to get her coat or hang her coat up on our existing coat rack on our entry wall…..so I find it on the kitchen floor a lot of times.
Best advice I have ever been given was from my older sister. She told me that there will be days, even weeks that go by that you will completely despise your spouse after you get married. You will argue, they will get on your last nerve, you will even swear you hate them at times! Then out of no where they will do something, sweet or funny or something that reminds you how you really, really love them. She said, "Don't think that marriage is some kind of Disney movie or a fairy tale "Chic Flick". You become family members and you are in each others faces ALL the time and it can really wear at both of you, but that does NOT mean that you AREN'T supposed to be married to this person! So don't doubt your love. It will always take work to keep your relationship strong." We should all tell our little boys and girls this. So when they grow up and are in a relationship, you just don't give up and think you have failed as a husband or wife, just because their fairy tale marriage they have pictured in their heads, isn't a reality. 🙂 Thank God for Big Sisters!
Love Rolling Pin Hook Rack! Very cute & practical…
Best advice to make a relationship last is never belittle your partner – never lose respect for them, and always be their ally. You should be their positive shoulder to lean on.
I love the Cheese Box Repurposed Hanging storage. It has character! The best piece of advice I've received is to always put your husband/wife first. If your spouse feels loved and respected they will in turn treat you the same way. And your children will learn to love and respect by watching you. I also really liked the advice of always fight naked. It's pretty difficult to be angry when nakedness is right in front of you ;o)
My favorite is the printer's drawer. My mom always had one hanging above the antique sewing machine, and it had tiny little knick-knacks in it (and I do love a good tiny knick-knack), and I have always wanted one of my own.
The best piece of relationship advice I've ever heard (and completely believe in) is to NEVER call your significant other names, no matter how angry you may be or, on the other hand, how much you may be "just kidding." Even when you're joking, it normalizes name-calling, and it's just not acceptable to get used to tearing each other down.
Chalk block hook rack- genius! Me and my daughter are about to move into our first proper home and we would love a coat rack 🙂
"Hold hands". So simple but so good. I wish I held my daughters dads hand more. It's not just about holding hands though, being close in "unintimate" moments is really important. Touch is a big, big thing.
the rolling pin hook rack is greatness! my grandma told me i needed to smile more then people would want to be my friend. and i've found that smiling once you are friends is the key to figuring out if you should keep the relationship going. if you're not smiling, the relationship isn't making you happy, so get out now.
I like the pointing finger sign. So cute! The best relationship advice I've been given is that it's never 50/50. It may even itself out in the end, but any relationship is usually not 50/50 all of the time.
I absolutely adore the love U barn rack.
Everytime I get off the phone with my dad he says, "I love you. Do good things." The advice I've learned from him over the years, regardless of the relationship, is to overuse I love you, to do good things for others, and communicate on the daily.
I'm really loving the shabby chic white and pink hanging rack. The best relationship advice I've ever gotten is not to go to bed angry. Every time I follow that advice, I sleep well. If I don't, I'm up all night stewing! It's so hard to do, but worth it!
I love the natural wood organizer. So nice!
Like a few above me, the best advice I ever received was to not go to bed angry. 6 years of marriage and this advice has never failed!
I love the projects that incorporate old type trays, especially the long printer drawer display. I had a small one on my wall as a child that I tucked toys into and I would love to have one again. Best advice: respect each other and your relationship wherever you are.
I love the Shabby Chic White and Pink Hanging Rack. The best advice I've gotten is "work hard. have fun and be careful"
I found myself clicking on each picture – ooohhing and awwwing at each piece of art. Love, love, love the multi-purpose decorative hanging storage racks!! What a unique way to jazz up any wall. The best advice I was given is to never make the one you love feel alone, especially when you are right there. It's an important rule to remember in any relationship — spouse, friend, family… 🙂
I love the Barn Wood Coat Rack Labeled Organizer, it's rustic and I love that each person gets their own hook!
My mother has told me that relationships will go through many changes, learn to grow and change with each other because you cannot move forward if you are stuck in the past.
love the bright hooks… Best advice…
you never know when your time is up…so never walk out of the house in anger…always hug and kiss those you love goodbye…..
I adore the dark orange/coral rack with hooks. I would LOVE IT for my house. I'm a newylwed (6 months in!) and the best advice I've been given for making a relationship list is to view it like a recipe. You have to put in a little of a lot of things (patience, time, hugs, ksisses) for it to bake in to a fabulously amazing cake (or cupcake or brownie or whatever one's heart desires) 🙂
I could really use the cuisine rack so that would be my fave, As for relationship advice, I guess one of the things is to keep moving forward and leave the past in the past and not let the little things bother you when there are much more important things to worry about. 🙂
The natural wood jewelry organizer is beautiful, and definitely my favorite. I could finally see all my jewelry if I had one of those :). For relationship advice, I think it's entirely important to remember yourself as an individual. Don't make your entire life your relationship. Continue to have your own goals, activities and friends.


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50 Books Every Modern Teenager Should Read: Today in Critical Linking
From old books to brand-new ones, from YA to poetry, from sci-fi to nonfiction, here are 50 books every modern teenager (and many modern adults) should read.
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The Bible is on its way to becoming the official book of Tennessee, at least if many of the state's senators have their way. Leaders of the Tennessee Senate have reportedly said they expect the bill to soon pass, despite their opposition
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Romance publisher Harlequin has formed a creative partnership with A+E Networks to produce a series of original scripted movies, web series, books and digital content.
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When I first started doing comics, I had a really hard time keeping my characters consistent. My characters would slowly evolve as I drew. By the time I got to the last page, they would look completely different from how they were on the first page. It drove me crazy.
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Liberals Are Stifling Intellectual Diversity On Campus
Free Speech and Religious Campuses
Clip: Greg Lukianoff argues that religious universities have explicit policies regarding free speech and are not stifling in the same way as liberal academia.
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What is college for? For many, it's a time for personal and intellectual growth, to meet new people, and to explore ideas and philosophies that challenge their beliefs. Or is it? Recent cancellations of conservative speakers, rescinded honorary degrees, and scrutiny of certain campus groups have heightened perceptions that there is pervasive liberal intolerance on campuses. Are liberals shutting down speech and debate on campus? Or is this theory a myth, based on the preponderance of liberals at universities rather than intentionally discriminatory actions?
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Angus Johnston is a historian of American student activism, and of student life and culture more broadly. An advocate of student organizing, he is... Read More
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- Liberals are shutting down speech that doesn't conform to their narrow orthodoxy.
- The freedom to express unpopular points of view encourages critical thinking, exploration, and debate.
- Academia is overwhelmingly liberal, with skewed views trickling down from administration to faculty to students.
- What we've heard about in the news are isolated, high-profile incidents that are not representative of what's happening on the majority of campuses.
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- 3 tablespoons flour
- 2 1⁄2 cups chicken broth
- 2 1⁄2 cups nonfat milk
- 2 tablespoons light sour cream
- 1 cup shredded cheddar cheese
- 1 cup shredded monterey jack pepper cheese
- 1 1⁄2 cups diced ham
- 1 medium onion, diced
- 3 large baking potatoes, baked, peeled and chilled, diced into bite size pieces3 green onions, diced
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- In a large dutch oven or soup pot cook bacon until crispy. Remove and set aside. Reserve 3 tablespoons pan drippings.
- Add 3 tablespoons of flour to the pan drippings. Whisk and cook one minute over medium heat (Note: Cooking the flour for a minute or so helps prevent your soup from having a pasty taste.) Whisk in the chicken broth.
- Slowly, whisk in the milk. Cook for 2-3 minutes or until the milk is warmed through. Whisk in sour cream. Add in cheddar and jack cheeses and stir soup until the cheeses have melted. Add in cooked bacon and remaining ingredients except for green onions. Simmer on medium-low heat for 35-40 minutes or until the soup thickens. Stirring occasionally. Do not let boil or you soup will separate.
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This is a quick and simple recipe I came up with. We were in process of changing our kitchen over to a low carb kitchen so decided to pull this dish together. Some people add a 1/4 tbsp. of chili power to the chili. Others have added 1 tbsp of taco seasoning to the vegetable sauce to begin with. To make this recipe truly low carb substitute in vegetarian 'ground beef' for the red kidney beans.
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- 1 (14 1/2 ounce) can diced tomatoes with green chilies
- 1⁄4 cup chopped green pepper
- 1⁄4 teaspoon garlic salt
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 2 large chicken breasts
- 1 (14 1/2 ounce) can red kidney beans
- 1 (6 ounce) can tomato juice
- 1⁄2 cup water
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- Preheat the oven to 375 degrees F.
- Mix the Diced Tomatoes with Chiles, Green Peppers, Garlic Salt, and Olive Oil in a ceramic, glass, or plastic bowl.
- If possible, do not use a metal bowl, especially copper.
- Metal may react with the tomato and diminish the overall taste.
- Cut the chicken breasts in half if desired.
- Spray your non-metal cooking pan with an Olive Oil Spray and lay the chicken in the pan.
- Spoon the vegetable mixture onto the chicken with just the edges of the chicken showing.
- Mix the vegetables every time you spoon the mixture onto the chicken so the oil does not separate.
- You should use about half the of the vegetable mixtures.
- Pour as much of the juice of the vegetable mixture into the empty areas in your cooking dish as you can.
- For clean up its best not get any of the tomatoes your pan.
- Cover and place the dish with the chicken in the oven for 25-30 minutes.
- Place the rest of the vegetable mixture and the Kidney Beans, Tomato Juice, and Water into a sauce pan.
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When playing the waiver-wire game, many people forget that it's not all about which players you're adding to your roster. Which guys you drop is equally important, and figuring out whom you can afford to part ways with is one of the toughest decisions a fantasy owner must make. A few years ago, I absolutely refused to drop Al Jefferson from one of my teams, simply because I knew he had the upside to be dominant if given the minutes. Turns out I was a year early on the big guy, and I ended up missing out on a ton of quality free agents because of my dedication to him. On the flip side, I'm sure more than a few folks dropped Big Al early last season, only to watch him tear up the court for the next five months. These are tough decisions we must make, so I've come up with a list of struggling players who are on the chopping block, with my decision on whether to cut them or keep them:
Charlie Villanueva, F, Bucks: It's disappointing, but he's a must-drop right now if you haven't already done so. Sure, he'll have nice value if Yi Jianlian goes down with an injury, but I wouldn't hold on to him for that reason alone. Yi, meanwhile, is still available in some leagues, and at this point, he shouldn't be.
Luis Scola, F/C, Rockets: Even though I tabbed him as a future "for real" in Are You For Real last week, it's time to part ways with the highly touted European in the present. Just be sure to keep a close eye on his minutes and be ready to scoop him back up later (especially if Yao Ming suffers an injury).
Anthony Parker, G/F, Raptors: This is tough to say because Parker had a nice 2006-07 season, but he has to go. There's only one player in this Raptors lineup who is averaging more than 30 minutes, and that's Chris Bosh at 30.9 minutes per game. As long as coach Sam Mitchell continues to roll with his deep bench, we won't be able to rely on a guy like Parker.
Josh Childress, F/G, Hawks: Here's one guy I won't be dropping. Sure, he's struggling right now, but we all know he's better than this, and the key here is that he's still getting 30.2 minutes per night. As long as he continues to earn that kind of playing time, he will end up being a nice option for points, steals and field goal percentage.
Players named last week who are still quality options in standard leagues: Cuttino Mobley, Brendan Haywood, Rashad McCants, Daniel Gibson and Francisco Garcia.
Troy Murphy, PF/C, Pacers (31.7 percent owned): It's surprising that T-Murph is still available in nearly 70 percent of ESPN fantasy leagues (as of late Sunday evening), especially after he posted 16 points, 5 rebounds and 2 3-pointers Friday and 18 points, 10 rebounds and 3 3-pointers Saturday night. Injury is always a concern with Murphy, but there's no harm in using him right now while he's healthy. With Ike Diogu out and Jermaine O'Neal struggling, the Pacers don't have many options in their frontcourt, so Murphy should continue to post strong numbers in points, rebounds and 3-pointers.
Derek Fisher, PG, Lakers (43.9 percent owned): Fisher isn't flashy, and he won't wow you with tools or upside. But he'll be consistent enough to warrant our attention in most fantasy formats. Averaging 14.0 points, 3.8 assists, 1.6 steals and 0.4 3-pointers through five games, Fisher has looked rejuvenated now that he's back in L.A. I'd like to see a few more assists out of the point guard slot, but Fisher has never been a big-time assist guy. He's more of a shooting guard in a point guard's body and has always been a nice option for 3s and steals throughout his career. Look for Fisher to produce numbers somewhere around 13 points, 4 assists, 1.2 steals and 1.2 3-pointers.
Bonzi Wells, SG, Rockets (17.4 percent owned): Two big games last week have put Wells back on the fantasy map. That will happen when you go for 14 points, 15 rebounds and a steal, then follow that up three nights later with 18 points, 7 boards and a steal. Talent has never been an issue for Wells; he's always had it. Injury and attitude have been his downfall throughout his career, but he seems to be fitting in well with the new-look Rockets. Of course, just as soon as everyone starts getting excited, Wells struggled with his shot Sunday night in Charlotte. He was still able to grab 6 rebounds and grab a steal in 25 minutes, and that's why we should all take a good look at Bonzi: He's a rebounding and steal machine when he's getting minutes.
Steve Blake/Jarrett Jack, PG, Trail Blazers (6.4 and 4.4 percent owned, respectively): Since his demotion to the bench Wednesday, all Jack has done is come out and average 16.7 points, 3.0 assists, 0.7 3-pointers and a steal per game in 26.0 minutes. Whether he's using the demotion as a motivational tool or he just plays better with the second unit doesn't matter much to me. The only thing that matters is that Jack is starting to play more like he did last season, when he put up 12.0 points, 5.3 assists, 1.1 steals and 0.8 3s per game.
Since the lineup change, the Blazers are 3-0, so expect to see Blake running with the starting five for the foreseeable future. Blake is dishing like a madman, averaging 8.7 assists and a 3-pointer per game in his three starts. Of course, as long as these two continue to split time, they will limit each other's effectiveness. But that doesn't mean they shouldn't be owned in fantasy leagues. Blake is the guy you want if you need a boost in assists and 3s, and Jack should be considered if you're looking for points and steals.
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Players named last week who are still quality options in deeper formats: Kyle Lowry, DeSagana Diop, Theo Ratliff, Carlos Delfino and Jason Maxiell.
If Vince Carter is going to miss any significant time with his sprained ankle, you can expect to see a lot more of third-year swingman Antoine Wright in New Jersey. Wright already is earning decent playing time (28.5 minutes per game) and is showing some quality upside, with averages of 11.8 points, 1.3 3-pointers and a steal per game. Wright might be only a short-term option for now, but he is the Nets' third-highest scorer and is a potential difference-maker in points, steals and 3s.
The Kings' latest attempt to replace Mike Bibby involves former Tony Parker backup
Beno Udrih. The 25-year-old hasn't seen much of the court in his three-year career, but he's definitely more of a pure point guard than any of the Kings' other options right now. Don't be surprised to see Udrih earning more minutes over the next few weeks, and look for him to be a solid contributor in steals and 3-pointers.
Three rookies -- Corey Brewer, Jeff Green and
Mike Conley -- might soon be getting the minutes we all hoped they would before the season began. You see, the Timberwolves, SuperSonics and Grizzlies are all off to horrendous starts, and a lineup shakeup could be approaching. None of the three rookies is earning enough minutes to warrant much fantasy attention, but all three have shown enough flashes of brilliance in their limited playing time to earn at least a look.
When Devin Brown went off for 20 points, 11 rebounds and 2 3-pointers Friday night, I couldn't help but think about last season, when he proved to be a solid injury fill-in for the New Orleans Hornets. Brown averaged 11.7 points, 3.9 rebounds, 0.7 steals and 1.5 3-pointers per game in 49 starts for the Hornets last season, and with Larry Hughes hurting and Sasha Pavlovic struggling, there's definitely some room for Brown to make his case at shooting guard for the Cavs.
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It seems Claudia Jordan's popularity could have been her downfall in her gig with "The Rickey Smiley Morning Show," causing the media personality to leave the nationally syndicated radio show.
With news of Jordan's departure from the show comes rumors of what went down behind the scenes to make her leave her post. The Atlantic Journal Constitution's Rodney Ho says a dip in ratings was just a small problem of a larger issue between Jordan and Smiley.
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Despite the passage of time and advances in technology, there is still considerable uncertainty
as to the location of the positions of the first freehold farms at the Cape, South Africa. These
grants are now 350 years old and of historical interest to the cadastral community.
Traditional relocation methods of cadastral surveyors can now be complemented by recent
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