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Category Archives: FeFNet
Beginning Django
As I move on from the stage of just “getting my feet wet” with the Python-based web framework Django, I’ve found a lot of good resources for learning that weren’t very obvious initially. Although everyone’s case may be different, I’ve … Continue reading
My Django Test Drive
With school out for the summer, I’ve been spending some of my free time learning to program with Django (pronounced JANG-oh — the D is silent) and Python. Over Christmas break I had spent a lot of time playing with … Continue reading
It Starts at Home
I just read a great article that seems to begin with the exact words I wish everyone thought: Online Safety Begins with Parents, not Laws and Government. It seems like this should be common knowledge, but that’s decidedly untrue. Although … Continue reading
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Crazy Eights
This is a meme that Beth tagged me to do. You asked for it, you got it. Toyota. 8 things I’m passionate about: 1. Learning 2. Being a good husband and father 2. Living up to my beliefs 3. Having … Continue reading
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Humanitarian Aid
I got a little teary-eyed when I read that the humanitarian efforts of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints have saved over 400,000 lives in developing countries by “training medical staff and birth attendants how to resuscitate oxygen-deprived … Continue reading
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