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Court skeptical of strict mechanical test
Below, Professor Jonathan Hayes, who authors the BankruptcyProf Blog, recaps Monday's oral argument in Hamilton v. Lanning (08-998). Check the Hamilton v. Lanning page on SCOTUSwiki for additional information about the case. [Disclosure: Akin Gump and Howe & Russell represent the respondent Stephanie Lanning, but Professor Hayes was not involved in the case.]
At oral argument in Hamilton v. Lanning, the petitioner "" chapter 13 trustee Jan Hamilton "" faced questions from the outset regarding when, if ever, the Bankruptcy Court can deviate from the specific statutory formula set forth in the Bankruptcy Code.
Justice Alito's questions captured the Court's sentiment: he emphasized that the argument that Congress devised a specific framework for computing the plan payment but then allowed for modification of that payment by using the word "projected" was "strange." But following Hamilton's interpretation, he continued, would lead to an absurd result. He inquired about the reverse of Ms. Lanning's situation "" that is, one in which the prior six months' income would lead to payments that were less than the debtor can afford. Hamilton responded that the Code's "good faith" requirement would militate against such a scenario.
Justice Sotomayor also appeared skeptical, asking Hamilton, "why go through all these machinations?" Instead, she suggested, shouldn't the Court just find "narrow circumstances" in which the bankruptcy court "can deviate from the statutory formula?" Hamilton's argument over and over was that Congress established a specific formula, which should be followed even if, as here, the debtor cannot get a plan confirmed. Responding to the concern, chiefly raised by Justice Ginsburg, that Lanning could not get a plan confirmed, Hamilton suggested that the debtor could use section 101(10A) to change the computation of current monthly income, or she could have filed at a different time (which would have changed the computations), or she could dismiss and refile. The Chief and Justices Scalia and Kennedy chided Hamilton for suggesting that the bankruptcy court could make changes or modifications or adjustments in some areas but not others. Any "reasonable" adjustments, for practical purposes, would change the statutory result by allowing the bankruptcy court to determine what a reasonable payment would be "" seemingly the opposite of what Congress intended.
Counsel for the debtor, Thomas Goldstein, made a fairly lengthy statement at the outset of his presentation without interruption by the Court. Chief Justice Roberts offered a few questions, joined by Scalia, agreeing that "disposable income" is defined but "projected disposable income" is not. Goldstein pointed out that the word "multiplied" is used in other areas of the bankruptcy code but is not here. Also, because Congress provided that the debtor must pay her income "to be received," Congress intended the Bankruptcy Court to look into the future.
Arguing for the government as an amicus in support of the debtor, Assistant to the Solicitor General Sarah Harrington fielded questions about how the bankruptcy court is supposed to look into the future to determine the debtor's disposable income.
Mr. Hamilton had a very short rebuttal, with no additional questions from the Court. Justices Breyer, Stevens, and Thomas did not ask any questions during the argument.


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With Apple rumored to be unveiling a new iPhone next week, Microsoft's Windows Mobile unit is trying to get ahead of the news by touting its position in a letter to its industry partners today. But the letter may also get attention for another reason — a change in the language Microsoft is using to describe its Windows Mobile sales expectations.
As recently as February, Microsoft said it expected to sell "more than 20 million" Windows Mobile licenses in the current fiscal year, which concludes at the end of this month. In today's letter, Microsoft's Andy Lees instead says the company "will sell nearly 20 million Windows Mobile smartphone licenses."
Is the change from "more than" to "nearly" a meaningful hedge? Some might read it that way. But Microsoft representatives say no.
"We've always said our goal has been 20 million, and we're on track," said Scott Rockfeld, group product manager in the company's Mobile Communications Business, when asked about the change. "If it's short of 20 million, it's going to be a rounding error."
Read the full letter here: PDF, 1 page.
The letter includes some thinly veiled digs at Apple, whose next-generation iPhone is expected to based on high-speed 3G wireless technology. Lees, the new senior vice president of Microsoft's Mobile Communications Business, tells the company's mobile-operator partners: "We're proud that we've been able to work with you to deliver more than 40 different phones that run at 3G speeds, at prices that meet a range of customer needs — something not all smartphones can claim."
Lees also compares Windows Mobile sales to those of Apple and Research in Motion, which has been getting attention for its new BlackBerry Bold device. He writes that Windows Mobile "sold more in the previous four quarters than RIM, and in the last quarter our year-over-year unit growth alone was greater than sales of Apple's iPhone."
In addition, Lees cites the breadth of phones using the company's software:
To our 50 handset makers building phones with our software, thank you. With your help, we give Windows Mobile customers nearly 150 different phone choices — from phones with full keyboards to brilliant touch screens to convenient flip phones — with rich email, picture and music experiences. You've delivered Windows Mobile phones with features like GPS, 3+ megapixel cameras, and voice activation — features that other operating systems have been slow to deliver.
But in terms of a competitive response from Microsoft to Apple's news, the letter looks to be it, for now. Microsoft introduced the latest version of the operating system, Windows Mobile 6.1, in April, and it is not expected to release a new Windows Mobile update next week.
Microsoft is countering Apple and RIM by touting new Windows Mobile devices such as the HTC Touch Diamond and Sony Ericsson Xperia X1.


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Day 8: Upper Dean Cow to Miranda
It's a fairly short hike to Head of Dean staffed camp this morning. Head of Dean is a cool place because it has a big challenge course, which is designed to get the crew working together as a team to accomplish different tasks.
Kendall gets friendly with one of Head of Dean's residents.
Kendall and Tonie take advantage of the rare opportunity to wash clothes while we wait for our Head of Dean challenge to start.
The first challenge is a "group sit." See how well it goes:
The next challenge has the crew trying to get a tire over the top of a pole without touching the pole.
Next up is the Nitro Crossing, in which each crew member has to somehow get a rope using only their body and then swing across a line—and do it all without talking. Watch Travis and the gang go for it:
And then Charlie and company finally get it:
With the Spider Web challenge, the crew has to get each member through rope web (with two people blindfolded), using each hole once and not touching the ropes. Watch as a blindfolded Charlie encounters the web:
Last is the Wall challenge. This one's a toughy. Everybody has to make it up a 12-foot wall with the help of everyone else who hasn't yet gone up it. It's not as easy as it looks, as Christian can testify:
But the crew gets the hang of it, and they start making it up the Wall. Here's Trevor:
Since Tonie's last, the crew tries a different technique with her:
Finally, success!:
Working the Wall.
After the challenge course, we're off to our next camp: Miranda.
When we start hearing rifle shots in the distance, we know we're getting close. Miranda has a black-powder rifle range.
When we get there, we find that Miranda is a wildlife paradise. The camp is set in a wide mountain meadow of green grass and colorful wildflowers leading up to a big white tepee and staff cabin. We spot turkeys loping nearby and hummingbirds feeding at orange, trumpet-shaped wildflowers.
Kevin checks in at the Miranda staff cabin.
After check-in, we head to the black-powder rifle program, where we learn how to load and fire the old-timey guns. Everybody places their caps, bandanas, camp shoes—whatever they don't mind getting a hole in—on the range as targets. Watch Crew Leader Kevin take aim:
As a staffer looks on, Trevor pours the black powder in the barrel and rams it down. The result? A shot through his cap (He wasn't wearing the cap at the time.)
Christian has good luck with his bandana.
Charlie has a blast at the rifle range. "You feel on top of the world when you shoot a gun," he says. As for the old-timey black-powder rifle? "It was easy to fire. There wasn't as much of a kick as I expected."
This evening, the crew is invited by the staff to a friendly game of Mountain Ball. Miranda's staff is well-known as a bunch of crazy mountain men, and their game is as crazy as they are.
Mountain Ball is a version of baseball, only everybody plays as a mob, self-pitching and running the bases in no particular order. Oh, and the best part? The mountain men ALWAYS win, even if they have to cheat to do it. Tonight they win 10 to 0.
Miranda Mountain Ball: Crazy, I tell you.
Back at our campsite, the moon is bright, bathing the meadow grass and fir trees in silver.
Tonie, Trevor, Christian and Charlie build a campfire.
Fortunately, the moon isn't so bright that it washes out the Perseids Meteor Shower tonight. Every once in a while we catch quick streaks of light across the sky.


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Survey: Many Texans eligible for subsidies from the ACA still believe coverage is too expensive
Half of Texans who are eligible for premium subsidies under the Affordable Care Act (ACA) and who looked for health plans in the ACA's Health Insurance Marketplace said cost was the main reason they didn't enroll in a plan. That's just one of the findings in a report released today by Rice University's Baker Institute for Public Policy and the Episcopal Health Foundation.
The report specifically looked at lower- to middle-income families in Texas who don't have access to health insurance through an employer and who earn too much to qualify for public programs. That group includes approximately 2 million uninsured Texans and is a key target population of the ACA. The report found that virtually all of the target population knew about the ACA Marketplace and the available subsidies for health insurance premiums.
In addition, the report found that one-third of those aware of the marketplace looked for information on health insurance plans. Another one-third planned to look for that information in the future.
However, many Texans who looked for plans in the ACA Marketplace still didn't enroll in a health insurance plan. The report found half of those who did not enroll said costs were the main reason – either costs were too high or they didn't have enough money to enroll at that time.
The report is the sixth in a series on the implementation of the ACA in Texas. It was co-authored by Elena Marks, the president and CEO of the Episcopal Health Foundation and a health policy scholar at the Baker Institute, and Vivian Ho, the chair in health economics at the Baker Institute, a professor of economics at Rice and a professor of medicine at Baylor College of Medicine.
"The affordability of Health Insurance Marketplace plans, even with subsidies, has been an open question from the outset," Marks said. "Perceptions about affordability may be preventing some Texans from enrolling in a plan. The intense, politically charged dialogue around the ACA in the state may have created misconceptions about the costs."
Uninsured Texans may also think health coverage is too expensive because the cost is new to them, the report found. Even with subsidies, some families still would pay some amount for coverage – an added expense, regardless of the amount, not previously part of the family budget.
Also, the report found there's evidence many uninsured don't value health insurance or believe they can still use charity care programs that offer free or discounted medical care on a pay-as-you-go basis.
As the report showed, most of the uninsured knew about the ACA Marketplace and two-thirds looked, or planned to look, for information on health insurance plans. However, the report also discovered 29 percent not only hadn't looked for marketplace information, they also didn't plan to look for information in the future.
"Many of those who didn't buy insurance will pay a penalty of $95 or 1 percent of income on their 2014 tax return," Ho said. "That penalty rises to $695 or 2.5 percent of income in 2016, which will likely lead to more people enrolling in coming years."
The Health Reform Monitoring Survey (HRMS)-Texas report is based on a national project that provides timely information on implementation issues under the Affordable Care Act and changes in health insurance coverage and related health outcomes. The Episcopal Health Foundation and Baker Institute are partnering to fund studies of and report on key factors about Texans obtained from an expanded representative sample of Texas residents. Today's report contains responses from 1,595 Texans in September 2013 and 1,538 in March 2014.
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Tracy Hines shies away from talk of his inclusion among the greats in USAC racing history. The New Castle, Indiana veteran has amassed some of the most staggering statistics in the organization's annals dating back to 1956, but he is still focused on the task at hand.
"I'm kind of a 'live-in-the moment, what-have-you-done-for-me-lately' guy, and lately my last runs in a sprint car were ninth at Perris. I know what the Achilles heel of our program is, and that's our short-track stuff, so our goal is to turn that around this year. We've been able to take some steps in the offseason to hopefully get us better there and give us a chance to win more races," Hines said.
Hines' self-run team is even more ready to take on the challenging schedule in 2014, after adding partners in the off-season and strengthening his full-time crew. The team continues to utilize DRC Chassis along with Stanton Racing Engines.
"The biggest thing is our new partner, The Carolina Nut Company, coming on board as our primary sponsor. Between that and the support of our returning and other new sponsors, we were able to make some upgrades. We added Taylor Courtney as a full-time employee. We completed another car to start the year, and we found some powerplants that we believe will put us in the hunt, week in and week out. We bought some Chevys for this year, and Stanton will still do all our engine work," Hines said.
The primary sponsorship from The Carolina Nut Company that adorns his car and trailer with new colors is joined by Hansen's Welding, Elliott's Custom Trailers, MPH Promotions, and Turbines, Inc. for the coming season.
Hines led off last season at Bubba Raceway Park in Ocala, Florida with two wins in three races. From there, however, he was unable to visit victory lane again.
Those two wins elevated the 41-year old to a tie for third on the all-time USAC National Sprint Car win list with 45 scores, just one behind the legendary Jack Hewitt and seven behind leader Tom Bigelow. Going into this season, Hines sits tied for fourth after Dave Darland put together a streak of wins during 2013 to vault to second with 47 triumphs.
"There wasn't much pressure to catch those guys until Dave passed me, and that frankly got me pissed off," Hines joked, adding, "So now I gotta get on a hot streak like he got on. That's why we're gearing up to go out and win some races. We're prepared as we can be to go do it, so we gotta give it our best shot to go do that this year."
That all starts with "Winter Dirt Games V" at Bubba Raceway Park in Ocala, Florida from February 20-22, where Hines took the final two nights in 2013.
"I'm not sure I should go down and win this year, after I won there last year and didn't win any more. Maybe I wanna run second all three nights," Hines quipped, adding, "We had a good combination last year, and caught things just right those two nights. Florida is a slightly different animal. Usually, you're trying to hook up to a mostly sand base, but he's added some clay, both last year and this year. We'll just have to see how that's changed," Hines said.
He will look for a strong start to the AMSOIL National Sprint Car championship, a title he secured in 2002. He lacks only a National Midget championship to join the "Triple Crown Club" and also ranks the "Turkey Night Grand Prix" for midgets and the ultra-grueling "Indiana Sprintweek" as two goals still on his career hit list.
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Lynda Barry appears at Unity Temple in Oak Park Discussing PICTURE THIS on January 25, 2011 at 7:30 pm.
Lynda Barry single-handedly created a literary genre all her own, the graphic memoir/how-to, otherwise known as the bestselling, the acclaimed, but most important, the adored and the inspirational What It Is. The R. R. Donnelley and Eisner Award-winning book posed, explored, and answered the question: "Do you wish you could write?" Now with Picture This, Barry asks: "Do you wish you could draw?" It features the return of Barry's most beloved character, Marlys, and introduces a new one, the Near-sighted Monkey. Like What It Is, Picture This is an inspirational, take-home extension of Barry's traveling, continually sold-out, and sought-after workshop, "Writing the Unthinkable."
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Everton boss David Moyes has advised Marouane Fellaini to take a leaf out of Lionel Messi's book when it comes to being on the receiving end of rough-house tactics from opponents.
Toffees midfielder Fellaini was left with a bleeding knee on Saturday by a tackle from Norwich's Bradley Johnson, with no action being taken by referee Lee Mason. The Belgium international subsequently took retribution by barging Johnson over, which resulted in a free-kick and a stern talking-to.
Moyes has no doubt referees could do more to protect Fellaini, but has told the 25-year-old to follow the lead of Barcelona's superstar Messi. Moyes said: "I keep saying to him 'look at Lionel Messi' - he gets kicked every week."
The Toffees manager added: "Everybody wants to kick him (Messi) because it is the only way to stop him, but all he ever does is sort of smile, get up and get on with it, and then does it again. So I have told him (Fellaini) he has to copy that.
"I don't think he'll ever be as good as that, but certainly in his temperament, he should try to be similar to Lionel Messi, who looks as if he just gets on and accepts that people have to try to stop him some way."
Earlier this season, Fellaini was handed a three-game ban by the Football Association after headbutting Stoke's Ryan Shawcross as the pair jostled for position - something he issued an apology for but also said he felt he had not been given any protection from the match officials.
Moyes said: "You trust them (officials) and expect them to go about their job the same for everybody. But if you look at him (Fellaini), you know he has to take as many challenges as anybody. He will give as many out, but I don't think he gets protected as well as what there is when he is challenging somebody."
Moyes was speaking ahead of Tuesday's FA Cup fifth-round replay against npower League One Oldham at Goodison Park, in which his team will be looking to contain the threat of 6ft 6in striker Matt Smith, who netted a dramatic stoppage-time equaliser for the Latics to ensure the original tie finished 2-2 on February 16.
"That type of centre-forward was probably more prevalent in my day - we had one of them every week," Moyes, a former centre-back, said. "I think it is less and less so the case now in the Premier League, so that is what makes it a little bit more unusual.
"I don't think there are quite as many teams using a big man the way Oldham do. But it is part of football and there is no right or wrong way to play. The job is to win, and whatever way you choose to do it, as long as it is within the rules, that is okay."


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1. Re: set-tx-query-timeout does not work?jbertram Apr 9, 2012 9:40 AM (in response to krot-s)
Yes, you misunderstood this feature. When a transaction times out the transaction manager does not interrupt the thread associated with the transaction. It only marks the transaction as aborted (as you see in the log) so that when the thread attempts to commit or rollback the transaction an exception will be thrown (since one can't commit or rollback an aborted transaction).
To be clear, interrupting the thread turns out to be a bad idea in most cases. A well behaved resource manager will eventually time out on its own (this is a completely separate timeout from the JTA timeout set by the transaction manager or application). At worst, a resource manager would be confused and left in an inconsistent state. Further, most JDBC drivers use blocking I/O and happily continue on with their work even if the thread has been interrupted.
2. Re: set-tx-query-timeout does not work?krot-s Apr 9, 2012 9:57 AM (in response to jbertram)
Thank you for reply,
So, what does set-tx-query-timeout mean? What does it affect?
3. Re: set-tx-query-timeout does not work?jbertram Apr 9, 2012 10:11 AM (in response to krot-s)
Re-reading your comment I think I misunderstood what you were saying. You properly understood what the set-tx-query-timeout feature is supposed to do in essence. I thought you were expecting the transaction timeout to interrupt the thread, but you are actually wanting the query timeout to take care of this instead - which is reasonable. It does appear that the set-tx-query-timeout is not doing its job.
4. Re: set-tx-query-timeout does not work?krot-s Apr 9, 2012 10:21 AM (in response to krot-s)
Here is additional info that may be helpful:
[standalone@localhost:9999 /] /subsystem=transactions:read-resource(recursive=true)
"outcome" => "success",
"result" => {
"default-timeout" => 300,
"enable-statistics" => false,
"enable-tsm-status" => false,
"jts" => false,
"node-identifier" => "1",
"object-store-path" => "tx-object-store",
"object-store-relative-to" => "jboss.server.data.dir",
"path" => "var",
"process-id-socket-max-ports" => 10,
"process-id-uuid" => true,
"recovery-listener" => false,
"relative-to" => "jboss.server.data.dir",
"socket-binding" => "txn-recovery-environment",
"status-socket-binding" => "txn-status-manager"
[standalone@localhost:9999 /] /subsystem=datasources/data-source=eflPool/:read-resource(recursive=true)
"outcome" => "success",
"result" => {
"allocation-retry" => undefined,
"allocation-retry-wait-millis" => undefined,
"background-validation" => false,
"background-validation-millis" => 0L,
"blocking-timeout-wait-millis" => undefined,
"check-valid-connection-sql" => undefined,
"connection-properties" => undefined,
"connection-url" => "jdbc:oracle:thin:@xx.xx.xx.xx:xxxx:dev11g",
"datasource-class" => undefined,
"driver-class" => "oracle.jdbc.OracleDriver",
"driver-name" => "ojdbc6.jar",
"enabled" => true,
"exception-sorter-class-name" => undefined,
"exception-sorter-properties" => undefined,
"flush-strategy" => undefined,
"idle-timeout-minutes" => undefined,
"jndi-name" => "java:jboss/datasources/eflPool",
"jta" => false,
"max-pool-size" => 10,
"min-pool-size" => 4,
"new-connection-sql" => undefined,
"password" => "xxxxxx",
"pool-prefill" => undefined,
"pool-use-strict-min" => undefined,
"prepared-statements-cache-size" => 10L,
"query-timeout" => 300L,
"reauth-plugin-class-name" => undefined,
"reauth-plugin-properties" => undefined,
"security-domain" => undefined,
"set-tx-query-timeout" => true,
"share-prepared-statements" => true,
"spy" => "false",
"stale-connection-checker-class-name" => undefined,
"stale-connection-checker-properties" => undefined,
"track-statements" => "\"NOWARN\"",
"transaction-isolation" => undefined,
"url-delimiter" => undefined,
"url-selector-strategy-class-name" => undefined,
"use-ccm" => false,
"use-fast-fail" => "false",
"use-java-context" => "true",
"use-try-lock" => undefined,
"user-name" => "flatbed",
"valid-connection-checker-class-name" => undefined,
"valid-connection-checker-properties" => undefined,
"validate-on-match" => false,
"statistics" => {
"pool" => undefined,
"jdbc" => undefined
Options that I'm not sure about are: "jta" for datasource and "jst" for transactions subsystem, they are both set to "false" now.
5. Re: set-tx-query-timeout does not work?krot-s Apr 9, 2012 12:03 PM (in response to krot-s)
I'm not exactly sure, but it seems to be a bug.
Let me show the facts.
All datasources and prepared statement are wrapped by JCA datasource (from ironjacamar project). Right before query execution there is a call to org.jboss.jca.adapters.jdbc.WrapperConnection#checkConfiguredQueryTimeout(..), it in turn checks boolean variable org.jboss.jca.adapters.jdbc.BaseWrapperManagedConnectionFactory#isTransactionQueryTimeout, and setter for it is never called.
As I understand it should be called from org.jboss.as.connector.subsystems.datasources.AS7DataSourceDeployer#setMcfProperties(..), but I didn't find it there.
Is that a bug or some kind of misunderstanding? Should I post an issue to JIRA?
6. Re: set-tx-query-timeout does not work?jbertram Apr 9, 2012 12:38 PM (in response to krot-s)
It looks like a bug to me. The code in org.jboss.as.connector.subsystems.datasources.AbstractDataSourceService.AS7DataSourceDeployer#setMcfProperties never inspects org.jboss.jca.common.api.metadata.ds.TimeOut#isSetTxQueryTimeout. Please open a JIRA. Thanks.
7. Re: set-tx-query-timeout does not work?krot-s Apr 9, 2012 12:50 PM (in response to krot-s)
Reported an issue https://issues.jboss.org/browse/AS7-4433


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Yesterday, I talked about the different celestial messages that indicate good luck. Now if the universe gives us messages to inform us of possible good luck, they also sent messages to us to indicate possible bad luck that may come our way. Some of the most common bad luck omens are the following…
A light that flickers 'on and off' is usually a sign that something bad may happen. We often see these in films but unlike most things portrayed in the film, there's a lot of truth here. In the olden times these usually happens with candles and/or lamps and may still happen in your altar lights, but any other ordinary household lights that flickers is also an indication of a bad luck.
A dish breaks while you're using it is also a great indication of a bad omen.
While on the road and thinking of a project and you encounter a roadblock, this usually means that there's going to be a problem or a delay. I personally experienced this omen. One time I was trying to collect from a client who usually pays on time. I was in the car when I called up the person-in-charge and while talking to her I encountered a roadblock, I knew then that there's going to be a problem in the payment. True enough because of a new policy of their office, there's going to be a delay in the payment, and it took another two months before they were able to pay me. The road block may come as a real physical road block or you may be browsing a magazine/newspaper or surfing the net while thinking or discussing the matter with somebody and you encounter a picture of a road block. That would be an omen already.
A bursting pipe usually indicates bad luck for the whole family.
Coming across a fallen tree that blocks your way is an indication of a bad luck also. A fallen tree blocked a friend who was on his way to a meeting, which is held at the construction site of his housing project. He was with his mom at that time, which he was dropping off at the grocery. His mom told him to just cancel the meeting because the fallen tree gave her an uneasy feeling, however, he said he's not superstitious and needs to proceed to the meeting. When he got to the meeting, he had an accident and was bedridden for about a month. Not all bad lucks are as obvious as this; sometimes it can happen in other ways, like losing a contract or a project, or losing some money.
I wrote before that encountering a funeral is actually not a sign of bad luck, however, if you happen to see an accident that involves a dying or a dead person it usually means something bad is also about to come your way.
Also, yesterday I wrote about coming across a person who carries religious items usually indicates good luck. But if the said person were carrying a cross then that would mean that you would soon have to carry a burden.
Lastly, and not to put a stigma on disabled person, but on your way to a big meeting or a project and you encounter a severely disabled person who is not on a wheelchair would usually mean that the project is going to be problematic.
These are just some of the possible omens, you might encounter some other omens or celestial message, and we do encounter them everyday, you just need to be more conscious about the fact that everyday the universe tries to communicate with us.


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60. Re: Seam.Next discussionasookazian Nov 11, 2011 5:14 PM (in response to shane.bryzak)
Spring in a Nutshell is due out
Seam in a Nutshell will never be published.
I was a die-hard Seam advocate during the early Seam 2.x days. Now, the managers say
how can I find a Seam developer for this Seam project? Maintenance nightmare.
It's all JVM/Spring/Hibernate/RDBMS for now and for a while (just check the job listings). Done deal.
I do wish JBoss core dev team the best of luck, but personally I'm moving on to Spring 3...
61. Re: Seam.Next discussionmdesignz Nov 11, 2011 6:47 PM (in response to shane.bryzak)
Someone should write a Seam 2.x to Spring 3 migration tutorial.
I've given up on ever seeing the Seam 2.x to Seam 3.x migration document.
62. Re: Seam.Next discussionasookazian Nov 11, 2011 6:52 PM (in response to shane.bryzak)
Robert Morse wrote on Nov 11, 2011 18:47:
Someone should write a Seam 2.x to Spring 3 migration tutorial.
I've given up on ever seeing the Seam 2.x to Seam 3.x migration document.
Is it even possible to easily port a 2.x app to 3.x? The core is drastically different (DI is Weld now and uses proxies with totally different design, etc.)
How bout 2.x to 3.x and then migrate to Ceylon?
By then AI will be real and ubiquitous and Siri will finally answer my personal questions about her!
63. Re: Seam.Next discussionmdesignz Nov 11, 2011 7:06 PM (in response to shane.bryzak)
The document that has been promised for months (years?) was a migration manual. In other words, if you have this kind of widget in Seam 2.x, here's what it would look like in Seam 3.x. I'm pretty much with you on giving up. I'm stunned that whoever is responsible for marketing Seam still has a job.
I'd be very interested in carrying on this discussion off of the forum. If you're interested, send me a message: rmorse at predictiveLogic dot com.
64. Re: Seam.Next discussionshane.bryzak Nov 11, 2011 7:14 PM (in response to shane.bryzak)
We have the following wiki page which Jozef has been working on:
As Arbi pointed out it's not a trivial exercise to port from Seam 2.x to 3.x, as Seam 2 was based on a proprietary component model and Seam 3 is based on CDI. The proper question that people should be asking though is 'How do you port from Seam 2.x to Java EE6?' We probably haven't done enough to enlighten our users in this area though, least of all by giving our wiki page a title of 'Seam 2 to Seam 3 Migration Notes'. However this is what our users search for when they want to know how to upgrade their Seam 2 application.
65. Re: Seam.Next discussionkem Nov 12, 2011 3:59 AM (in response to shane.bryzak)
Do you know what is the intent and/or strategy behind seam 3 in terms of productivity?.
At this time, why should one uses seam 3 instead of vanilla java ee6 or Spring3...
It's clear that many seam2 advocate will not migrate to seam 3 as it is now. On the other hand, it's also clear that these people will not keep using seam 2 forever. Means that all these users are potential candidate for Spring3, vanilla javaEE6 ... So, may I ask the following:
what is the seam team strategy to keep these seam 2 users and advocates in the seam ecosystem? Are these people just collateral damage for seam 3?
66. Re: Seam.Next discussionpgmjsd Nov 12, 2011 7:52 AM (in response to shane.bryzak)
Do you know what is the intent and/or strategy behind seam 3 in terms of productivity?.
At this time, why should one uses seam 3 instead of vanilla java ee6
That is (IMO), one of the good points about Seam 3: It's basically just a bunch of CDI component libraries that you can use to enhance your application, or just to make working with JSF2 and CDI easier. I'm not sure why, but it looks like a lot of folks are expecting it to be some big, monolithic framework. Did this kind of thing happen to Hibernate when JPA came along?
Anyway, in terms of productivity, I see Solder and Seam Faces as being essential. I've found them very useful in the JEE6 projects I've done so far.
67. Re: Seam.Next discussionpgmjsd Nov 12, 2011 8:09 AM (in response to shane.bryzak)
Arbi Sookazian wrote on Nov 11, 2011 17:14:
I was a die-hard Seam advocate during the early Seam 2.x days. Now, the managers say
how can I find a Seam developer for this Seam project? Maintenance nightmare.
It's all JVM/Spring/Hibernate/RDBMS for now and for a while (just check the job listings). Done deal.
This is exactly the kind of thing that makes me want to go build my next thing in some strange, but cool framework like Scala/Lift. ;)
There is a definite tendency for managers to have the perception that having a big developer pool with direct experience in very specific technologies is a good thing. However, IMO this is a bad way to select technologies, and a terrible way to build a team (just my opinion). IMO good developers can learn anything, and fast. The ones that want to learn TheMostPopularFramework are a commodity. The ones that have interest in new things are more likely to be great engineers. So, the big developer pool is a good thing if you want a team of mediocre developers.
Arbi - Have fun with your non-JEE6, Spring Kool Aid, buddy! ;)
68. Re: Seam.Next discussionesteve Nov 15, 2011 11:36 AM (in response to shane.bryzak)
Is anybody at Seam dev team going to put some comments and conclusions anywhere about this topic they started?
What is going on at JBoss about Seam? People just want to know.
I will give support to Seam 3, because it is a very good strategy, but we need to know how it will be executed and what we can do to help.
69. Re: Seam.Next discussionlightguard Nov 15, 2011 12:22 PM (in response to shane.bryzak)
We're almost at the point we can discuss what we have planned for Seam. We're making sure all of our i's are dotted and t's are crossed before we send out the message. Sorry for the delay.
70. Re: Seam.Next discussionboomerbrian.brian.abston.featurenotbug.com Nov 19, 2011 1:50 PM (in response to shane.bryzak)
I don't think Seam has the support and resources from JBoss. This was confirmed for me when I took the Seam training class offered by JBoss. It was a joke. The documentation had so many errors and most of the examples didn't even work. It was so bad the instructor spent most of his time apologizing. The only saving grace for me and my guys was the Dan Allen book. We have a very large project coming up and we are trying to decide if we are going to stick with Seam. We will be watching closely to see how things go. I truly hope the team pulls it off and Seam 3 is a huge success.
71. Re: Seam.Next discussiontony.herstell1 Nov 22, 2011 4:23 AM (in response to shane.bryzak)
Seam 2 was truly Awesome!
Download Seam 2 and jump into code in the first few pages.
hello world tutorial! and keep going...
All of a sudden you were away; throwing in conversations and learning why they are so important (not going back to the database!).
Want to do something
smartgo to the right chapter, drop in the relevant jars and wow.. it
Seam 2 was such a good eco-system, and so easy, that a complete idiot, like me, could use Seam 2 and not have ANY idea where the dividing lines were between JPA, JSF and all the other myriad of technologies were; and more importantly not have to care! (for a while)... I have to admit, in a few cases I still am not entirely clear! ;)
Now we move onto Seam 3 or is it Weld or is it CDI or is it Solder... ALL the layers are back!
Humm... Ok, well lets download Seam 3; perhaps its like Seam 2 was... OH NO! now we have to contend with Maven and the documentation looks like its written by framework writers for framework writers. Perhaps the examples... OH NO... Annotation HELL (mostly not commented)!
Ok, too hard.... EXIT!
Please bring back ECO-SYSTEM.
Please bring back
just drop in these jars to your application and add this nugget to get world-domination to workOR
use this maven stuff...if you know what you are doing in Maven...
PLEASE review the first few pages of Seam 2 doco and replicate!
72. Re: Seam.Next discussiontsweeney56 Nov 24, 2011 1:55 PM (in response to shane.bryzak)Wow great gripe list... this thread is more about how to make Seam 3 better, and i don't think loose ranting will do that.
We have converted our app which handles ~3 million hits per day from seam 2 to seam 3(CDI) and while it was painful i'm very glad we did it.
Seam 2 was great and easy to use, however IMHO it was sloppy. For example the idea of contexts were very loose and often a bean would live in the wrong context and get promoted as the framework saw fit. In the wonderful world of CDI its up to the developer to understand what they are doing and how to achieve it.
Make no mistake, seam 3 is an infant, however if you want your web app to grow with the framework I suggest making the move and being on an active upgrade path.
As for seam.next features I would love to see navigation handled a bit more gracefully. If you are using pretty faces as we are your url and navigation live in two seperate locations, while they are very closly coupled and should remain coupled.
Definatly a focus on excel exporting, pdf generation are all great.
I would love to see a caching module. We all know how greedy jsf is and each call of the same bean method in the same request with the same parameters may result in a performance hit. We have a workaround for it to watch whats being called and cache the results to prevent these hits. However the community at large may enjoy some of the same benefits.
Thats my 2 cents
73. Re: Seam.Next discussionkaczortrex Nov 26, 2011 10:21 AM (in response to shane.bryzak)
Yes, this thread contains a lot of useful tips for seam team, from developers (feedback) - especially it describes why seam2 was soo big success, and in which way seam3 should go.
My summarize:
- we really need good documentation and examples (knowledge and style)! - it is 'high priority'
- seam 3 should be build on top of core part and additional modules (very important for me is fact, that core should contains not only cdi/weld and one or two modules - it should be one, consistent framework - full stack of futures and components, that are being mostly choosen for building JEE app)
- please, do not close your minds only for RichFaces - Primefaces or IceFaces are big part of JEE world too
- modules could have their own release cycle, but in that case 'stack' seam releases should be published more often than one or two per year
- seam community (not developers) is not active as much as it should be
I am not experienced developer, especially in java web apps, but i was thinking about seam 3 as 'future'; now I am a bit confused and lost. For me, seam3 in current state is not a better choice than Spring or 'plain' JEE6
P.S Seam3 can the bright star of Java web apps, and I appreciate your effort, but it need some additional work to be better and more usable (developer-friendly)


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Kaine says that only the $9.8 million cash purchase price and not the millions in appraisal-dependent tax credits– which he says the sellers tried to amass after the transaction– were part of his gubernatorial calculus.
"We made no deal on the tax credits," says Kaine. "That is something the tax department does."
As the Hook has reported, a group of deep-pocketed speculators– including millionaire bank founder Hunter Craig and music mogul Coran Capshaw– unloaded the troubled property on the state in late 2009 after their plans for housing flopped.
According to leaked documents, the group tried to snag over $30 million in tax credits by claiming– just four and a half years and one popped bubble after buying it– that it had nearly doubled in value. Like some taxpayers, the Department of Taxation scoffed at the $88 million appraisal from Orange-based Patricia O'Grady-Filer, but no fraud charges or even a tug on her license ensued.
The leaked documents showed that state tax officials did allow a valuation somewhere in the vicinity of $40 million. While that measurement unleashed over $11 million in credits, the speculators appealed; and Kaine suggests that unhappiness for the millionaires is okay with him.
"I hope the tax department is absolutely tough and rigorous," says Kaine, "in scrutinizing any claim for tax credits because obviously the more they give to one– and there's about $100 million a year– the less they can give to someone else."
Kaine departed the governor's office in January 2010, the same month he pronounced the Biscuit Run plan a "bargain" and, as he now points out, the fulfillment of a two-decades-long state plan to put a Virginia park in Albemarle.
Locally, however, officials expressed surprise over various aspects, most notably the removal of precious land in the designated growth area.
Assuming he wins his Democratic party's upcoming nomination, Kaine will likely face off against former Senator George Allen in the 2012 race for the U.S. Senate seat opened by the planned retirement of Jim Webb.This story is a part of the The Biscuit Run cash grab special.Read more on: biscuit runcoran capshawHunter CraigTim Kaine
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fits right in with the o administration GWB did it
I will be glad when this debacle comes back to haunt him in a major national forum. This was calculated help to large potential donors at taxpayer expense.
I hope the Hook keeps an eye on who from this crowd is donating to his campaign fund. Some quid pro quos are collected on the backend of a deal.
I will be glad when this debacle comes back to haunt him in a major national forum. This was calculated help to large potential donors at taxpayer expense.
I hope the Hook keeps an eye on who from this crowd is donating to his campaign fund. Some quid pro quos are collected on the backend of a deal.
Listen for yourself as Tim Kaine responds to questions about Biscuit Run today on WINA: http://bit.ly/igtNL0 (Biscuit Run starts at 4:30)
What was the date the 88 Million O'Grady-Filer assessment was turned into the tax office. Is that known? Its going to be hard to stick that tar baby on him if it was turned in after he left office.
Kaine's answer makes no sense. He cannot judge whether the deal was a "good" one for Virginia unless he knows how much the tax credits will cost Virginia in foregone tax revenue. What matters is the total cost to the taxpayers, not just the cash purchase part of the deal.
Do Virginians really want a man with so little respect for their intelligence representing them in the Senate?
Look at the picture of Kaine, Craig, and Tinsley. Do the smiles on Craig's and Tinsley's faces indicate two people who had just lost $36 million dollars?
The groundwork for the fraudulent deal including the tax credits was laid by Tim Kaine.
Thank goodness for Hawes Spencer and the Hook. They are the only organization covering this SCAM. It is incredulous that more people aren't talking about this and are irrate over it. Both Dems and Reps want this swept under the taxpayer funded rug. Keep up the good work!
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NEW YORK (AP) – The latest on developments in financial markets (all times local):
4:05 p.m.
Stocks staged a late rally Friday, ending a wild week marked by dramatic point swings on a positive note.
The Dow Jones industrial average gained 330 points, or 1.4 percent, to 24,190. Earlier in the day it had dropped by 500. The S&P 500 gained 38 points.
Still, both the Dow and S&P 500 lost more than 5 percent for the week. Both indexes had their worst week since January 2016. The Dow recorded 1,000-point drops on Monday and Thursday.
The Standard & Poor's 500 index rose 1.5 percent, to close at 2,619. The Nasdaq rose 97 points, or 1.4 percent, to 6,874.
Bond prices fell. The yield on the 10-year Treasury note rose to 2.85 percent.
11:45 a.m.
Stocks struggled to stabilize in unsteady trading on Wall Street as an early gain quickly evaporated.
The up-and-down trading Friday came a day after the market entered its first correction in two years. That means a drop of 10 percent from a recent peak.
Major U.S. indexes set their latest record highs just two weeks ago.
The Dow Jones industrial average fell 50 points, or 0.2 percent, to 24,122. It was up as much as 349 in early trading. The Dow has had two 1,000-point drops this week.
The Standard & Poor's 500 index slipped 1 point, or 0.1 percent, to 2,579. The Nasdaq was down 10 points, or 0.2 percent, to 6,765.
Bond prices didn't move much. The yield on the 10-year Treasury note was unchanged at 2.83 percent.
9:35 a.m.
Stocks are opening higher on Wall Street as the stock market recovers some of the massive losses it has suffered over the past week.
The Dow Jones industrial average is up more than 300 points in early trading Friday, a day after it suffered its second 1,000-point drop in a week.
Some of the market's biggest winners over the past year were leading the market higher. Amazon rose 2.2 percent.
The Dow was up 264 points, or 1.1 percent, at 24,122. It was up as much as 349 shortly after the opening bell.
The Standard & Poor's 500 index rose 24 points, or 0.9 percent, to 2,604. The Nasdaq rose 69 points, or 1 percent, to 6,847.
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Even though I am English, I still take an interest in American politics. At the moment, I am despairing that all the main players in this election all seem to be anti-gay and anti-abortion. It sickens me that we live in a world where, despite everything, all people are not equal and two millenia old superstitions still have a tight grip in politics. So here is my question:
As an atheist, who do you want as president?
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The FDA is a joke I have seen first hand what their auditors do.. Nothing
They just come in look at paperwork and leave a drug company could be putting rat poison in their medicine and the FDA would have no clue if it was not on the paperwork
I think we're seeing a lot of anti-Republican talk because all the Republican crazies are crawling out of the woodwork now for the election. We don't have that on the Democrat side since Obama will be the candidate for 2012.
How about his former personal adviser saying that during a visit to a gay man's house he refused to use his bathroom. I found that comical and found his ex-personal adviser to be quite credible.
The only 'liberal' news sources out there are a couple of hours on MSNBC and Current. The rest of of the 'news' sources out there are just as liberal as their corporate ownership allows them to be. Fox is blatantly biased toward their own agenda, which is not conservative and not Republican. Every other program, NBC, CBS, ABC, PBS NYT etc all play the game of false equivalency. The best we can get from them is a Dems say this and Rep. say that, no analysis no research. They don't fact check and rebut blatant lies. They are simply the stenographers for the PR firms that the parties use to get their spin out.,
By all means Ron Paul, because every trip to the grocery store should be an experience in salmonella roulet. We can all just sit back and hope that it is someone else's kids that die of poison food so that the market can leap into action and drive that evil company out of business. Or at least buy their same poisonous crap under a different label the next time we get our groceries.
We don't need a Federal Dept of Education. Let Texas teach their kids creationism in science class and that Jefferson Davis was the first President of the United States. Calculus is a theory advanced by the Devil to distract us from the Holy Word.
Newt Gingrich is an astute historian, intellectual, and pragmatic man who understands the realities of the world. As for his more controversial positions, I think it is more for the pandering of his ignorant far right base. But Newt understands the threats we face from an enemy that wants to end human civilization, and I would trust him to be Commander-in-chief. BUT, at this point, I would vote to reelect President Obama but would wait until the debates to see Obama and Newt to go at it to decide who I would vote for. And people shouldn't discount Newt out yet, it will be a long primary season.
I think you might be onto something with your evaluation of Newt. At least I hope so. It just bothers me that he has an ignorant far-right base that needs pandering to. I trust Obama's judgment more and think he is more impartial. Paul's got impartiality but not judgment. Romney is kind of an empty suit, but I wouldn't worry overly much if he ended up getting elected. I just feel like none of the Repubs is going to have much chance in the general election against the incumbent with some accomplishments under his belt. I think folks still generally like Obama despite the disappointments and will vote for him.
Hey Sassan,
But Newt understands the threats we face from an enemy that wants to end human civilization,
Where and who is that enemy and how would they end civilization?
- kk
These people: http://www.theatlantic.com/infocus/2012/01/a-view-inside-iran/100219/
How? Well maybe by inspiring some neocons to bore us to death with conspiracy crap.
Just because you want to ignore the threats of apocalyptic madmen does not mean rest of the rational actors of the world have to as well. This is a regime that is driven by its core ideology in bringing back the "return of the hidden imam" which means as a prerequisite: Jerusalem must be "reconquered" along with a global jihad in which 2/3rd of humanity perishes through death, havoc, famine, and chaos. This very regime is on the verge of nuclear weapons.
History has taught us the lesson of not taking evil seriously with Adolf Hitler. We will not allow another holocaust to engulf mankind.


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Apple's iRadio Could Blast Competitors Off the Air
Apr 8, 2013 11:21 AM PT
Apple may be moving closer to launching a streaming music offering, or "iRadio," as it's known in the rumor mill. It's on the verge of striking a deal with two major music labels, according to a report in CNET citing anonymous sources.
A new sweetener reportedly has been introduced to the negotiations that would address a sticking point: the per-stream rate Apple would pay the labels. It's been bandied about that Apple wants to pay just half of what rival service Pandora is paying.
To make that palatable, it appears Apple will include additional revenue streams for the labels by splitting audio ad proceeds.
Moving into this space is a no-brainer for Apple, said Christian Miccio, CEO of MPme.
"After all, it revolutionized the digital music industry with the iPod and followed up shocking the mobile industry by integrating full-featured music capabilities with its iTunes music player on the Motorola ROKR," he told MacNewsWorld.
Still, after half a dozen years of building expectations, iRadio is still just talk.
What Have You Done for Me Lately?
In the meantime, the streaming radio and digital music space has become crowded with offerings, some of which have developed a loyal following. It will likely take more than a standard streaming music service for Apple to gain serious momentum.
"Apple's iTunes is a dominating force in the music market, but it faces growing competition," Andreas Scherer, managing partner with Salto Partners, told MacNewsWorld.
"The Pandoras, Spotifys and RDIOs of this world are getting a lot of traction among music listeners. Also, Google is rumored to enter the streaming music arena via YouTube. So Apple needs to respond."
There is plenty Apple can bring to the table, though, Scherer continued. It has perfected the seamless user experience -- and that will certainly apply it to streaming music.
"Leveraging its iTunes capabilities, Apple could build in unique capabilities into its streaming service, such as jumping back to the beginning of a music track," Scherer said. "Users can listen to music and make spontaneous buying decisions on the spot."
Although Apple may have sweetened its offer to the labels, it nevertheless will have enough leverage to squeeze them on their share of the take, Scherer suggested.
"We are talking about a smaller slice of a bigger cake," he said. "The promise is that Apple can accelerate the revenues for the labels in many ways, including boosting download sales from iTunes, as well as a revenue share of audio ads that Apple could add to its free music streaming service."
That Tiny Matter of Scale
Ultimately, a streaming music service is all about scale, as in 'how many users can you bring to the table?' said Guido Lang, assistant professor of computer information systems at Quinnipiac University. That is something Apple definitely has, which is why the labels will likely go along with its deal.
"Apple has sold more than 500 million iOS devices to date," Lang told MacNewsWorld.
"It's likely that Apple will release a new version of iOS along with a new iPhone this summer," he speculated. "This would be an ideal opportunity to pre-install its rumored radio app on every device running the new mobile operating system."
By comparison, Spotify has a total user base of 20 million and Pandora has 47 million active users, Lang pointed out.
It appears that Spotify pays about 35 cents per 100 songs streamed to the labels. Pandora, which has an active users base at least twice the size of Spotify, pays just 12 cents per 100 songs. Apple reportedly wants to whittle that rate down to 6 cents per 100 songs, "which, given its massive potential user base, seems reasonable," Lang said.
"I don't think it's a question of if, but when the music labels will agree to Apple's terms," he concluded. "How they will fare in the long run is a different topic."


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Paramount released another photo from the upcoming Cloverfield yesterday, and it's nothing less than completely pointless. The poster for the movie tells us loads more than the above shot featuring actors Michael Stahl-David and Mike Vogel does. But leaking irrelevant pictures is typical Hollywood behavior. Still, give us a little monster willya?
Director Matt Reeves told Variety yesterday, "The fun thing is you do see everything over the course of the movie in several different ways, but it's filmed heavily from one point-of-view. You move quickly. By the end you have intimate contact." So that means we'll at least find out what the monster is. Until then, give us some fake tissue samples, "leaked" government documents, a Photoshopped aerial photo of the destruction, or some more weepy hand-held camera wailings. Just no more photos like this, please.
New Look at Vogel and Stahl-David in 'Cloverfield' [Bloody Disgusting]


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Dil To Kacha Hay Ji – Episode 28 – 24th June 2017
Inam Sahab with his three wives and the remaining gang areall set to make this ramadan an unforgettable one for theirviewers. Inam, who is a well-off butcher was enjoying his lifewith his three wives all three belong to different cultures andliving at their native lands.
Rubina Ashraf,
Rida Isfahani,
Naveed Raza,
Nazli Nasr,
Farah Nadir,
Irfan Motiwala,
Kanwal Nazar,
Farida Shabbir,
Shabbir Jan
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