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Arizona Cardinals' Patrick Peterson leaves Ray Horton speechless
There were literally no words for Arizona Cardinals' defensive coordinator Ray Horton when it came to assessing Patrick Peterson.
Horton was a guest on Arizona Sports 620's Doug & Wolf Show Thursday and when asked what his young corner needs to improve on, the Cardinals' DC was rendered speechless.
After a period of silence, Horton discussed why he believes Peterson is such a special and rare breed of talent.
"How do you describe somebody that's smart, that's fast, that's strong, that's big, that has fantastic hands, feet, he has tackling ability, he studies, says the right things, was brought up the right way by his parents?" Horton said. "He is the complete package."
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Al Ain: Traffic police have called on drivers to exercise caution on wet roads to avoid accidents.
The call was made in the wake of heavy rain that hit parts of Al Ain on Sunday evening, flooding low-lying areas and streets mostly in the southern part of Al Ain city.
Major Salah Abdullah Al Hamiri, head of Al Ain Police's Traffic Department, said people should drive carefully in the rain, leave enough space between vehicles and in the case of strong wind, dust and heavy rainfall stop driving and park safely.
He also urged drivers to check the weather forecast before travelling from one city to another as conditions can vary greatly.
Maj Al Hamiri said drivers must also stick to the speed limit and exercise caution while passing through tunnels due to the possibility of waterlogging.
A number of minor accidents were reported on Sunday evening. According to the National Centre of Meteorology and Seismology (NCMS), a thunderstorm resulted in some 40.8mm rainfall in Al Shouab, 5.4mm at Al Ain airport and 4.8mm in Al Ain City.
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By Steve Horn • Wednesday, May 25, 2016 - 04:58
Anna Kalinsky, the granddaughter of former Exxon climate scientist James Black, has berated the company for bankrolling climate change denial despite her grandfather's attempts to inform the company of the risks of burning fossil fuels for the global climate.
"In 1977 my grandfather was a senior scientist at Exxon. He warned Exxon executives that the world was just a few years away from needing to rethink our energy strategy to prevent destructive climate change," Kalinsky says.
"Instead, Exxon chose to mislead people about the risks of climate change – and continues to mislead people today. The company says they value their scientists and all the work they do, but that's pretty hard to believe when they continue to fund organizations – both publicly and anonymously – that spread misinformation about the science."
Kalinsky's comments came during a call with media prior to ExxonMobil's May 25 Annual General Meeting in Dallas, Texas, where shareholders will vote on a number of resolutions pertaining to climate change.
Kalinsky is slated to address ExxonMobil's executives and speak about her grandfather's scientific findings which were featured in a September investigative article by InsideClimate News.


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Bush: Tax & State Help for Uninsured
Dems: Undermining Workplace Coverage
Most Democrats immediately attacked the plan, saying it would undermine employer-based health insurance.
Rep. Fortney "Pete" Stark (D-Calif.), who leads the House Ways and Means health subcommittee, said his panel would not even hold hearings on the plan.
"It would eliminate employer-provided coverage, through which 160 million Americans are covered today, and force people into an individual insurance market that regularly denies coverage because of family history, existing illnesses, or genetic makeup," Stark said.
"I am not going to tax Joe Six-Pack for health care," said Rep. David Wu (D-Ore.), a member of a subcommittee on employee benefits.
Republicans were less critical of the plan, though some expressed unease with encouraging workers to give up their employer-sponsored coverage.
Sen. Gordon Smith (R-Ore.) praised Bush for giving Congress "a green light" to engage in a broad health care debate. But Smith, a member of the Finance Committee, said he could not yet judge "what it means to cap one kind of insurance, and help the other, and who exactly is over-insuring themselves."
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The president also proposed sending federal money to states that form plans to provide lower-cost basic insurance plans to all citizens. States would be free to come up with their own plans --as Massachusetts, California, and others are doing -- as long as they met certain standards.
The grants would be designed "to help the states that are coming up with innovative ways to cover the uninsured," Bush said.
A bipartisan group of lawmakers introduced legislation last week seeking to fund state insurance initiatives.
"I believe the momentum of this is only going to grow," Health and Human Services Secretary Michael O. Leavitt told reporters in a briefing Monday.
Instead of new spending, the White House plan would take federal money now used for charity care at hospitals and redirect it to the state initiatives. "There are many places in the federal budget where we support institutions and not individuals," Leavitt said.
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New Thermoluminescent Dosimeter31(1960); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1716870View Description Hide Description
A simple dosimeter design is described in which a thermoluminescent phosphor is mounted on an electrically heatable support in an evacuated or gas‐filled envelope. With CaF2:Mn as the phosphor, the device detects gamma‐ray doses in the milliroentgen range and is linear in response up to at least 2×105 r. Dose readings can be made in less than a minute with simple instrumentation requiring no darkroom facilities. The dosimeter may be reused many times. The response is independent of dose rate at least over the range 10 mr/min to 7000 r/min. With suitable tin shields the response is independent of energy over the range 40 kev to 1.25 Mev. The advantages of this device for monitoring of personnel in health physics operations are pointed out.
Design of Mutual Inductance Bridge for Cryogenic Measurements31(1960); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1716871View Description Hide Description
It is shown that a mutual inductance bridge may be designed whose components are small and which allows a magnet to be placed around the unknown with no loss in sensitivity and accuracy. An instrument which embodies these principles is described, and techniques are given for obtaining accurate and rapid measurements of the real and imaginary components of the unknown.
Instrument to Measure Fluorescence Lifetimes in the Millimicrosecond Region31(1960); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1716872View Description Hide Description
An instrument to measure fluorescence lifetimes of the order of millimicroseconds is described. Following excitation by a hydrogen flash lamp, the fluorescence is observed stroboscopically with a gated photomultiplier. The method of gating is novel and achieves a time resolution comparable with fast oscilloscopes (1.8×10−9 sec). The data are presented in the form of a chart record.
NaI(Tl) Summing Compton Spectrometer31(1960); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1716873View Description Hide Description
The paper describes a new method of measuring gamma‐ray energy by using two sodium iodide crystals. The sum of two pulses is to be taken: one from a crystal which scattersgamma rays by the Compton effect, and the other from a second crystal which receives the scatteredphoton. In comparison with the scintillation Compton spectrometer hitherto developed, this method is good both in efficiency and in resolution.
Detectors for Microwave Spectrometers31(1960); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1716874View Description Hide Description
The sensitivity of detectors used in sample modulated microwave spectrometers is investigated. Characteristics of crystal diodes and barretters as functions of microwave power are compared with an ideal detector operating at room temperature. A spectrograph is described which was used to measure a CFCl3 line having a calculated absorption coefficient of 3.9×10−11 cm−1. The relationship between recorder deflection and absorption coefficient is discussed.
Measurement of Betatron Oscillation Frequencies in the Cosmotron31(1960); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1716875View Description Hide Description
Coherent betatron oscillations are excited by an impulse magnetic field in one straight section of the cosmotron. The resulting oscillations can be observed using a communications receiver connected to the radial position induction electrodes.
Modified Double Slit Interferometer for Shock Wave Investigations31(1960); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1716876View Description Hide Description
The possibility of applying the Rayleigh double slit interferometer for shock wave investigations has been explored. In common with Rayleigh interferometers currently used for diffusion,electrophoresis, and ultracentrifuge studies, the instrument adapted for the present application contained a cylinder lens for bringing the interference fringes and the test section into simultaneous focus at the cameraimage plane. However, in contrast to previous applications, it was found desirable in the present work to let the light paths through both slits traverse the test section. This arrangement required a modification which consisted of tilting the axis of the cylinder lens, and the light source slit, with respect to the conventional orientation parallel to the refractive index gradient. Conditions under which a useful interferogram is obtained with this instrument are derived, and results of preliminary experiments are presented. Compared with the Mach‐Zehnder interferometer, the double slit instrument has the advantages of greater simplicity and ease of adjustment, lower cost, and offers the possibility of combining the interferometer with an inclined slit schlieren system.
Constant Current Supply for Very High Resistance Loads31(1960); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1716877View Description Hide Description
A solid‐state constant current supply which operates in the current range of 1 to 100 μa with load resistances up to several hundred megohms is described. The system is battery operated, and allows one side of the load resistance to be grounded. The current is controlled by a gallium arsenide photoresistor in series with the load. The load current is balanced against a standard current and the difference is fed to a chopper‐amplifier which drives a small lamp focused on the photoresistor. The gain of the amplifier is sufficiently high that a very small unbalance in current will drive the lamp to full output; thus, the photoresistor keeps the load current very near the standard current for any value of load resistance from zero up to the dark resistance of the photoresistor, typically about 8×108 ohms.
Magnetic Susceptibility Measurements of Single Small Particles31(1960); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1716878View Description Hide Description
A method for measuring the diamagnetic or paramagneticsusceptibilities of small particles of diameters of 1 to 100 μ is described. Theoretical considerations are given for the design of the apparatus and for the interpretation of measurements.Susceptibility determinations of polystyrene latexes and red blood cells show the use of the method.
Floating Zone Crystals Using an Arc Image Furnace31(1960); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1716879View Description Hide Description
A floating zone technique for growing crystals of medium high melting point materials with an arc image furnace is presented. This technique has been successfully applied to silicon. The oxygen concentration, resistivities, and dislocation densities of resulting crystals were determined to make possible a comparison with crystals obtained by standard methods. In general this comparison is favorable. Considerations of floating zones, maximum power, and flux distribution indicate that floating zone techniques combined with an arc image furnace are promising in connection with the growth of good quality crystals of a variety of high melting point materials.
Method of Studying Travel Time Anomalies of High Frequency Radio Waves31(1960); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1716880View Description Hide Description
A device utilizing pulse techniques has been built for automatic measurement of changes in radio wave travel times. The equipment uses a combination of amplitude, time, and frequency selection for discrimination against unwanted signals. The received signals from U. S. time standard station WWV are sampled at 1‐sec intervals to measure changes in the time of reception of the 1‐sec timing pulses transmitted by WWV. The changes in travel time can give information on the vertical velocity of a virtual reflection point in the ionosphere and other factors of interest in the study of the ionosphere.
Accumulating Digitizer System31(1960); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1716881View Description Hide Description
A system is described for digital measurement and automatic recording of linear or angular position. An adding‐subtracting scaler is used to accumulate pulses generated by the digitizing element. Several of the major components are commercially available. The performance of the system as used for coordinate measurements on bubble chamber photographs is discussed.
Low Frequency Underwater Sound Velocity Meter31(1960); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1716882View Description Hide Description
An underwater soundvelocity meter is described which employs an open‐end heavy‐walled tube for a resonant cavity. The water column is excited into vibration by a sound source near one end, while a hydrophone probe at the tube center registers the pressure amplitude. A sharp resonance (Q=450) permits making relative measurements with an uncertainty of less than 0.2 m/sec when the fundamental mode (f≈570 cps) is used.
Velocity Modulation and Related High Frequency Deflection Errors of the Traveling Wave Deflection System31(1960); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1716883View Description Hide Description
The potential and electric field distributions in a traveling wave deflection system are derived for a sinusoidal deflecting signal. They are then generalized for application to arbitrary deflecting signals. It is shown that a longitudinal field exists and depends on the odd derivatives of the signal. This component of the field modulates the velocity of the beam and gives rise to errors in focusing and time axis position. The velocity modulated beam is then dispersed by the time axis deflection system. The nonuniformity which must exist in the deflecting component of the field is shown to depend on the even derivatives of the deflecting signal. The nonuniformity gives rise to dispersion and errors in deflection of the beam by the traveling wave deflection system. Generalized expressions for these errors are derived, and the errors are evaluated for a representative set of conditions.
Device for Generating a Low Temperature, Highly Ionized Cesium Plasma31(1960); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1716884View Description Hide Description
A device for generating a linear, highly ionized, low temperature cesium plasma is described. The plasma is generated by having the output of cesium atomic beam ovens impinge on hot tungsten plates placed at both ends of a cylindrical vacuum chamber. The walls of the chamber are cooled so that neutral cesium condenses on them. The theory of the device, designated as the Q machine, is presented and some experimental results given. The maximum density achieved was 2×1012/cm3, with an estimated fractional ionization of 99%, and a confining field of 5900 gauss.
Simple Apparatus for the Growth of Germanium Dendrites31(1960); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1716885View Description Hide Description
A description is given of a simple resistance‐heated apparatus for pulling germanium dendrites. Two distinct types of growth are obtainable. When the correct conditions are achieved, growth may continue indefinitely. A typical product is a 2 m length of essentially uniform ribbon 1.5 to 3 mm in width, and 0.1 mm thick.
A Deformation Calorimeter31(1960); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1716886View Description Hide Description
A calorimeter has been constructed which adiabatically deforms metals with a known mechanical energy. The energy which is stored in the sample as a result of the deformation is the difference between the supplied energy and the heat which is found by the increase in sample temperature. It is also possible to follow subsequent energy releases which take place immediately following the deformation; for some materials this release can be an appreciable fraction of the stored energy. The results for the stored energy are considered to be accurate to approximately 10%.
Modified Coaxial Powder X‐Ray Camera31(1960); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1716887View Description Hide Description
Herewith is described a modified form of the x‐ray powdercamera that employs a flat specimen mounted normal to the direct beam which proceeds along the axis of the cylindrical film, as first constructed by L. L. Hawes [Acta. Cryst. 12, 443 (1959)]. Also presented are details of the techniques for mounting specimens, measuring films, and correcting these for errors. Theoretical discussion of the advantages and disadvantages of this type of camera, together with a simplified least‐squares technique for interpreting the data, are given in two papers by Hawes now in press. An example of the high accuracy obtained with this camera is described in Hawes.
Total Absorption Gamma‐Ray Spectrometers Utilizing Anticoincidence Shielding31(1960); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1716888View Description Hide Description
Two total absorption gamma‐ray spectrometers utilizing anticoincidence shielding are described. One of these consists of a 5‐in. diam by 5‐in. thick NaI(Tl) well crystal enclosed in a 26‐in. diam by 30‐in. high plastic phosphor. The plastic phosphor serves as the anticoincidence guard. The second spectrometer consists of a 3‐in. diam by 3‐in. thick NaI(Tl) crystal with a 9⅜‐in. diam by 8½‐in. thick NaI(Tl) well crystal as its anticoincidence guard. With the anticoincidence shielding, and a point source in the well of the 5×5‐in. crystal, the Compton portion of the Zn65 spectrum is reduced by a factor of about 5, while the Compton portion of the Co60 spectrum (below 1 Mev) is reduced by factors of 20 to 25. With these point sources on top of the 3×3‐in. solid crystal, these Compton regions are reduced by factors of about 4 and 14, respectively. These anticoincidence shielding arrangements also provide background reductions of a factor of 2 to 5 in the energy region below 3 Mev. The response of these spectrometers to other gamma‐ray energies is included. The photomultiplier mounting arrangements for the large NaI(Tl) and plastic phosphors, and the resolutions of the plastic and NaI(Tl) crystal are discussed.
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Integration of Current through Getter‐Ion Pumps31(1960); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1716889View Description Hide Description


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Theoretical and Applied Genetics
, Volume 120, Issue 5, pp 1063-1071
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Fine mapping the soybean aphid resistance gene Rag1 in soybean
- Ki-Seung KimAffiliated withDepartment of Crop Sciences, University of Illinois
- , Stephanie BellendirAffiliated withDepartment of Crop Sciences, University of Illinois
- , Karen A. HudsonAffiliated withUSDA-ARS, Purdue University
- , Curtis B. HillAffiliated withDepartment of Crop Sciences, University of Illinois
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- , David L. HytenAffiliated withSoybean Genomics and Improvement Laboratory, USDA-ARS
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The soybean aphid (Aphis glycines Matsumura) is an important soybean [Glycine max (L.) Merr.] pest in North America. The dominant aphid resistance gene Rag1 was previously mapped from the cultivar 'Dowling' to a 12 cM marker interval on soybean chromosome 7 (formerly linkage group M). The development of additional genetic markers mapping closer to Rag1 was needed to accurately position the gene to improve the effectiveness of marker-assisted selection (MAS) and to eventually clone it. The objectives of this study were to identify single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) near Rag1 and to position these SNPs relative to Rag1. To generate a fine map of the Rag1 interval, 824 BC4F2 and 1,000 BC4F3 plants segregating for the gene were screened with markers flanking Rag1. Plants with recombination events close to the gene were tested with SNPs identified in previous studies along with new SNPs identified from the preliminary Williams 82 draft soybean genome shotgun sequence using direct re-sequencing and gene-scanning melt-curve analysis. Progeny of these recombinant plants were evaluated for aphid resistance. These efforts resulted in the mapping of Rag1 between the two SNP markers 46169.7 and 21A, which corresponds to a physical distance on the Williams 82 8× draft assembly (Glyma1.01) of 115 kilobase pair (kb). Several candidate genes for Rag1 are present within the 115-kb interval. The markers identified in this study that are closely linked to Rag1 will be a useful resource in MAS for this important aphid resistance gene.
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- Fine mapping the soybean aphid resistance gene Rag1 in soybean
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Theoretical and Applied Genetics
Volume 120, Issue 5 , pp 1063-1071
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- 2010-03
- 10.1007/s00122-009-1234-8
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- Curtis B. Hill (1)
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- David L. Hyten (4)
- Matthew E. Hudson (1)
- Brian W. Diers (1)
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- 1. Department of Crop Sciences, University of Illinois, Urbana, IL, 61801, USA
- 2. USDA-ARS, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN, 47907, USA
- 3. USDA-ARS, University of Illinois, Urbana, IL, 61801, USA
- 4. Soybean Genomics and Improvement Laboratory, USDA-ARS, Beltsville, MD, 20705, USA


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LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. -- Jeremy Foley.
Those were the first two words out of Memphis coach John Calipari's mouth Thursday night in saying why the now-vacant Florida position is a great job. Because whoever succeeds Billy Donovan will end up working for Foley, one of the best athletic directors in the country.
Foley's reputation across the country will be the reason why any coach will listen if Florida calls.
"He is as good as there is out there," said Calipari, sitting in the stands at the Milk House on the campus of Disney's Wide World of Sports Complex on Thursday night at the NBA's pre-draft camp. "I'm not a candidate, but there are six or so ADs in the country I say you go and work for. And he's one of them."
And Foley is one of the main reasons why Donovan wrestled with leaving Florida for the Orlando Magic.
Donovan has told ESPN.com on numerous occasions how close he is to his athletic director and how much he appreciated Foley's loyalty to him. When asked earlier Thursday about the decision, Donovan's father, Bill Sr., said that his son's relationship with Foley made the decision even tougher. The trust and loyalty the two share meant the world to Donovan. That relationship was cited as one of the main reasons why Donovan didn't want to entertain a potential offer to go to Kentucky: He'd be leaving one good friend as an athletic director for another AD who he didn't know that well.
And it is Foley who will likely pick Donovan's successor. Foley was the athletic director who, in a stealth form, swooped out of his vacation home in Burlington, Vt., to grab Utah's Urban Meyer out from under Notre Dame in 2004.
This time around, Foley could go in a number of directions.
Foley told ESPN.com on Thursday night that he seriously hadn't thought about a successor to Donovan because he didn't think the coach would leave. Throughout the NCAA Tournament, Foley constantly said he believed Donovan would stay at Florida if Kentucky called. He wasn't fretting an overture from the Memphis Grizzlies. But then, once Orlando's offer arrived in its totality Thursday, he knew he would most likely be facing a decision on the Gators' next coach.
He has stayed close with Donovan's former assistant Anthony Grant, who left after the 2006 national title to lead VCU to an NCAA Tournament first-round win over Duke. Grant is the populist choice among the current and former players. But he's more reserved than Donovan and Meyer.
If Foley wants to look beyond Grant, and he might, then Villanova's Jay Wright could top that list. Wright fits the Foley profile -- he's a high-energy coach who is viewed as having few if any deficiencies from running an entire program. And going to a major BCS power could be enticing to Wright. Villanova wouldn't be able to match Florida's money if Foley were to call.
There could be others -- plenty at the national level -- who would be interested because of Foley. He's a lifelong Gator. He's spent his career working his way up through the athletic department. He bleeds orange and blue. His passion for the place, his personality and his commitment to keeping the programs financially sound, mean he won't have a problem luring Grant or a national name like Wright or anyone else.
"When we hired Billy Donovan, we sat down and made a conscious effort to make it our goal to change the culture of Florida basketball and make it relevant to the fan base and to prove we weren't just a football school," Foley told ESPN.com on Thursday night. "We have changed that here with the two-time defending national champs and a committed fan base and a practice facility. It's a different gig than when Billy took it 11 years ago. The bulk of the credit, or rather 99.9 percent of it, goes to Billy."
Billy Gillispie will have Kentucky back as a national power again next season (the Wildcats never left in terms of their popularity and overall NCAA status) and a likely SEC title contender year in and year out. But there is an expectation that Florida will be there as well. Certainly, Donovan would have kept the Gators competitive despite losing his top six scorers.
Former Gators Al Horford, Taurean Green, Corey Brewer and Joakim Noah all said Thursday they expected the Gators to be just fine. Green said he thinks the Gators will be a sleeper next season and an NCAA team with Walter Hodge, Marreese Speights and a talented group of newcomers led by Nick Calathes and Jai Lucas.
Assuming everyone on the roster stays put and the incoming recruits remain committed, the Gators should be a player in the SEC.
Regardless of who is chosen as the next coach, Foley will ensure that this program won't slide farther than one would have expected after losing the top six scorers off a team that won two straight titles. Sure the Gators are losing a bit of their cache without Donovan, but Foley isn't about to let a program with back-to-back titles slip out of being one of the top-10 programs in the country.
Andy Katz is a senior writer at ESPN.com.


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The Enhanced JavaServer Faces™ (JSF™) Components in IBM®Rational® Application Developer, together with the Standard JSF Components, offer a broad range of high-level functionality that can be used to rapidly develop a rich and robust Web application. Not only is the library extensive, each component in itself is very versatile, reusable, and, perhaps most importantly, customizable. This flexibility refers to both the component structure on the client-side, as well as the business logic on the server. A fine example of this is the Enhanced Faces Typeahead component. This article will cover a number of advanced techniques that demonstrate how easy it is to customize and get the most out of the Typeahead component. The main areas covered will be:
- Creating a server-side Dynamic Filter
- Changing the look and feel using CSS and the tag attributes
- Using the Typeahead events and the JavaScript™ API
This article assumes that you have some familiarity with the tooling for the JSF components in Rational Application Developer. For a step-by-step guide to creating your first Typeahead component, please refer to the introductory article in the Resources section.
Implementing a server-side Dynamic Filter
The most straightforward use case for a Typeahead component consists of a simple dictionary lookup. For example, when you type a string the drop down is populated with a list of popular search terms, all of which begin with the String typed by the user (as shown in Figure 1).
Figure 1. A simple Typeahead
In the background, what is happening is:
- On the Client side, the script (written in the JavaScript programming language) registers that a string has been entered in the input field (a
keydownevent has occurred).
- The Enhanced Faces JavaScript Library
backchannelobject submits the search term to the server in the background. The backchannel encapsulates all of the functionality and logic required either to send an
XMLHttpRequestto the server, or to submit the information via a hidden iFrame, depending on the circumstance.
XMLHttpRequesttraffic. A typical XML response (two XML islands) looks like the code in Listing 1:
Listing 1. Typeahead XML Server Response with 2 results
<?xml version='1.0' encoding='ISO-8859-1'?> <taresponse> <suggestlist> <suggestion>bd0772-Ja</suggestion> <suggestion>ede651-Ja</suggestion> </suggestlist> </taresponse> <url>/test2/myPage.faces?$$ajaxid=form1:typeahead1&$$ajaxmode=axpartial</url>
- In the script, there is a
Callbackfunction registered with the
XMLHttpRequest. This is called passing in the response as a parameter. The Typeahead script then creates a suggestion list in the Document Object Model (DOM) by inserting a system of HTML tables and divs.
From your perspective as the user, the population of the drop-down is seamless and, most importantly, doesn't require a reload of the page. Once the list is populated, you can use your mouse or your keyboard to select an option from the list. This completes the input in the input field, just as with any standard dropdown control.
Often, you need to introduce more complexity into the logic that manages the back-end search. Following is a simple example that illustrates how a filter can be applied in the search process.
Bean structure
In this example, the structure is as shown in Figure 2.
Figure 2. Structure of the sample bean
The bean package (typeaheadFilter.zip, available in the Downloads section) structure is essentially divided in two. The data structure beans are on one side:
- Company
- Customer
- Order
As you would expect, the pattern is a familiar one: a company with many customers, who in turn have many orders.
On the other side is the search logic. The Map that binds to the Typeahead is the SimpleSearch bean, which is referenced by the SampleFilter bean. The filter bean contains state information about the current filter. The search bean can access the state of the filter bean in order to determine which results are returned in the suggestion list. Both sides are referenced by a Root bean.
The Root bean creates a Company object. The Company object in turn creates four objects of type
- Wender's Washers
- Jackson's Juggernauts
- Pierre's Plumbing
- William's Web Development
Each Customer generates 30 objects of type
Order. For each Order, an ID String is created that consists of a Hexadecimal value (up to 0xf00000), followed by a hyphen, followed by the first two letters of the customer's name (for instance, ede651-Ja or bd0772-Ja). Although these numbers are not absolutely guaranteed unique, they are sufficient for the purposes demonstrated here. These are the codes that will be searched by the Typeahead.
Writing search logic
A bean that extends the type
java.util.AbstractMap (in this example, shown in Listing 2, the SimpleSearch bean) encapsulates the search logic for the Typeahead. The Typeahead calls the
get method of the Map bean. The
get method should return one of the following:
- an ArrayList containing Strings
- a single String (this can be returned in the case of a single result)
Listing 2. Search logic in SimpleSearch bean
In Listing 2, note the two bold lines, which change what would otherwise be a search of all the orders into a search whereby the only orders searched are those whose owner Customer Name matches the filter String. So, if the filter is set to "Pierre's Plumbing", only the orders associated with that customer will be searched. This is a very simple scenario, but you could apply the same technique to, for example:
- Getting all customer orders within a range of dates
- Filtering based on some environmental variable
Creating a simple demonstration application in Rational Application Developer
With little difficulty, you can create an application in Rational Application Developer that shows the above filtering in action. To create a new application and import the beans, perform the following steps.
Create a new Dynamic Web Project with Faces support, targeted at a server in your development environment, as shown in Figure 3. Servers supported by the Typeahead are IBM® WebSphere® Application Server (V6.x or later), IBM® WebSphere® Portal Server (V5.1 or later), and Apache Tomcat V5.5.
Figure 3. New Dynamic Web Project Dialog
Import the beans into the project. To do this, right-click the project and select Import > Archive File, and then navigate to the directory where you saved the typeaheadFilter.zip file. Make sure that you select to import the files into the source (default is "src") folder in your project, as shown in Figure 4.
Figure 4. Importing the JavaBean package
Next, you need to create a page with JSP™ (JavaServer Pages™) technology, and then create page data.
Create a new Web page in the WebContent folder of your project by right-clicking the folder and selecting New > Web Page, as shown in Figure 5.
Figure 5. Create a new JSP
Enter a name for the page and select Finish.
In the Page Data View, create a new Faces Managed Bean. In the Class section in the Add JavaBean dialog, enter
com.ibm.devworks.typeaheadfilter.Root, as shown in Figure 6. You can do this quickly using the helper button on the right. Make sure to set the Scope to
Figure 6. Adding a Faces Managed Bean, "Root"
Now, you need to add some components for data input and output.
Drag the
filterfield of the filter class from the Page Data View onto the Page, as shown in Figure 7. Select Inputting data from the dialog.
Figure 7. Adding controls for the Filter
- Drag an input field from the Enhanced Faces Components drawer (on the right) onto the page. (If the drawer isn't there, you may need to Unhide it from the Palette Customization dialog.) This input field will be your Typeahead control. This example (Figure 8) has a table and a small piece of text on the page to identify the field and lay it out neatly.
Although this isn't necessary, you can drag the Company node from the Page Data view onto the page in order to display the contents of the of the Data in a nested DataTable. This can help visualize the data set at runtime while in development.
Figure 8. JSP in Design view with controls
At this stage you are ready to Typeahead-enable your input field.
- On the Behavior tab (in the Properties view) for the input field, enable Typeahead functionality by selecting the Enable typeahead option checkbox. Note that in the Source view you can see that a hx:inputHelperTypeahead tag has been added as a child to the h:inputText tag.
On the Design tab, drag the search object from the Page Data view onto the Typeahead helper button next to the input field, as shown in Figure 9. (Note: If you are prompted to provide a containing type for the Map, java.lang.Object is fine).
Figure 9. Drag the search object to bind the Typeahead
The application is now ready to run on the server, and should look like the page shown in Figure 9 when running. By entering different customer names and clicking Submit, you can see (Figure 10) that the result set for the Typeahead changes according to which Customer the filter is currently set to. You can put together this application in a matter of minutes.
If you invest a little more time, you can develop complex filter and typeahead systems with this technique. A Logical next step for this application would be to typeahead-enable the Filter (Customer input) field also. This would be useful in cases where there are a large number of customers.
Figure 10. Running on server (note that only Wender's Washer's Orders are returned)
This example uses JavaBeans technology because it works well as a simple illustration. However, you can use any backend as a datastore. This can be quite powerful. You could, for example, tailor SQL queries for the task at hand, and use the JDBC (Java™ Database Connectivity API) mediator to access a database.
Event handling
The events for the Typeahead are
onstart, and
onerror. The event handling is specified in the Quick Edit view for the Typeahead. You can associate each of this with a JavaScript function. For the moment, concentrate on adding a JavaScript event handler for the
oncomplete event.
A simple handler
You need to associate a function with the tag. You can do this in the Quick Edit view, as shown in the following steps.
- Select oncomplete on the left side of the view.
On the right side, enter an alert (
You are in the oncomplete event handler).
Code along the lines of that in Listing 4 should generate in the Source view for the page.
Listing 4. A simple event handler
<script type="text/javascript"> function func_1(thisObj, thisEvent) { //use 'thisObj' to refer directly to this component instead of keyword 'this' //use 'thisEvent' to refer to the event generated instead of keyword 'event' alert("You are in the oncomplete event handler"); } </script> . . . <h:inputText id="text1" styleClass="inputText"> <hx:inputHelperTypeahead id="typeahead1" styleClass="inputText_Typeahead" value="#{myRoot.filter.search}" oncomplete="return func_1(this, event);"> </hx:inputHelperTypeahead> </h:inputText>
You can quickly verify that this works by running the page on the server. When the client receives the suggestion list, a pop-up message box displays. The
thisObj mentioned in the generated comment refers to the DOM input field with which the Typeahead is associated. This can be useful for getting its dimensions, contents, id, and so on.
The Typeahead Behavior object
What can be more useful, however, is retrieving the JavaScript Typeahead Behavior object. A Behavior is a concept in the Extended Faces JavaScript library, in which a type of functionality can be associated with a DOM object, an event, and a type of Behavior. In this case, the DOM object is the input field, the event is
onkeydown, and the type of behavior is
typeahead, resulting in code similar to that shown in Listing 5.
Listing 5. Retrieving the Typeahead behavior object
var myTypeahead = hX_5.getBehaviorById(thisObj.id,"typeahead","onkeydown");
Having access to this object allows you to retrieve a suggestion String by index. Listing 6 shows a sample handler that iterates through the suggestions, appends them to a String, and then alerts them to the user (Figure 11).
Listing 6. A handler that gets and displays the list of suggestions from the Typeahead
<script type="text/javascript"> function func_1(thisObj, thisEvent) { var myTypeahead = hX_5.getBehaviorById(thisObj.id,"typeahead","onkeydown"); var i, s = "The suggestions are: \n"; for(i=0; i<myTypeahead.suggestionCells.length; i++) { s += (i+1) + ". " + myTypeahead.getSuggestion(i) + "\n"; } alert(s); } </script>
Figure 11. Accessing the suggestions in an Event
What the user typed
Another thing you may wish to do is to get the text in the input field. After the suggestion list is returned, the first result is inserted into the input field. If this result is not equal to the string typed so far, the text of the input field changes to the first suggestion, highlighting the portion of the suggestion that was added to the input field text during the autocomplete process. The Typeahead object stores the length of the string that the user entered in a variable called
typedLength. You can therefore easily get the user input string from the Typeahead using the code shown in Listing 7.
Listing 7. Getting the user-typed string from the Typeahead Behavior
var myTypeahead = hX_5.getBehaviorById(thisObj.id,"typeahead","onkeydown"); var typedSoFar = thisObj.value.substring(0,myTypeahead.typedLength);
Changing the look and feel
One of the great things about the Enhanced JSF Components packaged with Rational Application Developer is their high-level of customizability. In this section, you will learn how to take advantage of this customizability through CSS and tag attributes using the Rational Application Developer tooling. This article will look at three different contexts for the Typeahead, and examine how you can change its look and feel appropriate to each context. Included are snippets of the JSP code and the corresponding CSS styles (where applicable).
Non-intrusive dropdown
Often, dropdowns in the GUI (graphical user interface) for a Web application can appear intrusive. This is particularly true in the case where you are unlikely to need to use it. In many of these scenarios, there are a minority of use cases where Typeahead assistance could be very useful. For example, consider the case where you are typing in a given name. Usually there would be no trouble, since given names are common and typically less than eight characters. In the case where you are unsure of the spelling, you could greatly benefit from Typeahead support. Then you can just type the first few letters of the name and choose from a list. Another similar scenario is when a Web developer does not want to obscure information on the page, particularly if the user input relies on being able to view the whole page content.
One way to make your Typeahead less intrusive is to reduce the size of the dropdown. You can achieve this using two approaches. The first is to reduce the number of lines that appear in the dropdown. This can easily be done on the Properties tab for the hx:inputHelperTypeahead by entering a number in the Height of Suggestion Area field. You will note that there is also a Maximum number of suggestions displayed field (Figure 12). This should be used only to limit the number of results that are sent back from the server.
The code that transmits the XML result list (Listing 8) will only include up to
n results, where
n is the maximum to be returned. If you set the height of the suggestion list to a number less than the number that is returned, that will automatically turn on vertical scrolling in the dropdown. In this way, there is no need to compromise the size of the result set in minimizing the intrusion on screen.
Figure 12. Restricting Height of Dropdown
Listing 8. The result size attributes
<h:inputText id="text1" styleClass="inputText"> <hx:inputHelperTypeahead id="typeahead1" styleClass="inputText_Typeahead" value="#{myRoot.filter.search}" oncomplete="return func_1(this, event);" size="2" maxSuggestions="100"></hx:inputHelperTypeahead> </h:inputText>
A second option is to omit the Typeahead dropdown completely by activating
autocomplete mode. When autocomplete mode is active, no dropdown displays on the page, but your input autocompletes to the first result in the result set returned from the server. In this way, the Typeahead control does not use any extra screen real estate. This can be useful in cases where the result set is small, and you will infrequently wish to choose between more than one option.
For example, consider a case where you are typing in a name from your list of contacts. Typically, typing in a first name and the first couple of letters of the surname can yield a single result. The functionality of selecting from a result set is not compromised, however, as you can still cycle through the result set using the arrow keys on the keyboard.
A third way to reduce intrusion is to introduce transparency to the dropdown. If the dropdown has a reduced opacity, your attention will not be as diverted from the input field during the input process. If the dropdown is sufficiently transparent, you should still be able to view information on the page and, if necessary, draw on it to enter details into the input field. Figure 13 shows an example of this.
Figure 13. A transparency-enabled Typeahead
Listing 9 shows the CSS for three of the Typeahead classes used to produce the transparency effect on the dropdown area. The attributes that pertain to transparency are in bold.
Listing 9. Transparency in CSS
.inputText_TypeAhead { background-color: #ccddff; border-width: 1px; border-style: solid; border-color: ThreeDDarkShadow; width:300px; -moz-opacity: .7; opacity: .7 } .inputText_TypeAhead-List { background-color: transparent; text-align: left; vertical-align: middle; height: auto; font-family: sans-serif; font-weight: 400; font-size: 10pt; border-collapse: collapse } .inputText_TypeAhead-Item { background-color: transparent; color: WindowText; padding-left: 1pt; padding-right: 1pt }
Displaying lengthy suggestions with a long suggestion list
It is often inconvenient if you have to type in long strings in an input field (for example, if you are typing a long chemical compound name or an address). The Typeahead can help you with this by offering a list of suggestions after only a fraction of the full String has been typed. This could potentially be very efficient if a dataset with an average string length of 150 characters can typically be differentiated using only the first <10 characters.
In order to achieve the intended effect, it is necessary to alter the style of the Typeahead somewhat. Although the Typeahead can handle wrapping text, this is undesirable, particularly when a suggestion wraps more than once. Instead, you can increase the width of the suggestion area through CSS. By default, the width of the suggestion area is set to that of the input field. Even though you may want to make your input field longer for longer Strings, having an exceedingly large input field does not make for neat or compact design. The way to stop the dropdown from snapping to the width of the input field is to clear the Match width of the suggestion area with the input field checkbox in the hx:inputHelperTypeahead Properties view. This sets matchWidth=
false on the Typeahead tag.
Figure 14. Matchwidth checkbox
Next, you need to specify the width in the CSS, resulting in a GUI similar to that in Figure 15. You can use any metric that is acceptable in CSS for specifying the width. For this example, yset the width to 400px. The CSS
width attribute in the base CSS class is the only change required, as shown in Listing 10.
Listing 10. Extended width in CSS
.inputText_TypeAhead { background-color: #ccddff; border-width: 1px; border-style: solid; border-color: ThreeDDarkShadow; width: 400px; -moz-opacity: .7; opacity: .7 } }
Figure 15. A wide dropdown
Now you can freely control the width of the Typeahead, either absolutely (by specifying exact widths) or relative to its containing element (by specifying a percentage).
Unfamiliar strings
It is troublesome to try to enter Strings that you do not know offhand, or that would be difficult to type, like long alphanumeric Strings. These types of Strings could, for example, be a part number or an ID number. In these cases, it is best to fire the request for the suggestion list early in the input process. There are two fields in the Properties view that control when the Ajax request for the suggestion list is fired:
- One fires the delay only after you have entered at least a specified number of characters
- One controls the amount of time that has elapsed since the last user keydown event
The defaults for these attributes,
startCharacters and
startDelay (shown in Figure 16), are one character and 500 milliseconds respectively. In the case of unfamiliar Strings, it might be beneficial to reduce the time delay to say 100ms.
Figure 16. The delay attributes
However, as with all Ajax, this can significantly increase the traffic on the server. It is recommended that you combine these two attributes effectively to optimize the tradeoff between the performance and usability of your Typeahead. For this reason, conversely, when you are very familiar with the String you are typing, it makes sense to increase these attributes.
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Talk:Super Nintendo Entertainment System
I don't want to move too hastily and delete this page due to little information, but who agrees on its notability? The only thing I can think of Pokémon related to the Super Nintendo is the Super Game Boy adapter that can be used to play the Game boy games on this, mainly RBY. --rockersk08 23:20, 22 June 2011 (UTC)
- There is also the Picross NV vol 1, a Picross game with some Pokemon puzzles. If someone just added a bit more info i think it would be fine. XVuvuzela2010X 23:39, 22 June 2011 (UTC)
I believe the official romanization is "Super Famicom." That's what's printed on the actual console itself. TeridaxXD001 (talk) 23:33, 1 June 2015 (UTC)


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I have made breadsticks before, and though they were tasty and easy to make, I have wanted to pin down a good recipe for yeasted breadsticks. I wanted to get that nice texture that you just can't seem to get with a quickbread (non-yeast) type of recipe. Many recipes for homemade breadsticks are really just elongated dinner rolls, tending towards softness. Truthfully, I like those ... Read More »
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Zesty Raspberry Loaf
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Proposed Dates: October 4 – 12, 2016
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OVERNIGHTS: Vendôme (1), Tours (2), Paris (4)
HIGHLIGHTS: Visit: Chambord Chateau, Blois Chateau, Chaumont Chateau, Amboise Chateau, Chenonceau Chateau w/audio guide, Chartes Cathedral with local guide, Versailles State Apartments w/audio guide, Trianon and Gardens, Vineyard tour with wine tasting dinner.
DAY 1 • DEPARTURE • Begin you journey on an overnight flight to Paris.
DAY 2 • VENDÔME • Bonjour Paris! When you arrive at the airport, meet an assistant (airport only) and coach for transfer to the picturesque town of Vendôme. Check in at the hotel (luggage will be stored if rooms are not yet available). Enjoy some time to relax before greeting the coach for a visit at the royal Château de Chambord, originally built as a hunting lodge for King Francois. Afterwards, return to the hotel. Tonight, dine at a local restaurant. Overnight in Vendôme.
DAY 3 • VENDÔME • CHÂTEAUX • TOURS • Following a Continental buffet breakfast at the hotel before meeting your coach and full-day guide to explore the Loire Valley. Begin the day with a visit at the royal Château de Blois. From there, you will make the short journey to Chaumont-sur-Loire where you'll enjoy lunch (on your own) as well as a visit atChâteau de Chaumont. Continue on to Amboise where you'll enjoy a visit of the Chateau, which was a medieval fortress, royal residence and the final resting place of Leonardo da Vinci. Transfer to Tours for check-in at the hotel. Dinner is at your leisure. Overnight in Tours.
DAY 4 • CHÂTEAUX • Enjoy a Continental buffet breakfast at the hotel. Enjoy some time at leisure before greeting your coach for transfer to Chenonceau, considered the most romantic castle in the Loire region for a self-guided tour. Afterwards, reboard your coach for a panoramic trip through the Loire Valley, viewing châteaux, including Château de Chinon. Later this afternoon, visit a vineyard where you will enjoy a tour and tasting followed by dinner. Return to hotel. Overnight in Tours.
DAY 5 • TOURS • CHARTRES • VERSAILLES • PARIS • Following a Continental buffet breakfast at the hotel. After checking out of the hotel, board the coach for transfer to Chartres a major spiritual center during the Middle Ages. Greet a local guide for a tour of the Chartres Cathedral, whose stained glass windows are considered France's most beautiful. There will be time for lunch on your own before boarding your coach for transfer to Versailles one of the most beautiful palaces in the world. Enjoy a audio guided (included) visit to the State Apartments and Gardens plus the Grand Trianon and Marie Antionette's Estate. Afterward, reboard your coach for transfer to Paris for check-in at the hotel.Dinner is at your leisure. Overnight in Paris.
DAY 6 • PARIS • Continental buffet breakfast at the hotel. Enjoy a full day exploring Paris with your group leader (no entrance fees are included). Dinner is at your leisure. Overnight in Paris.
DAY 7 • PARIS • Continental buffet breakfast at the hotel. Enjoy a full day exploring Paris with your group leader (no entrance fees are included). Dinner is at your leisure. Overnight in Paris.
DAY 8 • PARIS • Continental buffet breakfast at the hotel. Enjoy a full day exploring Paris with your group leader (no entrance fees are included). Enjoy a farewell dinner at a local restaurant. Overnight in Paris.
DAY 9 • RETURN • After breakfast, meet a coach for transfer to the airport. Bid adieu to France!
Minimum of 10 full paying participants: $3239 + $650* = $3889.00 pp.
Minimum of 15 full paying participants: $2929 + $650* = $3579.00 pp.
Minimum of 20 full paying participants: $2669 + $650* = $3319.00 pp.
Land Only: less 21%
*Departure Taxes / Airline Fuel Surcharge: currently $650 but subject to change until ticketedapprox 45 days prior to departure.
Single Supplement: $630
Weekend travel supplement: program departing or returning on a weekend (Fri., Sat., Sun.) are subject to a surcharge of $30 each way.
Tips (tour director, drivers, local guides): $20 pp (suggested amount.)
City taxes – must be paid in person, directly to the hotel (if applicable).
Baggage fees and any other airline fees (if applicable.)
Other items not specifically mentioned as included.
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Mid-week, round-trip airfare from Philadelphia for travel in October 2016.
Full day coach: Days 2 – 5
Local coach: Paris hotel – airport
7 nights twin occupancy accommodations in superior tourist or tourist class hotels in the following cities: Vendôme (1), Tours (2) & Paris (4).
Hotel Le Vendôme http://www.hotelvendomefrance.com/Home_en.htmor similar
Oceania L'Univers Tours http://www.oceaniahotels.co.uk/h/hotel-oceania-l-univers-tours/presentationor similar
Novotel Paris Vaugirard Montparnasse http://www.novotel.com/gb/hotel-1978-novotel-paris-vaugirard-montparnasse/index.shtmlor similar)
Continental buffet breakfasts (7)
Dinners (3) - including wine-tasting dinner at Loire Valley vineyard.
Full-day guide: Day 3
Visit: Chambord Chateau, Blois Chateau, Chaumont Chateau, Amboise Chateau, Chenonceau Chateau w/audio guide, Chartes Cathedral with local guide, Versailles State Apartments w/audio guide, Trianon and Gardens.
Vineyard tour with wine tasting dinner
All visits are subject to availability at the time of booking.
International medical insurance (for travel outside the United States.)
Trip cancellation insurance up to $2,500 (land only – does not include airfare)
Culture Quest Travel Pak including flight bag, luggage tag, and important travel information.
Taxes and gratuities on included items.
Service and planning of Culture Quest Staff.
When:Rides are planned at dawn or at dusk when the temperatures are not too hot in order to avoid the winds linked to the heat. Departure will be at 07:30 AM or 17:00 PM.
Flight will be confirmed by the hot-air balloon company depending on the weather.
Departure planned at dawn: later in the day the day before the visit
Departure planned at dusk: later in the morning on the day of visit
Duration:3 hours
Departure:next to the Châteaux de Blois, Chaumont sur Loire, Loire bank in Amboise or Cher bank in Chenonceaux (depending on the weather)
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16 pax: 1 nacelle for 16
Under 11 pax: 1 nacelle for 16 (includes outside participants)
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