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5 All Kinds of AwesomenessRambo456 | 05/08/2010 | See all Rambo456's reviews (1259)Top 10 Reviewer Top 10 DVD Reviewer Top 100 Music Reviewer Number 1 Gadgets Reviewer Top 100 Clothing Reviewer Top 10 Toys Reviewer OK lets keep things simple. I loved the meaning and style and direction and acting in this movie.I wont pretend to that I understand how the multiple Dream Levels worked in the last Third of the movie, I just about understood it when I was watching it.What is brilliant about the movie is you can watch it on a very intelligent level or on a Popcorn entertainment Action Chase Movie level and it works on both levels.Christopher Nolans direction is just sublime, the way he manages to engage and respect the viewers intelligence is commendable. He is now in the top band of directors, which include Michael Mann, Martin Scorsese, David Fincher, Quentin Tarantino and Steven Speilberg.The Special effects were truly Jaw Dropping, just when you think you cant be impressed any further by the latest SFX, this movie takes it to another level.The Action set pieces are authentic and reminiscent of Michael Manns best work from Heat and Miami Vice.The Acting is of the highest order, the supporting players are all perfectly cast, but it is Leonardo Di Caprios show all the way, quite simply because if we dont connect with his performance, the film does not work. And he is Sublime in every scene he is in.Also loved the Foreboding Background Music.So there it is, the Must See movie of the year.
5 Inceptionbamboozle69 | 01/12/2010 | See all bamboozle69's reviews (1)An absolute triumph! An amazing movie again from Christopher Nolan who shows us time and time again that he is one of, if not the best director out there at the moment. Dicaprio is also brilliant in what I would say is his best role to date (yes even better than the departed!) and he just shines on the screen with Nolan guiding him along the way. The movie in itself is complicated if you don't pay enough attention, however if you do (and by god you will), you will be shown an amazing idea that blows the mind! A quick mention to the British actor Tom Hardy who is a fantastic actor and who's work I have followed for a few years now. He is making great strides in hollywood at the moment (with this of course and he is set to play Mad Max in the remake soon) and I firmly believe that he is destined for greatness!
5 Great Movie, by a Great Director!FusionSteam | 09/07/2010 | See all FusionSteam's reviews (2)I was at the world premiere of this in Leicester Square! And I can tell you right now, this film is worth buying, and I can't stress it enough!However, the film is typical Christopher Nolan, it's dark, well written and the characters is brilliantly played by the respectable Actors!Just like previous Nolan films you need to see this more than once. and this is in no way a negative thing!Buy it as soon as it gets out!!
3 The trailer was better.vincenoir99 | 18/11/2010 | See all vincenoir99's reviews (7)An "ok" film. Very well polished and crafted. Some interesting ideas. However the plot is FULL of holes and it's hard to get excited about a film that has lots rules for people to follow (50 years in "limbo", if you're not careful), but no bad guys at all. I mean, this film is about some guy, trying to get another guy to split his big company into smaller companies... Wow, I'm gripped... Both my Wife and I shrugged at the end, as ultimately this really is a (granted, very well made) load of old twaddle... The trailer is more exciting.
5 and now for something completely different...SinisterMinister | 14/12/2010 | See all SinisterMinister's reviews (1)There's no need for me to go into the details of how genius the story line is or how the ridiculous concept works into a beautiful script, because everyone already knows it. What I love about inception is the fact that Christopher Nolan has put together something that has never been explored before, the power of dreams and their vunerability. It's not a film about vampires or a ridiculous murderer or some mythical battle, and we've seen so many of these we can predict the plot before the trailers ended. It's something which will be seen as a landmark in film history, and along with Dark Knight, it's definitely one of the best films of the last ten years.


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NY Fracking Scandal: 7 Groups Demand Conflict of Interest Investigation of Cuomo Administration
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New York could soon become the newest state in the union to allow hydraulic fracturing (fracking), the controversial technique used to enable shale oil and gas extraction. The green light from New York Governor Andrew Cuomo could transpire in as little as "a couple of weeks," according to journalist and author Tom Wilber.
That timeline, of course, assumes things don't take any crazy twists or turns.
Enter a press conference today in Albany, where seven groups, including Public Citizen, Food and Water Watch, Frack Action, United for Action, Catskill Citizens for Safe Energy, and Capital District Against Fracking, called for an Albany County District Attorney General investigation of the Cuomo Administration.
They are asking "whether Lawrence Schwartz, Secretary to Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo, has a conflict of interest between his stock investments and his involvement in the state's decision on whether to allow high-volume hydraulic fracturing for shale gas."
Schwartz – dubbed "the ringleader" of Governor Cuomo's administration – potentially has what these groups describe as a legal conflict-of-interest. A months-long DeSmogBlog investigation reveals that Cuomo's chief-of-staff actually has a direct financial interest in fracking going forward in New York state, potentially falling under the sphere of insider trading.
Above and beyond Schwartz's annual oil and gas industry stock holdings in corporations ranging from Occidental Petroleum, Williams Companies, ExxonMobil/XTO, and General Electric (GE) for the past decade, the Cuomo Administration has also held numerous meetings with lobbyists representing some of these same corporations dating back to when Cuomo assumed office in Jan. 2011, records obtained under New York's Freedom of Information Law (FOIL) by DeSmogBlog reveal.
Dirty Details: Oil/Gas Industry Stock Holdings, Meetings with Lobbyists from Same Corporations
The details are dirty, both figuratively and literally.
A September 2012 investigation by the Environmental Working Group (EWG) examined Schwartz's past three financial disclosure forms. That probe revealed that he had stock holdings of $1,000+ each in Occidental, Williams, Exxon/XTO, and GE in both 2010 and 2011, respectively. All four of these corporations possess a financial stake in Cuomo approving fracking in New York.
2009 saw much of the same, a year in which Schwartz had $1,000+ in his stock portfolio invested in GE, Williams, and Burlington Resources (purchasd as a subsidiary by ConocoPhillips in 2005).
DeSmogBlog followed in the footsteps of the EWG investigation by filing both an Executive Chamber FOIL request, as well a FOIL request to Schwartz's former employer, the Westchester County Executive Office, asking for his financial disclosure forms dating back to 2002.
That latter request revealed that Schwartz has had stock holdings in the oil and gas industry dating back to 2002. At that time he was working as chief-of-staff to then-Westchester County Executive, Andrew J. Spano.
In 2002 and 2003, Schwartz had over $1,000 in stock holdings in Chevron and GE. Until 2001, Texaco – purchased in 2000 as a subsidiary by Chevron – was headquarted in Westchester. The Westchester County Executive Chamber did not possess Schwartz's forms for 2004 or 2005.
His 2006 filings reveal $1,000 or more in his stock portfolio invested in Burlington Resources, GE, and Williams Companies.
Records obtained from Cuomo's Executive Chamber also revealed that lobbyists from the very corporations Schwartz has thousands of dollars of stock holdings in have earned the ear of Cuomo in the form of exclusive meetings with his high-level aides.
One case in point: Both in April 2012 and in Sept. 2012, Williams Companies lobbyists had meetings with Cuomo aides on the status of its proposed Constitution Pipeline, a joint venture between Cabot Oil and Gas, Piedmont Natural Gas and Williams Companies. That 120-mile long, 30-inch prospective pipeline, if approved, will carry gas produced in NY's section of the Marcellus Shale to markets throughout the northeastern U.S.
The latter meeting was held between two Williams' lobbyists – Tonio Burgos and John Charlson – and upper level Cuomo aides.


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Thanks guys. My original intention was to continue with some experimentation through this site but "life" just somehow got in the way. That being said, I've actually learned some new tricks over the year just straight up working and paying attention. Walter- I'm curious what places you worked at and from whom. My grandfather's family used to make pizza through their shop on Mulberry St.; called Marconi's. When I first started out, I learned from the Ruffino's, from one of the original 'slice chains' in Brooklyn (Connie's). That and I spent a lot of time hanging out at Original's, watching their dough opening technique (seeing just how good the pizza guy there was what made me push to be the pizzaiolo I am today).
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Not all House Republicans agree with their leader's decision to block the governor's Healthy Utah alternative to Medicaid expansion.
After 6-hour standoff, Rose Park home found empty
Pat Reavy |
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Salt Lake police were looking Friday for a Rose Park man who sparked a nearly six-hour standoff.
Mormon Tabernacle Choir surprised with Hall of Fame induction
Tracie Snowder |
posted Feb 27th - 12:47pm
The Mormon Tabernacle Choir was surprised Thursday night with an induction into the American Classical Hall of Fame.
Wyoming snowmobiler injured in Utah taken to hospital
The Associated Press |
posted Feb 27th - 12:16pm
Authorities say a Wyoming man injured in a snowmobile accident in Utah has been taken to an Ogden hospital.
See tundra swans, mountain goats at DWR events
Faith Heaton Jolley |
posted Feb 27th - 11:27am
Utah has a wide variety of wildlife and the Division of Wildlife Resources is hosting two events to give the public an opportunity to see tundra swans and mountain goats.
BYU trumps Harvard for value of MBA, report says
Natalie Crofts |
posted Feb 27th - 11:20am
Low cost, strong employment prospects and a "sound reputation" launched Brigham Young University to the top of a new list ranking the value of MBA programs.
Legislature works on gas tax raise; getting better benefits for families of killed officers
KSL.com |
posted Feb 27th - 11:01am
Legislation worked on bills to raise taxes on gas, extend better benefits to the families of officers who were killed in battle and allowing terminal patients the right to try experimental drugs.
Jay Leno to join Utah sport awards ceremony
The Associated Press |
posted Feb 27th - 10:29am
Jay Leno will join the Governor's State of Sport Awards dinner in Salt Lake City on April 21 to honor Utah's top athletic achievements for 2014.
State School Board to keep SAGE testing despite demands to cancel
Morgan Jacobsen |
posted Feb 27th - 10:13am
The State School Board will not cancel SAGE tests this year despite demands from lawmakers to repeal the computer-adaptive assessment because of the burden placed on teachers and its controversial use in school accountability.
Beware of fraud potential before listing home, Logan woman learns
Alex Cabrero |
posted Feb 27th - 9:51am
A Logan woman learned it's important to be careful when listing your house for rent or sale on the Internet. After she listed her house, she discovered someone stole digital pictures of her home and listed her house with false information.
Finding best officials for high school basketball tourneys not easy
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posted Feb 27th - 8:30am
The process of finding the state's best officials for high school basketball tournaments is a long, arduous and complicated process — all done to ensure quality and professionalism.
Fire sparked by space heater destroys Duchesne County home
Geoff Liesik |
posted Feb 27th - 7:47am
Fire officials say a space heater left on overnight sparked a fire Thursday morning that spread from a detached garage to a home.
No chance for soccer stadium at Fairpark, club leader says
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posted Feb 27th - 7:15am
Any chance of salvaging what seemed like a mutually beneficial agreement to develop a new soccer stadium at the state fairgrounds is gone.
Construction worker hurt at site of new Millville school
The Associated Press |
posted Feb 27th - 6:56am
A construction worker has been hospitalized after an industrial accident at the new high school being built in Millville.
Firefighters win praise for response to boy's traumatic accident
Shara Park |
posted Feb 26th - 10:26pm
Parents of a child who was burned in a freak accident credit the firefighter-paramedics from Station 85 in North Salt Lake for being one of the major reasons their son is doing so well today.
Simulations offer inside glimpse into challenges police officers face daily
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posted Feb 26th - 10:25pm
Instructors from the Peace Officers Standards and Training Academy offered a first-hand look Thursday into the challenging situations officers face every day.
Man attempted to lure 13-year-old girl to Provo park, police say
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posted Feb 26th - 9:44pm
A man was arrested Wednesday after attempting to entice what he thought was a 13-year-old girl to a park, police said.
Officers, staff, inmates agree: New prison vital given old prison's decrepit circumstance
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Prison staff, officers and inmates all agree that building a new prison is a must, regardless of location. Without an upgrade soon, sustainable healthy living is difficult to maintain, given the compound's out-of-date state.
Herbert considering executive action on Healthy Utah
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Gov. Gary Herbert said Thursday he is considering all options, including taking executive action, to enact his Healthy Utah alternative to Medicaid expansion now that House leaders say it won't get a hearing.
Animal rescue seeks shooter after finding dog with 2 bullet wounds
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posted Feb 26th - 9:01pm
A Sanpete County animal rescue is asking for the public's help in locating those responsible for shooting a dog that had just given birth.
Early graduation incentive bill fails in House
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House lawmakers rejected a bill Thursday that sought to increase scholarship funds for early high school graduates.
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Dispensary owners report 50 to 300 percent rise since Obama took office
by Brian Alexander
The number of ailing people turning to medical marijuana to ease their symptoms has spiked this year, say dispensary owners in some of the 13 states where it's legal.
Requests have jumped anywhere from 50 to 300 percent, they say, since President Barack Obama took office and signaled that he won't use federal marijuana laws to override state laws as the Bush administration did. Others say the economic downturn may also be responsible as more people without insurance are seeking alternatives to costly medications.
In the past few months, marijuana co-ops, clubs, businesses and even lawyers who have advocated for looser dope regulations say they've been inundated with requests for information and certifications that permit people to use marijuana for medical purposes.
"I have been flooded with calls," reported Seattle attorney Douglas Hiatt, a long-time marijuana advocate. "It's 'Where can I find a doctor [to prescribe it]? How can I start a co-op?' You wouldn't believe it."
Under the George W. Bush administration, federal authorities maintained that federal marijuana laws took precedence over state law, even in states that had approved therapeutic cannabis. But Obama indicated during the presidential campaign that he supported the controlled use of marijuana for medical purposes, saying he saw no difference between medical marijuana and other pain-control drugs.
"My attitude is if the science and the doctors suggest that the best palliative care and the way to relieve pain and suffering is medical marijuana, then that's something I'm open to," Obama said in November 2007 at a campaign stop in Audubon, Iowa. "There's no difference between that and morphine when it comes to just giving people relief from pain."
In February, U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder pledged to limit Drug Enforcement Administration raids of prescription cannabis dispensaries to those businesses and organizations that break both state as well as federal laws.
"Our focus will be on people, organizations that are growing, cultivating substantial amounts of marijuana and doing so in a way that's inconsistent with federal and state law," he said.
300 percent increase
Hard numbers and state-to-state comparisons are difficult to come by because state laws vary and because some states are still creating their programs; New Mexico expects to license its first legal marijuana producer this month. But the state of Colorado has tracked registered medical marijuana users since implementing its law on June 1, 2001. As of the end of 2008, there were 4,720 applications received, almost all of which had been approved. But as of February 28 of this year, that number stood at 6,796, an increase of 2,076 in just two months.
"I have had a 300 percent rise at my business," reported the owner of Colorado's Boulder County Caregivers, a marijuana dispensary. (She asked not to be named since she also works in local government.)
Her numbers are rising despite obstacles that remain in the path of those seeking access. For example, many doctors are reluctant to authorize their patients to use marijuana either because its efficacy has not been proven in rigorous trials, shown to be superior to other drugs, or because they themselves fear risking their own federal license to prescribe medications like opiate pain killers if they are seen to be defying federal drug law.
"I have legitimate cancer patients who cannot get a doctor to sign," the Boulder dispensary owner said. "Their doctor will say 'Talk to your oncologist,' and the oncologist will say 'Talk to your other doctor.' So I see the same doctors' names over and over. Patient records show the same two clinics because so many go there since their own doctors will not do it for fear of federal retribution."
Some organizations leap this hurdle by providing their own doctors.
"I have 12 doctors working with us right now," said Paul Stanford, director of The Hemp and Cannabis Foundation, based in Portland, Ore. THCF has started clinics in eight states, often by bringing along one of its own paid doctors who happens to be licensed in that state.
Stanford claimed his clinics are booming, too, with about 50 percent more calls and patient certifications than before the new administration took office.
In addition to the Obama administration's position on medical marijuana, demographics may also be a co-factor in the overall rise. Many people born after World War II have had at least some exposure to marijuana, and now that the government has indicated it will be more lenient, might be more inclined to turn to the party drug of their youth to ease the maladies of age. Few people under 65, "are truly naïve to cannabis," suggested Dr. Frank Lucido, an Oakland, Calif., physician who has long been a leader in California's medical marijuana community.
Economy may be playing role
Lucido has seen an increase in patients, too, but a slight one, a much smaller bump than he would have expected. It's possible, he speculated, that because so many dispensaries have opened in California, some offering quickie - and often dubious - medical exams to certify patient need, that the total number of medical marijuana consumers has boomed, but that many are avoiding more stringent practitioners like himself.
One final possibility for the increase in numbers is economic. The Congressional Budget Office estimates that at least 45 million Americans under age 65 are now without health insurance.
As the number of medical marijuana outlets expands, and fear of federal drug charges diminishes, some of those people, faced with paying out of pocket for pharmaceutical drugs or for cannabis, "will turn to medicine that is good for a whole bunch of ailments, that you can grow yourself and not spend a tremendous amount of money on," Hiatt said. "That's very appealing to lots of people."
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It's too bad the Obama Administration has relinquished any possibility of making this herb federally legal. We have these legal drugs being peddled by Big PhRma against the will of kind individuals who sometimes have transformed into neurotic and mesmerizing ones because of their dependency on legal drugs. We hear of these horrible side effects from legal drugs and the most we hear from marijuana is drowsiness, lethargy, and munchies. One of the interest groups who desire for marijuana to remain a schedule 1 substance is the pharmaceutical industry. They don't want the competition, as marijuana is significantly cheaper than many prescription medicines.
Not to mention, legalizing marijuana and letting people grow them in their backyards may help (not fully) stymie the drug wars in Mexico? There's a reason why there is a drug war in Mexico and most of it is the criminilization of drugs, most of it marijuana (tons and tons of it). If it were legal and people grew them in their homes and eventually sold in stores, drug traffickers and their gangs will lose the profit incentive because it would be readily available in the market...Why aren't we thinking of this?


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- VikingKingEleven
why do you think 'symbols' are so powerful?
implants in the subconscious.
- Dog-earMay 16, 11, 7:22 p.m. – Permalink
- Dodecahedron
This proves nothing, you could do this with anybody that has a certain affinity for something and their brain will respond in similar ways.
- Dog-earMay 16, 11, 8:42 p.m. – Permalink
- mikotondria3
At least Jobs exists, that's something.
- Dog-earMay 16, 11, 9:01 p.m. – Permalink
- bulletfactory
read the book buyology by martin lindstrom... they linked these years ago.
- Dog-earMay 16, 11, 9:07 p.m. – Permalink
- Miguex
Design 101 teaches us that emotional connection is the ultimate goal for a brand, it takes years to develop, maybe decades but it's proven that consumers shop based on emotions the majority of the time (not necessity) specially in the US.
Apple does it, Nike does it, Levis does it, Starbucks does it, Coca Cola does it, man we could go on forever..
I think this could turn into a nice design thread..
- Dog-earMay 16, 11, 9:07 p.m. – Permalink
- Miguex
New York, June 19, 2001 -- New research published in the summer issue of the Gallup Management Journal (GMJ) shows that customers develop emotional, even passionate, ties to an extremely broad range of the products and services they use. The new findings, which contradict conventional marketing wisdom, suggest that companies in almost any industry can attract life-long customers.
- Dog-earMay 16, 11, 9:09 p.m. – Permalink
- reinitialize
people loving a product that makes their life fun and easier? blasphemy!
- Dog-earMay 16, 11, 9:12 p.m. – Permalink
- deathboy
many books have parables of all such type of shit. no single book i think tells it all because its very dynamic. just read a lot. if it was so easy as connect the dots everyone would be doing it. really its all about false contexts/concepts, getting one not to think logically but through emotions. if you get a person to think logically you have lost. you need priest like techniques. you want people to be thinking about what some else is thinking. be able to twist and bend reason. be vague mysterious. All kinds of shit. And always adapt angles until you find gold. And a big media budget, a lie told often enough becomes truth. oh yea also improtant change peopels value systems and setup conditioning barricades to support those that chose the values you wanted vs peopel who can explain why. power in numbers. anyone will likely believe what they want especially if its supported. but i guess read up on philosophy and politcial philosophy/religion/propaganda lenin/hitler/mao those types of deals and you can find some pretty good results.
- Dog-earMay 16, 11, 9:30 p.m. – Permalink
- Dodecahedron
There is substance to apple just like there is substance to real religions of the world. Problem is branding and marketing is an empty art form just like idol worship. Idol worship is to some interpretations against the ten commandments.
- Dog-earMay 16, 11, 9:38 p.m. – Permalink
- Boz
What's dangerous with Apple cult and the way fans react is that they don't question the Apple's business behavior and anti-competitive behavior . In the past 2-3 years it has been numerous examples of Apple's unethical and immoral behavior that tops the WORST in the industry, yet the consumers give them a pass and justify it as overblown, because they react the same way a cult member would. They don't question anything about their leader and simply will find the justification for any unethical, greedy, anti-competitive, anti-consumer behavior and see it as totally acceptable because it's their cult leader doing it.
It is always fascinating and sad to me at the same time that I haven't found many other Apple users who can be critical of Apple in any way, shape or form. I use their products daily and I have A LOT of criticism and hate towards their business model. I'm not talking about polish or design of their products here which I like overall, it's the ideology and unethical and immoral approach to conducting their business. What's even more disturbing is that the same users who are being locked in and used by Apple continuously brag about how Apple makes a lot of money without understanding that Apple is able to do that BECAUSE of their anti-consumer stand and is nothing to be happy about.
I am yet to find a fan of their products who will be open and admit and criticize bad things they do. And that's one of the clearest indications that it's really a cult-like behavior.
- Dog-earMay 16, 11, 9:56 p.m. – Permalink
- Boz
well no.. because I look at them as tools and not status symbol or I get them due to some kind of evangelical, cult like dedication. I would NEVER EVER wait in line to buy their product or high five someone.
I have to use a Mac these days because I do stuff for their platform as well and they have a significant share of the market as well. I'm not really a good measurement but I can clearly see what and how Apple operates exactly because I use their products, I work tightly with their APIs and platform as well.
You can like a product but you don't have to be compliant and approve of every awful thing the company does.
To be perfectly honest I think the rise of Apple and the lock down approach they've pioneered does only bad things for progress and innovation overall.
It's funny, the most proprietary and closed up company preaching and criticizing Google for example in being not fully open or criticizing Adobe and Flash over HTML5? Hypocritical much?
You do see the irony and dishonesty there right? That by itself doesn't make the finish of their product worse, but it tells A LOT about the company itself.
I would like nothing more then to not have to use Apple products. I just love PC and I love everything that gives us choices even if it's a bit less "pretty".
- Dog-earMay 16, 11, 10:18 p.m. – Permalink
- prophetone
i miss my 6100/60
- Dog-earMay 16, 11, 10:32 p.m. – Permalink
- orrinward
Anyone that suggests that this behaviour is exclusive to Apple fans rather than fandom is a bit deluded.
The behaviour in the video is the same as at any red carpet event, or launch for any hot product.
The majority of Apple customers do not go to launch parties for products and wouldn't be screaming out loud. This is a very focused group of fanatics, that you get in any religion and any fan base, be it for people, a sports team, your favourite band, the latest Apple product or the latest Android OS release.
I hate this kind of journalism. It proves nothing and just drives stereotypes.
It's like going to France for a funeral, coming back and saying 'The French are a mopy bunch'.
'What's dangerous with Apple cult and the way fans react is that they don't question the Apple's business behavior and anti-competitive behavior.'
Your casual user wants a fancy phone that they can fling birds at pigs on and watch YouTube on. They shouldn't really have to care about the business behaviour. Surely that's something for the Competition Commission and other similar organisations.
It seems that you (Boz) struggle to understand that other people make their decisions based on a different set of criteria. You are a hypernerd and you develop for these platforms as a profession right? If this is the case, then you're probably making the right choice by deciding what product you like based on it's technical specification, business ethics e.t.c. This decision process is not for everyone.
I'm no hypernerd, but I am a bit geeky and at University I dabbled in Mobile development. I opted for an Android Phone as I could hack it easily and I could develop and distribute my App without having to conform to code standards. I chose Android for that reason.
If Android was a closed system like Apple, but they had some sexy rapid app prototyping software I'd still go with it, because whether their business structure is open or closed doesn't affect me.
I dislike Apple because of how closed-off they are. I dislike Apple as I find their products to be overhyped and horrendously overpriced. However, I respect these are simply opinions, and everyone is entitled to their own.
I get quite bothered by your rants, as you always opt for the 'I know more than you so you're wrong in your decision' approach. You shove your views down peoples mouths, telling them that their decisions are wrong, yet you call them the fanatic. You're just a soapbox preacher.
- Dog-earMay 17, 11, 1:49 a.m. – Permalink


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Top 10 JDBC Best Practices for Java Programmer
11 comments :
- Kevin B said...
Great Article! Will Apache Tomcat provide you with connection pool facility out of the box?
- September 4, 2012 at 12:57 PM
- Anonymous said...
11. Avoid coding directly to JDBC; it's easy to screw up any of the above. Instead, use an ORM library like Hibernate or a SQL mapping framework like MyBatis.
- September 4, 2012 at 1:45 PM
- Anonymous said...
well, I think that these should not be considered as the "best" practice but indeed as the "normal" practice. I will consider as a toy all the software that breaks one of these rules. In addition, I don't think it does not have anymore sense using plain JDBC, since JPA is now a consolidated and stable technology.
- September 4, 2012 at 10:56 PM
- Anonymous said...
12. Completely disregard #11 for anything non-trivial and performance critical.
- September 6, 2012 at 6:47 PM
- Ramesh said...
Tomcat supports JDBC connection pool since long. Read the following to learn more
http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-6.0-doc/jndi-datasource-examples-howto.html - September 6, 2012 at 6:56 PM
- Peter said...
I was looking for some Java best practices when I landed up on this article. This is awesome!!. I have been using JDBC from couple of months but not aware of many of these JDBC best practices.Your blog is best to learn from basics to best practices , keep it up dude.
- February 12, 2013 at 11:56 PM
- Bernard said...
About #9, how often do you need to change databases? In my 15+ years of experience, it's much more common to change front end code than it is to change the underlying platform. Data is forever, front-end (and middle tier) technologies come and go.
I would argue the opposite of #9, namely that you should know your database and take advantage of its best features. Why would an experienced developer expect to gain anything from a database swap when they aren't using their current database's full potential? It's like pushing a bicycle instead of riding it. - May 10, 2013 at 8:03 AM
- Andreas Haufler said...
100% agree with all of the tipps. However managing resources correctly is essential when using JDBC. Thats why I created a bunch of helper classes like https://github.com/scireum/sirius/blob/develop/web/src/sirius/web/jdbc/JDBCQuery.java for SIRIUS (http://sirius-lib.net). Might be helpful for others as well. It provides a super thin layer above JDBC giving you all of the performance you need while providing connection pooling and idiot proof resource management.
- February 3, 2014 at 2:25 PM
- Anonymous said...
You can add few more best practices on JDBC resource management e.g. Apart from closing statements by calling their close() method, you can also call various free() methods to release more expensive resources e.g. Blob, Clob and Array. Blob, Clob, and NClob Java objects remain valid for at least the duration of the transaction in which they are created. This could potentially result in an application running out of resources during a long running transaction. In fact, any Array, Blob, Clob whose scope is entirely controlled within a local block should have its free() method called in a finally block to release respective resources. By the way you can only do this if you are using JDBC 4.0 released in Java 1.6, in lower version, you still depends on mercy of JDBC drivers and Garbage collector.
- February 5, 2014 at 9:42 PM
- Anonymous said...
One of the less common JDBC best practices I have seen is making your DAO class name identical as Table name, for example if you have Customer table than your DAO class should be called CustomerDAO, similarly if you have Product table than you can name it ProductDAO. In a case where your table name is more complicated and picking up as Java class name doesn't make sense, then consider declaring a public static final String TABLE = "ABC_XYZ", this makes easy to correlated which table a particular DAO class is connecting. Ideally you should know table name by just looking name of DAO class, but in worst case it must contain such field at top of the class.
- February 24, 2014 at 7:21 PM
- Baskar @ SQL performance tuning said...
It is good practices for JDBC Beginners Only because now-a-days Developers are not using Planin JDBC. They are used to JPA's. Anyway good article and keep going ...!
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They say her personality isn't going to change, that's bullshit and you know it. Forever the one argument of any starter to the fandom is: who is best pony? We all know that Twilight has gotten rather being a Mary sue and all. Now that she is going to be a freaking Alicorn her boring scale will skyrocket. And now there's going to be a canon way for ponies to turn into an Alicorns, I would be somewhat alright with this if Cadence hadn't been one since her teen years (possibly since birth). SO much garglemesh. You know that scrunchy line symbol that means aggravation, well combine that with tumble weed and iron wool. Now eat it. Feel that searing tearing in your mouth, throat and possibly esophagus? That's how I currently feel though not all of it is due to this crap.
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Australia and New Zealand SKA project
A global radio telescope project, the SKA will be the largest and most capable radio telescope ever constructed. Australia and southern Africa will each host different components of the SKA.
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Australian Antarctic Division
Leads Australia's Antarctic program. It conducts antarctic research, protects the Antarctic environment and maintains the Antarctic Treaty System.
Australian Antarctic Division
Australian Astronomical Observatory
Operates the Anglo-Australian and UK Schmidt telescopes on behalf of the astronomical community of Australia.
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Australian Institute of Marine Science
Australia's tropical marine research agency. Provides leadership in research into tropical marine environments and their living aquatic resources.
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Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation
Conducts research and development in relation to a broad range of nuclear science and technology activities, and the production and use of radioisotopes.
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Australian Ocean Data Centre
Provides a whole-of-government approach to ocean data management. A joint venture between six Australian Government marine data agencies.
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Lists links to a diverse to range of information on Australian science and technology resources, as well as providing a starting place for researchers in this field.
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Bureau of Meteorology
Provides weather forecasts, warnings and observations for all states and territories of Australia. Also provides information about climate, hydrology and other weather services such as weather charts, radar images, satellite images and marine weather.
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"France wants to set an example, not to teach others a lesson but because it's our history, our message. Setting an example in promoting fundamental freedoms is our battle and a matter of honour for us.
That is why France will remain at the forefront of all these struggles: for the abolition of the death penalty, for women's right to equality and dignity, for the universal decriminalization of homosexuality, which cannot be seen as a crime but – on the contrary – as the recognition of an orientation, and we will continue to fight for the protection of civilians."
Human rights are defined as the inalienable rights of all human beings, whatever their nationality, place of residence, sex, national or ethnic origin, color, religion, language, or any other status, and encompass many thematic issues.
The protection of human rights is central to the work of the United Nations which reaffirms that these rights are universal, indivisible, interdependent, and interrelated (United Nations World Conference , Vienna, 14 – 25 June 1993).
(60th Anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights - "Sketching human rights cartoon exhibit" - Bruno Liberati)
On 10 December 1948, the General Assembly adopted the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR). Inspired by the Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen of 1789, this declaration sets out the fundamental rights and freedoms of all human beings and proclaims that human rights are the "common standard of achievement for all peoples and all nations." The UDHR represents the first global statement of the inherent dignity and equality of all human beings.
The UDHR has considerable symbolic value and lays the foundation for more than 80 normative instruments relative to human rights, which are therefore binding for the States that have ratified them.
On 16 December 1966, the General Assembly adopted the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights and the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights. These two covenants expanded many of the articles of the UDHR. Together with the UDHR, they constitute the International Bill of Human Rights.
The other major conventions on Human Rights are:
— International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination (1965)
— Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (1979)
— Convention against Torture and Other Forms of Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment (1984) and Optional Protocol
— Convention on the Rights of the Child (1989)
— International Convention on the Protection of the Rights of All Migrant Workers and Members of their Families (1990)
— Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (2006)
— International Convention for the Protection of All Persons from Enforced Disappearance (2010)
Some committees of experts monitor implementation of these treaties. They examine the reports submitted by the States and issue recommendations regarding the incorporation into domestic law of the convention for which they are responsible. They can also examine individual complaints from persons who believe that their rights have been violated. For instance, the Human Rights Committee monitors implementation of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights by its State parties
A. UN mechanisms for protecting human rights
General Assembly
The General Assembly is the main deliberative organ of the UN. It is composed of committees and its work focuses on several areas, including human rights. It originates the conventions and texts that constitute the main body of norms with respect to human rights within the UN.
The General Assembly Third Committee deals specifically with issues related to human rights. As such, every year during its regular session it adopts a set of thematic resolutions or resolutions that address the human rights situation of a particular country. This committee also submits draft international conventions to the General Assembly.
Human Rights Council (HRC)
The Human Rights Council was created by the General Assembly on 15 March 2006 and replaces the Commission on Human Rights. It has its headquarters in Geneva and is made up of 47 States elected directly and individually by secret ballot and by the majority of the members of the General Assembly for three years. Members of the Council are not eligible for immediate re-election after serving two consecutive terms.
France, which committed itself to supporting its creation, has been a member from 2006 to 2011. On 12 November 2013, France was elected for another term from 2013 to 2016. (Find out more about France's candidacy).
The Human Rights Council is mandated with "promoting the universal respect and defense of all human rights and all fundamental freedoms" and with examining their violations. To this end, it has several mechanisms:
— The Council holds at least three sessions per year during which it adopts resolutions on the topic of human rights
— It also assesses the human rights situation in the Member States of the UN through the Universal Periodic Review. Established in 2008, this new process makes it possible to conduct a systematic review of the human rights situation every 4 years. The review is carried out by three country rapporteurs (troika) selected at random, and is based on information from the country, civil society and experts (NGOs, national human rights institutions) as well as the UN expert mechanisms such as the treaty-based committees (see below). The members of the HRC form a working group to determine if the country under investigation is complying with its international obligations and is implementing the recommendations of the UN organs. Following the review, the HRC is able to make recommendations and decide on the actions aimed at providing technical assistance, in cooperation with the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights.
— The Council has an Advisory Committee which functions as a think-tank for the Council, providing it with expertise and advice on thematic issues pertaining to human rights.
— The Complaint Procedure also enables individuals and organizations to inform the HCR of human rights violations
— Lastly, the Council established mechanisms called UN Special Procedures. The special procedures system involves an expert who is responsible for specific country situations or thematic issues. These Special Rapporteurs provide periodic reports on their work to the Human Rights Council, notably following country visits at the invitation of the countries concerned. As of 1 December 2012, there were 12 country mandates and 36 thematic mandates. (See OHCHR page on Special procedures).
Security Council
The Security Council's main role is peacekeeping and international security. Its activities associated with the respect and promotion of human rights have expanded due to the link between conflicts and human rights violations. This human rights component is present both in the thematic and country-specific Security Council resolutions. This is also the case with respect to the resolutions relative to the protection of civilians, children and women in armed conflict (see section on Work of the Security Council on "Women, peace and security" on our Women's rights page). It is also incorporated into the mandates of the peacekeeping operations. Six PKOs now include the promotion and protection of human rights in their mandates (MONUSCO, UNAMA, UNMIK, UNMIL, UNMISS and UNOCI).
Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC)
ECOSOC is the principle organ responsible for coordinating the UN's economic and social activities. It is responsible in particular for promoting the universal respect of human rights and fundamental freedoms. To this end, it establishes the subsidiary organs (technical and regional commissions, permanent and ad hoc committees, groups of experts, etc.) needed to implement its objectives. This is the case for example for:
the Commission on the Status of Women
the Commission on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice
the Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights
the Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues
B - The Office of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights
A United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) was created at the 1993 United Nations World Conference in order to promote international cooperation with a view to protecting human rights. This office is tasked with coordinating the human rights-related activities for the whole of the United Nations and leads the efforts to incorporate a human rights perspective into all activities carried out by the United Nations organizations.
OHCHR also provides assistance to Governments to help them implement international human rights standards.
OHCHR is the secretariat of the Human Rights Council, the treaty-based bodies and the experts of the Special procedures.
Since 2008, the High Commissioner for Human Rights is Ms. Navanethem Pillay.
French diplomacy sets out to fight - by means of its actions, in multilateral forums and in the context of its bilateral relations - human rights violations wherever they are committed. France considers that the Security Council has a duty to handle serious human rights violations that threaten international peace and security. Considering the fight against impunity essential in preventing new atrocities, France supported the establishment by the Security Council of international criminal courts tasked with prosecuting the perpetrators of crimes against humanity or acts of genocide committed on the territories of the former Yugoslavia and Rwanda, as well as the establishment, with the help of the United Nations, of special courts for certain post-conflict situations (Sierra Leone, Cambodia). France contributed to the establishment of the International Criminal Court and was one of the first States to sign and ratify the Rome Statute (see page on International Criminal Jurisdictions).
Human rights have special historical significance for France. France's traditional attachment to human rights originated in the 18th century with the Enlightenment and the Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen of 26 August 1789.
In 1946, the Economic and Social Council of the UN set up a "Commission on Human Rights." The French government appointed René Cassin, a leading French jurist who was president of the UN Commission on Human Rights and the European Court of Human Rights, and a Nobel Peace Prizewinner. The new Commission set up an Editorial Committee to prepare a draft declaration.
The Commission on Human Rights produced a draft declaration in July 1948. The UN General Assembly examined it on 28 August. The debates were, for the most part, complex. France had the title "Universal" Declaration of Human Rights adopted, and ensured that the right to nationality and the general rights of intellectuals were included in the declaration. It did not however manage to have the right of intervention by the United Nations on behalf of stateless people and asylum seekers adopted.
The UN General Assembly, which met in session in Paris the same year, adopted the Declaration on 10 December 1948, all the members of the organization having agreed to it, with the exception of the USSR, the Eastern European states, South Africa and Saudi Arabia, which abstained.
France is running for the Human Rights Council elections for the mandate of 2014-2016. On 9 July 2013, Mr. François Zimeray, French Ambassador for Human Rights, presented this candidacy during an event organized by Amnesty International. He exposed France's commitments to the defense of human dignity and all fundamental freedoms, and recalled the crucial importance of the universality of Human Rights and the necessity to fight against impunity in order to prevent further abuses and exactions.
He also welcomed the substantial improvements realized the past recent years within the functioning of the Council of Human Rights, while stressing that much remained to be done for the protection and the promotion of fundamental Human Rights.
At the European level, France was one of the ten founding States of the Council of Europe which has been based in France (Strasbourg) since 1949. Strasbourg is also home to the European Court of Human Rights, which ensures that the European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms of 1950 is upheld.
At the national level, the Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen of 1789 which is incorporated into the constitutional texts. The French government instituted a National Consultative Commission of Human Rights (NCCHR) in 1947. This commission advises and makes proposals with respect to human rights, humanitarian action and the fundamental guarantees granted to citizens for the exercise of their public liberties. It publishes studies and reports in this respect. The NCCHR also promotes the establishment of similar institutions abroad, particularly in the French-speaking world. The principles governing the status and role of such institutions were adopted by the United Nations General Assembly in Paris in 1993.
(November 2013)
9 July 2013 - Presentation and discussion of pledges and commitments of candidates for the Human Rights Council - Statement made by M. François Zimeray, French Ambassador for Human Rights
2nd Semester 2008 – See all the statements made during the 63rd Session of the General Assembly in the 3rd Committee
* At the General Assembly, States can make statements on resolutions that are about to be - or have just been - adopted. In general, France joins itself to the statements made by the European Union. At the 63rd session of the General Assembly, France held the rotating presidency of the European Union. It thus delivered all statements on behalf of the European Union.
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights
General Assembly Resolution 60/251 – establishing the Human Rights Council
The Human Rights section on the website of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
The Human Rights section on the website of the United Nations
The website of the Human Rights Council
The website of the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights


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