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Singer airlifted to hospital to treat head injury
Yesterday, pop singer George Michael was airlifted to a hospital after he was involved in a car crash. According to the BBC, the 49-year-old singer suffered a head injury, though his spokesperson insists he's doing "fine" and only suffered "superficial cuts."
Details on the crash remain unclear, but Michael's rep, Connie Filippello, stated that he was a passenger in a Range Rover that crashed on the M1 motorway near St Albans, Hertfordshire, England. "No third party was involved. We have no further comment at this time," she said. No arrests have been made following the crash, though police are still investigating what happened.
This marks another in a long line of driving-related incidents for the former Wham! singer. In 2010, he was sentenced to eight weeks in jail after driving his Range Rover into a Snappy Snaps photo store while stoned, which also resulted in a five-year driving ban. The year before that, he was detained on suspicion of driving under the influence after he crashed into the back of a truck. In 2006, police found Michaelslumped over the wheel of his parked Mercedes, and he pled guilty to driving under the influence of drugs the following year.
Legendary songwriter will receive Gershwin Prize
Though the Obama administration continues to struggle with crisis after crisis, one thing they seem to do pretty well is honoring worthy musicians. Stevie Wonder, Sir Paul McCartney, Burt Bacharach and Hal David have all performed at the White House concert series since the President took office in 2008. And now, according to a stor in today's Hollywood Reporter, Carole King will be honored with the 2013 Library of Congress Gershwin Prize for Popular Song at a White House concert next Wednesday, May 22. According to the announcement, she will perform in the East Room, alongside James Taylor, Gloria Estefan, Billy Joel, and others, after being praised both for her astonishing accomplishments as a songwriter and recording artist, and for her long-time commitment to Democratic activism by President Obama.The event will be streamed live beginning at 3pm Pacific at www.whitehouse.gov/live. She is the first female artist to be given the Gershwin Prize.
The night before, King will be honored at an invitation-only ceremony and concert at the Library of Congress' Coolidge Auditorium featuring performances by King, her daughter Louise Goffin, Patti Austin, Colbie Caillat, Michael Feinstein, Siedah Garrett, Shelby Lynne, Gian Marco and Arturo Sandoval.
Mini-commercial for "Magnetic" goes up to give the fans a taste
Rock anthems? Check. Wistful ballads? Present and accounted for. Must be the new Goo Goo Dolls album.
The Goo Goo Dolls return June 11 with their latest work, "Magnetic." And in this time of trying to figure out how to get heard, they've actually gone and put together nearly four minutes of excerpts from the new songs to give fans a taste without giving the whole store away ala David Bowie or Daft Punk.
Of course, it's not like Johnny Rzeznik and crew have kept everything under wraps. The single "Rebel Beat" is out there since January, with the official video going up last month.
They're doing a few dates but the touring schedule really heats up in late June, when they begin a trek across the country and back with Matchbox Twenty (after Rzeznik takes a bit of time off to get married).
After a layoff, she's back strong and sure
So when she returned with "Highway, Ghosts, Hearts and Home" last year and her latest, "Driving Toward the Sun," she knew everything was different. And she was ready for it. For the latest album she teamed up with her neighbor and friend, Ryan Ulyate, a producer/engineer who has Tom Petty, George Harrison, the Traveling Wilburys, Electric Light Orchestra and other credits under his belt. They recorded in his high-tech home studio but the approach was strictly old-school: Eight tight, fully realized songs that told an adult tale of heartache and redemption, from the stirring title cut to sad, resigned songs such as "U-Haul in the Driveway." Critical acclaim quickly followed, with No Depression quickly naming it one of the best albums of the year so far.
"I wanted an album that sounded like me and my sound and my past without sounding dated. It's honest in sound and it could be from any era," James said.
And rather than worry about technology marching on, James embraced it. She did old-school radio promotion with NPR and legendary California station KPIG, as well as Spotify, Emusic, iTunes, Amazon and plain old touring and getting the word out. James and Ulyate took a few minutes to talk about the collaboration and where she goes from here.
Twitter-phobic singer/felon launches app
Breezy held his first "broadcast" Wednesday (May 15) in a sienna-tinted shot of him in front of his piano, welcoming everyone.
Along with the backstage access you'd expect from the new site, fans can do things like check out his closet, see him play b-ball in a mall, go on a roller coaster ride with him and even watch him light up. The site, which also has a mobile app version, collects photos, status updates and videos that CB posts straight to his followers, pushing his authenticity.
"Now all you guys can see me at all times of the day, keep up with what I'm doing... really," Brown said in the 13-second clip. "I appreciate you guys, man. I love you."
The app trailer claims the "channel" will give users more entry to the star's life than his Facebook, Twitter or Instagram — and given Brown's track record with Instagram and Twitter, he might need a social-media upgrade anyway.
A best-of compilation on the long lost show is set for release
Good question, as the show was on for just a couple of years starting in 1980. And the name tells you everything: It aired on Fridays and yes, it was a shameless rip-off of "Saturday Night Live."
The only way it surpassed SNL was in its more-adventurous musical bookings. And you're finally going to get to see them (other than on YouTube) when Shout Factory releases "The Best of Fridays" in August, including plenty of musical performances. Sure, the show wasn't totally groundbreaking with its musical bookings (the Kenny Loggins episode proves that). But it embraced new wave in a way that SNL never did, booking The Clash, Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers, Graham Parker and the Rumour, The Cars, Devo and more.
Other musical performances due on the disc include Dire Straits, the Bus Boys, KISS, former Eagle Randy Meisner and the Silverados, Kim Carnes, Stray Cats, Pat Benatar and more (yes, it's quite the odd time capsule).
No word on exactly what performances will be released -- as with SNL, each artist got two songs per episode - but here are a few of the better ones from the era.
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New song caps off a collection of his iconic cuts
A bunch of those classics are rounded up on "Icon," the new compilation from Lonesome George, due in stores on Tuesday. Not only does it pull together his best work, but there's a new song on there, "Do the Do." In an MSN exclusive, you can hear the new song below.
Consider this a starting point for those of you unfamiliar with the depth and breadth of Thorogood's work. While "Bad to the Bone" and "I Drink Alone" have become ubiquitous, his albums always delve into the blues much further. Here's a personal favorite that didn't make the new disc -- Thorogood's sublime cover of Hooker's "One Way Ticket."
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BOWLING GREEN, Ky. — The field for the six regionals comprising the 2012 NCAA Division I Men's Golf Championships was announced Monday night, and the Bowling Green Regional, hosted by Western Kentucky University, features seven conference champions and four teams in the top-20 of the Golf Coaches Association of America rankings, including two in the top-6.
The 14 teams and five individuals will be playing three rounds May 17-19 at The Club at Olde Stone for the right to advance to the finals May 29-June 3 at Riviera Country Club in Pacific Palisades, Calif.
Traveling to Bowling Green for regional competition, in seeded order, will be fourth-ranked UCLA, sixth-ranked Arkansas, number-15 Texas A&M, 19th-ranked Clemson, North Texas, Chattanooga, Memphis, Virginia Tech, Northwestern, Iowa State, Colorado State, Jacksonville State, Pennsylvania and Alabama State.
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Paciarino's airy interior keeps the mood light and focused on the cuisine, which is complemented by red and white wine. "You can hear a surprising amount of Italian language among the diners," said a writer for The Boston Globe after a visit, " and everyone seems a little more cheerful than they did when they walked in."
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Named a Hidden Jewel by Phantom Gourmet, The Farm Bar & Grille's rustic wood furniture and floors and exposed brick walls inform the eatery's comforting vibe. To craft a menu of comforting southern-style fare, the kitchen team doesn't skimp by pulling ingredients from the freezer. Instead, they put together entrees from all-fresh components, including some of the vegetables they grow themselves in the on-site garden and the 90-acre cornfield they fit in their endless broom closet. As baby-back ribs bask in the smoke from a hardwood fire, the kitchen crew bastes them every half hour, in between searing burgers made from fresh angus beef. Starters such as fresh beer-battered jalapeno poppers are made to order. The staff also pours a large selection of draft beers and specialty cocktails.
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The Midway Raiders entertained their rivals from Hobbton Friday night to close out the regular season. The game also marked the last time the two teams would meet as conference rivals until at least the next realignment. Next season the schools will open the season in a non-conference tilt.
The Raiders came into Friday night's game looking to end a 5-game losing streak. Taylor Calcutt returned to the lineup following an injury, and Aaron Thurman, playing in his final home game, scored 5 touchdowns to lead Midway to a 40-21 victory over the Wildcats.
The visitors got first crack on offense and were held to three plays and out. The ensuing Hobbton punt was fumbled and the Wildcats were back in business on the Midway 28 yard line. On fourth and six from the 12-yard line, an attempted Wildcat field goal was wide putting the ball back in Raider hands at the 6:20 mark of the first period.
The home team drove the ball into Hobbton territory and Thurman ran 39 yards for his first score of the night. Jansen Wrench nailed the PAT giving the Raiders a 7-0 lead with 2:57 left in the opening frame.
The Wildcats started their possession on the 20 and marched to the Raider 35 yard line. On fourth and 12, quarterback Greg Herring found Zaiquian Barksdale for a 29 yard pass play. Rashad Davis hit pay dirt with 9:12 left in the second quarter. Escalera kicked the PAT and Hobbton had pulled even at 7-7.
The Raiders started the ensuing possession on their 46. A strong run by Calcutt, recovering from an injury versus James Kenan, put the offense at the 1-yard line. Thurman claimed the touchdown on the next play, and after the Wildcats blocked the extra point, the Raiders led 13-7. That would be the score at intermission.
Midway got the first possession of the second half. At the 10:33 mark of third quarter, Thurman ran 10 yards for his third score of the evening. Wrench hit the PAT, making it 20-7, Raiders.
The Wildcats answered quickly, thanks to 2 big runs by Charles Chestnutt. He found the end zone from 35 yards out putting Hobbton back within 6 points. Escalera's PAT made it 20-14, with 8:47 to go in the quarter.
Moments later, Thurman returned for 6 more points on an 8-yard run and the home team extended the lead to 27-14. There was still five and a half minutes to play in the third period.
Once again, Hobbton wasted no time responding. Herring connected with Barksdale on a 41-yard play, and after the PAT, the score was 27-21 at the 3:11 mark. The quarter would end without further scoring.
As the final frame began, the Raiders found themselves at fourth and seven on the Hobbton 25. Calcutt found Tyler Pope for 16 yards and on the next play Thurman took it home for his fifth touchdown on his Senior Night. The 2-point conversion failed leaving the score at 33-21 with 9:01 left in the game.
The Raiders got one more touchdown. Calcutt connected with Pope for 14 yards at the 36 second mark making the final score 40-21.
The leading rusher for Hobbton was Chestnutt with 152 yards on 16 carries. Thurman finished with 206 yards on 28 rushes for the Raiders.
Barksdale was the game's top receiver with 2 catches for 71 yards. Pope caught 2 passes for 23 yards for Midway. Thurman had 1 reception for 31 yards.
The only turnover in the game was the Raiders fumbled punt return. The Raiders did not punt in the game.
Midway was penalized 5 times for 45 yards. Hobbton drew 4 flags for 25 yards.
Luke Clark led the Raiders defensively with 6 tackles. Jordan Thompson and Michael Stewart had 5 each.
"Peanut was the man tonight," declared Midway head coach Tommy Sloan, referring to Thurman. "We dressed five seniors tonight. Maybe things are looking up."
The Raiders finish their regular season at 5-6. The Wildcats are 2-9. Both teams will wait to find out where they will play next week in the first round of playoffs.


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So, it is with all those electrifying adjectives that I enter 2010 in Sarasota not as a Pollyanna but, rather, as a logical, reasonable explorer who has looked into the future and found some really good stuff.
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Welcome to the Massachusetts family history research page. Here you'll find record collection links, history, and genealogy resources to help you trace your Massachusetts ancestors.
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Ever since the Pilgrims came to the area, Massachusetts has been an integral part of the history of the United States. They came to Massachusetts in 1620, trying to escape religious oppression in Britain. The Boston Tea Party, which was a protest against taxation, took place in the state in 1773. Then, on April 19, 1775, the battle of Lexington and Concord took place in Massachusetts, starting the American Revolution. See also Massachusetts History Page for more Details
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This grab & go goodie makes a hearty snack for a long day out. Chewy and sweet, these fruity bars that will have you craving more! —Sally Haen, Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin
Nutritional Facts 1 bar equals 130 calories, 7 g fat (3 g saturated fat), 15 mg cholesterol, 40 mg sodium, 16 g carbohydrate, 2 g fiber, 2 g protein.
Originally published as Granola-To-Go Bars in Taste of Home October/November 2010, p64
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Reviewed on May. 11, 2013 by widdgget
I thought this recipe was just great. I like granola bars, but I am not the greatest fan of the bought one. I am going to be sharing this recipe with my daughter, for my grandchildren, and with my soon to be daughter-in-law.
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These bars are really good and filling. My sister tired one when she was at the house and asked for the recipe. They are a really good grab and go snack.
Reviewed on Mar. 11, 2013 by rollecat
My son love these. I could not find driedapples so I used raisins. I used choppedwalnuts instead of almonds. I have made these twice and found if you do not let them cool completely they will crumble when cutting them. Also after I cut themI put them in the freezer. When I take agranola bar out of the frezer I warm it in themicrowave for 15 seconds and it tastes sogood.
My son love these. I could not find dried
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These granola bars are delicious! I added more fruit to make them even better.
Reviewed on Dec. 31, 2012 by iteach5
These bars were quite crumbly, but I am eating them anyway because they are so healthy! Right now I am enjoying them crumbled over vanilla-flavored Greek yogurt. I made them sugar-free so that might be part of the reason for their crumbly consistency. Next time I will use the brown sugar and use less coconut. My coconut was extremely fine, and 1/2 cup was a bit much. Love the sunflower seeds!
Reviewed on Sep. 25, 2012 by germanycook
Solution to crumbly bars - quick cooking oats, like the recipe says! And remember people, these are granola bars and are not going to stick together in a solid mass like a doughy cake bar, or a bought granola bar. These are fabulous, lots of flavour and you can omit or add just about any filling ingredient you want!
Reviewed on Sep. 24, 2012 by crayolabob
I had the same problem as others. They tasted great but didn't stay together at all. I will try the quick oats next time. On the bright side - it tastes great over yogurt!
Reviewed on Sep. 15, 2012 by Alice Bedney
What did I do wrong?? I couldn't get them to stay together! They taste great as granola but I couldn't take them along as a bar! Is an ingredient missing from the recipe as printed?? I firmly pressed them in the pan and baked them at 350 for 18 mins.
Reviewed on Sep. 03, 2012 by High Altitude Mom
So that makes them 17 cents each, around the cost of manufactured granola bars and much healthier and tastier! (sorry for the double posting and misspelling - I don't know how to edit comments...)
Very tasty. Because they're chewy, my kids with braces are able to have them, too.Regarding expense, by buying everything bulk (exceptin, I calculate a recipe of these is about 6 ddollars.
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KJMAtt BMK WW Island Trees Vol. 5 No. 19 Serving Bethpage - Plainview - Island Trees - Plainedge - Seaford Old Bethpage Thursday, March 11,1971 10c per copy From wwvw The Publisher's Desk ; "Perhaps the single most important step those of us who have been labeled 'members of the establishment' can take to put our credibility on the line with young people is to back with our professional integrity our public utterances." With that statement. Assembly Speaker Perry B. Duryea announced legislation he is sponsoring which would give young people in the State of New York the opportunity to become Election Inspectors. Speaker Duryea said of his proposed legislation. "This bill extends eligibility for appointment as an inspector of elections to those persons who are ages 18 through 20." The Assembly Speaker pointed out that the involvement of young people in the processes and functioning of the "system" has long been a concern to him. "We genuinely believe." he said, "that making the younger citizen a part of such activities as the Narcotic Guidance Councils, Conservation Advisory Councils, and a part of the work of the Assembly Special Committee on Youth in Government, provides the mechanism for proper participation in the affairs of our time." "This legislation," he .continued, "further demonstrates what the New York State Legislature has already indicated in gt*tipg second passage to an 18 *nrough 20 voting amendment to the State Con-stitutuioh. This amendment is now ready to go to the people in the November '71 election, and I hope it will be enthusiastically endorsed by the people of the State of New York. "With 18, 19 and 20 year olds given the franchise in Federal elections, and new efforts in the Congress to extend the privilege to local elections," Speaker Duryea: said, "we believe the additional effort to extend the opportunity to serve^as an inspector of elections will provide the opportunity for young people to participate in the mechanics of the elective 'proceg&^bn a first hand basis." Under the legislation Speaker Duryea has introduced the two major political parties will have the opportunity to name persons 18 through 20 years of age as inspectors of elections. State election law now provides for two election inspectors for each of the two major parties in the 13,896 election districts across the Empire State. Speaker Duryea concluded his announcement of the proposed new legislation with the comment, "We want to show the youth of New York State that it is possible to work within the existing social, economic and political fabric of the system-- to help make the whole 'system' work better." Jim Fallon Olds Enters Lease-Rental Field With Genway Entry into the rapidly growing auto leasing and rental field has just been made by Jim Fallon Oldsmobile, Inc., 777 South Oyster Bay Road, Bethpage, L. I. - The dealer is joining the Genway Corporation system, thus entering a field considered to be among the major developments in the automotive industry in recent decades. Car leasing / renting is growing at a rate of about 15 percent a year, according to the dealership. More than 1,300,000 cars, or 14 percent of all registered autos, now are leased. And 45 percent of them are individual leases. Economists forecast that by 1975 more than 25 percent of automobile registrations will represent, leased, pay-as-you-use "flitej, .major thrust o£ t»e automotive industry in the Seventies," an official of the dealership said, "will be to shift the burden of ownership from the consumer squarely to the shoulders of the automobile expert-the dealer. High interest rates and other aspects of the economy, incrasing complexities of the modern car, the demand of families for more convenience-all point toward increasing leasing and renting". "" Grumman Award - Rep. James R. Grover Jr. of Babylon announced this week the award of a $2,288,000 federal contract to the Grumman Aerospace Corp- of Bethpage. The contract covers design, development and fabrication of a navigation satellite system. The government immediately obligated itself to $1,215,000 of expenditure under the contract. I Photos-In-The-News I BRIEFING SESSION: Oyster Bay Town Supervisor John W. Burke, center, discusses plans with David Mafrici, at left, who is expected to be named head of the Town's Division of Environmental Control, as Department of Public Works Commissioner Gerard Trotta, of HicksviUe, looks on. Mafrici, a Farmingdale resident, and top professional public health engineer will head up the first Division of Environmental Control in the 318-year history of the Town. JOHN FITZGERALD: John, a 17-year -old senior at Farmingdale High School, is featured as The Sultan in the Town of Oyster Bay's Teen Repertory Theatre production of "Aladdin and the Magic Lamp". John, a talented lad who appeared on the Johnny Carson Show last year, and the teen troupe will perform at 11 A.M. and 2 P.M. at the John H. West School, Plainedge, on Saturday, March 20th. NEW TRUSTEE: Michael J. Vittorio, left, of 238 North Hawthorne Street, North Massapequa, is congratulated by Town Supervisor John W. Burke following Vittorio's appointment as a trustee of the Jones Fund. 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Dick Lalowski first approached pro-life demonstrators at a women's healthcare clinic as a uniformed officer, then returned while off-duty in his own clothes and in his personal vehicle, Courthouse News Service reported.
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9:44 am on Saturday, October 27, 2012
These fools haven't been police in 30 years. Why the big emphasis that they were "former police" rather than just call them crooks ? This is not a "bad cop" story.
2:09 pm on Sunday, October 28, 2012
@ Bob G.
Don't know how long they haven't been police, but its news because we expect police to be very ethical. If they are unethical (criminal) now, what kind of cops were they on the street. I don't know, and no one else truly does.
10:11 am on Saturday, October 27, 2012
An what's with the cop being fired for protesting off duty in his plain cloths. Where is his freedom of speech. This whole country is so backwards....
3:08 pm on Sunday, October 28, 2012
Hi Pete. I remember many moons ago when I was a young employee with the federal government, a union rep referred to me and my co-workers ad scabs because at that time we were non-union members. This remark was made after hours, on a Friday, and not on government
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I'm new to SI and not entirely sure where to find up to date samples etc. I can see that there's a twitter jar in M7 release but I can't find any code where it's used. Also looked in the sourcecode to see if any tests were there.
I'm new to SI and not entirely sure where to find up to date samples etc. I can see that there's a twitter jar in M7 release but I can't find any code where it's used. Also looked in the sourcecode to see if any tests were there.
It is a pretty new module and still in works. We'll be publishing samples within few weeks.
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I see.. thank you!
I was able to get a simple example that tweeted to my account a direct message (TwitterHeaders.DM_TARGET_USER_ID) using the twitter outbound-update-channel-adapter. You can use IN_REPLY_TO_STATUS_ID header to reply to specific tweets.
Here is the config:
Here is the test:HTML Code:<twitter:twitter-connection id="tc" access-token="${twitter.oauth.accessToken}" access-token-secret="${twitter.oauth.accessTokenSecret}" consumer-key="${twitter.oauth.consumerKey}" consumer-secret="${twitter.oauth.consumerSecret}"/> <channel id="out"/> <twitter:outbound-update-channel-adapter twitter-connection="tc" channel="out"/> <context:property-placeholder location="classpath:META-INF/props/twitter.properties" ignore-unresolvable="true"/>
This is just a simple test, you can have it much prettier using a message gatewayCode:@Value("#{out}") private MessageChannel channel; @Test public void shouldTweet() { MessagingTemplate messagingTemplate = new MessagingTemplate(); MessageBuilder<String> mb = MessageBuilder.withPayload("tweet tweet from my spring app :)").setHeader(TwitterHeaders.DM_TARGET_USER_ID, "@twitterUser"); Message<String> m = mb.build(); messagingTemplate.send(this.channel, m); }
I'm still working on reading tweets.....
Last edited by nicolas.loriente; Nov 3rd, 2010 at 01:09 PM.
Well let me know if you have any problem reading
Also, just in case you are still on M7, upgrade to RC1. A lot of refactoring was done to twitter.
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Thanks for the comment Oleg.
Yes, I am running with 2.0.0.CR1
Funny that you mention.... I do have problems reading
I tried last night and I was not getting any reads from the timeline... then I tried to post and that worked.
Still haven't figure out what am I doing wrong when trying to read the tweets
This is my spring conf taken from spring-integration-twitter project tests:
And twitterAnnouncer looks like ( I'm sure you already know how it looks ):HTML Code:<twitter:twitter-connection id="tc" access-token="${twitter.oauth.accessToken}" access-token-secret="${twitter.oauth.accessTokenSecret}" consumer-key="${twitter.oauth.consumerKey}" consumer-secret="${twitter.oauth.consumerSecret}"/> <twitter:inbound-mention-channel-adapter id="mentionAdapter" twitter-connection="tc" channel="inbound_mentions" auto-startup="true"> <poller fixed-rate="5000" max-messages-per-poll="3"/> </twitter:inbound-mention-channel-adapter> <service-activator input-channel="inbound_mentions" ref="twitterAnnouncer" method="mention"/> <twitter:inbound-dm-channel-adapter id="dmAdapter" twitter-connection="tc" channel="inbound_dm" auto-startup="true"> <poller fixed-rate="5000" max-messages-per-poll="3"/> </twitter:inbound-dm-channel-adapter> <service-activator input-channel="inbound_dm" ref="twitterAnnouncer" method="dm"/> <twitter:inbound-update-channel-adapter id="updateAdapter" twitter-connection="tc" channel="inbound_updates" auto-startup="true"> <poller fixed-rate="5000" max-messages-per-poll="3"/> </twitter:inbound-update-channel-adapter> <service-activator input-channel="inbound_updates" ref="twitterAnnouncer" method="updates"/> <channel id="inbound_dm"/> <channel id="inbound_mentions"/> <channel id="inbound_updates"/> <beans:bean id="twitterAnnouncer" class="org.spring.integration.twitter.TwitterAnnouncer"/>
Please let me know if you spot something wrong....Code:public void dm(DirectMessage directMessage) { System.out.println("A direct message has been received from " + directMessage.getSender().getScreenName() + " with text " + directMessage.getText()); } public void mention(Status s) { System.out.println("A tweet mentioning (or replying) to " + "you was received having text " + s.getText() + " from " + s.getSource()); } public void updates(Status t) { System.out.println("Received timeline update: " + t.getText() + " from " + t.getSource()); }
Thanks a lot!
I was running the example with property auto-startup="false" even though the example I posted had it as "true"
Well.... It is working now.
default is 'true', so you can omit it all together unless you want it 'false'
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Magnetic resonance thermometry using the proton resonance frequency (PRF) shift is a promising technique for guiding thermal ablation. For temperature monitoring in moving organs, such as the liver and the heart, problems with motion must be addressed. Multi-baseline subtraction techniques have been proposed, which use a library of baseline images covering the respiratory and cardiac cycle. However, main field shifts due to lung and diaphragm motion can cause large inaccuracies in multi-baseline subtraction. Referenceless thermometry methods based on polynomial phase regression are immune to motion and susceptibility shifts. While referenceless methods can accurately estimate temperature within the organ, in general, the background phase at organ/tissue interfaces requires large polynomial orders to fit, leading to increased danger that the heated region itself will be fitted by the polynomial and thermal dose will be underestimated. In this paper, a hybrid method for PRF thermometry in moving organs is presented that combines the strengths of referenceless and multi-baseline thermometry.


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- To prospectively identify serum and tissue biomarkers associated with progression-free and overall survival of patients with HL treated with response-adapted therapy. Biologic features meriting specific investigation include the degree of tumor cell infiltration with Tregulatory cells, the FOXP3/Granzyme B ratio, and the expression of MAL or Bcl-2 in biopsy samples, and TARC levels in serum specimens.
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