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|It is very simple to rate this book: everyone who uses JBoss AS should own and read a copy. The book is highly readable and with tons of working examples. The references at the end of each chapter are a real bonus.
ReviewThis book is divided into four parts, containing 15 chapters and two appendices.
Part 1: The JBoss Application Server
If you are using JBoss than you can simply skip Chapter 1(Vote for JBoss). This chapter gets you up and running with JBoss by describing the directories and files that are part of JBoss AS, how to start and stop the server, and finally show how to deploy and undeploy a simple web application.
Chapter 2(Managing the JBoss Application Server) starts with a description of how JBoss application server is architected;the JBoss Microcontainer and JMX. Next, you will learn how each of these components are configured using its own configuration file, and how you can change these as well. Next, we get a closer look at a few of the management tools provided by JBoss like the JMX Console and twiddle. And finally, a look at some MBeans that provide helpful information,the MBeans that give the list of names in the JNDI namespace or a list of system properties.
Chapter 3(Deploying applications) is especially useful if you are encountering tons of deployment errors. This chapter starts with explaining how to deploy applications as well as services. Next, the most important section which you shouldn't miss reading at all; understanding class loading. In this section, the authors start with a description of the class loaders, then go into class scoping, which enables the application server to differentiate among classes. Next in this section, a look at loader repositories which enable several class loaders to share or isolate classes. The next few sections cover common deployment errors like class not found exception, class cast exception and so on. The last section in this chapter is about configuring data sources and Hibernate archives.
If you are concerned about the security of your applications than Chapter 4(Securing applications) shows you everything you need to know about securing your applications. The authors discuss in detail the fundamental concepts behind application security, including authentication, authorization, and encryption and how they are implemented in JBoss AS. They also show you how to configure by demonstrating how you can access security data from a database, LDAP, or other security datastores.
Part 2: Application Services
If you are deploying web applications to JBoss than you must read Chapter 5(Configuring JBoss Web Server). It covers configuring web applications, JBoss web server, the key configuration files. Next, is configuring specific things in web applications like the URL paths, then the authors discussed JBoss Web Server connectors and how they're used to allow client requests to come in over different protocols. In the next section the authors give us an overview of why web applications have different class loading rules and show us how to configure different web-specific class loading parameters. Next comes valves, another feature of JBoss Web Server, and finally the last section is all about configuring JavaServer Faces.
In chapter 4, the authors discussed about the fundamentals of JBoss security and showed you how to configure security domains and login modules. Chapter 6(Securing web applications) explores the configuration files necessary to enable security, how to enable authentication and authorization for URLs relative to your application's context path. And finally see how to enable secure communication for server authentication, mutual authentication, and client-certificate authentication.
If you are a huge fan of EJB's just like I am, than Chapter 7(Configuring enterprise applications) shows you how to structure, deploy, and configure EJB applications. Then, you will learn how to configure the application server, and finally also secure EJB applications.
In Chapter 8(JBoss Messaging), you'll learn about configuring messaging. The chapter begins by describing JMS and how JBoss Messaging is architected. You will see an example of a message-driven EJB and a message-driven POJO. The authors show you how to use a database for message storage, how to define destinations, and how to configure authentication and authorization for those destinations.
If you are quite familiar with web services than you skip the first few sections of Chapter 9(Configuring Web Services) which introduces you to web services, shows you how to develop a simple web service. However, don't skip the next few sections which are quite interesting and cover topics such as JBossWS annotations, securing your web services using authorization and encryption.
Part 3: JBoss Portal
I did evaluate JBoss Portal sometime in 2006. So, I am not an expert in this specific area so I just skimmed over Chapters 10 and 11. These chapters provide a very basic introduction to JBoss Portal. So, I am just going to quote the topics covered in these two chapters:
- Creating a portlet using JSPs and JSTL
- Using the Admin portlet and the descriptor files to define portlet instances and portlet windows
- Using multiple instances within a portal
- Adding content to the CMS
- Configuring window appearance
- Setting up access control for portals, pages, and windows
- Creating a custom portal
Part 4: Going to Production
All the chapters in this section are important and very interesting. These chapters cover everything you will need to know when your application goes to production.
Chapters 12 and 13 are dedicated to clustering. Chapter 12(Understanding Clustering) begins with the fundamentals of clustering; It was interesting to set up a simple cluster as explained in this chapter and learn how to configure JGroups and JBoss Cache. Chapter 13 covers clustering as applied to Java EE specific application components and services like session EJB's and entities, HTTP session replication, and JNDI.
If you need to access and improve the performance of your application, than you need to read Chapter 14(Tunning the JBoss Application Server). In this chapters you will see ways to tune the hardware, operating system, database, JVM, application server, and of course your deployed application. There are also a few tips on how to interpret thread dumps to pinpoint performance issues within your code.
Chapter 15(Going to production) is the last chapter in this book which covers topics such as selecting a platform, running JBoss AS as a service, running multiple JBoss AS instances on the same machine. You will also learn how to remove services which are not required, secure the management applications, change the default data source, database, configuring the EJB3 timer service and precompile JSPs.
Appendix A: JNDI namespaces
In this appendix, the authors explore how JBoss does JNDI binding and how to generically bind your applications in JNDI, making them more portable across application servers.
Appendix B: Change is inevitable
To quote the authors
This appendix contains changes that came after CR2 and before the book went to the printer. Any changes after that will appear on the book's website.
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Stefan Krause replied on Wed, 2009/01/14 - 1:41pm
JBoss is a nice app server: It allows for easy exploded deployment which is great for development.Anyone who has ever worked with (at least) older Webshpere simply must enjoy that (no rmic step, no deployments through tools that no one wants to use)
The only downside shows up when you sysadmin asks you which ports exactly must stay open in the firewall ;-)
I'm looking forward to reading the book. Manning has turned out to be the #1 publisher for java books.
Jason Kay replied on Wed, 2009/01/14 - 2:17pm
Ludo Aelbrecht replied on Wed, 2009/01/14 - 2:22pm
My experience with JBoss is limited to 4.0.x and 4.2.x. While I definitely liked it, the main annoyance to me was the memory leaks which appeared after doing too many hot-deployments. The way we worked was: deploy the war, test it, find bugs, fix bugs, redeploy the new war by overwriting the old war, without shutting down JBoss or anything. This worked fine - hot-deployment saved us a lot of time as we were constantly deploying newer versions -, but after X redeployments we got PermGen OOM errors, which meant we had to restart JBoss. Certainly not a big issue, but something which I hope is fixed in 5.0, since it's something which I ran into multiple times a day. Will have to check out 5.0.
Definitely interested in the book, BTW, in my experience the Manning "X in Action" books are excellent.
Stanisław Klunder replied on Wed, 2009/01/14 - 3:15pm
I was using JBoss as platform for workflow/BPM solution some time ago. I'it was JBPM based solution with EJB2 and Web Serice integration interface. EJB2 development was painful, but JBoss was the best choice as cost-free aplication server. Since than i was observing JBoss development and i think, that JBooss AS is now even better (not only thanks to EJB3 improvments), but mostly thanks to surrouding tools easy to use and deploy on JBoss platform. It is easier now to build composit, component-oriented applications with support in each layer - from ORM layer to web interface and portal.
Lately I was evaluating JBoss ESB and i think, that it is the best option for ESB/SOA implementation platform. Mostly thanks to not using BPEL (which not fits well in BPM area) for process management - JBPM is far better solution for this. Also groovy services and hot deployment makes JBoss ESB a good otion for agile SOA development.


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View from the castel at the beach. We took this panorama at our holidays in calabria, italy. Taken with Canon Eos 7D and Sigma 10 mm fisheye lens.
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The name "Italy" is shrouded in mystery; some etymologists trace it to a Greek word meaning "the land of young cattle."
Italy was fond of Jupiter and Mars from the very start, Jupiter for fatherly good luck and Mars for war!
But it all began with Rome. Rome was founded by Romulus and Remus who were sons of Rhea and Mars.
The twins were abandoned at birth out of a fear that they would grow up and later overthrow Amelius, usurper of their grandfather's rightful throne.
Wrongful mis-doings most foul! Treachery and sabotage!! HOW would these two blessed infants make their way in such a world?
As it turns out, the twins didn't have to make their way very far, because one of them killed the other one and then they weren't twins anymore. But that happens later.
First they got rescued by a she-wolf who suckled them with her milk and raised them as her own until they were discovered by the shepherd Faustulus.
Faustulus fed them meat and bread and also raised them as his own until they were old enough to return to Amelius and hack him up as planned. They reinstated the grandfather Numitor to his rightful throne and went off to celebrate by starting a town of their own.
They chose a hilly area where the mama wolf had saved them from certain death in the barren wilderness and began scouting locations.
Romulus liked one hill. Remus liked another. The circle of crows like Romulus' hill, so Romulus killed Remus and named the town after himself. Thus Rome was born and Italy with it.
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Code Comments are for Losers
If software development is like driving a car then comments are road signs along the way. Comments are purely informational and do NOT affect the final machine code. Imagine how much time you would waste driving in a city where road signs looked like this one.
A good comment is one that reduces the development life cycle for the next developer that drives down the road.
A bad comment is one that increases the development life cycle for any developer unfortunate enough to have to drive down that road. Sometimes that next unfortunate driver will be you several years later!
Comments do not Necessarily Increase Development Speed
I was in university in 1985 (yup, I'm an old guy :-) ) and one of my professors presented a paper (which I have been unable to locate :-( ) of a study done in the 1970s. The study took a software program, introduced defects into it, and then asked several teams to find as many defects as they could. The interesting part of the study was that 50% of the teams had the comments completely removed from the source code. The result was that the teams without comments not only found more defects but also found them in less time.
So unfortunately, comments can serve as weapons of mass distraction...
Bad comments
A bad comment is one that wastes your time and does not help you to drive your development faster. Let's go through the categories of really bad comments:
- Too many comments
- Excessive history comments
- Emotional and humorous comments
Too many comments are a clear case of where less is more. There are programs with so many comments that it obscures the code. Some of us have worked on programs where there were so many comments you could barely find the code!
History comments can make some sense, but then again isn't that what the version control comment is for? History comments are questionable when you have to page down multiple times just to get to the beginning of the source code. If anything, history comments should be moved to the bottom of the file so that Ctrl-End actually takes you to the bottom of the modification history.
We have all run across comments that are not relevant. Some comments are purely about the developer's instantaneous emotional and intellectual state, some are about how clever they are, and some are simply attempts at humor (don't quit your day job!).
Check out some of these gems (more can be found here)://When I wrote this, only God and I understood what I was doing
//Now, God only knows
// I am not responsible of this code.
// They made me write it, against my will.
// I haveto find a better job
try {
} catch (SQLException ex) {
// Basically, without saying too much, you're screwed. Royally and totally.
} catch(Exception ex) {
//If you thought you were screwed before, boy have I news for you!!!
// Catching exceptions is for communists
// If you're reading this, that means you have been put in charge of my previous project.
// I am so, so sorry for you. God speed.
// if i ever see this again i'm going to start bringing guns to work
Self-Documenting Code instead of Comments
We are practitioners of computer science and not computer art. We apply science to software by checking the functionality we desire (requirements model) against the behavior of the program (machine code model).
When observations of the final program disagree with the requirements model we have a defect which leads us to change our machine code model.
Of course we don't alter the machine code model directly (at least most of us); we update the source code which is the last easily modified model. Since comments are not compiled into the machine code there is some logic to making sure that the source code model be self-documenting. It is the only model that really counts!
Self-documenting code requires that you choose good names for variables, classes, function names, and enumerated types. Self-documenting means that OTHER developers can understand what you have done. Good self-documenting code has the same characteristic of good comments; it decreases the time it takes to do development.
Practically, your code is self-documenting when your peers say that it is, not when YOU say that it is. Peer reviewed comments and code is the only way to make sure that code will lead to faster development cycles.
Comments gone Wild
Even if all the comments in a program are good (i.e. reduce development life cycle) they are subject to drift over time. The speed of software development makes it difficult to make sure that comments stay in alignment with the source code. Comments that are allowed to drift become road signs that are no longer relevant to drivers.
Good comments go wild when the developer is so focused on getting a release out that he does not stop to maintain comments. Comments have gone wild when they become misaligned with the source code; you have to terminate them.
No animals (or comments) were harmed in the writing of this blog.
Commented Code
Code gets commented during a software release as we are experimenting with different designs or to help with debugging. What is really not clear is why code remains commented before the final check-in of a software release.
Over my career as a manager and trainer, I've asked developers why they comment their code. The universal answer that I get is "just in case". Just in case what? At the end of a software release you have already established that you are not going to use your commented code, so why are you dragging it around? People hang on to commented code as if it is a "Get Out of Jail Free" card, it isn't.
The reality is that commented code can be a big distraction. When you leave commented code in your source code you are leaving a land mine for the next developer that walks through it.
When the pressure is on to get defects fixed developers will uncomment previously commented code to see if it will fix the problem. There is no substitute for understanding the code you are working on - you might get lucky when you reinstate commented code; in all likelihood it will blow up in your face.
If your developers are not taking (or given) enough time to put in good comments then they should not write ANY comments. You will get more productivity because they will not waste time putting in bad comments that will slow everyone else down.
Time spent on writing self-documenting code will help you and your successors reduce development life cycles. It is absolutely false to believe that you do not have time to write self-documenting code.
If you are going to take on the hazards of writing comments then they need to be peer reviewed to make sure that OTHER developers understand the code. Unless the code reviewer(s) understands all the comments the code should not pass inspection.
If you don't have a code review process then you are only commenting the code for yourself. The key principle when writing comments is Non Nobis Solum (not for ourselves alone).
When you run across a comment that sends you on a wild goose chase - fix it or delete it. If you are the new guy on the team and realize that the comments are wasting your time - get rid of them; your development speed will go up.
Other articles
- Coding Without Comments
- Coding Without A Net
- How to Write Readable Code Without Comments
- /* iComment: Bugs or Bad Comments? */
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dieter von holten replied on Wed, 2012/06/13 - 4:12pm
what an irresponsible nonsense...
can you show just one non-trivial 5 year old still alive project which just consists of self-documenting code?
(and of course without any design documents, because 'the code is the design' - as one lunatic said )
i am seriously worried about the idea that there are people not able to write some meaningful sentences but still are expected to write meaningful code..
with this mindset you might write some throw-away prototype for the next exhibition, but not a 'product' which will live and be maintained for the next 5 years.
you might practice this concept for that code you are responsible for - but writing this in a public blog is irresponsible - some folks might believe and do it !!
Dalip Mahal replied on Wed, 2012/06/13 - 11:36pm
Tom Blersch replied on Wed, 2012/06/13 - 10:17pm
If comments are akin to road signs for a driver (an apt simile, I believe), then, to stretch the simile to the breaking point, self-documenting code is akin to providing a driver with no signs at all and expecting the route to be taken to simply be self-evident based on the layout of the roads. (Anyone who believes that's practical, I dare you to drive in Boston.)
Stretching the simile in the other direction, I've seen standards of "well-commented" code that are akin to providing a road sign every 50 feet. "You're on Route 311...you're on Route 311...you're on Route 311...you're on Route 311, but will be seeing a light half a mile down the road..."
Basically...this blog article is self-contradictory to the point of nonsense. The only truly useful content (which I am sharing with my dev team) is the distinction between "good" and "bad" comments. Everything else written merely distracts from those two statements.
Erik Post replied on Thu, 2012/06/14 - 5:37am
I do my utmost to avoid the need for comments. This usually takes the form of re-reading a comment I added, determining why its there, renaming or restructuring the code a bit and *poof*; the need for the comment is gone. I agree with most of your points, which for me boil down to "make your code self-documenting". I'm therefore a bit surprised at the replies up here.
I do have to say that all of this has been much easier for me in languages that allow me to express whatever it is that I'm trying to model more naturally and, let's not forget, in a much more typesafe way. (Types are a great form of documentation.) In my case, this means Scala and Haskell, where the need for all manner of nebulous incantations and convoluted pattterns that would have required introduction and explanantion is much reduced. Immutability also greatly contributes to the code's comprehensibility, since it removes the need for documenting all kinds of state-related invariants and so on. Certain libraries are especially awful in this respect; some of my old Java code is littered with comments, I'm sorry to say.
L. E. Kesselman replied on Thu, 2012/06/14 - 7:28am in response to: dieter von holten
Dieter von Holten: Agreed. Yes, there should be design drafts, and supporting materials, neatly numbered, indexed and maintained. Often that doesn't happen. Even brief, but meaningful code comments are valuable, to the original author and to successors. Sometimes I forget why I did something a certain way. Writing a comment makes me think about what I just did, even whether it was a good idea. Unless done compulsively, it need not be a time waste. If others find it cluttered, the comments can be stripped out.
Advising against commenting one's code in a programming education website is irresponsible. Perhaps the republishing by dzone made matters worse, as there were format issues and omissions mentioned by the author (to give benefit of the doubt).
(No one likes to take time to comment code. Lots of reinforcement is required to make it happen. This post is a perfect justification to avoid it. That might not be good.)
Mitch Pronschinske replied on Thu, 2012/06/14 - 8:59am in response to: Dalip Mahal
Jonathan Fisher replied on Thu, 2012/06/14 - 10:02am
I actually agree with this... I've seen "comments as excuses" way to many times. "Oh hey I wrote some shoddy code... I'll just comment it and it'll be all better." Yah screw that, you wouldn't need to comment the damned code if you just took your time to do it right the first time.
There are some minimum level of comments in my book. First, Interfaces in Java are fully commented, always. A lengthy explanation about expectations about input and output and the result.
Next all classes get a top level description about why they exist and what their scope is. This helps preventing drift out of SRP.
Finally, things that are strange get commented: String.valueOf(myBytes, "UTF-8") produces a checked exception. However, UTF8 is on every friggen system in the world, so it'd be helpful to describe here why this code isn't going to be tested.
Writing small private functions with descriptive names, that do one small thing, not only helps prevent Copy/Pasting, but can help JITmake intelligent decisions about what to optimize. (It also makes the code readable)
All in all, if you're keeping it simple, there's still a minimum level of commenting necessary, but not every other line and often not inside private methods.
David M. replied on Thu, 2012/06/14 - 11:21am
Too many strawman arguments, a fluff article that has been done too many times. Make your point about creating support documents and minimizing irrelevant comments and move on. And since committees don't write code, I'll decide it a comment makes sense, even if it's just for me.
Den Fletcher replied on Wed, 2013/06/19 - 5:17am
An excessive amount of strawman contentions, a cushion article that has been finished an excessive amount of times. Make your focus about making underpin reports and minimizing superfluous remarks and proceed onward. At Fetele Norocoase , since trustees don't compose code, I'll choose it a remark bodes well, regardless of the possibility that its just for me.


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NORTH ANDOVER, MA - Behind two goals from Mike Collins (Boston, MA) and 25 saves from Sam Marotta (Bridgewater, MA), the Merrimack hockey team defeated the Under-20 Sweden National Team 4-1 in an exhibition game in front of 1,305 fans Tuesday afternoon at Lawler Arena.
Merrimack started quickly as Collins got his own rebound and beat Johan Gustafsson at 1:26 of the first. Rhett Bly (Regina, SK) and Jordan Heywood (Regina, SK) picked up the assists, as freshmen all factored in to the Warriors' first goal.
Elliott Sheen (Lethbridge, AB) and Stephane Da Costa (Paris, France) scored 20 seconds apart early in the second to propel the hosts to the 3-0 lead through two periods.
Sheen skated coast-to-coast, beating Gustafsson for the unassisted tally at 1:56. Twenty seconds later, a slap shot from Da Costa went off a Swedish defender and by Gustafsson for the power-play tally as Merrimack outshot Sweden 15-5 in the second period.
Marcus Sorensen ruined Marotta's bid for a shutout at 7:22 taking feeds from John Klingberg and Johan Sundstrom to cut the lead to two, but Collins put the game away with his second of the afternoon at 17:06 of the third.
Making his first collegiate start, Marotta was sharp, turning aside 25 shots, including all 10 in the first when the Warriors were outshot 10-5. Sophomore Nick Drew (Andover, MA) made his first collegiate appearance in the final minute in goal and stopped his first career shot.
The Warriors' penalty kill was sharp again, killing all five Sweden opportunities, while the power play was 1-for-6.
Used as an admissions outreach tool, the first-ever meeting between Merrimack and the Under-20 Sweden National Team featured free admission to the Merrimack community as over 800 kids were in attendance, busing to North Andover with their local schools on Voting Day.
Merrimack (2-1-2, 1-1-1 HEA) returns to Hockey East action at Providence College Friday at 7 p.m.
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The Oregon school board on Wednesday voted 4-1 against placing another 5.95-mill 10-year emergency levy on the Nov. 3 ballot.
School board member Diane Karoly was the lone vote in favor of the levy. The deadline for the board to finalize a levy in November was Nov. 20.
The board had received considerable feedback from the community since voters defeated a 5.95-mill 10-year emergency levy by a nearly three to one margin on Aug. 4.
The district faces a $1 million budget deficit by June 30, 2011.
She's 13-years-old, just 22 pounds, and a little hard of hearing. Middi, a
dachshund mix belonging to Libby Carstensen, is also lost.
The black canine, with gray on its face, stomach, paws, and tip of its tail, has been missing since Friday, Aug. 14, when it dug out from under a fence at a location just off State Route 163 in Lake Township. It is the longest time Carstensen, 20, has been without her dog.
"She slept with me every night," said Carstensen, who adopted Middi nearly 13 years ago when Carstensen was just eight-years-old.
Back then, her brother, who is two years older than she, got a puppy, which prompted Libby to ask her parents for one, too.
"My mom took me down the road and there was just one puppy left, which had worms and was kind of ugly," she fondly recalled. "My mom asked if she could get me a Pomeranian instead. I said, `No. I want this one. And her name is Midnight. She is mine.' So I brought her home and made huge puppy eyes at my dad. And he said, `Alright. You can keep her."
"Oh my God, I'm going to die."
That was Peggy Wulf's initial thought when she entered the studio for her first "hot yoga" class.
"I had never done any yoga before," the Curtice woman said. "And when I opened the doors, the heat and the humidity in the room kind of took my breath away."
Wulf's reaction is typical, according to fitness and preventative health care professional Joe (Barocsi) Sparks, a native East-Sider who offers the classes daily at his Perrysburg studio.
Conducted in a room heated to around 100 degrees with a humidity level of about 60 percent, each class lasts for 90 minutes and takes participants through 26 traditional yoga poses - twice.
The German-American Festival (GAF), the Toledo area's oldest, largest and greatest ethnic festival, returns to its familiar Oregon grounds Aug. 28 through 30.
As always, authentic German food, beverages and entertainment will be in full abundance, including continuous live music at three stages from local Germanic and ethnic bands, an old world-style Bier & Wein Garten, the Import Haus featuring steins, linens and other gift items, new amusement rides and the fest's signature 56' by 40' wooden dance floor in the main Fest Zelt tent – a 100' by 265' clear span without poles.
According to Timothy Pecsenye, festival chair, this year's event promises to be bigger and better than ever.
Oregon City Council on Monday will vote on a proposed agreement with Envirosafe Services of Ohio, Inc., that would include dropping its appeal with the Environmental Review Appeals Commission (ERAC).
ERAC is reviewing an appeal by the city of a decision by the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency that allows the hazardous waste landfill to vertically expand Cell M, the facility's only active landfill at 867 Otter Creek Road.
The Ohio EPA's director on Sept. 15, 2005, approved an application for a modification of Envirosafe's permit to increase the allowable elevation of Cell M at the facility from the limits in the facility's original permit issued in 1991 by the Ohio Hazardous Waste Facility Board to 714 feet above the mean sea level.
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PHOTO CALL: Paula Vogel's A Civil War Christmas, Starring Alice Ripley and Bob Stillman, Opens Off-Broadway
By Matthew Blank
Paula Vogel's A Civil War Christmas, set on Christmas Eve 1864 as America faced an uncertain future, officially opened Dec. 4 at the New York Theatre Workshop. Tony Award winner Alice Ripley and Bob Stillman co-star as Mary Todd and Abraham Lincoln, respectively, in the music-filled production.
Tina Landau (In the Red and Brown Water, Floyd Collins) stages the New York bow that began previews Nov. 15 and will run through Dec. 30.
Vogel's play, which brings together a large swath of fictional characters and historic figures, premiered in 2008 at the Long Wharf Theatre. It has been produced at a host of regional theatres across the U.S. since its debut.
Ripley (Next to Normal, Side Show) and Stillman (Grey Gardens) are joined by Amber Iman, Sumaya Bouhbal, K. Todd Freeman, Chris Henry, Rachel Spencer Hewitt, Antwayn Hopper, Jonathan-David, Karen Kandel and Sean Allan Krill.
The play, according to NYTW, "weaves a rich tapestry of a beleaguered and divided nation, war-weary and desperate for goodwill, on a blustery Christmas Eve in 1864. Through the personal stories and struggles of a wide range of historical figures and fictional characters – from the President's wife to runaway slaves, Union and Confederate soldiers to Henry Wadsworth Longfellow and Walt Whitman – we learn that, for all their differences, one thing is clear: the yearning for peace cuts across religious and class divisions, color lines and, of course, the Mason-Dixon Line. At once familiar and freshly re-imagined, the story of that winter night is alive with history, hope and humanity."
The production incorporates traditional carols and music of the era.
Music supervision and arrangements for A Civil War Christmas are by Daryl Waters; the musical director is Andrew Resnick; scenic design is by James Schuette; costume design is by Toni Leslie James; lighting design is by Scott Zielinski; and sound design is by Jill BC Du Boff.
Vogel's plays include her Pulitzer Prize-winning play How I Learned To Drive; The Baltimore Waltz; Desdemona, A Play About A Handkerchief; The Oldest Profession; And Baby Makes Seven; Hot 'N Throbbing; The Mineola Twins; and The Long Christmas Ride Home.
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USA men break two game losing streak with win over Norway
KAZAN, Russia -- Creighton product Doug McDermott had 10 points and five rebounds as Team USA snapped its first two-game losing streak in World University Games history with a decisive 91-51 victory over Norway in consolation bracket action in Kazan, Russia.
The American squad (4-2) features some of the nation's best collegians, but can finish no better than ninth place after losses to Australia and Canada last week. Sunday morning's triumph was its third win by 40 or more points and came thanks to a balanced all-around effort.
"When you lose two in a row and are knocked out of the medal round, it's tough to get off the mat, and these guys showed that they are capable of that today," said Team USA head coach Bob McKillop of Davidson. "They showed it by their unselfishness and their team defense."
Team USA trailed 9-6 midway through the first period before an 11-0 run helped the squad take a 17-9 lead. McDermott had five of his seven points in the quarter during that flurry, while teammate Will Sheehey (Indiana) had the remaining six points in the run and finished the quarter with a team-high eight points. Team USA lead 17-15 after one period.
The Americans came out with a purpose to begin the second quarter, needing less than three minutes for a 15-0 run to more than double-up Norway, 32-15. McDermott had a three-pointer and added an two assists in the scoring binge as he reached double-figures for the fifth time in six games in Russia.
Team USA would win the second quarter 26-13 en route to a 43-25 halftime lead. McDermott had 10 points, three rebounds, three assists and a steal in 13 first-half minutes.
Team USA extended the lead to 64-40 after three quarters, then opened the fourth quarter on a 13-1 run before coasting to the 91-51 victory.
Sheehey made 7-of-9 shots and had a game-high 16 points, leading four Americans in double-figures. Cory Jefferson (Baylor) and Aaron White (Iowa) both scored 11, while McDermott finished with 10 points, five rebounds, three assists and a steal in 18 minutes.
Norway (2-4) was led by 10 points from Roy Emeka Nwachukwu.
Team USA shot 27-of-42 from two-point range, while Norway was 10-of-41 from inside the arc.
With the victory, Team USA will next play Germany (4-2) on Monday at 1 am Central in its penultimate contest at the World University Games. That game will have live stats, but will not be televised or video webcast. Germany (4-2) defeated Mongolia (2-4) by a 101-68 margin on Sunday morning.
Today's other ninth-24th place games saw Finland (4-2) defeat Czech Republic (2-4) 70-52, United Arab Emirates (1-5) defeat China (1-5) 64-62, Ukraine (1-5) advancing past Philippines (0-6) via forfeit 20-0,. Coming up later today are Mexico (3-2) against South Korea (2-3) at 11:30 a.m. CST, while Japan (1-4) also takes on Oman (0-5) at 11:30 a.m.
In the medal quarterfinals: Canada (6-0) topped Brazil (4-2) 88-77, Serbia (6-0) crushed Estonia (4-2) 88-43 and Australia (5-1) upset Lithuania (5-1) 60-55. Later today host Russia (5-0) meets Romania (4-1) at Noon.
Assisting McKillop on the USA sideline are John Beilein of the University of Michigan and Frank Martin of the University of South Carolina.
The USA men are currently 142-11 all-time record in World University Games play.
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Tuesday, August 19, 2014
Introducing The Law of the Spirit!
You will love this new video podcast featuring Fr. Maxym Lysack as he tackles questions about the spiritual life. Enjoy the video or the audio version. In this inaugural episode, Fr. Maxym addresses the question "How can we see our sins in humility and how can we fight despair?" Listen to the audio version here or click on the image for the video version.
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Orthodoxy Live - August 17
On this episode, Fr. Evan Armatas tackles questions about people who have left their Orthodox roots for Protestant churches, suicide, the anger of Jesus, violence in the Old Testament, and the placement of icons.
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Orthodox Christian Mission Center
Bobby Maddex interviews Presbytera Renee Ritsi, Teams Associate Director and Healthcare Coordinator for the Orthodox Christian Mission Center, about some mission team opportunities for both this year and 2015.
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Well, we haven't seen Sabathia yet, but Verlander didn't get off to the start he wanted. His first pitch of the game was a high fastball that Derek Jeter grounded right back up the middle for a base hit. That ended the no-hitter before it began, and then Curtis Granderson followed by preventing the shutout as well. In a 1-and-2 count, Verlander gave Granderson a high-away fastball that Granderson plastered into left-center for an RBI triple.
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That put the Yankees in front 1-0, and they extended their lead to 2-0 when Granderson scored on Alex Rodriguez's slow grounder to short. Verlander did strike out both Robinson Cano and Mark Teixeira in the inning and it's not like his stuff is below the norm, but he got hit a little bit, and now Sabathia has been given a lead to protect before he even set foot on the mound.


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The Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) is made up of two representatives from each of our 17 Division I athletic teams. The members are selected annually by their coaches and/or peers to represent their respective team on the committee. Within SAAC, there is an Executive Board that is voted on by all members of the committee at the conclusion of prior academic year. The Executive Board is responsible for setting all meeting agendas, as well as overseeing specific operations of SAAC including the Pride Cup competition, event coordination and community outreach.
The role of SAAC on the campus of Hofstra University as well as within the CAA is to:
- Promote communication between athletic staff and student-athletes.
- Build a sense of community within the athletic program involving all athletics teams.
- Organize community service efforts.
- Create a vehicle for student-athlete representation on campus-wide committees.
- Promote a positive student-athlete image.
- Generate a student-athlete voice within the NCAA structure by recommending NCAA legislation and provide responses to proposed legislation.
- Review, react and comment to the governance structure on NCAA activities and other subjects of interest.
- Participate in the administrative process of athletic programs and the NCAA.
2013-14 Executive Board
Alexandra Mezzanotte - President
Ari Richman - Vice President
Ashley Ainbinder - Secretary
Emily Burke - Media Coordinator
Caity DeCoster - Pride Cup Coordinator
McKenzie Kudron - Pride Cup Coordinator
2013-14 Student-Athlete Advisory Committee Representatives
Graham Tebbit - Baseball
Chris Hardardt - Baseball
Jordan Allen - Men's Basketball
Stephen Nwaukoni - Men's Basketball
Sydni Epps - Women's Basketball
McKenzie Kudron - Women's Basketball
Riley Leder - Men's Cross Country
Jack Finlayson - Men's Cross Country
Jacklyn McKnight - Women's Cross Country
Becky Celorio - Women's Cross Country
Jonel Boileau - Field Hockey
Marta Penas - Field Hockey
Jonathan Farber - Men's Golf
Jake Winn - Men's Golf
Cynthia Cheng - Women's Golf
Shannon Chadha - Women's Golf
John Reicherter - Men's Lacrosse
Ryan Rielly - Men's Lacrosse
Kaitlin Ayres - Women's Lacrosse
Alexandra Mezzanotte - Women's Lacrosse
Ignacio Gorrono - Men's Soccer
Mario Ruiz - Men's Soccer
Rory Murphy - Men's Soccer
Ruby Staplehurst - Women's Soccer
Lulu Echeverry - Women's Soccer
Ashley Ainbinder - Softball
Danielle Bitts - Softball
Bianca Derrick - Women's Tennis
Sarah Bowen - Women's Tennis
Ari Richman - Men's Tennis
Beau Wills - Men's Tennis
Caity DeCoster - Volleyball
Emily Burke - Volleyball
Cody Ruggirello - Wrestling
Jay Lysne - Wrestling
2013 Fall Semester Meeting Dates
Wednesday, September 24 at 8 p.m. - Margiotta Pride Lounge
Tuesday, October 15 at 8 p.m. - TBD
Wednesday, November 13 at 8 p.m. - Margiotta Pride Lounge
Thursday, December 5 at 8 p.m. - Margiotta Pride Lounge
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Two centuries worth of communications innovation will be exhibited in a new permanent gallery at the Science Museum from 25 October »
Roboticists have constructed a $1m bionic man as part of a Channel 4 programme exploring advances in artificial body technology »
Where does an over-crammed science museum store its surplus nuclear missiles and jet planes? In a quiet Wiltshire field… »
Google has launched a new exhibition at the Science Museum in London where you can interact with physical installations through your web browser »
Car manufacturers needn't have battled it out to launch the first ever commercial electric taxi service in recent years -- a London firm had already beaten them to it more than 100 years ago »
A rare scroll depicting the story of the philosopher's stone has been unearthed by the Science Museum »
A new gallery telling the story of "200 years of innovation in communication technology" is to open at London's Science Museum in the autumn of 2014 »
In space, no-one can hear you scream, but ice cream is now firmly on the menu. A variety of possible space foods, including a twist on the classic dessert, were unveiled on 2 March at an event to mark the launch of National Science and Engineering Week 2012 »
Mark Champkins, the Science Museum's inventor-in-residence, describes getting the commission to create a present for Stephen Hawking's 70th birthday as "really overwhelming" »
Since the Me in 3D exhibition opened at the Science Museum on 11 January, more than 1,000 people have stopped by to have their face scanned »
More than 20 European robots have taken residence in the Science Museum for a four-day robotics festival called Robotville this week »
Mark Champkins is the first ever inventor-in-residence at London's Science Museum; and, in his new role, has already encountered moon boots encrusted in moon dust (possibly) and shrunken heads whilst poking around the museum's archives »
Between 28 September and 2 October, London's Science Museum will be holding a festival of games called PLAYER »
The latest exhibition from the Science Gallery in Dublin explores the future of the human species, with highlights including a euthanasia rollercoaster, 60 skulls with mechanised eyes which watch your every move, and a project investigating what would happen if humans needed to pollinate plants instead of bees »
The Science Museum is to reveal the hidden stories behind some of its best-loved exhibits, offering a fresh take on historic inventions and examining their environmental impact »
The attic workshop of engineer James Watt -- the "first hero of the Industrial Revolution" -- has been painstakingly recreated in the Science Museum »
London's Science Museum has drawn back the curtain on its latest gallery, which deals with the topic of climate change »
The Science Museum in London has just undertaken a refresh of its Who am I? gallery, which is dedicated to the genetics, identity and brain science »
The Science Museum in London has announced that in November it'll be launching a dedicated gallery to explain climate research to the public »
James Gilpin is a designer and researcher who has turned the sugar-rich urine of elderly diabetics into a high-end single malt whisky »
The new working environment is at once rec room and high street, coffee bar and potting shed »
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PEORIA HEIGHTS, Ill -- The Fourth of July, for many, is a day to swim and boat with friends and family. But it took a lot of work just to do that this year at the Illinois Valley Yacht Club.
"The highest flood here in the building was 28.9 feet. This was 29.3," said Ivy Club General Manager Paul Kelley.
April 19th Ivy Club employees and members watched the river water overtake their grounds. The building had 2.5 feet of water inside for about a week.
Before the waters inundated the family retreat, Ivy Club member Ronald Harris said they saved all they could, "Furniture, chairs, tables, we even took paneling off the walls. Anything we could get loose that we could re-use later.
Still the river water ruined walls, carpet, the kitchen and pools.
Now just more than two months later the pool is full of families and the kitchen re-opened after the okay from the Health Department just Wednesday. All in time for Fourth of July fun and relaxation.
"It really is a big boating holiday, said Kelley. "So, the harbor being open and all the activities being able to take place is a big plus for us."
After the Fourth of July festivities are over, it will be back to work for just a few more weeks to complete renovations on the dining room.
"We're re-doing the walls into concrete blocks so we don't have damage to walls in the future because we know we're going to get more floods," said Harris. "We're doing everything we can to make the club as water resistant as possible."
In the meantime, they will just enjoy the holiday and the hard work that has already been put in.


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Sergio Romo La Sandía Cantina 8340 Northfield Boulevard 303-373-9100 richardsandoval.com/lasandiacantina This is part one of my interview with Sergio Romo, exec chef of La Sandia; part two of our chat will run tomorrow. Sergio Romo started his cooking career at the wee age of six, working at hi ... More >>
The sixth annual round of the USA Fellowship grants -- fifty awards of $50,000 each -- were announced last night in Los Angeles, and exactly one went to a Colorado artist: Michelle Ellsworth of Boulder, for her work in the field of dance. Ellsworth has an MFA in dance from the University of ... More >>
Scott Ian of AnthraxAnthrax (due Wednesday, October 19, at Summit Music Hall) is one of the Big Four thrash bands from the '80s and the only one originally based on the East Coast. More than most metal bands, Anthrax seemed willing to smile and display a wicked yet playful sense of humor -- e ... More >>
Lori MidsitonJust over a year ago, Dylan Moore, the owner/chef of Deluxe and Delite and co-owner of Deluxe Burger, launched the Little Orange Rocket, a tangerine-hued food truck that hustled what Moore called "refined street food from around the world." And while it was a good ride, says Moo ... More >>
Daedelus (due tonight at Cervantes'), is Los Angeles's Victorian gentleman. Since emerging in 2001, the prolific producer has built a solid reputation in the electronic world for crafting symphonic tracks swelling with samples -- and he's always nattily dressed.
Renee Herlocker loves sticks and balls.Last October, we introduced you to Renee Herlocker, the former Denver Broncos cheerleader who'd just been named the Ultimate Spike Girl by the cable network of the same name. But she had more to talk about than winning the contest, and the Spike correspo ... More >>
The ChronicCareConnect discount card.The medical marijuana industry in Colorado has been booming since at least last year, with plenty of ganjapreneurs coming up with concepts intended to help them grab a piece of the pot profits. But despite the competition, Chad Bardon thinks he has a uniqu ... More >>
Renee Herlocker loves sticks and balls. Spike TV markets itself as television for dudes -- horny dudes, presumably. No wonder the net has just-completed a search for the "Ultimate Spike Girl," a babe who embodies every male fantasy and is willing to parade her assets around for fans of erecti ... More >>
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There's room for everyone in Stapleton, but after five years, developers are having trouble finding room for affordable housing.
Theres a magician in this kitchen: Ian Kleinman, a real food wizard.
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Winners of our "My Worst New Year's Eve" essay contest.
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Dianne Vanderlip is stepping down from the DAM after nearly thirty years.
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It's Asian art at the DAM, African-American photography at the CVA, plans for the MCA, and a new planner for Denver.
Grind spins freestyle fun.
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The Wendel-Endsley Group finds sanctuary in sound.
The voice of Flanders is the voice of reason, absatively posilutely.
The down-and-dirty truth about Colorado's Garden City.
A taste that's born and bread.
In Pueblo, the iron will of a union has proved tougher than steel.
A mid-life career change leads Marvin Bronstein to a Restaurant on the Ridge.
Radio personalities that really go the distance.
The music that time forgot is in a warehouse in Colorado Springs.
Two new CDs add to the legacy of the late Ted Hawkins.
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The woman leapt from her perch on the porch of a Hilltop neighborhood home and moved briskly to the curb.
"It's a parade," she said, leaning out into Cushman Avenue and craning to see the stream of kids on decorated bikes. "And they're still coming!"
This 51-person spectacle in mid-May was a rolling celebration of bikes and kids known as Kidical Mass. In its second year in Tacoma, the event is a casual monthly bike ride for kids and their families.
The event seems to be growing in popularity. While it was enough for some to watch, others joined in to complete the short roundtrip between People's and McCarver parks.
For the Ritchie family, the May ride was their fourth Kidical Mass.
Violet and Grace Ritchie prepared for their ride by coloring bike-themed bandanas while their dad, Todd, admired their work.
"Why do we keep coming back?" Todd Ritchie said. "We get to ride bikes as a group and being around people who love kids and bikes is pretty cool."
Kidical Mass started in April 2008 in Eugene, Oregon, as a way for families to tour communities by bike while passing their pedaling passions on to the next generation.
The idea soon spread to other communities and in 2013, Tacoma cycling advocate Matt Newport decided the South Sound needed its own Kidical Mass.
Newport mined the local cycling community for help and by May 2013, Kidical Mass Tacoma was up and rolling.
The Tacoma Wheelmen's Bicycle Club covers insurance to keep the event free for cyclists. Members of VeloFemmes, a 1-year-old cycling club for women, are among those who volunteer to help during the rides.
Perhaps the most popular volunteer among the kids is Jeff Smeed. He pedals along with the kids pulling a ice cream cart. At the end of the ride, each cyclist gets a treat. The Wheelmen's club also picks up the tab for the ice cream.
While the kids are the focus, the creative bikes participating in the event get plenty of attention too.
The Ritchie family's bike is built for three. One girl can ride behind her dad, while the other can sit up front in a recumbent-style seat. Newport's bike also has room for three with a motorcycle-style windshield in front to protect his toddler son.
Other bikes were adorned with trailers for children and baskets, while a few had bathtub-size cargo containers.
During the May ride, the most creative bike of all was saved for last. Moments after the ride finished, the Fab Lorean rolled into People's Park.
Modeled after the time-traveling DeLorean in the "Back to the Future" movies, the Fab Lorean is a two-person pedal car built at Tacoma's Fab Lab. It's seems slow, but Billy Davis of Fab Lab says it has a top speed of 88 mph (the speed needed for time travel in the movies).
Slow is fine at Kidical Mass, however. Nobody gets left behind and the group is bookended by volunteers.
In fact, a young boy – new to cycling – finished the May ride without pedals on his bike.
The rides are short, most are less than four miles roundtrip, Newport said.
"Usually we start at a park and ride to another park," he said.
Families often arrive early to let their kids play and the ride breaks for more playtime at the second park.
It would seem getting the kids off the monkey bars and back on their bikes for the return trip would be a challenge, but during the May ride the kids seemed eager to ride.
But when they aren't so inclined, there's always Smeed and his ice cream cart to add a little motivation.
While the kids often say the ice cream is a highlight, for Newport it's seeing the kids enjoying their community and cycling.
"I think it (the highlight for the kids) is just getting to ride with other kids," Newport said. "And a lot of times its kids that they don't know."
Ritchie says watching the kids making new friends and the parents doing the same are some of the reasons he expects Kidical Mass to keep gaining steam.
"It (the ride) keeps growing," Ritchie said, "and it keeps growing community."
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(WMC TV) - Her coffee's strong. Bold -- like her personality.
It's certainly bold -- and rare -- for senior citizen Velma Billings to have been direct-depositing her Social Security check for almost 20 years.
"I couldn't imagine why anybody would keep their checks at home when it can go straight to the bank," she said. "I thought everybody did it."
Most seniors don't.
In fact, the advocacy group Consumers for Paper Options said one in 12 households don't maintain a bank account. "That percentage is even higher among elderly and disabled Americans," said the group in a news release.
Still, in an effort to control paper waste, theft and fraud, the U.S. Treasury has mandated that starting March 1, Social Security benefits must be direct-deposited into bank accounts.
Recipients who do not arrange direct-deposit by March 1 will, however, still receive a paper check for the month of March.
"In that (check), there will be information that shares with them that they are out of compliance," said Linda Williams, president of the RISE foundation. "There is also the possibility that they may receive a card -- a bank card -- that they will have to activate. The concern we have is if those cards are in the mail and someone gets a hold of them, then they may be able to activate those cards.
"It is always best to have a (direct deposit) banking relationship."
RISE, the city of Memphis and their community partners established BankOnMemphis.org as a one-stop-shop for citizens without bank accounts. From that site, Social Security recipients can shop a dozen local banks -- their accounts, their services, their terms and conditions -- and arrange direct-deposit of their benefits.
Brad Benson, spokesperson for the U.S. Treasury's Financial Management Services, confirmed the treasury will not suspend paper checks to recipients who do not have direct-deposit arranged by March 1.
He did say, however, that some recipients will indeed receive prepaid bank cards in place of their paper checks in an effort to encourage them to convert to direct-deposit.
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