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Makeover Favorite Corn Bake Recipe
- 1 cup all-purpose flour
- 1 cup cornmeal
- 3 tablespoons sugar
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon baking soda
- 1 egg
- 1 cup (8 ounces) reduced-fat sour cream
- 1/4 cup unsweetened applesauce
- 1/4 cup butter, melted
- 1 can (15-1/4 ounces) whole kernel corn, undrained
- 1 can (14-3/4 ounces) cream-style corn
- In a large bowl, combine the first five ingredients. In a small bowl, whisk the egg, sour cream, applesauce and butter. Stir in corn. Stir into dry ingredients just until moistened.
- Transfer to a 13-in. x 9-in. baking dish coated with cooking spray. Bake at 350° for 30-35 minutes or until a thermometer reads 160°. Serve warm. Refrigerate leftovers. Yield: 12 servings.
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Best corn casserole ever! You can't tell it is healthier. My toughest family food critics asked for more!
I haven't made this recipe but I have one little different. I brown 1lb hamburger meat drain, add 1 T chili powder can tomto soup or Rotel or stewed tomatoes which ever you have in stock, one can water, can corn and simmer for 10 minutes. Pour into casserole dish and then mix Jiffy cornbread mix and drizzle on top and bake 400 for 15 minutes or until brown on top. We love this and is very quick and easy to make.
I haven't made this but I make the cornbread casserole quite often (family fav) and this makeover corn bake doesn't sound like a casserole dish to me. I will try this however.
I just made this recipe for the first time and it was a huge hit. It was easy to make with readily available ingredients. This is definately a keeper!!
Is this a make over of Corn-Bread Casserole (http://www.tasteofhome.com/recipes/Corn-Bread-Casserole) that was in one of the very early issues of Quick Cooking? It is one of our favorites (actually the whole meal featured with it is a favorite). It is hard to determine how the nutrition has really changed (if it is the same recipe) as it is a different size pan and number of servings. Thanks.
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The Bucs are almost at the midway point of the season and Tampa Bay is preparing for the second half of the 2011 campaign. Pewter Report celebrates the kickoff of the regular season with analysis and insight in its September digital magazine. The Pewter Report October Issue is exclusively available on PewterReport.com. Pewter Report-Pewter Insider subscribers can access the digital issue by clicking here.
Here's what Bucs fans and Pewter Report-Pewter Insider subscribers can look forward to reading in the 2011 Midseason Awards Issue:
• Angry Clayborn Has Been A Hulking Presence For Bucs – Scott Reynolds details the successful rookie season of Tampa Bay's angry pass rusher, defensive end Adrian Clayborn.
• Mediocre Play Could Lead To Uncertainty In 2012 – Mark Cook explains why a finish around .500 could mean trouble for Tampa Bay's front office when it comes to player evaluation in the offseason.
• 5 Areas The Bucs Improve In After The Bye – Eric Horchy lists five areas where Tampa Bay must show improvement if the Bucs are to make the playoffs in 2011.
• Point-Counterpoint – Should the Bucs re-sign QB Josh Johnson in the offseason? See what Cook and Reynolds have to say about that topic this month.
• SR's Fab 5 – Reynolds takes a hard, analytical look at Tampa Bay's wide receiving corps and explains why Arrelious Benn should and will see more passes come his way down the stretch.
• 2011 Bucs Midseason Awards – Reynolds chronicles Tampa Bay's top performers near the midway point of the 2011 season.
• 2011 Bucs Midseason Grades – Horchy dishes out the grades for each Buccaneers unit during the team's 4-3 start to the 2011 campaign.
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PCC is seeking energetic and enthusiastic people to join its expanding national adviser team working with CCGs, NHS England area teams, providers and others to deliver local work programmes and events to help NHS organisations achieve best value for patients and the public. Advisers need proven project management, planning, client liaison and team management skills. The successful candidates will be confident communicators with excellent facilitation skills, comfortable working at all levels and with a working knowledge of primary care. We have three posts:
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Escape the Heat in Big Bear 2BR/2BA Townhouse in Big Bear Lake
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 9
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed yes
- type Townhome
- community Escape Townhomes
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 625 - $ 2,100 / week
vacation rental description
Great Spring/Summer Specials !!
$275 for any 2 weekend nights inclusive of tax & cleaning $250 for 2 weeknights
$625 for 7 night stay
Renovated 2BR/2BA townhouse
4 minute Walk to Snow Summit Adventure Park
The Snow Summit Adventure Park is your destination for summertime fun! Ride theScenic Sky Chairto the top of Big Bear, where you can enjoymountain biking Big Bear's best bike parkandbiking trails,hike in the San Bernardino National Forest,play golfat 7000', and then dine at the mostScenic BBQ in Big Bearwhile taking in views of theSan Gorgonio Wilderness.
Master bedroom has king bed, 32" flat screen TV & ensuite full bath
2nd bedroom has queen bed & twin over full bunk bed w/full bath in hallway
Living area has queen sleeper sofa & 40" flat screen TV
Kitchen fully stocked for 10 people, dishes, flatware, pots, pans, utensils w/gas oven, microwave, dishwasher and full size refrigerator Also stackable washer/dryer
Outside patio has gas grill
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townhome rental amenities
Close to all Big Bear has to offer
Walk to Snow Summit Lifts in 4 minutes
3 minute drive to the Lake
4 minute drive to the Village
Wireless internet, DVD player, flat screen TV's, IPOD stereo player
Board games for whole family
Gas starting Wood burning fireplace
No keys to lose all locks on keypad
activities and attractions in Big Bear Lake San Bernardino Area
Big Bear Lake 3 minute drive
Snow Summit Resort 3 minute walk
Hike thru the San Bernardino National Forest
Zipline through the Forest
Village 4 minute drive
Shop & Dine
vacation rental rates
Spring/Summer 4/1-10/31 Sun-Thurs $95/nt Fri/Sat $125/nt
Early Winter 11/1-12/12 Sun-Thurs $135/nt Fri/Sat $175/nt
Christmas 12/13-12/25 Sun-Thurs $225/nt Fri/Sat $250/nt
New Years 12/26-1/5 $375/nt
Peak Winter 1/6-3/31 Sun-Thurs $165/nt Fri/Sat $275/nt
All rentals require 8% city tax & $80 cleaning Pet Fee $50
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Suzy Wadsworth
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Top things to do in Big Bear Lake
- Mountain Bike from Snow Summit
- Shop in Village
- Hike in the Forest
- Zipline thru the Forest
- Cruise the Lake
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- December 26th, 2012
All of a sudden everyone's obsessed with Japanese equities.
Now we all think the printing presses are creaking to life with a new inflation target of between 2 and 3%. And we all think this money printing – a last-ditch effort before the last of the Japanese workforce gets into adult diapers – will benefit the Nikkei's stocks, specifically the shares of the big exporters.
Okay then.I gotta tell ya, in 15 years I haven't seen so much excitement about Japan in my 15-year career. Probably because every rally has been a letdown, each breakout a false one.
But people are pumped. Traders, macro guys, you name it – people are freaking the f**k out for the Japan thesis.
Please read the following to get up to speed on the new new hotness…
Missing The Big Japan Story (Tim Duy's Fed Watch)
Nikkei hits 9-month high as Abe takes over as prime minister (Reuters)
The Biggest Economic Policy Story In The World Is Happening In Japan (Slate)
Yen Falls To The Lowest Since April 2011 As Abe Goes 'Activist' (ValueWalk)
Jeff Gundlach's New Trade Idea Is Killing It (Business Insider)
Full Disclosure: Nothing on this site should ever be considered to be advice, research or an invitation to buy or sell any securities, please see my Terms & Conditions page for a full disclaimer.blog comments powered by Disqus
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The Louisiana Legislature has yet to vote on the construction plan for the University Medical Center in New Orleans.
Monday's debate in the House Budget Committee showed opposition to the plan from several lawmakers.
One legislator who spoke in support of the plan is New Orleans Rep. Walter Leger, who spoke with Erick Paulsen and Sally Ann Roberts on Wednesday to discuss the debate and what he thinks the chances are the bill will pass in its current form.


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Cancer scandal: Chairman under fire for refusing to talk (From Essex County Standard)
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Cancer scandal: Chairman under fire for refusing to talk
8:30am Saturday 9th November 2013 in News
THE chairman of Colchester's hospital trust has refused to give the media any interviews despite the scandal breaking four days ago.
Sally Irvine has still not confirmed when she will speak in public.
Mrs Irvine's prolonged silence has been criticised by Karen Webb, regional director of the Royal College of Nursing and Colchester's MP Sir Bob Russell.
Ms Webb said: "It is a despicable act for the senior leaders of an organisation to try to pass the buck on to more junior managers and refuse to account fully for their part in decision making.
"The buck stops with the leader of the trust. It is on their watch and the chairman is declining to comment. "
Mrs Irvine was appointed trust chairman in August 2010 and reappointed to the role in August this year. She earns £35-40,000 a year for her part-time role, which is due to expire on July 31, 2016.
Among her roles, Mrs Irvine chairs the hospital's board of directors, council of governors, and nominations committee.
The next board of directors meeting at Colchester General Hospital is on December 12.
Sir Bob Russell said: "With such a long time before the next meeting of the hospital board, I feel it is crucial, in the interests of upholding the public's confidence in the cancer treatment services at Colchester Hospitals and to lift the morale of hospital staff, that those at the head of the trust do not stay behind closed doors. Silence is not helpful."
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9:49am Sat 9 Nov 13
Citizen 139 says...
10:49am Sat 9 Nov 13
Catchedicam says...
12:11pm Sat 9 Nov 13
Checkout says...
This has gone on for some time, it's not a recent happening. Why no one in authority seemingly addressed the problems and what is being done to rectify the situation must be the focus of our concerns.
This whole subject needs some grown up, joined up thinking and not some sound bite emotive responses.
12:55pm Sat 9 Nov 13
treadstone says...
They get put there under the guise of rules and the law.
They are not accountable to anyone Ombudsman generally never cross swords with them for two reasons.
1. The Ombudsman are generally cowards
2. Most of them get these chummy plum jobs when they retire from grey suit service.
The problem lies in many areas
1. Their offices are normally with the Chief's of the trusts sometimes they even use the same PA's
2. Its far too close and chummy with those that they are suppose to over see, so accountability is well out of the window.
3. When the body bags start appearing its hands in the air and the usual "I did not know" or " The bucks stop with Joe Bloggs".
Another NHS trust in the county has a chair there, who also Chairs FIrst Site at the same time****
Lets face it how many Chairs can you sit on in one go and involve your attention to detail to its utmost????
Basically they do not really care or in laymans language they do not give a F***K
They get their up to 35k a year
And by the way some of them are running registered companies to run their wares for what they are being paid for. 3 chairmanships is a very nice way to earn a 100k a year.
When the S**T hits the fan they wont speak out why should they????
Who is going to make them???
MP's dont have The Power, The Clout or The Balls to give them a run for their money anymore!!!!
And dont they know it????
Thats why nothing is getting done and people are getting killed in the process...
Think about it???? The math is simple
The President of the USA has been doing it for years.
9:30pm Sat 9 Nov 13
Tolkny says...
The headline reads "Colchester hospital hit by fresh fears over falsified cancer records. At least 6,000 patients could be affected in scandal at Colchester general hospital as inquiry looks at CEO's role in bullying"
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stevedawson says...
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The Christmas market in this famous wine town is a delightful treasure trove with over 100 stalls extending from the market square, along Bahnhofstrasse to Stadtplatz square. Concerts in the churches and at the Christmas market really set the festive mood. On a guided Christmas tour you can listen to all kinds of tales.
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HOW CAN THREE WEEKS of creating art projects possibly help calm a dispute that has confounded diplomats, politicians, and religious leaders for decades? Swampscott resident Debbie Nathan, founder and executive director of Artsbridge, has entertained versions of that question since 2008, when her nonprofit ran its first summer training session to promote understanding between Israeli and Palestinian teenagers, on "neutral territory" at Beverly's Endicott College.
And Nathan usually gives the same answer to cynics who wonder what art can possibly do: Come have a look at Artsbridge in action. This year, 30 students, divided among Israelis, Palestinians, and — for the first time — Americans, are at Brandeis University through July 24, their participation funded by donations to the organization. Teens from each side of the conflict arrive curious, wary, and emotionally saturated, raised on story lines that have become tangled over the course of generations. "All of a sudden, they're put in a situation that begins to question that narrative," says Nathan, speaking in June from Israel, where she was overseeing orientation for the current session.


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'Family Tides'-Ocean Views, Community Pool, 4 BR in North Topsail Beach
- bedrooms 4
- baths 3½
- sleeps 11
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Townhome
- community
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 695 - $ 1,695 / week
vacation rental description
Famiy Tides is a beautiful and inviting town home with easy beach access and a community pool. Family Tides offers its guests 2 master bedrooms. The first master suite is located on the top floor with the living, dining, and kitchen area. Furnished with soothing greens and blues, this room offers a queen bed, TV, ceiling fan and sliding glass doors that lead to a private balcony.Enjoy the privacy and luxury of your own bathroom with a deep Jacuzzi tub, tiled shower and single vanity. The second master bedroom, on the lower level, also offers a queen bed covered with playful fish. This room has a TV, ceiling fan and sliding glass doors that also lead to a private balcony area with a hammock to relax in.
The third and fourth bedrooms are filled with bright colors and a bunk bed for the kids. (The fourth room has a pyramid bunk bed.) Red and white comforters cover the three twin beds and one double bed. Each room also has a trundle to pull out. Both rooms have a TV, ceiling fan and access to a shared balcony. These two rooms share a bathroom, accessible through the hallway. The washer and dryer are also located on this level.
Upstairs you will find the living space filled with festive beach decor. The living room has an L shaped blue couch with beautiful palm tree pictures on the wall. The sliding glass doors lead you to the upper ocean view deck. The kitchen is open and spacious with high-end stainless steel appliances and granite countertops you ll enjoy cooking for the whole family! The bar area provides space for friends to keep you company while you re cooking.
Enjoy Topsail Island and make memories that will Tie your Family Together at Family Tides!
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Last modified on 07-10-2014 at 10:42 PM.
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A Beach Place 910-328-2522
townhome rental amenities
Smoke Free, Queen Beds(2), Double Beds(2), Single Beds(3), Full Size Refrigerator, Stove, Oven, Dishwasher, Microwave, Coffee Maker, Toaster, Dining Capacity(12), Central A/C, Utils Included, Electric Heat, Washer/Dryer, TVs(5), VCRs(2), AM-FM Stereo, DVDs(5), High Speed Internet Wireless, Community Pool, Outside Shower, Private Whirlpool/Jet Tub, Bar, Vacuum, Tenant Brings Linens, Furnished, Walk in Shower, Blankets, Cleaning Included In Rate, Open/Covered Porch, Waterfront
activities and attractions in North Topsail Beach Atlantic Coast
Topsail Island (pronounced "Topsul") is one of the best-kept secrets among East Coast beaches. Located along North Carolina's southern outerbanks, Topsail Island is a 26 mile long barrier island of spacious sandy beaches and tranquil maritime forests. It's hard to discover such a place today as friendly and casual, with such pristine sand and surf, water sports, recreation, fine dining and shopping adventures. This is Topsail Island located midway between Wilmington, to the south and Jacksonville, to the north.
Activities are abundant on and off the island. Swimming, sun bathing, surfing, shells and sharks tooth hunting, dolphin watching, golf, deep sea charter fishing, fishing piers, surf fishing, jet skis, parasailing, miniature golf, go carts, waterslides, kayaking, scenic boat tours, scuba and snorkeling, sailing and motor boating in the sound, Intracoastal Waterway, or the ocean.
The Topsail Island area is a special place to enjoy a wide range of recreational activities or to just relax and enjoy the beautiful sunrises and sunsets, star-filled nights and bountiful native birds and other wildlife in a serene atmosphere.
vacation rental rates
Weekly Sat. - Sat. Rental
2014 Rates
Off Season: Jan 1 - May 11: $695
Spring Season: May 11 - May 30th: $995
Mid Season: May 31st - June 14: $1495
Peak Season: June 15 - Aug 14: $1695
Fall Season: Aug 16 - Sept 5: $995
Off Season: Sept 6 - Dec 31: $695
*Rates include departure cleaning and Accidental Rental Damage Insurance
A Beach Place 910-328-2522
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Top things to do in North Topsail Beach
- Swimming
- Fishing
- Searching for Shark Teeth & Seashells
- Golf
- Surfing
Top things to do on a budget
- Swimming
- Collect Seashells
- Visit the Museum
- Surfing
- Surf Fishing
Top things to do with a family
- Boat Cruise
- Charter Fishing
- Visit the Sea Turtle Hospital
- Golfing
- Play Putt-Putt Golf
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New Orleans -- Troopers with Louisiana State Police, Troop C are investigating a single-car crash that killed two people. The accident occurred Saturday just before 1:30 p.m., on Hwy 24 near the small town of Grand Bois. The two victims have been identified as 42-year-old Patricia Vega of Houma and 27-year-old Cari Scofield of Houma.
According to police, 36-year-old Jimmy Vizinat of Larose was driving a car with five passengers, south on Hwy 24. As the vehicle approached the small town of Grand Bois, the vehicle crossed the center line and veered into the on-coming lane as an eighteen wheeler approached. Vega, who was sitting in the right-front passenger seat, grabbed the steering wheel and jerked it to the right, causing the car to leave the roadway. The car missed hitting the rig, but struck a tree on the right side. Vega and Scofield were both sitting on the right passenger side of the car and both were pronounced dead on the scene by the Lafourche Parish Coroner's office.
Three other passengers were transported to a local hospital with minor injuries. Vizinat was not injured in the crash. Seat belt use for any of the passengers is unknown at this time. A breath test revealed that Vizinat was over the legal limit of .08g%.
He was transported to the Lafourche Parish Detention Center where he was charged with two counts of vehicular homicide, three counts of vehicular negligent injury, driving left of center and no driver's license. The crash is still under investigation.
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My big questions would be where's your FIELDSET, and what the devil makes that a TABLE in the first place? Semantic markup could go a LONG ways towards cleaning that up into something functional instead of all those extra tags for NOTHING. LABEL and INPUT already have semantic meanings, there is NO reason to be wrapping those with other tags that have meanings like tables or lists.
... as could an echo statement and axing all that annoying hard to follow <?php ?> nonsense -- but that's probably just me; I'd like to see <?php and ?> removed from PHP in it's entirety... also on 'email' you're opening a quote before value that shouldn't be there.
NOT that you should be writing new code in transitional anyways -- this isn't 1997.
REGARDLESS of what you are doing for styling, it is VERY unlikely you should be using much more than:
} else { echo '<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Strict//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-strict.dtd">  <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8" /> <meta http-equiv="Content-Language" content="en" /> <link type="text/css" rel="stylesheet" href="screen.css" media="screen,projection,tv" /> <title> Demo Form </title>  <form action="',$_SERVER['PHP_SELF'],'" method="POST"> <fieldset>
 Name <input type="text" name="NAME" id="NAME" value="',(isset($_POST['NAME']) ? hsc($_POST['NAME']) : ''),'" /> ',error_for('NAME',$errors),'

 Telephone <input type="text" name="TELEPHONE" id="TELEPHONE" value="',(isset($_POST['TELEPHONE']) ? hsc($_POST['TELEPHONE']) : ''),'" /> ',error_for('TELEPHONE',$errors),'

 Email Address <input name="EMAIL" id="EMAIL" type="text" value="',( isset($_POST['EMAIL']) ? hsc($_POST['EMAIL']) : '' ),'" /> ',error_for('EMAIL',$errors),'

 Comments <textarea name="COMMENTS" id="COMMENTS" >',( isset($_POST['COMMENTS']) ? hsc($_POST['COMMENTS']) : '' ),'</textarea> ',error_for('COMMENTS',$errors),'
 <input type="submit" value="Go!" class="submit" /> </fieldset> </form> '; } ?>
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Hi deathshadow60. Yeah I realise there is a fair bit of cleaning up that is needed, but just wanted the basic strucutre to get right first. Thanks for pointing out thought and some very good points which I will fix.


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The following individuals appeared before Judge Charles Steele on Wednesday in Van Wert County Court Of Common Pleas:ArraignmentsSamuel Whisman, 20, Van Wert, pleaded not guilty to two counts of trafficking drugs, felonies of the fifth degree. He was released on a surety bond and will appear for a pretrial May 23.Allen McMillen, 28, Van Wert, pleaded not guilty to a charge of theft, a felony 4. His bond was set at $25,000 cash and his pretrial was set for May 23.Emily Leasure, 23, Van Wert, pleaded not guilty to a charge of receiving stolen property, a felony of the fifth degree. She was released on a surety bond. Her pretrial is May 23.
Michael Speakman, 20, Van Wert, pleaded not guilty to a charge of theft, a felony five. He was released on a surety bond with an order to have no contact with the victim in the case. His pretrial will be May 23.Shane Chestnut, 35, Defiance, was arraigned on a charge of violation of a civil protection order, a felony of the fifth degree. He pleaded not guilty. His bond was set at $10,000 cash with a no contact order. Pretrial is May 23.Anthony Pavlides, 30, Van Wert, two counts of trafficking drugs. He pled not guilty and was released on a surety bond. Pretrial is May 23, 2012 at 8 amNathaniel Diltz, 28, Delphos, was arraigned on one count of trafficking drugs, a felony fifth degree; and one count of trafficking counterfeit substances, also a felony five. He was released on a surety bond and has a pretrial May 21.PleasNicole Wells, 34, of Convoy, changed her plea to a charge of importuning, a felony of the fifth degree. The second count of the indictment, unlawful sexual contact with a minor, a felony three, was dismissed for her plea. The court ordered a pre-sentence investigation and set the case for sentencing on June 27. Her previous bond was continued until sentencing.Mindy Kremer, 28, Van Wert, was in court for a probation violation for testing positive for heroin. She admitted the violation and was sentenced to serve her original sentence of two years prison. She received credit for 550 days already served.Michael Clossen, 62, Delphos, pleaded guilty to a charge of gross sexual imposition, a felony of the third degree. A second count for the same charge was dismissed for his plea. Clossen's bond was continued until sentencing which was set for June 27. The court ordered a pre-sentence investigation.Nicholas Spencer, 20, of Hicksville, pleaded guilty to attempted trespass in a habitation, a felony five. He then petitioned for treatment in lieu of convictim, which was granted by the court. The case was then stayed until treatment completed.Kasey Schisler, 23, Van Wert, denied allegations that he had violated his bond. The case was set for hearing today. He was ordered held in jail until the hearing with work release, if he qualifiesJoshua Lane, 25, Van Wert, was in court for sentencing on a felony five trafficking in drugs charge. The case was continued until a future date, to be announced, for more investigation.Kyle Barnes, 24, Van Wert, was sentenced on two counts of trafficking marijuana, both felonies of the fifth degree. He was sentenced to three years of community control, 60 days jail, an additional 30 days jail at later date, 200 hours community service, substance abuse assessment and treatment, two years intensive probation, driver's license suspended 6 months, pay attorney fees and court costs and received 9 months in prison on each count, concurrent, deferred.Jessica Thompson, 26, Van Wert, was sentenced for her part in a theft and falsification, both felonies of the fifth degree. She received 3 years community control on each charge, concurrent, 30 days jail, 60 days on electronic house arrest, 200 hours community service, substance abuse assessment and treatment, 2 years intensive probation. Restitution, joint and several with co-defendant, of $1978.99, attorney fees and court costs; nine months prison on each charge, concurrent were deferred.Dennis McGinnis, 28, Lima, denied violating his probation. A hearing will be set.Phillip Cross, 23, Delphos, pleaded guilty to one count of trafficking in drugs felony five. A second count of the same charge was dismissed for his plea.The court ordered a pre-sentence investigation and set sentencing for June 27.Steven Diltz, 27, Delphos, pleaded guilty to one count of trafficking in drugs, a felony of the fifth degree. His sentencing was set for June 13. He is held in jail but may be released on electronically monitored house arrest if he qualifies and makes payments.Rita Jones, 42, Lima, was charged with violating her probation by not paying child support. She admitted to the violation and was re-sentenced to 3 years community control with 60 days in jail starting today.Christopher Blue, 33, Van Wert, was brought before the court for a bond violation for not reporting to his probation officer. He admitted the violation. He was again released on bond with an explanation that he must strictly comply with all probation rules.
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A $10,000 reward is being offered for any information leading to an arrest in the Riverwalk attack case.
Richmond County Sheriff's Office said the reward is being offered by a donor who wishes to remain anonymous. The funds are being held by Phillip Scott Hibbard, PC.
This comes just hours after the Downtown Augusta Alliance met Wednesday morning to discuss safety in the area.
The reward is designated for the person who provides information which leads to the arrest and conviction of the perpetrators of the aforementioned assault. The reward recipient may not be an employee of the Richmond County Sheriff's Office.
If an arrest is made within 60 days, the reward will stay in trust via Phillip Scott Hibbard, PC until conviction, provided that conviction occurs within 24 months. If no conviction occurs within 24 months from the date of the arrest, the reward is null and void. If no arrest is made within 60 days the reward is null and void.
Anyone with information is asked to call the Richmond County Sheriff's Office at 706-821-1080. Callers may remain anonymous.
No arrests have been made yet in a downtown beating. The beating happened on Friday night along the 700 block of Reynolds Street on the Riverwalk.
Investigators say Wesley Spires of Edgefield and Ashley Solesbee of North Augusta were sitting on a bench when two men walked up to them with an aluminum baseball bat or pipe. The suspects demanded money from the victims and then began hitting them with the metal weapon. Both victims were hit in the face and head. The male victim is currently in critical but stable condition at University Hospital.
The suspects were described as tall and slender wearing all black clothing.
The suspects were believed to be traveling in a 2002 Hyundai Sonata with SC Tag 1909FR. If you have any information, call the Sheriff's Office at 706.821.1020.
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David Cone's perfect game.
-The same day that the Yankees honored the 1956 World Series perfect game pitched by Don Larsen, David Cone matches the feat as Larsen sit in a luxury box.
David Wells' perfect game.
-A New York favorite, Wells seemed to pitch his best when he was playing in pinstripes.
Dwight Gooden's no-hitter.
-A man who has seen plenty of ups and downs and struggles in his life has his moment of glory etched into baseball history forever.
Don Mattingly Day, 1997.
-My brother was awesome enough to get me tickets to see my hero's #23 retired into Monument Park forever. There's nothing that could match 57,000+ people chanting "DON-NIE BASE-BALL" in unison.
The 1996 World Series.
-The first World Series win in my lifetime for the Yankees and it just so happened that they won on my dad's birthday. I still remember where I was when Mark Lemke hit that foul pop up and Charlie Hayes settled under it for the final out. In a previous job, I spent some time with Hayes and asked what he thought about when he saw that fly ball about to drop in his mitt. "Man, I just thought 'I'm gonna go fishin' now!'"
Game 7 of the 2003 ALCS.
-I began a pacing routine in the bottom of the 6th inning. It paid off when Jorge Posada's bloop dropped in and I went bezerk inside my apartment in Fort Lauderdale when Aaron Boone launched his famous homerun in the top of the 11th inning to send the Yankees to the World Series.
Games 3, 4, and 5 of the 2001 World Series.
-I have said to this day, I would trade the 1999 World Series win to have the Yankees win the 2001 World Series. With September 11th still fresh in the minds of Americans and New Yorker's, baseball became a welcome distraction and the Yankees found their way into the hearts of many. Those magical three nights capped off by the homeruns by Tino Martinez and Scott Brosius put much needed smiles on the faces of people who sorely needed them.
Old Timer's Day 2008.
-Through a former job contact, I managed to have a player's family suite in left field for Old Timer's Day this season. My dad and I spent the pre-game introductions and first three innings with the family's of Pat Kelly, Bob Turley, and Jeff Nelson. Once they left, I spent the final six innings, in a 24-person suite, with just my dad. What an afternoon.
A-Rod's 10 RBI game.
=A-Rod just owned Bartolo Colon that night. It was an absolutely dominating performance.
Game 1 of the 1996 ALCS.
-We all remember the tying homerun by Derek Jeter that was helped along by a 12-year old Jeffrey Maier, but this game will also be remembered for Bernie Williams' 12th inning walk off bomb to left field to win the opening game of the series. against Baltimore.
It's always sad to say goodbye to such storied homes of our beloved teams. Chicago Stadium, Maple Leaf Gardens, and Montreal Forum are revered arenas to us hockey fans and while Yankee Stadium may transcend sports into a more universally beloved stadium, any sports fan can appreciate the magnitude of what occurred tonight in the Bronx.
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College hoops insider: 'Really is a difficult situation' for Sun Devils
Originally published: Feb 25, 2013 - 3:27 pm
Currently 20-8 with a 9-6 record in the Pac-12, the Sun Devils have quality wins against Arkansas, UCLA, California and Colorado, who they beat twice.
At the same time, the Devils have lost to Utah, Stanford and DePaul, and has an RPI of 86.
Needless to say, their chances of reaching the NCAA Tournament for the second time in Herb Sendek's tenure are tenuous.
A guest of Arizona Sports 620's Doug and Wolf, Sporting News college hoops writer Mike DeCourcy said the Devils have considerable work to do if they want to go dancing in March.
"In order to get in they're going to have to finish strong, I don't think there's any question about that," he said. "And you're talking about three difficult games."
The Sun Devils' final three contests are on the road, as they will head to Los Angeles for dates with the UCLA Bruins and USC Trojans before finishing up their regular season slate in Tucson against the Wildcats.
But the team's slip up at home Saturday against Washington pretty much left them no choice but to not only beat USC, but win at least one of the other two games as well.
"So it really is a difficult situation for them, schedule-wise," DeCourcy said, pointing to ASU's RPI as something that could very well hold them back.
"If you're that deep," he said, "it just doesn't happen."
Then again, even if the Devils don't win at least two of their final three games they could earn an invitation to the dance by wining the Pac-12 Tournament. And that, DeCourcy said, could happen.
"They're certainly good enough to win it on a neutral floor," he said. "I don't think they're quite as good as Arizona is and they're not as dynamic as UCLA is, but I think they're good enough to put together three good games and win that deal."
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- Former Sun Devil Kevin Kruger joins NAU men's basketball staff
- Former ASU Sun Devil Carrick Felix �excited' by opportunity to play with LeBron James
- Former ASU Sun Devil Jordan Bachynski enjoying 'chance to learn' with Charlotte Hornets
- Mark May, ESPN college football analyst - Tuesday August 26Mark May shares his thoughts on the upcoming college football season.
- Bickley Blast - Tuesday August 26Could the Sun Devils' offense be one of the most prolific in the Pac-12?
- Jake Plummer- Former Cardinals and Sun Devils quarterback - Wednesday August 20Jake Plummer says Johnny Manziel is just passionate about the game of football.
- Craig Grialou- Arizona Sports reporter - Friday August 15Craig Grialou says the Chip Sarafin story isn't even talked about within the ASU Football team.
- Craig Grialou, AZ Sports Intrepid Sports Reporter - Friday August 15Craig gives us an update on ASU football training camp in Camp T.


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Chocolate Chip Mousse Recipe
Chocolate has long been associated with Valentine's Day. So when Cupid comes calling this year, reach for this recipe for rich and creamy mousse.
- 1 cup (6 ounces) semisweet chocolate chips
- 1 package (8 ounces) cream cheese, softened
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1 carton (8 ounces) frozen whipped topping, thawed
- In a microwave or heavy saucepan, melt chocolate chips; stir until smooth. Cool for 20 minutes.
- Meanwhile, in a small bowl, beat cream cheese and vanilla until smooth; beat in melted chocolate. Fold in whipped topping. Spoon into dessert dishes. Refrigerate until serving. Yield: 4 servings.
Originally published as Chocolate Chip Mousse in Taste of Home Meals in Minutes Calendar Annual 2004, p1
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Easy to make, creamy, and delicious! I used fat free cream cheese and whipped topping to lighten it up a bit. I also added 1 tsp rum extract.
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Made this after having my wisedom teeth out when I needed something soft and sweet. It is easy to make and very decadent. I used rum extract instead of vanilla for a little more umph. Yum!
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I Made this recipe one summer because I Love Mousse! Surprisingly, Now does my sister! She always begs me to make this recipe when a special occasion comes up. :)
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Thousands of Islamists are traveling from Lahore to Islamabad in Pakistan for a planned march to protest the reopening of NATO supply routes.
CNN's Reza Sayah reports darkness and rain are hampering recovery efforts of the Bhoja Air Boeing 737 that crashed.
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First images from GEO TV of the plane crash site and debris near Rawalpindi, Pakistan.
Pakistan's foreign minister says an apology by the U.S. government for the NATO airstrike that killed 24 Pakistani soldiers would not satisfy the Pakistani government, and the attack demanded a reassessment of Islamabad's partnership with the United States.
A Swiss couple -- kidnapped in July while traveling in Pakistan's volatile southwestern Balochistan province -- are free, Pakistani military and Taliban officials said Thursday.
A powerful bomb exploded in a marketplace in Peshawar on Monday night, killing at least six people, wounding at least 31 and destroying about 30 shops, police and hospital officials said.
Around 75 people joined in an "Occupy Islamabad" rally Wednesday in the Pakistani capital, inspired by the Occupy Wall Street movement that began in New York and has spread internationally.
An explosion at a hotel in Islamabad, Pakistan, is believed to be the result of a gas leak, Police Chief Bin Yamin said Thursday.
Pakistan has restricted travel for U.S. diplomats in the country, the State Department said Monday.
One thing is certain: Missiles are regularly fired from the sky above Pakistan's tribal areas, sometimes killing what the United States and Pakistan describe as terrorists, sometimes hitting innocent civilians by mistake.
Recovery crews ended the search for bodies in the hills north of Islamabad Thursday where a passenger plane crashed a day earlier killing all 152 aboard, a government officials told CNN.
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No one survived the crash of a Pakistani passenger plane that went down in the outskirts of the capital Islamabad Wednesday morning with 152 people on board, officials said.
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Explosions rip through university campus in Islamabad. CNN's Reza Sayah reports.
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Back-to-back suicide bombings killed at least five people at a university here Tuesday and wounded nearly two dozen, authorities said.
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Pakistani authorities have launched a massive crackdown on terror groups that they say were planning numerous suicide attacks, including in the country's largest city of Karachi.
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Once allergic to being tied to Washington's war on terror, the country's targeted political class is beginning to see it as their own struggle
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Police tightened security at airports across Pakistan Thursday after receiving reports of a possible suicide attack at the international airport that serves Islamabad.
Pakistan's top leaders were to dine at the Marriott devastated by a truck bombing over the weekend, but changed the venue at the last minute, a senior official said Monday. A hotel official, however, denied there were any plans for a government dinner.
More than 1,300 pounds of explosives were packed into a construction truck that detonated outside an Islamabad hotel, killing 57 people, including two Americans and a diplomat, officials said Sunday.
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An suicide bomber struck near a rally and police station in Pakistan's capital Sunday.
Witnesses to a blast targeting the Danish Embassy in Islamabad describe what they saw.
Police near Pakistan's capital seized three explosives-filled vehicles and detained a half-dozen people overnight Thursday.
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Fifteen soldiers from a Pakistani army unit died in a bombing at their mess hall Thursday, a Pakistani intelligence source said.
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Pakistani forces fired at a fuel tank inside a controversial mosque early Saturday, causing an explosion heard across the capital, intelligence sources said.
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Police seized munitions on Friday at a house near Islamabad's airport after receiving reports of rooftop gunfire around the same time President Pervez Musharraf's plane was taking off, authorities told CNN.
More than 100 radical Islamic students holed up at an Islamabad mosque compound surrendered Wednesday morning, winding down an intense standoff between militants and government forces, a government source told CNN.
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Students from a radical mosque released nine hostages Saturday after seizing them hours earlier from an Islamabad acupuncture clinic they raided, the deputy administrator of the mosque said.
A suicide bomber detonated his explosives in a parking area outside Islamabad's airport Tuesday after he was stopped by security as he tried to enter the airport, police sources told CNN.
A suicide bomber killed a security guard and himself in an attack outside the Marriott Hotel in the Pakistani capital of Islamabad on Friday, Interior Minister Aftab Ahmed Khan Sherpao said.
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Police arrested some 400 people including 10 lawmakers and used tear gas to disperse several hundred demonstrators in an attempt to prevent protests in Islamabad against cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed, witnesses and police said.
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Baton-wielding police attacked journalists Tuesday in several Pakistan cities as they tried to celebrate World Press Freedom Day, and arrested 37 of them during a rally outside parliament in Islamabad.
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Two planes carrying Pakistani lawmakers Saturday were diverted from Islamabad, preventing the parliamentarians from attending an address by Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf.
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I put on my muse cap, I put on my Space Command 3D glasses, I looked at old photographs and I flipped through my trusty book of quotations — nada.
So I decided to get up and go for a walk. The sun had made a brief appearance but the breeze out of the northwest was chilly, which made goose-bumps pop out on my bare arms, so I stepped back inside and grabbed a jacket.
The dogs were beside themselves because with all the rain, they have not had a decent walk in days. When I opened the back gate it was like the sound of the bell at Green Track, except all four dogs headed in different directions.
The fresh air felt good, especially since it wasn't heavy with pollen. I got a little pang of guilt when I walked by the creative space and barn because there's still a lot of work left to do before they can be called "finished." I picked up the pace and moved down the trail toward our meditation rock which is about 300 yards south of the barn.
As I rounded a turn in the path, a splash of pink caught my eye. It was a wild honeysuckle bush basking in the morning sun just off the trail. The wild honeysuckle is a member of the Azalea family, but these wild plants put the tame ones we planted in the front yard to shame. With only Mother Nature tending them they survive and thrive. I nurse the Azalea's in our front yard like a sick baby with colic and still some years they are just sad.
The first time I can ever remember seeing a wild honeysuckle was when I took my Grandma Watson to the cemetery to clean the graves. As she sat on a tombstone to rest her legs, and to get a fresh dip of Bruton Snuff, she pointed her long twig of a finger at a beautiful pink bush near the edge of an embankment. It was the color of a chiffon prom dress from 1961. "That yonder is a wild honeysuckle," she said. "I think they're the best part of spring."
I took a photograph of the wild honeysuckle today before walking on. I sat on the meditation rock for a long time, listening to the sounds, taking in the sights and smells of spring. For a while, I didn't fret about having writer's block. I thought about lying back on the bed of moss, but I was afraid I might fall asleep and not wake up until summer.
When I made my way home and sat down to write, this story flowed out. It was almost as if Mother Nature had planted the seed herself — well actually, I guess she did.


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Taco Salad for 2 Recipe
Amy Fecher from Beavercreek, Ohio shares the colorful taco salad that is her husband's favorite meal. "Because it is simple and he looks forward to it so, I find myself fixing this at least once a month," she says. "And for those brisk fall days, spicier chili beans can add some welcome heat."
- 1/2 pound ground beef
- 1 can (16 ounces) chili beans, undrained
- 1/2 cup chopped green pepper
- 1/3 cup chopped onion
- 1 can (2-1/4 ounces) sliced ripe olives, drained
- 1/4 teaspoon salt, optional
- 2 cups corn chips
- 4 cups shredded iceberg lettuce
- 1/2 cup shredded cheddar cheese
- 1/2 cup chopped tomato
- In a small skillet, cook beef over medium heat until no longer pink; drain. Stir in the beans, green pepper, onion, olives and salt if desired; heat through.
- On two plates, layer the corn chips, lettuce, beef mixture, cheese and tomato. Yield: 2 servings.
Originally published as Taco Salad in Country Woman September/October 2004, p37
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Mere days into 2012 brought news that the Honorable Judge John Westhafer, having served 35 years in the Decatur County Circuit Court, would call it a career at the end of the year.
Westhafer announced his retirement in early January with plans to step down Dec. 31.
Westhafer told the Daily News in January he felt the time was right for him to leave the bench.
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Westhafer's position was sought by local attorneys Timothy Day and Robert Wickens, who spent the better part of the year campaigning for the honor of succeeding the well-respected Circuit Court judge. Day won by a wide margin in the Nov. election, and he'll be sworn in by Westhafer Dec. 31.
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Hello EclipseLink on the NetBeans Platform
Let's use EclipseLink to set up some very basic database interaction in a NetBeans Platform application.
Though it will be the ultimate 'Hello World' scenario, it should show how to get started with database interactivity on the NetBeans Platform, while also yet again showing the benefit of the NetBeans Platform's modular architecture. Of course, feel free to adapt these instructions to your needs, for example, instead of EclipseLink, use TopLink, or Hibernate, or whatever.
You should also be surprised by how easy it is, once you know how.
We'll simply access a database and display what we find there:
Our application will look as follows:
Notice that we will have 4 separate modules, which will enable us to easily provide alternative database providers, as well as alternative persistence providers, because the UI module uses generic code that could make use of any alternative backing modules.
Let's get started.
- Create a Java Library and Generate Entity Classes from the Database. Firstly, create a Java Library project. Then use the Entity Classes from Database wizard to generate entity classes from your database. In the wizard, select EclipseLink in the step where you use the wizard to generate a persistence unit. Look at the generated code and notice that, among other things, you have a persistence.xml file in a folder called META-INF, thanks to the wizard.
In my case, I chose a Sample database that comes with the IDE, and then I specified I want an entity class for the Customer table, which resulted in the IDE also creating an entity class for the related DiscountCode table:
Build the Java Library and you will have a JAR file in the above application's "dist" folder. As you will read in the next step, that JAR file needs to be added as a library wrapper module to the application you will start creating in the next step.
- Create a NetBeans Platform Application. In the New Project dialog, specify that you want to create a new NetBeans Platform Application. Once you've created it, right-click the Modules node in the Projects window and choose Add New Library. Then select the JAR you created in the previous step. You now have your first custom module in the new application.
- Create Supporting Library Wrappers. Do the same as you did when creating the library wrapper for the entity class JAR, but this time for the EclipseLink JARs (which are in your GlassFish distro, make sure to include the persistence JAR that you find there too and, if you don't know which ones to include, go back to the Java Library shown in the previous screenshot and then expand the Libraries folder, which will show you which libraries you need). Next, create yet another library wrapper module... for the DerbyClient JAR.
- Create the UI Module. The final module you will need will provide the UI. So, create a new module (not a Library Wrapper Module, but just a plain NetBeans Module) and add a Window Component via the New Window Component wizard.
- Set Dependencies. You now have lots of classes all neatly separated into distinct modules. In order to be able to use code from one module in another module, you'll need to set dependencies, i.e., very explicit contracts (as opposed to accidental reuse of code in one place from another place, resulting in unmaintainable chaos). First, the entity classes module needs to have dependencies on the DerbyClient module, as well as on the EclipseLink module. Then, the UI module needs a dependency on the EclipseLink module as well as the entity classes module. (You could split things further so that the EclipseLink module is not a dependency of the UI module, by putting the persistence JAR in one module, with the other EclipseLink JARs separated in a different module.)
- Now, finally, let's do some coding. Not much needed, though. Add a JTextArea to the TopComponent in the UI module. Then add this to the end of the TopComponent constructor:
EntityManager entityManager = Persistence.createEntityManagerFactory("EntityLibPU").createEntityManager();
Query query = entityManager.createQuery("SELECT c FROM Customer c");
List<Customer> resultList = query.getResultList();
for (Customer c : resultList) {
jTextArea1.append(c.getName() + " (" +c.getCity() + ")" + "\n");
Above, you can see I am referring to a persistence unit named "EntityLibPU", which is the name set in the persistence.xml file. In addition, I am referring to one of the entity classes, called Customer, which is in the entity classes module. Adapt these bits to your needs.
- Deploy the Application. Start your database server and then run the application. You should see this:
Congrats, you've just managed to set up JPA via EclipseLink in a modular NetBeans Platform application... and you only typed 6 lines of code.
Miguel Garcia-lopez replied on Sat, 2009/01/17 - 11:58am
Hi Geertjan, firtst of all congrats for all your great contributions. I recently began developing a NB Platform based app and have found your articles and blog entries of great interest (and readability, you have a nice sense of humour :)
The steps on this entry are as expected also quite useful. I only find a drawback: Whenever I need to make changes to entity library (which is a regular NB IDE Java Library Project), I am then also required to manually copy the new generated .jar file into the NB platform library wrapper module project (step nr. 2 in the post). In fact, I need to copy it directly to the project directory, having to have a knowledge on its filesystem layout.
This makes it not really agile if the above happens often (which, BTW, is my case). An alternative could be not to develop a Java Library Project with the entity classes, but a NB Platform module directly. The problem here would then be that the NB IDE does not include the option "Generate entity classes from database" under File -> New... when the proyect is a NBP module (but it does when a regular Java Library Project!)
I'm also considering filling in a bug report on this, as I do not really happen to see any justification for this fact. Having solved that, one could keep developing a Suite (or NBP-based app.) which does include a "JPA-enabled" module all within the great NB IDE and also let it keep track of all dependencies.
As said before, congratulations again and thanks for your contributions (many which I already added/implemented in our NBP app.)
Geertjan Wielenga replied on Sat, 2009/01/17 - 12:03pm in response to: Miguel Garcia-lopez
I'm also considering filling in a bug report on this, as I do not really happen to see any justification for this fact. Having solved that, one could keep developing a Suite (or NBP-based app.) which does include a "JPA-enabled" module all within the great NB IDE and also let it keep track of all dependencies.
+1 on that! Here's my issue on this, please go in there and agree with me:
Thanks for liking my humor, nice to hear. :-)
Geertjan Wielenga replied on Sat, 2009/01/17 - 12:06pm in response to: Miguel Garcia-lopez
I only find a drawback: Whenever I need to make changes to entity library (which is a regular NB IDE Java Library Project), I am then also required to manually copy the new generated .jar file into the NB platform library wrapper module project (step nr. 2 in the post). In fact, I need to copy it directly to the project directory, having to have a knowledge on its filesystem layout.
This makes it not really agile if the above happens often (which, BTW, is my case).
Workaround: create a new Ant target and include it in your build process. During the build, the JAR will be created afresh in the NetBeans module, automatically, without you needing to do anything special (once you've created that Ant target). (See "Updating the Sources" here.)
Miguel Garcia-lopez replied on Sat, 2009/01/17 - 7:18pm in response to: Geertjan Wielenga
Milos Silhanek replied on Mon, 2009/02/23 - 5:10am
I is better to have domain classes in regular java jar by me. It will be used in many other occasions.
What was worse: I spent some time to look up necessary jars: Couldn't it be difficult to enumerate them?
javax.persistence.jar, org.eclipse.persistence.antrl.jar, org.eclipse.persistence.asm.jar, org.eclipse.persistence.core.jar, org.eclipse.persistence.jpa.jar, org.eclipse.persistence.oracle.jar.
I do not have such a time to try if some of them is not needed.
P.S.: Great tutorial. I looked up it for my job.
mateusz markowski replied on Mon, 2009/02/23 - 3:58pm
Maybe it's stupid problem. I'm trying to do first part of Your tut, but with no success. I did everything in the samee way. I did a wrapper modul for javax.persistence and added for Viewer-UI. Also with topllink provider I get errors. Do you have any idea?Stack trace:
java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: javax.persistence.spi.PersistenceProvider
at java.net.URLClassLoader$1.run(URLClassLoader.java:200)
at java.security.AccessController.doPrivileged(Native Method)
at java.net.URLClassLoader.findClass(URLClassLoader.java:188)
at java.lang.ClassLoader.loadClass(ClassLoader.java:307)
at sun.misc.Launcher$AppClassLoader.loadClass(Launcher.java:301)
at java.lang.ClassLoader.loadClass(ClassLoader.java:252)
at org.netbeans.ProxyClassLoader.loadClass(ProxyClassLoader.java:252)
at java.lang.ClassLoader.loadClass(ClassLoader.java:252)
at java.lang.ClassLoader.loadClassInternal(ClassLoader.java:320)
Caused: java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: javax/persistence/spi/PersistenceProvider
at java.lang.ClassLoader.defineClass1(Native Method)
at java.lang.ClassLoader.defineClass(ClassLoader.java:621)
at org.netbeans.JarClassLoader.doLoadClass(JarClassLoader.java:219)
at org.netbeans.ProxyClassLoader.selfLoadClass(ProxyClassLoader.java:263)
Caused: java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: javax/persistence/spi/PersistenceProvider while loading org.eclipse.persistence.jpaorg.eclipse.persistence.jpa.PersistenceProvider; see http://wiki.netbeans.org/DevFaqTroubleshootClassNotFound
at org.netbeans.ProxyClassLoader.selfLoadClass(ProxyClassLoader.java:267)
at org.netbeans.ProxyClassLoader.loadClass(ProxyClassLoader.java:226)
at java.lang.ClassLoader.loadClass(ClassLoader.java:252)
at javax.persistence.Persistence.findAllProviders(Persistence.java:186)
at javax.persistence.Persistence.createEntityManagerFactory(Persistence.java:103)
at javax.persistence.Persistence.createEntityManagerFactory(Persistence.java:83)
mateusz markowski replied on Thu, 2009/02/26 - 2:43am in response to: mateusz markowski
Martin Vondráček replied on Thu, 2012/02/02 - 8:27am
The PU is not same as the DB entity, so the tutorials might confuse you when you try to do a bit different example (different tables etc.). I was searching for solution to this mistake for days...
Carla Brian replied on Sat, 2012/04/28 - 10:54pm
Mateo Gomez replied on Tue, 2012/07/17 - 2:01am in response to: Martin Vondráček
so thats the difference,..thanks for this i was confused at first
Matt Coleman replied on Wed, 2012/07/18 - 1:55am in response to: Carla Brian
awesome idea Carla..this feature is what i like most graphic designer buffalo


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PASSENGERS using Chiltern Railways trains between Oxfordshire and London Marylebone are being warned to expect continued disruption to services well into Monday.
A fire overnight burned away part of a signal cable in a tunnel just outside Marylebone station, putting all the signals on the approaches out of action and forcing Chiltern to turn trains round at West Ruislip all day today, with passengers using the London Underground to reach Central London.
Network Rail engineers are working to replace the damaged cable and carry out safety tests but until they give the all-clear, only two trains per hour are expected to run each way between Birmingham, Banbury, Bicester North, Haddenham & Thame Parkway and West Ruislip, with passengers advised to use alternative routes.
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