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Freedom of religious or of religion?
Pretty rich from a president who forced Catholic entities to pay for birth control and abortions that go against their religion.
Wayne – Because paying for something as simple as birth control and imprisonment for your faith are the same thing, right? Don't be so foolish.
Robert…I don't think 'wayne' is foolish at all. For a government oo dictate how a religion sees reproductive rights is a great start to fascism. Of course, fascism needs a base in the public that condones those policies. I am not Catholic and accept birth control. However, I respect Catholic entities not wanting touch birth control. It is the same as cooking a Hindu's bed along side hamburgers.
Just not yet to the extent as in N. Korea, but give the progressives a couple of generations.
What a hypocrite
Yea, it's under threat here In the US by obama. Obama's war on religion
Its laughable to hear Obama trying to defend religious freedom when he rides roughshod over it in generating rules for the ACA. Wayne is right, Robert foolish.
Obama the Anti-Christ, spewing more lies as usual
Seeing that President Obama has reached out to God king to King, he might want to declare to the world the courts of God by paying our Lord and King a visit at any one of His courts, namely a Seventh Day Adventist Church.
The President chose to receive glory from man, so that we see homosexuals being granted rights of marriage, all an abomination to the Most High. The New Testament is hardly an idle piece of work. God IS Judge of the whole earth.
The Lord might nevertheless have something to say to him, seeing that he has made an attempt to talk to Him.
The heart of the Democratic Party and Mister Obama is their loathing for Christianity and most other organized religions. The Democrats want one power that the people look to and that is the Democratically run government. They have done all they can to marginalize religion in particular in the military. If the Democratics could abolish religion, they would.
Robert, while I can appreciate that there is a difference of degree, I don't see a difference in kind. Will you enlighten me?
I mean buying cyanide to put in someone's food to kill them is also pretty simple.
I believe that it is biblically mandated that fetuses are not people until they are born and that abortion is sometimes a moral necessity. Nevertheless, your statement seems to be nonsensical. Please explain.
The idea that infringing on religious freedom is OK as long as it's done in "small measure" is the surest way to slowly erode any basis for this right. It is easy to stand outside of somebody's religion and say that it's OK to infringe here because I don't understand why they hold these beliefs and don't agree. It's much harder from an intellectual standpoint to try to understand why a battle makes sense from a bigger picture, even if I don't necessarily agree on the specifics of this battle. Make no mistake, this president is no supporter of religious freedom, he is all about pushing his own beliefs through.
Extremists will always throw a wrench in the gears of coexistence. Peace is also relative, and hard to understand because the actions of an individual with a specific identity (to religion, country, continent, etc) can flair up a reaction from a group, country, religion, continent, etc. of the opposing identity. In one hemisphere of the world 5000 deaths a year due to an identity crisis (like religion) can be a relatively peaceful year. On the other hand, this may be seen as genocide to another country. I believe what this boils down to is paying attention to a lesson everyone has been taught from one role model or another, "worry about yourself." How can a identity A hate identity B if you let the other do what is natural in their environment. If something is bad enough to the collective whole, they will do something to fix it on their own.
Lastly, correct me if I'm wrong, but hate is based off identity. When religion is no longer an issue globally some other identity will be. The way to mend this is to fix our broken international system (UN and NATO). Until that happens there will be war, hate, and genocide.
"Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances."
If a law gave an exception to a religious group it would be unconstitutional. The law makes insurance include birth control… the same rule which applies to all health insurance. No where does it state that they actually have to use birth control. Now throwing people in prison for being christian… yea that would be illegal. So there is a pretty big difference.
I don't see any impediments at all to the open proselytizing and state endorsement of the new religion of ENVIRONMENTALISM.
It is – from you, Barry.
And if anyone should know it is Obama. He is doing the threatening.
I thought Barry was talking about ObamaCare. He should go to Sochi for the rest of the month.
I'll be kind and adopt the positon of the Founding Fathers and the intent they placed in the Constitution: there's nothing wrong with religion, just keep it, it's attitudes, morals and beliefs out of government.
Hence the war on religion is against it's presence in government. Don't fool yourself into thinking that folks give a crap what you believe. You want to believe in unicorns, leprechauns and an invisible super powerful being that lives in the sky, knock yourself out.
"…No where does it state that they actually have to use birth control…"
Forcing them to provide birth control for others violates their religious conscience. Stop arguing the fact. You lose.
If you agree that birth control should not be "forced" on them, then you need to be prepared to continue to foot the bill for mothers who receive state and federal assistance for themselves, the unwanted children, and the expenses that follow from the life of crime that unwanted and neglected children often turn to.
Whether it's religious freedom or 501c(4) this President is determined to destroy this country by making these politically palatable claims and then doing the absolute opposite.
What about the Little Sisters of the Poor? When do they get to practice their religion?
"President Barack Obama said religious freedom is under threat"
-This from the guy that's attempting to force Catholic organizations to provide insurance coverage for abortion and contraception?
What's next: "Charlie Manson condemns violence."?
"I was for religious freedom before I was against religious freedom."
It's ok for his Muslim friends to kill Christians, but not ok for evil countries to imprison them?
DuH, and it's ok for him to dictate economic regulations to churches and members because he see's benefit to his constituents.
Hmmm, maybe the next Christian president will reciprocate to Muslim as far as freedom goes.
Oh, I saw the headline and I thought — foolish me — he was doing a 180 on his O'care birth control / abortifacient mandate.
Looks like we got an election coming up in November, time to roll out this old theme once again. maybe he should just say "if you like your religion you can keep it."
OMG THE HORROR. christians are sooooo perscuted. lol
The founding fathers were against a state sponsored religion, that's all. They used the "attitudes, morals, and beliefs" of christianity as the basis of many of the laws they passed. The idea that laws are unconstitutional if they are based on the christian worldview is something that has been invented by democrats in the last 50 years.
no one is forcing the superstitious loons in the Catholic church to buy birth control, you clueless moron
right after they find the passage where Jesus says birth control is bad. I'll be waiting right here
Yeah, President Obama and Holder are very tolerant of Catholics and other Christians,,,,,NOT
Freedom of Religion is a belief of the US, not the world. In fact, it's a very novel concept since religion defines the community you live in.
This must be another of his famous misdirection plays, this time to distract from the war on religion being waged in the US through Obamacare's requirements that religious organizations fund employees' choices that conflict with religious beliefs. This guy has incredible nerve.
So Valerie said, "Mr. President, the polls show that a majority of Americans think that their religious freedoms are being threatened. You should make some statement of deep caring over this issue. It'll help inoculate us from those right-wing Bible-thumpers come this November."
Meanwhile, back at the ranch…
'Freedom of Religion Is Under Threat' … from the Obama administration! … whose H.H.S. mandate essentially strips all social ministries of all religious denominations of their historic First Amendment rights.
"See you in court," responds the U.S. Roman Catholic Church to Obama, Sebelius, Jarrett, et al.
Uhm…isn't Obama waging a war on religion in the US?
The President supports Freedom of Religion — in other countries.
Beware in this country when the left demotes "Freedom of Religion" to "Freedom of Worship" They are not the same thing.
The word 'Dhimmitude" is found in the new health care bill;
What does this word mean?
The word 'Dhimmitude" is found in the new health care bill twice; so what
does it mean? Thought this was interesting and worth passing on.
Dhimmitude — What does it mean? Obama used it in the health care
bill. Now isn't this interesting? It is used in the health care law.
Dhimmitude — I had never heard the word until now. Type it into
Google and start reading. Pretty interesting. It's on page 107 of the
healthcare bill. I looked this up on Google and yep, it exists.. It is
a REAL word.
Dhimmitude is the Muslim system of controlling non-Muslim populations
conquered through jihad. Specifically, it is the TAXING of non-Muslims
in exchange for tolerating their presence AND as a coercive means of
converting conquered remnants to Islam.
ObamaCare allows the establishment of Dhimmitude and Sharia Muslim
diktat in the United States . Muslims are specifically exempted from
the government mandate to purchase insurance, and also from the
penalty tax for being uninsured. Islam considers insurance to be
"gambling", "risk-taking", and "usury" and is thus banned. Muslims are
specifically granted exemption based on this.
How convenient. So I, as a Jew or a Christian, will have crippling IRS liens
placed against all of my assets, including real estate, cattle, and
even accounts receivables, and will face hard prison time because I
refuse to buy insurance or pay the penalty tax. Meanwhile, Louis
Farrakhan will have no such penalty and will have 100% of his health
needs paid for by the de facto government insurance.
Tell that to the Little Sisters of the Poor and Notre Dame.
So says the Fox in a conversation with the Hens…..
There are many faiths that oppose the use of abortifacients who also provide adoption services for unwanted babies. These people actually do practice what they preach. I know several people who oppose late-term abortion who have adopted children.
"If you like your religious freedom, you can keep your religious freedom."
Obama: 'Freedom of Religion Is Under Threat'
And he ought to know since he is the threat.
"If you like your religious freedom, you can keep your religious freedom."
Funny to hear such a comment comiing from POTUS PILATE himself
From the lips of the man who insists Catholic nuns offer birth control and have pre and post natal care….
Quite possibly the most hypocritical comments ever uttered by this buffoon.
Ask the Little Sisters of the Poor about this.
dear President Obama God has put you into that office… i belive in you and so dose 80% of this country… that is BIG DO NOT give into the dark… In Jesus name amen
Religious Freedom for ALL faiths / gods…Obama prays for at National Prayer Breakfast.
President Barack Obama said that "around the world, freedom of religion is under threat." "…We sometimes see religion twisted in attempt to justify hatred, persecution against other people just because of who they are and how they pray or who they love,"
…is Obama referring to people who embrace freedom of self-rights, freedom of self-religion, freedom of self-sexuality?
The definition of "Religious Freedom" = the RIGHT (it is right / it is good) to be free (without consequence) to worship ANY 'god'.
The truth is that President Obama, leader of the free world, promotes and confesses that it is RIGHT & GOOD to be free (without consequence) to worship ANY self-justified 'god' as per man's desires.
…BUT Jesus Christ said that we are to love and worship the One Only Lord Creator and to serve Him Alone, His Will Alone.
…BUT the One God gave command that one is to worship Him Alone.
…BUT the Creator said that man would die, that his way would die, if he disobeyed Him and took of the forbidden tree of knowing / establishing "good / evil" for one's own desires.
INSTEAD, President Obama has confessed that "FREEDOM" is the "Light", that it is the "will" of his 'god'…of fortresses.
This "freedom" speaks of peace and justice…but in reality it does the opposite. The real fruit of this "freedom" is conflict, hatred, and death…for it justifies each to do what is right in one's own eyes…it justifies the desire to serve and magnify the self (XES).
There is Only One True Way…it is the Way of Jesus Christ, SON of the Only Creator God.
Soon, The One Lord Jesus Christ will return to rule the earth in power according to and in obedience to the Will of the Only Yehowah Elohim and NOT according to man's first love for "his freedom".
John Stefanyszyn
…a bondman of the One King Jesus Christ, Son of the Only God.
freedom of religion is under threat in the US, Christians keep trying to push their religion on others
The Founding Fathers were against state sponsored religions (plural). Although Christians (but not all were practicing ones and not all held their religious beliefs deeply), they understood the alienating effect on the newly formed country of imposing religious or Christian beliefs—either directly or indirectly as a subtext to legislation—in drafting the Constitution.
They were trying to create a "neutral" country, a country free from the prejudices of an aristocracy and of a powerful church.
And under the Constitution, laws that promote/suppress religious beliefs—a testament to their desire for religious neutrality–or are based on a "Christian world view," are indeed unconstitutional—as demonstrated even by our heavily conservative US Supreme Ct–and have been held so since the drafting of the Constitution over 200 years ago.
This Muslim MFer didn't just say that… What.. The…
"From the lips of the man who insists Catholic nuns offer birth control and have pre and post natal care….
Ok, look, those Catholic nuns dont have any restriction on their ability to worship. They have restriction on their ability to ACT in regards to others and their rights.
To put it in a way so simply that even you people who keep prodding this dead horse can understand:
Devil worshipers have the right to freedom of religion and can worship as they chose…until it infringes upon the rights of others, for exaple, if they believe the devil wants them to commit murder in the form of human sacrafice. Their right to freedom of religion doesnt mean they get to do whatever they want in the name of religion, and its not infringing on their rights to stop them from doing so.
Do you understand this? Can you? If not…perhaps stop commenting on concepts that are too large for you to grasp.
You know why Republicans loves Jesus? Bootstrap pulling. Republicans love that folks pull themselves up by their bootstraps and the ultimate bootstrap puller is Jesus. He pulled himself up from the dead and…hey, didn't he have a ton of help from his dad, Mr. God? So then does that mean that Republicans lie? That they say pull yourself by your bootstraps but they rely on their parents to give them a hand?
No wonder Jesus and Republicans go hand-in-hand: they're both full of crap.
He's nothing but a bigot, he doesn't believe in God never did never will, HE'S A MUSLIM and supports anything that has to do with eliminating God from schools, memorials, anything to do with religion, he lies so much he can't even keep his lies straight ! Bill Clinton would have REALLY been impeached if he tried to get away with what this goon is trying ! Hey ZUES wish I could be around when your on your death bed and watch you start hedging your bets when you know your 5 minutes away from the grim reaper (DEATH) Oh how come you don't work on Christmas, Good Friday, after all their just another day to you mr bootstrap !
It is not just the government that seems to be intolerant of Christianity. Hollywood is also. The Academy Awards board just withdrew the nomination of a Christian song after another film maker hired. Private detective to dig up dirt on the filmmaker and smear them.
What a load of bunk. Is this the pretext to another American attack on a foreign nation in order to prop up the military-industrial establishment?
Our Saviour knows obama's heart, and obama will have to answer to Him.
Obama is a LIAR, he is just trying to win some folks over to the lib side. It is not going too well for obama these dayz.
Obama is the threat to Christians.
How does everyone like obama's fundamental transformation of America?
I can appreciate both viewpoints from people commenting about the religion in the US, Obama, and the church's rights. I am a Christian and have my own opinions about these same things. However, after reading this article, my reaction is more focused on the two Americans imprisoned in foreign countries. I did some research into Pastor Saeed's case (the man imprisoned in Iran) and he was building an orphanage. My heart goes out to their families and I hope and pray both men are able to be released and returned home to their families. I do agree with President Obama's statement, "lasting peace will require freedom of worship and access to holy sites for all faiths." The problem is, will that ever be achieved? Especially in places like the Middle East, where conflicts arise among different groups, even within the same religion. People should be able to still have respect for people of faiths different from their own.
Obama & his cohorts are an insidious threat to religious freedom. North Korea & the Muslim Countries are at least obvious. Arguably, they are HONESTHONEST about it.
Obama has been under fire for not defending these Christians in his talks with the heads of state, making their release a condition of negotiates. But all Obama did was mention the plight of these Christians at a Christian prayer breakfast. That sounds like singing to the choir to me.
Obama forgot about American Christians, who are punished by their system and education. He prefers talking about others.
I think the US and the rest of the world in general should be concentrating more on freedom from religion as religion seems to be the main cause of almost any conflict.
The Catholic church says that using birth control is a sin. Paying for insurance is not a sin. Even buying birth control is not a sin, just using it is. Instead of protesting the structure of an insurance policy, they should simply be more public in their requirements that no one use birth control. Of course, that doesn't have as much PR value as playing the persecution card. Why does the Catholic church pay for legal fees to defend child molesters? Isn't child molestation a sin? Isn't paying to prevent punishment for that sin also a sin?
Religion is as powerful as ever…no, freedom FROM religion is what is at threat.
If I have a right to my opinion, then everyone else needs have a right to theirs. However, I wish folks
would quit throwing in their personal religious doctrine into their comments on freedom; it smacks
severely of proselytism that should not be "forced" upon others without specific invite, and tolerance.
President Lying-Sack says it's under attack? Well, he should know, as he's been pretty obvious in his disdain for Christianity. Oh, but wait, he supports Islam? Well, logically, Attack + Support still = Attack.
So, wow! Technically, he's almost telling the truth!
Thank you, Lying-Sack.
Wow that is very awesome to hear from the president! I fully agree with that.
What we have here is a dispute over choice! May we continue to all have that freedom. Even Our President
has that particular right, I much admire him for his refusal to declare himself as to his personal religious belief
although I personally believe he is of Christian persuasion. whatever brings some folk to try to interpret his
beliefs, is pure unwarrented JUDGEMENT! That is surely as UN-Christian as anyone can get. –Biblically So!
Freedom is of Choice, not of enforcement. It is one of the creative entitlements, and is in the mind. It is
of personal determination, and action, unfearful of reprisal if one is truly bound to faith in Life Eternal.
To Commander Bill, and others: Render unto Ceasar the things that are Ceasar's, and unto God, the things that are God's!
April 2008 – Obama speaks disrespectfully of Christians, saying they "cling to guns or religion" and have an "antipathy to people who aren't like them."
February 2009 – Obama announces plans to revoke conscience protection for health workers who refuse to participate in medical activities that go against their beliefs, and fully implements the plan in February 2011.
April 2009 – When speaking at Georgetown University, Obama orders that a monogram symbolizing Jesus' name be covered when he is making his speech.
May 2009 – Obama declines to host services for the National Prayer Day (a day established by federal law) at the White House.
April 2009 – In a deliberate act of disrespect, Obama nominated three pro-abortion ambassadors to the Vatican; of course, the pro-life Vatican rejected all three.
October 19, 2010 – Obama begins deliberately omitting the phrase about "the Creator" when quoting the Declaration of Independence – an omission he has made on no less than seven occasions.
November 2010 – Obama misquotes the National Motto, saying it is "E pluribus Unum" rather than "In God We Trust" as established by federal law.
January 2011 – After a federal law was passed to transfer a WWI Memorial in the Mojave Desert to private ownership, the U. S. Supreme Court ruled that the cross in the memorial could continue to stand, but the Obama administration refused to allow the land to be transferred as required by law, and refused to allow the cross to be re-erected as ordered by the Court.
February 2011 – Although he filled posts in the State Department, for more than two years Obama did not fill the post of religious freedom ambassador, an official that works against religious persecution across the world; he filled it only after heavy pressure from the public and from Congress.
April 2011 – For the first time in American history, Obama urges passage of a non-discrimination law that does not contain hiring protections for religious groups, forcing religious organizations to hire according to federal mandates without regard to the dictates of their own faith, thus eliminating conscience protection in hiring.
It isn't the President's job to ensure religious freedom. It is his job to make sure that religion keeps its nose out of government, and that religion does not trample the rights of citizens.
According to the Constitution, it is INDEED the President's job to ensure religious freedom! Moreover, it is the President's job to make sure that atheism keeps its nose out of government, and that atheism does not trample the rights of citizens to follow and to express their religious beliefs. That happens every day in China; it is beginning to happen here. Atheist groups such as the Freedom from Religion Foundation have been doing that alot lately.
Grandpa O'Riley can use this for his yearly war on Christmas Schtick!!!LOL
It's too bad that Pres Obama does not recognize how his administration's inflexibility are ignoring the religious rights of Roman Catholics and other pro-life people in the U.S. with the HHS mandate. He has himself sown "the bitter seeds of instability and violence and extremism.' He is a hypocrite.
"Religious tolerance" means to tolerate extortion and misrepresentation for gain.
Religions threaten victims with eternal torture after death if they do not conform to a moral code: simply controlling the moral code then alllows religious fraudsters to indirectly control their followers.
That is threat of force, a violation of basic human rights. The threat of force is commonly carried through on Earth, however.
Promising eternal life, wealth and happiness again to conform to their human-invented moral code is a bribery without legal recourse. If a religious organization does not deliver, there is no way to prosecute them for fraud.
For these two reasons religions have been the scourge of humanity for thousands of years.
We will never have a civilized, successful society without exposing and legally prosecuting these fraudsters.
Freedom of speech is not what they are fighting for, but freedom to defraud.
I find it very disheartening that this Wall Street Journal article opened with "President Obama's" comments then went on to repeatedly refer to PRESIDENT Obama as MR. OBAMA. As much as the President needs to "nail down" his position on religious freedom (I'm not Catholic, but he was totally wrong for trying to force birth control on Catholic run institutions)… how about the Wall Street Journal "nail down" its position on giving honor where honor is due? 2008 to 2014… 6 years later… I am still struck when the media blatantly disrespects this man's position as the leader of the free world. As a Christian, I am saddened that more of us… Black or White… don't send a clear Biblical message to media outlets that "all authority" should be shown honor.
Of course it's under threat. Obama is president.
He went from communist to straight up Right Winger lately.
What a hypocrite!! (So thinks the Little Sisters and Hobby Lobby – and me!)
Mr. Obama always develops, vocally, the rudiments of a religious conscience in even-numbered years. Then once the election-campaign season is over, he reabsorbs it into his system.
* * * * *
It is though not surprising to note that there is no mention of Saudi Arabia and other Islamic countries for religious non tolerance.
Look at all these haters of Obama posting their comments.
We need a major upgrade in education.
These people are simpletons who listen to Rush Limbaugh, Sean Hannity, Bill O'Reilly
Please–new curriculum for sanity–stat
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KoFUM is still worthy of a solid score, due to the fact that it's still one of the better pure fighters ever made, but it will be hard for casual brawler fans to realize its allure.
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Reviewing the Early Draft: Servlet 3.0
First of all: Yes! There is a new Servlet spec coming! I had already seen some examples on this years JavaOne, but you can now download the complete early draft here. But after I browsed through it, I came to the conclusion that I don't like the new spec. There are currently some strange decisions and unclarities in it. Please allow me to give some examples:
@Servlet(urlMappings={"/foo", "/bar"}) public class SampleUsingAnnotationAttributes { @GET public void handleGet(HttpServletRequest req, HttpServletResponse res) { //Handle the GET } }
This piece of code is a new servlet. A lot of features are now based on annotations. And there is some good things in this, look at the @Servlet annotation. This annotation contains the locations where this servlet is going to be mapped. So there is no more need to put all this in the web.xml.
But then there is the @GET annotation. And I really don't see what this annotation improves over having a HttpServlet interface with a doGet method. The only thing that would be useful is when you can put @GET and @POST on one method. But as far as I know now this is currently not supported. A couple of problems/unclarities with this:
You don't have code completion (an interface would have this)
Its a lot more error-prone (an interface forces the right parameters)
Its unclear/unspecified what happens when a Servlet has duplicate HttpMethod annotations; (2x @GET in one Servlet)
The same kind of problems arise in other places using annotations, for example in the ServletFilter:
@ServletFilter @FilterMapping("/foo") public class MyFilter { public void doFilter(HttpServletRequest req, HttpServletResponse res) { ... } }
In this example we see that you can define a ServletFilter using the ServletFilter annotation. The first oddity is the @FilterMapping annotation.. why does the @ServletFilter need a seperate filtermapping annotation while the @Servlet just places this in its properties. Not very consistant. :(
Also, we now have a POJO being a ServletFilter, but its specified nowhere that your filter must contain this doFilter method. Just like the methods in the @Servlet its easy to make a typo and it wouldn't be noticed until runtime probably.
Why not use an interface for this?
This same problem also arises in the @ServletContextListener:
@ServletContextListener public class MyListener { public void contextInitialized(ServletContextEvent sce) { ServletContext sc = sce.getServletContext(); sc.addServlet("myServlet", "Sample servlet", "foo.bar.MyServlet", null, -1); sc.addServletMapping("myServlet", new String[] { "/urlpattern/*" }); } }
What forces the signature "public void contextInitialized(ServletContextEvent sce)"?
Nothing does, easy to make mistakes.
For some reason it seems like the JSR-315 group is very eager to put annotations everywhere. But I'm having serious doubt if this is the correct way to do this. Something like mapping a Servlet to a URL, this is cool. You are adding meta-data (mapping information) to a class. But specifying that a method is a GET method, this says something about the role of the method. People, why not just leave this hardcoded... using interfaces and parent classes. This isn't meta-data right? This shouldn't be configured with annotations...
But its not all bad, there are some cool new features in the spec. I really like the "Suspending Requests" idea. If you have a long running backend process (JDBC call, webservice, JMS) you don't want the Servlet to lock and wait for it. With the new feature you can suspend a Servlet and resume it once the backend is done.
Also new is 'Pluggability', the Servlet auto-discovery mode. During startup a scanner will (try to) find all the Servlets from the classpath and instantiate them. Then there is no more need to define all the Servlets in the web.xml! Although this would be nice during debugging or making a small project, I wouldn't trust it in an Enterprise environment. But luckely there is a way to shutdown the auto-discovery with one little line of XML (metadata-complete=true).
In conclusion, there are some good ideas in the Servlet 3 spec, but also some things I really don't like.
So what would be my suggestion? Something like this probably:
@ServletMapping("/foo", "/bar") //Only meta-data in annotations, with the naming consistant with @FilterMapping public class MyServlet extends HttpServlet { @Override //keep strong typing! public void doGet(HttpServletRequest req, HttpServletResponse res) { ... } }
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Leonid Maslov replied on Fri, 2008/05/30 - 11:00am
I Would agree with You about strong typing.Refactoring and ode verification is the main things Java is proud for.
I would await @SecurityPermissions and/or @Authorization(type=basic) or smth if not already. As far I can see - the specs doesn't provide such as functionality.
In some cases I assume POJO servlets without any extends or implements - would be appreciated (in some kind of unit testing probably). Anyway - with or without annotation goodies people will extend those from HTTPServlet atc just to make strong typing work for them.
Brian Sayatovic replied on Fri, 2008/05/30 - 11:15am
I don't even like the servlet mapping annocations. I presume you can still use web.xml if you want, but use the annotations for simple cases. But if I'm using a third-party framework (e.g. Apache Axis) that includes a servlet in it slibrary that I would like to deploy at a custom mapping, I will do so via the web.xml.
So, at best, when I need to find a mapping for a servlet I have to look two places (annotated classes, web.xml) instead of just one.
Roy van replied on Fri, 2008/05/30 - 12:15pm in response to: Brian Sayatovic
Casper Bang replied on Fri, 2008/05/30 - 3:34pm
Leonid Maslov replied on Fri, 2008/05/30 - 4:09pm in response to: Vic Cekvenich
Roy van replied on Fri, 2008/05/30 - 8:28pm in response to: Mark Thornton
[quote=mt79448]Code completion seem to work OK with annotations in my IDE (IntelliJ IDEA).[/quote]
But if people make new annotations, they have to provide some kind of method information to the IDE. So basicly what the IDE needs for an annotation is a precise describtion of the method signatures it requires....but wait, isn't that just what an java Interface is? So why are we doing this (double) again?
I think IntelliJ is a great IDE, and having support for this is a nice gift to the developers, but you are kind of avoiding the real issue. You provide (framework-) developers with an excuse to do it 'wrong' IMHO, because the IDE can 'fix' this for you.
Jonhnny Weslley replied on Fri, 2008/05/30 - 9:25pm
Moreover the new spec:
- no code completion, no interface contracts
- breaks compatibility with the old versions
- annotated methods requires reflection to be invoked, that is, the performance is affected
Annotations are cool, but they must to be used with moderation. Servlet 3.0 API is using annotations like as a golden hammer!
Great post!!!
Jan-kees Van Andel replied on Sat, 2008/05/31 - 4:22am in response to: Silvio Bierman
[email@example.com]Annotations are an abomination. It is sad that the servlet spec is getting polluted with them as well. [/quote]
I personally wouldn't go as far as to call annotations an abomination. Annotations certainly have their uses. A framework like Hibernate Validator is in my opinion an example of decent annotation use.
But this spec is a very bad (or at least strange) way to use annotations.
I think the EG has some work to do. Fix this crazy thing or explain to the community what their motivations are for using annotations.
ramon wang replied on Sat, 2008/05/31 - 8:18am
Silvio Bierman replied on Sat, 2008/05/31 - 4:09pm in response to: Jan-kees Van Andel
The Hibernate example is exactly where my problem with annotations lie. They are not a language feature but a unstructured language extension facility that is primarily targeted at framework and tool providers who useit to glue the tool to the code. It encourages framework/tool-design that does not use proper language primitives but self-crafted extensions, mostly to save code lines.
Since new versions of said tools may force one to use annotations it is not even a language feature that we can choose to ignore. If and when the language is properly fixed to make annotations superfluous we will be stuck with heaps of polluted code bases.
Java has been my primary programming environment for eight years now ever since I switched from C++. I still love the platform but where generics merely made me frown the introduction and spread of annotations is causing me to seriously look at other languages for the platform.
Paul Keeble replied on Sat, 2008/05/31 - 10:57pm
My is that some lovely looking code, but alas I see the pain all too clearly. All that type safety (love it or hate it is what java is all about) is just gone. Its hard enough remembering what the types are for a gizillion methods across all the APIs and frameworks without having all of it erased using Annotations. The shortcut for mapping to an url is not so terrible. What we really need is an interface to implement rather than extend from a heavy class such as HttpServlet or this monster of annotations.
Still its not like J2EE has ever been a good way to do things, why expect any real change now after all this time for the better?! J2EE lost the bettle for the web already and we need a change.
Steven Baker replied on Sun, 2008/06/01 - 11:50pm
needless to say, this draft will hopefully be reviewed and changed alot.
i do like the idea of taking away the needs for web.xml updating, but the lack of type control makes me a sad panda.
i hate all this blackmagic typeless coding, this will only make it harder to follow, debug and control
Jan-kees Van Andel replied on Mon, 2008/06/02 - 3:04pm in response to: Steven Baker
needless to say, this draft will hopefully be reviewed and changed alot.
i do like the idea of taking away the needs for web.xml updating, but the lack of type control makes me a sad panda.
i hate all this blackmagic typeless coding, this will only make it harder to follow, debug and control
In some way the type control doesn't change. Yeah, a modern IDE can validate class names in web.xml, but validating annotations on classes is also possible. In fact, you don't even need that much validations, since most things are self-validating, like the fact that an annotation is always placed on a class/method. The method/class thus always exists. The only thing that has to be validated in this example is the method signature, accepting some kinds of parameters. You can even make the validations as smart as to accept sub classes of parameters, like HttpServletRequest/Response in a doFilter method, which in the current spec requires a cast in most cases, because the interface defines doFilter(ServletRequest, ServletResponse) instead of the Http*** sub classes.
The only two things that scare me are:
- One, everyone is getting on the annotation-train, while often there is no real reason for it. First try to find out what the problem is, then try to find some solutions, then check if the solutions work, then the rest of the marketing stuff.
- Two, I don't like the classpath search thing. For an EJB I can understand it, especially since ejb-jar.xmls are annoying. But in a web context, where every hacker in the world can access your servlet, I would prefer a more explicit way of publishing Servlets. Something Like web.xml, which has other advantages, like providing an overview of all public Servlets.
In my opinion, DWR is based on the right principles regarding security (http://getahead.org/dwr/security) and the Servlet 3.0 guys should consider something like the DWR approach. Ease of development is okay, but security holes are not.
Luckily, the expert group has recognized this fear and provided a <metadata-complete /> tag. I think I will use it by default. ;)
Silvio Bierman replied on Tue, 2008/06/03 - 3:14am in response to: Steven Baker
I do not see how not having to update web.xml but having to update the servlet source instead is anything but a disadvantage.
Besides, I use servlets primarily via embedded Jetty instances so we already have this stuff in a plain and simple piece of Java code.
If the hooking up of the servlet in the container must be done via the servlet code (probably useless for anything other then trivial sample code) what is wrong with allowing a servlet to implement an interface that exposes information about contexts and servlet paths?
Silvio Bierman
Leonid Maslov replied on Tue, 2008/06/03 - 3:55am
Some stupid notes - Clamour and stir around Servlet 3.0 Draf about this great article.
I really liked the article and people contribution in this: It kinda say - we care. We want our env to be clean, fency and shiny.
Steven Baker replied on Tue, 2008/06/03 - 6:40pm in response to: Leonid Maslov
Silvio Bierman replied on Wed, 2008/06/04 - 4:28am in response to: Steven Baker
I agree and dislike XML configs as well. However, since I prefer to separate servlet logic from how it is mapped in the container I want to put the mapping logic outside the servlet source. Embedding a servlet container (Jetty in my case) allows exactly that.
It would be great if a web application had a standardized way of talking to the container telling it how to map the servlets. Something like an interface exposed by the container to some intialization mechanism in the web application. That way I could code my mapping logic without actually embedding a container.
Now if they would put something like that in the new spec!


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3.75/5 rDev -0.3%
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12-29-2013 22:16:15 | More by fionn13
3.79/5 rDev +0.8%
Garnet color that has facets of sparkle in a deep, rich color. Off white/light tan thin head with short retention.
Feels like winter warmer, Belgian dark strong ale and a holiday table in the glass all at once. Date, fig, raisins, brown sugar, white pepper, cardamon and coriander.
Bold sweet entry to the palate with a dry finish. The alcohol in this beer is big, but not clumsy. Dark candy sugar, raisins, molasses and spice. A warming of low heat from the alcohol manages to keep it clean. The finish is polished with the beer being rich and the carbonation soft.
Definitely a sipper. The large bottle format demands that this bottle be shared with friends.
12-29-2013 18:35:48 | More by Libationguy
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05-01-2014 01:53:20 | More by beer64nut
3.89/5 rDev +3.5%
Pours a ruby tinged/orange with a thumb of tan head. Above average lacing & head retention
S: Coffee & plums, carob
T: Coffee, a little molasses & charred grain up front. A touch of plumb, more coffee, a touch of booze & a whisper of vanilla as this warms. Finishes dry, some char, coffee & faint smokeyness & Baker's Chocolate. Almost pulled a 4.25
MF: Medium bodied, firm carbonation
I enjoy this beer, not sure I consider it a Belgian Dark, but won't hold it against it rating-wise
12-24-2013 22:59:34 | More by russpowell
3.5/5 rDev -6.9%
08-13-2014 02:14:31 | More by GRG1313
4.01/5 rDev +6.6%
Pours a deep garnet color with a tight, tan head that leaves chunks of lacing.
Smells of dark fruits and a little spice.
Tastes of the dark fruits, roasted malts, and touches of spice. Figs, raisins, and cherries come through with a bit of sweetness. This leads to some coffee, semi-sweet chocolate, and molasses type flavors. Everything is supported by a breadiness. Touches of clove and pepper come on the end along with some earthy bitterness. Finishes fairly dry with a little alcohol warmth.
Mouthfeel is full with a slightly assertive amount of carbonation.
Overall, this is tasty and worth a look.
12-25-2013 22:56:52 | More by ocelot2500
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07-28-2014 01:46:05 | More by DrBier
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A: The beer is clear but very dark brownish red in color and has a light amount of visible carbonation. It poured with a finger and a half high beige colored head that died down but has good retention properties and consistently left a short head covering the surface and some lacing down the sides of the glass.
S: Moderate aromas of Belgian and earthy yeast are present in the nose.
T: Much like the smell, the taste is quite yeast and has additional notes of spices and slight hints of dark fruits.
M: It feels medium-bodied on the palate and has a moderate amount of carbonation.
O: This beer is very yeasty for the style and has the type of earthiness you would expect from a Bière de Garde.
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01-15-2014 01:51:45 | More by mattst
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12-18-2013 03:38:17 | More by ygtbsm94
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12-09-2013 04:02:35 | More by nosavingsaccount
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07-10-2014 16:55:23 | More by bowzer4birdie
3.99/5 rDev +6.1%
Always one of the most anticipated beers of the winter season rears its handsome little head with the familiar taste, texture and warmth that keeps me coming back year after year. Though its not your prototypical Belgian-style stronger, darker ale- it borrows a little from porter, a little from barleywine and a lot from Belgium to achieve such wintry taste.
Dark brown in its appearance, the ale is easily mistaken for porter. Especially once its slowly separating froth extends from its dense body beneath, the porter-esque appearance is further propelled. Highly persistent in its retention and trailing with well-defined rings to denote each sip, the ale is as sturdy as they come.
Its aromas are somewhat muted because of its dense blanket of froth that prohibits such popping of aromas from reaching the nose. But a deep and slow draw from the snifter reveals a toasty, chocolate and light coffee note that hides just behind the aromas of tangy and toasted dark fruit: everything from grapes and figs to apples and cherries are all represented in a drunken, rum-soaked portrayal.
Its taste is just as dense and savory with slightly scorched brown sugar and toffee for "brittle" like sweetness. Dry cocoa and medium-strength coffee bring out a more robust and earthen taste to ride along side of sweeter flavors of hard candies. That's when its fruity middle palate pulls ahead and shares flavors of plumbs, blackberries, currant, cherry, dried apple, roasted pear and grapes. Wrapping up with a notion of spiced rum, the taste of both coffee cake and fruit cake are alive and well in the beer's aftertaste.
Full bodied from start to finish, the ale doesn't spring off the palate like most Belgian ales do. Instead, its creamy carbonation keeps the taste savory, succulent and rich for full palate appreciation. Its deep bready-sweet textures temper its powerful alcohol spice for a balanced session and a deep coffee-sweet linger.
Perhaps the perfect "Winter Warmer", the ale has a lot of Belgian and Belgian flavor but with high experimentation and impeccable balance. Its the epitome of winter ales!
12-26-2013 18:06:56 | More by BEERchitect
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06-07-2014 10:01:12 | More by Kaizoku
3.75/5 rDev -0.3%
04-13-2014 11:07:13 | More by Rikdikulous
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12-29-2013 20:25:52 | More by golf4collet
3.5/5 rDev -6.9%
12-15-2013 01:33:36 | More by NateMac13
3.75/5 rDev -0.3%
12-29-2013 01:14:00 | More by cburns48
2.85/5 rDev -24.2%
My bottle was 9.1 % ABV.
The colour is red brown-red, the liquid is clear. The finger thick head quickly sinks down to a thick lid. No lacing occurs.
The smell is dry and bitter with some hints of stale pale lager and red wine. Phenolic yeasty-spicy-plastic flavours (allspice), brown sugar and hints of alcohol.
The taste is smoother than expected. Some yeasty notes, molasses and brown sugar. Bitter hops and herbs. Semi-roasted caramel flavours. Light to medium body. Growing notes of alcohol in the aftertaste as well as molding leaves, green plants and a touch of milk chocolate. Green hoppy notes and brown sugar in the finish.
The carbonation is strong, the many small bubbles are long-lived. The liquid is thin, especially considering the strength.
An unbalanced beer, reminding a bit of a too young/green english strong ale.
02-26-2014 20:10:40 | More by bark
4/5 rDev +6.4%
02-03-2014 17:44:38 | More by VinoGuy
3.75/5 rDev -0.3%
05-11-2014 23:34:01 | More by kybeerdrinker
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What a great professor!!! Only good things to say about Professor Gautney, best trait is she's down to earth. She's also understanding, has an open view on things, is very chill, and a fair grader. Good balance of telling you things you did well and things you could improve. Definitely recommend.
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Super relaxed, doesnt think she's god's gift to humanity. Unlike some professors, makes class interesting.Kind of vague paper prompts.Not lenient on late papers, midterm and final require studying. Take her, she makes the 75 minutes fly by, and will throw in some laughs. Has a great laugh, lol.
Amazing professor. Extremely helpful. Makes class super interesting. Some work, but it's all interesting and not too hard. The class itself is great as well, possibly the best professor there is at Fordham. Highly recommend taking a class with her, this or any other.
Ridiculously unprofessional.
Gautney is very helpful and laidback. If you do the readings and pay attention in class, you'll do well.
There was a lot of reading and writing to be done, but none of it was extremely difficult. Prof. Gautney is very laidback and understanding and she's a pretty cool person. Sometimes, the material could be a bit boring, but there was nothing that could really be done about that. Thumbs up for Heather Gautney!
Easy class and easy grader. Just do the readings and pay attention.
She's awesome and just all round cool person. Taken her for 2 classes now, laid back, very understanding and as long as you write the papers, study for the midterm, final you should get at least a B.
She's great! reaction journals every wk and a half... bout 2-3 pgs long. great review b4 midterm and final. actually uses the books she assigns. very interesting class. shes mad cool! take her!
She is awsome, I love sociology because of her. She's such a nice person and her classes sre pretty easy
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Farming | News | Darlington & Stockton Times
Increased entry at store lamb sale
3:22pm Friday 29th August 2014
THE fortnightly sale of store lambs saw an increased entry of 6,828 head at Skipton sell for an overall average of £55.69 per head, up £1.27 on last year's fixture.
Important to check for hidden diseases
3:21pm Friday 29th August 2014
WEATHER conditions have continued to be good and beef and sheep at grass have continued to do well.
Production of meat up
3:21pm Friday 29th August 2014
TOTAL UK sheep meat production for 2014 is forecast to rise four per cent to 302,000 tonnes – the highest since 2009.
Buyers will be flocking to Monday market
3:20pm Friday 29th August 2014
THE annual production sale of 410 Continental breeding rams and females from the Whiteley Hey Flock takes place at North West Auctions Junction 36 at noon on Monday.
TV shepherdess to release calendar
3:20pm Friday 29th August 2014
AMANDA Owen, star of The Dales, ITV's popular series, and author of her best selling The Yorkshire Shepherdess, will release her 2015 calendar on September 5. The mother-of-seven, pictured, shot to fame when her life on the wild and remote 2,000 acre hill farm, Ravenseat in Swaledale, was televised.
Working dogs' owners are warned thefts on increase
3:19pm Friday 29th August 2014
OWNERS of working dogs have been warned that reported thefts are on the increase.
Fear lantern guidance doesn't go far enough
3:18pm Friday 29th August 2014
FARMING organisations have welcomed a new code of practice for sky lanterns - but still want a ban.
Forestry is key as fair runs again
3:18pm Friday 29th August 2014
THE forestry and agricultural sector's major trade event returns to Northumberland next month for the first time in three years.
No illusions for Limousin as sets world record price
3:18pm Friday 29th August 2014
GLENROCK Illusion set a new world record price for a Limousin animal when sold for 125,000gns (£131,250) at Borderway Mart, Carlisle.
Business-savvy farmer given £9k-a-year education grant
3:16pm Friday 29th August 2014
ONE young farmer had more reasons than most to celebrate his A-level results after winning a full £9,000 a year university scholarship.
Hearing on fly-grazing and horse welfare
3:16pm Friday 29th August 2014
FLY-GRAZING and horse welfare will be the subject of a hearing held by the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Select Committee.
A new era of cooking
3:16pm Friday 29th August 2014
STUDENTS are being encouraged to cook with lamb as part of an Eblex campaign.
Records see some miss out
3:15pm Friday 29th August 2014
FARMERS in England have lost out on millions of pounds in EU payments because of inadequate records.
Livestock thefts rise trigger land-watch
4:45pm Friday 22nd August 2014
FARMERS and their neighbours have been urged to pull together to beat rural crime.
Listen and learn at goat farm day
4:44pm Friday 22nd August 2014
FARMING a profitable commercial dairy goat enterprise will come under the microscope at a free open day at Pasture House Farm, West Marton, Skipton, North Yorkshire, on Thursday, September 4.
Farm event to address soil damage issues
4:44pm Friday 22nd August 2014
REPAIRING damaged soil structure is the subject of three free farm events early next month.
Seed potato exports reach a record high
4:44pm Friday 22nd August 2014
EXPORTS of British seed potatoes hit an all-time high of 103,000 tonnes during the 2013-14 season.
Choose seeds for early slot
4:42pm Friday 22nd August 2014
SOME popular varieties of wheat and barley are already in short supply following steady demand and an early start to the season.
Reforms: the specifics you need to know
4:41pm Friday 22nd August 2014
THE Home Grown Cereals Authority (HGCA) has explained how the CAP Reform's new "greening" requirements will affect cereals and oilseed growers.
Clarity needed on new CAP rules
4:39pm Friday 22nd August 2014
ENVIRONMENT Secretary Elizabeth Truss has announced further details of what the new CAP greening rules will mean for English farmers.
Horse sale marks end of 36 years
4:36pm Friday 22nd August 2014
SHIRE horses and coloured cobs from the well-known Milnerfield Stables of Bingley farmer Keith Downs and his wife Pam went under the hammer at a dispersal sale at Skipton Auction Mart on August 9.
Objection for development of plantation near Hadrian's Wall
11:15am Thursday 21st August 2014
NORTHUMBERLAND National Park Authority has formally objected to a bid by a local landowner to develop a new 43 hectare, largely conifer, plantation near Hadrian's Wall.
Open farm event to show benefits of a new pairing
11:33am Friday 15th August 2014
THE potential role of the Whitebred Shorthorn will come under the spotlight at a farm open day in South West Scotland.
Zwartbles sheep sale
11:36am Friday 15th August 2014
HEXHAM breeder Caroline Anderson, of Ingoe, got the 3,000gns top price at the Zwartbles Sheep Association's first Premier sale at Harrison & Hetherington's Borderway Mart, Carlisle, with Wallridge Moor Ajax, a home-bred shearling ram sold to J Porter, of Lisburn.
Milk quota
11:33am Friday 15th August 2014
THE amount of milk produced for sale in the UK during the 2013-14 year stayed within quota. As a result the Rural Payments Agency (RPA) has confirmed that there will be no wholesale or direct sales levy for the year.
Keynote speech
11:32am Friday 15th August 2014
NEWLY-APPOINTED Environment Secretary Liz Truss has been confirmed as the keynote speaker at this year's Northern Farming Conference at Hexham mart on Wednesday, November 12.
Sale of estate
11:32am Friday 15th August 2014
THE Millington Grange Estate, on the Yorkshire Wolds, near York, has been sold to the Ashcourt Group.
Union plea over harvest survey
11:32am Friday 15th August 2014
THE NFU has urged members to take part in its 2014 harvest survey.
Beef prices likely to rise as year draws to an end
11:31am Friday 15th August 2014
SUPPLIES of beef and veal are forecast to tighten during the rest of this year and into 2015 – raising the possibility of firmer prices.
New research says foot-trimming can be more trouble than it's worth
11:30am Friday 15th August 2014
SHEEP producers heard about new research on lameness, which suggests that foot-trimming may cause more problems than it solves.
Father and son make a triumphant return at the Craven Dairy Auction
11:29am Friday 15th August 2014
PAST multiple champions Malcolm and Robert Swires swept the board when they returned to the Craven Dairy Auction arena at Skipton mart.
The cost of rural crime is soaring, say insurers
11:26am Friday 15th August 2014
RURAL crime cost farmers and the UK rural economy £44.5m in 2013 – up 5.2 per cent on 2012. A 25 per cent increase in livestock thefts made 2013 one of the worst on record.
New partner promoted in rural division
11:26am Friday 15th August 2014
DAN Taylor has been promoted to partner in Carter Jonas' rural division based in York.
Rustlers snatch sheep worth £9,000 from farm
11:22am Friday 15th August 2014
RUSTLERS have stolen more than 100 sheep worth more than £9,000 from a County Durham farm attraction.
Heifer is a winning vision at contest
3:56pm Friday 8th August 2014
GLENROCK Illusion (pictured) took the overall supreme title at the Scottish Limousin Grand Prix at Perth Show on Saturday.
Project to breed better lambs
3:55pm Friday 8th August 2014
A GROUND-BREAKING research project aims to come up with a world first in lamb production.
NFU calls for action to improve food security
3:54pm Friday 8th August 2014
THE UK would only have been able to feed itself until yesterday if it were not for imports.
New figures show farmland value is at an all time high
3:54pm Friday 8th August 2014
THE value of farmland reached an all time high of more than £10,000 an acre in the second quarter of the year.
Bishop bull wins national Hereford honour
3:54pm Friday 8th August 2014
AUCKVALE Loftus, from W&R Kemp & Sons, Bishop Auckland, was reserve junior male champion at the 30th National Hereford Horned Show held at Tenbury Wells.
Co-operative group sells off its farm business for £249m
3:53pm Friday 8th August 2014
THE Co-operative Group has sold its farming business to the Wellcome Trust for £249 million.
Historic estate on the market for £3.75m
3:52pm Friday 8th August 2014
AN ESTATE which has belonged to the same family since the mid-17th century is on the market for offers of more than £3.75 million.
Finance application for landed estates is simplified
3:52pm Friday 8th August 2014
THE Agricultural Mortgage Corporation (AMC) has simplified the way it treats applications for loans from landed estates.
Farming minister's pledges to fight rules
3:52pm Friday 8th August 2014
FARMING Minister George Eustice pledged to fight European carcase splitting rules when he opened NSA Sheep 2014 at Malvern.
Optimistic vision unveiled for British sheep sector
3:50pm Friday 8th August 2014
THE sheep sector has a bright future with lots of opportunities – but much work is required to realise them.
Farmers are urged to check tenancy clauses
3:49pm Friday 8th August 2014
FARM tenants – particularly those whose Farm Business Tenancies end this year – have been urged to check their agreements.
Revamped Yeti has all the charm of old – and more
1:12pm Tuesday 5th August 2014
THE name doesn't really tell the true story. It projects an image of a mythical beast tromping around the Himalayas terrorizing children and eating the odd Sherpa.
New classes at Glendale Show
12:30pm Tuesday 5th August 2014
THE 122nd Glendale Show, in Northumberland, is gearing up for a record livestock entry after introducing new classes in response to demand from exhibitors.
Family firm opens £1m blending unit
12:26pm Tuesday 5th August 2014
DUGDALE Nutrition, the Lancashire-based farm animal feed company, has officially opened its new £1m feed blending unit.
Chris finds miscanthus a smart lifestyle choice
4:28pm Monday 4th August 2014
AN East Yorkshire arable farmer has boosted business after swapping combinable crops for miscanthus on half his land.
Growers get timely updates
4:26pm Monday 4th August 2014
THE audience of pulse growers heard a series of briefings at the demonstration day.


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They came from 3-0 down to beat the visitors 4-3 on penalty shots at the Odyssey Arena.
Derek Campbell put the Blaze 1-0 up on his debut for the club and further goals from Brad Leeb and Steven Chalmers had Coventry in control early in the second period.
But the Giants rallied and goals from Mark Garside, Greg Stewart and Kevin Saurette tied the game.
Neither side could find a winner in overtime and Robby Sandrock sealed the extra points in the shootout for Belfast.
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